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 THE LIBRARY 
 
 OF 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY 
 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 LOS ANGELES
 
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 Cpclopaetim 38i6Iiograp|)ica : 
 
 A LIBRARY MANUAL OF 
 
 THEOLOGICAL AND GENERAL LITERATURE, 
 
 AND GUIDE TO BOOKS FOR 
 
 AUTHORS, PREACHERS, STUDENTS, AND 
 LITERARY MEN. 
 
 ANALYTICAL, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL. 
 
 BY JAMES DARLING. 
 
 A— H 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 JAMES DARLING, 8i GREAT QUEEN STREET, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS. 
 
 1854.
 
 London : 
 Printed by G. Barclay, Caftle St. Leicefter Sq.
 
 77/6^ 
 
 V, I 
 
 PREFACE. 
 
 THE want of an extenfive and well-digefted bibliographical work on Theology 
 and kindred fubje6ts has long been felt as a great inconvenience both by 
 authors and readers. Owing to this deficiency in our literature, authors are 
 deprived of much affiftance which they would otherwife obtain in perfecting their works, 
 and readers have often to be content with fuperficial books when fuch a guide would 
 at once direft them to the beft fources of information. 
 
 In the "Cyclopaedia Bibliographica" an attempt is made to fupply this defideratum. It 
 is formed on a plan calculated to make known the produ6lions of former ages, as well as 
 thofe of the prefent time, in the eafieft as well as the moft exaft manner, the refult of 
 many years' ftudy of the beft bibliographical fyftems and of the wants of literary men. 
 
 Many errors have been introduced into bibliographical works, owing to their being 
 compiled from fecond-hand fources, and not from an actual infpeClion of the books 
 defcribed. The greater part of the prefent work is the refult of a careful infpedlion, 
 often leaf by leaf, of the books contained in the Metropolitan Library, founded by the 
 compiler in January 1840, in order to fupply a want greatly fait for an inftitution, 
 where, for a fmall annual fubfcription, members could obtain at their own refidences the 
 ufe of books of a fuperior order, ancient as well as modern, efpecially in Theology, and in 
 the various languages, — an inftitution which continues to be of eflential ufe in promoting 
 the ftudy of facred literature. The object for which the Library was formed, and the 
 " Cyclopaedia Bibliographica" publiftied, is the fame j the books which are requifite for 
 the one are exadly thofe which ought to be defcribed in the other. It is, therefore, 
 claimed as a peculiar advantage of the prefent work, that it is founded on an exifting 
 library, and thus poflefles every fecurity for corredtnefs ; while it is not fo peculiarly 
 fo, but that other books, not yet in the Library, are added, in order that it may have that 
 completenefs which may render it a ufeful guide in all libraries. Such additions are dis- 
 tinguifhed by an afterilk at the end of the date or title, or by their being placed in the 
 form of notes as " Other works." For thefe the fame degree of accuracy is not claimed, 
 although, in general, they are given from a careful infpedtion of copies in other libraries. 
 
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 PREFACE. 
 
 Although Theolog)' is the chief fubjecSt of the prefent work — and for fome confidera- 
 tions it might have feemed advifable that it had been confined entirely to that — yet other 
 confiderations have weighed greatly in favour of embracing in the fame publication, not 
 only connate fubjecfls, but, in a greater or lefs degree, moft branches of human knowledge. 
 Theology, properly confidered, extends over all departments of human purfuit, and receives 
 illuflration and confirmation from all fources of information. The well-furnifhed divine 
 requires, quite as much as the poet defcribed in " Raflelas," to be poflefled of univerfal 
 knowledge. It may alfo be obferved, that there are few really great men who have not 
 at fome time had their attention dire6led to the fubje6l of deepeft intereft to man, and left 
 fome work on Theology. Lord Bacon, Milton, Sir Ifaac Newton, Locke, may be in- 
 ftanced in confirmation of this, the enumeration of whofe works cannot be made without 
 including moft departments of knowledge. 
 
 The " Cyclopaedia Bibliographica," therefore, contains fele6tions of the beft and moft 
 ufeftil books in various branches of literature, while it is chiefly occupied with Theology 
 and cognate fubjedls, including Biblical criticifm, commentaries, fermons, diftertations, and 
 other iiluftrations of the books, chapters, and verfes of Holy Scripture ; the conftitution, 
 government, difcipline, and liturgies of the Chriftian Church ; dodtrinal, praflical, and 
 polemical divinity ; ecclefiaftical hiftory and biography j the complete works of the Fathers 
 of the Church and other divines, ancient and modern j beft editions. It has been requifite, 
 however, even on the fcale adopted, to obferve a principle of fele6lion, otherwife the 
 work would have run beyond reafonable bounds ; yet it is hoped that nearly all the beft 
 books are introduced on all ufeful topics. 
 
 The name of each Author is accompanied by a ftiort, but as comprehenfive as 
 poffiblc, BIOGRAPHICAL AND CHARACTERISTIC NOTICE, fo far as Can be afcertained 
 from authentic fources. In this, regard has chiefly been had to his country, his education, 
 the ftation he occupied in fociety, the party he attached himfelf to, the religious principles 
 he profefled, and other particulars likely to have given a bias to his opinions j and as it is 
 defirable to know in what eftimation an author and his writings have been held, a brief 
 characSler has generally been fubjoined, formed from a careful inveftigation of what has been 
 delivered by the moft impartial and able writers, often in their own words, but with fuch 
 modifications as a due regard to exa(9: appreciation feemed to require. Thefe Biographical 
 Sketches, fliort as they are, have not been given without much previous labour and 
 refearch. Such as have been found in the ufual biographical di6tionaries have been 
 carefully compiled from a comparifon of various. authorities. But the great difficulty has 
 been to furnifti information refpe£ling authors whofe names have not found their way into 
 dictionaries. Many authors of moft important works have pafled their lives in fuch 
 obfcurit)', or have had fo few incidents recorded of their hiftory, that, in the abfence of 
 anything likely to intereft the general reader, their names have been pafl'ed over by 
 biographers ; yet readers of their books will always be glad to know fomething about them. 
 Such negle6led biographies have been diligently fought out for the prefent work. Many 
 have been fearched for in vain 3 but notices, more or lefs complete, of feveral hundred 
 
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 PREFACE. VU 
 
 important authors will be found in the prefent work, given for the firft time. As a 
 remarkable inftance of this deficiency in biographical information, the name of the founder 
 of the Bampton Le6lure may be quoted, who, although not an author himfelf, has 
 originated one of the moft valuable feries of defences of Chriftianity ; the fcanty notice 
 given of him here was only found, after a long fearch, in that ftorehoufe of Englifh 
 biography, the " Gentleman's Magazine." 
 
 Much time has been occupied in afcertaining the Authors of Anonymous Worksj 
 and a great many of thefe will be found ranged under their names ; where the fearch 
 has failed, fuch works have been placed under the moft prominent word of the title. 
 
 The notice of each author is followed by the full titles of all or the most 
 IMPORTANT OF HIS WORKS, with Critical notices where neceflary. The variations of 
 Editions are fpecified, and thofe that are confidered the beft are indicated. In all cafes 
 where more than one fubjedl is treated of under a general title, often very deceptive, or 
 giving but a very imperfecSt idea of the fubjeils treated on, the whole are enumerated i fo 
 minutely is this done, that the methods of the beft authors in treating their fubjefts are 
 exhibited, and in books of bibliographical intereft, from their rarity, expenfivenefs, or 
 other caufes, the analyfis given will ferve as an exa£l collation. No tables of contents 
 have been followed, but a careful examination has been made in order to exhibit the 
 moft eflential topics of every book, and give a full analytical view of the fubjedls on 
 which each author has written. It muft not, however, be expelled that every book 
 publiftied by every author whofe name is introduced is intended to be enumerated ; that 
 would have extended the work much beyond the limits prefcribed ; yet much care has 
 been taken to furnifti complete lifts of all the writings of fome important authors, fuch as 
 Richard Baxter and Bifliop Patrick ; and with regard to nearly all authors whofe works 
 have been pubhflied in a complete colle61:ion, every book in each volume, as well as the 
 minute contents with references to the pages, has been given. Occafionally the fize 
 and date of a feparately publiftied edition of fome of the books in fuch collected works 
 have been placed within brackets ; but this has in general been done only when they 
 happened to be in the Metropolitan Library, — and this, mainly as a fpecimen of a method 
 which might be carried out with advantage. 
 
 Important Pamphlets have not been negle£led ; great facility has been obtained in 
 attending to them from the rich and extenfive colleilion contained in the Metropolitan 
 Library formed from various libraries, and, in particular, containing that made by Dr. 
 Flexman, an indefatigable collector of ufeful trafts. The value of fuch fmaller works, 
 judicioufly felecled, is generally recognifed. They often illuftrate interefting points not 
 touched upon in larger books : in hiftory they are often of great confequence. " The 
 writers of them," fays Dr. Johnfon, " frequently have opportunities of enquiring from 
 living witnefles, and of copying their reprefentations from the life, and preferve a multi- 
 tude of particular incidents, which are forgotten in a fliort time, or omitted in formal 
 relations, and yet afford light in fome of the darkeft fcenes of ftate." He compares the
 
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 impreflion produced on the mind of him who fhall confult thefe trails, and of another 
 that refers merely to formal hiftorians, to the difference between him who hears of 
 a vidlory and him who fees the battle. To diftinguifli pamphlets, the number of pages 
 they contain is generally inferted. 
 
 It will be found to be no unimportant feature of this work, that the books contained 
 in the collected publications of early and middle-age writers, and others, are enume- 
 rated at length; — fuch as the Bibliotheca Patrum of De la Bigne, of Defpont and 
 Gallandius, the Bollandine Adla San£lorum, the collections of Combefis, Routh, Cote- 
 lerius, Martene and Durand, D'Achery, Mabillon, Muratori, Tartini, Canifius, Affemani, 
 Ugolini, Bifhop Gibfon, Wharton, Gale and Fell, Twyfden, the Boyle, Moyer, Bampton, 
 Hulfean, and Warburtonian Ledlures, with numerous other colledlions ; each book being 
 alfo placed under the name of the author, with a reference to the colle6lion, the volume, 
 and the page where it may be found. In the enumeration of the edition of the Councils 
 of the Church edited by Coletus, not only the dates of all the Councils may be afcertained, 
 but a complete lift of the Popes of Rome will be found, with the dates of their afcent to 
 the Papal chair. In that of Le Quien's Oriens Chriftianus will be found the names of 
 the Eaftern diocefes ; and many incidental advantages will be derived from the full deve- 
 lopment now given to the contents of books. 
 
 Such is a brief outline of what has been attempted in the volume now publifhed of 
 the " Cyclopaedia Bibliographica." It will be perceived that the plan embraces objecSls 
 which have never yet been attempted on a complete fcale in any bibliographical work, 
 and that it is calculated to develope the valuable contents of numerous volumes, which 
 for want of fuch lifts are of comparatively little ufe to the ftudent. 
 
 In the profecution of thefe labours, now of nearly ten years' duration, occupying 
 every hour that could be fpared from a laborious occupation or necefTary reft, much 
 encouragement has been derived from the approbation given to the plan, and the 
 folicitude evinced for its being carried out, by fome of the moft eminent Authors of the 
 prefent day. To the Subfcribers — a lift of whom is fubjoined — the beft acknowledgments 
 are due, for no pecuniary advantages over thofe who may purchafe the completed work 
 have been offered to them, and they have given their names folely to promote a work 
 which they confidered to be worthy of encouragement. Without fuch patronage it would 
 not have appeared ; for the advantages of bibliographical fcience are not yet to any great 
 extent either underftood or appreciated in this country, — undoubtedly they are not fo in 
 quarters where fuch would be moft expeded. To the Literary Journals thanks are 
 particularly due ; the numerous notices which have appeared during the progrefs of the 
 publication have been of the moft generous and favourable defcription. The various criti- 
 cifms and fuggeftions contained in thofe notices have been duly appreciated and attended to. 
 The compiler has to acknowledge affiftance during the progrefs of the work from various 
 gentlemen, particularly from the Rev. John Rogers Pitman, the Rev. J. Twycrofs, 
 and the Rev. W. Anderfon. To Guftave Maffon, Efq., he is indebted for the abftrads
 
 PREFACE. IX 
 
 of the contents of the " Edinburgh Review," the " Quarterly Review," and the 
 " Bibliotheques" of Le Clerc ; alfo for many of the notices of French authors, which will 
 be found to exhibit that gentleman's intimate knowledge of the literature of his country. 
 The Rev. A. Lowy, one of the minifters of the Weft London Synagogue, has enriched 
 the work with the articles on Buxtorf's Rabbinical Bible (Col. 286), on Jarchi, Jonathan 
 Ben Uzziel, Maimonides, Mifchna, Onkelos, Talmud, Targum, and, in the Appendix, 
 MendelfTohn. To the perfevering induftry of his daughter the compiler is indebted for the 
 analyfis of the fermons ; with fuch care has this willing fervice been rendered, that many 
 errors in the original works have been difcovered and filently corrected ; and although 
 it is very poflible that others may yet remain which have not been noticed, it is hoped 
 that as much accuracy has been reached as is attainable where fo many numerals occur. 
 The fpace occupied by the fermons may to fome appear too large ; but the plan of the 
 work could not otherwife have been fully carried out, and it is believed that this 
 will not be found to be the leaft ufeful part of the book. Even in the times of Lord 
 Bacon and Bifhop Wilkins, the publiftied fermons that had then appeared formed an 
 important branch of theological ftudy. " It is the common opinion," fays Biftiop 
 Wilkins, " that amongft all fuch kinds of works our Englifh fermons are moft elaborate 
 and ufeful. It was the judgment of a very learned man (Lord Bacon), that if the 
 choice and beft obfervations which have been made difperfedly in our Englifh fermons 
 had been fet down in a continuance, it would be the beft work in divinity that hath been 
 written fmce the Apoftles' time." 
 
 The labour of correding the prefs — no eafy matter in a work of this nature — has 
 been rendered comparatively light by the admirable manner in which it has pafled 
 through the accurate prefs of Mr. Barclay. 
 
 The Volume of Subje£ls is preparing for publication, for which Subfcribers' names will 
 be received by the publiftier. It will contain a fcientific as well as alphabetical arrange- 
 ment of fubjedls, by which a ready reference may be made to books, treatifes, fermons, 
 and diflertations, on nearly all heads of divinity ; the books, chapters, and verfes of 
 Holy Scripture ; the feftivals, fafts, &c., obferved throughout the year ; and ufeful topics 
 in literature, philofophy, and hiftory, on a more complete fyftem than has yet been 
 attempted in any language, forming an index to the contents of all Similar libraries, 
 both public and private, and a cyclopaedia of the fources of information and difcuffion in 
 theology, and, to a great extent, of univerfal knowledge. It will embrace the whole of 
 the matter contained in the Volume of Authors, arranged under heads or common-places 
 in fcientific order, with an alphabetical index, by which any topic may be eafily referred 
 to, and all authors of any authority who have written on it at once exhibited, with the 
 titles of their works, treatifes, diflertations, or fermons, and an indication of the volumes 
 and pages where they may be found. Thus a great choice of authors will be prefented 
 to the reader, who will always be aflifted in his choice by a reference to the Volume of 
 Authors, where he will find accounts fufficiently ample to guide his feleilion. It is no 
 uncommon thing for an author in writing his preface to acknowledge having only heard,
 
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 after the reiult of his labours had been printed, of the exiftence of fome important book, 
 which, if previoufly feen, would have enabled him to produce a better work. The 
 " Cyclopedia Bibliographica " propofes to remedy this evil ; and it is hoped that it will 
 be the means of promoting the advancement of knowledge, enabling each author to make 
 a ftep in advance of what has already been accompliftied. It is a remark of Cicero, 
 that thofe who know not what has been previoufly written on a fubjedl always remain 
 in a ftate of childhood. And a late writer has well faid, — " He that will be fo original 
 as to fcorn to borrow from others, may indeed acquire the wifdom of age, but he throws 
 away the wifdom of ages. In this world that originality is fufficiently original, which 
 having firft acquired the knowledge and practice of others, improves on them, — adds one 
 flory to the original edifice."
 
 SUBSCRIBERS TO CYCLOPAEDIA BIBLIOGRAPHICA. 
 
 The Royal Libraey {two copies). 
 
 His Grace the Duke of Majsichester. 
 
 The Right Hon. and Most Rev. the Lord Archbishop op Armagh. 
 
 The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph {three copies). 
 
 The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Rochester. 
 
 The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop op Chichester. 
 
 The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop op Oxford. 
 
 The Right Rev. the Bishop of St. Andrews. 
 
 The Right Rev. the Bishop op Adelaide.. 
 
 The Right Rev. the Bishop of Cape Town.- 
 
 The Very Rev. the Dean of Bristol. 
 
 The Library of Sign College. 
 
 The Library of the Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 The Signet Library, Edinburgh. 
 
 Exeter College Library, Oxpord. 
 
 Worcester College Library, Oxford. 
 
 The Library op the United Presbyterian Church, Edinburgh. 
 
 The Library of the Marischal College, Aberdeen. 
 
 The Diocesan Library, Aberdeen. 
 
 The Library op Merchant Taylors' School. 
 
 The Library op the English Presbyterian College. 
 
 The Library of Burlington College, New Jersey. 
 
 The Library of the New College, Edinburgh. 
 
 The Library of St. James' College, Massachusetts. 
 
 Agnew, Samuel, Esq. Philadelphia, U.S. 
 Aikman, Rev. John Logan, Edinburgh. 
 Ainsworth, Rev. Thos. Vicar of Kimbolton. 
 Airey, Rev. J. A. L. Merchant Taylors' School. 
 Aitken, Rev. Dr., Minto. 
 Allen, Rev. Richard. 
 Allibone, S. Austin, Esq., Philadelphia. 
 AUiott, Rev. Dr., Western College, Plymouth. 
 Allport, Rev. Josiah, Birmingham. 
 Anderson, Rev. J. S. M., Preacher of Lincoln's Lin. 
 Anderson, Rev. William. 
 Andrews, Rev. Charles. 
 Appleyard, Rev. E. S. 
 Archer, Henry, Esq. 
 Armstrong, Rev. J. H., Dublin. 
 Ashwell, Rev. A. R. 
 Atkins, Rev. W. B. 
 
 Aylott and Co. Messrs., Booksellers, Paternoster 
 Row. 
 
 Bain, Mr., Bookseller, Haymarket. 
 Baker, Mr., Bookseller, Goswell Street, 
 Baldock, Mr., Bookseller, High Holborn. 
 Barham, Francis, Esq. Bristol. 
 Barker, Rev. T. R., Spring Hill College, Birming- 
 ham. 
 Bates, Rev. E., Wakefield. 
 Batho, Rev. F. G., Cheshunt. 
 
 Bayfield, Rev. B., Vicar of Shinfield. 
 
 Beaufort, Rev. D. A., Warburton. 
 
 Beckwith, Rev. H. W. 
 
 Begg, Mr. J. A., Bookseller, Glasgow. 
 
 Bell, Mr. George, BookseUer, Fleet Street. 
 
 Bell, Mr. J. Gray, Bookseller, Bedford Street, 
 
 Covent Garden. 
 Bellamy, Rev. J. W., B.D., Vicar of Sellinge, Kent. 
 Bennet, Rev. William, Poole. 
 Bennett, Rev. W. J. E. 
 Bernays, Rev. L. J., Elstree. 
 Best, The Hon. and Rev. Samuel. 
 Bigg, Messrs. J. and Son, Booksellers, Parliament 
 
 Street. 
 Biggs, Rev. Michael, King's College. 
 Bingham, Rev. Richard. 
 Blew, Rev. W. J. 
 Bliss, Rev. James, Marlborough. 
 Bohn, Mr. H. G., Bookseller, York Street. 
 Bonar, Rev. John James, St. Andrews, Greenock. 
 Bonnar, Rev. James, B.D., Philadelphia. 
 Boothby, Rev. C. 
 Bowdler, Rev. Thomas, Secretary to the Church 
 
 Building Society. 
 Bowman, Rev. Samuel, D.D., Philadelphia. 
 Broderip, Rev. J. S., Rector of Cossington, 
 Brodie, Rev. W. 
 Brown, Rev. John, D.D., Edinburgh.
 
 LIST OF SUBSCKIBERS. 
 
 Brown, Rev. Thomas, Edinburgh. 
 
 Brown and Co., Messrs. A., Booksellers, Aberdeen. 
 
 Brown, Jlr., Bookseller, Old Street, St. Luke's. 
 
 Browne, Uev. T. Cooper. 
 
 Burney, The Yen. Charles Parr, D.D., Archdeacon 
 
 of Colchester. 
 BiuTiside, Rev. A. W., Famingham. 
 Burt, Rev. J. T. 
 Bush, Rev. Robert Wheler. 
 
 Caddell, Rev. H., Wayford Rectory, Somerset. 
 
 Cadman, Rev. W. 
 
 Calverlev, Rev. Henry, South Stoke. 
 
 Campbell, Rev. Hugh, D.D. 
 
 Cardale, John B., Esq. 
 
 Cavendish, The Hon. Richard. 
 
 Chambers, J. D., Esq., Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 Chapman, Mr. John, Bookseller, Strand. 
 
 Chenery, C. G., Esq. 
 
 Childe, Rev. T. C. 
 
 Chisholm, The. 
 
 Chiu-ch Association, The. 
 
 Church of England Young Men's Society. 
 
 Clark, Jlessrs. T. and T., Edinburgh. 
 
 Clarke, Rev. H. J. 
 
 Cla\ton, Rev. John. 
 
 Clissold, Rev. Aug., Stoke Newington. 
 
 Cole, Rev. Heniy, D.D. 
 
 Collinson, Rev. G. J. 
 
 Compton, Rev. John, Rector of Minstead, Lynd- 
 
 hurst. 
 Coney, Rev. C. B. 
 Cooke, Rev. W., Examining Chaplain to the 
 
 Bishop of Chester. 
 Cooke, Rev. H. 
 Cooper, Rev. Allen T. 
 
 Cooper, Rev. J. E., St. John's College, Cambridge. 
 Cope, The Rev. Sir William H., Bart,., Bramshill, 
 
 Hants. 
 Coplestone, Rev. W. J., Rector of Cromhall, 
 
 Gloucestershire. 
 Cornish, Mr., Bookseller, High Holbom (two 
 
 cojjies). 
 Corrie, Rev. G. E., B.D., Master of Jesus College, 
 
 and Norrisian Prof, of Di\inity, Cambridge. 
 Cox, Rev. John Edmund, F.S.A. 
 Coxe, The Yen. Archdeacon. 
 Craven, Mr., Bookseller, Piccadilly. 
 Crawford, Rev. Dr., Rector of Woodmansteme. 
 Cresswell, Rev. H., Canterbury. 
 Creswell, S. J., Esq., Philadelphia, U.S. 
 Crowfoot, Rev. J. R., Caius College, Cambridge. 
 Cruse, Rev. Francis, Erlestoke, Westbury. 
 Cumming, Rev. John, D.D. 
 Cummins, J. J., Esq. 
 Cureton, Rev. W., Canon of Westminster. 
 Curteis, Rev. Thomas, Rector of Seven Oaks. 
 
 Davidson, Rev. Samuel, D.D., Univ. of Halle and 
 
 LL.D. 
 Da\idson, Rev. Edward. 
 Davies, Rev. C. T., Rector of Ecton. 
 Da%ies, Rev. James. 
 Deane, Rev. John ]?athurst. 
 Denman, Rev. W. J. 
 Dewar, Messrs. James and Son, Perth. 
 Dobbin, Rev. Dr., Hull College. 
 Dolman, Mr. Charles, Bookseller, 61 New Bond 
 
 Street (two copies). 
 Douglas, Rev. Henrj-. 
 Dow, Rev. W. 
 
 Dredge, Rev. J. Ingle, Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire. 
 Drew, Rev. G. S. 
 Driffield, Rev. G. T., Bow. 
 Drjscoll, Rev. Charles;. 
 
 Drummond, Rev. W., Hayes Common. 
 
 Dulau and Co., Messrs., Foreign Booksellers, 
 
 Soho Square. 
 Dunlop, John, Esq., Advocate, Edinburgh. 
 Dunn, James, Esq., Partick. 
 
 Edmonds, Mr., Bookseller, Covent Garden. 
 
 Edmonstone, Rev. C. W. 
 
 Edwards, Rev. J. C. 
 
 Ellis, Rev. W. 
 
 Ely, James, Esq., Philadelphia. 
 
 Evans, Rev. John, 
 
 Evans, Mrs. A. and Sons, Printsellers, 403 Strand. 
 
 Fagan, Rev. G. H. 
 
 Falconer, Thomas, Esq. 
 
 Fellowes, Rev. William, Dulwich College. 
 
 Fenwicke, Rev. G. Ouseley, Vicar of Aston. 
 
 Ferris, Rev. G. R., University College, Durham. 
 
 Field, Rev. S. P., Debach Rectory, Woodbridge. 
 
 Flower, Rev. W. B., Stoke Damerel. 
 
 Ford, Rev. R. R. 
 
 Forster, Rev. J., Incumbent of the Savoy, Strand. 
 
 Forster, Rev. W., Kentish Town, 
 
 Freeman, Rev. John, Ashwicken. 
 
 Garbett, Rev. E. 
 
 Garbett, The Yen. Archdeacon G. J. 
 
 Garden, Rev. Francis. 
 
 Garrett, Rev. Samuel. 
 
 Gilderdale, Rev. J., Walthamstow. 
 
 Giraud, Rev. E. A. 
 
 Glascott, Rev. C. C. 
 
 Goddard, Rev. G. F., Vicar of Chigwell, Chaplain 
 
 to the Lord Bishop of Rochester. 
 Goode, Rev. W., Rector of Allh allows the Great. 
 Goodman, Rev. Godfrey, Bishop Stortford. 
 Gordon, Rev. John, Coventry. 
 Gordon, Rev. William. 
 Gorham, Rev. G. C, Brampford Speke. 
 Gower, Rev. S. 
 
 Grantham, Rev. Thomas, Bramher, Sussex. 
 Greatheed, Rev. S. S., Norwood. 
 Greene, Rev. T. H. 
 Grinfield, Rev. E. W., Brighton. 
 Grossart, Mr., Falkirk, N.B. 
 Guilding, J. M., Esq. 
 
 Haigh, Rev. Daniel. 
 
 Halkett, P., Esq., Windham Club. 
 
 Hallward, Rev. J. W. 
 
 Halson, Rev. C. A., Monmouth. 
 
 Hamilton, Rev. J. H., Incumbent of St. Michael's, 
 
 Pimlico. 
 Harcourt, Rev, L. Vernon. 
 Hardisty, Rev. W. L. 
 Harness, Rev. W., Incumbent of All Saints, 
 
 Knightsbridge. 
 Harington, Rev. Chancellor, Exeter, 
 Harris, Rev. Joseph, City of London School. 
 Hamson, Rev. D. 
 Hart, William Henry, Esq. 
 Haslewood, Rev. A. B. 
 Hatchard, Messrs., Booksellers, Piccadilly. 
 HawtajTie, Rev. W. G., Blackheath. 
 Hay, Rev. C. R. 
 
 Hayne, Rev. W, B., Sydenham, Kent. 
 Heath, Mr., Boo^cseller, Oxford Street. 
 Hessey, Rev. J. A,, D.C.L., Preacher of Gray's 
 
 Inn, and Head Master of Merchant Taylors' 
 
 School. 
 Hill, Rev. C. G., Stanmore. 
 Hoare, the Yen. C. J., Archdeacon of Surrey. 
 Hoare, Rev. WUliam H.
 
 LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. 
 
 Hodges and Smith, Messrs., Dublin {three copies). 
 Hodgson, Rev, ^Yilliam, Sti'eatham. 
 Holden, Eev. Henry, Durham. 
 Holden, Mr. Adam, Bnokseller, Exeter. 
 Horne,i{ev. TliomasHaitwell,F.S.A., Prebendary 
 
 of St. PaiU's. 
 Howson, Eev, J. S., Principal of the Collegiate 
 
 Institution, Liverpool. 
 Button, Rev. T. P., Felbridge, East Grinsted. 
 
 lUingworth, Rev. E. A. 
 Ilhngworth, E. S., Esq. 
 Irons, Rev. William J., Brompton. 
 Invin, Rev. Alexander. 
 
 James, Rev. H. D. 
 Janvrin,. Rev. J. H., Winchester. 
 •Jai-man, Rev. D. F., Bedford Chapel. 
 Jenkinson, Rev. J. S., Vicarage, Battersea. 
 JenkjTis, Rev. H., D.D., Professor of Di\inity in 
 
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 Cpclopaelim 33iI)liograpt)ica. 
 
 BAELARD, Peter [or, Abelard, 
 Abaylart, Abeillard, Abulart, Es- 
 baillart, Allebart, Abailard, Bailar- 
 dus, Abelhardus, &c.] 
 
 Born at Le Pallet, near Nantes, 1079 ; 
 died, 1 142. The hiftory of this unfortu- 
 nate man h now well known. Although not remarkable 
 as an original thinker, yet he was an acute dialectician, and 
 Ihowed unqueftionable talent in his quarrels with the Realifts 
 and with St. Bernard. " Abaelard and his Ichool," fays 
 M. Coufin, " reprefent in fome lenfe the liberal and inno- 
 vating fpirit of the time, with its frequently deceitful pro- 
 mifes and the unavoidable mixture of good and evil, of 
 fobriety and extravagance." Abaelard's doftrines were 
 condemned in 1 140 at the Council of Sens, prefided over 
 by Louis VII. King of France. 
 
 M. Coufin has collected, in 4to., the unpublirtied works 
 of this philofopher, 1836. (See Remusat.) An edition 
 of Abaelard's complete works, in three 410. volumes, is 
 now in progrefs by MM. Coufin, Jourdain, and Defpois. 
 The firft volume only has yet appeared j it was publiflied in 
 1849, and contains, — Epiftolae, Heloiflae problemata, Car- 
 mina, Sermones per annum, Expofitio orationis Dominica, 
 Symboli, et Symboli Athanafii, Expofitio in Hexameron, 
 Fidei confeffio, De Dionyfio Areopagita epiftola. Contra 
 quemdam canonicum regularem, Inveftiva in quemdam 
 ignarum dialeftices. Appendix. 
 
 Petri Abaslardi, filofofi et theologi, abbatis Ruy- 
 enfis, et Heloifae conjugis ejus, prims Para- 
 cletenfis abbatiffae. Opera, nunc primum edita, 
 ex MSS. codd. v. illuft. Francifci Amboefii. 
 Cum ejufdem prasfatione apologetica, et cen- 
 fura doftorum Parifieniium. 4°. P^r. 1616 
 Praefatio apologetica _ - . _ _ Yf, 19 
 
 Elenchus operum - - _ _ _ Ff. 2 
 
 P. Abaelardi apologia, feu confeflio fidei - - Ff 3 
 Cenfura doftorum Paris - - - - Ff. 3 
 
 Abaslardi et Heloifls epiftolae - - - - i 
 
 Abaelardi et aliorum epiftolae - - - 217 
 
 Diplomata pontificum ad Heloiflam, abbatilTam - 346 
 P. Abaelardi expofitiones in Orationem Do.minicam, Sym- 
 bolum Apoftolorum, Symbolum S. Athanafii - 357 
 HeloifTae problemata, cum Abaelardi folutionibus 384 
 Abaelardi adverfus haerefes liber _ _ _ ^^2. 
 
 Commentariorum fuper S. Pauli epiftolam ad Romanos 
 libri v. ------- 489 
 
 Sermones per annum legend! _ _ _ y^y 
 
 Introdudlio ad theologiam, dlvifa in iii. libros - 973 
 De beata Virgine, profa - - - - 1136 
 
 Andreae Quercetani Turonenfis notae ad hiftoriam ca- 
 lamitatum Petri Abaelardi - - - - 1139 
 
 Index rerum et verborum - . - - 1198 
 
 Errata, Sec. - - - - - - -F. i 
 
 ABAELARD, Peter {continued). 
 
 The fame edition, and of the fame date, occurs, with an 
 alteration in the title of Quercetanus [Andrew Duchefne] 
 inftead of Amboefius as editor, a dedication, preface of three 
 pages, and Teftimonia veterum, added, and without Amboe- 
 fius's Praefatio apologetica. 
 
 Petri Abaelardi et Heloiffe epiftols, cura Ri- 
 cardi Rawlinfon. 8vo. Lo?id. 17 18 
 
 An excellent edition. 
 Hiftory of the lives of Abelard and Heloifa, 
 comprifing a period of 84 years, from 1079 
 to 1 163, with their genuine Letters from the 
 colleftion of Amboife. By the Rev. Jofeph 
 Berington. 4°. Land. 1784 
 
 Ethica feu Liber : fcito teipfum. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. iii. p. ii. 626 
 Rithmus de Trinitate. 
 
 Martene et Durand, ampliif. colledt. 9. 1092 
 Theologia Chriftiana. 
 Expofitio in Hexameron. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 5. 11 39 
 Vie d'Abelard, &c. See Remusat. 
 ABARBANEL. See Abrabanel. 
 ABAUZIT, Firmin. 
 
 A French Proteftant, born in Languedoc,'i679 ; fought 
 refuge in Geneva after the revocation of the Edidl of 
 Nantes; vifited Holland and England 1698, when he 
 became acquainted with Newton ; on his return to Ge- 
 neva, 1726, he was appointed public librarian and prefented 
 with the freedom of the city. Died, at Geneva, 1767. 
 Abauzit's principles were Unitarian. RoufTeau and Voltaire 
 had for him the higheft efteem. 
 
 Mifcellanies, on hiftorical, theological, and cri- 
 tical fubjefts. Tranilated by E. Harwood, 
 D.D. 8°. Lond. 1774 
 
 Life of the author _ _ _ - _ i._xxiv. 
 
 Refledlions on idolatry ----- i 
 
 Of myfteries in religion _ _ _ _ 41 
 
 Letter to a lady of Dijon in regard to the dodlrines of 
 the Church of Rome _ . _ _ 60 
 
 Of the confequences of the firft tranfgreflion - IC3 
 An enquiry whether the dodlrine of the Trinity be 
 found in a pafTIige in Genefis [3. 22] - - 113 
 Reply to a profeffor's letter - - - 122 
 
 A paraphrafe on St. John, I. 1-14 - - - 143 
 
 Explanation of i John, 5. 20 - - - 163 
 
 An illuftration of Hebrews, i. _ _ _ 173 
 
 An explication of Philippians, 2. 5, 6 - - 190 
 
 Of the honour due to Jefus Chrift - - - 200 
 
 Of the knowledge which Jefus Chrift attributes to 
 himfelf - - - - - - 216
 
 ABAUZIT, Firmin (continued). 
 
 Of the power which JelusChrift afcribes to himfelf 218 
 
 Ot the Holy Spirit .... - 223 
 
 Exphnation ot Chrift's charge to his Apoftles, " Go, 
 
 and teach," &c. - - - - - 231 
 
 A general idea of the Eucharift ... 234. 
 
 Letter to William Burnet, Efq. - - - 242 
 
 An explication of Daniel, u. - - - - 248 
 
 An hillorical dilcourfe on the Apocalypfe - 283 
 
 ABBADIE, James, D.D., Dean of Killaloe, in 
 Ireland. 
 
 A French Proteftant divine, univerfally efteemed for 
 the excellence of his charadler, and one of the moft elo- 
 quent and learned men of the age in which he lived. 
 Born at Nay, in Berne, 1654 (or, according to fome au- 
 thorities, 1658). He ftudied chiefly at Sedan, where he 
 received the degree of Dodtor in Theology. At the Re- 
 volution he accompanied Marfhal Schomberg to England, 
 and was promoted to the Deanery of Killaloe. Died, in 
 London, 1727. 
 
 Traite de la verite de la religion Chretienne. 
 Troifieme edition, revue, corrigee, et aug- 
 mentee. 2 vol. 12°. Rotter d. 1692 
 
 Vol. I. De I'exiftence de Dieu - - - i 
 
 La verite et la neceflite de la religion contre ceux 
 qu'on nomme Deiftes - - - - 1 1 1 
 
 La verite de la religion JudaYque - - - 167 
 
 Que la revelation Judaique nous conduit a la verite de 
 la religion Chretienne - - - - 337 
 
 Vol. 2. Preuves de la religion Chret. tireesdu temoignage 
 de ceux qui I'ont premierement annoncee - i 
 
 La divinite de la rel. Chret. etablit, en examinant 
 I'ecriture du Nouveau Teftament - - 31 
 
 Preuves jufqu'au degre de la demonftration - 157 
 
 La verite de la rel. Chret. par la confideration de fa 
 nature et de fes proprictes . _ _ 280 
 
 This w'ork was received with enthufiafm immediately 
 on its appearance by Roman Catholics as well as Proteft- 
 ants. The beft critics have agreed in confidering it one of 
 the moft perfedt of its kind, uniting ftrength of reafoning 
 with a lively, pure, and elegant ftyle. The firft edition 
 was publiihcd in 1684, the fecond, much augmented, ap- 
 peared in 1688. 
 
 A vindication of the truth of Chriftian religion 
 againft the objedlions of all modern oppofers. 
 Rendered into Englifli by H[enry] L[ii{ran]. 
 8°. Lond. 1694 
 
 A tranflation of vol. I of the preceding work. 
 Traite de la divinite de notre Seigneur Jefus- 
 Chrift. 12°. Rotterd. 1689 
 
 L'art de fe connoitre foy-mefme, ou la re- 
 cherche des fources de la morale. 12°. 
 
 Rotterd. 1693 
 An excellent fyftem of morality. In the edition at 
 Lyons (1693), all the paflages which favour the Proteftant 
 religion were left out. 
 
 Le triomphe de la providence et de la religion ; 
 ou, I'ouverture des fept feaux par le Fils de 
 Dieu ; oil Ton trouvera la premiere partie de 
 I'Apocalypfe clairement expliquee par ce qu'il 
 y a de plus connu dans I'hiftoire et de moins 
 contefte dans la parole de Dieu. Avec une 
 nouvelle et tres fenfible demonftration de la 
 verite de la religion Chretienne. 4 vol. 
 12°. Amft. 1723 
 
 One of the boldeft commentaries on the Apocalypie 
 ever publifhed. 
 
 The accomplifliment of prophecy in the cha- 
 radter and condudl of Jcfus Chrift. From 
 
 ABBADIE, James, D.D. {continued). 
 
 the imprcflive treatile on the truth of the 
 Chriftian religion. 12°. Lond. 1810 
 
 Sermons ctpanegyriques. 3 vol. 12°. Amfl. 1760 
 Vol. I. Eftai hiftorique fur la vie et les ouvrages de M. 
 Abbadie ---__. iii_lvi 
 Rom. 6. 23. Le principe de la mort et de la vie i 
 
 Prov. II, 18. Les fruits du vice et de la vertu - 57 
 Gen. 22. 10. Le facrifice d'Abraham - - 104 
 
 Jean, 14. 6. Le chemin qui conduit a Dieu - 151 
 
 Jean, 4. 24. Sur Tadoration fpirituelle - - 203 
 
 Luc, 12. 49. Le feu des afflictions - - 305 
 
 Vol. 2. 2 Cor. 5. 17. La nouvelle creature - 1 
 
 I Rois, 10. 9. Sur le couronnement de fa ferenete 
 ele(Storale de Brandebourg - - - - 113 
 
 I Cor. 13. 8. L'efprit du Chriftianifme, ou Texcellence 
 de la charite ----- 203 
 
 I Cor. 1.2. La fcience du Chretien - - 290 
 
 Nomb. 23. 10. La morte du jufte - - 399 
 
 Vol. 3. Pf. 72. 1-19. Sur la regne glorieux de Jelus- 
 Chrift fur la terre - .- - - - i 
 Panegyrique du M. I'Eledleur de Brandebourg - 151 
 Panegyrique de Marie Stuart, Reine d'Angleterre, 
 d'Ecoffe, de France, et d'Irlande - - 211 
 Lettres ------- 283 
 
 ABBADIE, The Abbe, Canon of Comminges. 
 
 Nouvelle differtation touchant le tems auquel 
 la religion Chretienne a ete etablie dans les 
 Gaules. 12°. Toul. 1703 
 
 ABBAUDUS, an Abbot. 
 
 Tradlatus de fraftione corporis Chrifti. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analed. 52 
 
 ABBIAS, Rev. John, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 2. i, 2 [Acceffion]. 8vo. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 ABBO OF NEUSTRIA. 
 
 Lived in the ninth and tenth centuries, monk of the 
 Abbey of S. Germain des Pres, at Paris. Chiefly known 
 for a poem on the fiege of Paris by the Normans (885-6), 
 which has been publifhed feveral times. Befides the five 
 fermons which are printed, there appear to be thirty-two 
 more in MS. preferved at the National Library, Paris. 
 Sermones V. felefti. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 99 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. i. 336 
 
 ABBO FLORIACENSIS. 
 
 Lived in the tenth century. He was born in the diocefe 
 of Orleans. Died 1004. 
 Apologeticus adverfus Arnulphum. 
 Epiftolje et canones. Pithcei Codex Canonum, 391 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 137 
 
 Colledlio canonum, ad Hugonem et Robertum 
 rcges Francorum. Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 133 
 
 ABBOT, George, Archbifhop of Canterbury. 
 
 One of the tranflators of the prefent verfion of the 
 Bible, and a man of great abilities. In doctrine a Calvinift. 1 
 Born at Guildford, in Surrey, 1562. From Guildford 
 School he entered at Baliol College, Oxford, where he ob- 
 tained a Fellowfhip. In 1597 he was chofen Mafter of 
 Univerfity College, and two years afterwards was made 
 Dean of Winchcfter. He ferved the office of Vice-Chan- 
 cellor, in which he difplayed great zeal againft Arminianifm. 
 In 1609 he was confecrated Biftiop of Lichfield, a month 
 afterwards tranflated to London, and in 161 1 Archbifhop 
 of Canterbury. Died at Croydon, 1633. 
 
 An cxpofition upon the Prophet Jonah. A 
 new edition by Grace Webfter : to vv^hich is 
 added a life of the author. 2 vol. large 1 2°. 
 
 Lond, 1845
 
 5 
 
 ABBOT, Abp. {continued). 
 
 Vol. 1. Life of Archbifhop Abbot. Chap, i.-ii. 9. 
 
 Vol. 2. Chap. ii. lo-iv. 
 Firft publiihed in 1600, and received with great applaufe. 
 
 A true narration of the bloody maflacre com- 
 mitted upon the Proteftants by the Papifts in 
 the greater part of the Valtoline, in the year 
 1620. [Anonymous.] 
 
 Fox's Ads and Monuments, edit. 1684, 3. 952 
 
 Quzeftiones fex, totidem prseledlionibus in fchola 
 
 theologica Oxonis, pro forma habitis, difcuflk 
 
 et difceptat^E anno 1597. 4°. Oxf. \<^g%* 
 
 Reprinted at Frankfort, 1616, in 4°. 
 
 Treatife of the perpetual vifibility and fucceffion 
 
 of the true Church in all ages. [Anonymous.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1624* 
 
 A briefe defcription of the whole world. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 163^* 
 
 With a frontifpiece, containing the author's portrait, by 
 W. Marfhall. Many editions of this work were printed 
 between 1 599 and 1664. 
 
 ABBOT, Jacob. 
 
 A popular American author. His " Young Chriftian" 
 and "Corner-Stone" have been commended by the late 
 Dr. Arnold (Life, i. 388) as original and powerful, and 
 as containing American illuftrations, whether borrowed 
 from the fcenery or the manners of the people, which are 
 very ftriking. His works are very numerous. 
 The young Chriftian ; or, a familiar illuftration 
 
 of the principles of Chriftian duty. With a 
 
 preface and correftions by the Rev. J. W. 
 
 Cunningham, M. A. Fourth edition. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 Confeflion, prayer, difficulties in religion, evidences of 
 Chriftianity, ftudy of the Bible, the Sabbath, &c. 
 The teacher ; or, moral influences employed in 
 
 the inftruftion and government of the young. 
 
 32°. Lond. 1836 
 
 The fire-fide ; or, the duties and enjoyments 
 
 of family religion. 32°. Lond. 1836 
 
 The corner-ftone ; or a familiar illuftration of the 
 
 principles of Chriftian truth. With a Preface, 
 
 by John Pye Smith, D.D. 12°. Lond.\2,T,^ 
 The way to do good ; or, the Chriftian charadler 
 
 mature. The fequel to the " Young Chriftian " 
 
 and " Corner-Stone." 32°. Lond. 1836 
 
 China and the Englilh ; or, the charadlers and 
 
 manners of the Chinefe. 32°. Lond. 1837 
 ABBOT, John, S. C. 
 The path of peace ; or, a praflical guide to duty 
 
 and happinefs. 32°. Lond. 1837 
 
 ABBOT, Robert, D.D., Biftiop of Saliftjury. 
 
 Elder brother of Archbifhop Abbot. Born at Guildford, 
 1560. Educated at Guildford School, and chofen fcholar 
 of Baliol College, Oxford, 1575. Eleded Fellow, 1581. 
 Redlorof All Saints, Worcefter, 1588. Soon after, pre- 
 fented to the rich living of Bingham, Nottinghamfhire. 
 Mafter of Baliol College, 1609 ; Regius profefTor of divinity 
 at Oxford, 1612; Bifhop of Salilbury, 161 5. Died 16 17. 
 He was confidered one of the firft polemical divines of the 
 age ; inclined to Calvinifm, but not fo decidedly of thofe 
 principles as his brother. 
 
 A defence of the reformed Catholicke of M. W. 
 Perkins, lately deceafed, againft the baftard 
 counter-Catholicke of D. Bifhop, feminary 
 
 ABBOT, Bp. [continued). 
 
 pricft, the firft part, for anfwer to liis calum- 
 niations generally framed againft the fame, and 
 againft the whole religion and ftate of our 
 Church, in his cpiftle dedicatory to the 
 king. 4°. Lond. 161 1 
 
 The fecond part of the defence of the reformed 
 Catholicke. Wherein the religion eftablifhcd 
 in our Church of England (for the points 
 here handled) is apparently juiiified by au- 
 thoritie of Scripture, and teftimonie of the 
 auncient Church againft the vaine cavillations 
 collefted by Dr. Bifhop. Publifhed under the 
 name of the marrow and pith of many large 
 volumes. 4°. Lond. 1607 
 
 That Rome is Babylon and the Pope Antichrift, Free 
 will, Of original fm after baptifm. The certainty of 
 falvation, Righteoufnefs imputed not inherent, Of 
 faith whereby we are juftified. Good works, &c. 
 
 ABBOT, Robert, M.A. 
 
 Originally of Cambridge, but incorporated M.A. at Ox- 
 ford in 1607. In 1623, he is ftyled " Preacher of God's 
 word at Cranebrooke, in Kent." At the Rebellion, he 
 joined the Preityterians, and was inftituted minifter of 
 Southwick, in Hampfhire, and afterwards of St. Auftin's, 
 Watling Street, London. Died 1653, at an advanced age. 
 
 A hand of fellowfhip to help keepe out fmne and 
 Antichrift. In certaine fermons preached upon 
 feveral occafions. 4°. Lond. 1623 
 
 Pf. 27. 4. David's defires - - - - i 
 
 James, 2. 4. The Affize at Home - - 53 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The hid man of the heart - - 97 
 
 I Pet. 4. 7. A preventer of fecuritie - - 145 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. The new man's new life - - 193 
 
 James, I. 27. The trial of true religion - 233 
 
 ABBOTSFORD Club MisceUany. Vol. i. 4^. 
 
 Edin. 1837 
 Inter alia, — 
 Seledlions from the papers of the family of Boyd, of 
 Kilmarnock ------ 5 
 
 Difpute between the abbot and convent of Lindores and 
 
 the inhabitants of Newburgh, 1309 - - 51 
 
 Burlefque fermon of the fifteenth century - 57 
 
 Brevis narratio martyrii venerabilis facerdotis Thomae 
 
 Maxfieldii ------ 97 
 
 Epiftolas virorum clarorum ad Jacobum VL - 103 
 
 Epiftola M. Cafauboni - - - - 125 
 
 Epiftola L. Andrews ad P. MoHnasum - - 126 
 
 Trials for witchcraft, forcery, and fuperftition, in Ork- 
 ney - - - - " . ■ . " '33 
 
 Letters and papers relating to the hiftory of Great Bri- 
 tain during the reign of James L - - - 227 
 Letters and papers relative to Irifh matters - 265 
 Satire againft Scotland, 16 17, and anfwer - - 289 
 Correfpondence between G. Redpath and Wodrow 353 
 
 ABDIAS of Babylon. 
 
 The luppofitious author of an apocryphal book profels- 
 ing to be written by one of the feventy-two difciples of 
 Jefus Chrift. 
 Hiftoria certaminis Apoftolici. 
 
 Fabricii J. A. Codex Apoc. 2. 402 
 
 ABDIEL. See Brooks. 
 
 ABDY, Stotherd, M.A., Archdeacon of EfTex. 
 Sermon, Lam. 4. 5. [Sons of the Clergy] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1759 
 ABENDANA, Isaac. 
 
 A learned Jew, who refided many years in England, and 
 more particularly at Oxford, preceding the year 1706.
 
 8 
 
 ABENDANA, Ifaac [continuecT), 
 
 Difcour(es of the ecclefiallical and civil polity of 
 the Jews : viz. of their courts of judicature, 
 laws concerning tithes, inllitution of the prieft- 
 hood, their liturgy, their fchools, their feafts, 
 falls, coins, weights, and meafures. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1706 
 
 ABERCROMBIE, John, M.D. 
 
 An eminent pliylkian and met.iphylkal writer, began to 
 practife in Edinburgh 1803. Became phyfician to the 
 king for Scotland, and Vice-Prefident of the Royal Society 
 of Edinburgh. Received the degree of M.D. from the 
 Univerfity of Oxford 1S34; Lord Redor of the Marifchal 
 College, Aberdeen, 1835. Died 1844. 
 Inquiries concerning the intelle£lual powers and 
 the invcrtigation of truth. Tenth edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 840 
 The philofophy of the moral feelings. Seventh 
 
 edition. Small 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Elfays and tracfts. 18°. Edin. v. y. 
 
 Harmony of Chriftian faith and charadler. 
 
 Culture and difcipline of the mind. Addrefled to the 
 young. 
 
 Think on thefe things [Philip. 4. 8.] 
 
 The conteft and the armour [on Eph. 6. 10-18.] 
 
 The MclTiah as an example. 
 
 ABERCROMBY, Patrick, M.D. 
 
 Born of a good family, at Forfar, 1656. On returning 
 
 home, after travelling in foreign countries, he embraced 
 
 the Romifh faith, and was made phyfician to James II. 
 
 Died about 1720. 
 
 The martial atchievements of the Scots nation ; 
 being an account of the lives of fuch Scotfmen 
 as have fignalized themfelves by the fword at 
 home and abroad. 2 vol. fol. Edin. 171 1-15 
 
 ABERNETHY, John, Bilhop of Caithnefs, in 
 Scotland. 
 Inftituted Minifter at Jedburgh 1607; preferred to the 
 
 BiHioprick of Caithnefs 1624; deprived by the Prelby- 
 
 terian AfTembly of 1638. 
 
 A Chriftian and heavenly treatife, containing 
 phyficke for the foule ; very necelTary for all 
 that would enjoy foundnefs of mind and peace 
 of confcience. Newly correfted and enlarged 
 by the author. 4°. Lond. 1622 
 
 Preface and verfes to the author - - Ff- 5 
 
 Matth. 9, 12. Spiritual ficknefs - - - i 
 
 Rom. 3. 17. Blindnefs of mind 
 I(. 42. 19. Blindnefs of mind, or ignorance of God 
 2 Tim. 3. 9. Madnefs of mind . . _ 
 
 Heb. 3. ]2. Evil heart of incredulity - 
 Heb. 3. 15. Hardnefs of heart - - _ 
 
 If. 29. 10. The fpirit of flumber 
 J Tim. 4. 2. A cauterized confcience 
 Prov. 18. 14. A wounded fpirit - - - 
 
 Eph. 4. 19. Dedolent impenitency - - - 
 2 Tim. 3. I, 2. Peftilent felf-love 
 Matth. 23. 27. Putrid hypocrify 
 
 19 
 34 
 58 
 65 
 81 
 
 91 
 103 
 114 
 138 
 
 15s 
 164 
 
 Luke, 8. 13. The falling ficknefs, or cpilepfy of apo- 
 ftacy ------. j86 
 
 - ._ rr-L ,-1 r ^^^ 
 
 216 
 232 
 
 245 
 
 271 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 17. The gangrene of herefy 
 
 I Kings, 8. 38. The plague of difcont'entment 
 
 Pf. 42. 5-11. The grief of impatiency - 
 
 James, 5. 5. The excefs of intemperancy - 
 
 Rom. 7. 5. Phrenfy of pafTion - - - 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. The fiiry of anger 
 
 Gal. 5. 19, 20. The paflion of hatred - 
 
 Prov. 14. 13. The confumption of envy - 
 
 312 
 
 ABERNETHY, John, Bp. [continued). 
 
 Dcut. 28. 65. A trembling heart - - 32a 
 
 Prov. 12.25. The heavinefs of forrow - - 343 
 
 Job, 7. 15. Violent defperation - - - 367 
 
 Prov. 30. 15. Infatiable avarice - _ _ 377 
 
 I Cor. 4. j8. The tympany of pride - - 392 
 
 Prov. 14. 13. The paffion of joy . . _ 407 
 
 Phil. 3. 19. The paflion of gluttony - - 417 
 Eph. 5. 18. The paffion of drunkennefs - - 426 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 9. Burning luft - - - - 435 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. Leprofy of ingratitude - - - 447 
 James, 3. 8. The poifonous tongue - - 463 
 If. 42. l8. The deafncfs of the ear - - - 486 
 Mark, 7. 22, 23. The evil eye - - - 499 
 Index. 
 
 ABERNETHY, John, M.A. 
 
 An eminent Prelbyterian divine, educated at the Uni- 
 verfity of Glafgow, and afterwards at Edinburgh. Born 
 at Colraine, in Ireland, 1680. Minifter at Antrim 1708 ; 
 removed to Dublin 1730, where he died 1740. His dis- 
 courfes on the being and attributes of God were recom- 
 mended by Archbi/hop Herring, and have always been 
 held in much efteem. 
 
 Difcourfes concerning the being and natural per- 
 fedlions of God, in which that firft principle 
 of religion, the exiftence of the Deity, is 
 proved. 2 vol. 8vo. Lond. 1743 
 
 Vol. I. Rom. I. 19, 20. The being of God proved from 
 the frame of the material world - - - i 
 
 Rom. I. 19, 20. The being of God proved from the 
 animal and rational life _ _ _ ^6 
 
 Rom. I. 19, 20. The being of God proved from human 
 intelligence and morality - - - - 72 
 
 John, 4. 24. The fpirituality of the divine nature ex- 
 plained and aflerted - - - - 106 
 
 Deut. 6. 4. The unity of God proved from the apparent 
 unity of defign in his works . - - 146 
 
 Pf. 90. 2. Abfolute eternity explained, and fhown to be 
 a peculiar attribute of God _ - . 182 
 
 Pf. 139. 7-10. The doftrine of God's omniprefence ex- 
 plained and vindicated - - - - 216 
 
 Gen. 17. I. God's almighty power, by what adls mani- 
 fefted, and in what fenfe to be underftood - 24S 
 
 Pf. 147." 5. The true notion of divine omnifcience, of 
 its nature, manner, and extent - _ _ 288 
 
 I Tim. I. 17. The wildom of God manifefted in the 
 
 conftitution and government both of the natural 
 
 and moral world ----- 326 
 
 Vol. 2. Rev. 15. 4. Moral agency explained, and in 
 
 what fenfe it is to be attributed to God - - I 
 
 Mark, 10. 18. The goodnefs of God proved from his 
 works _--___ ^.8 
 
 Mark, 10. 18. The principal objedlions againft the 
 goodnefs of God anfwered - - - - 95 
 
 Mark, 10. 18. The goodnefs of God explained and im- 
 proved --___- 144 
 
 Pf. 89. 14. The juftice of God explained and proved 180 
 
 Job, II. 7. The divine perfedlions incomprehenfible. 
 (Two fermons) - - _ 219 and 252 
 
 Job, 28. 28. Religion diftinguiihed from fuperftition, 
 and fhown to be true wifdom - - _ 282 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 748-1 75 1 
 Vol. I. 1748. 
 A large preface, containing the life of the author. 
 Matth. 16. 24. Of felf-denial - - - I 
 
 James, 2. 12. The gofpel a law of liberty - 24 
 
 Matth. 4. 17. Of repentance. (Two fermons) 50 & 74 
 Matth. 26. 74. Peter's denial of his Mafter practically 
 improved ______ loi 
 
 Rom. 4. 16. Of juftification by faith - - 128 
 
 Afts, 24. 16. Of a confcience void of offence - 152
 
 ABERNETHY, John, M.A. {continue^. 
 
 1 John, 4. 17, 18. Perteft love gives boldnefs in the 
 
 day of judgment - - - - - 177 
 
 Matth. 10. 37. Loving Chrift above all, the charadter 
 
 of his true difciples . - - - 203 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 2-4. Of the proper improvement of occafions 
 
 offorrow ...--- 230 
 
 If. 3. 10. The happinefs of the righteous in all cir- 
 
 cumftances illuftrated - - - - 255 
 
 Prov. 4. 18. The path of the juft like the fhining 
 
 light 279 
 
 Vol. 2. 1748. 
 Rom. 15. 2. Mutual edification the duty of Chriftians 1 
 Matth. 7. 21-23. Sincere obedience neceffary to our 
 
 acceptance vi^ith God . - . . 30 
 
 Matth. 6. 22, 23. The caufes and danger of felf- 
 
 deceit - - - - - - "55 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5. Of Chrlftian fortitude - - 86 
 2 Pet. 1. 5. Of knowledge - - - - 114 
 2 Pet. I. 6. Of temperance ... 141 
 2 Pet. I. 6. Of patience - - - - 170 
 2 Pet. I. 6. Of godlinefs - - - - 197 
 2 Pet. I. 7. Of brotherly kindnefs and charity - 223 
 John, 7. 17. Sincere obedience the beft preparation for 
 
 knowing the truth . . - . 249 
 I Cor. 4. 3, 4. Of the vanity of men's judgment com- 
 pared with that of God . - - - 275 
 Prov. 3. 6. Of acknowledging God in all our ways 302 
 Ezek. 14. 12, 13. On a public faft - - 328 
 Matth, 7. 6. Prudence neceflary in converfing upon re- 
 ligious fubjedls - - - - - "357 
 Mai. 3. 16, 17. Religious converfation recommend- 
 ed 384 
 
 Job, 28. 28. Religion fhown to be perfeftly confiftent 
 with the true intereft of mankind - - 3 14 
 
 Matth. 22. 37. The love of God explained and recom- 
 mended -..-.. 347 
 Pf. 62. 8. Of truft in God, and praying to him - 380 
 
 Vol. 3. 1751. 
 
 Prov. 1. 1-4. Religion and virtue confidered under the 
 
 notion of wifdom ----- i 
 
 Prov. 8. 6, 7. The excellency of wifdom - - 30 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The ways of wifdom ways of pleafant- 
 
 nefs 58 
 
 Prov. 24. 5. Wifdom the ftrrength of the mind - 86 
 
 Prov. 8. 35. The favour of God obtained by wifdom 114 
 
 Prov. 3. 16. Long life, riches, and honour, the fruits 
 
 of wifdom ------ 140 
 
 Prov. 8. 17. The love of wifdom neceffary to the at- 
 taining of it ------ j66 
 
 Prov. 8. 17. Diligence in feeking wifdom always fuc- 
 cefsful - - - - - - - 190 
 
 Prov. 25. 28. Self-government eflential to wifdom 214 
 Prov. 14. 6. The proud and fcornful incapable of at- 
 taining to wifdom ----- 240 
 
 Prov. 8. 34. Attending to publick inftru(flion and other 
 inftrumental duties recommended - - 267 
 
 Prov. 13. 20. Walking with wife men a means of at- 
 taining to wifdom - - - - - 293 
 
 1 John, 3. 19-21. The foundation of confidence towards 
 God explained. (Two fermons) - 317 and 344 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. Walking by faith, not by fight, explained 
 and recommended - - . . . 370 
 
 Vol. 4. 175 1. 
 James, i. 13, 14. Temptations to evil not from God i 
 James, I. 14. Men tempted to evil by their own 
 
 lufts ------- 27 
 
 Gal. 5. I. Of natural, moral, and civil liberty - 54 
 Gal. 5. I. Of Chriftian liberty. (Two fermons.) 
 
 84 and 1 17 
 Rom. 14. 17. Of the kingdom of God - - 155 
 I John, 3. 23. Of believing in Jefus Chrift - 181 
 
 Jer. 13. 23. Of inability to do good arifing from vicious 
 
 habits ------- 206 
 
 Ps. 34. 11-14. To young people - - 236 
 
 ABERNETHY, John, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Ecclef. 5. 1-8. How divine worfiiip is to be acceptably 
 
 performed --.-.. 268 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. The evil and folly of covetoufnefs 294 
 
 Luke, 16. 8-12. The proper improvement of temporal 
 
 pofleflions ------ 325 
 
 Matth. 5. 8. Ofthe blelTednefs of the purein heart 350 
 Matth. 5. 9. Of the bleffednefs of the peacemakers 377 
 Philip. I. 27. A converfation becoming the gofpel re- 
 commended ------ 405 
 
 Scarce and valuable trafts and fermons, occafion- 
 ally publifhed. Now firfl colledled together. 
 8°. Lond. 1 75 1 
 
 Reafons for the repeal of the Sacramental Teft - I 
 
 The nature and confequences of the Sacramental Teft 
 
 confidered ------ 77 
 
 Seafonable advice to the Proteftant diffenters in the 
 
 north of Ireland. [On fubfcription to articles, &c.j 137 
 Sermons, 
 
 Rom. 14. 5. Religious obedience founded on perfonal 
 perfuafion - - - - - -215 
 
 Matth. 5. 44. Perfecution contrary to Chriftianity 255 
 
 ABICHT, J. G. 
 
 A German theologian and orientalift ; born 1672 ; died 
 1740. He wrote largely on fubjedVs of biblical literature. 
 DifTert. de lapfu murorum Hierichuntinorum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 32. 839 
 
 ABRABANEL (Abravanel or Abarbanel), 
 Isaac. 
 
 A celebrated rabbi, and a violent oppofer of Chriftianity, 
 Born, at Lilbon, 1437- He was minifter of finance to 
 Alphonfus v., king of Portugal, and afterwards to Ferdi- 
 nand and Ifabella, of Spain. He acquired great wealth, 
 and was one ofthe moft diftinguifhed men of his nation. 
 Died, at Venice, 1508. In his works he fhows a profound 
 knowledge ofthe Hebrew fcriptures, and of general learn- 
 ing. Father Simon fays that his works are the moft ufe- 
 ful of all the rabbinical writings for the ftudy of the Old 
 Teftament. Niceron gives a full lift of his works in 
 vol. 41. 
 
 Commentarii in Efaise Prophetam 30, cum ad- 
 
 ditamento eorum quje R. Simeon e veterum 
 
 diftis collegit. Heb. fubjundla hujufmodi 
 
 refutatione et textus nova verfione ac para- 
 
 phrafi ; ut plena de Chrifti fatisfaflione doc- 
 
 trina exhibeatur, authore Conftantino L'Em- 
 
 pereur. 8°. L. Bat. 1631 
 
 Differt. de ftatu et jure regio. Ugolinus, 24. 825 
 
 Differt. de judicum et regum differentia. lb. 24. 825 
 
 ABRABANEL, Solomon. 
 
 The complaint of the children of Ifrael, repre- 
 fenting their grievances under the penal laws, 
 and praying, that if the tefts are repealed, the 
 Jews may have the benefit of this indulgence. 
 Sixth edition, pp. 39. 8°. Lorid. 1736 
 
 ABRAHAM, a Sancta Clara. 
 
 A popular Roman Catholic preacher of Vienna. Born 
 1642. Entered at eighteen into the order of Barefooted 
 Dominicans. Died 1709. 
 
 Grammatica religiofa, qus pie docet declinare a 
 malo et facere bonum, ample£li perfeftum in 
 prsfenti et refpuere imperfeftum. Opus ap- 
 prim^, religioforum tyronum, magiflris, et 
 etiam verbi divini praeconibus, prout ex indice 
 concionatorio, S. Scripture, fermonum, et 
 authorum annexe patebit, non inutile. Editio 
 noviffima. 4°. Col. Ag. 17 19 
 
 Containing fifty-five fermons.
 
 1 1 
 
 ABRAHAM, C. J. B.D., Fellow of King's Coll. 
 Cambridge, and affiftant-mafter of Eton. 
 
 Feflival and Lenten ledures, delivered at St. 
 George's chapel, Windfor, with fpecial refe- 
 rence to the ecclefiafticaJ and focial queftions 
 of the day, in 1 848-9. 8°, Oxf. \ 849 
 
 Feaft of St. Luke i 
 
 Feaft of St. Simon and St. Jude - - - 10 
 
 Feaft of All Saints 19 
 
 St. Andrew's day 29 
 
 St. Thomas's day ------ 40 
 
 Chriftmas day S^ 
 
 St. Stephen's day 60 
 
 Feaft of St. John the Evangelift - - - 73 
 
 Holy Innocents' day ----- 88 
 
 The feaft of Circumcifion - - - - 99 
 
 Feaft of the Epiphany - - - - -iii 
 
 Converfion of St. Paul - - - - 122 
 
 Purification of the B. V. M. - - - - 134 
 
 On the Church Catechifm. Lent, 6 ledlures - 147 
 
 Confirmation ------ 205 
 
 St. Matthew's day - - - • - 214 
 
 Feaft of the Annunciation - . - - 228 
 
 Heb. 12. 25. Good Friday - - - - 240 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 8. Eafter day . - - . 252 
 
 St. Mark's day 264 
 
 St. Philip and St. James's day - - - - 274 
 
 John, 16. 28. Afcenfion day - - - 286 
 
 Whit Tuefday 294 
 
 St. Barnabas' day ----- 304 
 
 The Queen's acceflion - - - - - 318 
 
 St. John the Baptift's day - - - - 326 
 
 St. Peter's day 339 
 
 St. James the apoftle . - . . 347 
 
 Feaft of St. Bartholomew - - - - 358 
 
 Feaft of St. Matthew - - . - 369 
 
 Day of fafting and humiliation becaufe of the cholera 380 
 Feaft of St. Michael and all angels - - 393 
 
 ABRAHAM, Ben David, Rabbi. 
 Commentarius de templo, ab Ugolino Latina 
 
 interpr. illuftratus Heb. et Lat. Ugolinus, 9. i 
 Commentarius de fuffitu, ab Ugolino ex Heb. 
 
 Latine redditus et notis illuftratus. lb. u. 257 
 Diflert. de veftitu facerdotum Hebrasorum, Heb. 
 
 et L.at. Ugolinus, 13. i 
 
 ABUCARA. See Theodorus. 
 
 ABULGASI-BAYADURCHAN, Khan of the 
 Tartars. 
 
 Born, at Urgens, 1605; died 1663. Some time before 
 his death he refigned his throne to his fon, and in his re- 
 tirement wrote the hiftory of the Tartars. 
 Hifloire genealogique des Tartars, traduite et 
 enrichie d'un grand nombre de remarques 
 authentiques et tres curieufes fur le veritable 
 eftat prefcnt de I'Afie feptentrionale, par D — 
 [Bentinck.] 12°. Le;jde, 1726 
 
 Hilloria Mongolorum et Tartarorum nunc pri- 
 mum Tartarice edita. Pp. ix & 210. Large 
 folio. Cafani, 1825* 
 
 ABUL-PHARAGIUS, Gregory, [or, Bar-He- 
 bra:us.] 
 
 Born at Malatia, in Afia Minor, 1226. Confecrated 
 Biftiop of Cuba at the age of twenty. Soon after tranflated 
 to Aleppo ; at the age of forty became primate of the 
 Eaftern Jacobites. Died 1286. His great work on univerfal 
 hiftory he wrote in Syriac, and tranflated it into Arabic. 
 Gibbon fpeaks of this author in high terms of praife. 
 Hiftoria compendiofa dynaftiarum [orientalium]. 
 
 ABL'L-PHARAGIUS, Gregory {continued). 
 
 hiftoriam compleftcns univerfalem, a mundo 
 condito ufque ad tempora authoris. Arabice 
 edita et Latine verfa, ab Ed. Pocockio, cum 
 fupplemento Latine confcripto. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Oxon. 1663* 
 
 Vol. I. Arabice. Vol. 2. Latine. 
 
 Specimen hilloris Arabum, auftore Ed. Pocockio; 
 acceffit hirtoria veterum Arabum, ex Abul- 
 Feda, cura Ant. If Silveftre de Sacy. Edidit 
 Jofephus White. 4°. Oxon. 1806* 
 
 The "Specimen" is a fliort extraft from the preceding 
 work, and was originally publifhed 1650. 
 Chronicon Syriacum, e codd. Bodleianis defcrip- 
 fit, maximam partem vertit, notifque illuftravit 
 Paul lac. Bruns ; edidit, ex parte vertit, 
 notafque adjecit G. G. Kirfch. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lips. 1789* 
 
 This work contains the firft part of the Syriac text of 
 
 Abul-Pharaglus's hiftory. No more has been publifhed. 
 
 One volume contains the Syriac text, the other the Latin 
 
 tranflation. 
 
 Nomocanon ecclefias Antiochenas Syrorum, La- 
 tine, interprete Aloyfio Affemano. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 10, p. 2. 1-268 
 
 ABULPHEDA, Ismael. 
 
 A celebrated hiftorian and geographer, born at Damafcug 
 1273 ; Sultan of Hamath, 131 1 ; died 1331. 
 Excerpta ab Abulphedae chronologia univerfali, 
 
 ex Arabico codice MS. 
 
 Muratorii Ital. Script, i, pars 2. 249 
 Annales Muflemici, Arab, et Lat., cum notis 
 
 J. J. Reifkii. Edidit J. G. C. Adler. 5 vol. 
 
 i^. Hafn. 1789-94* 
 
 ABYDENUS. 
 
 A very early hiftorian. [See Cory, J. P. Fragments.] 
 
 ACACIUS. 
 
 Bifhop of Conftantinople in 471. Died 489. He was 
 a determined oppofer of the Roman fupremacy. 
 Valefius de Acacio, epifcopo Conftantinopoli- 
 
 tano. Eufebius, Reading, 3. 597 
 
 A CASTRO. See Castro. 
 ACCIUS, L. 
 
 A Latin tragic poet, born in the year of Rome 583. 
 Fragmenta. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1487 
 
 ACERNO, Thomas de, Epifcopus Lucerienfis. 
 De creationc Urbani VL Pontificis, et creationc 
 domini Gebennenfis in antipapam. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3, pars 2. 715 
 
 ACHARD [Achardus]. 
 
 A prelate and ecclefiaftical writer of the twelfth century. 
 Was abbot of S. Vidtor, at Paris; bifhop of Avranches in 
 1 161 j died 1 171. Befides the following letters, two of his 
 works are ftill extant in MS. 
 Epiftolje duo. Martene et Durand, Colkaio, 6. 230 
 
 ACKERMANN, Dr. Fourerio. 
 
 Introduftio in libros facros Veteris Foederis, ufibus 
 Academicis accommodata. 8°. Vienrite, 1825 
 
 ACLAND, Hugh Dyke. See Arnaud. 
 
 ACKLAND, Rev. Thos. Gilbank, M.A., Reftor 
 of St. Mildred's, Bread Street, London. 
 
 Sermon, John, 19. 30. Arraigned dodrine its 
 own advocate. 8". Lond. 1820
 
 n 
 
 H 
 
 ACOSTA, Joseph. 
 
 Born at Medina del Campo, of Portuguefe extradlion, 
 about 1539. Entered early into the order of Jefuits. Pro- 
 vincial at Peru, 1572. Afterwards became vifitor of Ar- 
 ragon and Andalufia. Died 1600. 
 De Chrifto revelato, libri novem. Simulque, 
 De temporibus noviffimis, libri quatuor. 8°. 
 
 Lugd. 1592 
 De promulgatione Evangelii apud barbaros. 8°. 
 
 Col. 1596* 
 ACRES, Joseph, Vicar of Blewberry, Berkfhire. 
 Sermon, Pf. 78. 4. The true method of propa- 
 gating religion and loyahy. 8°. Lond.\']\\ 
 Sermon, Pf. 126. 5, 6. Glad tidings to Great 
 Britain. [Acceffion.] 8°. Lond. 171 5 
 
 ACTA Pauh et Thecl^. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, i. 167 
 Grabe, Spicilegium, i. 95 
 ACTA SS. Pionii et fociorum ejus martyrum. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 324 
 ACTA Synodi Nationalis, autoritate DD. or- 
 dinum generalium fcederati Belgii provinci- 
 arum, Dordrechti habitae anno 1618 et 16 19. 
 Accedunt plenillima de quinque articulis theo- 
 logorum judicia. 4°. Dord. 1620 
 
 The "Judicia Theologorum" are not contained in the 
 folio Elzevir edition of the fame date. 
 
 ACTA San£lorum quotquot tote orbe coluntur, 
 vel a Catholicis scriptoribus celebrantur, quae 
 ex Latinis et Grascis, aliarumque gentium 
 antiquis monumentis, collegit, digeiht, notis 
 illuftravit Joannes Bollandus, Societatis Jefu 
 theologus, fervata primigenia fcriptorum 
 phrafi. Operam et ftudium contuht Godefri- 
 dus Henfchenius, ejufdem Societatis theologus. 
 55 vol. folio. J?itv. 1 643-1 845 
 
 The moft remarkable book which has ever been pro- 
 duced, whether it be regarded as to its fubje(ft-matter, the 
 period of time which has been required for its production, 
 or the indefatigable induftry, great learning, and untiring 
 refearch of its authors. In giving the adls and achieve- 
 ments of faints, it unfolds the hiftory of Europe during the 
 middle ages on a more extenfive and minute fcale than is 
 done in any other produftion, including at the fame time 
 much of Eaftern hiftory, and containing innumerable im- 
 portant documents and interefting hiftorical differtations. 
 It throws great light on the early records of Chriftianity and 
 the practice and difcipline of the firft Chriftians, the origin 
 and progrefs of the monaftic orders, annals of bifhopricks, 
 and nearly all important events in the Church of all ages. 
 Its produdlion has already occupied above two hundred 
 years, and it is ftill going on to its completion. Two in- 
 terruptions have occurred during that period : firft, when 
 the Jefuits were fupprefled in 1773, after which the work 
 was refumed in 1779 ; and the fecond, at the period when 
 the French troops entered Belgium, in 1794. It was again 
 refumed in 1837, and a volume publifhed in 1845. As 
 one of the great efforts of the Jefuits, that body has always 
 been able to furnifh the men moft qualified to continue 
 the gigantic work as one after another has deceafed. The 
 honour of commencing the undertaking is due to Father 
 Heribert RofTweide, of Utrecht, born 1569. He made 
 great colleftions towards it, but died in 1629, before any 
 part was printed. He was fucceeded in his labours by John 
 Bollandus (born 1596, died 1665), from whofe name the 
 authors who have been engaged in the work are now 
 called BoUandifts. Having found his labours accumulate, 
 he aflbciated others with him, one of whom, Daniel Pape- 
 
 ACTA Sandlorum {continued). 
 
 broch, continued his labours for fifty years, and brought 
 into contribution an ample private fortune. The names of 
 the authors in their regular fucceffion are given in the ac- 
 companying enumeration of the contents of the volumes, 
 which are all of the original and beft edicions. The firft 
 forty-two volumes were reprinted at Venice 1734, finiftiing 
 at 15 Sept. That edition has never been completed, and is 
 in little eftimation, as, befides its imperfeft ftate, it is full 
 of errors of the prefs, and is printed in an inferior manner. 
 
 Note, that each volume contains, — 
 
 Index fanftorum, Index chronologicus. Index hiftori- 
 cus. Index topographicus. Index onomafticus, Index 
 moralis. 
 
 An alphabetical index of the faints of the firft fix months 
 of the year is given in the feventh volume of June ; and a 
 fimilar index for July, Auguft, and September, is given in 
 the firft volume of Oftober. 
 
 An index to the contents of the preliminary differtations, 
 &c,, is given in the firft volume of October. 
 
 [I] Januarii, vol. i. Anfu. 1643 
 Bollandi de aftis fanftorum eorumque dilucidatione et 
 
 editione praefatio ----- ix-lxii 
 
 Vitas fandlorum xv. priorum dierum. 
 
 [2] Januarii, vol. 2. Dies 16-31. Ant'v. 1643 
 
 [3] Februarii, vol. i. Dies 1-6. Ant'v. 1658 
 
 De adlis fanftorum menfis Februarii praefatio. 
 4] Februarii, vol. 2. Dies 7-16. Ant'v. 1658 
 
 5] Februarii, vol. 3. Dies 17-29. Ant-v. 1658 
 
 '6] Martii, vol. i. Dies i-S. Ant-v. 1668 
 
 A G. Henfchenio et Daniele Papebrochio. 
 
 De vita, operibus, et virtutibus Joannis Bollandi. i-xlviii 
 
 [7] Martii, vol. 2. Dies 9-18. Anfv. 1668 
 
 Martyrologium Ven. Bedae, cum Au(Sario Flori et 
 aliorum. 
 
 [8] Martii, vol. 3. Dies 19-31. Ant-v. 1668 
 
 De S. Theophanis chronographia. 
 
 De genealogia regum Dagobertinorum. 
 
 [9] Aprilis, vol. i. Dies i-io. Anfv. 1675 
 
 Catalogi veteres antiquiorum pontificum. 
 
 [10] Aprilis, vol. 2. Dies 11-21. Ant-u. 1675 
 
 De diplomatis difcernendis. 
 
 De conventibus Carmeliticorum. 
 
 De martyrologio Brixiano. 
 
 [II] Aprilis, vol. 3. Dies 22-30. Ant'v. 1675 
 Exegefis praeliminaris innovans et ftabiliens diatribam 
 
 olim editam de tribus Dagobertis Francorum regibus. 
 [12] Maii, vol. 1. Dies 1-4 [B. Pii V.] Ant-v. 1680 
 Ephemerides Graecorum et Mofcorum horum figuratae, 
 
 iftorum metricae, Latine redditae et obfervationibus 
 
 variis illuftratae. Jan.-Dec. 
 [13] Maii, vol. 2. Dies 5-11. Ant-v. 1680 
 
 Joannes Phocas de locis fandtis. 
 Antonini Placentini itinerarium. 
 
 [14] Maii, vol. 3. Dies 12-16. Ant-v. 1680 
 
 Epifcoporum et Patriarcharum Hierofolymitanorum his- 
 
 toria chronologica. 
 [15] Maii, vol. 4. Dies 17-19- Anfv. 1684 
 
 A G. Henfchenio et D. Papebrochio, operam et ftudium 
 
 conferentibus Francifco Baertio et Conrado Janningo. 
 [i6j Maii, vol. 5. Dies 20-24. Ant-v. 1685 
 
 [17] Maii, vol. 6. Dies 25-28. Anfv. 16S8 
 
 [18] Maii, vol. 7. Dies 29-31. Ant-v. 1688 
 
 D. Papebrochius de vita, operibus, et virtutibus Godetridi 
 
 Henfchenii ------ 1 
 
 G. Henfchenii exegefis hiftorica de epifcopatu Tungrenfi 
 
 ac Trajeftenfi xviii 
 
 D. Papebrochii exegefis de epifcopis Mediolanenfibus liv 
 Appendix ad omnes feptem tomos Maii - - 517 
 
 [19] Propylaeum ad ada fanftorum Maii. Auftoribus 
 
 G. Henfchenio et Daniele Papebrochio, operam et 
 
 ftudium conferentibus F. Baertio et C. Janningo. 
 
 Ant'v. Jine anno. 
 P. G. Odefcalcus introduftor ad Ada SS. Maii - 1-28
 
 15 
 
 i6 
 
 ACTA Sanftorum {continued). 
 
 D. Papebrochii conatus hiftoricus ad Catalogum Ro- 
 manorum Pontificum, cum praevio ad eundem Ap- 
 paratu G. Hcnfchenii atque F. Poflini, a S. Petro 
 ufque ad Pafchalem II. deduftus ante tomum 4, de 
 Adtis SS. Mali, [viz.J 
 
 Apparatus ... - - 1—56 
 
 Conatus 1-220 
 
 Conatus, pars ii. . - - - 1-172 
 
 Indices 173-182 
 
 D. Papebrochii Paralipomena addendorum, &c. in Co- 
 
 natu, &c. 1-151 
 
 Index - - - - - 7 - 351 
 
 With numerous plates, containing portraits of all the 
 popes, ^-c. 
 
 [20] Junii, vol. I. Dies 1-6. Ant-v. 1695 
 
 C. Janningi pro A£lis San(Slorum, hadlenus editis opus- 
 cula apologetica repofita antirrheticis Adm. R. P. Se- 
 baftiani a S. Paulo, provincial! Carmeli Flandrobelglci. 
 
 [21] Junii, vol. 2. Dies 7-15. ylncv. 1698 
 
 Nicolai Rayaei traftatus de acoluthia officii canonici 
 
 pro ecclefiis Orientalibus Graecorum, in folenni com- 
 
 memoratione trium dodlorum Bafilii, Nazianzeni, 
 
 et Chr)'foftomi ----- xv-lxxxi 
 
 [22] Junii, vol. 3. Dies 16-19. Anfv. 1701 
 
 D. Papebrochii ad leges palatinas Jacob! II., regis Ma- 
 joricarum, praefatio genealogica. 
 
 With engravings. 
 
 f'S] Jui'ij vol. 4. Dies 20-24. Ant-v. 1707 
 
 24J Junii, vol. 5. Dies 25-30. Ant-v. 1709 
 
 A G. Hcnfchenio, D. Papebrochio, F. Baertlo, C. Jan- 
 
 ningo, et Joanne Bapt. Sollerio. 
 J. B. Sollerii patriarcharum Alexand. hiftoria chronolo- 
 
 gica, et appendix de Coptis Jacobitis. i-xx et 1-156 
 [25] Junii, vol. 6. Pars i. Ant-v. 1715 
 
 A C. Janningo. 
 Joannis Pienii hiftoria de vita, geftis, operibus, ac vir- 
 
 tutibus R. P. Danielis Papebrochii - - 1-21 
 
 Appendix addendorum, &c. ad quinque tomos Junii. 
 Uiuardi monachi martyrologium, ab additamentis ex- 
 
 purgatum, caftigatum et quotidianis obfervationibus 
 
 illuftratum, opera et ftudio Joannis Baptiftae Sollerii, 
 
 Soc. Je(u thcologi. Ant-v. 1714. Parsi. Jan.-Junius. 
 [26] Junii, vol. 7. Seu Pars 2. Ant-v. 1717 
 
 Supplementum addendorum, &c. 
 Petri Manlii et Maphasi Vegii commentarlus de Bafilica 
 
 S. Petri apoftoli antiqua in Vaticano ejufque figil- 
 
 latim altaribus - - - - - 35 
 
 Ephemerides univerfales fanftorum fex primis facri anni 
 
 menfibus illuftratorum. 
 Index alphabeticus fanftorum fex primis anni menfibus. 
 Martyrologia Hieronymiana contracta. 
 
 Rhinovienfe, Auguftanum, Labbeanum, Corbeienfe 
 brevius, Reginae Sueciae. 
 Ufuardi martyrologium. Pars 2. Julius-December. 
 
 [27] Julii, vol. I. Dies 1-3. Ant-v. 1719 
 
 A C. Janningo, J. B. Sollerio, et Joanne Pinio. 
 DifTertatio de xii Sanftis ex Syria in Umbriam advenis. 
 Ada S. Rumoldi, epifcopi et martyris, apoftoli et pa- 
 
 troni Mechlinenfium, coUegit, digeffit, illuftravit 
 
 Joannes Baptifta SoUerius, Soc. Jefu. Ant-v. 17 18 
 
 This is a diftindl publication, bound up with this volume, 
 feparately paged. It contains a portrait, fifteen leaves of 
 preliminary matter. Pages 1 to 98, which follow, are the 
 fame as are given in the body of this volume of the Adla 
 Sandtorum. All that follows is additional matter, being 
 pp. 99 to 188 and indexes. 
 
 [28] Julii, vol. 2. Dies 4-9. Ant-v. i-jzi 
 
 Elogium R. P. Francifci Baertii, Hagiographi Soc. Jefu, 
 
 auftore Gulielmo Cupero. 
 [29] Julii, vol. 3. Dies 10-14. Ant-v. 1723 
 
 A J. B. Sollerio, Joanne Pinio, Guiliclmo Cupero. 
 Elogium R. P. Conradi Janningi, Hagiographi Soc. 
 
 Jefu, audtore Petro Bofchio. 
 [30] Julii, vol. 4. Dies 15-19. Ant-v. 1725 
 
 ACTA Sandlorum [continued). 
 
 A J. B. Sollerio, J. Pinio, G. Cupero, Petro Bofchio. 
 Petri Bofchii tradtatus hiftorico-chronologicus de patri- 
 
 archis Antiochenis. 
 [31] Julii, vol. 5. Dies 20-24. Ant-v. 1727 
 
 Ab iiidem. 
 
 [32] Julii, vol. 6. Dies 25-28. Ant-v. 1729 
 
 Joannis Pinii tradtatus hiftorico-chronologicus de litur- 
 
 gia antiqua Hifpanica, Gothica, Ifidoriana, Mozara- 
 
 bica, Toletana, Mixta. 
 [33] Julii, vol. 7. Dies 29-31. A»t-v. 1731 
 
 Ab iiidem. 
 
 [34] Augufti, vol. I. Dies 1-4. Ant-v. 1733 
 
 Gulielmi Cuperi hiftoria chronologica patriarcharum 
 
 Conftantinopol. 
 [35] Augufti, vol. 2. Dies 5-ia, Ant-v. 1735 
 
 [36] Augufti, vol. 3. Dies 13-19. Ant-v. ij^l 
 
 Ab iifdcm. 
 
 Elogium R. P. Petri Bofchii, Hagiographi Soc. Jefu. 
 [37] Augufti, vol. 4. Dies 20-24. Ant-v. 1739 
 
 A J. Pinio, G. Cupero. 
 
 [38] Augufti, vol. 5. Dies 25, 26. Ant-v. 1741 
 
 A J. Pinio, G. Cupero, Joanne Stiltingo. 
 Elogium J. B. Sollerii, Hag. Soc. Jefu, audlore J. Stiltingo. 
 [39] Augufti, vol. 6. Dies 27-31. Ant-v. 1743 
 
 Ab iifdem. 
 Elogium G. Cuperi, Hagiographi Soc. Jefu, audlore 
 
 Joanne Limpeno. 
 [40] Septembris, vol. 1, Dies 1-3. Ant-v. 1746 
 
 A J. Pinio, J. Stiltingo, Joanne Limpeno, Joanne Veldio. 
 Joannis Pinii tradtatus de ecclefias diaconiflis. 
 [41] Septembris, vol. 2. Dies 4-6. Ant-v. 1748 
 
 A J. Stiltingo, J. Limpeno, J. Veldio, Conftantino 
 
 Suyfkeno. 
 DifTertatio de converfione et fide Ruflbrum. 
 [42] Septembris, vol. 3. Dies 7-11. Ant-v. 1750 
 
 A J. Stiltingo, J. Limpeno, C. Suy/keno, Joanne Periero. 
 Elogium J. Pinii, audlore J. Periero. 
 J. Stilting! dilTertatio de tempore Natal! S. Greg. Naz. 
 [43] Septembris, vol. 4. Dies 12-14. Ant-v. 1753 
 
 A J. Stiltingo, C. Suyfkeno, Joanne Periero. 
 [44] Septembris, vol. 5. Dies 15-18. Ant-v. 1755 
 
 A J. Stiltingo, C. Suyflceno, J. Periero, Urbano Stickero. 
 [45] Septembris, vol. 6. Dies 19-24. Ant-v. 1757 
 
 A J. Stiltingo, C. Suy/keno, J. Periero, Joanne Cleo. 
 Differtatio de fratribus Domini Jacobo, Juda, &c. 
 [46] Septembris, vol. 7. Dies 25-28. Ant-v. 1760 
 
 Ab iifdem. 
 
 [47] Septembris, vol. 8. Dies 29-30. Ant-v. 1762 
 Ab iifdem. 
 
 [48] Odtobris, vol. I. Dies 1-2. Ant'v. 1765 
 
 A J. Stiltingo, C. Suyfkeno, J. Periero, Cornelio Byeo, 
 
 Jacobo Bueo, operam conferente Jofepho Ghefquiero. 
 Elogium Joannis Stiltingi, audlore Jacobo Bueo. 
 Elogium Joannis Perieri, audlore Cornelio Byeo. 
 Ephemerides univerfales fandlorum Julio, Augufto, et 
 
 Septembri menfibus illuftratorum. 
 Index alphabeticus univerfalis fandlorum Julio, Augufto, 
 
 et Septembri menfibus illuftratorum. 
 Syllabus nominum et rerum notabilium quae in praefa- 
 
 tionibus, tradlatibus, diatribis et exegefibus praelimi- 
 
 naribus, noftro de Adlis Sandlorum operi hadlenus 
 
 prasfixis, reperiuntur. 
 [49] Odlobris, vol. 2. Dies 3, 4. Ant-v. 1768 
 
 A C. Suyfkeno, C. Byeo, J. Bueo, J. Gliefquiero. 
 [50] Odlobris, vol. 3. Dies 5-7. Ant-v. 1770 
 
 Ab iisdem. 
 
 [51] Odlobris, vol. 4. Dies 8, 9. BruxeUis, 1780 
 
 A C. Suyfkeno, C. Byeo, J. Bueo, J. Ghefquiero, Ig- 
 
 natio Hubeno. 
 Elogium Conftantini Suyfkeni, audlore Ignatio Hubeno. 
 [52] Adla Sandlorum Bollandiana apologeticis libris in 
 
 unum volumen nunc primum contradlis vindicata, feu 
 
 fupplementum apologeticum ad adla Bollandiana. 
 
 Ant-v. 1785
 
 17 
 
 ACTA Sandtorum [continued). 
 
 Continens, — 
 Confpecftus, &c. - - - - - Ff. 7 
 
 Prasfatio ------ i_xxvi 
 
 Elucidatlo hiftorica A(florum in controverfia fuper origine, 
 antiquitate, et hiftoriis facri ordinis B. M. de Monte 
 Carmeli ------ 1 
 
 C. Janningi pro A<ftis Sandlorum haftenus editis opufcula 
 apologetica repofita antirrheticis Adm. R. P, Sebafti- 
 ani a S. Paulo ----- 122 
 
 Collyrium adhibitum occafione controverfia de Eliana 
 Carmelitarum origine - - - - 168 
 
 Nicolaei Rayaei examen juridico-theologicum prasambu- 
 lorum Adm. R. P. Sebaftiani a S. Paulo ad exhibitio- 
 nem errorum D. Papebrochio ab eo imputatorum 184 
 
 D. Papebrochii refponfio ad exhibidonem errorum per 
 Adm. R. P. Sebaftianum a S. Paulo - - 218 
 
 Synopfis quaftionum curiofarum hiftorico-theologicarum, 
 tradiatarum in refponfione ad exhibitionem errorum 
 D. Papebrochio S. J. imputatorum - - 707 
 
 P. Antonii Xaramilii apologia pro veritate contra varias 
 impofturas et accufationes publicas adverfus perfonam 
 et libros D. Papebrochii, et ipfum Soc. Jefu infti- 
 tutum - - - - - - 731 
 
 Examen divinitatis, quam in Carmelo Vefpafianus con- 
 fuluit, five C. Suetonii Tranquilli locus de Deo Carmelo 
 explicatus - - - - - -819 
 
 D. Papebrochii vera origo et continuata phyfice, nee 
 unquam interrupta fucceflio S. Ordinis Carmelitani, 
 hiftorice demonftrata - - - - 839 
 
 Ejujdem nova vera origo atque fucceflio S. Ordinis Car- 
 melitani ------ 843 
 
 D. Papebrochii proteftatio iterata de filentio circa pri- 
 maevam S. Ordinis Carmelit. inftitutionem et anti- 
 quitatem - - - - - - 864 
 
 Guilielmi Cuperi vindiciae breves pro Hifpanica S. Ja- 
 cobi praedicatione - - - - - 874 
 
 Apologia pro Hagiographis Antverpienfibus Soc. J. ad- 
 verfus tres epiftolas, quibus Anonymus quidam com- 
 mentarium praevium ad A(fta S. Dominici impugnavit, 
 auftore Germano quodam Romano-Catholico 896 
 
 Apologia altera pro Hagiog. Antv. adverfus tres fcrip- 
 tores ignotos, qui variis modis commentarios ad Afta 
 SS. impugnarunt, audtore Germano quodam - 927 
 
 Epiftola familiaris ad D. Petrum Jofeph de Mefa Benitez 
 de Lugo, audlorem novi libri infcripti, Afcendentia 
 S. Dominici Guzmani - . - - 940 
 
 Vita et falus Celebris epiftolae familiaris Parochi Moril- 
 lani fuper Guzmanico S. Dominici genere comprobata 
 contra vanum ejus funus per aliam epiftolam ejufdem 
 Parochi ------- 960 
 
 G. Cuperi difl"ertatio de Guzmanico S. Dominici ftem- 
 mate ------- 980 
 
 Index rerum ...-.- 1009 
 
 [53] Oftober, vol. 5. Dies 10, II. Editio altera, cum 
 audtario. Bruxellis, 1852 
 
 Originally publifhed at Brufl^els, 1786. 
 
 A C. Byeo, J. Bueo, Joanne Baptifta Fonfono. 
 
 [54] Oiflober, vol. 6. Dies 12-14. Tongerka, 1794* 
 
 Partim a C. Byeo, J. B. Fonfono, Anfelmo Berthodo ; 
 partim a JacoboBueo, Siardo Dyckio,Cypriano Goorio, 
 Mathia Stalfio. 
 
 [55] Odtober, vol. 7. Bruxellis, 1845* 
 
 A Jofepho Vandermoere et Jofepho Vanhecke, Soc. Jefu, 
 nonnullis aliis ex eadem locietateoperamconterendbus. 
 
 Pars I. Dies 15. Procemium de ratione univerfa operis. 
 De S. Terefia virgine, &c. 
 
 Pars 2. Dies 16. De S. Gallo, &c. 
 
 ACTA Sanftorum Belgii. See Ghesquierus. 
 
 ACTS of the General Affembly of the Church of 
 Scotland, 1638-1842. Reprinted from the ori- 
 ginal edition, under the fuperintendence of the 
 Church Law Society. Imp. 8vo. £rf'/». 1843 
 
 18 
 
 ACTON, Henry. 
 
 Six leftures on the dignity, office, and work of 
 our Lord Jefus Chrift. In explanation of Uni- 
 tarian views of the Gofpel. 12°. Lond. 1830 
 
 ACTON, Samuel. 
 
 A difl"enting minifter. 
 
 Sermon, Matth. 4. 10. Showing that to worfhip 
 God is the fure way to defeat the Devil. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1719 
 
 AD OMNES SACERDOTES unice ad curatos 
 de facramento altaris mundo et transformato, 
 et de cruoribus atque votis ; Uteris Gothicis. 
 
 4°- H93 
 
 ADALARD, St., Abb. of Corbey, in Weftphalia. 
 
 Born 755, died 826. He became prime minifter to 
 Pepin, king of Lombardy. 
 
 Statuta antiqua abbatiae S. Petri Corbeienfis ab 
 
 Adalardo abbate fcripta. D'Achery, Spicil. i. 586 
 
 Vita S. Adclhardi. Pafchafii Radberri Opera, p. 1637 
 
 ADALBERON, Archbifhop of Rheims. 
 
 One of the moft learned of the French prelates during 
 the tenth century. He was Chan, of France. Died 988. 
 
 Chronicon monafterii B. Marise Ordinis S. Be- 
 nedifti apud Mofomum in Dioecefi Remenfi, 
 ab Adalberone Remenfi quondam archiepifcopo 
 fundati, cum appendice. D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 561 
 
 ADALBERT, Saint, Bifhop of Prague. 
 
 Celebrated in the annals of Bohemia for his labours for 
 
 the converfion of the heathen. Died 997. 
 
 De S, Adalberto Pragenfi epifcopo, Prufforum, 
 Boemorum, Polonorum, et Francorum Apo- 
 ftolo, auftor sequaevus cum fragmento triplici 
 ex chronico Magdeburgenfi, chronico Adamari, 
 et ex libello de tranflatione Sanftorum Abundii 
 et Abundantiani. Canifius, 3. pars i. 41 
 
 ADALHAIDE. 
 
 De Adalhaide conjuge Obtonis I. libri duo, 
 auftore familiari ejus. Canifius, 3. pars i. 69 
 
 ADAM-SCOTUS. 
 
 A monk of the order of Premontre, defcended from a 
 Scotdlh family. He was a profeffor of theology in Scot- 
 land, and became Bifhop ofWithern. Died 1180. His 
 works were printed at Antwerp, 1659, in folio. 
 
 Soliloquiorum de inibudlione animas, lib. ii. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i pars, 2. 337 
 
 ADAM DE ORLETON. 
 
 A nadve of Hereford ; confecrated Bifliop of Hereford 
 1317 ; tranflated to Winchefter 1327. 
 Apologia. Twyfden, Hift. 2764 
 
 ADAM [Adamus] Melcliior, Reftor of a Col- 
 lege at Heidelberg. 
 
 Died 1622. A biographical writer of great induftry, to 
 whofe labours Bayle, Baillet, and others, acknowledge them- 
 felves much indebted. His biographies are confined to 
 learned men of the fixteenth century. 
 
 Vits Germanorum theologorum qui fuperiori 
 feculo ecclefiam Chrifti voce fcriptifque pro- 
 pagarunt et propugnarunt ; conge lias et ad an- 
 num ufque 16 1 8 deduftae. 8°. Haidelb. 1626 
 
 Vitce theologorum exterorum principum. 8°. 
 
 Franc. 161 8
 
 '9 
 
 ADAM, Melchior [continued). 
 
 Vhx Germanorum jureconfultorum ct politi- 
 corum. 8^. ILiiJt^/i. 1620 
 
 Vita; Germanorum philofophorum. 8°. 
 
 Haidelb. 16 1 5 
 Vit.T Germanorum medicorum. 8°. Haid. \6zo 
 ADAM, Alexander, LL.D. 
 
 A Icinied writer, born at RafFord, Moray/hire, in Scot- 
 land, 1 74 1. He received a good education at the parifh 
 fchool, although his parents were poor. He ftudied with 
 great diligence afterwards at Edinburgh, though fiiffering 
 great privation from want of pecuniary means, and was 
 elected Redtor of the High School there in 1771 ; in 
 which he continued until his death in 1809. 
 Roman antiquities ; or an account of the man- 
 ners and cuftoms of the Romans, defigned to 
 illurtrate the Latin claffics by explaining 
 words and phrafes from the rites and cuftoms 
 to which they refer. With numerous notes 
 and improved indices, by James Boyd, LL.D. 
 12°. Lo7id. 1834 
 
 This work has been tranflated into German, French, 
 and Italian. 
 
 Principles of Latin and Englifli grammar. 12°. 
 
 Edm. 1 8 16 
 
 A fummary of geography and hiftory, both an- 
 cient and modern. Second edition, correfted. 
 8°. Lo7id. 1797 
 
 ADAM, Robert, M.A. 
 
 MinifteroftheEpifcopal Congregation, BlackfriarsWynd, 
 Edinburgh. Afterwards Minifter of St. John's Church, 
 Chriftianftadt, St. Croix. 
 
 The religious world difplayed ; or, a view of 
 the four grand fyftcms of religion, Judaifm, 
 Paganifm, Chriftianity, and Mohammedifm; 
 and of the various exifting denominations, fefts, 
 and parties, in the Chriftian world : to which 
 is fubjoined a view of Deifm and Atheifm. 
 3 vol. 8°. Edin. 1809 
 
 Vol. I. Judaifm, Paganifm, Chriftianity, Mohammed- 
 ifm, Greek and Eaftern Churches, Ruffian Greek 
 Church, Jacobite, Coptic and Abyffinian Monophy- 
 fites, Armenian Church, Neftorians. 
 Vol. 2. Church of Rome, Proteftants, Trinitarians, Sa- 
 bellians, Arians, Unitarians, Materialifts, Neceffita- 
 rians, Calvinifts, Arminians, Antinomians, Epifcopa- 
 lians, Prefbyterians, Independents, Lutherans, Church 
 of England, Epifcopal Church in Scotland, Epifcopal 
 Church in America. 
 Vol. 3. Church of Scotland, Diflenters in England and 
 Scotland, Englifh Prelbyterians, Independents and 
 Baprifts, Methodifts, Cameronians, Glaffites, Seceders, 
 Relief Kirk, Scottifh Baptifts, Bereans, Scottifh Inde- 
 pendents, Moravians, Quakers, Hutchinfonians, Mil- 
 lenarians, Univerfalifts, Deftructionifts, Swedenbor- 
 gians, Sabbatarians, Myftics, Dunkers, Jumpers, 
 Shakers, Deifts, Atheifts. 
 In this edition moft of the articles have been either con- 
 tributed OT reviewed by fome learned member in the 
 refpeftive denominations. 
 
 The religious world difplayed ; or, a view of 
 the four grand fyftems of religion, namely, 
 Chriftianity, Judaifm, Paganifm, and Moham- 
 medifm ; and of the various exifting denomi- 
 nations, fefts and parties in the Chriftian 
 world : to which is fubjoined, a view of Mate- 
 
 20 
 
 ADAM, Robert, M.A. [continued). 
 
 rialifm, Neceffitarianifm, Deifm, and Atheifm. 
 
 A new edition, corrected and improved. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1823 
 
 In this edition lefs deference has been paid to the 
 refpcftive ftatements refpedting themfelves by the different 
 feds. 
 
 ADAM, Thomas, Redor of Wintringham, Lin- 
 
 colnniire. 
 
 A pious divine, born at Leeds 1 70 1. On entering into 
 orders he obtained the living of Wintringham, of which 
 he continued re£lor fifty-eight years, having repeatedly 
 refufed other preferment. Died 1784. 
 
 Works. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 Vol. I. Life and character of the author. 
 Expofition of St. Matthew ; with fuitable ledlures and 
 prayers. 
 
 Vol. 2. Paraphrafe on Romans _ - - i_xi 
 
 Private thoughts on religion - - - 121 
 
 Pradlical ledtures on the Church Catechifm - 318 
 An exercife preparatory to confirmation - 391 
 
 Vol. 3. Evangelical fermons : 
 
 Pfalm 32. 5, 6 - - I 
 
 Ifaiah, 9. 6. (2 ferm.) 18 
 
 Matth. 5. 10 - - 45 
 
 Gal. 3. 10 - - - 59 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 56, 57 - 73 
 Pfalm 90. II - - 95 
 Matth. 16. 15-17 - 109 
 Hebrews, lo. 2 - - 138 
 Ephef. I. 19, 20 - 152 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17 - - 168 
 Pfalm 16. 9 - - 184 
 I Cor. 4. 4 - - - 201 
 Pfalm 22. 28 - - 222 
 
 Rom. 15. 4 - 
 Zech. 12. 10 - 
 Gen. 6. 6 - 
 John, 5. 39 - 
 Luke, 24. 26 
 Adts, II. 13, 14 
 I Peter, 2. 1-3 - 
 I Peter, 2. 4, 5 
 I Peter, 2. 6-8 - 
 I Peter, 2. 9 - 
 I Peter, 2. 10 
 Matth. 7. 7 
 Exod. 20. 18 
 
 - 234 
 258 
 
 - 271 
 291 
 
 - 311 
 
 337 
 
 - 361 
 
 379 
 
 - 394 
 420 
 
 - 437 
 471 
 
 - 485 
 
 The volume of fermons publifhed in 1781 contains only 
 the laft eleven of the above. 
 
 An expofition of the four Gofpels. Edited by 
 the Rev. A. Weftoby, M.A. With a me- 
 moir by the editor. 2 voh 8vo. Lond. 1837 
 Vol. I. Life of the author. St. Matthew. 
 
 Vol. 2. St. Mark, St. Luke, St. John. 
 
 ADAMANNUS, Saint, Abbot of lona. 
 
 Born 679 ; died 704. He was a man of great piety. 
 Libri tres de S. Columba Scoto. 
 
 Canifius, I. 674 
 
 Afta San(florum, Sept. 15 
 
 ADAMS, George, M.A. 
 
 An expofition of fome articles of religion which 
 
 ftrike at the tenets of the Arians and Socinians. 
 
 Likewife at the Infidels, Romanifts, Lutherans, 
 
 and Calvinifts. In feveral fermons and dis- 
 
 fertations. 8°. Lond. 1752 
 
 I. Of faith in the Holy Trinity (John, 5. 7) ; 4. Of 
 
 the refurreftion of Chrift (i Cor. 5. 20); 5. Of the 
 
 HolyGhoft; 10. Of free-will (Rom. 8. 14); 17. Of 
 
 predeftination and election ; 22. Againft worfliipping 
 
 and adoring of images; 25. Of the facraments ; 
 
 28. Of the Lord's Supper; 33. Of excommunicated 
 
 perfons. 
 
 ADAMS, George, Mathematical Inftrument- 
 maker to his majefty. 
 
 Ledlures on natural and experimental philofophy 
 confidered in its prefent ftate of improve- 
 ment ; defcribing in a familiar and eafy man- 
 ner the principal phenomena of nature, and 
 fhowing that they all co-operate in difplaying
 
 21 
 
 22 
 
 ADAMS, George {continued). 
 
 the goodnefs, wifdom, and power, of God. 
 5 vol. 8°. Land. 1794 
 
 Vol. 1. Air, fire, elaftic fluids. 
 
 Vol. 2. Water, method of reafoning in philofophy, 
 light, vifion, colours, the rainbow, phofphoric bodies, 
 telefcopes, microicopes. 
 Vol. 3. Matter, mechanics, accelerated motion, centre 
 of gravity, projedliles, hydroftatics, hydraulics, aftro- 
 nomy, &c. 
 Vol. 4. Aftronomy, eledlricity, magnetifm, meteorology. 
 Vol. 5. Index and plates. 
 
 ADAMS, Hannah. 
 
 An American writer. 
 
 A view of religions. In three parts. A new 
 edition, with correftions and additions. To 
 which is prefixed an Eflay on truth, by An- 
 drew Fuller. 8°. Lofid. 1805 
 
 Part I, containing an alphabetical compendium of the 
 denominations among Chriflians ; Part 2, containing 
 a brief account of Paganifm, Mahomedifm, Judaifm, 
 and Deifm ; Part 3, containing a view of the religions 
 of the different nations of the world. 
 
 ADAMS, John, D.D. 
 
 Educated at Cambridge, where he took his bachelor's 
 degree, 1678. Became reftor of St. Alban, Wood Street, 
 then of St. Bartholomew, and in 1712 ele(f>ed Provoft of 
 King's College, Cambridge. 
 
 Sermon, Ps. 33. i. [Thankigiving for the taking 
 of Namur, and the fafety of his majefty's 
 perfon.} 4°. Lovt^. 1695 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 28. 5, 6. 4°. Lo»^. 1705 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 2. 10. [Funeral.] 8°. ZoW. 1708 
 Sermon, Jer. 3. 15. [Confecration of bifhop.] 
 8°. Lofi£ 1708 
 
 Sermon, Hof ii. 9. 8^. Lond. 1709 
 
 Sermon, Pf. 5. 11. [Thankigiving.] Before the 
 Lord Mayor, &c. 4°. Lok^. 1709 
 
 Sermon, Joh. 6. 6j, 68. 8°. Z(?W. 1709 
 
 Sermon, Joh. 21. 17. [Confecration ofBifhops.] 
 8°. Lofi^. 17 10 
 
 Sermon, If 49. 23. [Thankfgiving on the day 
 her Majefty began to reign.] 4°. Lond. 171 1 
 ADAMS, Rev. John, A.M., Matter of the Aca- 
 demy at Putney. 
 Sermons on the exiftence of the Deity, the im- 
 mortality of the foul, the authenticity of the 
 Bible, and other important fubjedls. 8". 
 
 L/)nii. 1805 
 Pf. 19. I, 2. On the exiftence of the Deity - i 
 
 Job, 37. 14. On the fludy of the works of God 1 6 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. The immortality of the foul - 30 
 
 Pf. 113. 5. Providence - - - . 47 
 
 Pf. 139. 7. The omniprefence, and omnifcience of the 
 Deity - - - - - - - 61 
 
 Pf. 119. II. The divine origin of the fcriptures 75 
 
 Pf. 42. II. Religious hope - . _ 9-^ 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafures of religion - - 107 
 
 John, 7. 46. The internal excellency of the Chriftian 
 religion - - - - - - 119 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. The government of the thoughts 136 
 
 Pf. 4. 4. Religious retirement - - . j^^ 
 
 Pf. 90. 12. True wifdom - - - 162 
 
 Hag. I. 7. On confideration - - - 176 
 
 John, 4. 34. On the character of Jefus, as a divine 
 teacher - - - - - - 191 
 
 John, 13. 34. Chriftian benevolence - - 205 
 
 ADAMS, Rev. John {continued). 
 
 Luke, II. 9, 10. The advantages of prayer and pious 
 
 contemplation ----- 220 
 
 John, 5. 28. On the refurredlion - - - 233 
 
 I Cor. 2. 9. On the joys of heaven - - 248 
 
 John, 14. 2. The certainty of future happinefs 265 
 
 Matth. 22. 37, 38. On the love of God - - 282 
 Job, 14. I, 2. On human life, duelling, and fuicide 296 
 
 ADAMS, Rice, Prebendary of Sarum. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 10. 9. The excellency, wifdom, 
 and ufefulnefs of an upright and fincere con- 
 verfation. [Vifitation ] 8°. Land. 1708 
 
 ADAMS, Thomas. 
 
 A pious and excellent divine, and a writer of great ani- 
 mation of ftyle, full of bold metaphor and ftriking allufions. 
 In 16 14 he was " preacher of God's word at Willington, 
 in Bedford/hire." He afterwards became Redlor of St. 
 Bennet's, Paul's Wharf, London, from which he was fe- 
 q^ueftered for hia loyalty in the grand Rebellion, and died 
 before the Reftoration. Dr. Southey, with whom he was 
 a favourite author, faid that he had " all the oddity and 
 the felicity of Fuller's manner." 
 
 An expolition of the fecond Epiftle general of 
 St. Peter. Imp. 8°. ZsW. 1839 
 
 Originally publifhed in folio, London, 1633. Pp. 1634. 
 Dedication and index. A hiatus occurs on the paging be- 
 tween pp. 764 and 801. 
 
 Workes, being the fumme of his fermons, medi- 
 tations, and other divine and moral difcourfes. 
 Collefted and publifhed in one entire volume, 
 with additions of fome new aad emendations 
 of the old. Folio. Lofic^. 1630 
 
 Dedications and contents - - - - Ff. 4 
 
 Ifa. 21. II. The gallant's burden - - - i 
 
 John, 12. 6. The white devil, or the hypocrite uncafed 32 
 Dan. 12. 3. Heaven and earth reconciled - 61 
 
 Pf. 118. 27. The facrifice of thankfulnels - 82 
 
 Gen. 25. 27. Politick hunting - - - 104 
 
 Gen. 25. 27. Plaine dealing- - - - 122 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. The three divine fifters - 134 
 
 James, 3. 8. The taming of the tongue - - 143 
 
 Matth. 2. II. Chrift his ftar, or the wife men's oblation 155 
 Prov. 9. 17, 18. The fatal banket. (Four fermons.) 167 
 Jer. 8. 22. The finner's palling bell, or a complaint 
 from heaven for man's fins - - - 246 
 
 Jer. 8. 22. Phyfic from heaven - - - 271 
 
 Jer. 8. 22. England's ficknefs. (Two fermons.) 302 
 Matth. 12. 43. The black faint, or the apoftate 349 
 Luke, 10. 3. Lycanthropy, or the wolf worrying the 
 lambs ------ 379 
 
 Rev. 4. 6. The fpiritual navigator bound for the holy 
 land ------- 392 
 
 Matth. 21. 28. The two fons, or the diffolute con- 
 ferred with the hypocrite - - - 414 
 Matth. 13. 33. The leaven, or a direction to heaven 429 
 The foul's ficknefs : a difcourfe divine, moral and phy- 
 fical -----_, 440 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 3. Myftical bedlams, or the world of mad- 
 men ------- 478 
 
 Heb. 12. 22-24. The happinefs of the church 529 
 
 Pi. 66. 12. The rage of oppreffion - - 605 
 
 Pf. 66. 12. The vidtory of patience with the expiration 
 
 of malice - - - - - - 614 
 
 Pf. 66. 13. God's houfe, or the place of praifes 622 
 Gal. 6. 7. Man's feed-time and harveft, or lex talionis 637 
 Rev. 22. 14. Heaven-gate, or the pafHige to paradile 651 
 Eph. I. iS. Spiritual eye-falve, or the benefit of illu- 
 mination - - - - - -661 
 
 Luke, 12. 20. The cofmopolite, or world's favourite 673 
 Gal. 5. 9. The bad leaven, or the contagion of fin 693 
 Luke, 17. 19. Faith's encouragement - 716
 
 23 
 
 24 
 
 ADAMS, Thomas {continued). 
 
 Eph. 4. 13. The faints' meeting, or progrefs to glory 736 
 Rev. 6. 16. Prefumption running into defpair - 751 
 Matth. 27. 51. Majefty in mifery, or the power of Chrift 
 
 even dying - - - - " 7"' 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. The fool and his fport - - 772 
 
 Luke, 12. 49. The fire of contention, or the trouble 
 
 that follows the Gofpel . - - 780 
 
 Eph. 5. 2. The Chriftian's walk, or the king's highway 
 
 of charity ------ 799 
 
 Eph. 5. 2. Love's copy, or the beft precedent of cha- 
 
 nty 
 
 808 
 
 Eph. 5. 2. The crucifix, or a fermon upon the pafllon 8 1 7 
 Matth. 10. 16. The good politician directed - 829 
 Matth. 2. 12. The way horne - - - 840 
 
 Hcb. 13. 8. Semper idem, or the immutable mercy of 
 
 Jefus Chrift - - - - - - 850 
 
 Prov. 3. 16. God's bounty, or the bleflings of both his 
 
 hands ------ 858 
 
 Luke, 19. 10. The loft are found - - 877 
 
 Pf. 58. 4. A generation of ferpents - - 888 
 
 Pf. 35. 3. Heaven made fure, or the certainty of falva- 
 
 tion. (Five fermons preached upon lundry efpccial 
 
 occafions.) ------ 898 
 
 Job, 42. 6. The finner's mourning habit [on the death 
 
 of James I.] ----- 921 
 
 Adls, 15. 36. At vifitation of Bilhop of London 931 
 A(fls, I. 24. The holy choice. Eleftion of lord mayor 940 
 Luke, 13. 7. The barren tree - - "951 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 16. The temple - . - ^69 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. Eirenopolis : the citie of peace - 993 
 Heb. 6. 7, 8. A divine herbal, or garden of graces 1016 
 Hcb. 6. 7. The praife of fertilitie - - 1027 
 
 Hcb. 6. 7. A contemplation of the herbes - 1036 
 
 Heb. 6. 8. The foreft of thornes - - 1049 
 
 Heb. 6. 8. The end of thornes . _ - 1061 
 
 Judg. 5. 8, 9. The fouldier's honour - - 1069 
 
 Meditations upon fome part of the creed - - 1087 
 
 The white devil ; the two fons ; the leaven ; 
 
 the black devil ; the wolf worrying the 
 
 lambs ; the fpiritual navigator. 4°. 
 
 LoKd. 1 61 5 
 ADAMS, William, M.A., late Student of Chrift 
 
 Cliurcli, and Reftor of Staunton-upon-Wye. 
 
 A divine of great zeal and integrity, piercing wit, copious 
 thought, and flowing ftyle, well tempered with clear rea- 
 foning, and a deep and difcerning judgment. 
 
 Fifteen difcourfes, occafionally delivered before 
 the Univerfity of Oxford. Publifhed by Henry 
 Sacheverell, D.D. 8°. Lon^. 1716 
 
 1 Cor. I. 23. Chrift crucified. Good Friday. i 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 55-57. Death and fin vanquifhed in the 
 refurredlion ---__- 08 
 
 John, 20. 27, 28, Infidelity convinced in the example 
 
 of St. Thomas 
 
 74 
 
 I Tim. I. 13. The do(5lrines of the church inviolable 
 
 Vifitation fermon 
 
 104 
 
 Philip. 2. 12. Faith without pradice not fufficient to 
 
 falvation 
 
 130 
 
 Philip. 2. 12. The methods of working out our falva- 
 tion - - 168 
 
 Gal. I. 10. Men-pleafing confiftent with religion 208 
 
 Gal. I. 10. The danger and folly of pleafing men rather 
 
 than God ------ j^g 
 
 Matth. 4. 7. The feveral ways of tempting God, and fin, 
 folly, and danger thereof (Two fermons.) 272 & 305 
 I Cor. 16, 22. The love of Chrift ftated and enforced 343 
 I Cor. 16, 22. Not loving Chrift, a prodigious fin 370 
 Ecclef 7. 29. The ftate of man before the fall - 407 
 Ecclef. 7. 29. The ftate of man after the fall - 435 
 John, 14. 16. The divine office and difpcnfations of the 
 Holy Ghoft 483 
 
 ADAMS, William, D.D. 
 
 Born 1707. Became fucceflively prebendary of Glou- 
 cefter, Mafter of Pembroke College, Oxford, and Arch- 
 deacon of Llandaft". Died 1789. He was an intimate 
 friend of Dr. Johnfon, and much efteemed by him. His 
 anfwer to Hume's ElTay on Miracles is diftinguifhed by 
 acutenefs, elegance, and urbanity ol ftyle. 
 
 Sermons and trafts upon religious fubjedls. 8°. 
 
 Shrewjburj, 1777 
 Effay in anfwer to Mr. Hume's effay on miracles i 
 
 Rom. 2. 14, 1 5. The nature and obligation of virtue. 
 
 Bifhop's vifitation - - - - - 129 
 
 Luke, 9, 55, 56. Falfe zeal reproved. Nov. 5. 197 
 Pf. 122. 6, 7. The love of our country. Faft Sermon, 
 
 Nov. 10, 1742, for war with Spain - 221 
 
 Gal. 6. 9. Perfeverance in well-doing. For infirmary 245 
 Gal. 6. 2. The duties of induftry, frugality, and fobriety. 
 
 Society of tradefmen and artificers - - 281 
 
 1 John, 4. I. A teft of true and falfe dodlrine 313 
 Paftoral advice to young perfons before confirmation 353 
 
 Sermons upon feveral fubjedls. 8°. Shrezvf. 1 790 
 Mark, 10. 17. The attainment of eternal life - Ff. i 
 Matth. 19. 17. Keeping the commandments 19 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Examination of a right faith in Chrift 43 
 A&s, 20. 24. The fublime motives and principles of 
 
 Chriftianity ------ 63 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Diligence in our religious duties. (Two 
 
 fermons.) ------ 83 
 
 2 Kings, 20. I. Preparation for death - - 125 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 23. Chriftian fandlification - 147 
 
 I Cor. 13. 4. Chriftian charity - - - 171 
 Luke, 22. 19. The facrament of the Lord's fupper. 
 
 (Four fermons.) - - - - - 191 
 
 John, 16. 7. Chriftian confolation - - - 277 
 I Pet. 3. 13, 14. The tendency of piety to promote 
 
 happinefs ------ 299 
 
 Hag. I. 5. Confideration. (Two fermons.) 319 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. The due regulation of anger - 353 
 
 ADAMS, the Rev. W., M.A., Vicar of St. Pe- 
 ter's, Oxford. 
 
 Died January 17, 1848; aged 34. 
 
 Warnings of the Holy Week, &c. : being a 
 courfe of parochial leftures for the week be- 
 fore Eafter and the Eafter Feftivals. Third 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1849 
 
 The events of the Sunday - - - - i 
 
 Mark, 14. 7. Sunday before Eafter. The warning given 
 
 at Bethany ----- 3 
 
 The events of the Monday - - - - 23 
 
 Mark, 11. 9. Monday before Eafter. The warning of 
 
 the day of excitement - - - - 27 
 
 The events of the Tuefday - - - - 43 
 
 Mark, 11. 15. Tuefday before Eafter. The warning of 
 
 the day of chaftifement - - - - 45 
 
 The events of the Wednefday - - - 65 
 
 Mark, 11. 21. Wednefday before Eafter. The warning 
 
 of the fig-tree ----- 78 
 
 The events of the Thurfday - - - - 95 
 
 Mark, 14. 18-20. Thurfday before Eafter. The warn- 
 ing of Judas ----- 98 
 The trial of our Lord before Pilate - - 121 
 Mark, 15. 15. Good Friday. The warning of Pilate i 31 
 The events of Eafter eve - _ - - 159 
 Luke, 23. 56. Eafter eve. The warning of the day of 
 
 reft - - - - - - -161 
 
 The vifion at the holy fepulchre - - 179 
 
 Matth. 28. 5, 6. Eafter day. The figns of our Lord's 
 
 prefence - - - - - -181 
 
 The journey to Emmaus - - - - 195 
 
 Luke, 24. 35. Eafter Monday. The remedy for anxious 
 
 thoughts - - - - - -199
 
 25 
 
 z6 
 
 ADAMS, Rev. W. {continued). 
 
 Our Lord's appearance to St. Thomas - - 219 
 
 John, 20. 27, 28. Eafter Tuefday. Comfort under de- 
 
 fpondency - - - - - - 221 
 
 Sacred allegories. Second edit. 12°. Z&W. 1851 
 The fhadovv of the crofs. The old man's home. 
 
 The diftant hills. The king's meffengers. 
 
 A remembrancer of Bonchurch, Ifle of Wight, 
 the burial-place of the Rev. W. Adams. 
 Sm. 8°. ZoW. 
 
 ADAMSON, Patrick, Archbifhop of St. Andrews. 
 
 One of the moft learned and moft elegant writers of the 
 age in which he lived. Born, at Perth, 1543. At the 
 age of twenty-three he went abroad as tutor to a young 
 gentleman. At Bourges he narrowly efcaped at the time 
 of the maffacre of Paris. He lived in concealment feven 
 months, during which time he tranflated into Latin verfe 
 the Book of Job, and wrote the tragedy of Herod, alfo in 
 Latin verfe. In 1 573 he returned to Scotland, became 
 minifter of Paifley, and was foon raifed to the Arch- 
 bifhoprick of St. Andrews ; the accepting of which brought 
 him into continual trouble, perfecution, and affliftion until 
 his death, in great poverty, 1591. His works were printed 
 at London, 1619. 
 
 Paraphrafis poetica Jobi, Threnorum Jeremiae, ac 
 Dialogi. 
 
 Poet. Scot. Mufae Sac. 2 
 ADAMSON, John, M.A., Prebendary of Lin- 
 coln, and Redlor ofBurton-Coggles,Lincolnfh. 
 Sermon, Rev. 14. 13. [Funeral.] 8°. Lond. 1707 
 ADAMSON, M. 
 
 A friendly epiftle to neighbour John Taylor, of 
 the city of Norwich ; occafioned by looking 
 over his fermon preached at the opening of 
 his new chapel : containing an earneft invita- 
 tion to him to join the Quakers, and not at- 
 tempt to raife up a new feft when there are 
 fo many in the world, <tc. To which is 
 added a poftfcript to the people called Quakers, 
 inhabiting the ancient and honourable city of 
 Norwich. Pp. 34. 8°. Lofid. n. d. 
 
 ADDINGTON, Stephen, D.D. 
 
 A diffenting minifter oi confiderable learning, born at 
 
 Northampton, 1729. Educated under Dr. Doddridge. 
 
 Minifter oi a diffenting congregation at Market Harbo- 
 
 rough, 1752. Removed to Miles Lane, London, 178 1. 
 
 Died 1796. 
 
 The life of Paul the Apoflle : with critical and 
 pradlical remarks on his difcourfes and writ- 
 ings. 8°. Lond. 1784 
 
 Sermon, Hofea, 4. 6. A people perifhing for 
 lack of knowledge. [For Prop. Chriftian 
 Knowledge, Scotland, &c.] 8°. Lond. 1786 
 
 ADDISON, C. G. Efq., of the Inner Temple. 
 
 The Temple Church. 8°. Z,oW. 1843 
 
 ADDISON, Joseph. 
 
 Born at Milfton, 1672; died 1719. Educated at Salis- 
 bury, Lichfield, and the Charterhoufe. Admitted at 
 Queen's College, Oxford, 1687; M.A. 1693. Became 
 celebrated for his Latin poetry, and is one of the moft ele- 
 gant writers in the Englifli language. 
 Works ; with notes, by Richard Hurd, D.D., 
 
 Bp. of Worcefter. 6 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 1 * 
 Vol. I. Preface [with life, &c.] - - vii-xviii 
 
 Poems, Rofamond, Cato, &c. tranflations in vcrle, 
 Poemata, &c. ----- i 
 
 ADDISON, Jofeph {continued). 
 
 Dialogues upon the ufefulnefs of ancient medals, efpe- 
 
 cially in relation to the Latin and Greek poets 335 
 
 With feven plates of medals and a portrait. 
 
 Vol. 2. Remarks on feveral parts of Italy in the years 
 
 1701-3 ------ I 
 
 With two plates of medals. 
 The Tatler (Addifon's papers in) - - - 207 
 
 Vol. 3. Spedlator (papers in). 
 Vol. 4. Spectator, continued. 
 
 Vol. 5. Spedlator, continued - _ - j 
 
 Guardian (papers in) - - - - - 188 
 
 Lover (papers in) - - - - - 389 
 
 The prefent ftate of the war and the neceflity of an 
 augmentation confidered - - - - ^99 
 
 The trial and conviction of Count Tariff - 429 
 
 Whig Examiner (papers in) - - - - 439 
 
 Vol. 6. Freeholder (papers in) - - - I 
 
 Of the Chriftian religion - - - - 255 
 
 The drummer, or the haunted houfe, a comedy 299 
 A difcourfe of ancient and modern learning - 439 
 
 Each volume has a diftinft index. 
 Evidences of the Chriftian religion. 1 2'^. 
 
 Lond. 1790 
 
 Watfon, Bp. Trafts, 5 
 
 Remarks on feveral parts of Italy, &c. in 1 701-3. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1767 
 
 The freeholder; or, political effays. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 75 1 
 Diflertation upon the moft celebrated Roman 
 poets. Alfo, an eilay upon the Roman ele- 
 giac poets, by Major Pack. Third edition. 
 To which is added, an eflay upon Mr. Addi- 
 fon's Writings, by R. Young, Efq. Pp. 51. 
 12°. Lond. 1 721 
 
 A difcourfe on ancient and modern learning. 
 Second edition. Pp. 28. 4°. Lond. 1739 
 A feleftion from the papers of Addifon in the 
 " Spectator " and " Guardian," for the ufe 
 of young perfons. By the Rev. E. Berens, 
 M.A. 12°. Lond. 1827 
 
 The life of, extrafled from Nos. 3 and 4 of the 
 General Diftionary, hiftorical and critical. 
 To which is prefixed, the life of Dr. Lancelot 
 Addifon, Dean of Lichfield, his father. Pp. vi. 
 1 12. 12°. Lond. 1733 
 
 ADDISON, Lancelot, D.D., Dean of Lichfield. 
 
 Father of the celebrated Jofeph Addifon. Born at 
 Croft)y Ravenfworth, Weftmoreland, 1632. He took 
 his degrees in the arts at Queen's College, Oxford. Cholen 
 one of the terrae filii 1658 j chaplain to the garrifon at 
 Dunkirk, and in 1663 to that at Tangier. On his return 
 to England, 1670, he was made chaplain to the king, 
 and foon after Redor of Milfton. In 1683 he was pro- 
 moted to the deanery of Lichfield. Died 1703. 
 
 The prefent ftate of the Jews : wherein is con- 
 tained an exaft account of their cuftoms, 
 fecular and religious. To which is annexed, 
 a fummary difcourfe of the Mifna, Talmud, 
 and Gemara. 12°. Lond. 1676 
 
 The Chriftian's manual, i. The catechumen; 
 or, an account given by the young perfon of 
 his knowledge in religion before his admiflion 
 to the Lord's fupper. 2. Introdudlion to the
 
 27 
 
 ADDISON, Lancelot, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Sacrament, with devotions. Fifth edition. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1700 
 
 ADELAGUS, Brcmenfis Archiepifcopus. 
 
 Lived in the tenth century. 
 
 Epiltola confolatoria ad Flodoardum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 17. 503 
 ADELBOLD, Bifhop of Utrecht. 
 
 Or" the order ot' St. Benedift. Died 1027. 
 
 Libcllus de ratione inveniendi craffitudinem 
 
 fph^-erx. 
 
 Fez, Thefaur. iii. p. ii. 86 
 
 ADELHELMUS. See Aldhelmus. 
 ADELHERUS. Epifcopus Ord. S. B. ad Non- 
 
 fvindam rccKifam. 
 Admonitio de laude charitatis, feu liber de ftu- 
 
 dio virtutum. 
 
 Fez, Thefaur. ii. p. ii. 19 
 
 ADELMAN. 
 
 Lived in the eleventh century. Was fucceflively mafter 
 of the ecdefiaftical fchool at Liege, and Bifhop of Brei'chia. 
 
 De vcritate corporis Chrifti in Euchariftia, epiftola 
 
 ad Bcrcngarium. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 18.438 
 
 This letter was addrefied to the celebrated Berenger, 
 
 who had attacked the doftrine of the real prefence in the 
 
 Eucharift. 
 
 Rythmi alphabetici, de viris illuftribus fui tem- 
 
 poris. Mabillon, Vet. Analedl. 382 
 
 ADELMUS. See Aldhelmus. 
 ADEMAR or AYMAR. 
 
 Lived in the eleventh centur)', and was a monk at St. 
 Cybar, near Angouleme. His principal work is a chronicle, 
 which was publifhed by Labbe in his " Bibl.Manufcr. Libr." 
 torn. ii. 
 Acroilichon. Mabillon, Analed. 432 
 
 ADER, Guilielmus. 
 
 De a^grotis et morbis in evangelio. 
 
 Critici Sacri, vol. 6 
 ADEY, William, Curate of Lanchefter. 
 Sixteen difcourfcs on feveral pradlical and im- 
 portant fubjefts. 8°. Durham, 1755 
 
 Ifa. 32. 17. On the advantages of a religious life I 
 
 Luke, 8. 4-8. The parable of the fower explained 20 
 Philip. I. 23. The foul's feparate exiftence proved 39 
 Job, 14. 14. The advantages of a religious refignation 
 
 under affliftions recommended - - - 64 
 
 I ThclT. 5. 21. The excellency of Chriftianity, and a 
 
 fteady adherence to it, recommended - 83 
 
 James, 4. 11. On evil-fpeaking - - - loi 
 
 Rev. 2. 10. On the charafter and reward of a faithful 
 
 Chriftian - - - - - - iiy 
 
 1 ThefT. 5. 17. On the duty of prayer in general 133 
 Job, 14. 1,2. On the fhortnefs and troubles of human 
 
 life ---._.. 152 
 
 Matth. 6. 24. On the inconfiftency of the love of God, 
 
 and love of the world - - - - i6g 
 
 Luke, 24. 6. The fcripture dodtrine of our Saviour's re- 
 
 furreftion - - - - - -183 
 
 I Cor. II. 28. Self-examination requifite to the worthy 
 
 reception of the Lord's fupper - - 204 
 
 I Cor. 1 1 . 29. The danger of receiving unworthily, 
 
 ftated and removed - - _ _ 221 
 
 Mark, 13. 37. The neceflity and importance of the 
 
 duty of watchfulnefs recommended - - 239 
 
 Ff. 84. 13. On a religious truft in God, and the happi- 
 
 nefs attending it - - - - -253 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. On the certainty and equity of future 
 
 rewards and punishments - - 269 
 
 28 
 
 ABLER, James George Christian. 
 
 Bibliotheca Biblica fereniffimi Wurtenbergenfium 
 ducis, olim Lorckiana. 4°. Altona, 1787 
 
 One of the moft extenfive catalogues publifhed of edi- 
 tions of the Holy Scriptures in the various languages. 
 
 ADMONITION to the Parliament. 
 
 Whitgift, Defenfe 
 ADO. 
 
 A native of Gatinois, a province in France. Born 799 
 or 800. Archbifhop of Vienna in 860. Died 875. The 
 following work, which has often been reprinted, is quoted 
 as an authority by moft hiflorians. 
 
 Breviarium chronicorum de fex mundi statibus. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 16. 768 
 Martyrium S. Defiderii Viennenfis in Gallia 
 Epifcopi, ab Adone colleftum. 
 
 Canifius, 2. p. 3. i 
 ADOLPHUS, John, Efq. Barrifter-at-Law. 
 
 Born in London. Admitted attorney 1790. 
 
 The political ftate of the Britifh Empire ; con- 
 taining a general view of the domeftic and 
 foreign pofleffions of the crown, the laws, 
 commerce, revenues, offices, and other eftab- 
 lifhments, civil and military. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1818 
 Vol. I. Counties, Britifh conflitution, parliament, clergy, 
 
 ecclefiaflical conftitution, the gentry. 
 Vol. 2. Officers of flate, revenue, cuftoms, &c., bank, 
 coin, navy, army, the law, ecdefiaftical courts, courts 
 of fpecial jurifdidtion, inns of court, criminal law. 
 Vol. 3. Learning, Oxford, Cambridge, fchools, efta- 
 blifhments for the diffiifion of knowledge, liberty of 
 the prefs, trade, companies, the metropolis, Weftmin- 
 fter, Southwark, Thames, public edifices, water, places 
 of amufement, the poor. 
 Vol. 4. Scotland, Ireland, colonies. 
 
 ADREVALD. 
 
 Born 8x8 or 820; died 878. A Benedi(fline monk, 
 who has left a few writings on divinity and ecdefiaftical 
 hiftory. See Mabillon, Adta Benedift. 11. 253. 
 Opufculum de corpore et fanguine Domini, con- 
 tra Joannem Scotum. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. i. 150 
 
 ADRIANUS I., Pope. 
 
 Epiftolas. 
 
 Muratorii, Rer. Ital. Script. 3, pars 2. 188 
 Ifagoge facrarum literarum. Gr. 4°. 
 
 Aug. Find. 1602 
 Ifagoge SS. literarum, et antiquiffimorum Grs- 
 corum in prophetas fragmenta, cum notis Da- 
 vidis Hoefchelii. 
 
 Critici Sacri, vol. 8 
 
 ADRICHOMUS, Christian. 
 
 Born at Delft, in Holland, 1533. Ordained prieft 1561, 
 and was appointed Diredlor of the Religious of St. Barbe. 
 Died at Cologne 158 5. His Geography of the Holy Land 
 is ftill held in great eftimation. 
 
 Theatrum Terrje Sandlae et biblicarum hifto- 
 riarum ; cum tabulis geographicis asre expreffis. 
 Folio. Col. Ag. 1590 
 
 Praefatio in Palaefthinam - - - - Ff. 5 
 
 Defcriptio Terrae Sandtas juxta xii tribus Ifrael, cum 
 
 Deferto Pharan, omnia ordine alphabetico, adjedlis 
 
 tabulis geographicis . _ - - i 
 
 Defcriptio Urbis Hierofolymae cum fua quoque tabula 
 
 topographica - - - - - -145 
 
 Chronicon generale - - - - - 189
 
 29 
 
 3° 
 
 ADRICHOMUS, Chriftian {continued). 
 
 Chronicon alterum, iitriufque Teftamenti hiftoriae 201 
 Catalogus auctorum, quibus auctor in toto opere ufiis eft. 
 Index verborum et rerum. 
 
 ADSO, Derbienfis Abbas. 
 
 Died 992. 
 
 De Antichrifto. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1873 
 ADVICE of the Aflembly of Divines. See 
 
 Confession of Faith. 
 .EGIDIUS VITERBIENSIS. 
 
 Lived in the time of Leo X. 
 
 Epiftols. 
 
 Martene et Durand, iii 
 
 JEGIDIUS CARLERIUS. 
 
 De punitione peccatorum publicorum. 
 
 Concilia Labbei, 12 
 
 .aiLFRIC, Abp. of Canterbury. 
 
 An eminent Anglo-Saxon writer, fon of a nobleman. 
 Became a Benedidline monk at Abingdon under the abbot 
 Ethelwold, who on being promoted to the fee of Win- 
 chefter took yElfric with him to inftru6t the youth in his 
 cathedral. About 989 he was appointed to govern the 
 newly eftablifhed abbey of Cerne, Dorfetfhire, where he 
 wrote his homilies. Became bifliop of Wilton, and in 995 
 archbiftiop of Canterbury. Died, 1006. To .^Ifric we 
 are indebted for much of the Anjlo-Saxon literature which 
 we pofTefs; he was a man ot very great diligence and learn- 
 ing. There is much confufion in the biographical accounts 
 of this author. The fails above chiefly reft on the autho- 
 rity of Wright's " Biographia Britannica." 
 
 Of the Old and New Teft. Sax. and Eng. 
 Sermon of the pafchal lamb. Sax. and Eng. 
 Epiftle. Sax. and Eng. 
 
 L'lfles divers And. Mon. 
 
 .SLIAN, Claudius, the Sophift. 
 
 Varia hilloria, Gr. et Lat. Vulteii ; cum com- 
 
 mentario perpetuo Jacobi Perizonii. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. L. Bat. 1701 
 
 iELREDUS RIEVALLENSIS. 
 
 The name of this eminent writer was properly Ethelred, 
 and is varioufly fpelt, yElred, Ailred, Aired, Ealred, Alured, 
 &c. Born 1109. Educated along with Henry, fon of 
 David, king of Scotland. Entered as a Ciftercian monk in 
 the abbey of Rievaux, Yorkftiire, where he became mafter 
 of the novices. Afterwards became abbot of Raveftiy, Lin- 
 colnfhire, and in 1146 was chofen abbot of Rievaux. Died 
 1 166. He obtained the honour of canonization. 
 
 Opera omnia, ftudio R. Gibboni, Soc. Jefu. 
 
 Homiliae xxxi. in lefaiam de oneribus Babylonis, Philis- 
 tiim, et Moab. 
 
 Compendium fpeculi charitatis. 
 
 Speculum charitatis, libb. iii. 
 
 De fpirituali amicitia. 
 
 Homilia in Lucam de Jefu. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 23. i 
 
 Defcriptio belli Standardii. 
 
 Genealogia regum Anglorum. 
 
 Vita Edwardi regis et confeflToris. 
 This is alfo in the Afta Sanftorum, Jan. 5, and in Surius. 
 
 Hiftoria de fandlimoniali de Wattun. 
 
 Tvi^fden, Hift. 337 
 
 De vita eremetica. S. Auguftini Opera, 16. 103 
 
 De amicitia. lb. 17. 1677 
 
 Tra£latus de Jefu puero duodenni. 
 
 S. Bernardi Opera, 2, pars i. 1145 
 .SINAS, Parifienfis epifcopus. 
 Liber adverfus Graecos. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. I. 113 
 
 ^NEAS of GAZA. 
 
 A Platonic philofopher who lived towards the clofe of 
 the fifth century j was by birth a pagan, and by profelTion 
 a sophift, or teacher of rhetoric. In the early part of his 
 life he was a difciple of Hierocles, but was afterwards con- 
 verted to Chriftianity. 
 
 Theophraftus ; five de animarum immortalitate 
 et corporum refurreftione dialogus. 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 649 
 Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 10. 627 
 .SINEAS Sylvius, afterwards Pope Pius II. 
 Commentarii de geftis Bafilienfis concilii. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, I. I 
 Pentalogus de rebus ecclefiae et imperii. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. iv. p. iii. 637 
 
 De morte Eugenii IV., creationeque et corona- 
 
 tione Nicol. V., fummorum pontificum oratio. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3, pars 2. 878 
 
 iESCHYLUS. 
 
 Born, B.C. 525; died in his fixty-ninth year. 
 
 Tragoediae. Gr. Dindorfii. 8°. O.y/1851 
 
 Poetae Graeci Veteres, i. 59S 
 
 Tragedies, complete ; tranflated into Englilh 
 profe from the texts of Blomfield and Schole- 
 field. With notes. Second edit. 8°. Oxf. 1829 
 
 JISOP. 
 
 Lived about 600 years B.C. 
 Fabularum ^fopiarum libri quinque. 1 2°. 
 
 Oxonii, 1757 
 
 Selefl fables of -^fop and other fabulifts, in 
 
 three books. By R. Dodfley. A new edit. 
 
 12°. Land. 1767 
 
 AGAPETUS. 
 
 A deacon of the church of Conftantinople in the fixth 
 century. His only work extant, a Letter to the Emperor 
 Juftinian, relates to the duties of a prince ; it was highly 
 valued at the time, and is ftill confidered one of the beft 
 preceptive works of the age. 
 Capita parsnetica ad Juftinianum Casfarem. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, H. 255 
 Grynaei Monumenta, Gr. I. 180 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 22 
 Latine, Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 791 
 
 AGATHIAS, Scholasticus. 
 
 A celebrated hiftorian and poet. A native of Myrine, in 
 Afia Minor. Lived in the time of the Emperor Juftinian. 
 De imperio et rebus geftis Juftiniani imperatoris, 
 
 libri quinque. Gr. et Lat. 
 Epigrammata. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 3 
 Ex Agathiae hiftoria excerpta quasdam. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script, i. 379 
 
 AGATE, John, M.A. 
 
 The plain truth ; or, an anfwer to Mr. Withers 
 his defence, &c. Wherein the Jefuitifm and 
 the Donatifm of the Diflenters is laid open ; 
 their pretended countenance from the foreign 
 churches, their loyalty and religion is con- 
 fidered, and fchifm charged upon them in a 
 letter from the Bifhop of Sarum. 3 parts. 8°. 
 
 Exofi. 1708 
 
 More plain truth, in anfwer to Mr. Trofs's 
 vindication : wherein his fatisfaftion with his 
 nonconformity is confidered, and the Diflenters
 
 3» 
 
 AGATE, John, M.A. [continued). 
 
 are called to church, in a fpecch that fhould 
 have been fpokcn by Mr. Trofs. Pp. 39. 8°. 
 
 Exon. 1709 
 
 A defence of the Plain Truth, in anfwer to Mr. 
 Withers's Truth try'd, &c. : wherein his 
 charge of forgery, &c. is confuted ; his agree- 
 ment in principles, &c. with the blafphemous 
 author of the Rights, &c., is difcovercd. In 
 2 parts. 8°. ^xon. 1 71 3 
 
 AGATHARCIDES. 
 
 A pliilofophcr of the fcdl of Peripatetics, who lived in 
 the time of Ptolemy Philometor. 
 
 Exccrpta hiftorias. See Ctesias. 
 AGATHO. .„ , ,„ 
 
 DcMcon of Conftantinoplc. Flounflicd 680. 
 Pcroratio fcxts fynodi. 
 
 Combefis Novum Auctarium, 2. 199 
 AGIUS, a Bcncdidinc monk. 
 De vita S. Hathumodx, prims abbatiffe Gan- 
 dcrfheimenfis liber. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i. p. 3. 289 
 Ejusd. Dialogus mctricus de obitu S. Hathumodse. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i. p. 3. 309 
 
 AGNELLUS RAVENATENSIS, Bifliop of Ra- 
 venna. 
 
 Protedled by Narfes, the general of Juftinian, he reftored 
 the affairs of the church, and purified the Arian churches for 
 the fervicc ofthe orthodox faith. He died a.d. 556, aged 96. 
 Ad Armenium de ratione fidei epiftola. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 666 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 12. 117 
 Herold, Haerefologia, 705 
 
 AGNELLUS, Abbot of Ravenna. 
 
 Lived in the ninth century. His hiftory ofthe lives of 
 the prelates of Ravenna is full of interefting and curious 
 matter, and greatly expofes the monks. 
 
 Liber pontificalis, five vita; pontificum Raven- 
 
 natum. 
 
 Muratorii Rerum Italic. Script. 2. i 
 AGOBARD (Agobcrt, Agobald, Aguebaud, Ago- 
 
 bardus). 
 
 Born 779; died 840. Was eledted Archbifhop of Lyons 
 in 816, and took a great part in the affairs, both political 
 and ecdefiaftical, of his time. He wrote againft the wor- 
 ship of images. The moft complete edition of his works 
 was publifhed in 166 5, by Baluze, 2 vol, 8°. 
 
 Opera, item epiilolae et opufcula Leidradi et 
 Amulonis, Archicpifcoporum Lugdunenfium : 
 Stephanus Baluzius Tutclenfis in unum collegit, 
 emendavit notifque illuftravit. 2 vol. 8^. 
 
 Par. 1665 
 Vol. I. Baluzii epiftola, dx. - - - . Ff. 21 
 
 ■ Papirii Maffbni prasf. et fynopfis operum Agobardi Ff. 20 
 Liber adverfum dogma Felicis - - . j 
 
 De infolentia Judseorum - - - . rn 
 
 De Judaicis fuperftitionibus - . . 66 
 
 De baptifmo Judaicorum mancipiorum - - 98 
 
 Epiftola ad Nibridium - _ - _ 102 
 
 Liber adverfus legem Gundobadi - - - 107 
 
 De privilegio et jure facerdotii ... 122. 
 
 De grandine et tonitruis - _ _ . j^r 
 
 Contra objeftiones Fredigifi abbatis - - 165 
 
 Epiftola ad procercs Palatii - - - - 192 
 
 Epiftola ad Bartholomaeum epifc. Narbonenfem 197 
 
 Epiftola ad Matfredum procerem Palatii - 207 
 
 Epift. ad Lugdunenfes de mode regim. ecclefiaftici 210 
 
 32 
 
 AGOBARD {continued). 
 
 Liber de imaginibus - - - - - 221 
 
 De difpenfatione ecclefiafticarum rerum - 268 
 
 Liber contra judicium Dei ... - joi 
 
 Index. 
 Vol. 2. Liber de fidei veritate _ _ _ 5 
 
 Flcbilis epiftola - - - -■ - 42 
 
 De com para tione utriufque regiminis - - 48 
 
 Epift. Gregorii IV. ad epifcopos Regni Francorum 53 
 
 Liber apologeticus pro filiis Ludovici imperatoris adverfiis 
 
 patrem - - - - - - - 61 
 
 Cartula porrefta Lothario in fynodo Compendienfi 73 
 Epiftola ad Ebbonem . . _ _ -76 
 
 De divina pfalmodia ----- 80 
 
 De correftione antiphonarii - _ - 85 
 
 Adverlus Amalarium - - - - -loi 
 
 Carmina ------ 120 
 
 Leidradi epiftola - - - - - -125 
 
 Amulonis epiftola? et opufcula - - - 135 
 
 Sententiae S. Auguftini ab Amulone colledlae - 183 
 
 Flori Diaconi Lugdunenfis liber de eiedlionibus epifco- 
 
 porum ------ 254 
 
 Index. 
 
 Baluzii notae, 1-166. Index in notis. 
 
 Opera. Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 234 
 
 Opufcula xxvii. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 405 
 
 AGRICOLA, Ignatius, Soc. Jefu facerdos. 
 
 Hilloria provinciae focietatis Jefu Germanic fu- 
 perioris, quinque primas annorum complexa 
 decades. Folio. .^J^g- Vind. 1727 
 
 AGRIPPA CASTOR. 
 
 An eloquent and learned man, who wrote againft the 
 herefy ofthe Bafilidians, but whofe book is loft. Fl. 132 
 Excerpta ex Agrippas Caftoris traftatu. 
 
 Grabe, Spicil. 2. 127 
 Routh, Reliquiae, i. 85 
 
 AGRIPPA, Henry Cornelius. 
 
 A phyfician, philofopher, and divine of various and great 
 attainments, but of an eccentric difpofition. Born at Co- 
 logne, i486. Died at Grenoble, 1535. He travelled 
 through various parts of Europe. His life was full of vicis- 
 fitude, and although pofreiTmg wonderful talents, and often 
 placed in circumftances moft favourable to fuccefs, he was 
 in general embarrafTed and diftreffed. 
 
 Opera. 2 vol. 8°. Lugd. s. a. 
 
 Vol. I. De occulta philofophia - - - i 
 
 Geomanticse difciplinas ledlura - - - 500 
 
 De caeremoniis magicis ----- 527 
 
 Petri de Abano elementa magica - - 562 
 
 Plinii Secundi naturalis hiftoriae, libri 30, cap. I et 2, de 
 
 origine magicae artis ----- 620 
 
 De fafcinationibus, &c. - - - - 650 
 
 Vol. 2. De incertitudine et vanitate fcientiarum atque 
 
 artium ------- i 
 
 De triplici ratione cognofcendi Deum - - 454 
 
 Dehortatio gentilis theologiae _ . - 484 
 
 Expoftulatio cum J. Catilinero - - - 492 
 
 De nobilitate et praecellentia foeminei fexus - 504 
 
 De facramento matrimonii - - - 538 
 
 De originali peccato - - - - - 55' 
 
 De vita monaftica ----- 565 
 
 De inventione reliquiarum - - - - 575 
 
 Regimen adverfus peftem - - - - 588 
 
 Epiftolae ad familiares - - - - "591 
 
 Orationes decem ----- 1074 
 
 Hiftoria de duplici coronatione Caroli V. - - 1250 
 Epigrammata. 
 
 The vanity of arts and fciences. 8°. Lond. i6S^ 
 A fevere fatire on the monks, theologians, preacheis, 
 and members ofthe univerfities.
 
 33 
 
 34 
 
 AGUILAR, Grace. 
 
 An interefting Jewels and an eloquent writer, daughter 
 
 of Emanuel Aguilar, of Hackney. Died, at Frankfort, 1847, 
 
 aged 31. 
 
 The women of Ifrael ; or, chara6lers and fketches 
 from the Holy Scriptures and jewifh hiftory, 
 illuftrative of the pall hiftory, prefent duties, 
 and future deftiny of the Hebrew females, as 
 baled on the word of God, 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1845 
 
 AHYTO [or Haito], Bifhop of Bafle. 
 
 Capitulare. D'Achery, Spicil. i. 584 
 
 AIALA, Martinus Peresius, Guidenfis Epifcopus, 
 ac S. Theologia; ProfefTor. 
 
 De divinis apoftolicis atque ecclefiafticis traditi- 
 onibus, deque authoritate ac vi earum facro- 
 fanfta, adfertiones, feu libri decern. In quibus 
 fere univerfa ecclefias antiquitas, circa dogmata 
 apoftolica, orthodoxe elucidatur. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Colon. 1560 
 
 AIKIN, John, M.D. 
 
 An efteemed literary writer and phyfician. Born at 
 Kilworth, Leicefterfhire, ij^"]. Educated in the Dis- 
 fenters' academy at Warrington. Entered the univerfity of 
 Edinburgh, 1764. Died, at Stoke Newington, 1822. 
 Edited the " Monthly Magazine," 1 796 to 1 806. " General 
 Biography," 10 vol. 4"^. and other works. 
 
 The lives of John Selden, Efq. and Abp. Ufher ; 
 
 with notices of the principal Englifh men of 
 
 letters with whom they were connedled. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 1 2 
 Memoirs of Huet, Bp. of Avranches. See Huet. 
 AILERANUS, S. Scoto-Hibernus, cognomento 
 
 Sapiens. 
 
 Lived in the feventh century. 
 Interpretatio myftica progenitorum Domini Jefu 
 
 Chrifti. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 37 
 
 AILRED. See Aelred. 
 
 AILLY, Peter [de AUiaco, aquila Gallia;]. 
 
 Born at Compiegne, 1350. Dodlor of Divinity, 1380; 
 chancellor of the univerfity of Paris, 1389; bifhop of Cam- 
 bray, 1396; cardinal, 1411. Died 1419 or 1420. This 
 illuftrious prelate, one of the ornaments of the Galilean 
 church, diftinguifhed himfelf by his zeal for a moderate re- 
 formation, and by the fhare he took in the councils of Con- 
 ftance and Pifa. Pierre d'Ailley, Gerfon, and Nicolas de 
 Clemangis, may be confidered as the fathers of that liberal 
 party in the French church reprefented at a later period by 
 Bofluet, Fleury, and Fenelon. 
 
 Meditationes in fept. Pfalmorum poenitentialium. 
 In Pfalmum xxx. meditatio. 
 In Pfalmum xli. meditatio. 
 
 Grynasus, Lat. 1085 
 Recommendatio S. Scripture, et Queftioncs, &c. 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 508 
 De reformatione Ecclefias. 
 
 lb. I. 406 
 
 De difficultate reformationis in concilio generali. 
 De neceffitate reformationis ecclefiafticas. 
 Canones reformationis ecclefis. 
 
 Concilium Conft. I 
 
 De poteftate ecclefiaftica. lb. 6 
 
 De falflS prophetis. Gerfoni Opera, i. 489 
 
 De ecclefia, &C. Gerfoni Opera, 5, Appendix 
 
 AIMOIN. 
 
 One of the moft celebrated of the ancient French hifto- 
 rians. Lived in the tenth century, and was received as a 
 monk of the abbey of Fleury-fur-Loire about the year 979. 
 His principal work is the Hiftoria Francorum, which he 
 dedicated to his friend and fuperior, Abbo. The four firft 
 books alone, together with the chapters 1-41 of the fifth, 
 are Aimoin's. The remainder has been compiled by fome 
 later hiftorian. 
 
 Hiftoria Francorum. Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 3 
 
 AINDORFFER, Caspar, Abbas Tegernfeenfis, 
 
 1460. 
 Epiftola. Pez, Bib. Afcet. viii. 588 
 
 AINGER, Thomas, MA. late of St. John's Col. 
 Cambridge, Perpetual Curate of Hampftcad, 
 Middlefex. 
 
 Lond. 1832 
 
 - 196 
 
 - - 218 
 
 Parochial fermons. 
 
 12^ 
 
 Job, 42. 5, 6 - - 
 
 I 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 14, 15 - 
 
 22 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3, 4 
 
 44 
 
 John, 6. 67-69 
 
 64 
 
 John, 2. 25 - 
 
 89 
 
 John, 15. I 
 
 112 
 
 Rom. S, 15 - 
 
 134 
 
 Eph. 4. 29 
 
 154 
 
 Tit. I. 15 - 
 
 176 
 
 12. Advent 
 139 
 2.61 
 
 Heb. 6. 7, 8 
 I Pet. 4. 8 
 John, r. II, 
 
 Sunday 
 If 49. 6. Epiph. I. 
 Gen. 27. 35. Lent 2. 283 
 PI. 41. 9. Sun. bef. Eaft. 304 
 I Kings, 21.25. Trin. 10. 326 
 Job, 1 6. 22. End of theyear348 
 
 AINSLIE, Robert. 
 
 Reafons for the hope that is in us. A feries of 
 elTays on the evidences of natural and revealed 
 religion, the immortality of the foul, &c. 32°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 
 AINSWORTH, Henry. ... 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift divine. Died 1622. In 
 1590 he went to Amfterd.im, and became one of the 
 miniflers of the Englifh fedl of Brownifts there. He was 
 profoundly learned in Hebrew and Rabbinical literature, 
 and on that account his annotations have'always been held 
 in great efleem. 
 
 Annotations upon the five bookes of Mofes, the 
 Booke of Pfalmes, and the Song of Songs : 
 wherein the Hebrew words and fentences are 
 compared with and explained by the Greeke 
 and Chaldee verfions, but chiefly by conferring 
 with the Holy Scripture. Folio. Lond. iSzj. 
 
 Including a new tranflation of thefe books of Scripture. 
 This work was reprinted in 1843 in 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 A preface concerning Mofes' writings and thefe anno- 
 tations upon them. 
 
 The five books of Mofes [tranflated with annotations]. 
 
 Index. 
 
 Advertifement touching fome objeftions made againft 
 the fincerity of the Hebrew text, and allegations of the 
 Rabbins in thefe former annotations. 
 
 Of the interpretation of the (tone Jahalom in Ex. 28. 18. 
 
 The book of Pfilms [trandited with annotations, and 
 preface concerning David, his life and afts]. 
 
 Index. 
 
 Solomon's Song of Songs [tranflated, and] in Englifh 
 metre, with annotations and references to other Scrip- 
 tures. 
 
 The communion of faints ; a treatife of the fel- 
 lowfhip that the faithful have with God and 
 his angels, and one with another, in this pre- 
 fent life. Gathered out of the Holy Scriptures 
 by H[enry] A[infworth]. Sm. 8°. /. /. 1628 
 
 An arrow againil idolatry. Taken out of the 
 
 quiver of the Lord of Hofts. Pp. 1 2 1 . 1 8°. 
 
 Nova Belgia, 1640
 
 35 
 
 36 
 
 AINSWORTH, Robert. 
 
 A learned grammarian. Born in Lancashire, 1660. 
 
 Died 1743. 
 
 A didionary, Englifh and Latin, and Latin and 
 Englifh. A new edition, with great addi- 
 tions and amendments, particularly indexes of 
 obfolete, unclaflical, &c. words ; the more 
 common Latin words in our ancient laws ; 
 the notes of abbreviations ufed in Latin au- 
 thors and infcriptions ; and a general chrono- 
 logy of eminent perfons and memorable things, 
 bv 'Thomas Morell, D.D. 4°. ZoW. 1773 
 
 AINSWORTH, T. 
 
 The validity of epifcopal ordination, and inva- 
 hdity of any other, confidered in three letters 
 between a prelbyter of the Church of England 
 [T. Ainfworth] and a Diflcnting teacher 
 [Afher Humphreys]. F. i, pp. 28. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1 7 19 
 
 AINSWORTH, Thomas, M.A., Vicar of Kim- 
 bolton. 
 
 Sermon, 1 Cor. 3. 21-23. True riches, or the 
 Chriilian's poflcflions. 1 2°. Land. 1 840 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 4. 5. Paftoral duties [Vifita- 
 tion.] 8°. LoJid. 1844 
 
 AIRAY, Henry, jy.T>., Provoil of Queen's Coll. 
 Oxford. 
 
 Educated by the care of Bernard Gilpin, and fcnt by him 
 in 1579 to Oxford at the age of ig. M.A. 1586; Vice- 
 Chancellor, 1606. Died 1616, aged 57. He was a divine 
 of great holinefs, integrity, learning, gravity, and indefati- 
 gable pains in the dilcharge of his minifterial functions : in 
 doilrine a Calvinift. 
 
 Leftures upon the whole epiftle to the Philip- 
 pians, delivered in St. Peter's church, in Ox- 
 ford, and now publiflied for the ufe of God's 
 Church, by C[hriftophcr] P[otter], M.A. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1618 
 AISTULPHUS, Rex Langobardorum. 
 Leges. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script, i pars, 2. 87 
 
 ALAMANNI, Luigi. 
 
 Opera Tofcane. Sm. 8°. Lugd. \k^t,2 
 
 ALANUS MAGNUS. 
 
 A monk of the Ciftercian order who lived in the twelfth 
 century, and for his great learning called Do<£lor Univerfalis. 
 
 Libri V. de arte Catholicas fidei ex rationibus 
 naturalibus demonftratas. 
 
 Pez, Thes. i, p. 2. 471: 
 
 ALB AN, Saint. ^ 
 
 Flourilhed 1297. 
 Ada S. Albani martyris. Canifius, 4. 153 
 
 ALBASPINUS[Gallice, Gabriel del'Aubefpine.] 
 
 Born 1579; died 1630. Bifhop of Orleans in 1604. 
 This prelate, belonging to one of the moft illuftrious fami- 
 lies in France, is confidered as the firft author of that country 
 whofe writings threw fome light on the ancient liturgy and 
 difcipline of the church. 
 
 De veteribus ecclefis ritibus 
 Obfervationum libri duo. 
 
 Notx in canones concilii Eliberini, concilio- 
 rum Hifpanis, Afis, in caput ii. epift. iii.. 
 
 ALBASPINUS [continued). 
 
 S. Innocentii ad Exuperium, in canones 
 conciliorum Gallia^, Carthaginenfium. 
 Notce in quofdam Tertulliani libros. 
 4°. Par. 1623 
 
 ALBERGATI, Nicolai. 
 
 A Carthufian monk, bifhop and cardinal of Bologna. 
 Vita, ex ea quam Italice edidit F. Bonaventura 
 
 Cavallus. 4°. Par. 1659 
 
 ALBERICUS GENTILIS. See Gentilis. 
 ALBERTUS SARTHIANENSIS. 
 
 Epillola; feleftce. Martene et Durand, iii. 
 
 ALBERTUS OBERALTAHENSIS. 
 
 Liber de vita S. Alberti Oberaltahenfis. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i, p. 3. 535 
 
 ALBERTUS, Archiepifcopus Cail'ellenfis in Hy- 
 
 bernia. 
 Vita. Pez, Thefaur. ii. p. iii. 181 
 
 ALBERTUS MAGNUS. 
 
 An eminent fcholaftic divine ; of the family of the 
 counts of Bollftaedt; born at Lavingen, in Suabia, in 1193 
 according to fome, and according to others in 1205. 
 Studied at Pavia. Entered the Order of Dominicans, 1 22 1. 
 Went to Paris and ledlured on Ariftotle with great repu- 
 tation. Provincial of the Dominicans in Germany, 1254, 
 and refided at Cologne. Bifhop of Ratilbon, 1260. Died, 
 at Cologne, 1280. His pre-eminence over his contempo- 
 raries in learning, his extraordinary proficiency and experi- 
 ments in the mechanical and phyfical fciences, were fo 
 wonderful that, like Roger Bacon, he was the fubjedl of 
 many legendary ftories. In divinity he followed Peter 
 Lombard. With him began the fecond period of the 
 fcholaftic philofophy. 
 Opera qus hadlenus haberi potuerunt. Sub 
 
 Thoma Turco, Nicolao Rodulphio et J. Bapt. 
 
 de Marinis in lucem edita, ftudio et labore 
 
 Petri Jammy. 21 vol. folio. Lugd. 1651 
 
 Vol. I. Vitae B. Alberti Magni, ex gravifTimis authoribus 
 
 epitome, per P. Jammy, index librorum, &c. Ff. 16 
 
 Logica. 
 
 Index. 
 Vol. 2. Index traftatuum - - - - Ff. 13 
 
 Phyficorum libri viii. 
 
 De ccelo et mundo, lib. iv. 
 
 De generatione et corruptione, lib. ii. 
 
 De meteoris, lib. iv. 
 
 De mineralibus, lib. v. 
 Vol. 3. De anima. 
 
 Metaphyficorum lib. xiii. 
 Vol. 4. Ethicorum lib. x. 
 
 Politicorum lib. viii. 
 Vol. 5. Parva naturalia> 
 
 De fenlu et fenfato. 
 
 De memoria. 
 
 De fomno et vigilia. 
 
 De motibus animalium. 
 
 De aetate, five de juventute et fenedlute. 
 
 De fpiritu et refpiratione. 
 
 De morte et vita. 
 
 De nutrimento. 
 
 De natura et origine animas. 
 
 De unitate intelleiflus, contra Averroem. 
 
 De intelleftu et intelligibili. 
 
 De natura locorum. 
 
 De caufis et proprietatibus elementorum. 
 
 De pafTionibus aeris. 
 
 De vegetalibus et plantis. 
 
 De principiis motus proceflivi. 
 
 De caufis et proceflu univerfitatis a caufa prima. 
 
 Speculum aftronomicum ; in quo de libris licitis etillicitis.
 
 37 
 
 38 
 
 ALBERTUS MAGNUS {continued). 
 Vol. 6. De animalibus, libri xxvi. 
 Vol. 7. Commentarii in Pfalmos. 
 Vol. 8. Commentarii in Threnos Jeremiae, Baruch, Da- 
 
 nielem, 12 prophetas minores. 
 Vol. 9. Commentarii in Mathasum, in Marcum. 
 Vol. 10. Commentarii in Lucam. 
 Vol. II. Commentarii in Joannem, in Apocalypfim. 
 Vol. 12. Sermones, de tempore, de fandtis, de euchariftia. 
 Orationes fuper evangelia dominicalia totius anni. 
 De muliere forti, liber. 
 Vol. 13. Commentarii in D. Dionyfil librum de ccelefti 
 hierarchia, librum de ecclefiaftica hierarchia, librum de 
 myftica theologia, epiftolas. 
 Compendium theologicae veritatis, in feptem libros di- 
 geftum. 
 Vol. 14. Commentarii in I. librum fententiarum. 
 Vol. I 5. Commentarii in II. et III. lib. fententiarum. 
 Vol. 16. Commentarii in IV. lib. fententiarum. 
 Vol. 17. Prima pars Summae Theologiae : De fcientia 
 theologiae, De Deo, De diftindlione perfonarum, De 
 praedeftinatione, providentia, &c. 
 Vol. 18. Secunda pars Summas Theologiae: De primo 
 principio, De angelorum creatione, &c., De tentatione 
 dasmonum, De miraculis, De creatione aliarum rerum, 
 et praecipue operum fex dierum diftiniftione, De primi 
 hominis ftatu, De libero arbitrio, De peccato originali, 
 &c. 
 Vol. 19. Summa de creaturis. 
 Pars I. De quatuor coaequasvis, fcilicet materia prima, 
 
 coelo, et angelo. 
 Pars II. De homine : i, fecundum ftatum ejus in feipfo, 2. 
 De habitaculo hominis. 
 Vol. 20. Super evangelium, Mijfus eji angelus Gabriel, 
 Sec. Luc. I. Quaeftiones ccxxx. 
 De laudibus Mariae, lib. xii. 
 Biblia Mariana. 
 Vol. 21. Philofophia pauperum, five Ifagoge in libros 
 Ariftotelis, Phyficorum, De ccelo et mundo, De gene- 
 ratione et corruptione, De meteoris et de anima. 
 De apprehenfione et apprehenfionis modis, lib. I. 
 De facrificio miflae, lib. i. 
 De facramento euchariftiae, lib. i. 
 Paradifus animae, five de virtutibus libellus. 
 De adhaerendo Deo, libellus. 
 De alchimia, libellus. 
 
 ALBERTI, Leo Baptista. 
 
 An architect. Born at Venice about the beginning of 
 the fifteenth century; died about 1485. 
 Commentarius de conjuratione Porcaria, cui prae- 
 mittitur vita ejufciem fcriptoris. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 25. 293. 
 De pifturje prasftantiffima et nunquam fatis lau- 
 data arte. Sm. 8*^. Baji/. 1540 
 
 ALBERTINUS, Edmundus. 
 De Euchariftias facramento, libri iii. Folio. 
 
 Daventriay ^^55* 
 ALBINUS. See Alcuin. 
 ALC-ffiUS. 
 
 A Greek lyric poet ; born in the ifland of Lefbos about 
 600 B.C. He was the contemporary of Sappho. He writes 
 in a meafure which has obtained the diftinftion of his 
 
 See Poetx Graeci Veteres, 2. 94. 
 
 ALCHERUS CISTERCIENSIS. 
 
 De fpiritu et anima. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1606. 
 
 ALCIATI, Andrew. 
 
 A celebrated and learned lawyer. Born, at Milan, 1492; 
 died, at Pavia, 1550. His Emblems have gone through 
 many editions, and his whole works have been collefted 
 
 ALCIATI, Andrew {continued). 
 
 and printed feveral times in four, five, and fix volumes. 
 
 His book againft the monaftic life [infra) was written to 
 
 dilTuade one of his friends from taking the vow. 
 
 Traftatus contra vitam monafticam, cui accedit 
 fylloge epiftolarum virorum clariffimorum, 
 notis Antonii Matthaei. 4°. Hag. Com. 1740 
 
 ALCIMUS AVITUS. See Avitus. 
 
 ALCMAN. 
 
 The firft Greek poet who adopted the lyric meafure. 
 Flourilhed b.c. 670. 
 
 See Poetae Graeci Veteres, 2. I 30. 
 
 ALCOCK, Nathan, M.D. 
 
 The rife of Mahomet accounted for on natural 
 and civil principles. Pp. viii. 38. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1796 
 
 ALCOCK, Thomas, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 27. 38. An apology for Efau. 
 [Vifitation.] 8°. Plymouth, 1791 
 
 ALCORAN. See Mahomet, Sale, Du Ryer. 
 
 ALCUIN [or Albinus Flaccus]. 
 
 A learned Englifliman of the eighth century. Born at 
 
 York about 725. Educated at York under the diredtion 
 
 of Archbifhop Egbert. After entering into orders he went 
 
 on an embafly from King Ofta to Charlemagne, who 
 
 formed fo high an opinion of him as to become his pupil. 
 
 Died at his abbey of St. Martin, at Tours, in 804. The 
 
 moft complete and beft edition of his works is that of 1777. 
 
 Opera, poft primam editionem a D. A. Querci- 
 tano curatam, emendata opufculis plurimum 
 aufta, &c., ftudio Frobenii Abbatis. 2 vol. 
 in 5, folio. ^111 
 
 Vol. I, p. I. Prefatio generalis ... x 
 
 Vita Albini - - - " - - - xiii 
 
 Synopfis epiftolarum. 
 
 Epiftolae -..-.-- i 
 
 Mantiffa ad fuperiores epiftolas . - - 222 
 
 Vol. I, p. 2. Interrogationes et refponfiones in librum 
 
 Genefeos ------- 303 
 
 Benedidliones patriarcharum, &c. - - 334 
 
 Expofitio in Pfalmos Pcenitentiales, in Pfal. cxviii. et in 
 
 Pfalmos Graduates ----- 342 
 
 Compendium in Cantica Canticorum - - 391 
 
 Commentaria fuper Ecclefiaften - - - 410 
 
 Interpretationes nominum Hebraicorum progenitorum 
 
 Jefu Chrifti 449 
 
 Commentarii in Joannem - . . - 457 
 
 Explanatio in epift. ad Titum, Philemon, et Hebraeos 649 
 Vol. I, p. 3. Opufcula dogmatica. 
 
 De fide S. Trinitatis 701 
 
 De proceflione Spiritus Sandli - - - - 743 
 
 Adverfus haerefin Felicis epifcopi - - 759 
 
 Contra Felicem Urgelitanum, libri vii. - - 783 
 
 Adverfus Elipantum, Toletanum epifcopum - 860 
 
 Epiftola Elipanti -915 
 
 Confeflio fidei Felicis - - - - 917 
 
 DifTertatio hiftorica de hasrefi Elipanti et Felicis 923 
 
 DilTertatio dogmatico-hiftorica de haerefi Adoptianorum944 
 Vol. 2, p. I. Opufcula liturgica et moralia. 
 Liber facramentorum . - - - \ 
 
 De Pfalmorum ufu - - - - - 21 
 
 Officia per ferias ----- 52 
 
 De baptifmi caeremoniis - . . - 127 
 
 De virtutibus et vitiis - - - - 128 
 
 De animae ratione ----- 146 
 
 Vitae fanctorum, S. Martini, S. Vedafti, B. Richarii, et 
 
 S. Willibrordi 157 
 
 Carmina ------- 201 
 
 Vol. 2, p. 2. De grammatica - - - 265 
 
 De orthographia - - - - - 301
 
 39 
 
 4° 
 
 ALCUIN {continued). 
 
 De rhetorica et virtutibua - - - 
 
 De ilialcdtica . - - - - 
 
 Uf curl'u et iJltu lunx ac bilTexto 
 Opui'cula dubia. 
 
 Contcflio fidei et J. Mabillonii difquifido 
 Difputatiu puerorum de variis matcriis 
 Propofitionts variae - - - - 
 
 Carmina dubia . . - - 
 
 Opusculi fuppofititia. 
 
 De divinis officiis liber . . - 
 
 Epidola de cafremoniis baptifmi 
 Libcllus de Antichrifto - 
 Homiliae quatuor . - - - 
 
 Caimina . . - . - 
 
 313 
 334 
 355 
 
 369 
 418 
 440 
 449 
 
 461 
 
 5'9 
 
 527 
 
 531 
 545 
 
 Appendix, compledlens quafdam epiftolas, &c. ad res et 
 ada B. Alcuini pertinentes - - - 555 
 
 Index 621 
 
 Sacramentorum liber. Pamelii Liturgica, 2. 517 
 
 Liber de officiis divinis. 
 
 Hittorpius, 225 
 Conf'effio, five doflrina de Deo. 
 
 Grynasus, Lat. 1730 
 De pontificibus et fanftis ecclefiae Eboracenfis, 
 Poema. Britifti Hift. Gale, i. 701 
 
 De bcnedidionibus Jacobi patriarchs. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 16. 309 
 
 Speculum. 
 
 Ibid. 17. 1856 
 Quaeftiones de Trinitate. 
 
 Ibid. 17. 2355. 
 
 Epiftolas : Epiftola ad Eanbaldum ; Epiftola de 
 
 confeffione peccatorum facienda ad pueros 
 
 S. Martini ; Homilia in Natalem S. Willi- 
 
 brordi, &c. Canifius, 2, p. i- 379 
 
 Dialedlica et Grammatica. 
 
 Canifius, 2, p. I. 484 
 
 Epiftola de illo Canticorum loco : Sexaginta funt 
 
 re gin a et oBoginta concubina, ut et ejujdem 
 
 Epiftola de ceremoniis baptifmi ad Carolum M. 
 
 Canifius, 2, p. i. 539 
 
 Epiftolae ii. ad Gallicellulam. 
 
 D'Acher)', Spicil. iii. 321 
 Epiftola ad Fridugifum. 
 
 Ibid. iii. 322 
 Prefatio ad Arnonem epifcopum Saltzburgenfem, 
 in expofitioncm Pfalmorum quos Poenitentiales 
 et Graduales vocant, ac Pfalmi cxviii. 
 
 Ibid. iii. 323 
 Verfus de Aquila epifcopo Saltzburgenfi. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analedt. 348 
 Epiftola; novas xxvi. Ibid. 398 
 
 Verfus de Cuculo. 
 
 Ibid. 409 
 
 Opufculum dc comparatione Veteris et Novi 
 
 Teftamenti a Denario ufque ad unum, &c., cum 
 
 Epiftolis vii. ad Arnonem Archiep. Salzburg. 
 
 Pez, Thes. ii. p. i. i 
 
 Commentariorum in Apocalypfm libri quinque. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 0. 2C7 
 
 ALDER, Robert, D.D. 
 
 One of the general fecretaries of theWefleyan Miflionary 
 Society. 
 
 Wefleyan miffions : their progrefs ftated and their 
 claims enforced. With obfervations and fug- 
 geftions applicable to kindred inftitutions. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1842 
 
 ALDHELM, Saint. 
 
 An cjily Engliih divine. Horn in Wedex about 656. 
 Educ ited by Adrian in Kent. Embraced the monaftic life, 
 and founded the abbey of Malmlbury, of which he was the 
 firft abbot. Eifliop of Sherborne, 705. Died 709. 
 
 Opera quae extant, omnia e codicibus MSS. 
 emendavit, nonnulla nunc primum edidit 
 J. A. Giles, LL.D. S'^. Oxonii,\%\i^ 
 
 Life of Aldhelm ..... xi 
 
 De laudibus virginitatis .... 1 
 
 Epiftolas ------ 83 
 
 Poemata, De laudibus virginum, De o<So principalibus 
 vitiis, &c. - - - - - - 106 
 
 Appendix chartarum, &c. - - - - 339 
 
 Vita Aldhelmi, Fabricio au(flore - - - 354 
 
 Alia vita Aldhelmi e Capgravii legendis novis Anglise 383 
 
 Opera. Bibl. Max. Patrum, 13. 22 
 
 De laude virginum et de ofto principalibus vitiis. 
 
 Canifius, 1. 709 
 
 De laudibus virginitatis. 
 
 Grynaeus, Lat. 1677 
 
 ALDUS MANUTIUS, Paul. 
 
 One of the celebrated printers of that name, and son of 
 the elder Aldus Manutius. Born, at Venice, 1512; died, 
 at Rome, 1574. 
 
 See Erafmi Adagia, ed. 1575. 
 
 Diflertatio de tibiis veterum, &c. 
 
 Ugolinus, 32. 869 
 ALDRICH, Henry, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine, born in Weftminfter, 1647. From 
 Weftminfter School he went to Chrift Church, Oxford, of 
 which he was inftalled canon 168 i, and in the fame year 
 D.D. At the Revolution he was made Dean of Chrift 
 Church. Died 1710. He was well /killed in architedlure 
 and mufic, and compofed many fervices and anthems. His 
 Logic is ftill ufed as a text-book at Oxford. 
 
 Compendium artis logics. 8°. Oxon. 1 691 
 
 Artis logicae rudimenta. 1 2°. Oxon. 1 8 1 7 
 
 A compendium of logic, abridged and tranflated, 
 
 with notes, and a complete analyfts. 18°. 
 
 Oxon. 1 817 
 ALEARDUS, Franciscus, Veronensis. 
 Oratio in laudem F. Stortiae. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 25. 371 
 
 ALES, Petrus, Carnutensis. 
 
 De refta vivendi ratione, et virtutum officiis, 
 libri quatuor, carmine fcripti. 4°. Par. 1^61 
 
 De utroque Chrifti adventu, fummoque, et ge- 
 nerali judicio, de prodigiis fignifque ipfum 
 praecedentibus, de mortuorum fufcitatione, de 
 poenis inferni, et gloria paradifi : adjeflis 
 Chrifti, prophetarum, et libyllarum prasconiis, 
 opus turn carmine, tum profa oratione fcriptum. 
 4°. Par. 1 561 
 
 ALEXANDER POLYHISTOR. See Cory, J. P. 
 
 Fragments. 
 
 ALEXANDER, Biftiop of Jerufalem. 
 
 Flouriftied 212. He ranks among the martyrs for the 
 teftimony of Chrift, having been thrown into prifon, where 
 he died. 
 
 Fragmenta epiftolarum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 201 
 Routh, Reliquiae, 2. 159
 
 41 
 
 42 
 
 ALEXANDER, Bifhop of Alexandria. 
 
 Flourilhed 322. He was a man of confiderable learning, 
 and much elteemed by the orthodox. He was prel'ent at 
 the Council of Nice, 325. Died at Alexandria about five 
 months after its dole. 
 
 Epiftola de Ariana haerefi. Gr, et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 4. 44.1 
 
 ALEXANDER LICO. 
 
 of Lycopolis. An author whole age is uncertain, but 
 fuppofcd to have flourilhed a.d. 300. 
 Traftatus contra Manichsorum errores. 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 459 
 Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 4. 73 
 Manichaeorum placita. 
 
 Combefis Auftarium Novilfimum, pars 2 
 
 ALEXANDER III., Pope. 
 
 Epiftola. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 24, 15 19 
 Epiflolas Ivi. 
 
 Sirmondi Opera varia, 3. 851 
 Regiftrum epiftolarum pro Remenfi provincia. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colledlio, ii 
 
 ALEXANDER, Telefini Ccenobii Abbas. 
 De rebus geftis Rogerii Sicilias regis, libri iv. 
 
 Muratorii, Rer. Ital. Script. 5. 607 
 
 Carufii, Bibl. Hift. i 
 Alloquium ad regem Rogerium. 
 
 Muratorii, Rer. Ital. Script. 5. 644 
 
 ALEXANDER ab Alexandre. 
 
 A Neapolitan lawyer of noble family ; born about 1 46 1. 
 
 His Geniales Dies contain a mifcellany of learning and 
 
 philology after the manner of Aulus Gellius. 
 
 Genialium dierum libri fex. Notis variorum. 
 2 vol. 8°. L. Bat. 16-] 1 
 
 ALEXANDRE, Noel [Natalis Alexander]. 
 A learned Dominican, born at Rouen, 1639. Received 
 
 dodlor of divinity in 1675. His Galilean views caufed him 
 
 to be condemned by Pope Innocent XI. in 1684. He was 
 
 fo much efteemed by the French clergy that they granted 
 
 him a penfion. Died 1724. 
 
 Differtatio polemica de confeffione facramentali, 
 adverfus libros quatuor J. Dallasi Calviniils, 
 divinam ejus inftitutionem, et ufum in ecclcfia 
 perpetuum impugnantes. 8^. Par. 1679. 
 
 Expofitio literalis et moralis [SS. Evangeliorum]. 
 Opus S. literarum cultoribus, nee non verbi 
 Dei prasconibus utiliflimum. Editio noviffima. 
 2 vol. 4°. Par. 1769 
 
 Vol. I. S. Matthaeus. Index rerum et verborum 
 
 Vol. 2. SS. Marcus, Joannes et Lucas. 
 Index rerum et verborum. Index concionatoribus 
 
 Inftitutio concionatorum ; feu, prascepta et re- 
 gulas,ad pradicatores verbi divini informandos, 
 ex SS. Patribus, et inftruflionibus S. Caroli 
 Borromaei, deprompta. 8°. Delphis. 1701 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaftica Veteris Novique Tertamenti, 
 ab orbe condito ad annum poft Chrillum na- 
 tum 1600; et in loca ejufdem infignia dis- 
 fertationes hiftorics, chronologicas, criticae, 
 dogmaticse. Editio omnium noviffima, notis 
 et animadverlionibus, &c. C. Roncaglia, et 
 J. D. Manfi. 18 vol. and fupplement 2 vol. 
 in all 20 vol. 4°. Bingii ad Rhen. 1785-90 
 This is the beft edition of Noel Alexandre's moft cele- 
 brated work. It contains a refutation of Samuel Bafnage's 
 criticifms. 
 
 ALEXANDER, Ai'chibald, D.D. LL.D., Pro- 
 
 feffor of Theology at Princeton, America. 
 
 Died 1851, in his Soth year. 
 
 The canon of the Old and New Teftament 
 Scriptures afcertaincd ; or, the Bible complete 
 without the Apocrypha and unwritten tradi- 
 tion. With introductory remarks by John 
 Morifon, D.D. 12". Lond. \%t,\ 
 
 ALEXANDER, John. 
 
 God's covenant difplayed by John Alexander, a 
 converted Jew. With a prooemial difcourfe 
 of the reafons of his converlion. F. i, pp. 33. 
 4°. Lond. 1689 
 
 ALEXANDER, Joseph Addison, ProfefTor in 
 the Theol. Seminary, Princeton, New Jerfey. 
 
 The prophecies of Ifaiah, earlier and later. Re- 
 printed under the editorial fuperintendance of 
 John Eadie, LL.D. 8°. 0^/1848 
 
 A commentary. 
 
 ALEXANDER, William, Earl of Sterling. 
 
 Born 15S0, died 1640. He was called by King James I. 
 his " Philol'ophical Poet." 
 Recreations with the Mufes. Folio. Lond. iS'^j 
 
 Containing four tragedies ; Doomfday, or the great day 
 of the Lord's judgment 5 a paraenefis j and Jonathan, a 
 poem. 
 
 ALEXANDER, William, M.D. 
 
 The hiftory of women from the earlieft anti- 
 quity to the prefent time ; giving fome ac- 
 count of almoft every interefting particular 
 concerning that fex among all nations, ancient 
 and modern. Third edition, with many alte- 
 rations and correftions. 2 vol. 8". Lond. lyjz 
 Originally publilhed in 4°. 1779. 
 
 ALEXANDER, William Lindsay, M.A. 
 
 The connexion and harmony of the Old and 
 New Teftaments. [Congregational Lefture.] 
 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Anglo -Catholicifm not apoftolical ; being an 
 inquiry into the fcriptural authority of the 
 leading doftrines advocated in the " Tradls 
 for the Times," and other publications of the 
 Anglo-Catholic fchool. 8°. £'^/>;. 1843 
 
 Switzerland and the Swifs churches ; being notes 
 of a Ihort tour, and notices of the principal 
 religious bodies in that country. Sm. 8'^. 
 
 G/af. 1846 
 
 ALEXIUS ARISTENUS, Steward of the Church 
 of Conftantinople. 
 Flourilhed 1 166. 
 
 Scholia in canones. Beveregii Pandeft^e, I 
 
 Epiftolarum canonicarum fynopfis. lb. 2 pars i 
 
 Synopfis canonum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Juftelli Bibliotheca, 2, 673 
 
 ALEXIUS L COMNENUS, Emperor of Con- 
 ftantinople. 
 Born 1048. Proclaimed emperor 1081. Died 1118. 
 
 De donariis et rebus facris refcriptum, five ora- 
 tio quam auream bullam infcripfit. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 19. 957 
 
 Novella. Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 178
 
 43 
 
 ALFERIUS. 
 
 Alil'iii, Ogcrii, ct Guilliclmi Ventura? chronica 
 Allcnfia. Muratorii, Rcr. Ital. Script. 1 1. 133 
 
 ALFORD, alias Griffith, Michael. 
 
 Burn at London, I 587. Entered the Society of Jefuits, 
 1607. Studied in Spain and at Louvain. Refidcd five 
 years at Rome. Returned to England, where he relidcd 
 for thirty years as mifl'ionary from the Society of Jeluits. 
 Died at St. Omers, 1652. 
 
 Fides Rcgia Britanrica, five annales ecclcfh-e 
 Britannica;, ubi potiffimum Britannorum Ca- 
 tholica Romana, et orthodoxa fides per quin- 
 que prima Ikcula, e rcgum, et auguftorum 
 f'aftis, et aliorum fanftorum rebus e virtute 
 geftis, afleritur. 4 vol. folio. Leodivi, 1663 
 Vol. I. Ad leftorcm de audlore, praefatio, &c. - Ff. 1 1 
 Annales ecclefis Britannicae a Chrifto nato, ad annos 
 
 5C0 1-642 
 
 Vol. 2. Annales ecclefiae Anglo-Saxonicae, a.d. 500— 
 
 800 1-693 
 
 Vol. 3. Annales ecclesiie Anglicanae, a.d. 800-1066. 
 Index chronologicus. 
 Index rcrum hodie controverfiarum. 
 Index alphabeticus fandlorum Angliae ad annum ufque 
 
 1066. 
 Index virorum apoftolicorum, e Britannia egrefforum, &c. 
 Vol. 4. Annales ecclefias Anglicans, a.d. 1066-1189. 
 
 1-328, and 1-344 
 Index rerum. 
 
 ALFORD, Henry, M.A., Vicar of Wymefwold, 
 Leicellerfliire. 
 
 The confiftency of the divine conduft in reveal- 
 ing the dodtrines of redemption : being the 
 Hulfean Leflures for 1841. To which are 
 added two fermons, preached before the Uni- 
 verfity of Cambridge. 8". Catnb. 1 842 
 
 Heb. 12. 29. Divine purity and human corruption i 
 Judges, 13, 22, 23. Reconciliation with God - 25 
 
 Heb. II. 3. The method of reconciliation - 42 
 
 If. 53. 6. The ftricken fubftitute - - - 60 
 
 Rom. 15.8. The angel of Jehovah - - 81 
 
 John, 3. 10. The gift of the Spirit - - loi 
 
 A6ls, 26. 8. The refurredtion - - - 120 
 
 Gal. 3. 19. The ufe of the law ... 14^1 
 Heb. 12. I, 2. The crofs of Chrift - - 161 
 
 Matth. 5. 48. Chriftian perfedlion - - 173 
 
 The confiftency of the divine conduft in reveal- 
 ing the doftrines of redemption. Part fecond. 
 Being the Hulfean Leftures for 1842. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1843 
 I John, 2. 8. The fhining light . - i 
 
 Heb. 8. 10. The law written in the heart - 22 
 
 I John, 3. 3. The pure in heart . . 41 
 
 John, 16. 13. The fpirit of truth - - . 62 
 
 Adts, 17. 26, 27. Providential preparations - 82 
 
 Heb. 7. 26. The life of Chrift - - - 103 
 
 If. 5. 4. The Arts of the Apoftles - - 121 
 
 St. Mark, 4. 28. The epiftles - . - 141 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Und. 1850 
 
 Gen. 4. 9. Charitable Society ... i 
 
 Matth. 8. 2, 3. Our Englifh Zion. The leper 21 
 
 Pf. 48. 11-13. S. P. C. K. and S. P. G. F. P. 39 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. The glory of man. S. P. C. K. and 
 S-P-C-F.p g^ 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 10. The ftewardrtiip of grace. For fchools 81 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15. Stability in the faith. For a fchool 99 
 Gal. 6. 7 God is not mocked. For a fchool - 115 
 
 44 
 
 ALFORD, Henry, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Atts, 7. 48. God's real dwelling-place. Re-opening of 
 a church - - - - - - 131 
 
 Lam. 3. 22. Affliftions not all judgments. Thanks- 
 giving for exemption of the parifli from cholera 160 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 26 ...... lyg 
 
 Mark, II. 22- - - - - . 197 
 
 I'i'- 37-3 *i3 
 
 Gen. 3. 19. Funeral pomp ... 228 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 5. The form and the power - - 242 
 Deut. 30. 19. Life and death. (Two fermons.) 259 
 2 Cor. 2. II. Satan's devices - - - 301 
 1 Pet. 5. 9. Conflift with Satan ... 320 
 
 Pfalms and hymns adapted to the Sundays and 
 holydays throughout the year. To which 
 are added fome occafional hymns. 18°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 The Greek Teftament : with a critically revifed 
 text, a digeft of various readings, marginal re- 
 ferences to verbal and idiomatic ufage, prole- 
 gomena, and a critical and exegetical com- 
 mentary. For the ufe of theological ftudents 
 and minifters. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Vol. I. 1849. The four gofpels. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Audi alteram partem. A reply to a recent ar- 
 ticle in the " Chriftian Remembrancer." 
 Pp. 55. 8°. Lond. 1 85 I 
 
 ALFRAGAGNUS, Muhamed. 
 
 A celebrated Arabian aftronomer. Flourifhed about 
 A.D. 800. 
 
 Chronologica et aftronomica elementa : additus 
 eft commentarius, qui rationem calendarii Ro- 
 mani, y^igyptiaci, Arabici, Perfici, Syriaci et 
 Hebrasi explicat. Autore M. Jacobo Chrift- 
 manno. Sm. 8°. Franc. 1590 
 
 ALFRED THE GREAT. 
 
 Born 849, died 901. 
 
 The life of Alfred, or Alured, the firft inftitutor 
 of fubordinate government in this kingdom. 
 By Robert Powell, of Wells, one of the So- 
 ciety of New Inn. 12°. Lond. 1634 
 
 ALFRIC. See ^lfric. 
 
 ALGER [Algerus, Adalgerus], called Scho- 
 lafticus. 
 Died about 11 51 or 1 152. Deaconin the collegiate church 
 
 of St. Bartholomew, at Liege ; transferred afterwards by his 
 
 bifliop to the cathedral of St. Lambert. Died in the mo- 
 
 naftery of Cluny. Some of his writings have been very 
 
 celebrated. 
 
 Libellus de libero arbitrio. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. iv. p. 1 1. I n 
 Praefatio in librum de mifericordia et juftitia. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 130 
 Liber de mifericordia et juftitia. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef Novus, 5. 1019 
 De facrificio mifiTas. Mai, Script. Vet. 9. 371 
 De facramento corporis et fanguinis Domini. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 21. 251 
 
 This work, written to refute the tenets of Berenger, has 
 been highly praifed by Pierre de Cluny and Erafmus. 
 Dupin differs from Pierre de Cluny in preferring to it 
 Lanfranc's treatife on the fame controverfy.
 
 '15 
 
 46 
 
 ALGER {continued). 
 
 Algeri Scholaftici elogium, auflore Nicolao Leo- 
 dinenfi Canonico, ejus squall. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analedl. 1 29 
 ALHACEN. 
 
 A learned Arabian. 
 
 The hillory of Tamerlane the Great from the 
 time of his being made regent of Sachetay 
 till his death. Originally written in Arabic. 
 Tranflated, abridged, and methodifed from 
 the French of Jean du Bee, abbot of Mor- 
 temer. With political notes. 8°. Lond.i'j'^o 
 The author of this work could not be Alhacen, as ftated 
 
 on the title-page, that writer having lived three centuries 
 
 before Tamerlane. It muft be viewed as a compilation by 
 
 J. du Bee. 
 
 ALISON, Alexander, Efq. 
 
 An effay on church reform. Pp. 88. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 The fecond Reformation ; or, Chriftianity de- 
 veloped. 12°. Lond. 1 85 I 
 The future ; or, the fcience of politics. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1852 
 ALISON, the Rev. Archibald. 
 
 Born in Edinburgh 1757. Entered the Univerfity of 
 Glafgow 1772. Having received an exhibition to Baliol 
 College, Oxford, he took there the degrees of A.M. and 
 LL.B. Vicar of Ercal, in Shropshire, 1797. In 1800 he 
 became fenior minifter of the Epifcopal congregation at 
 Edinburgh, for which afterwards St. Paul's Chapel, York 
 Place, was erected, and in which charge he continued 
 until 1831, when he relinquifhed it from ill health. Died 
 1839. 
 
 Effays on the nature and principles of tafte. 
 Sixth edition. • 2 vol. 8°. Edin. 1825* 
 
 Thefe efTays, originally publifhed in 4°, 1 790, have ob- 
 tained great celebrity. A critique on them by Lord Jeffrey 
 will be found in the "Edinburgh Review," 18. i. 
 Sermons, chiefly on particular occafions. 2 vol. 
 8°. Edin. 1815 
 
 Vol. I. Fourth edition. 18 15. 
 Pf. 102. 27. On the beginning of the century i 
 
 Job, 42. 5. On fpring - - - - 22 
 
 I Kings, 3. 7 & 9. On the youth of Solomon - 41 
 
 Prov. 19. 21. On the general faft, 1801 - 69 
 
 Pi. 90. 3. On feafons of fcarcity " " - 93 
 
 Mark, 8. 9. On the encouragement which the Gofpel 
 affords to adtive duty - - - - 113 
 
 Luke, 21. 19. On the general faft, 0£V. 20, 1803 133 
 
 Prov. 3. 13,15, 16, 17. On the religious and moral 
 
 ends of knowledge - - - - -151 
 
 Prov. 3. 13, 15, 16, 17. The fame continued, with re- 
 gard to the young in the higher conditions of life 171 
 Judges, 5, 31. On fummer ... i^i 
 
 Matth. 17. 4. On the thankfglving for the viftory at 
 Trafalgar - - - - - -217 
 
 I Cor. 15. 33. On evil communication - 237 
 
 Pf. 80. 19. On the faft, Feb. 27, 1806 - - 255 
 
 I Peter, 2. 16. On freedom of thought - 276 
 
 Matth. 16. 3. On the general ii.^, Feb. 9, 1 809 298 
 Gen. 24. 63. On autumn . - - - ^21 
 
 Gen. 43. 27, 28. On the jubilee appointed for the 
 fiftieth anniverfary of the king's acceflion, 0<fl. 25, 
 1809 ------- 3^1 
 
 John, 9. I. On the confolations which the gofpel 
 
 affords under the natural evils of life - 364 
 
 Rom. 12. 21. On the faft, February 181 1 - 3S6 
 
 PI. 84. 5, 6. On winter, as the feafon of focial amufe- 
 
 ment - - • • - - -411 
 
 ALISON, Rev. A. {continued). 
 
 PI. 74. 17. On winter, as the feafon of religious 
 thought ------ ^.2^ 
 
 Matth. 17. 4. On the general thankfgiring, January 
 
 I3> 1814 446 
 
 Vol. 2. 1815. 
 Mark, 10. 14. On religious education - i 
 
 Matth. 22. 37-40. On religious education - 21 
 
 Luke, II. 2. On the Lord's prayer. (Three fermons.) 
 
 41,. 57)73 
 Phihp. 2. 5. On the example of our Saviour's piety 90 
 Mark, 15. 39. On the evidence which arifes from the 
 
 nature and charadler of the gofpel - - 107 
 
 A(5ts, 12. 24. On the evidence which arifes from the 
 
 progrefs of the gofpel - - - - 1 30 
 
 Heb. I. I, 2. On the evidence which arifes from the 
 
 Jewifh revelation - - - - 153 
 
 Gen. 22. 15-18. On the evidence which arifes from 
 
 the accomplifhment of prophecy - - - 181 
 
 Philip. I. 10. On the love of excellence - 205 
 
 Rom. 7. 15. On the dangers of moral fentiment when 
 
 not accompanied with aftive virtue - - 228 
 
 Gen. 13. II. On the moral dangers of the fociety of 
 
 great cities ------ 250 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Upon the importance of religious ex- 
 ample. After an execution - - - 271 
 Luke, 10. 21. On the importance of the education of 
 
 the poor -.--.. 293 
 
 Gen. 49. 4. On inftability of charadler - - 317 
 
 Luke, 19. 16, 17. On ftability of charafter - 338 
 
 Luke, 15. II. On the parable of the prodigal fon. 
 
 (Three fermons.) . - - 356, 378, & 401 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. On repentance before heaven. Eaftcr 
 
 eve 422 
 
 John, 5. 4. On the power of Chriftian faith. Firft 
 
 Sunday after Eafter ----- 442 
 John, 14. 2, 3. On our Saviour's aicenfion. Afcenfion 
 
 day ---.... ^.62 
 
 Thele fermons are written in language uncommonly 
 pure, appropriate and elegant. The author is compared by 
 Lord Jeffrey ("Edinburgh Review," 23. 424) to Bofl"uet ; 
 but he is cenfured in the "Quarterly Review," (14. 429,) 
 for being deficient in ftating the truths of the gofpel. 
 
 ALISON, Archibald, F.R.S E., LL.D., Ad- 
 vocate. 
 
 Son of the preceding. 
 
 Hiftory of Europe from the commencement of 
 the French Revolution in 1789 to the re- 
 ftoration of the Bourbons in 1815. Seventh 
 edition. 18 vol. 12°. Edin. 1847-48 
 
 Vol. I. Introdudiion, \l'j\- Vol. 11. 1807, 1808. In- 
 1789. dia, 1756-1806. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1789-1792. 
 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 
 1S08, 1809. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 1792, 1793. 
 
 
 Vol. 13. 
 
 1809-181 1. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 17937 1794- 
 
 
 Vol. 14. 
 
 1810-1812. Re- 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 1794-1797- 
 
 
 volution in S. America, 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 1797-1799- 
 
 
 1812- 
 
 1826. 
 
 Vol. 7- 
 
 1799-1801. 
 
 
 Vol. 15. 
 
 1812. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 1 799- 1 804. 
 
 
 Vol. 16. 
 
 1812, 1813. 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 
 1805, 1806. 
 
 
 Vol. 17. 
 
 1813. 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 
 1806, 1807. 
 
 Ge- 
 
 Vol. 18. 
 
 1813, 1814. 
 
 neral fketch of the B 
 
 ritiih 
 
 Vol. 19. 
 
 1S14, J815. 
 
 empire 
 
 in India. 
 
 
 Vol. 20. 
 
 1815. Index. 
 
 A criticifm on this important work will be found in the 
 "Edinburgh Review," 76. i. 
 
 Effays, political, hiftorical, and mifcellaneous. 
 3 voh 8°. Edin. 1850 
 
 Vol. I. The reform bill - - . - i 
 
 Military treafon and national guards - - 72 
 
 The French revolution of 1830 ' " " 93 
 
 The Britifh peerage - - - - 135 
 
 The fall of the conftitution - - - . 169
 
 47 
 
 ALISON, Archibald {continued). 
 
 Negro emancipation ----- 208 
 
 Ireland ^39 
 
 Commercial crifis of 1S37 - - - 275 
 
 Colonial government and the Weft India queftion 302 
 Leflbns from the paft - - - - -33^ 
 
 Free-trade and protedion - - - - 362 
 
 Thirty years of liberal Icgiflation - - - 389 
 
 Fall of the throne of the Barricades - - 435 
 
 The navigation laws ----- 476 
 The crowning of the column and the crufhing of the 
 
 pedeftal 5°^ 
 
 Crime and tranfportation .... 543 
 
 Free trade at its zenith - - - • 618 
 
 Vol. 2. Montefquieu ----- i 
 
 Homer, Dante, and Michael Angelo - - 37 
 
 The Greek drama ----- 68 
 
 The Roman republic - - - - 103 
 
 Mirabeau ------- 128 
 
 The Britiih fchool of painting - - - 158 
 
 The Tyrol 181 
 
 Hannibal 203 
 
 Napoleon ------- 230 
 
 Partition of the kingdom of the Netherlands 261 
 
 The Athenian democracy - - - - 286 
 
 Robert Bruce 313 
 
 National monuments - . . . 329 
 
 The crufades ------ 3^7 
 
 The Carlift ftruggle in Spain - - - 376 
 
 The copyright queftion ----- 419 
 
 The decline of Turkey - - - - ^y 
 
 Lamartine ------- 47S 
 
 The Roman Campagna - . - - 500 
 
 France in 1833 ------ 534 
 
 The AfKghaniftan expedition - - - 612 
 
 The old ScottilTi parliament - - - * 635 
 
 Ships, colonies, and commerce - - - 658 
 
 Vol. 3. Chateaubriand ----- i 
 
 Virgil, Tafib, and Raphael - - . 42 
 
 Guizot - - - . . . - 73 
 
 The romantic drama ----- 105 
 
 Wellington - - - - - - -139 
 
 Humboldt --.-.. 160 
 
 The Britifti fchool of architedlure ... jg^ 
 
 Sifmondi ------ 220 
 
 Poland ------- 256 
 
 The year of revolutions - - . - 278 
 
 Britifh hiftorj- during the eighteenth century - 311 
 
 Madame De Stael ----- 24.0 
 
 M. de Tocqueville - - - - - 358 
 
 Autobiography - - - - - ^is 
 
 Michelet's France - - - - - 411 
 
 The fall of Rome ----- ^q 
 
 Karamfin's Ruflia ----- aqj 
 
 The hiftorical romance - - • . 521 
 The Britifh theatre - - - . -551 
 
 Diredt taxation ... - - enj 
 
 Macaulay ------- 628 
 
 Free-trade, reform, and finance - - 675 
 
 The royal progrefs - - . - . yjo 
 
 ALKADI' SCIOHABADIN. 
 
 Continuatio hiftoria; Saracenorum in Sicilia. 
 
 Muratorii, Rer. Ital. Script, i pars, 2. 251 
 
 ALKIBLA. Sec Andrews, John. 
 
 ALLAN, James, M.A., Minifter at Eyemouth. 
 
 Sermon, Pliil. 4. 5. Moderation explained and 
 recommended. Preached before the Synod 
 of Merfe and Teviotdale. 8°. £<^in. 1749 
 
 ALLATIUS [or Allacci], Leo. 
 
 A laborious and indefatigable writer, of a vaft memory, 
 whofe writings difplay great reading. Born in the Iflc of 
 
 48 
 
 ALLATIUS, Leo {continued). 
 
 Chios of Greek parents, 1586. Having been admitted 
 into the Greek college at Rome, he embraced the Roman 
 Catholic religion, and was eventually appointed keeper of 
 the Vatican library by Pope Alexander VII. Died 1669. 
 
 De ecclefias Occidentalis atque Orientalis per- 
 petua confenfione, libri tres. Gr. et Lat. 
 Ejufdem diflertationes, 
 De dominicis et hebdomadibus Grscorum. 
 De mifTa praefanftificatorum ; cum Bartoldi 
 Nihufii ad hanc annotationibus de commu- 
 nione OrientaUum fub fpecie unica. 4°. 
 
 Col. Jg. 1648 
 
 De oftava Synodo Photiana, annexa eft J. H. 
 Hottingeri difputationis apologeticas, de eccle- 
 fis Orientalis tarn in dogmate quam in ritibus 
 diflenfu et Juvenis Ulmenfis exercitationis 
 hiftorico-theologicas de ecclefia Graecanica 
 hodierna refutatio. 8°. 
 
 Rom. Cong. Prop. Fidei, 1662 
 
 Confutatio fabuls de Joanna Papifla, ex monu- 
 mentis Graecis. Bartoldus Nihufius recenfuit, 
 prologo atque epilogo auxit, nee non tcle- 
 fcopium adjunxit. 8°. Col. Ag. 1645 
 
 J. H. Hottingerus, fraudis et impofturs mani- 
 feft^ convidus. 8°. Roma, 1661 
 
 Diatriba de Methodiis et Methodiorum fcriptis, 
 &c. Hippolyti Opera, 2. 75 
 
 De Engaftrimytho fyntagma. Critici Sacri, vol. 2. 
 
 Opufcula, Grsca et Latina. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 21 
 
 ALLEGRETTIS, AUegretti de. 
 
 Ephemerides Senenfes, 145 0-1496. 
 
 Muratorii, Rer. Ital. Script. 23. 763 
 
 ALLEINE, Joseph. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Born at Devizes, 1633. 
 Entered Lincoln College, Oxford, at 16. In 16 51 obtained 
 a fcholarfhip in Corpus Chrifti College. In 1655 became 
 aiTiftant in the miniftry to Mr. G. Newton of Taunton. 
 Deprived, in 1662, for Nonconformity. Died 1668. A 
 man of great learning and greater charity ; though a Non- 
 conformift, he preferved a great refpedl for the Church. 
 His writings breathe a true fpirit of piet)'. His Alarm to 
 the Unconverted, fometimes printed under the title of a 
 Sure GuiJe to Heaven, has always been one of the moft 
 popular books of the kind. 
 
 An admonition to unconverted finners. 1 2°. 
 Another, entitled, A fure guide to Heaven, with 
 
 the refolution of fome cafes of confcience. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Land. 1704 
 
 A call to Archippus ; or, an humble and earneft 
 
 motion to fome ejefted minifters (by way of 
 
 Letter) to take heed to their miniftry, that 
 
 they fulfil it. Pp. 31. 4°. 
 
 Lond. printed 1664, reprinted 1703 
 ALLEINE, Richard. 
 
 Born 161 1, at Ditchet, Somerfetftiire, where his father 
 was redor for fiftj- years. Entered St. Alban's Hall, Ox- 
 ford, 1627. Thence he removed to New Inn Hall, where 
 he took his M.A. degree, and entering into orders, became 
 afTiftanf to his father. In 1641 fucceeded to the living of 
 Batcomb, Dorfetftiire. At the Reftoration ejefted for Non- 
 conformity. Died 1 68 1. He was a man of great learning, 
 piety, and exemplary life, and his works have been held in 
 high reputation among Calvinifts.
 
 49 
 
 5° 
 
 ALLEINE, Richard (continued). 
 
 Vindici^ pietatis ; or, a vindication of godli- 
 neffe, in the greateft ftridlnefs and fpirituality 
 of it, from the imputations of folly and fancy. 
 Together with feveral direftions for the at- 
 taining and maintaining of a godly life. [On 
 Ephes. 5. 15, and John, i. 47.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 ZoW. 1664 
 
 The godly man's portion and fanftuary : being a 
 fecond part of Vindicias Pietatis. [On Philip. 
 4. 9.] Sm. 8°. Lo/2d. 1664 
 
 Heaven opened ; or, a brief and plain difcovery 
 of the riches of God's covenant of grace. Being 
 the third part of Vindiciae Pietatis. Sm. 8°. 
 
 LoKi/. 1666 
 
 The world conquered ; or, a believer's viftory 
 over the world. Laid open in ieveral fermons 
 on I John, 5. 4. Sm. 8°. Lo?iJ. 1668 
 
 ALLEN, Fifield, D.D. Archd. of Middlefex. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 8. 11, 12. [Jan. 30.] 4°. 
 
 ZoW. 175 1 
 
 Sermon, Pf. 32. 9. The reafonablenefs and ne- 
 ceffity of human laws and penalties. [Aflize.] 
 4°. ZoW. 1739 
 
 ALLEN, John, M.D. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 5. I. [Funeral.] 8°. Lok^. 1740 
 
 ALLEN, John, M.A., Vice-Principal of Mag- 
 dalen Hall, Oxford. 
 
 Difcourfe, Eccl. 7. 16. The weaknefs and 
 wickednefs of being righteous over-much ; the 
 folly of afFefted wifdom ; and the ruin con- 
 fequent upon both, aflerted. 8°. Land. 1759 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 9. 27. The enthufiaft's notion 
 of eleftion to eternal life difproved ; or, God's 
 favour obtained by the obfervance of his laws. 
 8°. Oxf 1769 
 
 Sermon, If. 8. 9, 10. AfTociations againft the 
 eftablifhed Church indefenfible. 8°. Ox/. 1773 
 
 ALLEN, John. 
 
 Paftor of a Baptift congregation, Spitalfields, from 1764 
 to 1767. During which time he went into bufmefs as a 
 linen-draper, and failed. He was tried at the Old Bailey 
 for forgery, but acquitted, and afterwards involved himfelf 
 in debt. He then fettled with a congregation near New- 
 caftle, who foon difmifTed him for mifconduft, and he 
 went to New York, where he preached to large congre- 
 gations until his death. He was a high Calvinift, of good 
 abilities, but deficient in principle. His Spiritual Magazine 
 is highly commended by Romaine. 
 The fpiritual magazine ; or, the Chriftian's 
 grand treafure, wherein the peculiar doftrines 
 of the Gofpel are unfolded, and the types 
 and fhadows of the Old Teftament unveiled, 
 and fpiritually explained, in familiar dialogues : 
 with preface by Romaine. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lon^. i8io 
 Originally publiihed in 1752. 
 
 ALLEN, John. 
 
 A learned Diffenting layman. Born at Truro, in Corn- 
 wall, 1 77 1. He conducted a private academy at Hackney, 
 London, for upwards of thirty years, where he died 1839. 
 He publifhed tranflations of Calvin's Inftitutes, fermons 
 from Superville, and Outram on Sacrifices. 
 
 I ALLEN, John (continued). 
 Modern Judaifm ; or, a brief account of the 
 opinions, traditions, rites, and ceremonies, of 
 the Jews in modern times. Second edition, 
 revifed. 8°. Lom^. 1830 
 
 Originally publifhed in 18 16. The beft work on the 
 fubjea. 
 
 ALLEN, Joshua, Reftor of St. Bride's, Pem- 
 
 brokefhire. 
 Twenty-fix fermons on the moft important fub- 
 
 jefts of the Chriftian religion, as well dodlrinal 
 
 as pradlical. Preached at St. Vedaft, Fofter 
 
 Lane, and Long Acre Chapel, in 1742-43. 
 8°. Lom^. 1 75 1 
 
 I John, 5. 7. The doctrine of the blefTed Trinity proved 
 from fcripture. (Three fermons.) - - I 
 
 Jer. 23. 6. The divinity of our bleffed Saviour aflerted 
 and maintained. (Two fermons.) - - 99 
 
 Jer. 23. 6. The doftrine of our juftification, by faith in 
 Chrift, explained and defended. (Three fermons.) 147 
 
 Jer. 23. 6. The application of the doftrines of our 
 bleifed Saviour's divinity, and of our juftification, by 
 faith in him. (Two fermons.) - - - 225 
 
 Pf. 139.7-12. OntheomniprefenceofGod.(Twofer.)273 
 
 Pf. 139. 7-12. On theomnifcienceof God. (Twofer.)32i 
 
 Matth. 5. 45. The unequal difpenfations of Providence 
 accounted for, and vindicated. (Four fermons.) 357 
 
 I John, 5. 4. The general nature of the Chriftian faith 
 
 421 
 
 I John, 5. 4. The efl^ential properties of the Chriftian 
 faith 447 
 
 I John, 5. 4. The benefits and advantages of the Chrift- 
 ian faith 477 
 
 Luke, 13. 3. The nature of true repentance 503 
 
 Luke, 13. 3. The power and efficacy of true repent- 
 ance - - . - - - "539 
 
 Luke, 13. 3. An earneft exhortation to true repent- 
 ance ------- 569 
 
 Luke, 22. 20. The duty of receiving the blefled facra- 
 ment : and the preparation neceflary to the worthy 
 participation thereof - - - - "5^5 
 
 Luke, 22. 20. The benefits and advantages of the worthy 
 receiving of the blefled facrament : and an exhortation 
 thereunto ------ 609 
 
 ALLEN, Rev. L N. B.A., Affiftant Chaplain on 
 
 the Hon. E. I. Company's Bombay Eftab. 
 Diary of a march through Sinde and AfFghaniftan 
 with the troops under the command of Gen. 
 Sir William Nott, K.C.B., &c. ; and fermons 
 delivered on various occafions during the cam- 
 paign of 1 842. Sm. 8°. LokJ. 1 843 
 Sinde and Aftghaniftan ----- i 
 Sermons, 
 
 Deut. 4. 39,40. Preached at the camp near Kabul 385 
 Pf. 107. I, 2. The captives delivered - 403 
 
 Pf. 109. 6-8. The retrofpeft - - - 421 
 
 Luke, 2. 10-14. Chriftmas - - - 437 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. The farewell . . - 452 
 
 ALLEN, Miss Lydia. 
 
 Experimental Chriilianity of eternal advantage, 
 exemplified in the life of, by Edward Barnard. 
 Second edit, greatly enlarged. 8°. Lo?it/. 1741 
 
 ALLEN, Robert. 
 
 The doftrine of the Gofpel, by a plaine and fa- 
 miliar interpretation of the particular points 
 or articles thereof, with the promifes, com- 
 forts, and duties feverally belonging to the
 
 52 
 
 ALLEN, Robert {continued). 
 
 fame. Whcreunto is added, a declaration of 
 the danger of" not knowing, not believing, or 
 not obeying any one of them. Likewife, a 
 rehearfal of the manifold herefies wherein 
 many have erred contrary to them all. 
 [Anonymous.] Folio. Land. 1606 
 
 ALLEN, Thomas, Rcdor of Kettering. 
 
 Born 16S2. Educated at Wadham College, Oxford. 
 
 Rertor of Kettering, 1714, in which he continued until 
 
 hi« death, in 1755. ^ pious divine, and exemplary in all 
 
 the duties of the paftoral office. 
 
 An apology for the Church of England, and 
 vindication of her learned clergy ; or, the 
 clei"gyman's ^rcc gift to Mr. Woolllon. Where- 
 in the bold challenge of Mr. Woolfton is ac- 
 cepted, and a loving, impartial, and faithful 
 anfwer is returned to all that is worth anfwer- 
 ing, in a pamphlet intitled, A firll, fecond, &c. 
 free gift to the clergy, &c. Ff. 2, pp. 56. 8°. 
 
 Lojid. 1725 
 
 The Chriftian's fure guide to eternal glory ; or, 
 living oracles, moil comfortable, holy, and 
 inftrudive, of the Lord Jefus Chrill from 
 heaven, in his royal embafly to the feven 
 churches of Afia [on Rev. ii. iii.] ; with 
 prayers. 8°. Lotid. 1733 
 
 ALLEN, Thomas. 
 
 Nonconformirt. Born in Norwich, 1608. Educated at 
 Caius College, Cambridge. Became miniftcr of St. Ed- 
 mund's, Norwich, but filenced in 1636 for refufing to read 
 the Book of Sports. Redtor of St. George's, Norwich, 
 1651 ; ejefted for Nonconformity, 1662. Died 1673. 
 His Chain of Scripture Chronology obtained much reputa- 
 tion. One of his biographers compares him to Bucholtzer, 
 who, being weary of controverfy, betook himfelf to chro- 
 nolog)-, faying that he would rather compute than difpute. 
 A chain of Scripture chronology from the crea- 
 tion of the world to the death of Jefus Chrift. 
 4°' Lofid. 1659 
 
 ALLEN, WUliam. 
 
 A Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. Born at 
 RofTall, in Lancafnire, in 1532, of a good family. Entered 
 Oriel College, Oxford, 1547. During the reign of Queen 
 Marj-, about 1556, he was made principal of St. Mary's 
 Hall. On the acceflion of Queen Elizabeth he retired to 
 Louvain, where he undertook the education of fome Eng- 
 lifli youths. In 1568 he was one of the founders of the 
 Englifli College of Douay. He was made Cardinal in 1587 
 at the requcft of Philip II. of Spain, when he was preparing 
 the Armada, and the Admonition w^as written in order to 
 be diftributcd on that expedition fucceeding. He had a 
 principal fliare in the produdlion of the Douay Bible. (See 
 Bible.) Died at Rome, 1594. 
 
 An admonition to the nobility and people of 
 England and Ireland, concerning the prefent 
 warres, 1588. Reprinted with a Preface by 
 Eupator [the Rev. J. Mendham]. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1842 
 ALLEN, William. 
 
 A tradeJman of London, whofe works were held in 
 great efteem by Bi/liop Kidder, Bifhop Williams, and others. 
 He was originally an Independent, but from convidlion 
 ioined the Church of England in 1658. Died 1686, in a 
 good old age. He writes with great clearnefs and ftrength, 
 and in an unaftefted ftyle. 
 
 ALLEN, William [continued). 
 
 Works, confining of thirteen diflinft trafls on 
 feveral fubjefts. Folio. Lorid. 1707 
 
 Preface concerning the author and his writings, by John 
 Lord Billiop of Chichefter [Bilhop Williams]. 
 
 A difcourfe of the nature, ends, and difference of the 
 two covenants ------ i 
 
 A difcourfe of faith - - . - . yi 
 
 A view ofjuftification,or the work of faith with power 95 
 
 Animadverfions on that part of Mr. R. Fergufon's 
 " Intereft of reafon in religion," which treats of jufti- 
 fication - - - - - . -187 
 
 The Chriftian's juftification ftated, fhowing how the 
 righteoufnefs of Chrift, the gofpel covenant, faith, 
 and God himfelf, do operate to our juftification 215 
 
 A difcourfe of divine afliftance, and the method thereof, 
 
 A praftical difcourfe of humility - . 337 
 
 A perfuaiive to peace and unity among Chriftians, not- 
 withftanding their different apprehenfions in leffer 
 things - - 387 
 
 A ferious and friendly addrefs to the Nonconformifts, 
 beginning with the Anabaptifts, or an addition to the 
 Perfuafive to Peace and Unity - . 443 
 
 Catholicifm, or feveral inquiries touching vifible church 
 memberftiip, church communion, the nature of fchifm ; 
 and the ufefulnefs of national conftitutions for the fur- 
 therance of religion ----- ^89 
 
 The grand error of the Quakers - - 571 
 
 The myftery of iniquity unfolded, or the falfe apoftles 
 and authors of Popery compared in their fecular defign 
 and means of accomplifhing it - - - 607 
 
 Of the ftate of the church in future ages, or an infpec- 
 tion into the Divine prophecies touching the ftate of 
 the church in the latter ages of the world - 641 
 
 A difcourfe of the nature, feries, and order of occur- 
 rences, as they are prophetically reprefented in Reve- 
 lations, xi -..-.. 723 
 
 Sermon at his funeral, by Bp. Kidder [Heb. 13. 14] 747 
 Myftery of Iniquity. Land. 1673 
 
 Difcourfe of divine afliftance. 1679 
 
 Difcourfe of humility. 168 1 
 
 In I vol. 8°. 
 ALLEN, William [alias Col. TitusJ. 
 Killing no murder : briefly difcourfed in three 
 
 queftions, F. i, pp. 27. 4°. 1689, j-. /. 
 
 ALLESTEEE, Richard, D.D., Prov. of Eton. 
 
 Born at Uppington, Shropfhire, 1619. He became 
 ftudent of Chrift Church, Oxford, and in 1 641 took arms 
 in the royal caufe. On the ruin of the king's affairs he 
 entered into orders. At the reftoration he took his dodlor's 
 degree, and was appointed regius profeflbr of divinity at 
 Oxford, and canon of Chrift Church. In 1665 he ob- 
 tained the provoftftiip of Eton, where he died 1680. An 
 eminent divine, in whom were united in great perfeftion 
 memory, fancy, judgment, elocution, modefty, a compre- 
 henfion of things, and fluency of words, an aptnefs for the 
 pleafant and fufficiency for the rugged parts of knowledge ; 
 a courage to encounter, and an induftry to mafter all things. 
 
 Forty fermons, the greateft part preached before 
 
 the king and on folemn occafions. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Oxf. 1684 
 
 Vol. I. Preface [containing the author's life, by Bp. Fell]. 
 I Peter, 4. i ----- - i 
 
 Pf- 73- I - 15 
 
 Lev. 16. 31. Lent 29 
 
 John, 15. 14 ----- . 43 
 
 Ezek. 33. II. Lent ----- 57 
 
 Pf. 73. 25 - - - - - - 69 
 
 Mark, i. 3. Lent 81
 
 53 
 
 54 
 
 ALLESTREE, Richard, D.D. {continued). 
 
 I John, 5. 4 95 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. Lent . . . - . 109 
 
 Luke, 9. 55. November 5th - - - 123 
 
 Luke, 16. 30, 31. Faft-day for the plague - 137 
 
 Luke, 2. 34 - - - - - 151 
 
 James, 4. 7 - - - - - - - 165 
 
 Phil. 3. 18. Lent 181 
 
 Mark, 10. 15 - - - - - 19s 
 
 Afts, 13. 2. Confecration of bifhops - - 209 
 
 Hof. 3. 5. Twenty-ninth of May - - - 227 
 
 Matth. 5. 44. St. Stephen's day - - 243 
 
 Vol. 2. 2 Tim. 3. 15. The Divine authority and ufe- 
 
 fulnefs of the holy fcripture afferted - - I 
 
 Rom. 6. 3. Of the obligation of baptil'm - 21 
 
 Matth. 9. 13. Of the prerogative of mercy, in being the 
 
 beft facrifice - - - - - - 36 
 
 Pf. 102. 13. 14. Of God's method in giving deliver- 
 ance ------- 50 
 
 Afts, 24. 16. Of the exercife of confcience, in the 
 
 avoiding of offence towards God and men - 65 
 
 Matth. 5. 4. Of the bleifednefs of mourners 79 
 
 1 John, 3. 3. Of the cleanfing power of Chriftian 
 
 hope - - - - - .' . - . 93 
 
 If. 26. 20. Of the hiding-place from indignation 107 
 
 Matth. II. 28. Of the reft to be obtained by them that 
 
 labour and are heavy laden - - - 1(8 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 57. Of the Chriftian's vidlory over death, 
 fin, and the law - - - - - 133 
 
 Pf. 17. 15. Of the Chriftian's bleflednefs in beholding 
 God's face ------ 143 
 
 John, 20. 28. Of Chrift's being Lord and God 157 
 
 Mark, 9. 24. The believer's concern, to pray for faith 170 
 
 Matth. 5. 16. The ChrifUan's light is to ftiine before 
 
 men .-.-.-- 191 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 2. Of the accepted time, the day of falva- 
 tion - - - - - - -201 
 
 2 Tim. I. 12. Of the evidence of faith - 215 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. The children of this world are wifer than 
 
 the children of light - . - - 230 
 
 Matth. 6. 22, 23. The light of the body is the eye. 
 
 (Five fermons.) ----- 247 
 
 The duty of Chriftian refolution. 
 
 Trails of Angl. Fathers, 4. 121 
 ALLEY, William, Bifhop of Exeter. 
 
 Born at Great Wycomb, in Buckinghamfhire, and edu- 
 cated at Eton School. In 1528 he went to King's College, 
 Cambridge. He afterwards ftudied at Oxford. He was 
 prefented to a living, and became a zealous reformer. Dur- 
 ing Queen Mary's reign he retired into the nortii of Eng- 
 land. On the accefTion of Queen Elizabeth he was made 
 reader of the divinity ledture in St. Paul's, London, and 
 Prebendary. Confecrated Biftiop of Exeter 1560. Died 
 1571. He tranflated the Pentateuch for the Bible pub- 
 liflied by command of Queen Elizabeth. 
 
 The poor man's library. Folio. Land. 1565 
 Including an expofition of i Peter. 
 
 ALLIACO, Petrus de. See Ailly. 
 
 ALLIES, Thomas William, late Reftor of Laun- 
 
 ton, Oxon, now in the communion of the 
 
 Church of Rome. 
 The Church of England cleared from the charge 
 
 of fchifm, by decrees of the feven ecumenical 
 
 councils and the tradition of the Fathers. 
 
 Second edition enlarged. 8°. Oxf. 1 848 
 
 Journal in France in 1845 ^"<i 1848, with 
 
 letters from Italy in 1847, of things and 
 
 perfons concerning the church and education. 
 
 Large 12°. Lond. 1849 
 
 The royal fupremacy viewed in reference to the 
 
 ALLIES, Thomas William [continued). 
 
 two fpiritual powers of order and jurifdidtion. 
 
 Pp. 84. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 The fee of St. Peter, the rock of the church, the 
 
 fource of jurifdiftion, and the centre of unity. 
 
 Pp. 160. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Sermons on the Epiftle to the Romans, and 
 
 others. 8°. Oxf. 1844 
 
 Rom. 3. 21, 22; and Rom. 5^1. Juftification by faith. 
 
 (Two fermons.) ----- 1 
 
 Rom. 5. 18. The firft and the laft Adam - 43 
 
 Rom. 6. 3, 4. Holy baptifm according to Scripture and 
 
 the Church ------ 61 
 
 Rom. 8. 2. Man, before the law, under the law, and 
 
 under the gofpel ----- 80 
 
 Rom. 4. 25. Chrift's refurrettion working our juftifica- 
 tion. Eafter day _ - - - ^g 
 Rom. 8. 28-30. Jewifh and Chriftian adoption 117 
 Rom. 9, 15-18. Eledtion the fame in principle now as 
 
 of old - - - - - - 138 
 
 John, I. 16, 17. The law by Mofes : grace and truth 
 
 by Jefus Chrift - - - - - 158 
 
 I Pet. I. 17. The atonement combined with judgment 
 
 according to works - - - - 174 
 
 Matth. 5. 20. Evangelical righteoufnefs - 193 
 
 Phil. 3. 8-1 1. The righteoufnefs of Chrift imparted 
 
 through fuftering. PalTion-week - - 212 
 
 Phil. 2. 5— II. The humiliation and exaltation of Chrift. 
 
 Good Friday - - - - - - 231 
 
 I Cor. 15.44. Chrift a quickening fpirit. Eafter day 251 
 Heb. 7. 15, 16. The high-priefthood of Chrift in his 
 
 Church ------ 2^2 
 
 Eph. 6. 12. The perfonality and power of the evil 
 
 fpirit ------- 292 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. Chrift born of a woman in the fulnefs of 
 
 time. Chriftmas - - - - 313 
 
 Eph. 4. 4. The vifible unity of the Church. (Two 
 
 fermons.) - - - - - - 330 
 
 Adts, 2. 42. The fourfold unit)' of Chriftian life 369 
 Gen. II. 8, & i Cor. 12. 13. The difperfion of Babel, 
 
 and the unity of Pentecoft - - . 387 
 
 ALLINGA, Peter, Paftor of the Church of Chrift 
 in WydenelTe, in the Dutch Netherlands. 
 
 The fatisfaftion of Chrift ftated and defended 
 againft the Socinians. Tranflated from the 
 Dutch by Thomas Bell. 8°. Glafg. lygo 
 
 ALLIX, Peter. 
 
 Born at Alen^on, 1641 ; died 17 17. This learned 
 French divine was fuccelhvely minifter of the Proteftant 
 church at Rouen and at Charenton, near Paris. At the 
 revocation of the edidl of Nantes he retired to England, 
 where he became canon of Windfor and treafurer of Salis- 
 bury Cathedral. The ftiare he had in the French tranlla- 
 tion of the Bible, projected by the celebrated Claude, 
 brought unjuftly upon him an accufation of Socinianifm. 
 Allix is confidered as an eminent Orientalift, and as one of 
 the moft able theologians ot his age. 
 
 Refleftions upon the books of the Holy Scrip- 
 ture to eftablilh the truth of the Chriftian 
 religion. 2 vol. in i. 8°. Lond. 1688 
 
 Alfo in Watfon, Bp. Trafts, i 
 
 Reflexions fur les livres de I'Ecriture Sainte, pour 
 etablir la verite de la religion Chretienne. 
 2 vol. in I. Lond. 1687-89 
 
 The judgment of the ancient Jewifti Church 
 againft the Unitarians in the controverfy upon 
 the Holy Trinity and the divinity of our
 
 55 
 
 56 
 
 ALLIX, Feter {continued). 
 
 blefled Saviour. Second edition, correfted 
 by the author. 8°. Ox/. 1 821 
 
 This edidon is printed from a copy containing MS. cor- 
 
 reftions in the handwriting of the author. 
 
 Two treatifes : I. A confutation of the hopes of 
 the Jews concerning the lail redemption ; 
 2. An anfwer to Whifton's late treatife on the 
 Revelations. 8°.^ Lond. \']0'] 
 
 Containing Rabbi Shahadias's Treatife. 
 Some remarks upon the ecclefiaftical hiftory of 
 the ancient churches of Piedmont. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1690 
 Remarks upon the ecclefiaftical hiftory of the 
 ancient churches of the Albigenfes. 4°. 
 
 Lond. i6g2 
 
 The above two works contain a Vindication of the Wal- 
 denfes and Albigenfes, againft BofTuet. 
 
 De Meflias duplici adventu, diflertationes duae 
 adverfus Judasos. 8°. Lond. 1701 
 
 The Book of Pfalms, with the argument of each 
 Pfalm, and a preface giving fome general rules 
 for the interpretation of this facred book. Se- 
 cond edition. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 7 
 There has only been one edition of this rare book, the 
 
 title-page as above being the only part reprinted in which 
 
 the name of the author for the firft time is given, 
 
 DifTertatio de Jefu Chrifti Domini noftri anno et 
 menfe natali. 8°. Lond. 1707 
 
 Hiftorical dilTertation on Bertram concerning the 
 body and blood of Chrift. See Bertram. 
 
 Concerning the neceffity of the minitter's inten- 
 tion in adminiftering the facraments. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 8. 168 
 
 Concerning penance. Ibid. 10. 225 
 
 Concerning the merits of good works. 
 
 Ibid. 10. 350 
 
 Douze fermons de P[ierre] A[llix]. Seconde 
 edition. 12°. Rotterd. 1685 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. Defence de la Reformation - - i 
 
 Matth. 16. 18 - - . . . 55 
 
 Matth. 16. 19 - - - - - - 103 
 
 Jean, 16. 12-14 . - . . . i^^ 
 
 Marc, 3. 28-30. Sur la peche contre le Saint Efprit 203 
 
 Tite, II. 7, 8 232 
 
 Prov. I. 24-28 289 
 
 Ezcch. 17. 22-24 325 
 
 Efaie, 7. 14 - 356 
 
 Touchant la defcente de Jefus Chrift aux enfers 383 
 
 Touchant la definition de TEglife et fes titres - 424 
 
 Contre la prefence charnelle, et le retranchement de la 
 
 coupe ^ji 
 
 ALLWOOD, Philip, B.D. 
 
 Twelve ledures on the prophecies relating to 
 
 the Chriftian church, and efpecially to the 
 
 apoftacy of Papal Rome, preached 1 8 1 i-i 8 1 5, 
 
 being the ninth portion of thofe founded by 
 
 the Right Rev. Wm. Warburton, biftiop of 
 
 Gloucefter. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1815 
 
 Vol. I. Gen. 12. 3 - - - . - j 
 
 John, I. 17. The ceremonial law - - 53 
 
 Matth. 3. I, 2. Prophecies relating to John the Bap- 
 
 tift - - - 103 
 
 ALLWOOD, Philip, B.D. {continued). 
 
 Luke, 24. 27. Prophecies relating to Chrift. (Two 
 
 ledhires.) ------ 213 
 
 Matth. 23. 38, 39 - - - 279 
 
 Vol. 2. Rev. I. 3. On the book of Revelation. (Six 
 leftures.) 
 
 A key to the Revelation of St. John the Divine; 
 being an analyfis of thofe parts of that won- 
 derful book which relate to the general ftate 
 of the Chriftian Church through all the times 
 iince it was written, and to the peculiar figns 
 of thofe times. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Brief remarks on " the declaration of the Ca- 
 tholic bifhops, the vicars apoftolic, and their 
 coadjutors in Great Britain." Pp. 89. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 ALMELOVEEN, Theodore Janson, van. 
 
 Born at Mydrecht, near Utrecht, 1657. An eminent 
 Dutch phyfician and writer. Studied Hebrew under 
 Leufden, claflical literature under Graevius, and philo- 
 fophy under G. de Vries. M.D. 1681. Died 17 12. 
 
 Opufcula, live antiquitatum e facris profanarum 
 fpecimen, conjedlanea, veterum poetarum 
 fragmenta et plagiariorum fyllabus. Sm. 8°. 
 
 AmJI. 1686 
 
 Bibliotheca promifTa et latens, huic fubjunguntur 
 G. H. Velfchii de fcriptis fuis ineditis cpiftolae. 
 Sm. 8°. Cauda', 1688 
 
 De vitis Stephanorum, celebrium typographorum 
 diflertatio epiftolica. Sm. 8°. Jfnji. 1683 
 
 ALPHEUS MITYLENJIUS. 
 
 See Poets Grasci Veteres, 2. 136. 
 
 ALPHONSUS, Peter, the Jew. 
 
 Flouriflied 1 106. He changed his name from Mofes to 
 Alphonfus at his baptifm. 
 
 Dialogus contra Judasos. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 21. 172 
 ALPINI, Prospero. 
 
 A celebrated phyfician and botanift. Born 1553, died 1617. 
 Dialogus de Balfamo. Ugolinus, 11. 677 
 
 ALRUNA, S. 
 
 Vita S.Alrunas Marchioniflk Chambenlis, audlore 
 anonymo Nideraltahenfi Ord. S. Ben. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. ii. p. iii. 253 
 ALSOP, Vincent, A.M. 
 
 A native of Northamptonfhire. Educated at St. John's 
 College, Cambridge. Ejected from the living ofWilbee, 
 Northamptonfhire, in 1662. Afterwards minifter of a 
 Diflenting congregation at Weftminfter, where he died in 
 1703, confiderably advanced in years. His principal work 
 was " Anti-Sozzo " (or Anti-Socinus, Sozzo being the 
 Italian name of Socinus). Hervey has highly commended 
 it, as one of the beft defences of evangelical doftrines, and 
 an unanfwerable performance. Dr. E. Calamy celebrates 
 it for its wit. 
 
 Anti-Sozzo ; five Sherlocifmus enervatus : in 
 vindication of fome great truths oppofed and 
 oppofition to fome great errors maintained by 
 Mr. Wm. Sherlock. [Anonymous.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. \6j^ 
 
 Melius inquirendum ; or, a fober inquiry into 
 the reafonings of the Serious Inquiry : wherein 
 the inquirer's cavils againft the principles, his
 
 57 
 
 58 
 
 ALSO!', Vincent, A.M. {continued). 
 
 calumnies againil the preachings and practices 
 of the Nonconformifts, are examined and re- 
 pelled, and St. Augulline, the fynod of Dort, 
 and the articles of the Church of England in 
 the quinquarticular points vindicated. Third 
 edition, with corrections and additions by the 
 author. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lokc^. l68i 
 
 Decus et tutamen ; or, praftical godlinefs the 
 ornament and muniment of all religion : being 
 the fubjeft of feveral fermons preached at 
 Weftminfter upon Titus, 2. lo. 8°. 
 
 LofiJ. 1696 
 
 ALSTEDIUS, John Henry. 
 
 A German Proteftant divine. He was Profeffor of 
 Philofbphy and Divinity at Herborn, and afterwards pro- 
 feffor at Alba Julia in Tranfylvania, where he died 1638, 
 in his fiftieth year. His Encyclopedia was long a popular 
 work. He was a man of great reading and univerfal 
 learning. 
 
 The beloved city ; or, the faints' reign on earth 
 a thoufand years aflbrted and illullrated from 
 lixty-five places of Holy Scripture, belides the 
 judgment of holy learned men. Likewife 
 thirty-five objeftions againft this truth are 
 here anfwered. Faithfully englifbed, with 
 fome occafional notes. 4°. Lok^^. 1643 
 
 ALTHAM, Roger, D.D., late Archdeacon of 
 Middlefex, &c. 
 A pious and learned divine. Died about 1 73 1. His 
 
 fermons are charafterifed by a noble fimplicity and happy 
 
 force of argument. 
 
 Sermons preached on feveral occafions. 2 vol. 
 8°. Z(/W. 1732 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 
 I Pet. 2. 20,21 (2 ferm. 
 
 ) I 
 
 Deut. 21. 8, 9 - 
 
 I 
 
 Rom. 13. 2 - 
 Matth. 22. 21 - 
 
 38 
 59 
 
 John, 6. 14 
 
 I Pet. I. 19, 20 - 
 
 20 
 39 
 
 Phil. 3. 20 - 
 
 77 
 
 Matth. 6. 17, 18 - 
 
 66 
 
 James, I. 22 (2 ferm.) 
 
 103 
 
 I Cor. 4. I - 
 
 92 
 
 Matth. 5. 3 (2 ferm.) 
 Ephef. 5. 15, 16 
 Luke, 1 1 . a8 
 
 139 
 181 
 
 201 
 
 John, 16. 7 
 
 Col. 3. 2 - - . 
 
 Luke, 21. 28 - 
 
 117 
 139 
 161 
 
 I John, 5. II, 12 - 
 I John, 5. 12 
 Luke, 18. 42 (2 ferm.) 
 John, 2.5- 
 
 225 
 241 
 257 
 296 
 
 John, I. 14 - 
 Matth. 22. 37, 38 - 
 Matth. 22. 37-39 
 Rom. 13. 12 (3 ferm.) 
 
 184 
 ao6 
 249 
 268 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 9 (2 ferm.) - 
 
 317 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20 (2 ferm.^ 
 
 317 
 
 Rom. 12. 21 (2 ferm.) 
 
 364 
 
 I Cor. 4. 5 - - 
 
 359 
 
 A vindication of the Church of England from 
 the foul afperlions of fchifm and herefy. In 
 2 parts. Gibfon's Prefervative, i. 333 
 
 The creed of Pope Pius IV. ; or, a profpedl of 
 Popery. Ibid. 14. 234 
 
 ALTHELMUS. See Aldhelmus. 
 ALTICOZZI [Alticotius], Lorenzo. 
 
 A learned Jefuit, born at Cortona, 1689. Died 1777. 
 DifTertatio hiftorico-critica de antiquis novifque 
 Manichaeis. 4*^. Roma, 1763 
 
 Written againft Beaufobre's Hiftory of Manicheifm. 
 
 ALTING, Henry. 
 
 A learned Calvinift divine. Born at Emden, 1583. 
 In 1612 he accompanied the Elector to England, when 
 that prince efpoufed the daughter of James L On his 
 
 ALTING, Henry {continued). 
 
 return to Heidelberg he was appointed Profeffor of the 
 Common Places of Divinity. He was one of the Deputies 
 to the Synod of Dordt. Died 1644. 
 
 Theologia problematica nova ; live fyftema pro- 
 blematum theologicorum in inclyta academia 
 Groningae et Omlandis publicis prsledtionibus 
 propofitum. 4°. Amjl. 1662 
 
 Theologia elendlica nova ; live fyftema elendlicum 
 in inclyta academia Groningae et Omlandias 
 publicis praeleftionibus propofitum. 4°. 
 
 A?nft. 1654 
 
 Methodus theologias didafticae, perpetuis S. Scrip- 
 turas teftimoniis explicata et confirmata. Ad- 
 jedla eft ejufdem Methodus theologia; cate- 
 chetics. 24°. AmJl. 1650 
 
 Scriptorum theologicorum Heidelbergenlium. 
 Tomus primus, continens locos communes, 
 cum didafticos, tum elenchticos. 
 Tomus fecundus, continens problemata theo- 
 
 logica, tum theorica quam pradlica. 
 Tomus tertius, continens explicationem ca- 
 
 techefeos Palatinae, cum vindiciis. 
 3 vol. 4°. Freijiadii, s. a. 
 
 Exegefis logica et theologica Auguftanas confeffi- 
 onis : cum appendice problematica ; num 
 ecclefiae reformats in Germania pro fociis 
 Auguftanse Confeflionis agnofcends et habendae 
 lint. Acceflit fyllabus controverfxarum qus 
 reformatis hodie intercedunt cum Lutheranis 
 [De coena, De perfona Chrifti, De provi- 
 dentia, De prsedeftinatione, De baptifmo, De 
 Caeremoniis]. 4°. Amjl. 1647 
 
 ALTING, James. 
 
 Son of the above, born at Heidelberg, 1618. Having 
 completed his ftudies he came into England, and was or- 
 dained by Biihop Prideaux. Profeffor of Hebrew at Gronin- 
 gen, 1667. Died 1679. He was an eminent biblical 
 fcholar, and well fkilled in the Oriental languages. A 
 criticifm on his works will be found in Le Clerc, Bibl. 
 Un. 4, 395. 
 
 Opera omnia theologica, analytica, exegetica, 
 praftica, problematica, et philologica. 5 vol. 
 folio. Amjl. i68-/ 
 
 Vol. I. Vita. 
 Analyfis exegetica, in quatuor priores libros Mofis i 
 
 Commentarius pleniffimus in Deuter. ab initio ad cap. 
 
 xix. II - - - - - - - 121 
 
 Analyfis exegetica in Pfalmos xxiv. priores - 601 
 
 Praeleftiones in Jeremiam . . - . 649 
 
 Vol. 2. Commentarii theoretico-praftici in loca quadam 
 
 feleda V. T. 
 Parallelifmi quidam vaticiniorum ex V. T. in novo 
 
 citatorum. 
 Vol. 3. Commentarius theorctico-prafticus, in x. capita 
 
 priora Epiftola ad Romanos. 
 Vol. 4. Commentarius in fex reliqua capita Epiftolje ad 
 
 Romanos, cui affixa eft analyfis nitidiffima totius ejus- 
 
 dem epiftolas. 
 Analyfis exegetica in Epiftolam ad Coloffenfes. 
 Praeleftiones in Hebraeos ab initio ad cap. ulque ix. 10. 
 Conciones in loca feleda N. T. Matth. v. 9, xii. 40 ; 
 
 Joh. I. 14, iv. 10, vi. 61-64, vi. 38, viii. 56, xv. 
 
 1-17, xvi. 16, xvii. 19, 20, XX. 17; Adt. v. 32; 
 
 I Cor. xi. 30-32; 2 Cor. vi. 16-18; Eph. iv. 30;
 
 59 
 
 ALTIN'G, James {continued). 
 
 2 Tim. ii. 8 ; Heb. iv. 9-1 1, xiii. 20, 21 ; I Joh. 
 iii. 8, V. II, 12; Apoc. i. 17, 18. 
 Vol. 5. Sabbathum mere evangelicum. 
 
 Schilo, feu vaticinium Jacobi, Gen. xlix. lo. 
 
 Analyhs cxegetica caCccheleos Palatinae. 
 
 Mcthodus theologix didadlicae. 
 
 Diflertationes academicae. 
 
 De S. Scripturae perfedlione - . - 3 
 
 De juftificadone 23 
 
 De Chrifto SO 
 
 De Kabbala Scripturaria - - - - iiS 
 
 De prjedeftinatione . - - - 126 
 
 De figmento pofTelTionis Chrifti citra fidem - 129 
 De arborum fructiferarum praeputio, fandlitate, et 
 fruitione, Lcvit. 19. 23-25 - - - 133 
 
 De poena peccati parentem in liberis - - 139 
 
 De mundo gentilium . - - - 142 
 
 De internuncio Dei gemino - - 146 
 
 Capita catechetica, Heb. 6. i, 2 - - 158 
 
 De notitia Dei naturaliter infita - - - 169 
 
 De libero arbitrio - - - - - 179 
 
 De egrefTibus Meflla? - - - - 185 
 
 De ortu Mertiae humili, five in cap. vii. lefaiae para- 
 phrafis ..---- 189 
 
 De ling. Heb. conftantia, &c. - - - 195 
 
 De pertbflione aurium memorata, Pf. 40. 7 221 
 
 De profelytis et eorum baptifmo - - 228 
 
 Hiftoria academiarum Hebraearum - - 240 
 
 Studiofus Hebraeus - - - - 257 
 
 Mitra, ftola, &c., facerdotis fummi - - 268 
 
 Orationes academicae ----- 288 
 
 Sciagraphia Biblica, feu fpecimen cEconomiaj patriarch- 
 arum. 
 
 Dodlrina de Sabbatho. 
 
 Epiftolae. 
 
 MantifTa mifcellanea. 
 
 Fundamenta pundlationis linguae fanftae. 
 
 Synopfis inftitutionum Chaldasarum et Aramaearum. 
 
 Indices locupletiflimi. 
 
 ALT, H. 
 
 Der chriftliche Kultus in feinen verfchiedenen 
 Entwickclungsformen und feinen einzelnen 
 theilen hiftorifch dargeftelit. 8°. Second edit. 
 
 Berl. 1 85 I* 
 
 ALTMANN, John George. 
 
 A learned Swifs divine, born 1697. Became profefTor 
 of Greek and Moral Philofophy at Berne. Died 1758. 
 
 Obfervatio Philol. de Gallicinio, Hierofolymis, 
 
 in aedibus pondiicis, audito. 
 
 Ugolinus, 27. 17 
 Ad diftum locum Aft. de Lydia Thyatirenfi 
 
 obfcrvationes. Ibid. 
 
 ALULFUS. 
 
 A Benedidline monk of the Abbey of S. Martin of 
 Tournay, in Flanders, who lived during the latter part of 
 the eleventh century. 
 Prologus in librum qui dicitur Gregorialis. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 1 3 i 
 
 The book here called " Gregorialis " is a colledtion of 
 fcntences from the works of Gregory the Great. 
 De expofitione Novi Teftamcnti liber. 
 
 Grcgorii Mag. Opera, vol. 4, pars 2 
 ALVARUS CORDUBENSIS, Paulus. 
 
 Born at Cordova, at the end of the eighth or beginninsj 
 of the ninth century. He was the fellow-ftudent, and 
 through life the intimate friend, of St. Eulogius. Died 861. 
 
 Epiftols ad S. Eulogiuni. 
 
 Bibl. Ma.x. Patr. 15. 303 
 
 29- 453 
 
 60 
 
 ALVAREZ DE PAZ, Diego. 
 
 Born at Toledo, about 1560. Entered the order of the 
 Jefuits. After finiihing his ftudies he went to Peru, and 
 taught philofophy and theology at Lima with great fuccefs. 
 He became provincial of his order at Peiu, an office which 
 he held during ten years, until his death in 1620. His 
 works, in 3 vols, folio, are exceedingly fcarce, and held in 
 great efteem, particularly a fmall work on the fpiritual 
 life, which has been often printed feparately. 
 
 Opera. Editio noviffima, recognita et nunc pri- 
 mum in Germania edita. 3 vol. folio. 
 
 Mogunt. 1 614-19 
 
 Vol. I. 16 14. 
 De vita fpirituali, ejufque perfedtione, libri v. 
 De incitamentis ad vitam fpiritualem. 
 De vita fpirituali et ejus partibus. 
 De natura perfedtionis vitae fpiritualis. 
 De mirabili dignitate perfedtionis. 
 De excitando defiderio perfedlionis. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1614. 
 De exterminatione mall et promotione boni, libri v. 
 De extindtione peccatorum ac vitiorum. 
 De mortificatione aftedtuum. 
 De acquifitione virtutum. 
 De fundamento virtutum, five de humilltate. 
 De tribus feminariis virtutum, five de votis religiofis, 
 paupertate, caftitate, obedientia. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1619. 
 De inquifitione, five ftudio orationis, libri v. 
 De oratione. 
 De materia orationis. 
 De affedlibus orationis. 
 De contemplatione. 
 De procuranda falute animarum. 
 
 AMADESIUS, Joseph Aloysius. 
 
 De metropoli ecclefiaftica Ravennatenfi. 
 
 Chryfologi Sermones. 
 
 AMALARIUS FORTUNATUS. 
 
 A monk of Madeloc, Archbi/hop of Treves, 810. Died 
 814. The two firfl works noted below, under Amalarius 
 Symphofius, have been erroneoufly attributed to Amalarius 
 Fortunatus. 
 
 Epiftola de caeremoniis baptifmi. 
 
 Alcuini Opera, 2. 519 
 
 AMALARIUS SYMPHOSIUS. 
 
 Lived in the ninth century, and has been miftaken for 
 other writers of the fame name ; was one oi the clergy of 
 the.cathedral at Metz j fent to Rome by Louis le Debon- 
 naire in 827 ; became afterwards a rural bifhop in the 
 diocefe of Lyons ; accufed of herefy before the councils of 
 Thionville (835) and Kierfy (837); condemned by the 
 latter. 
 
 De divinis oiBciis. 
 
 De ordine antiphonarii. Hittorpius, 305 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 934 
 
 Supplementum ad librum IV. Amalarii de offi- 
 ciis divinis, five ejus libri caput XLVIII. de 
 eo quod S. Benedidlus nonnulla in officio di- 
 vino aliter conftituit, quam folerent a clericis 
 fieri. Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 93 
 
 Dupin afcribes this work to a later writer. 
 
 Epiftolas ad Hieremiam Archiepifcopum Seno- 
 nenfem, &c. D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 330 
 
 AMALRICUS AUGERIUS. 
 
 An Auguftinian monk of the fourteenth century. 
 
 Vitas nonnullorum pontificum Romanorum. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3, pars 2. 10
 
 6i 
 
 62 
 
 AMAMA, Sixtinus. 
 
 Born at Franecker, 1593. Went to Oxford 16 I 3, and 
 taught Hebrew in Exeter College. In 16 18 became Pro- 
 feiror of Hebrew in the Univerfity of Franecker. Died 
 1629. Celebrated for his knowledge of the Oriental lan- 
 guages. He maintained the paramount authority of the 
 original texts of Scripture. 
 
 Cenfura Vulgatje verfionis V. librorum Mofis. 
 
 Critici Sacri, i, p. 1, 2 
 Notas in libros hiftoricos, Pfalmos, Proverbia, et 
 
 Ecclefiaflen. Crit. Sac. 
 
 De decimis, Deut. xxvi. Critici Sacri, 1. p. 2 
 AMBROSIUS ALEXANDRINUS, Deacon of 
 
 the Church of Alexandria. 
 
 A friend and patron of Origen. 
 Quod fupereft. Routh, Reliqui^,' 3. I 
 
 AMBROSIUS AUTPERTUS, five Ansbertus, 
 
 Abbot of the Benediftine Monaftery of St. 
 
 Vincent on the fide of the river Voltorno. 
 Died 778. Some of his works have been falfely afcribed 
 to S. Auguftine, and others to Ambrofe, bifhop of Milan. 
 
 In Apocalypfim libri ix, x. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 13. 403 
 Liber de cupiditate. 
 
 Martene et Durand, AmplifT. Colled. 219 
 De conflidlu vitiorum et virtutum. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1820 
 AMBROSIUS CAMALDULENSIS. 
 
 Entered a Camaldolefe convent, 14.00. General of his 
 order, 143 1. His letters chiefly relate to his convent: 
 
 they contain many interefting details. 
 
 Epiftolarum libri xx. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Amplifl'. Colleft. iii. 
 AMBROSE [Ambrofius], Saint, Bp. of Milan. 
 
 One of the great Fathers of the fourth century. Born 
 A.D. 340, at Treves, according to the beft authorities. 
 Ordained Bifhop of Milan, 374. He excommunicated the 
 Emperor Theodofius for the maffacre at Theffalonica, and 
 did not ablolve him until after a penance of eight months, 
 and a public humiliation. Died at Milan, 397. His ftyle, 
 though ealy, is eloquent, firm, and bold. The edition of 
 his works, 1686, defcribed below is the beft. It has been 
 reprinted at Venice, 1748, in 4 vol. folio, and in 1781 in 
 8 vol. 4°., both of which are good editions. It has alfo 
 been reprinted recently at Paris by the Abbe Migne, in 
 4 vol. imperial 8°. The Opera Genuina have bcea pub- 
 li/hed at Paris, 1S36, in 4 vol. 8°. There is a modern 
 reprint, feparately, at Leipfic, of De Officiis Clericorum, 
 price zs. ; and Hexaemeron, is. 
 
 Opera, ad manufcriptos codices Vaticanos, Gal- 
 licanos, Belgicos, &c. necnon ad editiones ve- 
 teres emendata, ftudio monachorum ordinis 
 S. Benedifli. 2 vol. fol. P^r. 1686-90 
 
 Vol. I. Prefatio, &c Ff. 12 
 
 Hexaemeron, libri fex - . - . . i 
 
 De paradiio -....- 145 
 
 De Cain et Abel, libri duo - - - - 182 
 
 De Noe et area, liber unus - - - - 2.24 
 
 De Abraham, libri duo ----- 278 
 De Ifaac et anima, liber unus ... 353 
 
 De bono mortis, liber unus - . - . 585 
 
 De fuga faeculi, liber unus - - - - 415 
 
 De Jacob et vita beata, libri duo - - - 440 
 
 De Jofeph patriarcha, liber unus - - - 480 
 
 De benedidtionibus patriarcharum, liber unus - 511 
 De Elia et jejunio ----- ^■^^ 
 
 AMBROSE, Saint {continued). 
 
 De Nabuthe Ifraelita - . . . . 563 
 
 De Tobia --...- 588 
 
 De interpellatione Job et David - . - 625 
 
 Apologia prophetse David, ad Theodofium Auguftum 675 
 Enarrationes in Pfalmos i, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 43, 
 
 45»4-7, 48, 61 ----- 734 
 
 Expofitio in Pfalmum 118 - - - - 967 
 
 Expofitio in Lucam ----- 12.57 
 
 Commentarius in Captica Canticonim e fcriptis S. Am- 
 
 brofii, a Guillelmo quondam abbate S. Theoderici, 
 
 poftea monacho Signiacenfi colledtus - - J 546 
 
 Elenchus manufcriptorum - - - - 1 6 19 
 
 Index locorum S. Scripturae. 
 Index rerum et fententiarum. 
 Index verborum, &c., in notis explicantur. 
 Variae leftiones. 
 Vol. 2. Praefatio, <i:c. - - - - - Ff. 5 
 
 De officiis miniftrorum, libri tres - - i 
 
 De virginibus, ad Marcellinam fororem fuam - 145 
 De viduis - - - - - - 185 
 
 De virglnitate - - - - - - 211 
 
 De inftitutione virginis, et S. Mariae virginitate perpetua, 
 
 ad Eufebium ..---- 249 
 
 Exhortatio virginitatis ----- 277 
 
 De lapfu virginis confecratae . - - 302 
 
 De myfteriis -.-... 320 
 
 De facramentis ------ 342 
 
 De posnitentia ------ 386 
 
 De fide libri quinque, ad Gratianum Auguftum 440 
 
 De Spiritu Sancto, libri tres, ad Gratianum Aug. 596 
 De incarnationis dominicae facramento - - 700 
 
 Fragmentum Ambrofianum ex Theodoreto defump- 
 
 tum -.-.--. 730 
 
 Epiftolae ------- 733 
 
 De excefiu fratris fui Satyri, et liber fecundus de fide 
 
 refurrectionis ------ 1 109 
 
 De obitu Valentiniani confolatio - - - 1171 
 
 De obitu Theodofii oratio . - - - 1196 
 
 Hymni aliquot Ambrofiani ■ - - - 12 1 5 
 
 Elenchus manufcriptorum .... 1225 
 
 Index locorum S. Scripturae. 
 
 Index rerum et fententiarum, &c. 
 
 Variae leftiones. 
 
 yippendtx, continentur varii Traftatus fuppofititii, 
 
 Vita S. Ambrolii a Paulino confcripta - - i 
 
 Vita S. Ambrofii, Graece fcripta, et Latine reddita, nunc 
 
 autem primum in lucem edita - - ■ xv 
 
 Vita S. Ambrofii, a nobis coUedta ex ejus fcriptis, et 
 
 fecundum chronologicum ordinem digefta - xxxi 
 
 T'^arii TraSiatus SuppoJititU. 
 De xlii. manfionibus filiorum lirael - - 1 
 
 Commentaria in Epiftolas xiii. B. Pauli - 15 
 
 De Trinitate, alias in Symbolum Apoftolorum - 321 
 De fide orthodoxa contra Arrianos, alias deFilii divinitate 
 
 et confubftantialitate - - - - 345 
 
 De dignitate facerdotali - - - - "357 
 
 Ad virginem devotam . - - - 365 
 
 Sermones - - - - - - - 39' 
 
 Epiftolas quatuor ----- 479 
 
 Prascationes duae ante miflam - - - 489 
 
 Berengaudi expofitio in Apocalypfin - - 499 
 
 Viftoris Tunonenfis epifcopi de poenitentia - 589 
 
 De Spiritu Sanfto ----- 605 
 
 Concordia evangeliftarum Matthasi et Lucae in genea- 
 
 logia Chrifti ------ 609 
 
 De dignitate conditionis humanae - - 611 
 
 Exorcifmus - - - - - - - 613 
 
 Index in appendicem. 
 
 Opera omnia genuina. 4 vol. 8°. Par. 1836 
 
 HirtoriiE, de excidio urbis Hierofolymitani et 
 
 hymni tres. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 7. 655 
 
 Hexaemeron. Fabricii G. Poetas Chrift. 363
 
 63 
 
 AMBROSE, Saint {continued). 
 
 Explanatio Symboli ad initiandos. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 7, p. I, 1 56 
 
 Epiftola de fide ad S. Hieronymum. Ibid. 159 
 
 Fides, expofitum in Canticis Canticorum, reca- 
 pitulationes. Hommey, Suppl. 259 
 
 Hymni. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1563 
 
 Ambrofianae mifla; ritus et ordo. 
 
 Pamelii Liturgica, i. 293 
 
 Confeflio Ambroliana, in libros quatuor digefla, 
 quibus continetur qiiid de lis fidei Chriftianae 
 dogmatibus quae hodie in controverfiam vo- 
 cantur, &c. ex Ambrofii operibus. Opera 
 J. Nopelii. Sm. 8°. Co/on. 1^80 
 
 AMBROSE, Isaac, B.A. 
 
 A Calvinift divine. Born in Lancafhire, 1592. Bred at 
 Brafennofc College, Oxford, and entered into orders. On 
 the breaking out of" the rebellion he took the covenant and 
 became a Prefbyterian preacher, firft at Garftang, and after- 
 wards at Prefton. Died 1674. He was a devout man, and 
 his works are greatly efteemed, particularly his " Looking 
 unto Jefus." 
 
 Complete works. Folio. Dundee, 1759 
 
 Prima, media, et ultima, or the firft, middle, and laft 
 things, vvhcrin is fet forth, 
 
 1. The dodlrine of regeneration, or the new birth 
 [on John, 3. 3] - - - - - I 
 
 2. The means, duties and ordinances, both fecret, pri- 
 vate and public, for continuance and increafe of a 
 godly life, once begun, till we, come to heaven 62 
 
 3. Meditations on life, death, judgment, hell, Chrift's 
 fufferings, and heaven. 
 
 Life's leafe [on Gen. 47. 9] - - - 263 
 
 Death's arreft [on Luke, 12. 20] - - - 280 
 
 Dooms-day [on Matth. 16. 27] - - 300 
 
 Hell's horror [on Matth. 13. 30] - - 315 
 
 Chrift's fufFerings the purging of fin [on Heb. i. 3] 327 
 
 Heaven's happinefs [on Luke, 23. 43] - 346 
 
 Eph, 5. 16. Redeeming the time, a lermon at the 
 
 funeral of Lady Margaret Houghton - 362 
 
 Looking unto Jefus, a view of the everlafting gofpel : or 
 
 the foul's eyeing of Jefus, as carrying on the great 
 
 work of man's falvation from firft to laft [on Heb. 
 
 12. 2] -.-... 37, 
 
 War with devils [on Eph. 6. 12] - - . gjc 
 
 Miniftration of and communion with angels [on Pf. 91. 
 
 II, 12; and Heb. i. 14] - . _ 3^3 
 
 War with devils, and miniftration of, and com- 
 munion with, angels. 8°. Glafg. \-jcz 
 
 The Chriftian warrior wreftling with fin, Satan, 
 the world, and the flelh. Abridged, me- 
 thodifed, and improved, by the Rev. Thomas 
 Jones, of Crcaton. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 AMEDEUS, Bifhop of Laufanne. 
 
 Flouriftied 1 144. 
 
 Homilia; odo dc laudibus B. Virginis. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 20. 1262 
 AMELIUS, Petrus, Aleftcnfis Auguftinianus. 
 Itinerarium D. Papa; Gregorii XI. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3, pars 2. 690 
 AMERBACHIUS, Vitus. 
 
 Born 1487. Became a Lutheran, but returned to the 
 Roman communion, and died Profeflbr of Philofophy at 
 Ingolftadt 1557. 
 
 De anima. See Vivis, J. L. 
 AMERICAN Prayer. See Liturgy. 
 
 64 
 
 AMERICAN National Preacher, or original 
 monthly fermons from living minifters of the 
 United States. Vols. 7, 8, 9, 10. 
 
 New Tork, 1832-36 
 
 This work was commenced in 1826, and is ftiU con- 
 tinued. The 24th vol. was publiflied in 1850. 
 
 AMES, William. 
 
 A Calvinift divine. One of the moft acute contro 
 verfial writers of his age, and a good cafuift. Born in 
 Norfolk 1576. Educated at Chrift College, Cambridge. 
 Went to Franecker, and was chofen Profeflbr of Divinity. 
 He was afterwards paftor of a congregation of Brownifb at 
 Rotterdam, and died there 1633. 
 
 Opera, quae Latine fcriplit, omnia. 5 vol. 12°. 
 
 Jmji. 1658 
 
 Vol. I. Praefatio introdudtoria Matthaei Netheni, qua 
 
 hiftoria, vitae, et fcriptorum D. Amefii breviter enarra- 
 
 tur, et horum praeftantia atque utilitas oftenditur. 
 
 De Arminii fententia de redemptione general! et eledtione. 
 
 Refcriptio ad refponfum Grevinchovii de redemptione 
 
 generali et eledlione. 
 Chriftianae catecheleos fciagraphia. 
 
 Puritanifmus Anglicanus, five praecipua dogmata eorum 
 qui inter vulgo didlos Puritanos in Anglia, rigidiores 
 habentur. 
 De origine fabbati et die dominico. 
 Vol. 2. Bellarminus enervatus ; five difputationes anti- 
 Bellarminianae. 
 Difceptatio fcholaftica de circulo pontificio, &c. 
 Vol. 3. Anti-fynodalia fcripta, vel animadverfiones in 
 dogmata Remonftrantium. 
 Coronis ad collationem Hagienfem. 
 Philofophemata. 
 Technometria. 
 Adverfus metaphyficam. 
 Adverfus ethicam. 
 
 Logicae verae demonftratio, et thefes. 
 Vol. 4. Ledliones in Pfalmos. 
 Explicatio analytica i. et ii, Epift. Petri. 
 Condones [in Matth. 6. 33, Johan. 17. 3, Eph. i. 
 
 Vol. 5. De confcientia et ejus jure vel cafibus. 
 Medulla theologica. 
 Difputado de fidei divinas veritate. 
 Explicatio i Cor. 2. 4, 5. 
 
 Oratio. 
 
 AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS. 
 
 Born at Antioch, and in his youth ferved in the army. 
 Died about 390. He wrote with candour refpedting 
 Chriftianity. 
 
 Rerum geftarum qui de xxxi. fuperfunt, libri 
 xviii. Ope MSS. codicum emendati ab Hen- 
 rico Valelio, et auftoribus adnotationibus il- 
 luftrati. Necnon excerpta Vetera de geftis 
 Conftantini et regum Italiae. Editio pofterior, 
 cui H. Valefius, F. Lindenbrogii ampliores 
 obfervationes et Colbertanea variarum leftio- 
 num adjecit, &c. Folio. Par. 168 1 
 
 AMMIRATO SCIPIONE. 
 
 An Italian hiftorian. Born 1531; died 1601. 
 
 Opufcoli [Delia hofpitalita, Delia diligenza, Degli 
 honori. La vita del Re Ladiflao, La vita della 
 Reina Giovanna, &c.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Fiorenza, 1583 
 
 AMMON, C. F. 
 
 Gefchichte des Lebens Jefu. 3 vol. 8°. 1847* 
 
 Handbuch der Chriftlichen Sittenlehre. 3 vol. 
 8°. Leipxig, 1838
 
 65 
 
 66 
 
 AMMONIUS. 
 
 A philoibpher of Alexandria, and the firft who compofed 
 a Harmony of the Gofpels. Flouri/hed 220, He was the 
 inventor of a divifion of the Gofpels into a fort of chapters, 
 called the Ammonian Sedions, which was adopted by 
 Eufebius. 
 Evangeliorum Harmonia. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 3. 265 ; Bibl. Patr. Gal- 
 landii, 2. 531 ; Grynaeus, ']6i 
 
 AMCENUS. 
 
 Enchiridion, V. et N. Teft. 
 
 Fabricii G. Poetae Chrift. 747 
 AMOLO. See Amulo. 
 AMORE, William de S. 
 Sermones. Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 43 
 
 AMORY, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A diffendng divine. Born at Taunton, 1700. Edu- 
 cated by his uncle, Mr. Grove, whom he fucceeded as 
 tutor of the Diffenting Academy and congregation of that 
 town. Removed to London 1759, ^"'^ became paftor of 
 the congregation in the Old Jewry. Died 1774. An 
 author of great piety ; his fermons are clofe, accurate, folid, 
 and affeftionate. He was much oppofed to Calvinilm, and 
 inclined to Arianifm. 
 
 Two fermons, Rom. 12. i. Self-dedication to 
 God explained and recommended, with a 
 particular view to the new year, and a pre- 
 fatory addrefs to youth. 12°. Land. 1743 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 20. 5-13. The prayer of 
 King Jeholhaphat confidered, and applied to 
 the ftate of the nation. [Fall.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 
 A dialogue on devotion, after the manner of 
 Xenophon ; in which the reafonablenefs, plea- 
 fure, and advantages of it are confidered. To 
 which is prefixed, A converfation of Socrates 
 on the being and providence of God. Trans- 
 lated from the Greek. Second edition, cor- 
 refted and improved. Pp. 90, Ff. 2. 8°. 
 
 Lo7jd. 1746 
 
 Daily devotion aflifted and recommended, in 
 
 four fermons, on Pfa. 3. 5, and Pfa. 92. 2. 
 
 Second edition, with forms of prayer for the 
 
 morning and evening. 8°. Lond. 1770 
 
 Originally published in 1747. 
 
 Eight lermons on a future general judgment, 
 on Matth. 25. 31, 32, and 2 Cor. 5. 10. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1748 
 
 Eight fermons : On contentment, the reafon- 
 ablenefs of religion, and the advantages of 
 prayer. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 Phil. 4. II. On Chriftian contentment. (Five fermons.) 
 Job, 21. 7. The reafonablenefs of religion - 117 
 
 Job, 21. 15. The advantages of prayer - 140 
 
 Habitual religion explained and recommended, 
 
 in three fermons on Pfa. 16. 8. 8°. Lond. 1759 
 
 Twenty-two fermons. 8°. Lond. 1766 
 
 Pf. 145. 9. The Divine goodness explained - i 
 
 Pf. 145. 9. Goodnefs proved to be a divine perfedlion 29 
 
 Pf. 145. 9. The goodnefs of God, as Creator, illuftrated 
 
 in various inftances - . . . 55 
 
 Pf. 8. 5. The creation of mankind a glorious inftance 
 
 and proof of the Divine benevolence - - 89 
 
 I 
 
 AMORY, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Pf. 8. 5, The Creator's goodnefs illuftrated in various 
 laws of the human conftitution - - 123 
 
 Matth. 5. 45. The goodnefs of Divine providence, to 
 mankind in particular - - - - '53 
 
 Matth. 5. 45. The goodnefs of Divine providence to 
 finners ._.... igj 
 
 Ephef. 2. 5. The goodnefs of God in the redemption of 
 the world. (Two fermons.) - - - 215 
 
 Pf. 136. I. The principal properties of the Divine 
 benevolence - - - - - 271 
 
 James, 1.13, 14. Of moral evil, and that the permis- 
 fion of it is confiftent with the Divine goodnefs 301 
 
 James, i. 13, 14. The objedlion of the abundance of 
 moral evil farther urged and anfwered - - 329 
 
 Heb. 12. 10. Natural evil, and the puniftiments threat- 
 ened in Scripture, not inconfiftent with the goodnefs 
 of God - - - - - - 351 
 
 Matth. 7. II. Dodlrinal inferences from the Divine 
 benevolence ------ 381 
 
 Matth. 7. II. Practical inferences from the Divine 
 benevolence. (Two fermons.) - - 405 
 
 Mark, 10. 17. The evidences for a future ftate. (Two 
 fermons.) .._--- 449 
 
 Mark, 10. 17. Of the necefTity there is that we do the 
 work of God ----- 4.80 
 
 Mark, 10. 17. The difpofitions with which we fliould 
 inquire the way to eternal life . - - 500 
 
 John, 6. 68, 69. Chrift the beft guide to eternal life 516 
 
 John, 6. 68, 69. The diredions given by Chrift for at- 
 taining eternal life - - - - 536 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1775 
 
 Jer. 23. 23, 24. The Divine omniprefence. (Three 
 
 fermons.) ------ 1 
 
 Afts, I. 9-11. The afcenfion of Chrift. (Twoferm.)6z 
 John, 5. 39. Our obligation to fearch the Scriptures, 
 
 and of their infpiration - - - - 107 
 
 John, 5. 39. Diredions for attaining the true fenfe of 
 
 the holy Scriptures - - - - - 126 
 
 John, 5. 39. Direftions for fo reading the Scriptures as 
 
 to be improved in piety and goodnefs - 163 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15, 16. The chief encouragements to ftudy 
 
 the holy Scriptures. (Three fermons.) - 177 
 
 I Cor. I. 25. The objeftions againft the excellence and 
 
 ufefulnefs of the holy Scriptures. (Two fermons.) 238 
 Phil. I. 21. The charafter and bleffednefs of thofe, to 
 
 whom to live is Chrift, and to die is gain. Funeral 
 
 fermon on Rev. J. Strong - - - 273 
 
 Pfa. 31. 15. Our times in the hand of God. Funeral 
 
 fermon ------- 320 
 
 Job, 14. 2. The fhortnefs and frailty of human life. 
 
 Funeral fermon ----- 359 
 
 Pfa. 16. 8. The charafter of the habitually religious 408 
 Pfa. 16. 8. The principal relations in which we are to 
 
 regard God - 4^7 
 
 Pfa. 16. 8. Inftances of conduft wherein we fliould 
 
 peculiarly regard God, and the bleflings promifed to 
 
 thofe who do it - - - - - 447 
 
 Pfa. 65. II. God crowneth the year with His goodnefs. 
 
 Charity fchool ^"^^ 
 
 A chronological and particular account of the writings of 
 
 the Rev. T. Amory, D.D. - - - 515 
 
 AMPELIUS, Lucius. 
 
 Liber memorialis, ex Bibliotheca C. Salmafii. 
 
 Flori, L. A. Opera, 2, in fne 
 AMPHILOCHIUS ICONIENSIS. 
 
 A native of Cappadocia. In early life he profefled 
 rhetoric. Confecrated Bifhop of Iconium 370. He was at 
 the Council of Conftantinople, 381, and prefident of that 
 of Sida, 385. 
 
 Amphilochii Iconienfis, Methodii Patarenfis ep 
 Andreae Cretenfis, Opera omnia quae reperiri
 
 67 
 
 68 
 
 AMPHILOCHIUS ICONIENSIS {contmued). 
 
 potuerunt, Gr. et Lat. Nunc primum, mag- 
 nam partem tcncbris eruta Latine reddita ac 
 
 rccognita, notifque illuftrata, opera et ftudio 
 R. P. F. F. Combcfis, Ord. Pra^^dic. Folio. 
 
 Par. 1644 
 
 This well-edited volume has become fcarce. 
 
 In Chrifti natalem oratio ... - i 
 
 In Domini Circuncifionem oratio - - 10 
 
 De occurfu Domini oratio - - - - 23 
 
 In S. Deiparam et Symeonem oratio - - 36 
 
 In Lazarum quatriduanum oratio - • - 57 
 
 In mulierem peccatricem oratio - - 64 
 
 In diem Sabbati sanfti oratio - - - - 86 
 
 De poenitentia oratio ----- 91 
 
 Ad Seleuchum Iambi - - - - - 116 
 
 Excerpta varia ex Amphilochio - - - 138 
 
 Vita S. Bafilii ------ 155 
 
 Vita Amphilochii per Metaphraften - - 228 
 
 Notae in Amphilochium - . - - 237 
 See S. Methodius and S. Andreas. 
 
 Orationes et Homilias, Latine. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 1057 
 
 Opera, Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 6. 463 
 
 Epiftola fynodica. Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 99 
 
 AMULO [Emulons, Amolon, Lat. Amulus, 
 
 Hamulus, Amolo]. 
 
 Lived in the ninth century. Deacon of the cathedral of 
 Lyons under Agobard, whom he fucceeded as archbiihop in 
 841. Was very much engaged in the disputes about pre- 
 deftination and grace. Died 852. 
 
 Epiftolas. 
 
 Opufcula duo de prsedeftinatione, libero ar- 
 bitrio, &c. Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 329 
 
 Agobardi Opera 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 553 
 Ad Gothefcalcum epiftola. 
 
 Sirmondi Opera, 2. 893 
 AMYRAUT, Moses [Amyraldus]. 
 
 Born at Bourgueil, 1596; died 1664. Was at firft 
 brought up for the law, but ultimately entered the miniftry, 
 and became one of the ornaments of the French Proteftant 
 Church. Appointed profeflbr of theology in 3633, at 
 Saumur, with Cappell and La Place. Sent to the Na- 
 tional Synod of Charenton in 163 1. In confequence of 
 a work on predeftination, he was accufed of Arminianifm 
 by a ftrong party. Amyraut feems to have been a man 
 of moderate views. He gained the efteem of Cardinal 
 Richelieu and of many perfbns belonging to the Roman 
 Catholic Church. 
 
 Paraphrafis in pfalmos Davidis, una cum annota- 
 tionibus et argumentis. 4°. Salmuri, 1662 
 
 A treatife concerning religions, in refutation of 
 the opinion which accounts all indifferent ; 
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 particular revelation and the verity and pre- 
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 Land. 1660 
 
 In Symbolum Apoftolorum exercitatio. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Sal. 1663 
 
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 fcriptural and philofophical difcourfes con- 
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 death. Tranflated by a minifter of the Church 
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 AMYRAUT, Mofes {continued). 
 
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 tioned in Scripture, together with the marks 
 and charadlers by which they might be dis- 
 tinguiflied from vain delufions. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1676 
 
 La morale Chreftienne. A M. de Villarnoul. 
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 Land. i56o 
 
 ANACHARSIS. See Barthelemy. 
 
 AN ACRE ON. 
 
 Born at Teos, in Ionia, about the fixth century B.C. 
 
 Anacreon Teius, poeta lyricus, fumma cura et 
 diligentia, ad fidem etiam vet. MS. Vatican, 
 emendatus, Gr. et Lat. Item Anacreontis 
 vita, &c. opera et ftudio Jofuje Barnes, 
 S.T.B. Editio altera, auftior. 12°. 
 
 Cafitab. 1721 
 Poetas Graeci Veteres, 2. 100 
 
 Odes, tranflated into Englifh verle, with notes, 
 by Thomas Moore, Efq. 18°. Lo7id. \%z6 
 
 The firft twenty-eight odes, in Greek and in 
 Englifh, and in both languages, in profe as 
 well as in verfe ; with variorum notes, a 
 grammatical analyfis, and a lexicon, by J. B. 
 Roche, M.D. 8°. Land. 1827 
 
 ANAGNOSTA, John. 
 
 Lived in the fifteenth century. He was prefent at the 
 fiege of Thelfalonica by Amurath, in 1430, which he 
 defcribes. 
 
 De excidio urbis Theflalonicenfis, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 21 
 
 ANALYTICAL Review; or, hiftory of lite- 
 rature, from the commencement in May 1788 
 to Dec. 1791. II vol. 8°. Lo7td. 1788-92 
 
 This periodical was terminated in 1799. 
 
 ANAMODUS. 
 
 Anamodi fubdiaconi traditionum Emmerammen- 
 fium, feculo ix. faftarum, libri ii. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i, p. 3. 195 
 
 ANASTASIUS I. Pope. 
 
 Flourished 399. 
 
 Epiftolse. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 8. 246
 
 69 
 
 7o 
 
 ANASTASIUS SINAITA, the Elder, Patriarch 
 
 of Antioch. 
 
 After living in the monaftery of Mount Sinai, whence 
 he aflumed the name of Sinaita, for a confiderable number 
 of years, he was raifed to the Patriarchate of Antioch, a.d. 
 561. He was a ftrenuous defender of orthodoxy, for which 
 he incurred the oppofition of Juftinian, and banifliment by 
 his fucceflor in the empire. Reftored by Mauritius, 595. 
 Died 599. 
 
 '0AHr02, feu dux vise adverfus Acephalos. 
 
 Anagogicarum contemplationum in Hexameron, 
 
 libri xi. 
 Orationes v. : De Trinitate, De incircumfcripto, 
 
 De incarnatione, De paffione, De impatibilitate 
 
 Chrifti, De refurreftione Chrilli. 
 Sermones vi. : In annunciationem. In trans- 
 
 iigurationem, &c. 
 Quaefliones varis et refponliones ad eafdem. 
 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 808 
 
 Some of the above works have been alfo attributed to 
 another Anaftafius Sinaita, who flourifhed in the feventh 
 century. 
 
 Orationes et fermones, necnon traftatus de tri- 
 bus Quadragefimis, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 12. 234 
 De hominis ad imaginem et limilitudinem Dei 
 creatione, Gr. et. Lat. 
 
 Origenes, Philocalia, 559 
 De homine ad Dei imaginem condito. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 9. 619 
 In annunciationem S. Marine. 
 In Dominicam transfigurationem. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Audlarium, i. 849 
 Oratio in Sacra Synaxi. 
 
 In Pfalmum vi. Ibid. 1. 881 
 
 Orationes de SS. Trinitate, De incircumfcripto, 
 De incarnatione, De paffione, et De refur- 
 reftione. Canifius, 1. 429 
 
 Oratio de facra Synaxi, Gr. et Lat. Ibid, i . 465 
 Oratio in fextum Pfalmum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Ibid. I. 480 
 De tribus Quadragefimis. 
 
 Cotelerii Monumenta, 3. 425 
 
 ANASTASIUS SINAITA, the Younger, Pa- 
 triarch of Antioch. 
 
 Originally a monk in the monaftery of Mount Sinai. 
 Became Patriarch of Antioch, 599. He fliowed great zeal 
 in the converfion of the Jews, by whom he was put to 
 death with cruel torture in a revolt, 608. 
 
 Compendiana orthodoxje fidei explicatio. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 11. 1045 
 
 ANASTASIUS BIBLIOTHECARIUS. 
 
 So called becaufe he was librarian of the Vatican. A 
 native of Greece, one of thdmoft learned men of his age. 
 Flourifhed in the ninth century. His chief work, Lives of 
 the Popes, fometimes publifhed under the title of Liber 
 Pontificalis, has caufed much controverfy. Blondel and 
 Salmafius beftow great encomiums on it, while Hailing, a 
 Roman Catholic writer, depreciates it as much. The moft 
 elaborate edition is that delcribed below. The work is 
 given by Muratori in his " Script. Rerum Ital." vol. 3, 
 accompanied with dilTertations. 
 
 ANASTASIUS BIBLIOTHECARIUS {continued). 
 
 De vitis Romanorum pontificum, a B. Petro 
 Apoflolo, ad Nicolaum I., adjeftis vitis Ha- 
 driani II. et Stephani VI. Auftore Guillelmo 
 Bibliothecario, liib aufpiciis SS. domini noftri 
 Clementis XI. 4 vol. fol. Rom^, lyiS-iy^^ 
 
 Vol. I. Romae, 1718. 
 In vitas Pontificum Anaftafio Bibliothecario attributas, 
 
 Prasfatio, audore Francifco Blanchino, Veronenfi. 
 De vitis pontificum, a.d. 45-A.D. 885. 
 Vol. 2. Romae, 1723. 
 Prolegomena ad Vitas Pontificum. Inter alia, 
 
 Emmanuelis a Schleftrate differtatio de antiquis Rom. 
 
 Pontificum Catalogis, &c. 
 Chronologia, ad a.d. 314. 
 Notas variorum ad hiftoriam Anaftafii de Vitis Pontifi- 
 cum, A.D. 45-A.D. 314. 
 
 Vol. 3. Romae, 1728. 
 Prolegomena. Inter alia, 
 Ordo Romanus. 
 
 Chronologia, a S. Silveftro ad S. Gregorium Magnum. 
 Notas variorum, a.d. 336-577. 
 
 Vol. 4. Romas, 1735. 
 Prolegomena. Inter alia, 
 
 Vitae Pontificum a B. Petro ad S. Paulum I. ex codice 
 
 Veronenfis. 
 Codex facramentorum vetus Romanse Ecclefias, a S. 
 
 Leone Papa I. confedlus. 
 Gelafii decretum. 
 Pfalterium, cum Canticis juxta Vulgatam, antiquam 
 
 Latinam et Italam verfionem. 
 Chronologia a S. Gregorio Magno, ufque ad Ste- 
 phanum III. al. IV. 
 Notas variorum, a.d. 590-757. 
 
 Vitas Romanorum pontificum. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script, 3. 93 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaitica, five chronographia tripar- 
 tita, et hiftoria de vitis Romanorum Pontificum. 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 6 
 Colleftanea de iis qu^ fpeftant ad hiftoriam 
 Monothelitarum. 
 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 831 
 Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 32 
 Sirmondi Opera varia, 3. 291 
 Epiftols. Mufeum Italicum, 1 , 80 
 
 Epitome chronicorum Cafinenfium nunc pri- 
 mum edita. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 2. 345 
 
 ANASTASIUS, S. Q. E. Apocrisarius. 
 
 Lived in the feventh century. 
 Epiftola de obitu S. Maximi. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12, 858 
 
 ANASTASIUS MONACHUS. 
 
 Lived in the feventh century. 
 Epiftola contra Monothelitas. Ibid. 12. 851 
 
 Adverfus Monophyfitas et Monothelitas liber 
 
 tertius et quartus, Grsece. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 7, p. i. 192 
 
 ANASTASIUS ABBAS. 
 
 Lived in the ninth century. 
 Liber contra Juda^os. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 13, 333 
 Canifius, 2, pars 3. 9 
 Adverfus Judasos difputationes v. Greece. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 7, p. i. 207
 
 7» 
 
 ANATOLIUS ALEXANDRINUS. 
 
 An Alexandrian by birth. Became Bifhop of Laodicea. 
 Flouriftied 270. He was confidcred the moft eminent man 
 of his day for eloquence, Grecian literature, and philofophy. 
 
 Canon pafchalis. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 545 
 
 Fragmentum epiftola;. Cotel. Monumenta, i . 66 
 
 ANCIENT Univerfal Hiilory. See Universal. 
 
 ANCIENT Hiftory of the Jews, and of the 
 
 minor nations of antiquity ; to which are 
 
 prefixed the various theories of the creation, 
 
 and a general hillory to the birth of Abraham, 
 
 Royal 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Taken principally from the Ancient Univerfal Hiftory. 
 
 ANCIENT Accounts of India and China. See 
 
 Renaudot. 
 ANCONA. J. S. Surveyor. 
 Hints for the valuation of ecclefiaftical and other 
 
 property. Pp. 32. 8°, Lond. n. d. 
 
 ANDERSON, Adam. 
 
 A clerk in the South Sea Houfe for forty years, and 
 afterwards chief clerk of the Stock and New Annuities. 
 A native of Scotland. Died 1765, aged 73. 
 
 An hillorical and chronological deduftion of the 
 origin of commerce, from the earlieft accounts 
 to the prefent time. Containing an hiftory of 
 the great commercial interefts of the Britifh 
 empire, z vol. folio. Lond. 1764 
 
 Vol. 1. Introdudion, exhibiting a view of the ancient 
 and modern ftate of Europe ; of the importance of 
 our colonies ; and of the commerce, fliipping, manu- 
 fadlures, fiilieries, &c. of Great Britain and Ireland : 
 and their influence on the landed intereft. 
 Hiftorical and chronological dedudtion of commerce 
 from the earlieft accounts to a.d. 16 18. 
 Vol. 2. A.D. 1619-1762. 
 Appendix, containing the modern politico-commercial 
 geography of the feveral countries of Europe. [In- 
 cluding a reprint verbatim of] obfervations concerning 
 the dominion and fovereignty of the feas ; being an 
 abftradt of the marine affairs of England. By Sir 
 Philip Meadows, knight. 
 A work replete with ufeful information. A confider- 
 able portion of it has been rcpublifhed, with improvements, 
 by Macpherfon. See Macpherfon, David. 
 
 ANDERSON, Christopher. 
 
 A pious Baptift minifter. Educated in Edinburgh and at 
 the Baptift College, Briftol. Ordained paftor of a congrega- 
 tion in Edinburgh, 1808, in which charge he continued 
 until his death in 1852. 
 
 Hiftorical fketchcs of the ancient Irifh and their 
 defendants, illuftrative of their paft and pre- 
 fent ftate with regard to literature, education, 
 and oral inftruftion. 12°. Edi?i. 1828 
 
 Ireland, but ftill without the miniftry of the word 
 in her own nativ'e language. 18°. Edin. 1835 
 The Annals of the Englifh Bible. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1845 
 Vol. I. Introdudlion ; brief furvey of the ages which 
 preceded any printing of the Scriptures in the Englifh 
 tongue. 
 Annals, 1525-1537- 
 Vol. 2. Annals, 1538-1844. 
 Chronological index, lift of Englifh bibles and new tefta- 
 
 ments. 
 Hiftorical index to the Annals of the Englifh Bible, 
 
 Index of names, &c. 
 The hiftorical index was added fome time after publication. 
 
 72 
 
 ANDERSON, Rev. George. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 13. The ufe and abufe of 
 diverfions. With an appendix, fhewing that 
 the ftage in particular is an unchriftian diver- 
 fion. Second edit, corredled. 8°. Edin. 1733 
 
 A remonftrance againft Lord Bolingbroke's Phi- 
 lofophical Religion. 8°. Edin. 1756 
 
 ANDERSON, James, Efq. 
 
 An eminent antiquary. Born at Edin. 1662; died 1728. 
 Colleftions relating to the hiftory of Mary Queen 
 of Scotland, containing a great number of 
 original papers never before printed, alfo a 
 few fcarce pieces reprinted. Second edition. 
 4 vol. 4°. Lond. 1729 
 
 Vol. I & 2. Vita J. Leflaei epifc. RofTenfis, 1596. 
 Defence of Qu^eene Marie's honour. By Morgan Phi- 
 
 lippes, B.D. Printed at Liege, 157 1. 
 Declaration by the Queen concerning the Earl of Both- 
 
 well's feizing and imprifoning her. 
 Buchanan, Geo. Ane detedtioun of the doingis of Mary 
 
 at St. Androis, 1572. 
 With numerous original papers, adls, proclamations, &c. 
 Vol. 3 & 4. Lefley, Bp. negotiations, 1572. Letters, 
 memorials, &c. &c. 
 
 ANDERSON, James, D.D. 
 
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 Difcourfes on Elijah and John the Baptift. Se- 
 cond edition. 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 1 Kings, 17. I. Elijah's firft mi/Tion to Ahab, and his 
 
 departure to the brook Cherith - - - i 
 
 I Kings, 17. 23. Elijah and widow of Zarephath 18 
 
 I Kings, 18. I. Elijah's fecond mifTion to Ahab 35 
 
 I Kings, 18. 36, Elijah's victory over Baal's prophets 
 
 on Mount Carmel - - - - ^o 
 
 I Kings, 19. 13. Elijah at Horeb - - - 66 
 
 I Kings, 19. 19. Elifha's call, and Elijah's third mifTion 
 
 to Ahab 84 
 
 1 Kings, 21, 28, 29. Ahab's repentance, and punifh- 
 ment deferred ------ 104 
 
 2 Kings, I. 17. The captains of Ahaziah deftroyed by 
 fire ------- 126 
 
 2 Kings, 2. II, 12. The afcent of Elijah - 141 
 
 Mai. 4. 5, 6. The prophecy that John the Baptift 
 
 fhould come in the fpirit and power of Elijah 155 
 
 Luke, I. 5, 6. Zacharias and Elizabeth - 176 
 
 Luke, I. 80. The birth and childhood of John 192 
 Luke, 3. I, 2, 3. John the Baptift preaching in the 
 
 wildernefs ------ 209 
 
 Luke, 3. 16, 17. John baptizing - - 226 
 
 Adls, 19. 2, 3. The baptifm of John and that ofChrift 
 
 compared ------ 247 
 
 John, I. 29. Jefus Chrift, the Lamb of God, which 
 
 taketh away fin - - - - - 267 
 
 John, 3. 25-28. The laft verbal tefUmony of John to 
 
 Chrift - - 284 
 
 Mark, 6. 20. John the g|ptift and Herod Antipas 308 
 Matt. II. II. John's me'^ge to Jefus, and his death 327 
 Sermons on various fabjeds. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 Afts, 24. 16. Conscience - - - - i 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. The grace of God and the agency of 
 
 man ------- 29 
 
 Pfa. 122. 6-9. The chriflian patriot - - 51 
 
 I Cor. 4. I. The minifterial office - - 76 
 
 I Kings, 13. 26. The difobedient prophet - 10 1
 
 73 
 
 ANDERSON, James S. M. {continued). 
 
 Ecclef. 8. II. The fufpenfion of Divine punifliments. 
 
 Affize fermon - - - - - 126 
 
 Luke, 16. 2. The parable of the unjuft fteward 145 
 I Cor. 10. II, 12. Ifrael in the wildernefs, a warning 
 
 to the Chriftian church - - - - 163 
 
 Nehem. 8. 9. Ezra reading the law - - 182 
 
 John, II. 35. Jefus weeping ... 205 
 
 John, 16. 8-11. The Spirit reproving the world of fin, 
 
 of righteoufnefs, and of judgment - - 232 
 
 Luke, 17. 17, 18. The ten lepers - - 258 
 
 Luke, 7. 37, 38. The repentant woman. Anniverfary 
 
 of Magdalen Hofpital - - . . 274 
 
 Pfa. 40. 8—10. The humiliation of the Son of God 294 
 Rom. 6. 23. Funeral fermon on William IV. 314 
 
 The cloud of witneffes ; a feries of difcourfes on 
 the eleventh and part of the twelfth chapters 
 oi the Epiftle to the Hebrews. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1839-1843 
 
 Vol. I. 1839. 
 
 Heb. II. I, 2. The definition of faith. Two fer. i &23 
 
 Heb. II. 3. The worlds framed by the word of God. 
 
 (Two fermons.) - - - - - 50 & 74 
 
 Heb. II. 4. Abel's facrifice - - - - 95 
 
 Heb. II. 5, 6. Enoch walking with God - 124 
 
 Heb. II. 7. Noah preparing the ark - - 146 
 
 Heb. II. 8—10. Abraham's fojourn in the land of pro- 
 
 mife ------- 17^ 
 
 Heb. II. 11-16. The faithful Sarah, and the expeftant 
 patriarchs ------ j^y 
 
 Heb. II. 17, 18, 19. Abraham offering up Ifaac 227 
 Heb. II. 20. Ifaac blefling Jacob and Efau - 248 
 
 Heb. II. 21. Jacob's dying blefling - - 266 
 
 Heb. II. 22. Jofeph giving commandment concerning 
 his bones ------ 287 
 
 Heb. II. 23. The parents of Mofes concealing him 304 
 
 Heb. II. 24, 25, 26. Mofes refufing to be called the 
 
 fon of Pharaoh's daughter. (Two ferm.) 333 & 351 
 
 Heb. II. 27. Mofes enduring, as feeing Him who is in- 
 
 vifible - - - - - - -371 
 
 Vol. 2. 1843. 
 
 Heb. II. 28. The paffover ... 1 
 
 Heb. II. 29. The paffage of the Red Sea - 32 
 
 Heb. II. 30. Jo/hua fubduing Canaan. (Two dis- 
 
 courfes.) - - - - - - 53&77 
 
 Heb. II. 31. Rahab faved from perifhing - 96 
 
 Heb. II. 32. Barak triumphant - - - 123 
 
 Judges, 6. 24. Gideon following the guidance of the 
 
 Lord ------- i^g 
 
 Judges, 8. 22, 23. Gideon the deliverer of Ifrael 171 
 Judges, II. II. Jephthah, ruler in Ifrael - 190 
 
 Judges, 16. 31. Samfon, the enemy of Philiftia 217 
 I Sam. I. 20. The birth of Samuel - - 238 
 
 I Sam. 3. 21, and part of 4. i. Samuel, a prophet of 
 Ifrael's chaftifement - - - - -258 
 
 I Sam. 7. 3. Samuel, the inftrument of Ifrael's refor- 
 mation ----- - 282 
 
 I Sam. 8^. 19-21, and part of 22. The Ifraelites de- 
 manding a king of Samuel - - . 300 
 I Sam. 12. 24, 25. Samuel rebuking Saul's unfaith- 
 fulnefs ------ 323 
 
 I Sam. 15. 34, 35. Samuel's fecond rebuke of Saul 342 
 I Sam. 25. I. Samuel's death, and appearance at Endor 
 
 359 
 Sermon, Pfa. 39. 10. Chriftian fubmiffion. [Fu- 
 neral of the late K^v. Robert Anderfon.] 
 With an appendix. Fifth edit. 8°. Lond. 1843 
 The hiftory of the Church of England in the 
 colonies and foreign dependencies of the Britifh 
 Empire. 2 vol. 8°. Lo?id. 1845 
 
 Vol. I. A.B. 1496 A.D. 1625. 
 
 Vol. 2. Lond. 1848. A.D. 1625-1702. 
 
 74 
 
 ANDERSON, James S. M. {continued). 
 
 Addreffes on mifcellaneous fubjefts : i. The 
 
 profitable employment of hours gained from 
 
 bufmefs ; 2. Dr. Johnfon; 3. Columbus; 
 
 4. Sir Walter Raleigh; 5. England and her 
 
 colonies. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Seimon, 2 Cor. 6. 3, 4 : " Giving no offence 
 
 in any thing, that the miniftry be not blamed." 
 
 [Vifitation.] 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Two fermons, 2 Tim. i. 6, 7. The trials of 
 
 the Church a quickening of her zeal and love. 
 
 [Eafter i & 2.] Upon the confequences of 
 
 the recent judgment of the Judicial Committee 
 
 of her Majefty's Privy Council (in reference 
 
 to the Gorham queftion). 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 1 1 . 4. The dead yet fpeaking 
 
 [Trinity 6.] On the death of Sir Robert 
 
 PeeL 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 The prefent crifis. Four fermons on i Cor. 11. 
 
 18, 19, preached before the Hon. Society of 
 
 Lincoln's Inn, in Michaelmas Term, 1850. 
 
 With notes and appendix. 8°. Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 Sermon, John, 10. 16. [Anniv. Newfoundland 
 
 and Brit. N. Amer. Sch. Society.] 8°. 
 ANDERSON, John, M.A. 
 Defence of the Church government, faith, wor- 
 fhip, and fpirit of the Prefbyterians. 4°. 
 
 Glcifg. 1 7 14 
 ANDERSON, Rev. M. M.A. Min. of Dulwich 
 
 Chapel, Camberwell. 
 Ten difcourfes on the principal events in the 
 life and charafter of Mofes. 12°. /.(jW. 1834 
 Exod. 2. 6. Birth of Mofes - - - - 3 
 
 Heb. 11.24—26. Mofes' choice - - 33 
 
 Exod. 3. II, 12. Call of Mofes - - - 63 
 
 Exod. 12. 26, 27. Miracles wrought by Mofes in Egypt ; 
 
 Pharaoh's heart hardened ; inftitution of the Pafs- 
 
 over ..__-- ^j 
 
 Exod. 15. 13. Paffage of the Red Sea; Mofes a type 
 
 ofChrift ------ 131 
 
 Deut. 5. 22. The giving of the law - . 169 
 
 Numb. 16. 47, 48. Aaron's intercefTion - - 201 
 
 Numb. 21. 9. The brazen ferpent lifted up - 233 
 
 Numb. 23. 7-10. Charafter of Balaam - - 267 
 
 Deut. 32. 48-50. Death of Mofes - - 299 
 
 ANDERSON, Robert, Perpetual Curate of Trin- 
 ity Chapel, Brighton. 
 Born 1792, died 1843. 
 
 A pradlical expofition of St. Paul's Epiftle to the 
 Romans. Second edition, 12°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Eight difcourfes on the beatitudes. Second edit. 
 12°. Lond. 1837 
 
 Ten difcourfes on the Communion office of the 
 Church of England. With an appendix. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 
 I John, 5. 3 I 
 
 I John, 3. 3 ----- 25 
 
 Rom. 10. 10. The Nicene Creed - - 51 
 
 James, 5. 16 - - - - - - 77 
 
 Luke, 14. 18. The two exhortations - - 103 
 
 I Cor. II. 26-32. Of eating and drinking unworthily 
 
 129 
 
 Eph. 2. 6 159 
 
 I Cor. 10. 16 - - - - - - 189
 
 75 
 
 ANDERSON, Robert [continued). 
 
 I Cor. 10. 17 - - - - 217 
 
 Pi'a. 116. 12, 13. The communion of the fick 251 
 Appendix. [Notes] ----- 279 
 
 The Lord's Prayer, a manual of religious know- 
 ledge. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 A praftical expofition of the Gofpel according to 
 St. John. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Regeneration. A paftoral addrefs. Pp. 40. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1842 
 
 Praftical religion exemplified ; or, letters and 
 palTages from the life of the late. By the 
 Hon. Mrs. Anderfon. Fourth edition. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 
 ANDERDON, William Henry, late Vicar of St. 
 Margaret's, Leiccller. 
 
 A letter to the parilhioners of St. Margaret's, 
 Lciccftcr. Pp. 16. 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 ANDREW, Saint. 
 
 Flourifhed a.d. 80. 
 
 Epillola de martyrio S. AndrejE Apoftoli, Gr. 
 et Lat. Bibl, Patr. Gallandii, I. 143 
 
 ANDREAS CRETENSIS. 
 
 A laint of the Greek church. A native of Damafcus, 
 
 originally a monk at Jerufalem, whence he is fometimes 
 
 called Andreas Hierofolymitanus. In 680 he was fent to 
 
 the council of Conftantinople, where he remained and 
 
 held the office of Deacon. Subfequently he was railed to 
 
 the Archbilhoprick of Crete. His Homilies pofTefs confi- 
 
 derable excellence of ftyle ; fome, not contained in hiscol- 
 
 lefted works, were publifhed by Combefis in his " Aufta- 
 
 rium Novum." He diftinguifhed himfelf alfo as a writer 
 
 of hymns, some of which are ftill fung in Greek churches. 
 
 Opera, Gr. et Lat. [cum Amphilochio], notis 
 
 Combefis. Folio. Par. 1644 
 
 In Marias natalem _ _ - . - 1 
 
 In Marije annunclationem ... 1 1 
 
 In circuncifionem et Bafilium - - - 28 
 
 In transfigurationem - . . . ^8 
 
 In Lazarum quatriduanum - - - - 56 
 
 In ramos palmarum .... 75 
 
 In crucis exaltationem ----- 56 
 
 In Mariae dormitionem - - - - 115 
 
 In Apoftolum Titum - - - - "'55 
 
 In S. Georgium _ . _ . - jyg 
 
 In S. Nicolaum - - - - - -188 
 
 In S. Patapium - - - - - 196 
 
 De vita humana et defundtis - - - - 229 
 
 In conceptionem S. Annae - - - 252 
 
 In Maria nativitatem ..... 258 
 
 Magnus canon ... - - 265 
 
 In Lazarum - - - - - -301 
 
 Triodia 4 majoris hebdom. - - - 311 
 
 In mediam Pentecoftem - - - - 526 
 
 Idiomela --..-. .^^4 
 
 Notae .----.. 5jg 
 
 Onomafticon peculiarium S. Andreae vocum 373 
 
 Indices 
 Orationes, feleftique canones et triodia. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 10. 618 
 In falutationem angeli, fermo Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Gryna^i Monumenta, Gr. 1. 381 
 
 Iambi. Combefis, Novum Audarium, 2. 235 
 
 In nativitatem S. Mariae, et in S. Joannis de- 
 
 collationem. Ibid. i. 1289 
 
 Orationes xi. Gr. et. Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 11 
 
 7(> 
 ANDREAS CiESARIENSIS. 
 
 Flourifhed, according to fomc, at the end of the fifth 
 century, according to others in the middle of the ninth. 
 In Apocalypfim commentarius. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 590 
 ANDR.S1AS, Epifcopus Margorenfis Hifp. 
 Gubernaculum conciliorum. Concilium Confl. 6 
 
 ANDREAS, Prcftyterad S. Magnum Ratifbons, 
 Ord. Canonic, regular. S. Auguftini. 
 
 Chronicon generale a Chrillo nato ufque ad an- 
 num Mccccxxii. Pez, Thefaur. iv. p. iii. 273 
 
 ANDREWES, Rev. Gerrard, A.M. 
 
 Born 1750. Reftor of St. James', Weftminfter, 1802; 
 Dean of Canterbury, 1809. Died 1825. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 6. 17. [Corporation of Trinity 
 Brethren.] 4°. Lond. 1803 
 
 ANDREWS, John, Vicar of South-Newington, 
 Oxfordfhire. 
 
 Alkibla ; a difquifition upon worfhipping towards 
 the Eaft. Wherein are contained the general 
 antiquity, the rife, and reafonablenefs of this 
 religious ceremony in the Gentile world ; its 
 early adoption into the Church of Chrift ; 
 with a free and impartial examination of the 
 reafons affigned for it by the ancient Fathers. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1728 
 
 The Kebla, Part 2 ; or, a further defence of 
 eaftward adoration. With fome remarks on 
 the anatomy of the Kebla. Pp. 68. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1729 
 
 ANDREWS, John, LL.B., Vicar of Marden, in 
 Kent. 
 
 The Scripture doftrine of divine grace. Second 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1769 
 
 ANDREWES, Lancelot, Bilhop of Winchefter. 
 
 Born, in London, 1555. From Merchant Taylors* 
 School he was fent to Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. After 
 becoming fucceflively Vicar of St. Giles's, Cripplegate, 
 Dean of Weftminfter, and Bifliop of Chichefter, in 1609 
 he was tranflated to Ely, and in 1 61 8 to Winchefter, 
 which he held, with the Deanery of the Chapel Royal, 
 until his death in 1626. He was one of the moft pro- 
 found of Englifh theologians, of great learning, piety, zeal, 
 and charity. His fermons are charafterifed by learning, 
 found fenfe, great depth of meaning, and ftrength of rea- 
 foning, with powerful appeals to the confcience. An 
 article on the edition defcribed below will be found in the 
 " Britifli Critic," 31. 169. 
 
 Ninety-fix fermons. 5 vol. 8°. Lib. of Anglo- 
 Catholic Theology. 0.x/^ 1841-43 
 Vol. I. 1841. Matth. 2. I, 2 (2ferm.) 233 
 Eph. I. 10 - - - 265 
 Pfa. 2. 7 - - - 284 
 On repentance and failing. 
 
 Afh-Wednefday. 
 Pfa. 78. 34 - - - 305 
 Deut. 23. 9 - - 321 
 Jer. 8. 4-7 - - - 338 
 Joel, 2. 12, 13 - 356 
 Matth. 6. 16 (2 ferm.) 375 
 Match. 3. 7, 8 - - 417 
 Matth. 3. 8 - - 435 
 Vol. 2. 1 841. 
 Lent. 
 Pfa. 75. 3 - - - 1 
 
 
 The 
 
 Nativity. 
 
 
 Heb. 
 
 2. 16 
 
 - 
 
 . 
 
 1 
 
 lia. 9 
 
 6 
 
 . 
 
 - 
 
 18 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16 
 
 . 
 
 - 32 
 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 4S 
 
 Luke, 
 
 2. 10 
 
 II 
 
 - 
 
 - 64 
 
 John, 
 
 I. 14 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 85 
 
 Heb. 
 
 I. 1-3 
 
 
 - 
 
 - 102 
 
 John, 
 
 8. <;6 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 118 
 
 11a. 7 
 
 14 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 135 
 
 Mic. 
 
 ?. 2 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 153 
 
 Pia. 8 
 
 <;. 10, 
 
 II 
 
 - 
 
 - 17s 
 
 Luke, 
 
 2. 12- 
 
 -14 
 
 - 
 
 196 
 
 Luke, 
 
 2. 14 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 215
 
 11 
 
 78 
 
 ANDREWES, Lancelot [continued). 
 
 Pfa. 77. 20 - 
 Mark, 14. 4-6 
 Luke, 17. 32 
 Luke, 16. 25 - 
 a Cor. 12. 15 
 
 On Good Friday 
 Zech. 12. 10 - 
 Lam. I. 12 - 
 Heb, 12. 2 - - 
 Of the Refurreftion. 
 
 Day. 
 Rom. 6. 9-1 1 
 1 Cor. 15. 20 - 
 Mark, 16. 1-7 - 
 John, 20. 19 - 
 Job, 19. 23-27 
 
 119 
 
 - 138 
 158 
 
 Eafter 
 
 - 187 
 206 
 
 - 221 
 238 
 
 252 
 
 Pfa. 118. 22. Eafter day 270 
 
 290 
 309 
 323 
 344 
 364 
 
 383 
 4.04 
 
 I Cor. 5. 7, 8 - 
 Col. 3. I, 2 - 
 Phil. 2. 8-11- 
 John, 2. 19 - 
 I Pet. I. 3, 4 - - 
 Matth. 12. 39, 40 
 I Cor. II. 16 - 
 
 Vol. 3. 1 841. 
 Of the Refurreftion. Eafter 
 
 Day. 
 John, 20. 11-17 - - 3 
 John, 20. 17. (Two fer.) 23 
 Ifa. 63. 1-3 - - 60 
 
 Heb. 13. 20, 21 - - 80 
 Of the fending of the Holy 
 Ghoft. Whit-Sunday, 
 
 Afts, 2. 1-4 - 
 Afts, 2. 4 - 
 John, 14. 15, 16 
 
 107 
 
 - 130 
 
 145 
 
 John, 16. 7 - - 163 
 
 Afts, 19. 1-3 - - 180 
 
 Eph. 4. 30 - 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18 - 
 
 Luke, 3. 21, 22 
 
 John, 20. 22 - 
 
 Luke, 4. 18, 19 
 
 A6ls, 2. 16-21 
 
 Ads, 10. 34, 35 
 
 I John, 5, 6 - 
 
 James, I. 16, 17 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 4-7 
 
 Vol. 4. 1841. 
 
 Of the confpiracy of the 
 
 Cowries. 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 32 - - 
 I Sam. 26. 8, 9 
 I Chron. 16. 22 
 Pfa. 89. 20-23 
 Pfa. 21. 1-4 
 Efther, 2. 21-23 
 I Sam. 24. 5-8 
 Gen. 49. 5-7 - 
 Of the Gunpowder Treafon 
 
 5 th Nov. 
 Pfa. 118. 23, 24 - - 203 
 Pfa. 126. 1-4 - - 223 
 Luke, 9. 54-56 - - 241 
 Lam. 3. 22 - - 261 
 Prov. 8. 15 - - - 277 
 Prov. 24. 21-23 - 296 
 Pfa. 145. 9 - - - 318 
 Ifa. 37. 3 - - - 341 
 Luke, I. 74, 75 - - 361 
 Efther, 9. 31 - - 385 
 
 -201 
 221 
 
 - 241 
 261 
 
 - 280 
 301 
 
 - 323 
 341- 
 
 - 361 
 
 377 
 
 3 
 24 
 
 43 
 76 
 
 lOI 
 
 126 
 
 153 
 
 "3 
 
 Vol. 5. 1843. 
 I Tim. 6. 17, t8, 19. Spittle fermon 
 A6ts, 2. 42. Of the wor/hipping of imaginations. 
 
 the fecond commandment _ _ - 
 
 Jer. 4. 2. Of the lawfulnefs and form of fwearing. 
 
 the third commandment . - - - 
 
 John, 20. 23. Of the power of abfolution. Eafter 
 Jer. 23. 6. Of juftification in Chrift's name - 
 Matth. 22. 21. Of the giving Csefar his due 
 
 3 
 On 
 
 54 
 On 
 
 71 
 
 82 
 
 104 
 
 127 
 
 Numb. 10. I, 2. Of the right and power of caHing 
 aftemblies ------ 
 
 Judges, 17. 6. On the coronation-day 
 
 James, i. 22. Of the doing of the word 
 
 Pfa. 82. I. The opening of the parliament 
 
 Pfa. 106. 29, 30. In the time of peftilence - 
 
 Pfa. 144. 10. Before two kings - - 
 
 Heb. 13. 16. A fermon by Biftiop Buckeridge at the 
 funeral of Bifliop Andrewes - - - 25^ 
 
 Nineteen Sermons upon Prayer in general, and the 
 Lord's Prayer in particular. 
 
 Preparation to Prayer, 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 5 . . . - _ 
 
 James, I. 16, 17 - 
 
 Matth. 7. 7 - - . _ . 
 
 Rom. 8. 26 - 
 
 Luke, II. I 
 
 Luke, II. 2- 
 
 The Lord's Prayer. Luke, 11. 2. 
 
 Our Father - - . _ _ 
 
 Which art in heaven - - - _ 
 
 141 
 169 
 186 
 203 
 223 
 235 
 
 303 
 311 
 321 
 
 332 
 342 
 351 
 
 Hallowed be thy Name . _ _ 
 
 Thy kingdom come . _ . 
 
 Thy will be done - . _ _ 
 
 In earth as it is in heaven 
 
 Give us this day our daily bread 
 
 And forgive us our debts - - - 
 
 As we forgive them that trefpafs againft us 
 
 362 
 372 
 381 
 390 
 396 
 405 
 
 413 
 424 
 432 
 
 ANDREWES, Lancelot (continued). 
 
 And lead us not into temptation ... 441 
 But deliver us from evil - - - - 449 
 
 For thine is the kingdom, power, and glory, for ever 
 and ever ______ ^jg 
 
 Amen ------- 467 
 
 Seven Sermons upon the temptation in the wildernefs. 
 Matth. 4. i-ii - - - - - 479 
 
 The ninety-fix fermons were originally published in 1629. 
 
 Reprinted 1631, 1641, and 1661, all in folio. 
 
 A pattern of catechiftical doflrine, and other 
 minor works. [Lib.of Anglo-Cath. Theology.] 
 8°. Ox/. 1846 
 
 A pattern of catechiftical dodtrine, wherein many profi- 
 table queftions touching Chriftian religion are handled, 
 and the whole decalogue fuccindtly and judicioufly 
 expounded. With additions - - - i 
 
 Judgment of the Lambeth articles ; annexed to which 
 is the judgment of the cenfure upon Barret 289 
 
 Form of confecration of a church and churchyard 307 
 
 Summary view of the government both of the Old and 
 New Teftament ; whereby the epifcopal government 
 of Chrift's Church is vindicated - - 335 
 
 Difcourfe of ceremonies retained and ufed in Chriftian 
 churches - - - - - - 363 
 
 The pattern of catechiftical doftrine at large ; or, 
 a learned and pious expofition of the ten 
 commandments. With an introduftion, con- 
 taining the ufe and benefit of catechifing ; the 
 general grounds of religion, &c. Third edition, 
 corredled and perfefted according to the au- 
 thor's own copy, and thereby purged from 
 many thoufand errors. Folio. Land. 1 67 5 
 The beft and moft complete edition. 
 
 ATroiTTruo-fAciTtcc Sacra ; or, a colleftion of pofthu- 
 mous and orphan lectures, delivered at St. 
 Paul's and St. Giles his church. Folio. 
 
 Land. 1657 
 
 Sermons on the firft four chapters of Genefis. 
 Sermons on feveral choice texts : 
 
 Ifa. 6. 6, 7 - - - 515 
 Matth. 6. I - - 522 
 John, 6. 27 (2ferm.) - 528 
 
 Luke, 12. 15 - 
 2 Pet. 1.9- 
 John, 8. 56 - 
 Pfa. 47. 10 - 
 Matth. 25. 30 - 
 I Sam. I. 27, 28 
 Apoc. 2. 7 
 Heb. 6. II - 
 Apoc. 12. 7, 8 
 John, 6. 37 
 
 538 
 
 - 544 
 550 
 
 - 555 
 561 
 
 - 565 
 
 572 
 
 - 578 
 586 
 
 - 594 
 
 Afts, 2. 37 
 Luke, 24. 32 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 13 - 
 
 2 Pet. 1.4- 
 2 Pet. I. 5 (2 ferm.) 
 2 Pet. I. 6 - 
 2 Pet. I. 7 
 Lam, I. 12 - 
 2 Pet. 2. 25 - 
 John, 16. 16 
 Pfa. 106. 29, 30 
 
 Addenda 
 
 601 
 
 - 607 
 614 
 
 - 620 
 624 
 
 - 631 
 
 - 635 
 
 - 639 
 
 - 644 
 
 - 648 
 652 
 
 657-694 
 
 Thefe leftures were publiftied from notes taken when 
 they were delivered. The volume has become very fcarce. 
 It has a portrait of Andrewes by Vaughan. 
 
 Opufcula quasdam pofthuma. 4°. Lo/id. 1629 
 
 Prov. 20. 25. Concio ad clerum pro gradu dodloris I 
 A(5l. 20. 28. Concio ad clerum in fynodo provincial! 
 
 Cantuarienfis Provincias _ - - 25 
 
 Pfa. 144. 10. Concio, Latine habita, coram regia ma- 
 
 jeftate -------47 
 
 Ifa. 62. 5. Concio, in difceflu Palatini - 71 
 
 Quasftionis, nunquid per jus divinum, magiftratui liceat a 
 
 reo jusjurandum exigere, theologica determinatio 91 
 De ufuris, theologica determinatio - - - 113 
 
 De decimis, theologica determinatio - - 141 
 
 Refponfiones ad Petri Molinasi epiftolas tres, una cum 
 
 Molinaei epiftolis - - - - -161
 
 19 
 
 8o 
 
 ANDREWES, Lancelot {continued). 
 
 Stridurae; or, a brief anfwcr to the eighteenth chapter 
 
 of the firft book of Cardinal Perron's Reply, written 
 
 in French to King James his anfwer, written by Mr. 
 
 Cafaubon in Latine ----- i 
 
 An anfwer to the twentieth chapter of the fifth book of 
 
 Cardinal Perron's Reply - - . . ?9 
 
 A fpeech in the Starr-Chamber againft the two judicial 
 
 opinions of Mr. Tra/ke - - - - 63 
 
 A fpeech in the Starr-Chamber concerning vows, in the 
 
 Countefs of Shrew/buries cafe - - 79 
 
 Tortura Torti ; five ad Matthaei Torti librum refponfio, 
 
 qui nuper editus contra Apologiam fereniflimi potentis- 
 
 fimique Principis Jacobi, pro juramento fidelitatisi-402 
 
 Tortura torti ; five ad Matthaei Torti librum re- 
 ponfio. [Library of Anglo-Cath. Theology.] 
 8°, Oxon. 1851 
 
 Refponfio ad apologiam Cardinalis Bellarmini. 
 [Library of Anglo-Cath. Theology.] 8°. 
 
 Oxon. 1851 
 
 Opufcula quasdam pofthuma. [Library of Anglo- 
 Cath. Theol.] 8°. Oxon. 1852 
 
 For contents, fee firft eight articles in "Opufcula" edi- 
 tion, 1629, defcribed above. This volume has an index 
 to this and the two preceding volumes. 
 
 Preces privatae quotidianse, Gr. et Lat. Editio 
 tertia et emendation 1 2°. Lend. 1 848 
 
 Greek devotions. Tranflated and arranged. 
 
 Trafts for the Times, 5. 88 
 
 Private devotions. Tranflated by the Rev. Peter 
 Hall. With Manual for the fick, by the fame 
 prelate. 12°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Devotions. Tranflated by Dean Stanhope. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 Notes on the Common Prayer. 
 
 Nicholls, W. Commentary 
 
 A fermon preached at Whitehall on Eafter day, 
 i6th April, 1620. [On John, 20. 11-17.] 
 4°. Lond. 1620 
 
 The forme of confecration of a church or chap- 
 pel, and of the place of Chriftian Buriall. 
 Pp. 52. 18^. n. d. 
 
 On remiflion of fins in the Church, and chiefly 
 concerning abfolution. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, i. 107 
 
 Seventeen fermons ; modernifed for the ufe of 
 general readers, by the Rev. Charles Daubeny, 
 Archdeacon of Sarum. 8°. Lond. 1821 
 
 Heb. 2. 1 6. Chriftmas Day - . - . i 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, II. On the nativity - - 26 
 
 Micah, 5. 2. On the place of our Saviour's birth 55 
 Jer. 8. 4-7. On Afli-Wednefday - - 89 
 
 Pfa. 77. 20. On St. Matthias' day - - 109 
 
 Luke, 17. 32. Lent - - _ _ 1^0 
 
 Lam. I. 12. On the Paflion - _ _ j^S 
 
 Heb. 12. 2. On Good Friday - - - 182 
 
 Job, 19. 23-27. On the Refurreftion - - 203 
 Philip. 2. 8-11. On Eafter day - - 225 
 
 Ifa. 63. 1-3. On Eafter day _ _ _ 252 
 
 Afts, 19. 1-3. Of the fending of the Holy Ghoft 282 
 Luke, 3. 21, 22. On Whitfunday - - 318 
 
 Luke, 4. 18, 19. Our Saviour's fermon on the day of 
 Pentecoft ---.__ 350 
 
 Ephef. 4. 14. On the worftiipping of imaginations 377 
 James, I. 22. On being doers of the word - 408 
 
 Pfa. 75. 3. On the pillars of government - 430 
 
 ANDREWES, Lancelot [continued). 
 
 Nineteen fermons concerning prayer. A new 
 edition, adapted for general reading, and pre- 
 faced by a memoir of the author. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 
 ANECDOTES. Interpofitions of Providence. 
 1 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 ANGE de la Paflion, Le Pere. 
 
 Le difcipline pacifique de Saint Auguflin, fur la 
 liberie, la grace, et la predefliination, avec une 
 diflertation preliminaire de I'autorite de S. 
 Auguft;in. [Anonymous.] 4°. Par. 1715 
 
 ANGELOCRATOR, Daniel. 
 
 A divine of the reformed church. Born, at Corbach, 
 1569. He was Paftor of Koethen, and prefent at the 
 fynod of Dordt, 1618. Died 1635. 
 
 Doftrina de ponderibus, monetis et menfuris per 
 totum terrarum orbem ufitatis, ex probatifli- 
 mis fcriptoribus conquifta. 4°. Franc. 1628 
 
 ANGELOMUS LUXOVIENSIS. 
 
 A Benediftine monk of Luxeuil, in Tranche Comte ; 
 lived during the ninth century. The editor of the "Bibl. 
 Patrum," following a blunder of Trithemius, defcribes 
 Angelomus as a monk of Lifieux (Lexovienfis) inftead of 
 Luxeuil (Luxovienfis). 
 
 Enarrationes in quatuor libros Regum. 
 In Cantica Canticorum enarrationes. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 15, 307 
 Commentariusin Genefim. Pez, Thef. I, p. i. 45 
 ANGILBERT [Angilbertus]. 
 
 Was Abbot of the Benedi<fline monaftery of Corbie in 
 the ninth century. The following verfes are his only 
 literary remains. 
 
 Verfus ad Ludovicum regem Francorum, Caro- 
 lomanni fratrem, in librum S. Augufl:ini de 
 Dodlrina Chrifl:iana, eidem regi dono miflum. 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 425 
 
 ANGLO-SAXON Chronicle. See Gibson, Bp. 
 
 Tranflated. See Bede, Eccl. Hifl:. Lond. 1847 
 
 ANDRONICUS RHODIUS. 
 
 A Peripatetic philofopher who lived in the former half 
 of the firft century B.C. 
 
 Ethicorum Nichomacheorum paraphrafis, Gr. et 
 Lat. Heinfii, cui fubjungitur ejufdem libellus 
 de Animi AfFeftionibus. 8°. Cantab. 1679 
 
 ANDRONICUS CONSTANTINOPOLITANUS. 
 
 Flouriftied 13 10. 
 
 Dialogus contra Judseos. Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 38 
 
 Canifius, 4. 255 
 ANNA COMNENA. 
 
 Daughter of the Emperor Alexis I. Born T083. Mar- 
 ried Nicephorus Briennius. Attempted unfuccefsfully to 
 dethrone her brother John, in order to place her huft)and 
 in his place. Pardoned, but forced into retirement, where 
 fhe wrote the life of her father. Died 1 148. 
 Alexias, five de rebus ab Alexio imperatore, vel 
 
 ejus tempore geftis. Gr. et. Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hifliories, 13 
 ANSALDI, Casto Innocente. 
 
 Born, at Piacenza, 17 10. Entered the order of Domi- 
 nicans at fixteen ; Profeffor of Philofophy at Naples in 
 1735 J Profeflbr of Theology at Brefcia in 1750; about
 
 82 
 
 ANSALDI, Cafto Innocente [continued). 
 i-jfiQ, appointed Profefibr of Philofophy at Turin, which 
 he held until his death in J 779. A man of a very inde- 
 pendent turn of mind, and of a lively imagination, much 
 oppofed to the fcholaftic theology then taught. 
 De martyribus fine fanguine, adverfus Dodvellum 
 diflertatio, in qua et nonnulla Romani Mar- 
 tyrologii loca ab criminationibus Baelii vindi- 
 cantur. 8°. Mediol. 1744 
 
 Liber de forenfi Judasorum buccina. Ugol. 27.35 
 ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, a view of the his- 
 tory, politics, and literature of Europe. From 
 its commencement in 1758 to 1851. 94 vol. 
 8°, Land. 1 758-1 852 
 
 i758-90,publi/hed by Dodfley; 1791-1813, by Ottridgej 
 1814-1824, by Baldwin; 1825-1836, by Baldwin and 
 Rivington ; 1837-1851, by Rivington, with an index 
 volume for the years 17 58-1 8 1 9. Another feries was 
 publiflied by Rivington, 1791-18 12, which is well written ; 
 but the index volume does not apply to it. In fome volumes, 
 Ottridge's titles are fubftituted. The genuine volumes 
 may be afcertained by the firft words of the hiftory, as fol- 
 lows, — 1791, The fuccefs of the ; 1792, Although in all ; 
 1793, We now approach; 1794, When the coalition; 
 1795, The eftabli/hment ; 1796, After the death; 1797, 
 The rapid progrefs ; 1798, The affairs of Europe; 1799, 
 The year 1799 ; 1800, By what fpecial. 
 
 ANSBERTUS. See Ambrosius. 
 ANSELM, Count de Ribemont. 
 
 A foldier and writer of the eleventh century. He took 
 part in the crufade headed by Godefroy de Bouillon, and 
 after his return from the Holy Land, wrote an account of 
 the moft memorable tranfaftions in which he had been 
 engaged. Of the two letters comprifing this narrative the 
 firft has been loft. 
 
 Epiftola ad Manaffem archiepifcopum Remenfem. 
 D'Achery, Spicil, 3. 431 
 Defcriptio Terras Sandlse, auctore Anfhelmo. 
 
 Canifius, 4. 776 
 ANSELM, Saint, Bilhop of Canterbury. 
 
 Born at Aofla, in Piedmont, about 1034. Studied under 
 Lanfranc. Became a monk of Bee, 1060, and three years 
 afterwards fucceeded Lanfranc as prior of Bee. In 1078 he 
 became abbot. Having vifited England, he became fo 
 greatly refpefted that he was appointed Archbiftiop of Can- 
 terbury by William Rufus, and confecrated 1093. Died 
 1 109. His intelleft was of the higheft order; a more pro- 
 found and original writer had not appeared in the church 
 fince the times of St. Auguftine. He ranks as one of the 
 fathers of the Church. Gerberon publiftied the firft good 
 edition of his works in 1675. Reprinted with fome addi- 
 tions 1 72 1. The beft is that of 1744. 
 Opera omnia, nee non Eadmeri monachi Cantua- 
 rienfis Hiftoria Novorum, et alia opufcula, 
 ftudio D. Gabrielis Gerberon, monachi Cong. 
 S. Mauri, ad MSS. fidem expurgata. Prima 
 editio Veneta, correda et audla. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Venet. 1744 
 
 Vol. I. Dedicatio, &c. - - - - - Ff. 4 
 
 Cenfura operum _ - _ . - i 
 
 Vita S. Anfelmi - - - - xiv 
 
 Index operum ----- xxviii 
 
 Monologium de divinitatis effentia - - - i 
 
 Proflogium de Dei exiftentia - - - ^.i 
 
 Liber pro infipiente, adverfus S. Anfelmi in Proflogio ra- 
 
 tiocinationem, auftore Gaunilone, Majoris-Monafterii 
 
 monacho ------ 50 
 
 St Anfelmi liber apologeticus contra Gaunilonem refpon- 
 dentem pro Infipiente - - - - 53 
 
 ANSELM, Saint {continued). 
 
 De fide Trinitatis, et de incarnatione Verbi, contra bias 
 
 phemias Ruzelini ----- 5^ 
 
 De procefilone S. Spiritus contra Graecos - 71 
 
 De cafu diaboli dialogus - - - - 9 1 
 
 Cur Deus homo ----- 108 
 
 De conceptu virginali et originali peccato - 143 
 
 Dialogus de veritate - - - - 162 
 
 De voluntate - - - - - -172 
 
 De libero arbitrio dialogus - - - - 174 
 
 De Concordia prcfcientia et praedeftinationis nee non gra- 
 
 tias Dei cum libero arbitrio - - - 183 
 
 De azymo et fermentato _ . - 200 
 
 De facramentorum diverfitate - - - 204 
 
 De preftjyteris concubinariis - - - 208 
 
 De nuptiis confanguineorum - - - - 209 
 
 Dialogus de Grammatico - - - - 211 
 
 De voluntate Dei - - - - - 221 
 Homiliae et exhortationes, — 
 
 In illud Ecclefiaftici, 24. 11,12. In omnibus requiem 
 
 quieji'vi 
 Matth. 5. 1-9 
 Matth. 14. 22 - 
 Matth. 17 - 
 Matth. 18 
 Luc. a. 22 - 
 Luc. 2 - - 
 Luc. 3. 21 - 
 Luc. 10. 38 
 
 229 
 231 
 233 
 240 
 242 
 245 
 246 
 253 
 
 Luc. 14. I, &c. 
 Luc. 14. 16, &c. 
 Luc. 16. I, &c. 
 Luc. 17. II, &c. 
 Joan. 4. 46, &c. 
 Joan. I. 1 1, &c. 
 Heb. 2. 10 - 
 
 225 
 
 - 255 
 256 
 
 - 258 
 260 
 
 - 262 
 265 
 
 - 267 
 
 Exhortatio ad contemptum temporallum et defiderium 
 aeternorum ------ 26S 
 
 Admonitio morienti _ - - . 272 
 
 De pace et concordia - - - - 274 
 
 Carmen de contemptu mundi . - - 277 
 
 Meditationes ---..- 286 
 Orationes [preces] ----- 341 
 
 Hymni et pfalterium S. Virginia - - - 425 
 
 Indices _---_- 434 
 
 Vol. 2. Cenfura operum S. Anfelmi - - iii 
 
 Index epiftolarum ----- ix 
 
 Epiftolarum libri iv. - - - - - 3 
 
 Appendix Operum S. Anfelmi, ea continens quae non 
 conftat efie illius et quae conftat illius non efle. 
 Elucidarium, five dialogus fummam Chriftians theo- 
 logiae compleftens - - - - 177 
 
 Dialogus B. Marise et Anfelmi de pafllone Domini 223 
 Liber de meniuratione crucis - - - 232 
 
 De conceptione B. Marije . - - 238 
 
 Paffio fandlorum Guigneri, Fingaris, Pialas, et focio- 
 rum __--._ 249 
 
 Difputatio Judaei cum Chriftiano de fide Chriftiana 254 
 Annulus, feu dialogus Chriftiani et Judsei de fidei 
 facramentis, auiSlore Ruperto, abbate Tuitienfi 267 
 Sermo de paffione Domini - - - 291 
 
 Tradtatus afceticus ----- 292 
 
 Excerpta varia - - _ - _ 299 
 
 Quaedam miracula ----- 302 
 
 R. D. Joannis Picardi annotationes in Anfelmi epiftolas 
 
 305 
 Indices ------ 345 
 
 Eadmeri, Cantuarienfis monachi opera. 
 
 De vita Anfelmi ----- 5 
 
 Hiftoria novorum . , - . 40 
 
 J. Seldeni in Hiftoriara Novorum notae - 129 
 
 De excellentia Virginis Mariae - - 165 
 
 De quatuor virtutibus- qua? fuerunt in B. Maria 176 
 
 De ijeatitudine cceleftis patrias - - - I So 
 
 De S. Anfelmi fimilitudinibus - - 189 
 
 The edition edited by Picardus, in four thin vols, folio, 
 Col. 1 612, contains the following works, which are now 
 confidered to have been written by Hervaeus, monk of Dole : 
 Enarrationes in Evang. Matthaei. 
 Explanationes in aliquot evangelia. 
 Enarrationes in Cantica Cant.
 
 83 
 
 84 
 
 ANSELM, Saint {continued). 
 
 Commentaria in epiftolas Pauli omnes dilucida. 
 Enarrationes in Apocalypfim S. Joannis Apoftoli. 
 
 De contritione cordis. S. Auguft. Op. 17. 1823 
 
 Traftatus alceticus. D'Achery, Spicil. 1. 443 
 
 De verbis S. Anfelmi. 
 
 Martcne et Durand, Colled, vi. 987 
 
 Miracula S. Anldmi Cantuarienfis Archiepifcopi. 
 
 Ibid. vi. 983 
 
 Seledl contemplations. Made Englifh by Stan- 
 hope. With Auguftine's Meditations. 
 
 Anfelm von Canterbury dargellellt von F. R. 
 Haffe, prof, der ev. Theologie zu Bonn. 2 voL 
 8°. Lei/>/. 1843-52 
 
 Vol. I. 1843. Das leben Anfelmi. 
 Vol. 2. 1852. Die lehre Anfelmi. 
 
 ANSELMUS GEMBLACENSIS, Monachus. 
 
 Died 1135. 
 Chronicon. Piftorius, i. 943 
 
 ANSELMUS, S., Epifcopus Lucenfis. 
 
 Lived in the eleventh century. 
 
 Contra Guitbertum antipapam. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. 602 
 
 Canifius, 3. pars i. 369 
 
 Meditationes in orationem Dominicam, in falu- 
 
 tationem angelicam, fuper falve regina, et de 
 
 geftis Domini noftri. Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 436 
 
 Colleftanea. Canifius, 3. p. i. 369 
 
 ANSELMUS HAVELBERGENSIS, Bifhop of 
 Haerlbourg, in Saxony. 
 He was ambalTador from Lothaire II. to Conftantinople 
 
 in 1 140. Became Archbi/hop of Ravenna, where he 
 
 died 1149. 
 
 Liber de ordine canonicorum regularium. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. iv. p. 2. 173 
 
 Libri tres: I. De variis Chriftians religionis 
 formis ; alii duo difputationum adverfus Gras- 
 cos. D'Achery, Spicil. i. 161 
 
 Containing fome interefting illuftrations of the ecclefi- 
 
 aftical hiftory of the twelfth century. 
 
 ANTIDIDAGMA; feu Chriftians et Catholics 
 religionis per Dominos Canonicos metropoli- 
 tans ecclefiae Colonienfis propugnatio, ad- 
 verfus librum quendam univerfis ordinibus, 
 feu ftatibus dicecefis ejufdem, nuper bonae 
 titulo Reformationis exhibitum. Sententia 
 item, de vocatione Martini Buceri. 8°. 
 
 Par. IXA.Q 
 
 ANTIOCHUS, Monachus. 
 
 Flourirtied a.d. 614. He was Abbot of St. Sabaa, in 
 Paleftine, when Cofrhoes, King of Perfia, took Jerufalem, 
 and carried off, as it is faid, the real crofs. 
 
 Homilia;. Exomologefis. Ad Euftathium de 
 eogitationibus. Bibl, Max. Patr, 12. 214 
 
 ANTIQUITATES Ecclefis Orientalis clariffimo- 
 rum virorum Card, Barberini, L. Allatii, L. 
 Holftenii, J. Morini, Abr. Ecchellenfis, N. 
 Peyrefcii, P. a Valle, T. Comberi, J. Buxtorfii, 
 H. Hottingcri, &c. Quibus prsfixa eft J. Mo- 
 f'ml yita. 8°. Lo»J. 1682 
 
 ANTISOCINUS, hoc eft folida et exafta con- 
 futatio omnium et fingulorum errorum, quos 
 olim Ariani, Ebionitae,Samofateniani, Pelagiani, 
 et Tritheitae, horribili audacia propugnarunt. 
 8°. Franc. 161 2 
 
 ANTHONY, Saint [S.Antonius Magnus, Abbas.] 
 
 Celebrated as the founder of Monafticifm. He was of 
 Egyptian origin, and born 251, of Chriftian parents. Early 
 in life he gave up his paternal eftate, which was confider- 
 able, to the people of his native village, and having fold 
 his moveable property and diftributed it to the poor, he re- 
 tired into folitude. At the end of twenty years, a.d. 306, 
 his fame became fo great that multitudes joined him in his 
 afcctic life. He died 356, aged 105 years, in great reputa- 
 tion for fandlity. 
 
 Epiftols vii. 
 
 Sermo de vanitate mundi. Bibl. Max. Patr. 4. 77 
 Sermones, epiftolae, regula et documenta, Gr. et 
 Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 4. 633 
 
 Epiftols. Grynseus, Lat. 25 
 
 Vita. Athanafii Opera, I. pars 2. 626 
 
 ANTONINUS HONORATUS, Bifhop of Con- 
 ftantina, in Africa. 
 
 Flourifhed 437. 
 
 Ad Arcadium aftum in exilium, a Generico rege 
 Wandalorum, epiftola confolatoria. 
 
 Herold, Hserefologia, 684 
 Bibl, Max. Patr. 8. 665 
 
 ANTONIUS PLACENTINUS. 
 
 Itinerarium. Ugolinus, 7. 1 207 
 
 ANTONIUS NEBRISSENSIS. 
 
 A profefTor at Salamanca, who affifled Cardinal Ximi- 
 nes in his Polyglott. Died 1 544. 
 Quinquagena, five quinquaginta S. Scripture 
 
 locorum explaiiatio. Crit. Sac. 8 
 
 Homilias tres, Grynseus, Lat. 1934 
 
 ANTONIUS, Petnis. 
 Diarium Romanum, ab anno 1404 ufque ad 
 
 annum 1417. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital, Script, 24. 969 
 
 ANTOINE, Paul Gabriel. 
 
 Born, at Luneville, 1679 j died 1743. Became a Jefuit 
 in 1694, and acquired fome reputation as a lefturer on 
 divinity and on moral philofophy. 
 
 Theologia moralis univerfa, comple£lens omnia 
 morum prsecepta, et principia decifionis om- 
 nium confcientias cafuum fuis quaeque mo- 
 mentis ftabilita. Ad ufum parocharum et 
 confefTariorum. Editio nova, emendatior, et 
 non parum aufta. 4 vol. 1 2°. Nanceii, 1 73 1 
 
 This work was adopted in the college of the Propaganda 
 at Rome, by order of Benedict XIV. In 1762, the par- 
 liament of Paris reje(Sled feveral paffages. It has pafled 
 through many editions. 
 
 ANTONINUS, Marcus Aurelius, Emperor of 
 Rome, furnamed the Philofopher. 
 
 Born, at Rome, a.d. 121 ; died 180. His meditations 
 have been univerfally admired for the excellence of their 
 morality. 
 
 De feipfo et ad feipfum, libri xii. recogniti et 
 
 notis illuftrati, Gr. et Lat. 12°. Oxon. 1680 
 
 De rebus fuis, Gr. et Lat. Gatakeri Opera Critica.
 
 is 
 
 86 
 
 ANTONINUS, Marcus Aurelius {continued). 
 
 De rebus fuis, live de eis qux ad fe pertinere 
 cenfebat libri xii. locis baud paucis repurgati, 
 fuppleti, reftituti, verfione infuper Latina nova, 
 ledlionibus item variis, locifque parallelis ad 
 marginem adjeftis, ac commentario perpetuo, 
 expllcati atque illuftrati. Studio operaque 
 Tlioms Gatakeri, Londinatis. Huic fecundas 
 editioni acceffere annotationes feleftiores A. 
 D'Acerii latinitate donate, necnon Antonini 
 vita a G. Stanhope. 4°. LokJ. 1697 
 
 The Emperor Marcus Antoninus. His conver- 
 fation with himfelf, w^ith the preliminary dis- 
 courfe of the learned Gataker ; as aHb, the 
 Emperor's life, written by Monlieur D'Acier, 
 and fupported by the authorities collefted by 
 Dr. Stanhope ; to which is added, the Mytho- 
 logical Pifture of Cebes the Theban, &c. 
 Tranflated from their refpeftive originals, by 
 Jeremy Collier, M.A. S"^. Lond. ijoi 
 
 ANTONINUS. 
 
 Itinerarium Britanniarum. Brit. Hift. Gale, 1 . 733 
 
 ANTONINI, L'Abbe Annibal. 
 
 Born, at Salernum, 1702; died there, 1755. He was 
 a teacher of the Italian language at Paris for many years. 
 
 Diftionnaire Italien, Lat. et Francois. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 JmJI. 1760 
 
 APHORISMS for youth, with obfervations and 
 refleftions, religious, moral, critical, and cha- 
 rafteriftic, fome original, but chiefly feledled 
 during an extended courfe of reading from 
 the moft diftinguiftied Englilh, French, and 
 Italian writers. 12°. Lond. 1801 
 
 APOCALYPSE. 
 
 The Apocalypfe of Jefus Chrift, briefly yet mi- 
 nutely explained and interpreted, to the 19th 
 chapter inclufive. 12°. Lond. 1829 
 
 APOLLINARIS, Claudius, Bifliop of Hierapolis, 
 in Phrygia. 
 Flourifhed about 176. He wrote an Apology for the 
 
 Chriftians, and other books, which are loft. 
 
 Fragmenta, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, I. 680 
 Routh, Reliquiae, I. 157 
 
 Epiftolas. Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 84 
 
 APOLUNARIUS LAODICENSIS, Epifcopus. 
 
 A man of great abilities and learning. Son of Apolli- 
 narius, the prefbyter. Taught rhetoric at Laodicea about 
 A.D. 335. Bifliop of Laodicea about 362. He originated 
 the herefy of the Apollinarians, who held that the Logos 
 fupplied the place of a rational foul in our Saviour. Of his 
 numerous writings very little remains. 
 
 Metaphrafis Plalmorum Davidis, verflbus he- 
 
 roicis. Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 547 
 
 Gr. et Lat., Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 5, 359 
 
 This work by fome has been attributed to the elder 
 
 Apollinarius, both father and fon having rendered moft of 
 
 the books of the Old Teftament into Greek metres for the 
 
 inftrudlion of youth, in confequence of Julian the Apoftate's 
 
 decree forbidding Chriftians to read or teach Greek authors. 
 
 Fragmenta commentariorum in Lucam. 
 
 Maii Claffici Audores, 10. 495* 
 
 APOLLINARIS SIDONIUS. See Sidonius 
 Apollinaris. 
 
 APOLLONIUS. 
 
 An early and a very eloquent writer, of whom only fome 
 fragments remain. Flourifhed 21 1. 
 
 Fragmenta ex libro adverfus Cataphrygas, Gr. et 
 Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 199 
 
 Routh, Reliquiag, i. 465 
 
 APOLLONIUS COLLATINUS, Peter. 
 
 Preftiyter of Novara. Flourifhed 700. One of the 
 pureft in ftyle of Chriftian Latin poets. 
 
 De excidio Hierofolymitano, Carminuin libri iv. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 751 
 
 APOLLONIUS of TYANA. See Philostratus. 
 
 APOLOGIE des Jugemens rendu en France con- 
 tre le fchifme par les tribunaux feculiers, 
 I'injuftice des refus de facremens a ceux qui ne 
 font pas foumis a la conftitution Unigenitus, 
 &c. Troifieme edition, corrigee et augmentee. 
 3 vol. 12°. 1753 
 
 Written by the Abbe Mey and M. Maultrot. 
 
 APOSTLES, Canons and Conftitutions attributed 
 
 to the. 
 Canones Apoftolorum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Grynsei Monumenta, Gr. i. 369 ; Con- 
 cilia Labbei, i ; Cotelerii, SS. Patr. 
 Opera, i. 424; Corpus Juris Canonici ; 
 Balfamon, Canones 
 Canons of the Apollles. Tranflated. 
 
 Voice of the Church 
 Conftitutiones Apoftolorum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Concilia Labbei, i ; Cotelerii SS. Patr. 
 Opera, l . 1 99 ; Bibl. Patr.Gallandii, 3.1; 
 Gr. and Eng. Whifton, Prim. Chrift. 2 
 
 APOSTLES' Creed. 
 
 Symboli Apoftolici explanatio, ex antique item 
 codice. Mai Script. Vet. 9. 384 
 
 The Apoftles' Creed paraphrafed, by a Sea- 
 Officer. 8°. Lond. 1751 
 
 APPIAN of ALEXANDRIA. 
 
 Lived in the reigns of Trajan, Hadrian, and Antoninus 
 Pius. A good compiler of hiftory. Only a part of his 
 hiftory is extant. 
 
 Romanarum hiftoriarum, Celtica, Libyca, vel 
 Carthaginenfis, Illyrica, Syriaca, Parthica, 
 Mithridatica, Civilis, quinque libris diilinfla, 
 Gr. Folio. Lut. C. Stephani, 155 1 
 
 Editia princeps, very rare, but not fo complete as lub- 
 
 fequent editions. 
 
 Romanarum hiftoriarum, qus fuperfunt, Gr. et 
 Lat. Large 8°. Par. 1839* 
 
 Fragmenta. Mai Script. Vet. 2. 367-368 
 
 Iberica. De geftis animalibus. See Ctesias. 
 
 The hiftory of Appian of Alexandria, in two 
 parts : the firft confifting of the Punick, Sy- 
 rian, Parthian, Mithridatick, Illyrian, Spanilh, 
 and Hannibalick wars ; the fecond containing 
 live books of the civil wars of Rome. Made 
 EnghflibyJ. D. Folio. Lond. 16] ()
 
 87 
 
 88 
 
 APPONIUS. 
 
 Flourillicd A.D. 680. 
 
 Expofitio in Cantica Canticorum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 98 
 All that remains of this author. A well-executed mys- 
 tical interpretation. 
 
 APPRENTICE. A prefent for an apprentice ; 
 or, a fure guide to gain both efteem and an 
 eftate. With rules for his conduft to his 
 inafter and in the world. By a late Lord 
 Mayor of London. Pp. 80. 8"^. Lond. 1740 
 APTHORP, East, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born in New England 1758. Edu- 
 cated at Jefus College, Cambridge. Refided fome time at 
 Maflachuletts as a milTionary from the Society for the Pro- 
 pagation of the Gofpel. Returned to England, and in 
 1765 obtained the vicarage of Croydon. Reftor of St. 
 Mary-le-Bow in 1778. Prebendary of St. Paul's, 1793. 
 Becoming blind, he went to refide at Cambridge, where 
 he died 1816. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 18. 7-10. Fail:, for the pardon of 
 fins, averting judgments, imploring vidlory, 
 and perpetuating peace to the Britifh empire. 
 4°. Lond. 1776 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 95. 6. The excellence of the Li- 
 turgy of the Church of England. [Hutchin.] 
 St. Mark's day. 4°. Lond. 1^1% 
 
 Letters on the prevalence of Chriftianity before 
 its civil eftablifhment ; with obfervations on a 
 late Hiftory of the Decline and Fall of the Ro- 
 man Empire. 8°. Lond. 1778 
 Difcourfes on prophecy, read in the chapel of 
 Lincoln's Inn, at the ledlure founded by W. 
 Warburton, Bifhop of Gloucefter. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1786 
 
 Vol. I. Ifa. 29. II, 12. Hiftory of prophecy - i 
 
 Ifa. 29. II, 12. Canons of interpretation - 49 
 
 Ifa. 7. 14; Ifa. 8. 18 ; Ifa. 9. 6; Ifa. 11. i. Prophecies 
 
 of the birth of Chrift . . - - 108 
 
 Dan. 9. 24-27. Chronological charadters of the Mes- 
 
 fiah ------ - 185 
 
 Dan. 9. 24. Theological charafter of the Mefliah 257 
 
 Dan. 9. 24. The chain of prophecies relating to the 
 
 Mefliah - - - - - - 311 
 
 Vol. 2. Ifa. 53. Prophecies of the death of Chrift i 
 
 Pfa. 2. Prophecies of the kingdom of Chrift. (Two 
 
 fermons.) ------ 80 
 
 Ifa. 57. Character of Antichrift - - - 185 
 
 Ezek. 28. The myftic Tyre - - - 2^.0 
 
 Rev. 10. 7. Prophecies of origin and progrefs of the 
 
 Reformation ------ a^y 
 
 APULEIUS. 
 
 A Platonic philofopher. Lived in the fecond century. 
 
 The metamorphofis, or golden afs, and philofo- 
 
 phical works. Tranflated from the original 
 
 Latin. By Thomas Taylor. 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 AQUINAS, St. Thomas, called the Angelical 
 
 Doftor. 
 
 One of the greateft of the fcholaftic divines. Born in 
 Italy 1224, or, according to fome authorities, 1226, or 1227. 
 At the age of feventeen he entered the Society of Preaching 
 Friars at Naples. In 1244 he went to Paris, and from 
 thence to Cologne, where he attended the leftures of Al- 
 bertus Magnus. He afterwards returned to Paris, and read 
 Icdtures on the Book of Sentences with great applaufe. In 
 1263 he went to Rome, and after teaching divinity in 
 various univerfities, fettled at Naples, the archbifliopric of 
 
 AQUINAS, St. Thomas {continued). 
 
 which he rcfufed. Died 1274. He had much penetration 
 and perfpicuity of thought and exprefllon ; he poflefTed a 
 very retentive memory, the faculty of correft inference, and 
 the moft minute accuracy, hence his great work the Summa 
 Theologian is ftill a ftandard work. The editions of it are 
 very numerous. The edition of his works generally con- 
 fidered the beft on account of the beauty of its typography 
 is that of Rome, 1570-71, 17 vol. in 18, folio. Other 
 editions, Venice, 1593, 18 vol. folio; Antw. 1612, 19 vol. 
 folio; Par. 1636-41, 23 vol. folio. That defcribed below 
 has the advantage of poflefling the Diflertations of De 
 Rubeis. A commentary on the Apocalypfe, and other 
 works, have been attributed to Aquinas, which have not 
 been printed with his colledted works. 
 
 Opera, editio altera Veneta, ad plurima exempla 
 comparata, et emendata, accedunt vita ejus a 
 J. Echardo, et B. M. de Rubeis in fmgula opera 
 diflertationes previse. 28 vol. 4°, Venet.X']']^ 
 Vol. I. Vita S. Thomae. 
 
 Commentarii in Job, Pfalmos 1-5 1, et Canticum. 
 Vol. 2. Commentarii in Efaiam, et Hleremiam ejufque 
 
 Threnos. 
 Vol. 3. Commentarii in evangelia S. Matthaei et S. 
 
 Joannis. 
 Vol. 4. Aurea catena in Matthasi et Marci evangelia. 
 Vol. 5. Aurea catena in Lucae et Joannis evangelia. 
 Vol. 6. Expofitio in Romanos et Corinthios. 
 Vol. 7. Expofitio Gal. — Heb. 
 Vol, 8. Expofitio in x. praecepta, in Orationem Domini- 
 
 cam, in falutationem angelicam, in articulos fidei et 
 
 facramenta ecclefiae, in Symbolum Apoftolorum, in 
 
 decretalem i. et ii., in librum B. Dionyfii de divinia 
 
 nominibus, in librum Boetii de Hebdomadibus, in 
 
 librum Boetii de Trinitate. 
 Vol. 9. Scriptum in i. Sententiarum librum P. Lom- 
 
 bardi, ejufque editionum integritate. 
 Vol. 10. Scriptum in ii. Sententiarum librum. 
 Vol. II. Scriptum in iii. Sententiarum librum. 
 Vol. 12. Scriptum in diftinifliones xxii. libri quarti Sen- 
 tentiarum. 
 Vol. 13. Scriptum in reliquas xxviii, diftindtiones libri 
 
 quarti Sententiarum. 
 Vol. 14. Quaeftiones difputatas de potentia. 
 
 De potentia Dei, de creatione, de miraculis, &c. 
 Vol. 15. Quaeftiones difputata de potentia. 
 
 De malo, de peccatis, de peccato originali, de peccato 
 veniali, de ira, de daemonibus, de anima, &c. 
 Vol. 16. Quaeftiones difputata de virtutibus et de veritate. 
 
 De providentia, de praedeftinatione, de fide, &c. 
 Vol. 17. Quaeftiones novem poftremae de veritate. 
 
 De bono, de voluntate, de libero arbitrio, de gratia, &c. 
 
 Qu^aeftiones quodlibetales. 
 Vol. 18. De veritate Catholicas fidei contra Gentiles. 
 Vol. 19. Opufcula theologica. 
 
 Contra errores Graecorum. 
 
 Declaratio quorundam articulorum contra Graecos, Ar- 
 menos et Saracenos. 
 
 Compendium theologije. 
 
 Refponfio ad Joannem de Vercellis. 
 
 De forma abfolutionis. 
 
 Refponfio ad Ledorem Venetum de articulis 36. 
 
 Refponfio ad Ledtorem Bifuntinum (Vefontinum) de 
 fex articulis. 
 
 Tradtatus de fubftantiis feparatis, feu de angelorum 
 natura. 
 
 De unitate intelledlus contra Averroiftas. 
 
 De differentia divini verbi et humani. 
 
 De natura verbi intelledtus. 
 
 Tradlatus de fortibus. 
 
 De judiciis aftrorum. 
 
 De aeternitate mundi contra murmurantes. 
 
 De fito. 
 
 Contra impugnantes Dei cultum et religionem.
 
 89 
 
 90 
 
 AgUINAS, St. Thomas {continued). 
 De perteftione vitae fpiritualis. 
 Contra peftiferam dodtrinam retrahentium homines a 
 
 religionis ingrefiu. 
 Officium de fefto Corporis Chrifti. 
 De regimine principum. 
 De regimine Judaeorum. 
 Vol. 20. Summa theologica, pars i. 
 Vol. 21. Summa theologica, prima fecundae. 
 Vol. 22. Secunda fecundae, priores qusftiones c. 
 Vol. 23. Summa theologica, fecunda fecundae rellquae 
 
 fupras c. quaeftiones. 
 Vol. 24. Summa theologica, pars iii. 
 Vol. 25. Summa theologica, fupplementum partis iii. 
 Vol. 26. Indices Summae Theol. 
 Vols. 27 & 28. Index rerum. 
 Index locorum S. Scripturae. 
 Catena aurea, commentary on the Four Gofpels, 
 collefted out of the works of the Fathers, 
 tranflated. [Edited by Pufey, Keble, and New- 
 man.] 4 vol. in 8. 8°. Oxf. 1841-45 
 Vol. I, part I, St. Matthew, i-io; part 2, St. Matt. 
 
 11-21 ; part 3, St. Matt. 22-28. 
 Vol. 2, St. Mark. 
 
 Vol. 3, part I, St. Luke, i— 10 ; part 2, St. Luke, 11-24. 
 Vol. 4, part I, St. John, i-io; part 2, St. John, 10-21. 
 An article on this work will be found in the Britifli 
 Critic, 30. 197. 
 
 Prima fecundae et fecunda fecundae Summ^ Theo- 
 logicas, Thomse a Vio, Cajetani, Cardinalis 
 commentariis illuftrata. FoHo. Lugd. 1575 
 
 ARATOR, Subdeacon of the Roman Church. 
 
 Born about 490. In early life he pradlifed as a lawyer 
 with fingular eloquence. Entered the Church as fubdeacon 
 544. Died 556 or 560. 
 Hiftoriae Apoftolicas carmen. 
 Ad Parthenium epiftola. Bibl. Max. Patr. 10. 125 
 Hiftoria Apoftolica et epiftolae tres. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 12. 93 
 
 All that has been printed of this author. His verfes are 
 confidered fuperior to thofe of contemporary poets. Bede 
 ufed many of his allegories in his commentary on the Afts 
 of the Apoftles. 
 
 Hiftoriae Apoftolicse lib. ii. 
 
 Fabricii G. Poetae Chrift. 570 
 ARATUS. 
 
 A Greek poet, held in great efteem among the ancients. 
 Flourifhed about b.c. 300. In the Phenomena he fhows 
 much skill in aftronomy. St. Paul quotes from him (Adts, 
 17. 28) the paflage, " For we are alfo his offspring." See 
 fifth line of the Phenomena. 
 
 Phenomena et Diofemeia, cum Theonis fcholiis 
 et Eratofthenis Catafterifmois, &c. Gr. acceffere 
 annotationes in Eratofthenem et hymnos Dio- 
 nyfii. 8°. Oxon. 1672 
 
 This edition was edited by Bi/hop Fell, and is much 
 
 efteemed. 
 
 Phsenomena et prognoftica. 
 
 Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. [1546] 
 
 ARCADE. 
 
 Philofophie naturelle, ou les phenomenes natu- 
 relles font expliques par les lois de la me- 
 canique. 2 vol. 8°. Par. 1820 
 
 ARCHDALL, Mervyn, A.M. 
 
 Monafticon Hibernicum ; or, an hiftory of the 
 abbeys, priories, and other religious houfes in 
 Ireland. 4°. Dub I. 1786* 
 
 ARCHELAUS, Bifhop of Mefopotamia. 
 
 Flourifhed 278. 
 
 Afta difputationis cum Manete Haerefiarcha, Gr. 
 et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 569 ; Eufebius, 
 Reading, 2. 399 ; Hippolyti Opera, 2. 
 196; Routh, Reliquis, 5. 3 
 Latine, ex antiqua verfione, Zacagnii Colleftanea. 
 ARCHILOCHUS. 
 
 A Greek fatirift, the inventor of Iambic verfe. Born 
 about B.C. 660. 
 
 See Poetae Graeci Veteres, 2. 131. 
 
 ARCHER, Edmond, B.D. Fellow of St. John 
 
 Baptift's College, Oxford. 
 Sermon, Zech. 7. 4, 5. Jan. 30. 8°. Lond.ijii 
 ARCHER, James. 
 
 A Roman Catholic prieft, and a popular writer of 
 fermons. 
 
 Sermon on the Feftival of St. Patrick, the 
 Apoftle of Ireland. 8°. Land. \-jg^ 
 
 Sermons on various moral and religious fubjedts 
 for all the Sundays and some of the principal 
 feftivals of the year. Second edition. 4 vol. 
 12°. Lo7id. 1794 
 
 Vol. I. Luke, 21. 26. Advent I. The general judg- 
 ment ------- I 
 
 Rom. 15. 8. Advent 2. Redemption through Chrift 27 
 John, I. 23. Advent 3. On deferring our converfion 49 
 Luke, 3. 4. Advent 4. On deferring our converfion 73 
 Luke, 2. 14. The Nativity. On the wifdom taught by 
 
 iefus in the ftable of Bethlehem - - 97 
 
 . 5. 14. Sunday after the Nativity. Value and em- 
 ployment of time - - - - -118 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 40. Sunday bef. Epiph. On regularity in the 
 condudl of life . - - . - 143 
 
 Rom. 12. I. Epiph. I. On exterior devotion and reli- 
 gious ceremonies - - - - - 166 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. Epiph. 2. On the facred name of Jefus 197 
 
 Matth. 8. 10. Epiph. 3. On the evidence and comforts 
 of Chriftianity 217 
 
 Rom. 13. 9. Epiph. 4. On the civil duties of a Chrift- 
 ian ..-..-- 246 
 
 Col. 3. 17. Epiph. 5. On purity of intention 277 
 
 Matth. 13. 31. Epiph. 6. On the beginnings and pro- 
 grefs of the operations of divine grace on the fouls of 
 
 men 300 
 
 Vol. 2. I Cor. 9. 25. Septua. Sunday. On the compara- 
 tive aftivity of Chriftians and worldlings in their re- 
 fpedtive purluits . . - . - i 
 
 Luke, 8. 4. Sexa. Sunday. On reading and hearing the 
 word of God ----- 19 
 
 Luke, 18. 31. Quinqua. Sunday. On the remembrance 
 of death ------ 45 
 
 2 Cor. 6. I. Lent i & 2. On the works of felf-denial. 
 (Two fermons.) ----- 67 
 
 Luke, II. 14. Lent 3. On the examination of con- 
 fcience - - - - - - -113 
 
 Pfa. 51. 17. Lent 4. On contrition - - 139 
 
 John, 8. 46. Pafllon Sunday. On the danger of habitu- 
 ally confenting to venial fin - - - 161 
 Matth. 21. 5. Palm Sunday. On communion 182 
 Lam. I. 12. Good Friday. The fufterings and death ot 
 
 Jefus 202 
 
 Mark, 16. 6. Eafter Sun. The refurreftion of Jefus 234 
 I John, 5. 4. Low Sunday. On relapfing into fin 256 
 I Pet. 2. 24. Eafter 2. Means of avoiding a relapfe into 
 
 fin 277 
 
 Vol. 3. I Pet. 2. 15. Eafter 3. On devotion I 
 
 I Pet. 2. 15. Eafter 4. The injuftice of the afperfions 
 
 thrown on devotion - . - - 24
 
 9» 
 
 ARCHER, James {conunuid). 
 
 Juhn, i6. 23. Eafter 5. The ncceflity and advantages of 
 prayer .------46 
 
 Mark, 16. 19. Sunday after the Afcenfion. On the 
 afccnfion of Jcfus ----- 74 
 
 Adls, 2. 4. Whitiunday. On die defcent of the Holy 
 Ghoft - - 93 
 
 Rom. II. 33. Trinity Sunday. On the incomprehenfi- 
 bility of fome dodlrines of the Chriilian religion 116 
 
 Luke, 14. 16. zd Sunday after Pentecoft. The eftefts 
 produced by a worthy participation of the facred mys- 
 teries - - - - - - -142 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. 3d Sunday after Pentecoft. The parable 
 of the loft rtieep 167 
 
 Luke, 5. I. 4th Sunday after Pentecoft. Advantages of 
 retirement - - - - - -188 
 
 I Pet. 3. 10. 5th Sunday after Pentecoft. On detrac- 
 tion 208 
 
 Mark, 8. I. 6th Sunday after Pentecoft. Advantages of 
 poverty - -233 
 
 Rom. 6. 19. 7th Sunday after Pentecoft. On the pas- 
 fions 251 
 
 Rom. 8. 12. 8th Sunday after Pentecoft. On the means 
 of fubduing the paflions . . - - 269 
 
 J Cor. 10. 13. 9th Sunday after Pentecoft. On afflic- 
 tions ------- 286 
 
 Vol. 4. I Cor. 10. 13. loth and iith Sunday after Pen- 
 tecoft. On afflidtions. (Two fermons.) - I 
 
 Luke, 10. 27. Pentecoft 12. Fraternal charity 44 
 
 Luke, 17. 17. Pentecoft 13. The vice of ingratitude 71 
 
 Gal. 5. 19. 14th Sunday after Pentecoft. The fourcesof 
 herefy and infidelity ... - 95 
 
 Luke, 7. 12. 15th Sunday after Pentecoft. On the death 
 ofthejuft - - - - - - 117 
 
 Luke, 14. I. 1 6th Sunday after Pentecoft. Good ex- 
 ample ....-- 141 
 
 Eph. 4. I. 17th and i8th Sunday after Pentecoft. On 
 the Chriftian's vocation. (Two fermons.) - 160 
 
 Matt. 22. 13. 19th Sunday after Pentecoft. On the 
 miferies of the reprobate - - - 202 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. 20th Sun. after Pentecoft. On the excellence 
 and utility of the truths contained in the gofpel 220 
 
 Eph. 6. 13. 21 ft Sunday after Pentecoft. On the im- 
 portance of falvation - . - . 239 
 
 Phil. I. 6. 22d Sunday after Pentecoft. On rafh judg- 
 ments ------- 258 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. 23d Sunday after Pentecoft. On converfing 
 with heaven ------ 276 
 
 Matt. 24. 35. 24th Sunday after Pentecoft. Immuta- 
 bility of the divine law - - - 295 
 
 A fecond feries of fermons for all the Sundays of 
 the year. 3 vol. 12°. Land. 1801 
 
 Vol.1. Luke, 2 J. 27. Advent I. The general judgment I 
 Matt. 2. 7, 8. Advent 2. Senfual enjoyments 22 
 
 John, I. 23. Advent 3. On doing penance - 45 
 
 Luke, 3. 4. Advent 4. The confolations of repentance 65 
 Gal. 4. 4. Sunday after the Nativity. Man's redemp- 
 tion ------- 85 
 
 I Cor. 7. 29. Sunday before Epiphany. The employ- 
 ment of time ------ 106 
 
 Luke, 2. 52. Epiph. I. The neceflity of ferving God in 
 our youth ------ 130 
 
 Rom. 12. 10. Epiph. 2. The means of preferving peace 
 with our neighbours - - - - - 152 
 
 Matt. 8. 4. Epiph. 3. On confefllon - - 171 
 
 Matt. 8. 24. Epiph. 4. The fufferings of this life 194 
 Col. 3. 12. Epiph. 5. On forgiving injuries - 217 
 1 ThefT. I. 2. Epiph. 6. The prefent advantages of a 
 Chriftian life - - - - - 237 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 25. Septua. Sunday. The importance of fal- 
 vation - - - - - - -257 
 
 2 Cor. II. 23. Sexa. Sunday. The importance of lal- 
 vation --...- 280 
 
 Luke, 18. 35. Quinqua. Sun. Spiritual blindnefs 305 
 
 92 
 
 ARCHER, James [continued). 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 2. Lent I. The faft of Lent - - 329 
 
 1 Theff. 4. 3-6. Lent 2. The vice of injuftice 353 
 Vol. 2. Eph. 5. 3. Lent 3. The vice of impurity i 
 
 Gal. 4. 31. Lent 4. The motives to converfion 24 
 
 John, 8. 46. Paflion Sunday. The happinefs of a vir- 
 tuous life ..--.- 46 
 Matt. 21. 5. Palm Sunday. The difficulties of reforma- 
 tion not infurmountable . - . 67 
 Rom. 6. 9. Eafter Sunday. The refurreftionof Jefus 86 
 I John, 5. 4. Low Sunday. The means of preventing a 
 relapfe into fin - - - - - - ic6 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21. Eafter 2. On human refpefts 128 
 
 John, 16. 16. Eafter 3. Encouragements to perfever- 
 
 ance in good - - - - - 149 
 
 John, 16. 8. Eafter 4. The miraculous propagation of 
 the Chriftian religion - - - - 174 
 
 John, 16. 23. Eafter 5. The duty of prayer 197 
 
 J Pet. 4. 7. Sunday after Afcenfion. On praying with 
 
 proper difpofitions - - - - 221 
 
 Ads, 2. 4. Whitfunday. The defcent of the Holy 
 
 Ghoft -...--- 243 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Trinity Sunday. The excellence of the 
 
 Chriftian faith 268 
 
 I John, 3. 17. Pentecoft 2. On poverty and alms- 
 deeds ------- 289 
 
 Luke, 15.4. Pentecoft 3. The goodnefs of Jefus in 
 feeking the loft fheep - - - - 309 
 
 Luke, 5. 5. Pentecoft 4. The mutability of earthly 
 things ------- 330 
 
 I Pet. 3. 10. Pentecoft 5. The vice of profane fwear- 
 
 ing 350 
 
 Matt. 8. 3. Pentecoft 6. The virtue of temperance 371 
 
 Vol. 3. Matt. 7. 15. Pentecoft 7. True piety - I 
 
 Luke, 16. 2. Pentecoft 8. The good employment of 
 
 our talents ------ 22 
 
 Luke, 19. 43. Pentecoft 9. Death-bed repentance 41 
 Luke, 18. 10. Pentecoft 10. Humility - - 6i 
 
 Mark, 7. 35. Pentecoft 11. Detraftion - 84 
 
 Luke, 10. 27. Pentecoft 12. The love of God 104 
 Luke, 17. 18. Pentecoft 13. The virtue of gratitude 123 
 Matt. 6. 25. Pentecoft 14. Confidence in divine provi- 
 dence ------- 145 
 
 Luke, 7. 10. Pentecoft 15. Benefits to be derived from 
 
 the meditation on death - - - 166 
 
 Eph. 3. 20. Pentecoft 16. Replies to the objections 
 
 againft a virtuous life - - - - 189 
 
 Matt. 22. 39. Pentecoft 17. Fraternal charity 209 
 
 Matt. 9. 2. Pentecoft i8. Fraternal charity 230 
 
 Matt. 22. 13. Pentecoft 19. The future punifliment of 
 
 the wicked ------ 251 
 
 Eph. 5. 18. Pentecoft 20. The vice of drunkennefs 275 
 Eph. 6. 17. Pentecoft 21. Hearing the word of God 295 
 Phil. I. 9. Pentecoft 22. Hearing the word of God 3 16 
 Matt. 9. 18. Pentecoft23. Death the paflage to a bleffed 
 immortality ------ 338 
 
 Col. I. II. Pentecoft 24. The happinefs of heaven 360 
 
 Sermons on various moral and religious fubjefts, 
 for fome of the principal feftivals of the year. 
 12°. Land. 1789 
 
 Rev. 7. 9. All Saints. The poflibility and facility of 
 attaining to fanftity ----- I 
 
 Tit. 2. 17. The circumcifion. The means of obtaining 
 interior peace ----- 32 
 
 Matt. 2. I. The Epiphany. On the leflbns to be learned 
 from the condudt of the wife men - - 60 
 
 Luke, I. 30. The Annunciation. The wifdom and good- 
 nefs of God in the incarnation of Jefus - 92 
 
 Luke, 24. 34. Eafter Monday. The model which is placed 
 before the juft man is the refurreftion of Jelus 121 
 
 I Pet. 4. 8. Sunday after Afcen. Forgiving injuries 152 
 
 John, 14. 26. Whit-Monday. The excellence of the 
 Chriftian difpenlation - - - - 185
 
 93 
 
 94 
 
 ARCHER, James [continued). 
 
 I Cor. II. 24. Corpus Chrifti. The euchariftic facrifice 
 of the new law - - - - - 221 
 
 Matt. 16. 15. SS. Peter and Paul. The real and pre- 
 tended motive for infidelity - - - 253 
 Cant. 6. 9. The afTumption of the B. V. M. Honour- 
 ing and invoking the faints and angels - 288 
 Sermons on matrimonial duties, and other moral 
 and religious fubjedls. 12°. LokJ. 1804 
 John, 2. I. Matrimony. (Two fermons.) - i 
 Eph. 5. 25. Duties of married perfons - 46 
 Eph. 6. 4. Duties of married perfons - - 67 
 Prov. 29. 15. Duties of married perfons - 88 
 Eph. 6.4. Duties of married perfons - - 109 
 Matt. 4. 8. Lent i. The prodigal fon - 132 
 I The/r. 4. 7. Lent 2. The prodigal fon - 155 
 Eph. 5. 8. Lent 3. The prodigal fon - - 177 
 Gal. 4. 31. Lent 4. The prodigal fon - - 199 
 I Cor. I. 22. Good Friday - - - 221 
 Luke, 14. 16. The facrifice of the mafs - 256 
 1 Pet. 5. 10, II. The facrifice of the mafs - 280 
 Pfa. 142. 2. All fouls - - - - - 301 
 Rev. 21. 2. Public worfhip. At the opening of a chapel 
 
 ARCHER, John, fometime preacher of All- 
 Hallows, Lombard Street. 
 
 The perfonall reigne of Chrift upon earth. In 
 a treatife wherein is fully and largely laid open 
 and proved, that Jefus Chrift, together with 
 the faints, fhall vilibly pofTelTe a monarchicall 
 ftate and kingdome in this world. Which 
 flieweth, I. That there fhall be fuch a king- 
 dom ; 2. The manner of it; 3. The duration 
 of it; 4. The time when it is to begin. 4°. 
 
 Lorii^. 1642 
 
 A very fcarce work. 
 
 ARCHER, John. 
 
 Sermon, i Kings, 2. 15. The kingdom turned 
 
 about. [Acceflion.] 8°. Land. 1714 
 
 An effay in vindication of the ufe and advantage 
 
 of prayer, being the fubftance of two fermons. 
 
 Pp. 46. 8^. LoTiJ. 1730 
 
 ARCUDIUS [Arcudio], Petrus. 
 
 A Greek ecclefiaftic of the ifle of Corfu, went to ftudy 
 
 at Rome, and was fent by Clement VIU. to Ruffia to 
 
 fettle fome difputes about religion. Died, at Rome, about 
 
 1635. Renaudot charges him with want of veracity, and 
 
 afferts that he was employed to detradl the Greek Church. 
 
 Opufcula Aurea theologica, quorundam clarifTi- 
 
 morum virorum pofteriorum Graecorum, circa 
 
 proceffionem Spiritus Sanfti, viz. I. Vecci, 
 
 Beffarionis Cardinalis, Demetrii Cydonis, &c. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. 4°. 
 
 Rom. Cong, de Propag. Fide, 1630 
 De Concordia ecclefiae Occidentalis et Orientalis 
 in vii. facramentorum adminiflratione. 4°. 
 
 Par. 1 619* 
 ARCULF, Bifhop. 
 Travels in the Holy Land, towards a.d. 700. 
 
 Paleiline (Early Travels in), I 
 ARDVENNAS, Joannes Robertus, Soc. Jefu, 
 
 S. Theologiae Doflor et ProfefTor. 
 Myflicae Ezechielis quadrigje, id efl; SS. quatuor 
 Evangelia hifloriarum et temporum ferie vin- 
 culata, Gr. et Lat. Folio. 
 
 Moguni. 161 5 
 
 ARETINUS, Leonardus. 
 
 Rerum fuo tempore geftarum commentarius, ab 
 anno 1378 ufque ad annum 1440. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 19. 909 
 ARETHAS [Aretas], Bifhop of Csfarea, in 
 Cappadocia. 
 Flouri/hed 540. 
 Explanationes in Apocalypfin. 
 
 Oecumenii Opera, 2 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 741 
 ARETIUS, Benedict. 
 
 A botanift and theologian, native of Berne. Appointed 
 Profeflor of Logic at Marburg, 1 548 ; ProfefTor of Lan- 
 guages at Berne, 1563 ; and fubfequently made Profeffor 
 of Theology. Died 1574. He embraced the reformed 
 religion, and adopted the principles of Calvin. 
 
 Commentarii in omnes Epiftolas D. Pauli, et 
 canonicas, itemque in Apocalypfin D.Joannis. 
 Folio. Morgiis, 1683 
 
 A fhort hiftory of Valentinus Gentilis, the Tri- 
 theift, tryed, condemned, and put to death by 
 the Proteftant reformed city and church of 
 Bern. Tranflated for the ufe of Dr. Sher- 
 lock. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1696 
 
 With a preface attributed to Dr. South. 
 
 ARETIUS, Claudius Marius. 
 
 Liber de fitu Siciliae. Carufii Bibl. Hift. i 
 
 ARGENSON, Mr. Le Marquis D'. 
 Confiderations fur de gouvernement ancien et 
 prefent de la France. Pp. xvi. 328. 8°. 
 
 JmJ}. 1764 
 ARGENTINA, Nicolaus de, Prior Gemnicenfis. 
 
 Flouri/hed 145 1. 
 
 Dialogus de refto ftudiorum fine, ac ordine, &c. 
 Pez, Bibl. Afcet. iv. 259 
 
 Traftatus de difcretione. Ibid. ix. 379 
 
 Expofitionum myfticarum in Cantica Cantico- 
 rum, libri i. ii. iii. et iv. Ibid. xi. 1-462 
 
 Expofitionum myfticarum in Cantica Cantico- 
 rum, libri v. vi. vii. et viii. Ibid. xii. 1-4 1 6 
 
 ARGYLL, the Duke of 
 
 Prefbytery examined : an elTay critical and his- 
 torical on the ecclefiaftical hiftory of Scotland 
 fince the Reformation. Second edit. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 849 
 For a review of this work fee Quart. Review, 84. 78. 
 
 ARIANS. 
 
 Breviarium fidei adverfus Arianos. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 7. 589 
 ARIDIUS, Abbas Attanensis. 
 Vita, audlore S. Gregorio Epifcopo Turonenfi. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 198 
 Teftamentum. Ibid. 208 
 
 ARINGUS, Paulus [Aringhi, Paolo]. 
 
 A native of Rome, and a prieft of the congregation of 
 
 the Oratory. Died 1676. 
 
 Roma fubterranea novilTima, in qua poft Anto- 
 nium Bofium, J. Severanum, et celebres alios 
 fcriptores, antiqua Chriftianorum et precipue 
 martyrum ccemeteria, tituli, monimenta, epi- 
 taphia, infcriptiones, ac nobiliora fandlorura
 
 95 
 
 ARINGUS, Paulus {continued). 
 
 fepulchra, fex libris diftinfta illuftrantur. 2 vol. 
 in I. Par. 1659 
 
 With numerous copperplates and woodcuts reprefenting 
 the tombs of the early Chriftians, with their inicriptions, 
 devices, &c. It is in fubftance a Latin tranllation of the 
 Italian treatife, in which Bofio defcribed his interefting re- 
 fearches in the Roman catacombs, which was completed by 
 Severano ; but Aringhi incorporates the refults of many 
 important difcoveries made by others. 
 
 ARISTEAS. 
 
 Held a high place at the court of Ptolemy Philadelphus, 
 King of Egj'pt. He is faid to have been a Jew by birth, 
 and to have had a iharc in the Septuagint tranflation. His 
 hiftory ot that tranflation was confidered genuine and au- 
 thentic by the ancient church, but much controverfy arofe 
 in the feventeenth century on that point. It was ad- 
 mitted by I. Vofllus, Walton, Whifton, Brett, Mafch ; but 
 rejefted by Van Dale and Hody. 
 
 De feptuaginta duobus Scripturag S. interpre- 
 tibus hiftoria. Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 2. 465 
 Gr. et Lat, Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 771 
 Or. Hody de Bibliorum textibus. 
 
 The beft edition is given by Gallandius. 
 
 The hiftory of the feventy-two interpreters : of 
 their journey from Jerufalem to Alexandria, 
 their entertainment at the Egyptian court, 
 their verfion of the Septuagint, with all the 
 circumftances of that illuftrious tranfadlion. 
 Written in Greek by Arifteas, embaflador 
 from Ptolomjeus Philadelphus, king of Egypt, 
 to Eleazar, high-prieft of the Jews. 
 To which is added, — 
 
 The hiftory of the angels, and their gallantry 
 
 with the daughters of men, written by 
 
 Enoch, the Patriarch. 
 
 Publiflied in Greek by Dr. Grabe, made Eng- 
 
 lifh bv Mr. Lewis. 1 2°. Lond. 1715 
 
 ARISTIDES. 
 
 An Athenian philofopher, converted to Chriftianlty. 
 Lived in the fecond century. 
 
 Fragmenta. Routh, Reliquias, i. 71 
 
 ARISTO PELLAEUS.. 
 
 A converted JewofPella, in Paleftine. Flourilhed 140. 
 Difputationis Jafonis et Papifci fragmenta. 
 
 Grabe, Spicil. 2. 131; Routh, Reliquise, 1.93 
 ARISTOPHANES. 
 
 The great Athenian comic poet. He was contemporary 
 with Socrates, Plato, and Euripides. Beft old edition of 
 his works, by Kufter, folio, Amft. 1710. A very com- 
 plete edition. Gr. et Lat., has been publifhed by Didot, at 
 Paris, 1839, '" large 8°. 
 
 Comcediae undecim, Grasce et Latine, ex codd. 
 MSS. emendatae : cum fcholiis antiquis inter 
 qus fcholia in Lyfiftratam ex cod. Voffiano, 
 nunc primum in lucem prodeunt. Accedunt 
 notas virorum doftorum in omnes comoedias 
 inter quas nunc primum eduntur Ifaaci Ca- 
 fauboni in Equites ; illuftrifs. Ezech. Spanhe- 
 mii in tres priores et R. Bentleii in duas priores 
 comoedias obfervationes. Omnia collegit et re- 
 cenfuit notafque in novem comoedias, et qua- 
 tuor indices in fine adjecit Ludolphus Kufterus, 
 I.U.D. Fol. JmJ^. 1710 
 
 Comoedije. Poets Grasci Veteres, 1. 721 
 
 96 
 ARISTOTLE [AriftotelesJ. 
 
 The head of the Peripatetic [e&, and one of the moft 
 famous of the ancient philofophers. Born at Stagyra, in 
 Thrace, B.C. 384 ; died B.C. 322. Editions of his works, 
 Gr. et Lat. Bekkeri, 4 vol. 4°. Berol. 1830-36; Gr. 
 II vol. 8". Oxf 1837; Gr. Tauchnitz, 16 vol. i6°.Leips. 
 1830—32. Each volume of the latter edition can be pur- 
 chafed feparately. 
 
 Opera omnia, Graece et Latine, doftiflimorum 
 virorum interpretatione et notis emendatiffima, 
 G. du Vallius, tertio recognovit, fynopfin ana- 
 lyticam adjecit, novis difquifitionibus, notis, et 
 appendicibus illuftravit. 4 vol. fol. Par. 1654 
 Vol. I. Vita audloris, &c.- - - - Ff. 17 
 
 Synopfis analytica universae dodlrina Peripatetics a Du 
 
 Vallio, pars I . _ _ . - 1-172 
 
 Porphyrii inftitutiones . - - - i 
 
 Categoriae -.-----20 
 
 De interpretatione ... - - 52 
 
 Analytica i. et ii. - - - - - - 72 
 
 Topica -.--..- 256 
 
 De reprehenfionibus Sophiftarum - - . 39-7 
 
 Phyficae aufcultationis five de motu viii. - 445 
 
 De ccelo ------- 620 
 
 De generatione et corruptione - - - 697 
 
 Meteorologicae ...... 745 
 
 De mundo ...... 84^ 
 
 Vol. 2. Synopfis a Du Vallio, pars ii. - - I— 91 
 
 De anima ...... i 
 
 De fenfu et fenfili - .... 60 
 
 De memoria et reminifcentia . . - 82 
 
 De fomno et vigilia ----- 90 
 
 De infomniis ------ 99 
 
 De divinatione per fomnum ... - 107 
 
 De communi animalium motione - - 1 1 1 
 
 De longitudine et brevitate vitae - - - 123 
 
 Dejuventuteet fene(flute,vita etmorteet refpiratione 129 
 De animalium inceffu - ■• - - 154 
 
 De fpiritu - - - - - - -174 
 
 De hiftoria animalium - - - - 186 
 
 De partibus animalium et earum caufis - - 469 
 
 De generatione animalium . - . 577 
 
 De miraculis auditis - - - - - 614 
 
 Phyfionomica ------ 640 
 
 Qu^eftiones mechanicae - - - - - 759 
 
 De lis quae fub auditum cadunt - - - 783 
 
 De coloribus --..-- 793 
 
 De lineis infecabilibus - - - - 809 
 
 Paraphrafis libri de lineis infec. . - - 818 
 
 De Xenophane, de Zenone, de Gorgia - 834 
 
 Ventorum regiones et nomina - - - 848 
 
 Vol. 3. Synopfis a Du Vallio, pars iii. - - 1—92 
 
 Ethicorum Nicomachaeorum, lib. x. - - i 
 
 Magnorum moralium, ii. - - - - 191 
 
 Eudemiorum, vii. ------ 258 
 
 De virtutibus et vitiis . - - . 387 
 
 De republica - . . . . . 384 
 
 Kyriaci Strozae politicorum ii. - - - 621 
 
 De cura rei familiaris ----- 669 
 
 Ars rhetorica ------ 697 
 
 Rhetorica ad Alexandrum - - - - 831 
 
 Vol. 4. Synopfis a Du Vallio, pars iv. - - 1-128 
 
 De poetica ------ i 
 
 Problematum feftiones xxxviii. - - - 35 
 
 Metaphyficorum xiv. ----- 259 
 
 De plantis - - - - - - 491 
 
 De fecretiore parte divinae fapientia fecundum .^gyptios, 
 
 opus ex Arabica lingua in Latinam converfum 601 
 
 Fragmenta - 677 Indices - - 790 
 
 Scolium. Poets Grsci Veteres, 2. 135 
 
 Ethics ani' Politics, comprifmg his Praflical 
 
 Philofophy, tranflated ; illuftrated by intro-
 
 97 
 
 ARISTOTLE {continued). 
 
 dudions and notes, the critical hiftory of his 
 
 life : and a new analyfis of his fpeculative 
 
 works. By John Gillies, LL.D. Third edition. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Lofi^. 1 813 
 
 Rhetoric, tranflated : with an introdudlion and 
 
 appendix, explaining its relation to his exadl 
 
 philofophy, and vindicating that philofophy. 
 
 By Gillies. 8^. ZsW. 1823 
 
 Metaphyfics, tranflated : with copious notes, in 
 
 which the Pythagoric and Platonic dogmas 
 
 refpefting numbers and ideas are unfolded 
 
 from ancient fources ; to which is added a 
 
 diflertation on nullities and diverging feries. 
 
 By Thomas Taylor. Royal 4.°. Lofid. 1801 
 
 The great and Eudemian Ethics, the Politics and 
 
 Economics, tranflated by Thomas Taylor. 
 
 Royal 4°. Land. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Rhetoric ; or, the true grounds and principles of 
 
 oratory. Tranflated. 8°. LonJ. 1686 
 
 ARMINIUS, James, founder of the fed of Ar- 
 
 minians, or Remonilrants. 
 
 Born at Oudewater, in Holland, 1560; ftudied at Mar- 
 purg and Leyden : ordained minifter at Amfterdam 1586, 
 and foon diftinguifhed himfelf by his fermons. ProfefTor 
 of Divinity at Leyden, 1603, where he lectured with great 
 elegance and ability, and brought over many from the 
 rigid dodlrines that then prevailed on the divine decrees. 
 His great opponent was Gomarus. Died 1609. He was 
 a man of excellent charadler, learned, pious, and eloquent. 
 
 Opera Theologica. 4°. Frafic. 16^1 
 
 B. Bertii oratio de vita etobitu Arminii. 
 Orationes de facerdotio Chrifti, de objedto, de authore, 
 
 ac fine, et de certitudine SS. theologiae, ac denique de 
 
 componendo religionis inter Chriftianos diffidio. 
 Declaratio fententiae authoris de praedeftinatione, provi- 
 
 dentia Dei, libero arbitrio, gratia Dei, divinitate Filii 
 
 Dei, et de juftificatione. 
 Apologia adverfus articulos xxxi. in vulgus fparfos. 
 Refponfio ad queftiones ix. et ad eas anterotemata. 
 Difputationes publicae et privata;. 
 Arnica collatio cum F. Junio de praedeftinatione. 
 Examen praedeft. Perkinfianae. 
 Analyfis cap. ix., et diflertatio in cap. vii. Epiftolae ad 
 
 Romanes. 
 Epiftola ad Hippolytum, etc. 
 Articuli nonnuUi diligenti examine perpendendi. 
 Hiftoria vitas Jacobi Arminii, auftore Cafparo 
 Brantio. 8°. Jm^. 1724 
 
 Works. Tranflated from the Latin, by James 
 Nichols. 3 vol. 8°. Lo»d. 1825-28 
 
 Only vol. I & 2 yet publifhed. 
 Vol. I. 1825. 
 
 Preface, teftimonies, and dedication. 
 
 Bertius's funeral oration, with life of Arminius, from 
 Brandt, &c., and appendix of documents, notes, ac- 
 count of the Synod of Dort, &c. - 13-320 
 
 Orations. 
 
 The objeft of theology - - . . 25^ 
 
 The author and the end of theology - - 284 
 
 The certainty of facred theology - - 310 
 
 The priefthood of Chrift - . - . ^'^g 
 
 On reconciling religiousdiflenfions among Chriftians370 
 
 A declaration of the fentiments of Arminius delivered 
 before the States of Holland - - - 516 
 
 Apology againft 31 defamatory articles - - 669 
 
 Vol. 2. 1828. 
 
 Apology — {continued) .... i 
 
 98 
 
 ARMINIUS, James {continued). 
 
 Nine queftions to the profefTors of divinity, and the re- 
 plies of Arminius ... - - 64 
 Twenty-five public difputations - - - jz 
 Seventy-nine private difputations - - - 318 
 DifTertation on the true and genuine fenfe of Rom. vii. 
 
 471 
 Letter to Hippolytus a Collibus - - - 685 
 
 Certain articles to be diligently examined and weighed 706 
 Letter on the fin againft the Holy Ghoft - - 731 
 
 ARMAND, Rev. Mr. James. 
 
 Two difcourfes on the fpirit and evidences of 
 Chriftianity. Tranflated from the French. 
 8°. EdiN. 1768 
 
 John, 3. 19. On incredulity . . _ i 
 
 Sol. Song, 2. 4. On the fpirit of the Gofpel. 
 
 ARMSTRONG, John, B.A., Prieft-Vicar of Ex- 
 eter Cathedral, and Reft, of St. Paul's, Exeter. 
 Sermons on the Feftivals. 12°. Oxf. 1845 
 
 Col. 3. 3, 4. St. Andrew. Hidden ftints - i 
 
 Luke, 17. 5. St. Thomas. Want of faith - 14 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. Nativity. Ways of Chriftmas rejoicing 25 
 Adts, 7. 60. St. Stephen. The intermediate ftate 37 
 
 1 John, 4. 7. St. John the Evangelift. Love before 
 controverfy ..... 50 
 
 Matt. 18. 10. Holy Innocents. Thelovedue to children 65 
 Matt. 3. 15. Circumcifion. Forms neceffary for fpiri- 
 
 tual worfhip _..-.. 77 
 
 Pfa. 72. 8. Epiphany. Gofpel privileges - 89 
 
 Acfls, 9. 6. Converfion of St. Paul. Warnings 10 1 
 
 Luke, 2. 37. Purification of the B. V. Mary. Daily 
 
 common prayer - - - - - 117 
 
 Matt. 9. 15. St. Matthias. Fafting - - 130 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 10. The Annunciation. Joy and tribulation 
 the Chriftian's portion .... 142 
 
 Ifa. 26. I9. The refurreftion of our Lord - 154 
 
 Col. 2. 12, 13. Mon. in Eafter wee.k. The new life 170 
 John, 6. 54. Tuef. in Eafter week. The renewed life 185 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 8, 9. St. Mark the Evangelift. The perfon- 
 ality of Satan - - - - - -199 
 
 John, 14. 8, 9. SS. Philip and James. Indecifion 216 
 Heb. I. 3. The afcenfion of our Lord - 228 
 
 Pfa. 23. 4. Pentecoft. The prefence of the Comforter 
 
 John, 3. 8. Monday in Whitfun week. Spiritual in- 
 fluence ....... 254 
 
 Gal. 5. 25. Tuefday in Whitfun week. The perils of 
 fociety ...... 267 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. The Holy Trinity. The Athanafian 
 Creed 285 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 8, 9. St. Barnabas. Chrift's minifters fons of 
 confolation ...... 302 
 
 Matt. II. 18. The nativity of John the Baptift. Self- 
 denial - - - . - - "317 
 Matt. 16. 17. St. Peter. The ufe and abufe of grace 329 
 Pfa. 84. 7. St. James the Apoftle. Growth in grace 344 
 I Cor. 8. 2. St. Bartholomew. Ufe and abufe of intel- 
 
 ledl 359 
 
 Matt. 9. 9. St. Matthew the Apoflde. Unfelfifhnefs 376 
 
 Jude, 9. St. Michael and all angels. The miniftry of 
 
 angels ....... 393 
 
 Matt. 16. 24, 25. St. Luke. The fcriptural life 409 
 
 I Cor. 2. I. SS. Simon and Jude the Apoflles. The 
 
 Divine commiffion ... - 422 
 
 Rev. 14. 13, All Saints. The remembrance of the 
 
 dead 437 
 
 ARMSTRONG, Rev. John, B A., Vicar of Ti- 
 denham. 
 
 The paftor in his clofet ; or, a help to the de- 
 votions of the clergy. Ff 2, pp. 76. 1 2°. 
 
 Oxf. 1847
 
 99 
 
 lOO 
 
 ARNALD, Richard, M.A., Reftor of Murcafton, 
 
 Leicefterfhire. 
 
 Born in London. Entered Bene't College, Cambridge, 
 1714. Fellow of" Emmanuel College, 1720. Died 1756. 
 
 A critical commentary upon the apocryphal 
 books ; namely, the Book of Wifdom, Eccle- 
 fiafticus, Tobit, Judith, Baruch, the Hilloryof 
 Sufanna,and theHiftoryofBel and the Dragon; 
 alfo a diflcrtation upon the books of the Mac- 
 cabees and of Efdras. A new edition, correfted 
 by the Rev. J. R. Pitman. 4°. LonJ. 1822 
 
 ARNAULD, Antony [Arnaldus]. 
 
 Born in 1612, at Paris; died 1694. A doftor of Sor- 
 bonne, one of the moft diftinguilhed members of the Jan- 
 fenift party, and of the Society of Port Royal. He was 
 celebrated efpecially as a controverfial writer, and carried 
 on a perpetual pen-and-ink warfare againft the Jefuits 
 (Maimbourg, Annat), the Proteftants (Jurieu, Aubertin), 
 and the philofophers (Defcartes, Malebranche). When the 
 Ultramontane principles had finally prevailed at the court 
 of Verlailles, Arnauld was obliged to leave his country. 
 He died at BrulTels. Nicole having one day hinted that 
 old age might well allow them to reft: "Reft!" exclaimed 
 Arnauld, " will you not have all eternity to reft in .'" 
 Beft edition of Arnauld's works, 1775-1783. 
 
 Oeuvres. 49 vol. in 44. 4°. Par. 1775-81 
 
 Vol. I. 1775. Lettres. 
 Vol. 2. 1775. Lettres. 
 Vol. 3. 1775. Lettres. 
 Vol. 4. 1776. Lettres, et table generale. 
 Vol. 5. 1776. 
 Recueil d'approbations. 
 Reflexions fur le Pfeaume 136. 
 
 Hiftoria et concordia evangelica - - - 21 
 
 Indices quinque in Hiftoriam et Concordiam Evangelicam 
 
 281 
 
 Remarques fur les principales erreurs d'un livre intitule 
 
 TAncienne Nouveaute de FEcriture Sainte 323 
 
 Vol. 6. 1776. 
 
 Le Nouveau Teftament, avec les differences du Grec et 
 
 de la Vulgate, imprime a Mons. 
 Defenfe de la traduftion du Nouveau Teftament imprime 
 
 a Mons, contre les fermons du Pere Maimbourg. 
 Abus et nullites de I'ordonnance de M. I'Archeveque de 
 Paris contre le Nouveau Teftament de Mons. 
 Vol. 7. 1776. 
 Remarques fur la requete prefentee au Roi par M. 
 TArcheveque d'Ambrun contre le N. T. imprime a 
 Mons -.--..- I 
 
 Requete de M. Arnauld au Roi, pour lui demander la 
 permiffion de repondre au livre de M. Mallet contre 
 le N. T. de Mons .... 5^ 
 
 Nouvelle defenfe contre le livre de M, Mallet 65-904 
 
 Vol. 8. 1777. 
 
 De la le<Shire de I'Ecriture Sainte contre les paradoxes ex- 
 
 travagantes et impies de M. Mallet - - i 
 
 Defenfe des verfions de TEcriture Sainte, des offices de 
 
 TEglife, des ouvrages des Peres, et en particulier de la 
 
 nouvelle traduftion du breviaire, contre le fentence de 
 
 I'official de Paris 
 
 259 
 
 Regies pour difcerner les bonnes et mauvaifes critiques 
 des traductions de I'Ecriture Sainte en Frangois 423 
 
 Difficultes proposees a M. Steyaert - . . 467 
 
 Vol. 9. 1777. 
 
 Contrm'erjy refpeBlng the tranjlations of the Netu Tejiament 
 printed at Mons, and the Miffal. 
 
 Difficultes proposees a M. Steyaert — continued I 
 
 DifTertation critique touchant les exemplaires Grecs fur 
 lefquels M. Simon pretend que la Vulgate a ete faite, 
 et fur le MS, de Beze ... ^^^ 
 
 ARNAULD, Antony {continued). 
 
 Reponfe aux remarques du P. Annat - Appen. I 
 
 Breve dementis IX. ... Appen. 36 
 
 Memoire fur le Bref .... Appen. 38 
 Reponfe a la lettre d'un dodleur en theologie Appen. 41 
 Reponfe a la feconde lettre . - Appen. 66 
 
 Requete prefentee a TAfTemblee Generale du clerge. 
 
 Appen. 95 
 
 La traduction et explication du Meffel en langue vulgaire, 
 
 autorisee par I'Ecriture Sainte, par les Saints Peres, &c. 
 
 Appen. 99 
 Eclairciffement fur ces mots. Nemo nos conducit. App. 126 
 Obfervations fur une cenfure de la Faculte de Paris. 
 
 Appen. 129 
 Obfervations fur les propofitions de la Faculte de Theo- 
 logie de Paris - . . . . Appen. 143 
 Les deux cenfures differentes imprimees par Meturas. 
 
 Appen, 241 
 
 Vol. 10. 1777. 
 
 Thefes theologicas omnes quas defendit Ant. Arnaldus, 
 
 graduum in Sorbona faciendorum caufa - i 
 
 Gratiarum aftio A. Arnaldi, poftquam do€torali mitre 
 
 donatus eft . - - - . - 37 
 
 De la neceffite de la foi en Jefus-Chrift pour etre fauve 39 
 
 Ecrit fur les adlions des infideles - - - 381 
 
 Examen de cette propofition : Un philofophe qui n'a point 
 
 encore entendu parler de Jefus-Chrift, mais qui con- 
 
 noit Dieu, peut faire une adlion veritablement bonne. 
 
 Penfees fur les miracles - - - - 593 
 
 Inftrudlion fur la grace - . - - - 401 
 
 Remarques fur le I. tome du P. Thomaffm, fur la ma- 
 
 tiere de la grace ... - - 4^2 
 
 Ecrits fur la grace generale .... ^^^ 
 
 Appendix : Lettre de M. Duguet, fur la grace generale. 
 
 Ecrits fur la liberte de I'homme ; fur les peches d'igno- 
 
 rance ; fur la hierarchic ecclefiaftique; I'infallibilite du 
 
 Pape; remarques fur les Annalesde Raynaldus,&c. 553 
 
 Vol. II. 1777. 
 
 Eclairciffements fur I'autorite des conciles et des papes I 
 
 Jugement equitable fur la cenfure faite par la Faculte de 
 
 Theologie de Louvain ; defenfe du jugement ; et re- 
 
 fponfe aux pofitions ulterieures de M. Steyaert 309 
 
 Traduction du livre de S. Auguftin des moeurs de 
 
 I'eglile catholique .... J23 
 
 Traduction du S. Auguftin de la correction et de la 
 
 grace; et analytica fynopfis - - - ■ 59^ 
 
 Le livre de S. Auguftin de la veritable religion, traduit 659 
 
 Le livre de S. Auguftin de la foi, de I'efperance, et de la 
 
 charite, traduit ..... ^65 
 
 Memorial a M. le Due de Villa-Hermofa - . 845 
 
 Caftigationes libri Confeffionum D. Auguftini 857 
 
 Avis aux religieux BenediCtins editeurs des teuvres de S. 
 
 Auguftin ...... 2jj 
 
 Vol. 12. 1777. 
 Table hiftorique des SS. Peres, &c. dont les paffages font 
 compris dans I'ouvrage intitule : Tradition de I'Eglife 
 fur I'Euchariftie ..... i 
 
 La petite perpetuite de la foi touchant I'euchariftie 74 
 Reponfe generale au nouveau livre de M. Claude 211 
 Eclairciffement fur un paffage de S. Auguftin - 445 
 Remarques fur une lettre de M. Spon - - 467 
 Reflexions fur le prefervatif contre la changement de re- 
 ligion 515 
 
 Vol. 13. 1777. 
 Le renverfement de la morale de Jefus-Chrift, par les 
 erreurs des Calviniftes, touchant la jufUfication. 
 Vol. 14. 1778. 
 L'impiete de la morale des Calviniftes pleinement de- 
 couverte par le livre de M.Brugnier, approuve par M. 
 Claude ...... j 
 
 Apologie pour les catholiques, contre les fauffetes de 
 La Politique du Clerge de France. 
 Vol. 15. 1778. 
 Le Calvinifme convaincu de nouveau de dogmas impies.
 
 I02 
 
 ARNAULD, Antony [continued). 
 
 Vol. 1 6. 1778. 
 Obfervations fur une Bulk pretendue. Difficultes fur la 
 
 Bulk, qui porte defenfe de lire k livre de C. Jan- 
 
 fenius ....-- I 
 
 Confiderations fur une cenfure pretendue de la Faculte de 
 
 Theologie de Paris - - - - - 25 
 
 Premiere apologie pour M. Janfenius - - 39 
 
 Vol. 17. 
 Seconde apologie pour M. Janfenius. 
 Appendice, traduction d'un ecrit du Pape Clement VIII. 
 
 Reflexions sur un decret de I'lnquifition ; Catechifme 
 
 de la grace ..---. 641 
 
 Vol. 18. 1778. 
 Apologie pour les Saints Peres de Teglise, defenfeurs de 
 
 la grace de Jefus-Chrift . - - - i 
 
 Falfifications du Pere Labbe dans un livre intitule, Anti- 
 
 thefes C. Janfenii ..... 542 
 Vol. 19. 1778. 
 Ecrits fur la denonciation des cinq propofitions attribuees 
 
 a Janfenius, avec preface hiftorique et critique i 
 
 Ecrits au fujet de la cenfure de Sorbonne contre deux 
 
 propofitions de M. Arnauld - - . 309 
 
 Vol. 20. 1778. 
 Si Ton peut, en confcience, foufcrire une cenfure injufte i 
 S. Thomae doftrina de gratia fufficiente et efficaci 39 
 Epiftola ad H. Holdenum . - - - 78 
 
 Lettres apologetiques - - - . - 85 
 
 Diflertatio de gratia efficaci - - - - 1 59 
 
 Refutation d'un Molinifte - - - - 315 
 
 Lettre au fujet d'un memoire de M. des Lyons - 329 
 Appendice : Launoii notationes in cenfuram ; SoufFrages 
 
 des dodteurs pour M. Arnauld ; Vindiciae S. Thomae 
 
 circa gratiam fufficientem, &c. - - 345 
 
 Vol. 21. 1778. 
 Ecrits fur les Bulks d' Alexandre VII. et les formulaires 
 
 du clerge de France fur ks cinq propofitions attribuees 
 
 a Janfenius. 
 
 Vol. 22. 1779. 
 Ecrits fur les Bulks, &c. — {continued) - - I 
 
 Difputes internes entre MM. de Port-Royal 667 
 
 Vol. 23. 1779. 
 Reponfe aux obfervations contre la fainte Epine I 
 
 De I'autorite des miracles - - - - 33 
 
 Remonftrance a la reine, &c. - - - 87 
 
 Apologie pour les religieufes de Port-Royal. Premiere 
 
 partie ...... 167 
 
 Vol. 24. 1779. 
 Ecrits concernant ks religieufes de Port-Royal - i 
 
 Ecrits sur la caufe des quatre eveques, et la fignature du 
 
 formulaire avec diftindlion du fait et du droit 129 
 
 Ecrits fur les accufations de Jansenifme, et fur k formu- 
 laire -..---- 579 
 Vol. 25. 1779. 
 Fantome du Jansenifme, ou, juftincation des pretendus 
 
 Janseniftes ...... i 
 
 Remarques fur M. Steyaert ... 141 
 
 Hiftoire du formulaire - - - - -152 
 
 Difficultes proposees a M. Steyaert - - 178 
 
 Proces de calomnie ..... 207 
 
 Memoire adrefle a M. Van Efpen - - 321 
 
 Reflexions fur le decret du S. Office du 28 Jan. 1 694 325 
 Appendice - - - - - - ■33' 
 
 Vol. 26. 1779. 
 Difcours fur I'amour de Dieu - - . i 
 
 Confiderations pour une ame abattue ; refolutions des 
 
 difficultes ; cas fur k vi. commandement, &;c. 9 
 
 Difcours funebre pour la mere Agnes - - 50 
 
 Eloge funebre de M. Arnauld d'Andilly - 61 
 
 Ecrit fur un manage, &c. - - - - 74 
 
 Difficultes fur le livre des eclairciflements fur le facra- 
 
 ment de penitence par M. I'Eveque de Tournai, &c. 97 
 Vol. 27. 1779. 
 Reponfe, touchant les regies de la conduite des faints 
 Peres dans la compofition de kurs ouvrages, &c. I 
 
 ARNAULD, Antony {continued). 
 
 De la frequente communion ... 71 
 
 This book, fays M. Sainte-Beuve, produced in divinity 
 the fame revolution which Defcartes's Difcours de la 
 Methode achieved in moral philofophy. It is the author's 
 mafterpiece, and was the firft caufe of all the perfecutions 
 which Arnauld had to undergo. 
 
 Refutation du Pere Nouet, &c. - . - 674 
 
 Vol. 28. 1779. 
 
 Avertiflement fur ks fermons du Pere Nouet i 
 
 La tradition de I'eglife fur le fujet de la penitence et de 
 
 la communion . . - - - 39 
 
 Lettre d'un dodteur en theologie ; Difcours d'un dofteur 
 
 en theologie ; Defenle de la verite catholique ; Relation 
 
 touchant le livre de la frequente communion, &c. 461 
 
 Vol. 29. 1779. 
 
 Extrait de quelques erreurs et impietes - I 
 
 Differtation theologique fur le commandement d'aimer 
 
 Dieu 16 
 
 Theologie Morale des Jefuites, extraite fidelkment de 
 kurs livres ------ 74 
 
 Lettre de Polemarque a Eusebe fur le fujet du livre inti- 
 tule, Theologie Morale des Jefuites, et lettre d'un thco- 
 logien a Polemarque - - - - - 95 
 
 Apologie pour M. I'Abbe de St.Cyran - 173 
 
 Lettre d'un dodleur en theologie - • - 393 
 
 Remonftrance aux peres Jefuites - - 477 
 
 Defenfe de la cenfure, &c. - - - - 537 
 
 Vol. 30. 1779. 
 
 L'innocence et la verite defendues, contre Le Jansenisme 
 
 confondu, &c. - - - . i 
 
 Refutation d'un ecrit du Pere Brifacier - - 43 1 
 
 Refutation de plufieurs calomnies - - 456 
 
 Quatre fadlums ; Avis aux Jefuites - - - 48 1 
 
 L'innocence opprimee par la calomnie, ou hiftoire de la 
 
 congregation des filles de I'enfance - - 593 
 
 Vol. 31. 1780. 
 
 Nouvelk herefie dans la Morale, touchant le peche phi- 
 
 lofophique, premiere, feconde, 3,4, et 5 denonciation 
 
 au Pape ------- i 
 
 Herefie contre I'obligation d'aimer Dieu - 403 
 
 I, 2, 3 et 4m.e plainte de M. Arnauld, et appendice 417 
 
 Vol. 32. 1780. 
 La Morale Pratique des Jefuites, reprefentee en plufieurs 
 hiftoires arrivees dans toutes les parties du monde. 
 Vol. 1 et 2. 
 
 Vol. 33. 17S0. 
 La Morale Pratique des Jefuites. Vol. 3 - - I 
 
 La Morale Pratique. Vol. 4. Contenant Thiftoire de Dom 
 Jean de Palafox ----- 442 
 
 Vol. 34. 1780. 
 La Morale Pratique des Jefuites. Vol. 5, 6, et 7. 
 
 Vol. 35. 1780. 
 La Morale Pratique des Jefuites. Vol. 8. 
 
 Vol. 36. 1780. 
 Avertiflement pour M.Ragot; Reponfe pour M. I'Eveque 
 d'Alet; Fadum et replique pour M. Ragot, &c. 
 Vol. 37. 1780. 
 Lettre paftorak de I'Eveque d'Alet - - - i 
 
 La conduite canonique de I'eglife pour la reception des 
 filles dans les monafteres - - - 33 
 
 Projet d'un mandement epifcopal, memoire inftrudlif ; 
 Reponfe pour Mad. de Nemours; Confiderations fur 
 les affaires de I'eglife ; La veritable portrait de G. H. 
 deNaflTau, &c. . . - - - 161 
 
 Vol. 38. 1780. 
 Conclufiones philofophics - - - - ' 
 
 Objeftiones quartae in meditationes metaphyficas R. Des- 
 cartes - • - - ■ " . " 7 
 Novs objeftiones contra R. Cartefii meditationes 67 
 Examen du traite de I'eflence du corps, &c. - 89 
 Des vraies et des faufles idees [contre Makbranche] et 
 defenfe - - - - - ' . ' V^'^ 
 
 Diflertations fur ks miracles de I'ancienne loi 637
 
 I03 
 
 I04 
 
 ARNAULD, Antony {antinued). 
 
 Vol. 39. 1781. 
 
 Lettres au Pere Malebranche, fur les idees generales, la 
 
 grace et I'etendue intelligible . . - i 
 
 Reflexions philofophiques et theologiques fur le nouveau 
 
 fyfteme de la nature et de la grace - - 155 
 
 For a criticifm on this work, fee Le Clerc, Bibl. Un. 2. 184. 
 
 Vol. 40. 1780. 
 
 Avis a I'auteur des Nouvelles de la Repub. des Lettres i 
 
 Difl"ertation fur le pretendu bonheur des plaifirs des 
 
 fens - - - - - - - 10 
 
 Quatre lettres au P. Malebranche - - 69 
 
 Differtation Latine fur la vue des vcrites en Dieu 1 1 1 
 
 Regies des bona fens pour juger des ecrits polemiques dans 
 
 les matieres de fcience - - - - 153 
 
 Vol. 41. 1780. 
 Grammaire generale et raifonnee - - I 
 
 Memoire fur le reglement des etudes - - 85 
 
 La logique, ou I'art de penfer ... 99 
 
 Vol. 42. 1 78 1. 
 Catalogue des ouvrages de M. Arnauld. 
 Nouveaux elcmens de geometric . - . i 
 
 Reflexions fur I'eloquence des predicateurs - 357 
 
 Poeme Latine fur le Prince de Balzac - - 414 
 
 Supplement, pratique de piete dans les tentations, &c. 
 Nouveau fupplement aux lettres de M. Arnauld. 
 Hiftorical and critical prefaces on the works of Arnauld, 
 arranged in claffes, will be found in vols. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 
 12, 19, 21, 23, 24,26,29, 30, 31, 36,38,41. 
 [Vol. 43-4S.] 1704. 
 La perpetuite de la foy de I'eglife Catholique touchant 
 I'euchariftie, defendue contre le livre du Sieur Claude, 
 miniftre de Charenton. Nouvelle edition. 6 vol. 
 This work was pompoufly extolled by the popes Clement 
 IX., Clement X., and Innocent XL It difplays confider- 
 able refearch, and is written in a clear and forcible fl:yle. 
 [Vol.49.] 1783- 
 Vie de M. Antoine Arnauld. 
 
 This volume contains a general index to the works of 
 Arnauld, and Adla et Decreta fecundae Synodi Provinciae 
 Ultrajedlenfis, 1764. 
 
 Nouvelle defenfe de la traduftion du Nouveau 
 Teftament, imprimee a Mons, contre le livre 
 de Mallet. 8". Col. 1680 
 
 Continuation de la Nouvelle Defenfe de la Trad, 
 du N. T. 8°. ■ Col. 1680 
 
 De la lefture de I'Ecriture Sainte contre les pa- 
 rodoxes extravagans et impies de M. Mallet, 
 dofteur de Sorbonne. 8°. Antv. 1680 
 
 Caufa Arnaldina, feu Antonius Arnaldus a cen- 
 fura anno 1656, fub nomine Facultatis 
 Theologis Parifienfis Vulgata vindicatus, fuis 
 ipfius aliorumque fcriptis colle6tis, quibus S. 
 Auguftini et S. Thomas doftrina de gratia 
 efficaci et fufficiente, dilucide explanatur. 
 2 vol. 8°. Leodoci Eb. 1699 
 
 Phantofme du Jansenifme, ou juftification des pre- 
 tendus Janseniftes par le livre mefme d'un 
 Do£leur de Sorbonne. Seconde edit. [Anony- 
 mous.] 12°. Col. 1688 
 
 ARNAULD D'ANDILLY (Robert). 
 
 Born 1588, died 1674. Brother of the former. After 
 having filled feveral important offices in connexion with 
 the court, he retired in 1644 to Port Royal, where he 
 fpent the remainder of his life. 
 The lives of the fathers of the deferts, and of 
 
 fome holy women. Tranflated by J. M. 
 2 vol. 8°. 1757 
 
 Apparently the original unpublifhed manufcript, in a very 
 neat hand. 
 
 ARNAULD (la Mere Marie Angelique), de S. 
 Magdeline. 
 
 Born 1 59 1 5 died 1 66 1. Sifl:er of the above. Abbefs 
 of Port Royal in 1602. She reformed the religious com- 
 munity of Maubuiffon, and transferred the monaftery of 
 Port Royal from the country to Paris. Diftinguifhed, as 
 well as all the other members of her family, for her ta- 
 lents, her piety, and her energy. 
 
 Memoires et relations fur ce qui c'eft pafTe a 
 Port Royal des Champs depuis le commence- 
 ment de la reforme de cette abbaye. 12°, 
 
 1716 
 ARNAULD (la Mere Marie Angelique), de S. 
 Jean. 
 
 Daughter of Arnauld d'Andilly. Died in 1684, after 
 having confl:antly exemplified in herfelf all the beauties of 
 the Chriftian charadler. 
 
 Difcours fur la Regie de S. Benoit. 2 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1736 
 
 Memoires pour fervir a I'hiftoire de Port-Royal, 
 et a la vie de la reverende Mere Marie An- 
 gelique de S. Magdeleine Arnauld, reforma- 
 trice de ce monaftere. [Anonymous.] 3 vol. 
 12°. Utr. 1742 
 
 Relation de la captivite de la Mere Angelique de 
 S.Jean, 12°. 171 I 
 
 ARNAUD, Henri, Commander and Pallor of 
 the Vaudois. 
 Received a colonel's commiffion from William and 
 
 Mary of England. Died, at Schonberg, at the age of 80. 
 
 The glorious recovery by the Vaudois of their 
 vallies. From the original by Henri Arnaud. 
 With a compendious hiftory of that people 
 previous and fubfequent to that event. By 
 Hugh Dyke Acland. 8°. Land. \%2j 
 
 ARNDT, F. 
 
 Gleichnifsreden Jefu Chrifti. Predigten, &c. 
 6 vol. 8°. Magdeburg, 1845-47* 
 
 ARNDT, John. 
 
 A Lutheran divine. Born, at Ballenftadt, 1555. Be- 
 came minifter at Quedlinburg, and afterwards at Brunfwick 
 and Ifleben. In 1611 he was appointed to the church of 
 Zell. Died 1621. His "True ChrifUanity" is a work of 
 great merit, and has been tranflated into many languages. 
 
 Of true Chriftianity. Four books. Wherein is 
 contained the whole oeconomy of God to- 
 ^vards man, and the whole duty of man to- 
 wards God. Written originally in High Dutch. 
 Publifhed in Englifh in the year 17 12. Now 
 revifed and rendered more agreeable to the 
 original. Second edit. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1720 
 The moft complete edition. 
 
 The Garden of Paradife ; or, holy prayers and 
 exercifes ; whereby the Chriftian graces and 
 virtues may be planted and improved in man. 
 Purfuing the defign of the famous treatife of 
 True Chriftianity. From the German ori- 
 ginal. 8°. Land. 17 16 
 
 De vero Chriftianifmo, liber primus. Ex Ger- 
 
 manico in Tamulicum, convertit Benjamin 
 
 Schulzius, miffionarius evangelicus. Sm. 8'^. 
 
 Hal. Magd. 1751
 
 105 
 
 io6 
 
 ARNDT [Lat. Arndius], Joshua. 
 
 A Lutheran divine and ecclefiaftical antiquarian. Born, 
 at Guftron, 1626. ProfelTor of Logic at Roftock 1653. 
 Died 1685. 
 Lexicon antiquitatum ecclefiafticarum, ex optimis 
 
 quibufque auftoribus antiquis et rccentioribus. 
 
 4°. Gripjw. 1669 
 
 ARNETT, John Andrews. 
 An inquiry into the nature and form of the 
 
 books of the ancients ; with a hiilory of the 
 
 art of bookbinding. 12°. Lo7id. 1837 
 
 ARNOBIUS AFER (Arnobius the African). 
 
 Flourifhed at the end of the third century. Is faid to 
 have taught rhetoric at Sicca, in Africa, with great repu- 
 tation. Originally an oppofer of Chriftianity ; after his 
 converfion, he became one of the moft celebrated apolo- 
 gifts of it. His work, is a very elaborate compofition, illus- 
 trated by a profufion of quotations from Greek and Latin 
 authors. 
 
 Difputationum adverfus Gentes libri vii., recog- 
 
 novit, notis priorum interpretum feleftis alio- 
 
 rumque et fuis illuftravit Jo. Conradus Orellius. 
 
 3 vol. 8°. Lips. 1 8 16 
 
 Vol. I. Notitia literaria de Arnobio. 
 
 Liber i— vii. 
 Vol. 2. Annotadones in librum i-iv. 
 Vol. 3. Annott. in lib. v-vii. 
 Indices. Appendix. 
 
 Adverfus Gentes, libri vii. cum commentariis. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 3. 430 ; Patrum Latinorum 
 Opera; Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 4,, 133 
 Difputationum adverfus Gentes liber primus. 
 
 Routh, Script. Eccl. Opufcula, 2. 245 
 ARNOBIUS, Junior, of Gaul. 
 
 A femi-Pelagian. Flourilhed about 460. 
 
 Opufcula quse extant omnia. 
 
 Arnobii et Serapionis de Deo trino et uno ; 
 duabus in Chrifto fubftantiis in unitate per- 
 fonas : gratias et liberi arbitrii concordia. 
 Commentarium in Pfalmos. 
 Annotatiuncula in evangeliftarum locos. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 203 
 ARNOLDUS CARNOTENSIS. 
 
 This ecclefiaftical writer, who was one of St. Bernard's 
 Contemporaries and friends, has been confounded with 
 another monk of the fame name. He was Abbot of Bon- 
 neval, in the diocefe of Chartres. Flourifhed 1 182. 
 
 De ultimis feptem verbis Domini. 
 
 Sermo de laudibus B. Virginis. 
 
 Traftatus de operibus fex dierum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 1261 
 Cypriani Opera, folio, 1682 
 
 ARNOLDUS, Henricus, Prior Bafileenfis. 
 
 Flourifhed 1485. 
 Dialogus de modo perveniendi ad perfeftam Dei 
 
 et proximi dileftionem. Pez, Bibl. Ascet. 6. 1 
 ARNOLDUS or ARNOLFUS. 
 
 A Benedidline monk. Flourifhed loio. 
 Homilia de odlo beatitudinibus et S. Emme- 
 
 rammo epifcopo et mar tyre. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. 4. p. 2. 29 
 Carmen in vitam S. Emmerammi a Meginfredo 
 
 confcriptam. Ibid. 4. p. 2. 37 
 
 De miraculis beati Emmerammi. Can. 3 , p. i . 1 03 
 
 ARNOLD, Rev. Frederick, B.A., Curate of St. 
 
 Mary de Crypt, Gloucefter. 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 Luke, 10. 21, 22. Advent - - - - 9 
 
 1 Tim. I. 15. Chriftmas day . . - 24 
 Matt. 6. 17. Afli Wcdnefday - - - 35 
 Ezek. 18. 27, 28. Good Friday - - 4^ 
 John, II. 21-26. Eafter day - - - 55 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 8—13. Afcenfion day - - 66 
 Matt. 6. 25-33. Whitfunday - - - 77 
 Deut. 29. 29. Trinity Sunday - - - 91 
 Titus, 3. 5. Our own works infufficient for our juftifi- 
 
 cation - - - - - - -103 
 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the way, the truth, and the life 116 
 Gal. 3. 19. The law and the promife - 129 
 
 Gal. 4. 21-31. The allegory of Sarah and Hagar 141 
 Matt. 16. 6. The Pharifees and Sadducees - 153 
 Prov. 14.6. The charadter of Icorners - 166 
 
 Job, 15. 1—4. On a particular providence - 178 
 
 2 Chron. 16. 9. On a particular providence 193 
 
 Adh, 14. 17, part of. God's perpetual witnefs of him- 
 felf in the world - - - - - 213 
 
 Job, 10. 12. God's vifitations of men's fouls the fource 
 of their fpiritual life - - - - -228 
 
 Pfa. 119. 113. Vain thoughts a hinderance to our fpi- 
 ritual advancement . . - - 240 
 Ads, 9. 1-6. Some leffons of inftrudtlon from the con- 
 verfion of St. Paul 252 
 
 Zech. 3. 1-8. On the evil fpirit - - 264 
 
 Amos, 5. 18. On falfe hopes in death - - 278 
 
 I Cor. 15. 58. On the leflbn in the Burial Service 292 
 Rom. 6. 17. Obedience to revealed truth a required 
 duty (for the National Schools) - - 304 
 
 Gal. 6. 2. Bearing one another's burdens, a ChrifUan 
 duty (to a benefit club) - - - -319 
 
 ARNOLD, Thomas, D.D., Head-Mafter of 
 
 Rugby School. 
 
 An eminent fcholar and divine, born at Weft Cowes, 
 Ifle of Wight, 1795. Entered Winchefter ichool, 1807; 
 eleded as a fcholar at Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, 181 1 ; 
 Fellow of Oriel College, 1815; ordained deacon, 181 8, 
 and fettled at Laleham in 1819, with private pupils. Head- 
 mafter of Rugby School, 1S27; received prieft's orders, 
 1828; Regius ProfeHor of modern hiftory, Oxford, 1841. 
 Died 1842. 
 Hiftory of Rome. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. i 840-43 
 
 Vol. I, fecond edition, 1840. 
 Early hiftory, to the burning of Rome by the Gauls. 
 
 Vol. 2, fecond edition, 1844. 
 From the Gaulifh invafion to the end of the firft Punic 
 War. 
 
 Vol. 3, 1843. 
 From the end of the firft to the end of the fecond 
 Punic War. 
 Hiftory of the later Roman Commonwealth, 
 from the end of the fecond Punic war to 
 the death of Julius Ca^far ; and of the reign of 
 Auguftus. With a life of Trajan. Repub- 
 lifhed from the Encyclopaedia Metropolitana. 
 Second edition, 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Introduftory leftures on modern hiftory, delivered 
 in Lent Term, 1 842 ; with the inaugural 
 lefture, Dec. 1841. Second edition. 8"'. 
 
 Lond. 1843 
 
 Fragment on the Church. 8°. Lond. 1 844 
 
 The effefts of diftant colonization on the parent 
 
 ftate. A prize efl'ay recited in the Theatre 
 
 at Oxford, June 1815. Royal 8°. 
 
 The Chriftian duty of granting the claims of the
 
 lo; 
 
 108 
 
 ARNOLD, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Roman Catholics. With a poftfcript in 
 anfwer to the letters of the Rev. G. S. Faber. 
 Printed in the St. James's Chronicle. Pp. vii. 
 129. 8°. Oxf. 1829 
 
 Sermons. 
 
 Afts, 16. 30 
 2 Cor. 5. 17 
 Gen. 8. 21 - 
 Phil. 3. 8 - - 
 
 Matt. 13. 17 
 Ifa. II. 6 - - - 
 Eph. 4. 3 - - 
 Exod. 14. 13 - 
 Mark, 6. 5, 6 
 Matt. 26. 38 - 
 Rom. 8. 22, 23 - 
 Rom. 6. 14 
 Heb. 4. 9 
 
 John, 12. 47 and 22 
 2 Cor. 5. 16 
 
 Second edition. 8'^ 
 Vol. I. 1830. 
 
 Land. 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. - - 204 
 
 John, 9, 35, 36 - 216 
 
 1 Cor. 4- 3, 4 - - 229 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 14 - 242 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 33 - - 255 
 Mai. 3. 16 (2 ferm.) 267 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 13 - - 295 
 John, 6. 13 - - 308 
 Ails, 14. 22 - - 321 
 
 1 Thefs. 5. 23 - - 335 
 
 2 Cor. 5- 4 - - - 350 
 John, J 6. 31, 32 - 364 
 Eph. 2. 22. Whitfunday 377 
 Luke, 10. 20 - - 390 
 
 - Ill 
 
 126 
 
 - '39 
 152 
 
 - 165 
 178 
 
 - 191 
 
 Vol. 2. 1832. 
 Sermons, with an effay on the right interpretation of 
 the Scriptures. 
 
 I Pet. 4. II - - 217 
 
 Heb. II. I. - - - I 
 I John, 5. 4, 5 - 12 
 
 John, 6. 58 - - 24 
 
 Afts, 2. 42 - - 35 
 
 1 Cor. 13. II. AfliWed. 46 
 John, 3. 12 - - 55 
 
 2 Kings, 2. 24 - - 62 
 Matt. 18. 6 - - 71 
 Rom. I. 16 - - - 81 
 John, 16. 12, 13 - 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Trin. S 
 Gal. 3. 24 - ■ 
 Luke, 14. 24 - 
 Luke, 14. 18 
 Matt. 10. 36 - 
 John, 13. 13, 14- 
 Rev. 22. 10—12 
 John, 13. 10 
 Luke, 17. 36, 37 - 
 
 Mark, 6. 31 (2 ferm.) 228 
 
 Luke, 5. 29 
 I Pet. 5. 6, 7 
 Mark, 6. 31 
 Eph. 5. 17 - 
 John, II. 1 1 
 Luke, 16. 8 - 
 
 250 
 
 - 264 
 278 
 
 - 290 
 302 
 313 
 
 Scriptures 
 1834. 
 
 97 
 106 
 118 
 131 
 141 
 
 153 
 
 168 
 
 179 
 
 192 
 
 204 
 Vol. 3 
 Introduftion - - - - . 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14. Chrift our friend 
 John, I. 12. The fons of God - 
 Matt. 17. 19, 20. Chrift our pattern 
 Matt. II. 27. God in Chrift 
 Rom. 7. 24. Chriftian redemption 
 John, 6. 62, 63. Chriftian communion 
 Mark, 16. 19. Chrift's afcenfion - 
 John, 14. 16, 17. Chrift's abfence. 
 [Trin. I.] - - - - - 
 
 Matt. 21. 9. Luke, 23. 20, 21 
 Heb. 10. 14. Chrift our prieft 
 
 Addrefs before Confirm. 327 
 Ifa. 32. 13 - - 340 
 Gal. 4. 7. Chriftmas - 353 
 Gen. I. 31 - - 366 
 Mark, 10. 29, 30 - 382 
 Luke, II. 52. Char. Sc. 394 
 Adts, 27. 34. On the 
 
 cholera _ - - 414 
 On the right interpretation 
 
 and underftanding of the 
 
 425 
 
 14 
 26 
 43 
 - 56 
 69 
 
 .- . ^3 
 Quiet times. 
 
 95 
 Chrift's advent 107 
 [Good Friday.] 119 
 
 Heb. 7. 25. Chrift our only prieft - - 1 31 
 
 Luke, 24. 34. Certainty of Chrift's refurreftion 142 
 I Cor. 15. 18. Moral certainty of the true Chriftian's 
 
 refurredtion - - - - - 156 
 
 Luke, 22. 31, 32. Converfion - - - 173 
 
 Matt. 23. 15. Profelytifm - - - 186 
 
 Deut. II. 19. Chriftian education. [At Rugby, on 
 
 Founder's Commem.] . . . _ i^n 
 
 Matt. 2. II. Chriftian profeflions — offering Chrift our 
 
 beft ------- 212 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. Our hope towards God - - 224 
 
 Adls, 2. 32. Our hope towards God in Chrift 236 
 
 I Cor. I. 13. Who are partakers in our hope 251 
 
 Dan. 6. 10. Chriftian trials . _ . 265 
 
 Gen. 2. 3. The Lord's day ... 278 
 
 Matt. 18. 10. The holy angels - - 291 
 
 ARNOLD, Thomas, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Afts, 4. 24. Creeds - - - - - 305 
 
 Jer. 36. 23. Chriftian obedience - - 317 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 25. Ezek. 18. 31, 32. Judicial blindnefs 329 
 Col. 4. II. Chriftian friendftiip ... 342 
 Gal. 6. 9. Chriftian patience - - - 355 
 
 2 Cor. 4. I. Chriftian thankfulnefs - - 366 
 Pfa. 30. 6-8. Outward charges - - 378 
 Matt. 22. 12. Inward changes - - - 390 
 Appendix to Sermon 11. [On the priefthood] 405 
 Appendix to Sermon 18 - - - - 434 
 
 Chriftian life : its courfe, its hindrances, and its 
 helps. Sermons preached moftly in the chapel 
 
 of Rugby School. 8* 
 
 Introduftion 
 
 i-lxviii 
 
 Gen. 3. 22 - 
 
 I 
 
 I Cor. 13. II (2 fer.] 
 
 11,22 
 
 Col. I. 9 (2 ferm.) 
 
 32.43 
 
 Col. 3. 3 - 
 
 54 
 
 I Cor. 3. 21-23 - 
 
 - 65 
 
 Gal. 5. 16, 17 - 
 
 ■ 76 
 
 Luke, 14. 33 
 
 - 88 
 
 I Tim. I. 9 
 
 99 
 
 Luke, 21. 36 
 
 - no 
 
 Prov. I. 28 
 
 121 
 
 Mark, 12. 34 
 
 - 133 
 
 Matt. 22. 14 . 
 
 • 145 
 
 Lond. 1 841 
 
 Matt. 26. 40, 41. Sunday 
 before Eafter - 245 
 
 Rom. 5. 8. Good Fri. 257 
 John, 20. 20. Eaft. day 268 
 Afts, 19. 2. Whitfund. 279 
 John, 3. 9. Trin. Sun. 290 
 Exod. 3. 6; Luke,23. 30 302 
 Pfa. 137. 4 - - - 313 
 I Cor. II. 26 - - 323 
 Luke, 1.3,4 (2 ferm.) 334 
 
 John, 9. 29 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 20 
 Matt. 26. 45, 46 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17, 18 
 Ezek. 20. 49 - 
 Ifa. 5. I 
 Col. 3. 17 - 
 John, 18. 36; Rev. 11. 15 
 
 Coronation - - 438 
 Notes - - - - 455 
 
 354 
 366 
 
 377 
 388 
 398 
 409 
 427 
 
 Luke, II. 25; Jno. 5. 42 156 
 
 Matt. II. 10 - - 167 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 12 - - 177 
 
 Gen. 27. 38; Matt. 15.27 ij 
 
 Matt. 22. 32 - - 199 
 
 Ezek. 13. 22 - - 210 
 
 Heb. 3. 16. Adv. Sun. 221 
 
 John, I. 10. Chrift. d. 232 
 
 Chriftian life : its hopes, its fears, and its clofe. 
 Sermons, preached moftly in the chapel of 
 Rugby School. 8°. Lond. \ 842 
 
 I Cor. 15. 6. Sudden death. On the death of a pupil i 
 Matt. 12. 38. The fign of the prophet Jonah - 9 
 
 Luke, 18.8. Chrift's three comings - 20 
 
 Rom. 14. 5. Chriftian conviction - - - 31 
 
 Luke, 19. 45-47. Chriftian fchools. (3 fermons.) 53 
 Matt. 15. 16. Education and inftruftion - - 85 
 
 Luke, 12. 19. The privileges of youth - 99 
 
 Gen. 6. 12, and Luke, 17. 26, 27. The neceflity of 
 Chriftian exertion - - - - - 109 
 
 Luke, 4. 4. Chriftian fafting - - - 120 
 
 Matt. 26. 34. Chriftian repentance - - 131 
 
 Pfa. 88. 15, 16. Chriftian confcience. [Good Friday] 142 
 Exod. 14. 20. Chriftian refponfibillty. [Eaft. Sun.] 153 
 I Pet. 2. 2, 3. The baptifmal vow - - 164 
 
 Rom. 8. 10. The death of fm - - - 176 
 
 Pfa. 85. 8. The death of fm - - . 187 
 
 I Cor. 6. 15-20. The life of the Spirit - - 198 
 
 John, 6. 67-70. The danger of relapse - 209 
 
 Pfa. 34. 8, 9. Truft in God and fear of God. [Trinity 
 Sunday.] ...... 220 
 
 Pfa. 119. 176. Meeting after ficknefs and death 231 
 Mark, 6. 34. The teaching of Chrift - - 241 
 
 Mark, 13. 31. Things temporal and things eternal 251 
 Eph. 4. 30. The (eal of the Spirit - - - 261 
 
 Col. I. 28. The Chrifldan facrifice - - 271 
 
 Phil. I. 9, 10. Idolatry - - - - 281 
 
 John, 6. 12. Clofe of the Chriftian year - 292 
 
 John, 20. 27; Heb. 4. 3. St. Thomas. Faith trium- 
 phant in doubt . - - - - 302 
 
 Heb. 1 1. 1 3. The patriarchs. Faith triumphant in death 312 
 Phil. 4. 7. The peace of God . - - 322 
 
 Mark, 10. 21, 22. Chrift's warning to the young 332 
 Gal. 3. I. The meaning of juftification by works 343 
 John, 6. 28, 29. Difficulties refpedling juftification by 
 faith 355
 
 I09 
 
 ARNOLD, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 John, 6. 57 ; Gal. 2. 20. The meaning of juftification 
 
 by faith - 366 
 
 Luke, 23. 35. Chrift's crucifixion. [Palm Sunday] 377 
 Matt. 28. 20. Chrift's promife. [Eafter day] - 388 
 A prayer, written for the evening of Eafter day 398 
 
 Deut. 4. 9. God and Chrift and our own fouls 402 
 Deut. 9. I. Our own fouls without God and Chrift 413 
 Rom. 7. 24, 25. Approaching to God in Chrift 424 
 John, 14. 19, 20. Waiting for God in Chrift. [Whit 
 Sunday.] - - - - - - 435 
 
 A prayer, written for the evening of Whit Sunday 445 
 Pfa. 143. 12. The Chriftian's enemies - - 448 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3. The farewell warning - - 459 
 
 Sermons, chiefly on the interpretation of Scrip- 
 ture. Second edition. 8°, Land. 1845 
 Gen. I. 31. The creation. Septuagefima - i 
 Gen. 3. 15. The fall. Sexagefima - - 11 
 Exod. 3. T2. Mount Sinai and Mount Sion. [Lent 5] 22 
 Deut. 7. 2-4. Wars of the Ifraelites - - 31 
 Deut. 28. 67. Sufferings of the Ifraelites - 42 
 Numb. 22. 20-22. Balaam - - - - 51 
 Numb. 25. 12, 13. Phinehas . - - 65 
 
 Judges, 5. 24. Jael 76 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 14. Judgments and chaftifements. [Faft] 87 
 I Kings, 13. 26. The difobedient prophet - loi 
 
 1 Kings, 22. 23. The lying prophets - - 113 
 
 Job, I. 5. Job 123 
 
 Pfa. 23. I. The Pfalms - ... 133 
 
 Luke, 3. 4. John the Baptift - - - 144 
 
 Luke, 19. 9. Zacchaeus .... 155 
 
 John, 3. 5, 6. The fecond birth - - 165 
 
 Matt. 8. 31. Chrift's miracles. The demoniacs 177 
 
 Mark, 4. 28, 29. Chrift's parables. The growing feed 187 
 Mark, 14. 21. Death and falvation. [On the death of 
 
 a pupil] - 199 
 
 Exod. 3. 14; John, 8. 58. Chrift's divinity - 209 
 
 John, 9. 4, Chrift's words and Chrift's work - 220 
 John, 20. 28. Chrift's refurredlion. The confeflion of 
 
 Thomas - - - - - - 231 
 
 Adls, 2. 46, 47. The ancient church - - 241 
 
 Afts, 13. 43. St. Paul's fpeeches - - 252 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 15, 16. St. Paul's epiftles - - 263 
 I Cor. 8. 2. The epiftles to the Corinthians 274 
 I Cor. 14. 24, 25. Chrifljan prophefying - 285 
 
 1 Cor, 12. 14. Gifts of the Spirit - - - 295 
 Eph. 5. 18, 19. Excitement ... 306 
 Col. 3. 17. Wills - - - - - 316 
 
 2 Tim. 3. I. The epiftles to Timothy. Chriftian ufe of 
 the Old Teftament - . . . 328 
 
 Heb. 10. 31. The judgments of God - - 338 
 
 James, I. 27. St. James. Chriftian fervice of God 348 
 James, 2. 18. St. James. Faith and works 358 
 
 Jude, 20, 21. St. Jude - - - . - 368 
 
 A(ffe, 22. 21. St. Paul .... 37g 
 
 2 John, 5. St. John - - - - -391 
 
 Rev. 7. 9, 10. All Saints - - . - 402 
 
 Heb. 13. 7. All Souls - - - - - 413 
 
 Rev. 4. II. The Holy Trinity - - - 423 
 
 Appendix A. lUuftration of the two fermons on the in- 
 terpretation of prophecy - - - - 433 
 Appendix B. Six fermons explanatory of the Epiftle to 
 the Romans ..... ^^p 
 Two fermons on the interpretation of prophecy. 
 With notes. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 Numb. 23. 9 - - - 9 I Matt. 4. 6 - - - 19 
 For " illuftration" of the above, fee fermons on Inter- 
 pretation of Scripture, p. 433. 
 
 Sermons preached in the chapel of Rugby School. 
 
 With an addrefs before confirmation. Second 
 
 edition. 12". Lond. 1833 
 
 Heb. II. I - - - I I Joh"> 6. 58 - - - 24 
 
 1 John, 5. 4, 5 - - 12 I Ads, 2. 42 - - - 36 
 
 John, 3. 12 - 
 2 Kings, 2. 24 
 Matt. 18. 6 - 
 Rom. I. 16 - 
 
 57 
 6S 
 74 
 84 
 
 John, 16. 12, 13 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Trin. Sun, 
 
 lOI 
 
 III 
 
 Gal. 3. 24 - - 
 Luke, 14. 24 - - 
 Luke, 14. 18 - 
 Matt. 10. 36 - . 
 
 123 
 136 
 146 
 iS8 
 
 John, 13. 13, 14 - 
 Rev. 22. 10-12 - 
 
 174 
 186 
 
 Mifcellaneous works. 
 
 ARNOLD, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 iCor. 13, II. Afli Wed. 48 ! John, 13. 10 - - 200 
 
 Luke, 17. 36, 37 - - 213 
 
 I Pet. 4. II - - 226 
 Mark, 6. 31. (2 ferm.) 237 
 
 Luke, 5. 29 - - 261 
 
 I Pet. 5. 6, 7 - - 276 
 
 Mark, 6. 31 - - 290 
 
 Eph. 5. 17 - - 303 
 
 John, II. II - - 315 
 
 Luke, 16. 8 - - 326 
 
 Gen. 34. 30 - - 341 
 
 Eph. 6. 13 - - 352 
 Addrefs bef. confirmation 365 
 
 Collefted and republifhed. 
 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 The Chriftian duty of conceding the Roman Catholic 
 
 claims ....... i 
 
 Effay on the focial progrefs of ftates - - 79 
 
 Extracts from the Engliftiman's Regifter - - 113 
 
 Social condition of the working clafles - 171 
 
 The education of the middle claffes - - 225 
 
 The elections ..... 240 
 
 Preface to Poetry of Common Life - - 249 
 
 Principles of Church reform ... 257 
 
 Rugby School — ufe of the claflics - - - 339 
 
 Difcipline in public fchools - - - 361 
 
 Preface to the third volume of Thucydides - 381 
 Le£lure before the Mechanics' Inftitute on the divifions 
 
 of knowledge - - - - - 401 
 
 Order of deacons - - - - - 425 
 
 State of parties, 1837 - - - - 431 
 
 Church-rates, 1837 - - - - - 436 
 
 Wefleyan Methodifts and Confervatives, 1837 440 
 
 Copyright bill, 1837 ... - 445 
 
 Church eftablifhments - - 449, 486, & 502 
 
 State of manufafturing population - 452 & 478 
 
 The ftate and the church ... - 466 
 
 The labouring population and the Chartifts - 475 
 
 Evils of our national ftate . - . . 482 
 
 State of the poor - ... - 492 
 
 State of the working claffes - - - - 497 
 
 War with France - ... - 508 
 
 The eledions -516 
 
 Principles of church reform, i-v. Pp. 88. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 The life and correfpondence of Thomas Arnold, 
 D.D. By Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M.A. 
 
 Second edition. 2 vol. 
 
 ARNOLD, Rev. Thomas 
 
 Reftor of Lyndon. 
 Remarks on the Rev. G. 
 doftrine of regeneration. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 Kerchever, M.A., 
 
 S. Faber's primitive 
 
 F. I, pp. 52. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1843 
 
 Remarks on the Rev. E. B. Elliott's Hors 
 Apocalypticae. F. i,pp.63. 8°. Lond. 18^^ 
 
 ARNOLFUS. See Arnoldus. 
 ARNOULD, Joseph, Wadham College. 
 Hofpice of St. Bernard. A prize poem, recited 
 
 in the Theatre, Oxford, June 10, 1834. Pp. 19. 
 
 Crown 8°. 1834 
 
 ARNPEKIUS, Vitus. 
 
 Viti Arnpekii, Prioris Eberfpergenfis Ord. S. 
 Ben. Chronicon Bajoaris, in quinque libros 
 tributum. Pez, Thefaur. iii. p. iii. I
 
 1 1 1 
 ARNULFUS LEXOVIENSIS, Epifcopus. 
 
 This prelate, celebrated tor his attachment to Thomas 
 a Becket, was lucceflively treafurer of the church of 
 Bayeux, Archdeacon of Selz, and Bifhop of Lifieux. Having 
 relblved to retire into a monaftery, he became a canon of 
 the Abbey of S. Vidor at Paris, where he died in 1 182. 
 
 The letters of Arnulfus arc not devoid of elegance, and 
 they are very interefting in an hiftorical point of view. 
 
 Epiftola; ad Henricum II. regem Angliae, S. 
 Thomam, Arch. Cant., et alios ; e codice 
 manufcripto qui in collcgio S. Johannis Bap- 
 tiftre Oxon. fervatur. 8°. Oxonii, 1844 
 
 Sermones ii. in Concilio Turonenfi - . - i 
 
 Sermo in fynodo ----- 16 
 
 Sermo in Annuntiatione V. M. - - - 25 
 
 Carmina ------- 34 
 
 Tradtatus de fchifmate orto port Honorii II. papae de- 
 ceflum -------43 
 
 Epiftolae ------- 80 
 
 Epiftolse, conciones, et cpigrammata. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 1 304 
 De fchifmate orto port Honorii II. papse de- 
 cefTum. Muratorii, Rer. Ital. Script. 3. 423 
 Tradatus in Girardum epifcopum Engolifmenfem. 
 D'Achery, Spicil. i. 152 
 Sermo in annuntiatione B. Marias. Ibid. iii. 507 
 Epiftolae xiii. Ibid. iii. 509 
 
 Fragmentum fermonis. Ibid. iii. 518 
 
 ARNULPHUS, Mediolanenfis Hiftoriographus. 
 Rerum fui temporis, libri v. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 4. i 
 ARROWSMITH, Aaron, Hydrographer to the 
 
 King. 
 A grammar of ancient geography. 12°. Lof!<^. iS^z 
 ARROWSMITH, John, D D. 
 
 A learned and able Calvinift divine. Born at Newcaftle- 
 upon-Tyne, 1602. Admitted of St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge, ]6i6. Became minifter of St. Nicholas' Chapel, at 
 Lynn, in Norfolk. He afterwards had a pari/h in London, 
 was a member of the AfTembly of Divines, and fucce/Tively 
 mafter of St. John's College and Trinity College. Died 
 1659. His Taftica Sacra is written in a clear ftyle, and 
 with a lively fancy. 
 
 Armilla catechetica; a chain of principles, or 
 an orderly concatenation of theological apho- 
 rifms and exercitations, wherein the chief 
 heads of religion are alTerted and improved. 
 4°. Camb. 1659 
 
 Taftica facra, five de milite fpirituali pugnante, 
 vincente et triumphante, diilertatio. Accefle- 
 runtejufdemorationes ahquot anti-Wergelianae. 
 4°. Cantab. 1657 
 
 Sermon, i Sam. 7. 1 2. England's Ebenezer, or 
 ftone of help. Set up in thankfull acknow- 
 ledgement of the Lord's having helped us 
 hitherto. More efpecially, for a memorial of 
 that help, which the parliament's forces lately 
 received at Shrewft^ury, Waymouth, and elfe- 
 where. [Thankfgiving.] 4°. Land. 1645 
 ASCLEPIADES. 
 
 See Routh, Reliquiae, 4. 251. 
 
 ARSCOTT, Alexander. 
 
 Some confide rations relating to the prefent ftate 
 of the Chrirtian religion ; wherein the nature. 
 
 112 
 
 ARSCOTT, Alexander [continued). 
 
 end, and defign, of Chriftianity, as well as the 
 principal evidence of the truth of it, are ex- 
 plained and recommended out of the Holy 
 Scripture. 2 parts. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 ARSENIUS, Saint. 
 
 A Deacon of the Church of Rome. Flourished towards 
 the end of the fourth century. He was preceptor to 
 Arcadius, fon of the Emperor Theodofius. Arcadius having 
 become incenfed with the difcipline impofed upon him by 
 his preceptor, gave orders to one of the officers to kill him ; 
 but the officer having given him notice, he retired to the 
 deferts of Egypt, where he led a life of mortification and 
 devotion among the anchorites of Scetis, till the age of 95. 
 Doftrina et exhortatio. 
 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 180 
 Doftrina et exhortatio. 
 Apophthegmata. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 7. 426 
 Dodrina et exhortatio. Comb. Audi. Nov. 301 
 ARSENIUS the Monk, Pat. of Conftantinople. 
 
 Called to the patriarchate when a lay monk in a mo- 
 naftery in Macedonia, 125 5. Having excommunicated 
 the Emperor Michael Palaeologus for his crimes, he was 
 banifhed, and died in exile 1273. His Teftamentum con- 
 tains an account of his quarrel with the emperor. 
 Divinorum canonum fynopfis, five Nomocanon, 
 Gr. et. Lat. Juftelli Bibl. 2. 749 
 
 Teftamentum. Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 168 
 
 ARTESANUS, Antonius. 
 
 Carmen de varietate fortunse, five de vita fua, et 
 geftis civium Aftenfium ab origine urbis ufque 
 ad annum 1342. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 14. 1005 
 ARTHUR, Prince. 
 
 The moft ancient and famous hiftory of the re- 
 nowned Prince Arthur, king of Britaine. As 
 alfo all the noble adls and heroick deeds of 
 the valiant knights of the Round Table. 3 vol. 
 12°. Lond. 1816 
 
 ARTICLES of RELIGION. 
 Articles of religion (a colleftion of). 
 
 Cardwell's Synodalia, i ; Sparrow's Colleft. 
 Articles about religion, 1536. 
 
 Form, of Faith, and Burnet's Hift. ofRef. 
 
 Articles whereupon it was agreed by the arch- 
 
 bilhops and biftiops of both provinces, and 
 
 the whole cleargie in the Convocation holden 
 
 at London 1562. 4°. Lond. 1616 
 
 The thirty-nine. Burn, R. Eccl. Law, 4. 619 
 
 Clergyman's Afliftant 
 A brief expofition of the thirty-nine articles. 
 
 See Smith, J. B. &c. 
 Animadverfions upon a paper intitled, A letter 
 from a clergyman in the country to his friend 
 at Deal. In which, among other things, the 
 cafe of fubfcribing to the thirty- nine Articles 
 of religion, &c., is largely confidered. To 
 which is annexed by the publifher, a copy of 
 the faid letter. Pp.63. 8°. Z^^W. 1753 
 Thoughts on our Articles of religion, with re- 
 fpeft to their fuppofed utility to the ftate. 
 Second edition. Pp. 12. 4°. Lond, 1 771
 
 113 
 
 114 
 
 ARTICLES of RELIGION {continued). 
 
 An eflay to illuftrate fome of the moft necefTary 
 Articles of the Chrillian faith. Pp. 37. 8°. 
 
 Bath, n. d. 
 
 A defence of the confiderations on the propriefy 
 of requiring a fubfcription to Articles of Faith. 
 In reply to a late anfwer from the Clarendon 
 prefs. By a friend of religious liberty. Pp. 5 1 . 
 8°. Lond. 1774 
 
 ARTICLES miniftered by his majefties com- 
 miffioners for claufes ecclefiaftical againft John 
 Gwin, vicar of Cople, in the county of Bed- 
 ford, wherein is difcovered his wanton life. 
 4°. /. /. 1641 
 
 ARTICULI et errores varii damnati. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 482 
 
 ARUNDELL, the Rev. F. V. J., Brit. Chaplain 
 at Smyrna. 
 
 A vifit to the feven churches of Afia; with an 
 excurlion into Piiidia ; containing remarks on 
 the geography and antiquities of thofe coun- 
 tries, a map, and numerous infcriptions. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 
 ASH, St. George, F.R.S., Bp. of Derry. 
 
 A diftinguifhed Iiifh prelate, born 1658. Fellow of 
 Trinity College, Dublin, 1679 ; and provoft 1692. Bifliop 
 of Cloyne 1695; tranflated to Clogher 1697, and to 
 Derry 1716. Died, in Dublin, 1717. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 26. 13. Before the Univerfity of 
 Dublin, Jan. 9, 1693-4, being the firft fecular 
 day fmce its foundation by Queen Elizabeth, 
 4°. Dubl. 1694 
 
 Two fermons on 2 Pet. 3. 1 1. 8°. Lo7id. 1714 
 
 ASH, John, LL.D. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter at Perfliore, in Worcefterfhire. 
 
 Died, at Perfhore, 1779, in the fifty-fifth year of his age. 
 
 His Dictionary contains numerous words not to be found 
 
 in other didlionaries. 
 
 A new and complete dictionary of the Englifb. 
 language, in which all the words are intro- 
 duced, the different fpellings preferved, &c. 
 To which is prefixed a compendious grammar. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1775 
 
 Sentiments on education, collefted from the beft 
 writers. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1777 
 
 ASHBURNHAM, Sir William, Bart. 
 
 Confecrated Bilhop of Chichefter 1754. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 7. 15. [Nov. 5.] 4°. Lond. 1745 
 
 Sermon, Job, 29. 14-16. [AITize.] 4°. Lond. 1749 
 
 Sermon, Rom. i. 16. [Soc. for Propagating the 
 Gofpel.J 4°. Lond. 1760 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 113. 7. [London Hofpital at Mile 
 End.] 4°. Lond. 1764 
 
 ASHE, the Rev. Jonathan, D.D. 
 
 The mafonic manual ; or, leftures on freema- 
 fonry. Containing the inflru6lions, docu- 
 ments, and difcipline of the mafonic economy. 
 12°. Lond. 1825 
 
 ASCHAM, Roger. 
 
 An illuftrious Englifh fcholar, tutor to Queen Elizabeth. 
 Born at Kirby-Wifke, York/hire, 15 15 i entered St, John's 
 
 ASCHAM, Roger [continued). 
 
 College, Cambridge, about 1530; prebendary of York, 
 1559. He enjoyed the friendship of King Henry VIII., 
 Edward VI., Queen Mary, and Qu^een Elizibeth ; from 
 each of whom he enjoyed a penfion. Died 1568. 
 
 Englifh works, containing : 
 
 1. A report of the affairs of Germany, and 
 the Emperor Charles's court. 
 
 2. Toxophilus ; or, the fchool of {hooting. 
 
 3. The fchoolmafter ; or, way of bringing up 
 youth. Illullrated by the late learned Mr. 
 Upton. 
 
 4. Letters to Queen Elizabeth and others. Now 
 firft publifhed from the MSS, 
 
 With notes and obfervations, and the author's 
 life. By James Bennet. 4°. Lond. ijGi 
 The Life was written by Dr. Samuel Johnfon. 
 Familiarium epiftolarum libri tres, commendati- 
 
 tiarum, petitoriarum, et fimilium ejus generis 
 
 epift. principum academiae, &c. liber unus. 
 
 Poemata. 
 
 J. Sturmii, H. Oforii aliorumque epiftolae, ad 
 R. Afchamum. 
 
 DevitaetobituR.Afchami. Sm.8°. Lond. 1590 
 
 Dedicated to Queen Elizabeth by the editor, Ed. Grant; 
 with laudatory poems by Camden, &c. 
 
 ASHDOWNE, William, 
 
 A Scripture key to the Evangelifts, the Afts of 
 the Apoftles, the Epiftle to the Romans, Ga- 
 latians, Ephefians, Coloflians, and Hebrews. 
 In a method hitherto unattempted ; containing 
 a connefted thread of the miniftry of Chrift 
 and the apoftles in the plantation of the Gos- 
 pel. In which is ftated the opinion the Jews 
 had of Chrift, &c, 8°. Canter, ijjj 
 
 ASHMAND, J. M. 
 
 Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos, or Quadripartite ; being 
 four books on the influence of the ftars. Newly 
 tranflated from the Greek paraphrafe of Pro- 
 clus; with a preface, notes, &c. 8°. Lond.\%zz 
 
 ASHMOLE, Elias, Efq., Windfor Herald. 
 
 Founder of the Aflimolean Mufeum, Oxford. Born 1617 ; 
 
 died 1692. 
 
 The hiftory of the moft noble order of the Garter. 
 Wherein is fet forth an account of the town, 
 caftle, chappel, and college of Windfor, with 
 their feveral officers ; the foundation of the 
 order by King Edward III,, with the ftatutes 
 and annals at large, as they have been altered 
 and amended. An account of the habits, en- 
 figns, and officers of the order ; the ceremo- 
 nies of eledlion, &c. To which is prefixed a 
 difcourfe of knighthood in general, and the 
 feveral orders extant in Europe, Second edit, 
 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 ASHTON, Gaulther, M.A, Prifoner in the 
 King's Bench for debt. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 130. I. The prifoner's plaint. 
 Preached before the imprifoned and others in 
 that place. 4°. Lond. 1623
 
 "5 
 
 ASHTON, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born 17 16; educated at hton, and elefted thence to 
 King's College, Cambridge, 1733; became Reftor of 
 Aldingham, in Lancafhire, which he rcligned, and, in 
 1749, was preiented to the redlory of Sturminfter Mar/hall, 
 Dorfetfhire; Redtor of St. Botolph, Bifhopfgate, 1759; 
 Preacher of Lincoln's Inn, 1762. Died 1775. His 
 fermons, in a ftyle of greater elegance than purity, were 
 rendered ftill more ftriking by the excellence of his deli- 
 very ; hence he was frequently prevailed on to preach on 
 public and popular occafions. 
 
 Sermons on feveral occafions. 8°. Lond. 1770 
 
 Pfa. 65. 7. God's providence difplayed in the fuppreflion 
 of popular tumults ----- i 
 
 Heb. 6. 10. DiftrefTed families of gofpel-minifters ear- 
 neftly recommended. (Before the Sonsofthe Clergy. )27 
 
 2 Tim. 3.4. A propenfity to pleafure an obftacle to 
 charity --.-.. 51 
 
 Tit. I. 9. Some objedions to the eftablifhed Liturgy 
 anfwered - - - - - - - 71 
 
 a Pet. 2. 9, 10. The defpifers of Chrift's glorious king- 
 dom objecfts of divine wrath. (General faft.) 99 
 
 Pfa. 78. 34-37. A formal and an acceptable faft de- 
 fcribed and diftinguifhed. (General faft.) - 125 
 
 J Pet. 4. 10. Arguments for charity. (Hofpitals.) 150 
 
 Luke, 7. 22. Chriftian inftrudlion one principal inftance of 
 charity. (Meeting of the charity fchools,S. P. C.K.) 176 
 
 Matt. 10. 34. Divifion an eventual confequence of 
 Chrift's religion. (January 30th.) - - 209 
 
 Mic. 7. 6-8. True religion a reafonable fervice 233 
 
 Mic. 7. 6-8. Chubb's cafe of Abraham examined and 
 exploded - - - - - - 252 
 
 Heb. 3. 12, 13. Religion the great fecurity againft the 
 delufions of fin ------ 274 
 
 Deut. 6. 10-12. Sudden profperity fatal to religion 293 
 
 Pfa. 119. 120. The fmner's hope of impunity ground- 
 lefs - - - - - - - 310 
 
 Pfa. 1 19. 59, 60. Reflexion on paft errors the ground 
 of future caution. (Lent.) . . . ^29 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. The Chriftian hope founded on argu- 
 ment ------- 348 
 
 Matt. I. 22, 23. A prophecy literally accompliftied. 
 (Chriftnias Day.) ----- ^65 
 
 John, 8. 32. True notion of Chriftian liberty. (Whit- 
 Sunday.) ------ 389 
 
 Matt. 6. 13. Prayer an antidote againft temptation. 
 (Lent.) .---..- 410 
 
 Luke, 16. 25. Parable of the rich man and Lazarus. 
 (Afylum.) - 439 
 
 Matt. 10. 34. Concio ad clcrum, pro gradu dodtoratus 
 in S. T. - - - - - - - 456 
 
 ASHWOOD, Bartholomew, Minis. of Axminfter, 
 
 Devonfhire. 
 
 Ejefted by the Adt of Uniformity. A judicious, godly, 
 and laborious divine. 
 
 The heavenly trade, or the heft merchandizing ; 
 the only way to live well in impoverifhing 
 times. A difcourle occafioned from the decay 
 of earthly trades and vilible waftes of praftical 
 piety in the day we live in [on Prov. 3. 14]. 
 Second edition, correfted. 12°. Lond. 1688 
 
 ASHWOOD, John. 
 
 Son of the preceding. Born at Axminfter, 1657; ftu- 
 died under the learned Theophilus Gale. After exercifing 
 the miniftry in various parts, he fettled in London, where 
 he died 1706. He lived a holy life, fometimes in great 
 
 poverty. 
 
 (A fermon preached on the death of), on Heb. 
 II. 13; with an account of his life and cha- 
 radler, and an addrefs to the orphans of reli- 
 gious parents. By Thomas Reynolds. With 
 
 116 
 
 ASHWOOD, John (continued). 
 
 two fermons, preached by the deceafed a little 
 before he died [on Hos. 14. 3. A minifter's 
 legacy to his fatherlefs children.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1707 
 
 ASHWORTH, Caleb, D.D. 
 
 A DifTenting minifter at Daventry, Northampton. 
 
 Sermon, i Theflal. 4. 13. Hope, the Chriftian 
 mourner's relief. Occafioned by the death 
 of the Rev James Floyd. 8°. Lond. 1759 
 
 ASIATICK RESEARCHES ; or, tranfadions of 
 the fociety inftituted at Bengal for inquiring 
 into the hiftory and antiquities, the arts, 
 fciences, and literature of Afia. 12 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1801-1818 
 Originally publifhed at Calcutta, 1 788-1 821, and Se- 
 
 rampore, 1825-37, in 20 vol. 4°. Only the above 12 
 
 vols, have been reprinted in this country. 
 
 ASLACUS, Conrad. 
 
 A Lutheran divine, born at Bergen, in Norway, 1564. 
 Studied at the Univerfity of Copenhagen, in which he 
 became fucceflively profelTor of Latin and Greek and of 
 theology; died 1624. In the following work he endea- 
 voured to draw a fyftem of philofophy from the Holy 
 Scriptures. 
 
 Phyfica et ethica Mofaica, ut antiquiffima, ita 
 vere Chriftiana, duobus libris comprehenfa, 
 quorum continentur libro 
 
 I. Phyfica Chriftiana, generalis de creatione 
 in genere ; fpeciahs de rebus creatis ex cap. 
 Genef. I et 2. 
 
 II. Ethica Chriftiana, ex capite Genefeos 3. 
 8°. Hanov. 161 3 
 
 ASPINALL, Rev. James, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 16. 3. The crifis ; or, the figns of 
 the times with regard to the Church of Eng- 
 land at the prelent moment. Third edition. 
 8°. Liverpool, 1831 
 
 ASPINWALL, Edward, D.D., Preb. of Weftm. 
 
 An apology, being a feries of arguments in proof 
 of the Chriftian religion. 8°. Lond. 173 1 
 
 ASPLAND, Robert. 
 
 A Unitarian minifter. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 21. 25, 26. Divine judgments 
 
 on guilty nations. 8°. Camb. 1804 
 
 A feledlion of pfalms and hymns for Unitarian 
 
 worlhip. 18°. Lond. 18 10 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 14. 5. A vindication of religious 
 
 hberty. 12°. Hackney, 1812 
 
 Sermon on the death of Rev. T. Lindfey, Heb. 
 
 II . 8. 8°. Lond. 1 808 
 
 A plea for Unitarian diffenters : in a letter to 
 
 the Rev. H. H. Norris. Pp. 139. 8°. 
 
 Hackney, 1 81 3 
 ASPLIN, Sam., M.A., Reft. ofBurthrop, Glou- 
 
 cefterfhire, and Curate of Woolwich, Kent. 
 Farewell fermon, 2 Cor. 4. 5. The divine rights 
 
 and duties of the Chriftian priefthood. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 17 II 
 Serm. 2 Sam. 19. 11. [May 29.] 8°. Lond. 171 5
 
 117 
 
 ii8 
 
 ASPLIN, WilUam, MA. 
 
 The anatomy of the Kebla ; or, a difTeftion of 
 the defence of eaftward adoration; lately pub- 
 lifhed in the name of John Andrews. By a 
 true fon of the Church of England (as now by 
 law eftablifhed). In a letter to a friend. 
 [Anonymous.] Pp. 55. 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 A letter to the Bifhop of London, occafioned by 
 the abufe of a palTage in his lordfhip's paftoral 
 letter. By a prelhyter of the Church of 
 England. Pp. i(). 8°. Lond. 1730 
 
 ASSEMANI, Joseph Simon, Keeper of the 
 Vatican, and Archbilhop of Tyre. 
 Died, at Rome, 1768, in his eightieth year. A very 
 
 able fcholar in the languages of the Eaft. He was editor 
 
 of the belt edition of the works of Ephrem Syrus. 
 
 Bibliotheca Orientalis Clementino-Vaticana, in 
 qua manufcriptos codices Syriacos, Arabicos, 
 Perhcos, Turcicos, Hebraicos, Samaritanos, 
 Armenicos, ^thiopicos, Grscos, ^gyptiacos, 
 Ibericos, et Malabaricos, jufFu et munificentia 
 dementis XI. Pontificis Maximi, ex Oriente 
 conquiftos, comparatos, avedlos, et Bibliochecs 
 Vaticanae addiftos. Recenfuit, digeffit, et 
 genuina fcripta a fpuriis fecrevit, addita fmgu- 
 lorum auflorum vita. 4 vol. folio. 
 Roma, typis S. Cong, de Propaganda Fide, 1719 
 
 Vol. I. 1719. De fcriptoribus Syris orthodoxis. 
 
 Vol. 2. 172 1. De fcriptoribus Syris Monophyfitis. 
 
 Vol. 3. Pars I, 1725. De fcriptoribus Syris Neftorianis. 
 
 Vol. 3. Pars 2, 1728. Differtatio de Syris Neftorianis. 
 
 A work of great importance to the colledlors of Oriental 
 manufcripts, and for illuftrating the hiftory of the Eaft. 
 
 Kalendaria ecclefias univerfae in quibus tum ex 
 
 vetuftis marmoribus, tum ex codicibus, tabulis, 
 
 parietinis, piftis, fcriptis, fcalptifve, fanftorum 
 
 nomina, imagines, et fefti per annum dies 
 
 ecclefiarum Orientis et Occidentis praemiffis 
 
 uniufcujufque Ecclefias originibus, recenfentur, 
 
 defcribuntur, notifque illuftrantur. 
 
 6 vol. 4°. Roma, 1755 
 
 Vol. I. De tabulis Capponianis . - - 1 
 
 Origines ecclefiafticae Slavorum, RufTorum, Mufcovitarum, 
 
 Bulgarorum - - - - - 103 
 
 Vol. 2. Origines ecclefiafticae Slavorum, Bulgarorum, et 
 
 Rufforum. 
 Vol. 3. De fanftis Cyrillo et Methodio, Slavorum apoftolis. 
 Deque Chazaris, Bulgaris, et Moravis ad Chrifti fidem 
 
 converfis. 
 De Slavis, Borealibus, Moravis, Bohemis, &c. 
 Vol. 4. Origines ecclefiafticae Slavorum RufTiae, Hun- 
 gariae, Bohemiae, et Poloniae. 
 Origines ecclefiafticae Slavorum Dalmatiae et Illyrici. 
 Vol. 5. Origines ecclefiafticas Serblorum, Albanenfium, 
 Bofnenfium, Valachorum, et Bulgarorum. 
 De tabulis Graeco-Mofchis Capponianis. 
 Ephemeridum Ruthenicarum tabulae, Odl., Nov., Dec. 
 Vol. 6. Ephemeridum Ruthenicarum tabulae, Jan.-Aug. 
 Evangelia eclogadia, five ledtiones evangelicas, per anni 
 circulum. 
 Codicum aliquot Cafinenfium, et Jofephi Alle- 
 manii operum ineditorum immo deperditorum 
 notitia. Mai Script. Vet. 3. p. 2. 163 
 
 Delia nazione dei Copti e della validita del 
 facramento dell' ordine prefTo loro diflertazione 
 
 ASSEMANI, Jofeph Simon [continued). 
 
 di Giufeppe Simonio AfTemani compofta nell' 
 anno 1733, e confervata in un codice Vati- 
 cano. Mai Script. Vet. 5, p. 2, 171 
 
 Codices Chaldaici, five Syriaci Vaticani Afie- 
 maniani. Ibid. 5, p. 2, 1-82 
 
 ASSEMANI, Stephen Evodius. 
 
 Nephew of the preceding, and Archbi/hop of Apamea, 
 fucceeded his uncle in the charge of the Vatican library, 
 and became equally celebrated as an Eaftern fcholar and a 
 man of general learning. 
 
 Ada fanftorum martyrum Orientalium et Occi- 
 dentalium, in duas partes diftributa, accedunt 
 adla S. Simeonis Stylits. Omnia nunc pri- 
 mum e Bibliotheca Apoftolica Vaticana pro- 
 deunt S. E. Affemanus, Chaldaicum tcxtum 
 recenfuit, notis vocalibus animavit, Latine 
 vertit, admonitionibus, perpeiuifque adnota- 
 tionibus illuftravit. 2 vol. fol. Roma, 1748 
 
 Vol. I. Praefatio generalis .... xxix 
 
 Index five conipedlus rerum - . . Ixxxvii 
 
 Adla martyrum Orientalium - - - - i 
 
 Index - - 259 
 
 Vol. 2. Ad leftorem .... - i 
 
 Adla martyrum Occidentalium ... 33 
 
 Adla S. Simeonis Stylitae - . - . 227 
 
 Inde 
 
 413 
 
 This work was to have confifted of four volumes, and 
 fome ftieets of the fourth had been printed when an acci- 
 dental fire deftroyed the MS. 
 
 ASSEMANI, Joseph Aloysius. 
 
 Coufin of the preceding. His Codex Liturgicus is a work 
 of great importance and of very rare occurrence, particu- 
 larly the later volumes. The thirteenth is fo rare that it 
 was but lately known by bibliographers. 
 
 Codex liturgicus ecclefiae univerfs, in xv. libros 
 diilributus, in quo continentur libri rituales, 
 miflales, pontificales, ofhcia, dypticha, &c. 
 ecclefiarum Occidentis et Orientis. Sub aufpi- 
 ciis Benedidi XIV. Pont. Opt. Max. nunc 
 primum prodit. Ad MSS. Codd. Vaticanos, 
 aliofque caftigavit, recenfuit, Latine vertit, 
 prasfalionibus, commentariis et variantibus lec- 
 tionibus illuftravit. 1 3 vol. 4°. Rom. 1 749-66 
 
 Vol. I. 1749. De Catechumenis. 
 Praefatio, &c. - - - - - - Ff. 25 
 
 Ordines et officia facra, quibus catechumeni initiantur in 
 
 ecclefia Occidentali - . . . \ 
 
 Ordines ad faciendum catechumenum in ecclefia Gra- 
 
 corum fervati ------ 105 
 
 Ordo ecclefiae Alexandrinae Coptitarum et .(^thiop. 141 
 
 Ordo ecclefiae Armenorum - - - 168 
 
 Ordo ecclefiae Chaldaeorum, Neftorianorum, et Maleba- 
 
 rorum - - - - - - -174 
 
 Ordines ecclefiae Antiochenae Syrorum - 202—276 
 
 Vol. 2. 1749. ^^ baptifmo. 
 Praefatio, &c. - - - - - -Ff. 11 
 
 Liturgiae feu officia, quibus baptifmatis facramentum ad- 
 
 miniftratur in ecclefia Occidentis - - I 
 
 Ordines baptifmi ecclefiae Conftan. et Graecorum 129 
 
 Ordo baptifmi ecclefiae Alexandrinae Coptitarum et 
 
 vEthyopum - - - - 150 
 
 Ordo baptifmi ecclefiae Armenorum - - 194 
 
 Ordo ecclefiae Chaldaeorum, Neftorianorum, et Maleba- 
 
 rorum - - - - - - 211 
 
 Ordines baptifmi ecclefia; Antiochenae, nee non Hyero- 
 folymitanas Syrorum - - 214—309
 
 119 
 
 I2Q 
 
 ASSEMANI, Jofeph Aloyfius(fo«//«H^^. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1750. 
 
 Liber tertius, de confirmatione, in quo confirmationis 
 
 ordines omnes andqui, ac recentes editi, turn incditi cc- 
 
 clefiarum Occidentis et Orientis nunc primum prodeunt. 
 
 Da {acramento confirmationis dilTertatio xiii— cxviii 
 
 Ledori ------ cxix-cxxiv 
 
 Index Ff. 2 
 
 Ordines ecclefiae Occidentalis . - . i 
 
 Ordines ecclefiae Alexandrinae Coptitarum et yEthiop. 8z 
 Ordines ecclefiae Armenorum - - - 118 
 
 Ordo ecclefix Chaldaeorum, Neftorianorum, ac Mala- 
 barum - - - - - - 136 
 
 Ordines ecclefiae Antioch., nee nonHierofol.Syrorum 146 
 Orationes fanfti baptiTmi S. Bafilii Magni - 201 
 
 Vol. 4. 1751. 
 Liber quartus, de euchariftia, in quo euchariftiae liturgiae 
 omnes antiquae, ac recentes cum edits, tum ineditae 
 ecclefiarum Occidentis et Orientis, nunc primum pro- 
 deunt. 
 Pars prima MifTale Romanum vetus [Gelafianum] 
 
 acceflit. 
 Diflertatio de origine liturgiarum. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1752. Liber 4, pars 2. 
 
 Praefatio, de liturgia ecclefiarum Hierufalem et Cypri ix 
 
 MifiTale Hierofolymitanum . - - - i 
 
 Appendix monumentorum ad Hierofolymitanae ecclefiae 
 
 miflale librum pertinentium - - - 100 
 
 1. Ex Juftini apologia - - - - 1 00 
 
 IL Ex Clementis Conftitutionum Apoftolic. libris 102 
 
 III. S. Cyrilli Hierololymitani catechefis v. - 123 
 
 Anaphora S. Jacobi, Syr. et Lat. - - 131 
 
 S. Joannis Maronis Theophori Antioch« Patriarchae ex- 
 
 pofitio minifterii oblationis D. Jacobi apoftoli, nunc 
 
 primum Latine converfa prodit - - 227 
 
 Vol. 6. 1754. Liber 4, pars 3. 
 
 Sacramentarium Veronenfe vulgo Leonianum, acceflit, 
 
 DiiTertatio, in qua Novatorum formulae eucharifticae ex- 
 
 hlbitae, illegitimae demonftrantur. 
 Formula mifiae et communionis pro ecclefia Wittem- 
 bergenfi ------- iii 
 
 Liturgia a Zuinglio inftituta . . - xv 
 
 Liturgia ecclefiae Genevenfis - - - - xvi 
 
 Liturgia Anglicana ----- xxxvi 
 
 Liturgia Suecana ------ Ixi 
 
 Vol. 7. 1754. Liber 4, pars 4. 
 MifiTale Alexandrinum S. Marci, in quo eucharifl:iae li- 
 turgiae omnes antiquae, ac recentes ecclefiarum ./Egypti, 
 Graece, Coptice, Arabice, et Syriace exhibentur. 
 Prasfatio, etc. ------ iii-xxii 
 
 Divina liturgia, feu mifla S. Marci - - - i 
 
 Liturgia S. Bafilii ----- 45 
 
 Liturgia S. Patris noftri Gregorii - - - 87 
 
 Appendix, in qua exhibetur Anaphora S. Gregorii ex 
 
 Mifl'ali libro Coptitarum, Latine converfa - 134 
 
 Initium Anaphorae S. Marci, quam collegit, et ordinavit 
 
 S. Cyrillus - - - - - -157 
 
 Anaphora S. Gregorii theologi ex MSS. codicibus Syriacis 
 Nitrienfibus, Vaticanis iii. et iv. nunc primo Latine 
 prodit - - - - - - - 185 
 
 Anaphora Diofcori - - - - - 199 
 
 Liturgia S. Bafilii ex verfione Andreae Mafiii - 212 
 
 Differtatio de therapeutis - - - - ^^o 
 
 Pan Jecunda. 
 
 Initium S. Euchologii in nomine Dei ; initium confe- 
 
 crationis Anaphoras S. Bafilii . - - i 
 
 Anaphora S. Bafilii ad patrem - - - 47 
 
 Anaphora S. Marci ----- 91—108 
 
 Vol. 8. 1755. Liber 8. 
 De ordine, pars i, in quo facra ordinationes omnium 
 ecclefiarum Occidentis et Orientis antiquas, ac recen- 
 tiores, tumeditae, tum ineditae, nunc primum prodeunt, 
 pars prima Joannis Morini,facrasLatinorum ordinationes. 
 Praefatio, &c. ----- iii-xxxii 
 
 Sacrae Latinorum ordinationes - - - 1-396 
 
 ASSEMANI, Jofeph Aloyfius {continued). 
 Vol. 9. 1756. Liber 8. 
 De ordine, pars fecunda, Syrorum, Maronitarum ordina- 
 tiones acceHerunt, J.Morini verfio, et adnotationes in 
 cafdcm ordinationes. 
 
 Praefatio, etc. iii-c 
 
 Ordinationes Syrorum Maronitarum - - 1-288 
 
 Vol. 10, 1758. Liber 8, pars 3. 
 Joannes Morinus de facris ecclefiae ordinationibus fecun- 
 dum antiquos, et recentiores Latinos, Graecos, Syros, 
 et Babylonios, commentarius, editio nova, tertia parte 
 auctior, a mendis, quae in prions irrepferant, repur- 
 gata, pars iii. 
 
 Praefatio, &c. v-lx 
 
 Syrorum Maronitarum facrae,acmajores ordinationes 1-2 5 5 
 
 Vol. 1 1. 1763. Liber 8. 
 De ordine, pars iv. J. Morini facrae Graecorum ordinationes. 
 Dedicatio, &c. ------ iii-xx 
 
 Sacrae Graecorum ordinationes - - - I— 351 
 
 Vol. 12. 1763. Liber 8. 
 De ordine, pars v., J. Morini de Graecorum ordinationi- 
 bus, accedunt appendices duas de ordinationibus Grae- 
 corum, altera ex Euchologio, altera ex Hieratico. 
 Dedicatio, &c. ------ iii-xxx 
 
 Commentarii de facris ecclefix ordinationibus fecundum 
 
 antiquos, et recentiores Latinos, Gracos, et Syros, pars 
 
 prima, in qua agitur de origine et caufis fchifmatis 
 
 Graecorum, &c. . . - . - i 
 
 SymeonTheffal. archiepifcopus de facris ordinationibus 41 
 
 Gabriel Philadelphiae metropolita de ordine facerdotii 234 
 
 Appendix i. Ordinationes Graecanicae ex Euchologio 252 
 
 Append, ii. ex Hieratico, five Pontificali Graec. 257-336 
 
 Vol. 13. 1766. Liber 8. 
 De ordine, pars vi., Syrorum, Chaldaeorum, Neftoriano- 
 rum, et Malabarum ordinationes, acceflerunt J. Morini 
 verfio, et annotationes in eafdem ordinationes. 
 De Catholicis, feu Patriarchis Chaldaeorum et 
 Nellorianorum Commentarius hiftorico-theo- 
 logicus. 4°. Romee, 1775 
 
 ASSEMBLY of DIVINES, Weftminfter. 
 Annotations upon all the books of the Old and 
 New Tertament ; wherein the text is ex- 
 plained, doubts refolved. Scriptures paralleled, 
 and various readings obferved. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Land. 165 1 
 
 Vol. I. Genefis.— Song of Solomon. 
 
 Vol. 2. Ifaiah. — Revelation. 
 
 Although this work is generally known by the title of 
 the Affcmbly's Annotations, the writers were not appointed 
 by the Weftminfter AfTembly but by the Parliament. 
 Several of them, however, were members of the As- 
 fembly. The annotators on the feveral books were as 
 follows : — 
 
 The Pentateuch — Mr. Ley, Sub-dean of Chefter. 
 
 Kings, Chronicles, Ezra, Neh., Efther — Dr. Gouge. 
 
 Pfalms — Dr. Meric Cafaubon. 
 
 Proverbs — Francis Taylor. 
 
 Ecclefiaftes — Bifhop Reynolds. 
 
 Solomon's Song — Mr. Smalwood. 
 
 Ifaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations — Gataker. 
 
 " Exceeded by no commentators, ancient or modern." 
 
 Ezekiel, Daniel, Minor Prophets — Bp. Richardfon. 
 
 The Evangelifts — Mr. Ley. 
 
 St. Paul's Epiftles — Dr. Featley. 
 
 "Rather imperfect on account of the author dying 
 before he had revifed or finifhed them." 
 
 The remaining books are fuppofed to have been written 
 by Mr. Downame and Mr. Reading. 
 
 Confcflion of faith. See Confeffion. 
 ASSER. 
 
 A monk of the monaftery of St. David's. Became 
 Bifhop of Sherborne. Died 910.
 
 121 
 
 IZ2 
 
 ASSER {continued). 
 
 De Alfred! rebus geftis. Camd. Anglica, Sec. i 
 Life of Alfred. Chronicles (Six old Englifh) 
 
 Annales. Brit. Hift. Gale, I. 141 
 
 ASSHETON, William, D.D. 
 
 Born 1641. After taking his degrees in arts he went 
 into orders; became chaplain to the Duke of Ormond,and 
 obtained the living of St. Antholin, London. Red:or of 
 Beckenham, in Kent, 1676, where he died 17 ii.' He bore 
 4 high character for piety, probity, and inflexible adherence 
 to the dodrines and interefts of the Church of England. 
 His father was redlor of Middleton, in Lancafhire. 
 
 The cafes of fcandal and perfecution ; being a 
 feafonable inquiry into thefe two things : 
 I. Whether thofe Nonconform ills who other- 
 wife think fubfcription lawful are therefore 
 obliged to forbear it becaufe their weak bre- 
 thren do judge it unlawful ; II. Whether 
 the execution of penal laws upon Diffcnters 
 for non-communion with the Church of Eng- 
 land be perfecution. 8°. Land. 1674 
 
 A vindication of the immortality of the foul, and 
 a future ftate. 8°. Lond. I'JO'^ 
 
 A feafonable apology for the honours and reve- 
 nues of the clergy. 8°. Lof/d. 1676 
 
 A difcourfe concerning a death-bed repentance. 
 12°. LoKd. 1696 
 
 Another. Twelfth edit. 12°. Lond. 1806 
 
 A method of devotion for fick and dying per- 
 fons ; with particular diredlions from the be- 
 ginning of ficknefs to the hour of death. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1706 
 
 The country-parfon's admonition to his parifh- 
 ioners againft Popery. With diredlions how 
 to behave themfelves when any one defigns to 
 feduce them from the Church of England. 
 Pp. viii. and 16. 48°. Lorid. 1706 
 
 A defence of the Country-parfon's Admonition 
 againft a Popifh tradl called the Plain-man's 
 Anfwer. Pp. 17. 48°. Lond. 1706 
 
 A difcourfe againft the infallibility of the Church 
 of Rome. Dedicated to the Popifh priefts, vul- 
 garly called MifTioners. Pp. 34. 48°. Lo^d. 1 706 
 
 A defence of the former difcourfe againft the 
 Miffioner's Anfwer. Being a further exami- 
 nation of the pretended infallibility of the 
 Ch. of Rome. Ff. 2, pp. 70. 48°. Land. ijoG 
 
 A full account of the rife, progrefs, and advan- 
 tages of Dr. Afsheton's propofal (as now 
 managed by the worftiipful Company of Mer- 
 cers, London) for the benefit of widows of 
 clergymen and others, by fettling jointures and 
 annuities at the rate of twenty per cent. With 
 direflions for the widow how to receive her 
 annuity, without any delay, charges, or de- 
 dudlions. Pp. 52. 24°. Land. 1730 
 
 (Life of,) TheChriftian indeed and faithful paftor ; 
 impartially reprefented in a praftical eflay and 
 hiftorical account of the exemplary life and 
 works of the late eminent William Afsheton, 
 D.D. By Thos. Watts, A.M. 8°. Land. 17 14 
 
 ASTELL, Mary. 
 
 A lady of confiderable learning and ingenuity, daughter 
 of a merchant of Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, where fhe was 
 born about 1668. She received a fuperior education from 
 her uncle, who was a clergyman, and fhe continued to pro- 
 fecute her ftudies with great affiduity. Removed early to 
 London, where, and at Chelfea, fhe continued until her 
 death in 173 i. 
 
 The Chriilian religion as profeffed by a daughter 
 of the Church of England. [Anonymous.] 
 8°. Lond. 1705 
 
 Dr. Waterland calls this " a very good book." The 
 duties of a Chriftian are painted in true and lively colours. 
 
 Letters concerning the love of God between the 
 author of the propofal to the ladies [Mrs. 
 Aftell] and Mr. John Norris. Second edit, 
 correfted. 8^. Lond. 1705 
 
 ASTERIUS, Urbanus. 
 
 Flourifhed 232. 
 
 Fragmenta contra Montaniftas, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 273 
 ASTERIUS, Bilhop of Amafea, in Pontus. 
 
 A native of Antioch. Flourifhed in the fourth century. 
 His homilies have been admired for their eloquence. 
 
 Homilise xii. cum fragmentis aliorum ejufdem 
 operum. Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 807 
 
 Homilis. Combefis Novum Audi. i. 2 
 
 HomiUs in Pfalmos 5, 6, et 7. 
 
 Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. i 
 
 ASTLE, Thomas, Efq., F.R.S., F.S.A., and 
 Keeper of the Records in the Tow. of London. 
 
 The origin and progrefs of writing, as well hiero- 
 glyphic as elementary. Illuftrated by en- 
 gravings taken from marbles, manufcripts, 
 and charters. Alfo fome account of the origin 
 and progrefs of printing. 4". Lond. 1784 
 
 ASTON, Hon. and Rev. Henry Hervey, A.M., 
 Reftor of Shottfley, Suffolk. 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 13. 16. [Sons of the Clergy.] 
 4°. Lond. 1745 
 
 ASTORY, John Anthony. 
 
 One of the mofl learned men of the eighteenth century. 
 Born at Venice, 1672. Died 1743. He carried on an ex- 
 tenfive correfpondence with the moft eminent Icholars of 
 his age. In his latter days he was mafter of the choir and 
 canon of the ducal church of St. Mark, at Venice. 
 Diflertatio de Diis Cabiris. Sm. 8°. Vettet. \-jo-i, 
 ASTROLOGER (the) of the nineteenth century ; 
 or, the mafter key of futurity. Being a com- 
 plete fyftem of aftrology, geomancy, and oc- 
 cult fcience. Seventh edit. 8°. Lond. \%i^ 
 ASTRY, Francis, D.D., Treafurer of St. Paul's, 
 and Redlor of St. Martin's, Ludgate, London. 
 Sermon, i Cor. 4. 7. Humility recommended. 
 [Before the Lord Mayor, &c.] 4°. Lo7id. 1 7 1 6 
 ATHANASIUS, Saint, Biniop of Alexandria. 
 
 An eminent Father of the Chriflian Church of the fourth 
 century. Born in Alexandria of heathen parents. He was 
 early patronifed by Alexander, Bifhop of Alexandria, who 
 ordained him deacon. On the death of Alexander, in 326, 
 Athanafius was appointed his fuccefTor at the age of twenty- 
 eight, as is fuppofed. He was a great oppoler of the Arians, 
 by whofe influence he was at different times banifhed, or 
 obliged to hide himfelf in the defert. He died peaceably 
 at Alexandria in 373. His works chiefly relate to the
 
 123 
 
 124 
 
 ATHANASIUS, Saint [contlntied). 
 
 Arian controverfy, and he is conlidered one of the ableft 
 fupporters of the Trinitarian doftrine. The creed attri- 
 buted to him is fuppoled to be ipurious. By fome it is 
 afcribed to Vigilius Tapfenfis. The beft and moft com- 
 plete edition of his works is that of 1777. That of 1698, 
 in 3 vol. folio, is more elegant; but to render it complete 
 it is requifite to add Montfaucon Collcftio Nova, 2 vol. 
 folio. A criticifm on the edition of 1698 will be found in 
 Nouv, de la Rep. des Lettres, 12. 243, 450, and 669. 
 Opera omnia qu^ extant, vel qu:e ejus nomine 
 circumferuntur, ad MSS. Gallicanos, Vati- 
 canos, &c., necnon ad Commelinianas leftiones 
 caftigata, multis au£la ; nova interpretatione, 
 praefationibus, notis, variis ledlionibus illus- 
 trata : nova fandli doftoris vita, onomaftico, et 
 copiofiiffimis indicibus locupletata, Gr. et Lat. 
 ftudio monachorum ordinis S. Benedifti, no- 
 viffimis nunc curis emendatiora, et quarto vo- 
 lumine aufta. 3 vol. in 4, fol. Patavii, 1777 
 
 Vol. I. Pars I. 
 Praefatio, &c. ------ Pp. xliv 
 
 Vita S. Athanafii i 
 
 Gregorii Nazianzeni encomium S. Athanafii xciii 
 
 Vita S, Athanafii incerto auftore - - ex 
 
 Vita, ex Photio ----- cxxxiii 
 
 Vita, ex Metaphrafte - . . - cxliii 
 
 Vita, Arabico verfa, interprete D. Renaudotio clxv 
 
 Elogia --.-.-. clxix 
 
 Oratio contra Gentes . - - , j 
 
 Oratio de incarnatione Verbi Dei - - - 38 
 
 Expofitio fidei ------ 78 
 
 In illud, Omniamihitradltajunt a Patre, Matt. 11.22 82 
 Encyclica ad epifcopos epiftola - - - 86 
 
 Apologia contra Arianos, et duae epiflolae - 94 
 
 Epiftola de Nicaenis decretis - - - - 162 
 
 Epiftola de sententia Dionyfii - - - 190 
 
 Epiftola ad Dracontium ----- 207 
 
 Epiftola ad epifcopos ^gypti et Lybyae contra Arianos 212 
 Apologia ad Imper. Conftantium - - 234 
 
 Apologia de fuga fua - - ■ - " ^53 
 
 Epiftola ad Serapionem de morte Arii - - 267 
 
 Epiftola ad monachos ----- ayi 
 
 Hiftoria Arianorum ufque ad ann. 357, ad monachos 272 
 Condemnatio Arii - - - - - 3^3 
 
 Epiftola fynodalis Alexandri Epifc. Alex. 
 
 Orationes iv. contra Arianos - - - 318— 511 
 
 Vol. I. Pars 2. 
 Epiftolx iv. ad Serapionem de Spiritu Sanfto, &c. 515 
 Epiftola de Synodis Armini et Seleuciae - - 571 
 Tomus feu epiftola ad Antiochenos - - 614 
 
 Epiftola Joviani ad Athanafium - - - 621 
 
 Epiftola Athanafii ad Jovianum - - 622 
 
 Petitiones ad Jovianum contra Athanafium - 624 
 Vita S. Antonii . - . . . 626 
 
 Epiftolae ad Orfifium .... - 693 
 
 Narratio ad Ammonium . . - - 694 
 
 De incarnatione Dei Verbi, et contra Arianos - 695 
 Epiftola ad Afros epifcopos, contra Arianos - 711 
 
 Epiftola ad Epiftetum, contra haereticos - - 719 
 Epiftola ad Adelphium, contra Arianos - 727 
 
 Epift. ad Maximum philofophum de divinitate Chrifti 732 
 Contra Apollinarium,de incarnat. Domini noftri J.C. 736 
 Epiftolae ad Joannem, ad Palladium, ad Amunem, ad 
 Rufinianum, ad Luciferum, ad Monachos - 762 
 Ex epiftola heortaftica - - . . 767 
 
 Fragmentum epiftolae filiis fuis - - - 772 
 
 De Trinitate et Spiritu San(fl:o - - - 773 
 
 Epift. ad Marcellinum in interpretationem Pfalmor. 783 
 Expofitiones in Plalmos - - - - 801 
 
 Fragmenta commentariorum in Pfalmog • 985 
 
 Excerpta commentarii in Job . . - 1003 
 
 ATHANASIUS, Saint {continued). 
 
 Fragmenta commentarii in Cantica, in Matthaeum, in 
 
 Lucam, in Hebraeos - . - - 1005 
 
 Fragmenta, de novem infanabilibus morbis Herodis. De 
 
 falfis prophetis. In illud, Siui rejpicit mulierem. In 
 
 illud, Laudate Dominum de terra, Sec. Sec. - 10 12 
 
 Indices ------- 1030 
 
 Vol. 2. Patavii, 1777. 
 
 Prxfatio in fecundum tomum - - . Hi 
 
 Catalogus operum in hie fecundum tomum - viii 
 
 Opera Dubia. 
 
 De incarnatione Dei Verbi - - _ _ i 
 Teftimonia ex S. Scriptura de communi eflentia Patris, et 
 
 Filii, et Sp. S. - - - - - 2 
 
 Epiftola catholica ----- 22 
 
 Refutatio hypocrifis Melitii, &c. - - 23 
 
 De incarnatione Dei Verbi - - - - 25 
 
 De aeterna Filii et Spiritus S. cum Deo exiftentia, et con- 
 tra Sabellianos _ . - _ _ 28 
 Quod unus fit Chriftus _ _ . _ ^8 
 De fabbatis et circumcifione _ . - ^-2, 
 Homilia de Semente ----- 45 
 
 In illud, Profedti in pagum, &c. - - 55 
 
 In paffionem et crucem Domini - - - 61 
 
 De virginitate - - _ . _ g^ 
 
 Synopfis Scripturae Sacrae _ _ . . 96 
 
 Opera Spuria. 
 
 Difputatio contra Arium in Concilio Nicaeno 158 
 
 Sermo contra omnes haerefes - - - 181 
 
 Hiftoria Melchifedec - - - - 189 
 
 Epiftola ad Jovianum Imp. - - - - 192 
 
 Liber de definitionibus - - - - 192 
 
 Doftrina ad Antiochum - . . - 202 
 
 Ad Antiochum de pcenis inferni - - 213 
 
 Quaeftiones ad Antiochum - - - - 217 
 
 Quaeftiones in Evangelia - - - - 253 
 
 Fragmentum de imaginibus - - - - 257 
 
 Quaeftiones in Scripturam - - - - 258 
 
 Quaeftiones aliae ------ 280 
 
 Hiftoria imaginis Berytenfis _ . . 289 
 
 Sermo contra Latinos . - - - - 299 
 
 Syntagma dodlrinas ----- 304 
 
 Monarticae vitae inftitutio .... 307 
 
 Epiftolae ad Caftorem ... - 309 
 
 Homilia in nativitatem Praecurforis - - 329 
 
 Sermones et homiliae - - - - 334 
 
 Dialogi V. de Trinitate ----- 407 
 
 Sermones xx. contra diverfas haerefes - - 473 
 
 Syntagma ad quemdam Politicum - - - 514 
 
 Sermo iis qui laeculo renuntiarunt - - 520 
 
 Dodtrina ad monachos - - - - - 5^4 
 
 De templo Athenarum - - • . 527 
 
 De corpore et anima - - . . - 529 
 
 De S. Trinitate, libri viii 532 
 
 De fide unitatis. Sec. ----- 553 
 
 De Arriana et Catholica confeflione - - 554 
 
 De fide fua ' .'. 55* 
 
 Difputatio cum Arrio coram Probo judice, libri ii. 562 
 
 Difputatio contra Arrium, libri iii. - - 574 
 
 Liberii ad Athanafium epiftola, Grace - • 597 
 
 Athanafii ad Liberium refponfum, Graece - 598 
 
 Athanafii et yEgyptiorum ad Marcum papam - 598 
 
 Refcriptum Marci papae ad ./Egyptios et Athanafium 599 
 
 Epiftola Julii papae ad Orientales pro caufa Athanafii 600 
 
 Epiftola Orientalium ad Julium - - - 602 
 
 Refcriptum Julii papx ad Orientales - - 603 
 
 Epiftola Athanafii et .(Egyptiorum ad Julium - 607 
 
 Refcriptum Liberii papae ad eoldem - - 608 
 
 Epiftola Athanafii et .^gyptiorum ad Felicem papam 609 
 
 Refcriptum Felicis papae ad eofdem - - 612 
 
 Vita S. Syncleticae - . - - - 615 
 
 Exhortatio ad monachos - . - - 642 
 
 Exhortatio ad fponfam Chrifti - - - - 644 
 
 Epiftola Athanafii ad epifcopum Perforum - 650 
 Epiftola Dionyfii Alexandrini ad PaulumSamofatenfem652
 
 125 
 
 126 
 
 ATHANASIUS, Saint {continueJ). 
 
 Symbolum, Quicumque, iv. formulas - - 658 
 
 Bin£ formula Gallico idiomate perantiquo - 662 
 
 Commentarius in Symbolum Quicumque - - 664 
 
 De Trinicate opufculum . - - - 667 
 
 De Pafchate opufculum ----- 668 
 Index locorum S. Scripturae - - - 671 
 
 Index rerum fecundi tomi . . - . 690 
 
 Onamafticon vocum - - - - - 695 
 
 Vol. 3. Compledens omnia, quae port editionem Parifien- 
 
 fem anni 1698, ad hanc diem prodierunt 
 Praefatio .----•- v 
 
 Animadverfiones in vitam et fcripta Athanafii vii 
 
 Diatriba de caufa Marcelli Ancyrani - - xxxiii 
 
 Jufti Fontanini Archiep. Ancyrani de anno emortuali 
 
 S. Athanafii difiertatio - - - - xlii 
 
 Eugenii legatio ad S. Athanafium . - . i 
 
 Sermo major de fide ----- 3 
 
 Fragmenta ; ex fermone de fide ; de Paulo Samofateno ; 
 
 hiftoriae Stephani Antiocheni ; epiftolaad Monachos 15 
 Ex fermonibus, five commentariis in Matthaeum 1 8 
 
 Ex commentariis in Lucam - - - - 31 
 
 Homilia in Canticum - - . . 37 
 
 Sermo de patlentia in calamitatibus fui temporls 42 
 
 Homilia in ramos palmarum - - - - 47 
 
 Opufculum in dictum, No-vi hominem raptum, &c. 2 Cor. 
 
 12. 2 .-.--. 49 
 
 Opufculum in dictum, Datus ejl tnih'i flimului carnis mea. 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 7 - - - - - - 50 
 
 Argumentum in Pfalmos - - - - 51 
 
 Supplementa commentarii in Pfalmos - - 53 
 
 Fragmenta contra Macedonianos et contra Novatianos 74 
 Fragmenta de Amuletis, &c. - - - 76 
 
 Brevis expofitio fidei - . ... 78 
 
 Fragmenta ex epiftolis feftalibus - - - 78 
 
 Frammento infigne di ftoria ecclefiaftica del quarto feculo 82 
 Epiftola ad papam et clerum Perfarum - - 95 
 
 Indices --.--•- 97 
 
 Pfalterium, cum interpretatione - i— xl & 1-289 
 
 Opera quae reperiuntur omnia, Gr. et Lat. 
 P. Nannii. 2 vol. folio. Heidelb. 1601 
 
 Editio princeps, containing a good index. The Editor 
 was aflifted by Lampadius, Erafmus, Felckmann, and Mus- 
 culus. A fuperior edition to that of 1627, in which the 
 various readings by Felckmann are omitted. See Dibdin. 
 
 Operum aliquot fragmenta, in ed. Bened. delide- 
 rantur, Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gall. 5. 161 
 Dialog! V. de fandla Trinitate, Bafilii libri iv. 
 adverfus impium Eunomium, Athanafii et Cy- 
 rilli compendiaria orthodoxae fidei explicatio. 
 Gr. et Lat. ex interpretatione Theodori Bezae. 
 Foebadus five Foebadius contra Arianos. 8°. 
 
 H. Steph. 1570 
 Expofitio fidei. Routh, Script. Eccl. Opuf 2.219 
 Opufcula. Montfaucon, Colleftio Nova, 2. I 
 
 Canones. Beveregii Pandeftae, 2, pars I 
 
 In Domini occurfum. Orationes ii. in S. Pafcha. 
 In Chrifti aflumptionem. Com. Nov. Audi, i . 497 
 Ex Athanafio. Erafmi Opera, 5. 329 
 
 St. Athanafius's four orations againft the Arians, 
 and his orations againft the Gentiles. Trans- 
 lated from the original by Mr. Samuel Parker. 
 To which the tranflator has prefixed Obferva- 
 tions for the better application of St. Athana- 
 fius's reafoning, together with a few queries 
 recommended to Mr. Whifton's confideration, 
 and a confutation of his impious doftrines. 
 2 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1 7 1 3 
 
 ATHANASIUS, Saint {continued). 
 
 Seleft treatifes in controverfy with the Arians. 
 Tranflated, with notes and indices. 2 parts, 
 8°. Lib. of Path. vol. 8 & 19. Oxf. 1842-44 
 
 Part I. 1842. 
 
 Epiftle in defence of the Nicene definition - I 
 
 Epiftle concerning the councils held at Ariminum in 
 
 Italy, and at Seleucia in Ifauria - - 73 
 
 Four difcourfes againft the Arians. Difcourfe 1 177 
 
 Part 2. 1844. 
 Four difcourfes — (continued). Difcourfe 2, 3, & 4. 
 
 Hiftorical trafts. Tranflated, with notes and 
 indices. 8°. Lib. of Fath. vol. 13. Oxf. iS^^ 
 Encyclical epiftle - . . - - i 
 
 Apology againft the Arians . - . 13 
 
 Encyclical epiftle addreffed to the bifliops of Egypt and 
 Lybia ------- 125 
 
 Apology, addreffed to the Emperor Conftantius 154 
 
 Apology for his flight - - - . 139 
 
 Epiftle to Serapion concerning the death of Arius 210 
 Epiftle to the monks - - - - - 215 
 
 Hiftory of the Arians - - - - 219 
 
 Appendix : S. Alexander's depofition of Arius, and ency- 
 clical epiftle ------ 297 
 
 A treatife made by Athanafius the Great concern- 
 ing the ufe and virtue of the Pfalms. Pp. 4. fol. 
 
 La vie d'Athanafe, Patriarche d'Alexandrie. 
 Qui comprend encore I'Hiftoire de S. Eufta- 
 thie d'Antioch, de S. Paul de Conftanlinople, 
 de S. Hilaire de Poiftiers, de S. Eulebe de 
 Verceil, des Papes Jules et Libere, et de 
 plufieurs autres faints ; avec la naiflance et le 
 progres de I'Arianifme. Par M. Godefroy 
 Hermant. Seconde edit. 2 vol. 8°. Par. i6yg 
 
 Valefius de magno Athanafio. 
 
 Eufebius, Reading, 2. 385 
 
 ATHANASIAN CREED. 
 
 Symboli Athanafiani explanatio, ex antiquo pa- 
 riter codice. Mai Script. Vet. 9. 396 
 
 An expofition of St. Athanafius's Creed accord- 
 ing to Scripture and the doftrine of the Church 
 of England. With an explanation of thofe 
 commonly (but falfely) called damnatory 
 claufes. For the benefit of ordinary capaci- 
 ties. Pp. 78. 8°. LonJ. 1720 
 By the author of the " Pfalms of David made fit for the 
 
 Clofet." 
 
 The Athanafian Creed re-examined, upon prin- 
 ciples of fober reafon and Scripture, and upon 
 a new plan of inquiry. In feveral letters to a 
 doubting friend. By a clergyman of the 
 Church of England. Pp.114. 8°. Z,i?W. 1754 
 
 ATHANASIUS, Patriarch of Conftantinople. 
 
 Flourifhed in the thirteenth century. 
 
 Epiftolas vii. de neceflaria epifcoporum refidentia. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 944 
 ATHENAGORAS. 
 
 An Athenian philofopher of the fecond centur)'. Having 
 read the Holy Scriptures in order to write againft Chrift- 
 ianity, he became a convert, and wrote his .A.pology, which 
 he addrefiTed to the Emperors Antoninus and Commodus, 
 about the year 180. 
 
 Apologia [vel legatio] pro Chriftianis ad impe- 
 ratores Antoninum et Commodum. Ejufdem, 
 De refurredione mortuorum.
 
 127 
 
 128 
 
 ATHENAGORAS {continued). 
 
 Ex antiquis exemplaribus libellus ille nunc pri- 
 mum profertur, hie ante caftigatior quam an- 
 tea editur. Uterque Gr. ct Lat. 
 Sm. 8°. H. Stephani, 1557 
 
 Alfo to be found in the following publications: — S. Jus- 
 
 tini Martyris Opera ; SS. Patrum Latinorum Opera Ober- 
 
 thurj Bibliothcca Maxima Patrum (Latine) 2 pars, 2. 1585 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii (Gr. et Lat.) 2. 38. 
 
 Apologeticks. i. For the Chriftian religion. 2. For 
 the truth of the refurredion againft the fcep- 
 ticks and inridels of that age, together with a 
 curious fragment of Juilin Martyr on the re- 
 furredlion, not publifhed in his works ; with 
 two other fragments, attributed to Jofephus 
 and Methodius, on the ftate of the dead, with 
 diflertations on the Jewifh notion of the refur- 
 reftion, and on Athenagoras. Tranflated, with 
 notes, by David Humphreys, B.A. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1714 
 
 ATHENIAN SOCIETY. 
 
 The hillory of the Athenian Society for the re- 
 folving of all nice and curious queftions. Foh 
 
 Lond. 1692 
 
 The young ftudent's library, containing extrads 
 and abridgements of the moft valuable books 
 printed in England and in the foreign journals, 
 from the year 65 to this time. To which is 
 added, A new effay upon all forts of learning. 
 Folio. Lond. 1692 
 
 The Athenian oracle ; being an entire colleftion 
 of all the valuable queftions and anfwers in the 
 old Athenian Mercuries. Intermixed with 
 many cafes in divinity, hiftory, &c. Second 
 edition. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1704 
 
 ATKEY, Anthony. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. 
 The main argument of a late book, entitled 
 Chriftianity as old as the Creation, fairly ftated 
 and examined j or, a fhort view of that whole 
 controverfy. [Anonymous.] Pp. vii. 86. 
 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 ATKINS, Rev. Henry, Minifter of Grofvenor 
 
 Chapel, late Fellow, New Coll., Oxford. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 14-16. Chriftians bound to 
 
 diffufe the light of Chriftianity among the 
 
 Jews. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 ATKINSON, Christopher, Reaor of Yelden, 
 
 Beds. 
 
 Sermons on the moft interefting and important 
 
 fubjefts. Third edition. 8°. Lond. \-]%z 
 
 Rom. II. 36. God's fuperintending providence, and 
 
 univerfal authority difplayed ... 3 
 
 Rom. II. 36. God the author of all fpiritual graces, 
 
 and his glory celebrated ... jj 
 
 I John, 4. 10, latter part. On the nativity and life of 
 
 Chrift 61 
 
 1 Cor. %. 2. On the crucifixion - - 91 
 
 J Cor. 15. 20. On the refurredion . - 121 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. The true Chriftian faith defcribed 149 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Hope and charity defcribed and recom- 
 mended - - - - - - 181 
 
 Gal. 6. 4. Self-examination ftated and enlarged on 211 
 
 ATKINSON, Chriftopher {continued). 
 
 Gal. 6. 4. Self-examination further inquired into, with 
 
 its advantages -.--.. 239 
 Col. 3. 5. The reafonablenefs and propriety of fenfual 
 
 mortifications - ' - - . - 273 
 
 Pfa. 32. 5. The true purport of an acceptable repent- 
 ance with God ..... J03 
 Job, 13. !<;. A fteady truft in God the beft fupport 
 
 under affliftion - . - . 331 
 
 Heb. 13. 5. On contentment - - - 359 
 
 I Theft. 5. 17. On prayer in general - 389 
 
 I Thefl'. 5. 17. The neceffary qualifications of prayer, 
 
 with its advantages ..... 423 
 Prov. 3. 17. The diftingui/hed pleafure and happinefs 
 
 of religion ...... 457 
 
 Col. 3. 2. Motives for alienating our afFeftions from this 
 
 world, and fixing them on the next - - 491 
 
 I Cor. 15. 54-57. A wicked courfe of life the fevereft 
 
 fting of death ..... 525 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 54-57. Chrift's vidtory over fin and death 551 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The day of judgment . . 579 
 
 ATKINSON, Henry A., M.A. 
 
 One of the affiftant morning preachers at St. George's, 
 Hanover Square ; perpetual curate of Barton and Chetwood, 
 Bucks; and Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford. 
 
 Sermons, doflrinal and pradlical. 8°. Lond. 
 
 I John, 4. 16 - - I 
 Luke, 7. 14 - - 21 
 
 Matt. 27. 54. Palm Sun. 45 
 Ezek. 37. 3. Eafter day 77 
 Heb. 7. 24,25. S.aft.Af. 97 
 John, 16. 7. II. WhitS. 115 
 Luke, 15. 32 - - 139 
 
 Matt. II. 28 - 
 
 Mark, 10. 39, 40 
 
 Numb. 23. 10 - 
 
 Luke, 10. 42 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 14. Advents. 229 
 
 Rom. 13. I, 2 - - 245 
 
 Eccles. II. I. Charity f. 267 
 
 1822 
 
 157 
 
 - 173 
 195 
 
 - 211 
 
 ATKINSON, James, Horfly, Northumberland. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. i. 17. The neceffity of preach- 
 ing the Gofpel in Gofpel language. 8°. 
 
 Newcajile-upon- Tyne, 1729 
 
 ATKINSON, John, Stainton, Weftmoreland. 
 
 The Holy Scriptures the word of God. Proved 
 and applied in two fermons on Heb, i. i, 2. 
 8°. Lond. 1 73 I 
 
 ATLAS. 
 
 Black's general atlas ; comprehending fixty-one 
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 fources. Engraved by Sidney Hall, Hughes, 
 &c. With geographical defcriptions, and an 
 index of 58,381 names. Folio. Lond. iS^i 
 
 ATONEMENT. 
 
 Scripture inquiry into the ftate and condition of 
 mankind, and the extent of the atonement in 
 his behalf. With refleftions on the moral 
 government of God. 8°. Montrofe, 1828 
 
 ATROCIANUS, Joannes. 
 
 Homilia ad bonas litteras exhortatoria. 
 
 Grynaeus, Lat. 1943 
 
 ATTERBURY, Francis, D.D. Bp, of Rochefter. 
 
 Born at Milton, Bucks, 1662. Educated at Weftminfter 
 School, from whence he was elected to Chrift Church, 
 Oxford, in 1680. M.A. 1687. In 1700 he was pre- 
 fentcd with his dodlor's degree for writing his book on 
 Convocations againft Archbifhop Wake. Archdeacon of 
 Totnefs, 1700. Dean of Carlifle, 1704. Canon refiden- 
 tiary of Exeter, 1707. Bifhop of Rochefter, 1713. In 
 1722 he was apprehended on iufpicion of being engaged in 
 a plot to bring in the Pretender, and an a6t of parliament 
 was pafTed by which he was banifhed for life. He died at 
 Paris, 1 73 1. As a writer he fhines among the chief
 
 129 
 
 130 
 
 ATTERBURY, Francis, D.D. {continued). 
 luminaries of his time, and his fermons are models of 
 pulpit eloquence ; he has nothing dark, redundant, or mis- 
 placed, but his language is of the ftricfleft purity and beauty. 
 
 Sermons and difcourfes on feveral fubjefls and 
 occafions. 4 vol. Fifth edit. 8°. Lond.ij/^o 
 
 Vol. I. 1740. 
 Pfa. 50. 14. The duty of praife and thankfgiving. [29th 
 
 May, before the Qu^een.] - - - - i 
 
 1 Peter, 4. 8. The power of charity to cover fin. [Hos- 
 pital.] ...--- 37 
 Ifa. 60. 22. The miraculous propagation of the Gofpel. 
 
 (2 fermons.) - - - - - - 88 
 
 Prov. 14. 6. A fcorner incapable of true wifdom 171 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. A difcourfe occafioned by the death of the 
 
 Lady Cutts 203 
 
 Ezek. 37. 3. The wifdom of Providence manifefted in 
 
 the revolutions of government. [May 29.] - 243 
 1 Tim. 2. 1—3. The duty of publick interceflion and 
 
 thankfgiving for princes. [Qu^een's acceflion.] 277 
 Matt. 7. 12. The rule of doing as we would be done 
 
 unto, explained. [Nov. 5th.] - - 311 
 
 Matt. 14. 23. Of religious retirement - - 347 
 
 Vol. 2. 1740. 
 Preface in defence of a funeral fermon on Mr. Thomas 
 
 Bennet --..-- 1-78 
 
 I Cor. 15. 19. On the flineral of Mr. Thos. Bennet i 
 Luke, 16. 31. A ftanding revelation the beft means of 
 
 conviction. [SS. Simon and Jude.] - - 39 
 
 Job, 29. 14. At the eleftion of the Lord Mayor 8 1 
 Pfa. 30. 6-8. Faft day - - - - no 
 
 Matt. 25. 40. A Spittal fermon before the Lord Mayor 
 
 on Eafter Tuefday . . - . . 142 
 
 Job, 22. 21. An acquaintance with God the beft fup- 
 
 port under afflidtions - - - - 182 
 
 Luke, 10. 32. A Spittal fermon before the Lord Mayor 
 
 on Eafter Tuefday - - - - -213 
 
 Rom. 1 1.6. Before the Sons of the Clergy at St. Paul's 255 
 Rom. 13. I. Concio ad clerum Lond. - 309 
 
 Vol. 3. 2d edit. 1737. 
 Published from the originals by Thomas Moore, D.D., 
 his lordfhip's chaplain. 
 
 Adb, 26. 26. The publick manner in which the Gofpel 
 
 was firft promulged, one confiderable argument of its 
 
 Divine authority ..... 3 
 
 Matt. II. 3. The Baptift's mefTage to Jefus, and Jefus's 
 
 anfwer explained. [Advent at the Rolls.] 35 
 
 Matt. II. 6. On the incarnation of our Lord. [Chrift- 
 
 mas. At the Rolls.] .... 61 
 
 I Cor. 10. 13. Temptations not irrefiftible - 87 
 
 Matt. 27. 25. The horrid imprecation of the Jews, and 
 
 the juftice and wifdom of God in fulfilling it upon 
 
 them. [Good Friday.] - - - - 117 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. The Chriftian ftate a ftate of fuffering. 
 [All Saints.] ..... 145 
 
 A6ls, I. 3. Some reafons aflTigned for our Saviour's ap- 
 pearing chiefly to the apoftles after his refurreftion, 
 and his manner of converfing with them reprefented. 
 [Eafter day.] - - - . - 173 
 
 Mark, 16. 20. Miracles the moft proper way of proving 
 the Divine authority of any religion. [Whitiunday] 203 
 
 2 Pet. 3, 16. The difficult paflTages of Scripture vindi- 
 cated from fuch objedtions as are ufually made to 
 them, and proper direiflions given how we are to ufe 
 them. (3 fermons.) [At the Rolls.] - - 227 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. On religious fincerity - - 309 
 
 Vol. 4. 2d edit. 1737. 
 Publiftied from the originals by T. Moore, D.D. 
 
 Luke, 23. 28. On the martyrdom of King Charles the 
 Firft. [30th January.] . . - . 3 
 
 I Tim. 6. I. The wicked lives of Chriftians no argu- 
 ment againft the truth of Chriftianity - 39 
 
 Phil. 2. 12. The fear of God a motive to holinefs 71 
 
 Matt. 14. 1-3. The terrors of confcience - 95 
 
 ATTERBURY, Francis, D.D. (continued). 
 
 Afts, 24, 25. St. Paul's defence before Felix 135 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. Of glorying in the crofs of Chrift. [Good 
 
 Friday.] --.... j6i 
 
 Pfa. 95. 6. External worftiip a fit and reafonable duty. 
 
 [At the Rolls.] ----- 189 
 
 Lam. 3. 41. External worfhip fhown to be of no efficacy 
 
 unlefs accompanied with internal devotion 213 
 
 Pfa. 57. 7, 8. The ufefulnefs of church mufick. [St. 
 
 Cecilia.] - - . . . . -23S 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. The fin and folly of being anxious about 
 
 future events ..... 267 
 
 Gen. 49. 4. The wretchednefs of a wavering mind. 
 
 [At the Rolls.] ..... 297 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. Of living peaceably. [Farewell ferm.] 321 
 
 Epiftolary correfpondence, vifitation charges, 
 
 fpeeches and mifcellanies. With hiftorical 
 
 notes. 4 vol. 8°. ZcW. 1783-87 
 
 Vol. I. 1783. 
 Letters. 
 
 Speeches at Oxford, &c. 
 Remarks on the lapis of Virgil. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1783. 
 Letters. 
 
 Speech in the Houfe of Lords. 
 Dedication to the fecond edition of the Rights, &c. of an 
 
 Englifh Convocation. 
 Form ofretraftion required from Dr. Atterbury at Carlifle. 
 Vifitation fpeeches to the clergy. 
 Vifitation fpeeches on rural deaneries. 
 Dedications, &c. 
 
 Reprefentation on the ftate of religion, 1710. 
 Poems. 
 Chara(fters of Bifliop Atterbury. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1784. 
 Letters. 
 
 Charafter of Luther. [From Anfwer to Confiderations.] 
 Speech of Dr. Sacheverell. 
 Virgil's firft eclogue, infcription, &c. 
 
 Letters. Vol. 4. 1787. 
 
 Epitaphs, &c. 
 
 Ruftica academiae Oxonienfis nuper reformatae defcriptio. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1790.* 
 Brief memoir of Atterbury. 
 Correfpondence. 
 
 Mifcellaneous extracts and illuftrations. 
 Sermon, Rom. 13. i. [Before London clergy.] 
 8°. Lonc^. 1710 
 
 This is a tranflation of the Concio ad Clerum, which is 
 contained in the colledled fermons, — a critique on which 
 will be found in Nouv. de la Repub. des Lettres, 33. 363. 
 A large vindication of the dodlrine contained in 
 the fermon preached at the fimeral of Mr. 
 Thomas Bennet. In anfwer to a pamphlet, 
 entitled A Letter to the Rev. Dr. F. Atter- 
 bury ; occafioned by the doftrine lately de- 
 livered by him. Pp. 48. 8°. Lonc^. 1707 
 An anfwer to fome confiderations on the fpirit of 
 Martin Luther, and the original of the Re- 
 formation. Printed at Oxford, a.d. 1687. 
 Pp. viii. 120. 8°. Lo/iJ. 1723 
 
 The rights, powers, and privileges of an Englifh 
 Convocation ftated and vindicated. In anfwer 
 to a late book of Dr. Wake's, entituled The 
 Authority of Chriftian princes over their ec- 
 clefiaftical fynods afierted, and to feveral other 
 pieces. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1700 
 
 A fecond edition, with the author's name and additions, 
 was publifhed in 1702.
 
 »3» 
 
 132 
 
 ATTERBURY, Francis, D.D. [continued). 
 
 The parliamentary original and rights of the 
 Lower Houfe of Convocation cleared, and the 
 evidences of its feparation from the Upper 
 Houfe produced on feveral heads. [Anony- 
 mous.] Pp. xviii. and 54. Appendix, pp. xv. 
 4°. Land. 1702 
 
 Maxims, refleftions, and obfervations, divine, 
 moral, and political. To which is added, a 
 Latin verfion of Mr. Dryden's Absolom and 
 Achitophel. Pp.vi.84&38. 8°. Land, ijzt, 
 
 Speech at the bar of the Houfe of Lords, May 1 1. 
 Third edition. Pp.32. 8°. Land. 1723 
 
 Vindication of Bp. Smallridge, Dr. Aldrich, and 
 himlelf [Bp. Atterbury], from the fcandalous 
 refleftions of Oldmixon, relating to the pub- 
 lication of Lord Clarendon's Hillory. Pp. 3 i. 
 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 The fpeech at the bar of the Houfe of Lords, 
 May 1722. In his defence. Pp. 16. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1723 
 
 The duty of prayer for princes. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 4. 329 
 Trails refpeBing Bp. Atterbury. 
 
 The fpirit and conduft of feveral writers (par- 
 ticularly a certain chaplain in his two letters 
 to the clergy) concerning the commitment of 
 the right Rev. the Lord Bifhop of Rochefter 
 [Atterbury] to the Tower of London difplayed. 
 Pp. 32. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Francis Atterbury ; 
 occafioned by the dodlrine lately delivered by 
 him in a funeral fermon on i Cor. 15. 19. 
 Pp. 16. 8°. Lond. 1706 
 
 ATTERBURY, Lewis. 
 
 Elder brother of the Bifhop; born 1656; Reftor of 
 Symel, in Northamptonshire, 1684. In 1695 he became 
 preacher of Highgate Chapel, to which were fubfequently 
 added the reftory of Shepperton and that of Hornfey, in 
 Middlefex. Died, at Bath, 173 1. 
 
 Twelve pradlical difcourfes on feveral fubjefts. 
 Preached at court. 8°. Lond. 1720 
 
 Pfa. 14. I. Of the being of a God - - - i 
 
 Rev. 4. 3. Of God's juftice and mercy - 39 
 
 Pfa. 72. 18. Of miracles - - - - 77 
 
 Job, 33. 14—16. Of dreams - - - 117 
 
 Gen. I. 27. Of the image of God in man - 157 
 
 I Cor. II. 26, 27. Of the real prefence in the facra- 
 
 ment ------- 195 
 
 I Cor. 15. 29. Of the refurreftion - - 245 
 
 Afts, 17. 22. Of fuperftition - - - 281 
 
 Rom. 12. I. Ofreafon and religion. (2 ferm.) - 329 
 Pfa. 18. 49, 50. Of thankfgiving for the luccefs of her 
 
 majefty's arms - . - . . 407 
 
 Job, 2. 10. Of fubmiflion to the will of God - 459 
 
 Ten fermons preached before H. R.H. Princefs 
 Ann of Denmark. 8°. Lond. 1699 
 
 J Tim. 4. 8 - - - II ThefTal. 5. 22 
 Pfa. 119. 59 - - 33 Eccl. 5. i 
 2 Tim. 3- 5 - - - 62 2 Cor. 12. 9 
 Prov. 19. 25 - - 81 Prov. 4. 23 - 
 
 Pfa. 96. 9, on the chapel being Matth. 7. 12 - 
 newly furniihed - 104 
 
 Sermons on felefl fubjefts 
 
 127 
 
 - 156 
 182 
 
 - 205 
 234 
 
 Now firft publiftied 
 
 ATTERBURY, Lewis, D.D. [continued). 
 
 from the originals. With a brief account of 
 the author. By Edward Yardley, B.D., Adn. 
 of Cardigan. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. ij^-^ 
 
 Vol. I. 1743. 
 Account of the author - - - - - iii-xxx 
 
 John, 14. I. The nature and neceflity of faith in God I 
 Heb. II. 6. God the rewarder of all who feek him 23 
 Ifa. 45. 5, 6. Of the unity of God - - 46 
 
 I John, 5. 7. Of the Trinity in unity - - 71 
 
 Pia. 90. 2. Of the eternity of God - - 94 
 
 John, 4. 24. God is a fpirit . - - - 115 
 
 Pla. 139. 7. Of the omniprefence of God - 142 
 
 Prov. 16. 33. Of Providence : of lots and games of 
 
 chance - - - - - - -158 
 
 James, i. 17. Of God's immutability - - 180 
 
 Pfa. 139. 14. Of the wonderful workmanfliip of God 
 
 in the frame of man's body- - - - 203 
 
 Pfa. 119. 68. Of God's goodnefs and bounty to his 
 
 creatures ------ 223 
 
 Nahum, i. 3. God is flow to anger, but terrible in his 
 
 judgments ------ 247 
 
 Ifa. 26. 19. Of the refurredlion of Chrift and our own 
 
 refurreilion ------ 266 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. The fin and danger of grieving the Holy 
 
 Spirit 288 
 
 1 ThefTal. 5. 19. The hazard and folly of depriving 
 ourfelves wholly of the influences of God's Holy 
 Spirit. (2 fermons.) - - - - 310 
 
 John, 14. 26. The miflion of the Holy Ghoft - 343 
 
 Gal. 5. 25. The duty of walking in the Spirit 368 
 
 Gal. 5. 22, 23. The fruits of the Spirit - 387 
 
 Vol. 2. Ifa. 50. 10. Of truft in God - • i 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. The progrefs of virtue and holinefs 27 
 Pfa. 127. 3. The bleflTing of a numerous offspring 48 
 Matth. 5. 16. The nature and neceflity of good works. 
 
 [Opening of Highgate Chapel.] - - 68 
 
 Exod. 20. 24. Of places dedicated to God's fervice. 
 
 [Confecration of Highgate Chapel.] - - 96 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 16. Of the minifl:erial fun(5lion - 123 
 
 James, i. 22. Of the duty, right ufe, and abufe of 
 
 hearing God's word ----- 144 
 I Cor. II. 28. Of preparation for the Lord's fupper 171 
 Adls, 24. 16. A confcience void of ofi^ence - 198 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. Of working out our falvation - 221 
 I Pet. 5. 8. Of fobriety and vigilance- - 242 
 
 Luke, 9. 23. Of felf-denial and taking up the crofs 264 
 Matth. 26. 39. Of fubmiflion to the will of God 290 
 Mark, 12. 29, 30. Of the love of God - - 313 
 
 Luke, 13. 24. The ftrait gate - - - 337 
 
 Eph. 5. 15. Of walking circumfpeftly - - 368 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. The value and ufe of time - 395 
 
 Matth. 7. 15, 16. The chara£ler of falfe prophets 413 
 
 The Penitent Lady. See Valliere. 
 
 ATTERSOLL, William, '' Minift. of the Word 
 of God at Isfield, Suffex." 
 
 A commentarie upon the fourth booke of Mofes, 
 called Numbers, containing the foundation of 
 the church and commonwealth of the Ifraelites 
 while they walked and wandered in the wil- 
 dernefs. Wherein the whole body of divinity 
 is handled, touching matters dogmatical, of 
 God, of Chrill, of the Gofpel, &c., ceremo- 
 nial ; of the caUing of the priefts and Levites, 
 &c., polemical; or controverfies betweene the 
 Church of Rome and us, &c. Herein alfo 
 the reader fhall find more than 500 theo- 
 logical queflions decided and determined. Fol. 
 
 Lond. 161 8
 
 133 
 
 J3+ 
 
 ATTERSOLL, William [continued). 
 A commentary upon the epiftle to Philemon. 
 Second edition, correfted and enlarged. Fol. 
 
 Lond. 1633 
 ATTO, Senior, Bifhop of Verceil. 
 Teilamentum. Mai Script. Vet. 6, p. 2 
 
 ATTO, Bp. of Verceil (the fecond of this name). 
 Died about 960. He was famed for his enlightened zeal 
 for the fpiritual and temporal welfare of his diocefe and of 
 the church. 
 
 Capitulare. Libellus de preffuris ecclefiafticis. 
 EpirtolcC xi. D'Achery, Spicil. 1. 402 
 
 Sermones. Polypticum, feu perpendiculum, cum 
 prifcis fcholiis, capitulare. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 6, p. 2. 11 
 
 ATTRIBUTES of GOD. 
 
 A vindication of the divine attributes in fome 
 remarks on the Abp. of Dublin's [King] fer- 
 mon, entitled Divine Predeftination, &c. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 AUBESPINE (1'). See Albaspinus. 
 
 AUBUY, M. 
 
 Oxonii dux poeticus, five Latinis verfibus ; hex- 
 ametris et pentametris, defcriptio. Pp. 64. 
 8°. Oxon. 1795 
 
 AUDIN, M. 
 
 The life of Henry the Eighth, and hiftory of the 
 fchifm in England. Tranflated from the 
 French, by Edward G. Kirwan Browne. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1852 
 
 Life of Luther. See Luther. 
 
 AUDLEY, Matthew, Curate and Lefturer of 
 St. Mary, Rotherhithe. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 4. 24, 25. The duty of benevo- 
 lence and charity. [Infirmary.] 4°. Lond.\j/\.z 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 14. 14. Occafioned by the death 
 of Charles Duke of Richmond, Prefident of 
 the London Hofpital. 4°. Lond. 1750 
 
 AUD(ENUS [Dado, Gallice Ouen]. ' 
 
 Died 689. Canonized by the Roman Church for the 
 fervices he rendered as minifter of King Dagobert, and as 
 Archbi/hop of Rouen (640). In 644 he took part in the 
 third Council of Chalons. 
 Vita S. Eligii. D'Achery, Spicil. 2, yS 
 
 AUDRADUS, furnamed Modicus. 
 
 Choreveque of Sens in the ninth century. He was a 
 man of reputation and learning. 
 
 Epiftola ad Hincmarum. 
 
 Libellus de fonte vitas. Bibl. Patr. Gallan. 13. 565 
 
 AUGSBURG CONFESSION. See Concordia 
 Pia, Sylloge Confeffionum, &c. 
 
 Augfburg Confeffion, as adopted 1530, and re- 
 viled 1538. Tranf Burrow, E. J. Sum. i. xc 
 
 AUGUSTI, J. C. W. 
 
 Denkwiirdigkeiten aus der chriftlichen Archaeo- 
 logie. 12 vol. 8°. Leipzig, 1817-1831* 
 
 Vol. 1-3. Die Fefte der alten Chriften. 
 
 Vol. 4—10. Die heil. Handlungen der Chriften. 
 
 Vol. II. Die gottefdienftlichen perfonen und Oerter der 
 
 chriftlichen Kirche. 
 Vol. 12. Die gottefdienftlichen Sachen der alten Chriften. 
 
 AUGUSTI, J. C. W. [continued). 
 
 Handbuch der chriftlichen Archaeologie. Ein 
 Aufzug des Vorftehcnden. 3 vol. 8"*. 
 
 Leipzig, 1836-7* 
 
 Die chriftlichen Alterthiimer. 8°. Leip. 18 19* 
 
 Lehrbuch der chriftlichen Dogmengefchichte. 
 Fourth edition. 8°. Leipzig, 1835* 
 
 Syftem der chrift. Dogmatik. 8°. Leip. 1S26* 
 
 Verfuch einer hiftorifch-dogmatifchen Einleitung 
 in die heil. Schrift, 8°. Leipzig, 1832* 
 
 Corpus librorum fymbolicorum qui in ecclefia 
 Reformatorum audloritatem publicam obtinue- 
 runt. 8°. Elberfeld, 1827* 
 
 Beitrage zur chriftlichen Kunftgefchichte und 
 Liturgik. 2 vol. 8vo. Leipzig, 1841-46* 
 
 Chreftomathia patriftica. 2 vol. 8°. Leip. 181 2* 
 
 Vol. I. Tradlatus ex Patribui Graecis. 
 Vol. 2. Trailatus ex Patribus Latinis. 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint. 
 
 One of the moft learned and illuftrious of the Fathers of 
 the Church. Born, atTagafta, 354. His early years were 
 fpent in profligacy, but having gone out of curiofm', when 
 at Milan, to hear the fermons of St. Ambrofe, the prayers 
 of his mother Monica were at length rewarded by his con- 
 verfion, and he was baptized by St. Ambrofe, 387. Having 
 returned to Tagafta, he diftributed his pofTeffions to the 
 poor, and lived in community with fome friends. Ordained 
 prieft, 391 5 Bifhop of Hippo, 395 ; died, at Hippo, 430. 
 His works, particularly the City of God, and thofe in 
 defence of the grace of Jefus Chrift, have gained him 
 immortal honour : they difcover a vaft extent of genius, 
 great accuracy and penetration, accompanied with much 
 force and energy. The beft edition is that of the Bene- 
 didtines, 1679— 1700, which has been reprinted, with addi- 
 tions, at Venice, in folio and 4°. } at Baifano, 1807 ; and 
 at Paris, 1836-39. 
 Opera, poft Lovanienfium theologorum recen- 
 
 fionem, caftigatusdenuoad manufcriptos codices 
 
 Gallicanos, Vaticanos, Anglicanos, Belgicos, 
 
 &c., necnon ad editiones antiquiores et cafti- 
 
 gatiores. Opera et ftudio monachorum ordinis 
 
 S. Benedifti e Cong. S. Mauri. 1 1 vol. in 15. 
 
 Folio. Par. 1679-1700 
 
 The following is a brief abftraft of the contents of this 
 edition ; for a lift of St. Auguftine's works more in detail 
 fee below. 
 
 Vol. I. 1679. Contents fame as Vol. i, defcribed below; 
 with an appendix containing fome of the Opera Spuria. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1679. Epiftolae. 
 
 Vol. 3, pars I. 1680. Exegetica in Vet. Teft. et opera 
 fpuria. 
 
 Vol. 3, pars 2. 1680. Exegetica in Nov. Teft. 
 
 Vol. 4, pars I. 168 1. In Pfalmos I-79. 
 
 Vol. 4, pars 2. 1681. In Pfalmos 80-150. 
 
 Vol. 5, pars I. 1683. Sermones ad populum. 
 
 Vol. 5, pars 2. 1683. Sermones de fandtis, de diverfis, 
 ac dubiis, cum fuppofititiorum appendice. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1685. Moralia, et appendix continens fubditida 
 qu^dam. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1685. De civitate Dei, et appendix de S. Ste- 
 phano martyro. 
 
 Vol. 8. 1688. Opufcula polemica adverfus haerefes 
 Manichaeorum, Prifcillianiftarum, et Arianorum. 
 
 Vol. 9. 1688. Opufcula polemica adverfus Donatiftas. 
 
 Vol. 10, pars I. 1690. Opufcula polemica contra 
 Pelagianos. 
 
 Vol. 10, pars 2. 1690. Contra Julianum ; appendix, 
 opufcula quaedam fubdititia ; Scripta ad Pelagianam
 
 »35 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 hiftoriam pertinentia ; Profperi Aquitani apologetica 
 pro Auguftino ; vita Auguftini audtore Poflldio. 
 Vol. II. 1700. Vita Auguftini ex ejus potiflimum 
 fcriptis concinnata ; index generalis. 
 
 Opera, poft Lovanienfium Theologorum recen- 
 fionem, caftigatus denuo ad MSS. codices 
 Gallicanos, Vaticanos, Anglicanos, Belgicos, 
 &c., necnon ad editiones antiquiores et cafti- 
 gatiores, ftudio Monachorum Ordinis S. Bene- 
 difti, editio tertia Veneta, cum fupplementis ; 
 nuper Vindobon^e repertis, et explanatione 
 fymboli, audlore S. Nicea V. faeculo fcripta 
 atque Roms nuperrime inventa. 18 vol. 4°. 
 
 Bajfani, 1807 
 Vol. I. Praefationes, &c. - . - - v-xxxii 
 
 Retraftionum libri ii. - - - - 2 
 
 Confeffionum liBri xiii. - - - - 75 
 
 Contra academicos, libri iii. . - - 290 
 
 De beata vita, liber i. - - - - - 354 
 
 De ordine, libri ii. - - - - - 378 
 
 Soliloquiorum libri ii. - - - - - 426 
 
 De immortalitate animae, liber - - - 4.70 
 
 De quantitate animae, liber . - - - ^86 
 
 De mufica, libri vi. - - - - - 54^ 
 
 De magiftro, liber . . . . _ 670 
 
 De lib,ero arbitrio, libri iii. . . _ yo2 
 
 De Genefi contra Manichaeos, libri ii. - - 806 
 
 De moribus ecclefiae Catholicae et de moribus Manichaeo- 
 
 rum, libri ii. ----- 862 
 
 De vera religione, liber _ _ - - ^^j 
 
 Regula ad fervos Dei _ _ - _ 1006 
 
 Syllabus codicum - - - - - -10 15 
 
 Index ------- 1023 
 
 Vol. 2. Baffani, 1797. 
 Praefatio ------- iii 
 
 Epiftolarum ordo, &c. - - - - xxxvii 
 
 Epiftolae, fecundum ordinem temporum nunc primum 
 
 difpofita:, et quatuor in clafTes digeftae - - I 
 
 Index ------- 1180 
 
 Vol. 3. Baflani, 1797. 
 Comple£tens exegetica in Vetus Teftamentum. 
 Praefatio, &c. ------ iii-xii 
 
 De doftrina Chriftiana, libri iv. - - - 2 
 
 De Genefi ad litteram, imperfedlus liber - - 123 
 
 De Genefi ad litteram, libri xii. - - - 151 
 
 Locutionum libri vii. [in Genefim— Jud.] - - 427 
 
 Quaeftionum in Heptateuchum, libri vii. [Gen.— Jud.] 498 
 Annotationes in Job - - - - 823 
 
 Speculum [de libris variis Vet. et Nov. Teft.] - 898 
 Index ------- 1083 
 
 Vol. 4. Baffani, 1797. 
 Compledtens exegetica in Novum Teftamentum. 
 Admonitio, &c. ------ iii-xii 
 
 De confenfu evangeliftarum, libri iv. - - i 
 
 De fermone Domini in Monte, libri duo - - 216 
 
 Qu^sftionum evangeliorum libri ii, - - 311 
 
 Quaeftiones in Matthaeum - - - - 365 
 
 In Johannis evangelium, tradlatus cxxiv. - 385 
 
 In epiftolam Johannis ad Parthos, tradlatus x. - 109 1 
 Expofitio quorundam propofitionem ex Epift. ad Romanos 
 
 "95 
 
 Epiftolae ad Romanos inchoata expofitio - 1225 
 
 Expofitio Epift. ad Galatas - - - - 1248 
 
 Index ------- 1295 
 
 Vol. 5. Baffani, 1802. 
 Praefttio, &c. ----- iii_xxxvi 
 
 Enarrationes in Pfalmos 1-75 - - - 2 
 
 Index, &c. ------- 1069 
 
 Vol. 6. Baffani, 1797. 
 Loca ex Pfalmis - - - - iii-xvi 
 
 Enarrationes in Pfalmos 76-150. Index, &c. 1186 
 
 136 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 Vol. 7. Baffani, 1802. 
 Prjefatio, &c. ------ iii-xx 
 
 Sermones ad populum. 
 Clajfn I. Sermones de Serif tuns Veteris et Novi Tejiamenti. 
 Gen. I. i,etJoh. I. I. Contra Manichaeos I 
 
 De tentatione Abrahae a Deo - - . 5 
 
 De Agar et Ifmaele. Fragm. - - - 10 
 
 De Jacob etEfau. In Fefto Vincentii martyris habitus 11 
 De luftatione Jacob cum Angelo - - 28 
 
 De eo quod apparuit Dominus Moyfi in rubo - 34 
 
 De ledlione Exodi, de rubo in quo flamma erat, et rubug 
 
 non comburebatur - - - - 37 
 
 De decern plagis et decern praeceptis - - 41 
 
 De decem chordis ----- 48 
 
 De judicio Salomonis inter duas mulieres - 64 
 
 De Elia et vidua Sareptana - - - 70 
 
 Job, I. 6, et Matt. 5. 8 - - - - 72 
 
 Pfa. 2. 10, Erudimini omnes qui judicatis terram 78 
 
 Pfa. 9. 14; 25. 8 ; 33. 13 ; 49. 3 ; 50. 5, et 72. i ; 
 
 50. 12; 63. II ; 67. 3 ; 72. 24; 82. 2; 93. 12, 13 ; 
 
 94. 6, 7 - - - - - - 82 
 
 De titulo et prioribus verficulis Pfalmi, 95. Contra 
 
 Pelagianos ------ 143 
 
 Pfa. 104. 35117. I- - - - - 146 
 
 De verbis Pfa. 1 1 8, Greffus meos dirige, &c. et Apoftoli, 
 
 Rom. 7. Lex fpiritualii ejl, &c. Contra Pelagianos 
 
 150 
 De verbis Pfa. 125, Slui Jeminant in lachrymis, &c. 155 
 In Pfa. 143. De Golia et David - - 158 
 
 Pfa. 143. 9; 149. I. - - - - - 161 
 
 Prov. 9. 12 ; 13. 7 ; 31. 10 - - - 174 
 
 Eccluf. 2. I ; 5. 8 ; 22. 28 - - - - 194 
 Ifa. I. II ; 53. 2 ; 57. 13 - - - 209 
 
 Ezek. 34. 2; 34. 17 - - - - - 225 
 
 Mic. 6. 6. (SS. 2) . - - - 267 
 
 Agg. 2. 9 - - _ - - - -. . ^76 
 
 De Concordia Matt. etLuc. in generationibus Domini 282 
 Matt. 3. 13. De Trinitate _ - - 302 
 
 Matt. 5. 3 ; 5. 16 ; 5. 22 - - - - 3 II 
 
 Matt. 6. De oratione Dominica, ad Competentes. (SS. 4) 
 
 322 
 
 Matt. 6. 19 ; 7. 7 ; 8. 8 ; 8. 23 ; 10. 16; 10. 28 j II. 
 
 2, &c. ; 11.25; II. 28 - " " ■ 345 
 
 Matt. 12. 31. De blafphemia in Spiritum Sandtum 384 
 
 Matt. 12. 33 ; 13- 3 ; 13- 55^ ; h- 25 ; 15- " ; ^7- i ; 
 
 17. 18 ; 18. 7 ; 18. 15 ; 19. 17 ; 19. 21 ; 20. 1 ; 20. 
 
 30; 21. 19; 22. I, &c. ; 22.42; 25. 1, &c. ; 25. 
 
 26------- 404 
 
 Marc. 8. 3; 8. 34; 13. 32 - - - - 507 
 
 Luc. 7. 12 ; 7. 37 ; 9. 57 ; 10. 2 ; 10. 16 ; 10. 38, &c. 
 
 II. 5; II. 39; 12. 15; 12. 35 ; 12. 56; 13. 11; 
 
 13. 21 ; 14. x6; 16. 9; 17. 3; 18. I ; 24. 36 517 
 Johan. I. I, (SS. 4) ; i. 10 ; I. 48 ; 2. 2, &c. ; 5. 
 
 2, &c. ; 5. 19 ; 5- 25 ; S- 31 ; 5- 39 J ^- '» &<=. ; 6. 
 
 54; 6. 56; 7. 2, &c. ; 8. 31; 9. 4; 9. 2; 10. 7, 
 
 &c. ; 10. 50 ; 12. 44; 14. 4; 16. 7, &c. ; 16. 8 j 
 
 16. 24; 21. 15 - - - - - 580 
 
 AQ.. 5. 4 ; 10. II ; 17. 18 - - - 703 
 
 Rom. 7. 15 ; 8. 3, &c. ; 7. 5 ; 7. 14 ; 8. I, &c. ; 8. 
 
 12; 8.24,25; 8.31; 8. De juftificatjone 717 
 
 I Cor. I. 31 ; 6. 15 ; 6. 18 - - - 770 
 
 Gal. 5. 16, 17 ; 6. 2 - - - - - 785 
 
 Eph. 3. 13; 4. 25; 5. 155 6. 23 - - 796 
 
 Philipp. 3. 3; 3. 6; 4. 4 - - - - 808 
 
 I Theff. 4. 12 ----- 827 
 
 I Tim. I. 15 ; 6. 7, 8, 9 - - - - 830 
 
 Tit. I. 9 ------ 849 
 
 Jac. I. 19-22; 5. 12 - - - - - 854 
 
 I Joh. I. 8, 9 ; 4. I ; 4. 2 - - - 866 
 
 Vol. 8. Baffani, 1797. 
 Sermonum index fecundum ordinem veterem, &c. iii-xii 
 Sermones ad populum - - - clxxxiv-cccxcv 
 
 ClaJJis II. Sermonei de Tempore. 
 In natali Domini, SS. 13 - - - - 881
 
 137 
 
 138 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 De Kalendis Januarlis, SS. 2 - 
 In Epiphania Domini, SS. 4 
 De Qjiadragefima, SS. 7 
 In traditione Symboli, SS. 3 
 In redditione Symboli 
 Ad competentes 
 
 904 
 910 
 919 
 936 
 949 
 953 
 
 De oratione Chrifti, Johan. 17. Pater, quos dedijli 958 
 
 De paflione Domini in Parafceve - - - 960 
 
 In vigiliis Pafchae, SS. 5 - - - - 962 
 
 In die Pafchje, SS. 5 968 
 
 De facram fidelium, Fragmentum - - 976 
 
 In diebus Pafchalibus, SS. 29 - - - 976 
 
 In die Dominico Oftavarum Pafchx, SS. 2 io59 
 
 In die Adfcenfionis Domini, SS. 5 - - 1065 
 
 In vigiliis Pentecoftes - - - - 1085 
 
 In die Pentecoftes, SS. 5 - - - - 1089 
 
 ClaJJls III. Sermones de SanElh. 
 In natali martyrum Frudluofi Epifcopi, Augurii et Eu- 
 
 logii diaconorum _ _ _ . 1105 
 
 In natali martyris Vincentii, SS. 4 - - - 1 109 
 
 De vocatione apoftoli Pauli - - - 1 123 
 De Paulo apoftolo - - - - -11 29 
 
 In natali martyrum Perpetuae et Felicitatis, SS. 3 11 34 
 
 In natali martyrum Maffilitanorum - - 1138 
 
 In natali martyrum Mariani et Jacobi - 1140 
 
 In die natali martyrum Cafti et .^^milii - - 1145 
 
 In natali martyrum Protafi et Gervafti - 1 148 
 
 In natali S. Johannis Baptifta, SS.8 - - 1151 
 
 In natali martyris Guddentis - - - 1183 
 
 In natali apoftolorum Petri et Pauli, SS. 5 - 1194 
 
 In follemnitate martyrum Machabaeorum, SS. 2 1218 
 
 In follemnitate martyris Laurentii, SS. 4 - 1226 
 
 In natali martyrum Maffae Candidas - - 1238 
 
 In decollatione beati Joannis Baptiftae, SS. 2 1*43 
 
 In natali Cypriani martyris, SS. 5 - - 1*47 
 
 In natali Stephani martyris, SS. 6 - - 1260 
 
 Fragmenta de S. Stephano - - - 1*75 
 
 In natali viginti martyrum - - - - 1280 
 
 In natali martyrum, SS. 10 - - - 1281 
 
 In dedicatione ecclefiae, SS. 3 - - - 1301 
 
 In die ordinationis fuae, SS. 2 - - - 1 308 
 
 Clajfis IV. Sermones de Di-verjls. 
 De eo quod Chrift^is tribus modis in Scripturis intelli- 
 
 gitur : contra Arianos habitus - - 13 13 
 De Sufanna et Jof., cum exhortatione ad caftitatem 1323 
 
 De amore Dei et amore faeculi _ _ _ 1329 
 
 De contemtu mundi - - - - ^334 
 
 De peregrinatione noftra in hac vita, per fidem 1338 
 
 De timore Dei, SS. 2 - - - - - 1340 
 
 De caritate, et de caeco illuminato, SS. 2 - ^343 
 
 De utilitate agendse pcenitentiae, SS. 2 - - 1350 
 
 In die oftavarum infantium _ _ _ 1372 
 
 De vita et moribus clericorum fuorum, SS. 2 ^379 
 De laude pacis - - - - - -1 391 
 
 De pace et caritate - - - - - ^395 
 
 De Concordia _-_._- 1398 
 Ad vigilias Maximiniani, de quodam Donatifta, qui re- 
 
 verfus eft ad ecclefiam _ - _ 1405 
 
 De refurredlione mortuorum, SS. 2 - - 1406 
 
 De cantico Exodi ----- 1437 
 
 Clajps V. Sermones dubi'i. 
 
 De Samfone ------ 1443 
 
 De verfu Pfalmi 15, Benedicam Dominum, qui tribuit mihi 
 
 intelleBum, &c. ----- 1450 
 
 De Pfalmo 22, Dominus regit me - - - 1454 
 De verbis evangeliiLucae 16. Ubi deDivite et Lazaro 1459 
 
 De verbis evang. Joan. 12, Slut amat animam fuam i^iiz 
 
 De nativitate Domini, SS. 4 - - - 1467 
 
 De Epiphania Domini, SS. 3 _ _ _ 1479 
 
 Dominica in odlavis Pafchae - _ _ 1487 
 
 In adfcenfione Domini - _ _ _ 1489 
 
 In die Pentecoftes ----- 149 1 
 
 In nativitate Joannis Baptiftae, SS. 2 - - 1493 
 
 De natali apoftolorum Petri et Pauli - - 1508 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 De S. Stephano - - - - - 
 
 In die anniverfaria ordinationis eplfcopalis 
 De Trinitite - - - . , 
 
 De amore hominis in hominem - 
 De dileftione inimicorum . - . 
 
 De correptione proximi - - - 
 
 De faciendis eleemofynis, SS. 3 - - 
 
 Ad juvenes - - - - 
 
 Ad conjugatos - . - - - 
 
 De posnitentibus . . - - 
 
 De natali SS. Perpetuae et Felicitatis 
 
 - 1511 
 
 1513 
 
 - i5'5 
 1517 
 
 - 1526 
 1529 
 
 - 1533 
 1544 
 
 - 1548 
 
 155+ 
 1558 
 
 Sermonum quorumdam qui adhuc defiderantur frag- 
 menta reperta in Colledlaneis Eugypii, Bedae, Flori, 
 ac Joannis Romanae Ecclefiae diaconi - '559 
 
 Sermo de adfcenfione Domini vi. - _ - 1585 
 
 Sermo S. preftjyteri Eraclii, difcipuli S. Auguftini, ipfo 
 praefente habitus ----- 1587 
 
 Sermones de Symbolo ad catechumenos - 159 1 
 
 Sermo de difciplina Chriftiana - - - 1649 
 
 Sermo de cantico novo _ - - . 1663 
 
 Sermones dubii de quarta feria, de cataclyfmo, et de tem- 
 pore barbarico ----- 1677 
 
 De utilitate jejunii fermo - - - - 1 701 
 
 Sermo de urbis excidio - - - - 1716 
 
 De conjugiis adulterinis, ad Pollentium, libri duo 1731 
 De Mendacio, liber unus ... - 1763 
 
 Contra Mendacium ad Confentium, liber unus 1791 
 
 De opere monachorum, liber unus - - 18 19 
 
 De divinatione daemonum, liber unus - - 1849 
 
 De curagerenda pro mortuis ad Paulinum, liber unusi859 
 De patientia, liber unus - - - - 1879 
 
 Index in tomum vii. et viii. - - - - 1895 
 
 Vol. 9. Baflani, 1 797. 
 Praefatio, &c. ..... iii-xxxii 
 
 De civitate Dei, ad Marcellinum, contra paganos, lib, 
 xxii. - - 2. Index, &c. - - 921 
 
 Vol. 10. Baffani, 1797. Continens opufcula polemica. 
 Praefatio, &c. ..... iii-xvi 
 
 De haerefibus, ad quod vult Deum ... i 
 
 Adverfus Judaeos - . . - . jj 
 
 De utilitate credendi ad Honoratum - - 53 
 
 De duabus animabus contra Manichaeos - 89 
 
 Adla, feu difputatio contra Fortunatum, Manichaeum 1 1 1 
 Contra Adimantum, Manichaei difcipulum - 153 
 
 Contra Epift. Manichaei, quam vocant Fundamenti 181 
 Contra Fauftum, Manichaeum ... 221 
 
 De aitis cum Felice, Manichaeo ... 565 
 De natura boni, contra Manichaeos - - 601 
 
 Contra Secundinum, Manichaeum ... 629 
 Contra adverfarium legis et prophetarum - 659 
 
 Ad Orofium, contra Prifcillianiftas et Origeniflas 733 
 Contra fermonem Arianorum ... 749 
 
 Collatio cum Maximino, Arianorum epifcopo 779 
 
 Contra Maximinum, Arianum - 815. Index - S97 
 
 Vol. II. Baffani, 1797. 
 Praefatio, Syllabus Codicum, &c. - - - iii-xvi 
 
 De Trinitate, libri xv. ----- 2 
 
 De diverfis quaeftionibus Ixxxiii. liber i. - 309 
 
 De diverfis quaeftionibus ad Simplicianum, libri ii. 411 
 De ofto Dulcitii quaeftionibus, liber i. - - 463 
 
 De fide rerum quae non videntur, liber i. - 492 
 
 De fide et fymbolo, liber i. - - - - 505 
 
 De fide et operibus, liber i. - - . 525 
 
 Enchiridion ad Laurentium, five de fide, fpe, et chari- 
 tate ..---.- 565 
 
 De agone Chriftiano, liber i. - - - 631 
 
 De catechizandis rudibus, liber i. - - - 655 
 De continentia, liber i. - - - - 7°* 
 
 De bono conjugal!, liber i, ... - 731 
 
 De fandla virginitate, liber i. - - - 7^^ 
 
 De bono viduitatis ... - - 799 
 
 Index, &c. ----- - 823 
 
 Vol. 12. Baffani, 1797. 
 Praefatio, &c. iii-xxiv
 
 »39 
 
 140 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint (continued). 
 
 Pfalmus contra partem Donati - - . 1 
 
 Contra epiftolam Parmeniani, libri tres - - 15 
 
 De baptil'mo contra Donatiftas, libri vii. - 103 
 
 Contra litteras Petiliani, Donatiftje, Cirtenfis epifcopi, 
 
 libri iii. -.---.- 265 
 Epiftola ad Catholicos contra Donatiftas, vulgo de unitate 
 
 Ecclefias, liber i. - - - - - 427 
 
 Contra Creiconium Grammaticum Donatiftam, lib.iv.493 
 De unico baptilmo contra Petilianum - - 663 
 
 Breviculus collationis cum Donatiftis - - 685 
 
 Poft coUationem ad Donatiftas, liber i. - - 729 
 
 Sermo ad Caelareenfis Ecclefiae plebem, Emerito praefente 
 
 habitus ------ 773 
 
 De geftjs cum Emerito, liber i. - - - 783 
 
 Contra Gaudentium, Donatiftam epifcopum, libri ii. 795 
 Sermo de Rufticiano, fubdiacono, a Donatiftis rebaptizato 
 
 et in diaconum ordinato, 851, Index, &c. 857 
 Vol. 13. Baftani, 1797. 
 Opufcula polemica contra Pelagianos, — 
 Praefatio, &c. - - . . - iii-cviii 
 
 De peccatorum meritis et remiflione, et de baptilmo 
 
 parvulorum ad Marcellinum, libri iii. - I 
 
 De fpiritu et littera, ad eumdem, liber i. - - 105 
 
 De natura et gratia, contra Pelagium, ad Timafium et 
 
 Jacobum, liber i. - - - - - 157 
 
 De perfeftione juftitise hominis, epiftola, feu liber ad 
 
 Eutropium et Paulum - _ . - 207 
 
 De geftis Pelagii, ad Aurelium, liber i. - 237 
 
 De gratia Chrifti, contra Pelagium - - - 285 
 
 De peccato originali, contra Pelagium, ad Albinam, &c .315 
 De nuptiis et concupifcentia ad Valerium, libri ii. 347 
 De anima et ejus origine, contra Vincentium Vidtorem, 
 
 libri iv. - - - - - - 419 
 
 Contra duas epiftolas Pelagianorum, libri ad Bonifacium 
 
 quatuor - - - - - - -511 
 
 Contra Julianum haerefis Pelagianae defenforem, lib.vi. 615 
 
 Vol. 14. Baflani, 1797. 
 Contra Pelagianos, — 
 De gratia et libero arbitrio ad Valentinum, et cum illo 
 
 monachos Adrumentinos, liber i. - - 881 
 
 De correptione et gratia ad eofdem, liber i. - 92 1 
 
 De prasdeftinatione fandlorum, ad Profperum et Hila- 
 
 rium liber ------ 979 
 
 De dono perfeverantiae, ad eofdem, liber - - 10 19 
 
 Contra fecundam Juliani refponfionem, imperfedlum 
 
 opus, fex libros compledlens - - - 1077 
 
 Syllabus codicum ------ 1713 
 
 Index in tomum xiii et xiv. _ - - 1775 
 
 Vol. 15. Baffani, 1797. 
 Prefatio generalis in noviflimam operum editionem iii-xix 
 Vita S. Auguftini, ex ejus potiffimum fcriptis concinnata, 
 
 libri viii. ------ i 
 
 Vita S. Auguftini, auiflore Poflidio, Calamenfi epifcopo, 
 
 ipfius difcipulo - - - - - 755 
 
 Indiculus librorum S. Auguftini, editus cura Poflidii 793 
 Elenchus capitum vitae S. Auguftini - - 823 
 
 Vol. 16. BafTani, 1797. 
 j4ppendix, opera Jpuria. 
 De grammatlca liber ----- 2 
 
 Principia dialefticae [&c.] - - - - 38 
 
 JEArtdi Rhievallenfis in Anglia abbatis, de vita ereme- 
 
 tica ------- 103 
 
 Ad Bonifacium et contra epiftolae breviores fexdecim 135 
 Pelagii ad Demetriadem epiftola ... iij.2 
 De laudibus Hieronymi - - - - 174 
 
 Altercatio cum Pafcentio .... 225 
 
 De mirabilibus S. Scripturae libri tres - - 239 
 
 Alcuinus de benedidlionibus Jacob patriarchae - 309 
 Quaeftiones Veteris et Novi Teftamenti - 317 
 
 "Multi-hoc opus adjudicant Hilario, Diacono." P. xiii 
 Expofitio in Apocalypfim - - - - 617 
 
 Sermones cccxvii. : de fcripturis V. et N. Teft., de 
 
 tempore, de fandlis, et de diverfia - - 671 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 Auftorps, — Origenes, Gregorius Boeticus, Ambrofius, 
 Chiyfoftomus, Pelagius, Eraclius, Leo Papa, Maximus Tau- 
 rincnfis, Petrus Chryfologus, Fauftus Regienfis, Caefarius 
 Arelatenfis, Vigilius Tapfenfis, Ambrofius Autbertus, Ra- 
 banus Maurus, Beda, vel Alcuinus, Odilo Abbas Cluniacen- 
 fis, Ivo Carnutenfis. 
 
 Vol. 17. Baffani, 1797. 
 Opera dubia it Juppojititia. 
 Liber xxi. fententiarum ----- 1532 
 Dialogus quaeftionum Ixv. - - - - 1 543 
 
 Fulgentius Rufpenfis de fide ad Petrum, five de regula 
 
 vers fidei .---.. 1571 
 
 Alcherus Ciftercienfis de fpiritu et anima - 1606 
 
 yElridus Rhievallenfis de amicitia - - - 1677 
 
 Hugo Viftorinus de fubftantia dilecSlionis - 1692 
 
 De diligendo Dei ------ 1 699 
 
 Liber foliloquiorum animae ad Deum - - 1721 
 
 Joannis Fifcannenfis liber meditationum - - 1766 
 
 Anfelmus Cantuarienfis de contritione cordis- 1823 
 
 Manuale 1834 
 
 Alcuini Speculum ----- 1856 
 
 Speculum peccatoris . - - - . 1878 
 
 De triplici habitaculo .... 1888 
 
 Guigonis Carthufienfis fcala Paradifi - - 1896 
 
 Honorius Auguftodunenfis de cognitione veras vitae 1907 
 Faftidii Britonis de vita Chriftiana liber - 1941 
 
 Paulinus Forojulienfis de falutaribus documentis - i960 
 De duodecim abufionum gradibus - - 1802 
 
 Hugo Vidtorinus de feptem vitiis et feptem donis Spiritus 
 
 Sanfti - - - - - - - 1 815 
 
 Ambrofius Autbertus de conflictu vitiorum et virtu tum 1 820 
 De fobrietate et caftitate - - - - 1839 
 
 De vera et falfa pcenitentia . . - . 1849 
 
 Adfo Derbienfis Abbas de Antichrifto - - 1873 
 
 Pfalterium - - 1877 
 
 Hugo Vidlorinus in Canticum Magnificat - 188 1 
 
 De affumptione B. Virginis ... - 1887 
 
 De vifitatione infirmorum - - - - 1895 
 
 Chryfoftomi de confolatione mortuorum, fermones ii. 1909 
 Eligius Noviomenfis de redlitudine Catholicae converfa- 
 
 tionis --...-- 1923 
 Sermones ------ 195 1 
 
 De Stephani martyris detedlione, tranfiatione et mira- 
 
 culis ------- 2187 
 
 Contra quinque haerefes - - - - 2253 
 
 Sermo contra Judaeos, &c. .... 2277 
 
 De altercatione ecclefiae et fynagogae - - 2297 
 
 Evodius de fide contra Manichasos - - - 2307 
 
 Commonitorium de recipiendo Manichaeis qui convertun- 
 
 tur ------- 2329 
 
 Vigilius Tapfitanus contra Felicianum Arianum de fide 
 
 Trinitatis - - - - - - -51333 
 
 Alcuini quaeftiones de Trinitate - - - 2355 
 
 De incarnatione Verbi ----- 2361 
 
 De Trinitate, &c. - - - - - 2387 
 
 Gennadius de ecclefiafticis dogmatibus - - 2.415 
 
 Contra Fulgentium Donatiftam - - . 2427 
 
 Excerpta et fcripta Vetera ad Donatiftarum hiftoriam 
 
 pertinentia ....-- 2445 
 
 Hypomneflicon contra Pelagianos - - 2545 
 
 Liber de praedeftinatione et gratia - - - 2625 
 
 Varia fcripta et monumenta ad Pelagianorum hiftoriam 
 
 pertinentia ------ 2649 
 
 Profperi Aquitani pro Auguftino, contra iniquos dodlrinae 
 
 illius de gratia et praedeftinatione reprehenfores 2819 
 Ejujdem Liber Sententiarum ex Auguftino - 2929 
 
 Index in tomum xvi. et xvii. . - . 2981 
 
 Index locorum Scripturae ... - 4035 
 
 Vol. 18. Baffani, 1797. 
 Praefatio, &c. ----- - iii 
 
 Omnium operum S. Auguftini diftributio in 18 tomes 
 
 hujufce noviffimae editionis in 4°. comparata cum 
 
 praeced. edit. &c. . - - - - xxii 
 
 Index generalis ------ I
 
 141 
 
 142 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 Vindiciae editionis S. Auguftini a Benediftinis adornatae, 
 adverfus epiftolam Abbatis Germani, auftore D. B. 
 de Riviere - - - - - - 941 
 
 S. Auguftini fermones inediti admixti quibufdam dubiis, 
 illuftravit M. Denis. 
 Refponfa ad epifcoporum Carthaginienfium fuf- 
 fragia. Routh, Reliquiae, 5. 207 
 
 De prsdeftinatione fanftorum, liber primus. 
 De dono perfeveranti^, liber fecundus. 
 
 Profperi Opera, 23 
 De natura et origine animas, epiftola fecunda, &c. 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 7. 582 
 Enarrationes in Pfalmos myfticos. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lugd. 1563 
 
 Queftiones in Vetus et Novum Teftamentum. 
 
 8°. Lugd. 1 561 
 
 Adverfus haerefes. 8°. Lugd. 1562 
 
 Sermones. 8°. Lugd. 1563 
 
 Da natura et gratia. Small 8°. Coloni<r, 1527 
 
 De civitate Dei, cum commentariis J. Lodovici 
 
 Vivis. Folio. Par. 1544 
 
 The fame. 2 vol. 8°. 16 10 
 
 Of the citie of God, with the learned comments 
 
 of Jo. Lodovicus Vives. Englifhed firft by 
 
 J. H., and now in this fecond edition compared 
 
 with the Latine original, and in very many 
 
 places corredled and amended. Fol. Land. 1620 
 
 Confeffiones, poft ed. Par. noviffimam ad fidem 
 
 codicum Oxon. recognits, &c. [Bibliotheca 
 
 Patrum, Vol. I.] 8°. 0;^/i838 
 
 De fpiritu et litera. Sm. 8°. Col. 1527 
 
 De fide et operibus. Sm. 8°. CoL 1527 
 
 Auguftini facrificia et eorundem ritus. 
 
 Pamelii Liturgica, i. 509 
 Sententiae de prsdeftinatione et gratia Dei, et 
 de libero hominis arbitrio, ante annos 800 ex 
 ejus libris colleflas. Sirmondi Op. varia, 2.913 
 Confeffions, revifed from a former tranflation, by 
 the Rev. E. B. Pufey, D.D. ; with illuftra- 
 tions from Auguftine himfelf (Lib. of the 
 Fathers, vol. I.) 8°. 0.^/1840 
 
 Confeffions. Tranflated. 12°. Oxf. 1848 
 
 Pious breathings : being the Meditations of St. 
 Auguftine, his Treatife of the Love of God, 
 Soliloquies, and Manual. To which are added, 
 Seleft contemplations from St. Anfelm and 
 St. Bernard. Made Englifh by George Stan- 
 hope, D.D. Third edition. 8°. Land. iyo% 
 A pretious booke of heavenly meditations, con- 
 taining, 
 
 A right Chriftian treatife, entituled St. Augus- 
 tine's prayers, with his Pfalter and Manual. 
 Tranf. by Tho. Rogers. 24°. Land. 1634 
 Homelies fur la premiere Epift. de S. Jean. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1670 
 
 Sermons on felefted lefTons of theNewTeftament. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1 844-45 
 
 Vol. 16 and 20 of Library of Fathers. 
 Vol. I. 1844. St. Matthew, St. Mark, and St. Luke. 
 On the agreement of the evangelifts Matthew and 
 Luke in the generations of the Lord - - i 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 Matth. 3. Jefus cometh from Galilee, &c. - 33 
 Matth. 5. The poor in fpirit and the pure in heart 48 
 
 Matth. 5. Let your light fo fhine - - - 60 
 
 Matth. 5. Whofoever fhall fay, Thou fool - 63 
 
 Matth. 6. The Lord's Prayer (4 ferm.) - - 67 
 
 Matth. 6. Lay not up - - - - 102 
 
 Matth. 7. Aik, and it fhall be given - - 113 
 
 Matth. 8. I am not worthy ... 122 
 
 Matth. 8. And when he was entered - - 136 
 
 Matth. 10. Behold, I fend you - . - 137 
 
 Matth. 10. Fear not them - - - * ^39 
 
 Matth. II. Now when John had heard - 145 
 
 Matth. II. Thou haft hid thefe things (2 ferm.) 149 
 
 Matth. II. Come unto me (2 ferm.) - - 160 
 Matth. 12. On the blafphemyagainft theHolyGhoft 166 
 
 Matth. 12. Either make the tree good - 197 
 
 Matth. 13. The parable of the fower - - 201 
 
 Matth. 13. Therefore every fcribe - - 204 
 Matth. 14. But the rtiip was in the midft of the fea 
 
 (2 ferm.) ------- 208 
 
 Matth. 15. The woman of Canaan - - 220 
 Matth. 17. Jefus took Peter & James, &c. (2 ferm.) 231 
 
 Matth. 17. Why could not we caft him out.' - 236 
 Matth. 18. Where we are admonifhed to beware of the 
 
 offences of the world - . . - 244 
 
 Matth. 18. If thy brother ihall fin againft thee - 254 
 Matth. 18. How often fhall my brother fin againft me 266 
 
 Matth. 19. If thou wilt enter into life (2 ferm.) 273 
 
 Matth. 19. Go, fell all - - - - 280 
 
 Matth. 20. The houfeholder - - - 291 
 
 Matth. 20. The two blind men - - 303 
 
 Matth. 21. The fig-tree . - - . 325 
 
 Matth. 22, The marriage of the king's fon - 333 
 Matth. 22. Where the Lord afked whose fon they faid 
 
 David was (2 ferm.) ----- 345 
 
 Matth. 25. The ten virgins - - - 355 
 
 Matth. 25. The flothful fervant - - . 364 
 
 Mark, 8. The feven loaves - - - 365 
 
 Mark, 8. Let him deny himfelf - - - 370 
 
 Mark, 13. Of that day knoweth no man - 377 
 Luke, 7. On the three dead perfons whom the Lord 
 
 raifed ------- 380 
 
 Luke, 7. Behold, a woman which was a fmner 387 
 Luke, 9. The three perfons, of whom one faid, Lord, 
 
 I will follow, &c. 397 
 
 Luke, 10. The harveft is great - - - 401 
 
 Luke, 10. He that defpifeth you - - 410 
 
 Luke, 10. Martha and Mary (2 ferm.) - - 413 
 
 Luke, II. The friend at midnight - - 421 
 
 Luke, II. Now do ye Pharifees wafh, &c. - 431 
 
 Luke, 12. Beware of all covetoufnefs - - 435 
 
 Luke, 12. Let your loins be girded about - 443 
 
 Luke, 12. Ye can difcern the face of the fky 448 
 
 Luke, 13. The fig-tree - - - - 451 
 
 Luke, 13. The leaven ----- 456 
 
 Luke, 14. The great fupper - - - 458 
 
 Luke, 16. The mammon of iniquity - - 465 
 
 Luke, 17. The remilTion of fins - - 472 
 
 Luke, 18. Men ought always to pray - - 475 
 
 Luke, 24. Jefus ftood in the midft - - 480 
 
 Vol. 2. 1845. St. John. I John. 
 John, I. In the beginning was the Word (4 ferm.) 4S7 
 
 John, I. The world was made by him - 51 1 
 
 John, I. When thou waft under the fig-tree - 515 
 John, 2. And both Jefus was called and his difciples to 
 
 the marriage .... - 520 
 John, 5. Now there is at Jerufalem, by the fheep-gate, 
 
 a pool ..-.--- 524 
 
 John, 5. Where lay a great number, &c. - 527 
 
 John, 5. The Son can do nothing - - - £4° 
 
 John, 5. The hour cometh - - - 551 
 
 John, 5. If I bear witnefs . - - - 563 
 
 John, 5. Search the Scriptures - - - 57 3 
 
 John, 6. The miracle of the five loaves - - 580
 
 H3 
 
 144 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 John, 6. Except ye eat, &c. . - - 585 
 
 John, 6. Mv flefh is meat indeed - - - 593 
 
 John, 7. Where Jefus iaid that he was not going up to 
 
 the feaft ------ 597 
 
 John, 8. If ye (hall continue in my word - 605 
 
 John, 9. The man born blind (2 ferm.) - 610 
 
 John, 10. The fhepherd and the hireling - 622 
 
 John, 10. The good fliepherd - - - 635 
 
 John, 10. I and my Father are one - - 645 
 
 John, 12. He that believeth on me - - 650 
 
 John, 14.. I am the way (2 ierm.) ... 654 
 John, 16. I tell you the truth ... 666 
 
 John, 16. He ihall convince - . . - 670 
 
 John, 16. Hitherto have ye a/ked nothing in my name 675 
 John, 21. Simon, fon of John, loveftthoume(2 fer.) 683 
 A(5ls, 5. Whiles it remained - - - 687 
 
 Afts, lo. Four queftions rel'olved - - - 688 
 
 Adls, 17, But certaine philofophers - - 699 
 
 Rom. 7. For the good that I would I do not - 709 
 Rom. 7 & 8. God fent his own Son in the likenefs of 
 
 flefh of fin 716 
 
 Rom. 7. When we were in the fle/h - - 725 
 
 Rom. 7. We know that the law is fpiritual 735 
 
 Rom. 8. There is, therefore, now no condemnation 747 
 Rom. 8. Therefore, brethren, we are debtors 760 
 
 Rom. 8. We are faved in hope - - 773 
 
 Rom. 8. Now whom he did predeftinate - 778 
 
 Rom. 8. On juftificadon ... 785 
 
 I Cor. I. He that glorieth . - - . 792 
 
 I Cor. 6. Be not deceived, &c. - . - 800 
 
 1 Cor. 6. Every fin that a man doeth - - 810 
 
 Gal. 5. Walk in the Spirit - - - 816 
 
 Gal. 6. Bear ye one another's burdens - - 825 
 
 Eph. 3. I defire you not to be enfeebled in my tribu- 
 lation for you - . . . . 836 
 Eph. 4. Putting away lying . - - - 843 
 Eph. 5. Walk circumfpedly ... 846 
 Eph. 6. Peace to the brethren ... 848 
 Philip. 3. For we are the circumcifion - 854 
 Philip. 3. According to the righteoufnefs, &c. 871 
 Philip. 4. Rejoice in the Lord ... 880 
 I ThefT. 4. But we would not have you to be ignorant, 
 &c. (2 fermons.) ----- 884 
 1 Tim. I. Chrift Jefus came to fave finners. (3 fer.) 890 
 I Tim. 6. We brought nothing into the world 909 
 Tit. I. That ye maybe able, by found doftrine, &c. 919 
 James, i. Swift to hear, flow to fpeak - - 928 
 James, 5. Swear not - . . - 936 
 I John, I . If we fay that we have no fin - 947 
 I John, 4. Believe not every fpirit - - 954 
 1 John, 4. Eveiy fpirit that confefl"eth not, &c. 960 
 
 Seventeen fhort treatifes. Tranflated, with notes 
 and indices. 8°. (Lib. of Fathers, vol. 20.) 
 
 Oxf. 1847 
 
 Concerning faith of things not feen - - I 
 
 Of faith and of the creed ... - 15 
 
 Of faith and works ■ . - - - 37 
 Enchiridion to Laurentius on faith, hope, and charity 85 
 
 On the Chriftian confiift - - . - 159 
 
 On the catechifing of the unlearned - - 187 
 
 On continence . . - . . 243 
 
 On the good of marriage - - - . 274 
 
 Of holy virginity .... - 308 
 
 On the good of widowhood .... 353 
 
 On lying ....-- 382 
 
 To Confentius ; againft lying ... 426 
 
 Of the works of monks - . - - 470 
 
 On care to be had for the dead - - - 517 
 
 On patience ...--. 543 
 
 On the creed : a fermon to the catechumens - 563 
 
 On the profit of believing . - - . 577 
 
 Expofitions on the Book of Pfalms. Tranflated, 
 with notes and indices. 6 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1847 
 
 AUGUSTINE, Saint {continued). 
 
 Homilies on the Gofpel according to St. John 
 and his firfl Epiftle. Tranflated, with notes 
 and indices. 2 vol. 8°. (Lib. of Fathers.) 
 
 Oxf. 1848-49 
 
 Confeflio Auguftiniana, in libros quatuor diftri- 
 buta, et certis capitibus locorum theologico- 
 rum comprehenfa, ex omnibus B. Auguflini 
 libris in imum opus bona fide ac ftudio fingu- 
 lari redadla, per D. Hieronymum Torrenfem, 
 Soc. Jef. 8°. Par. I ^j 2 
 
 Praecepta artis muflcze colledla ex libris S. Au- 
 gullini de mufica, ex codice antiquo. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 3, p. 3. 116 
 
 S. Auguflini vita : Piis omnibus, nee non de 
 vera fide, deque vitas ftatu deliberantibus uti- 
 liflima. Auftore R. P. F. Cornelio Lancilotto. 
 Sm. 8°. Antv. 16 16 
 
 AUGUSTINIS, Antonius de. 
 
 Hiftoria obfidionis Plumbini peraftse a.d. 1448, 
 metrice confcripta. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 25. 317 
 
 AUGUSTINUS, Patricius, Senensis. 
 
 Defcriptio adventus Frederici IIL, imperatoris, 
 ad Paulum papam IL Ibid. 23. 203 
 
 AURIA, Jacobus. 
 
 Annales Genevenfes ab anno 1230. Ibid. 6. 572 
 
 AURELIUS, S. Carthaginiensis. 
 
 Flourifhed 390. 
 Epiftola. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 8. 129 
 
 AURELIUS PRUDENTIUS. See Prudentius. 
 
 AUSONIUS, Decimus Magnus. 
 
 A Latin poet of the fourth century, a native of Bordeaux. 
 Opera. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1280 
 
 Walker, W. S. Corpus Poet. Lat. 
 AUSTIN, John. 
 
 Born at Walpole, Norfolk ; educated in St. John's Coll. 
 
 Cambridge. Became a Roman Catholic about 1640. 
 
 Entered himfelf at Lincoln's Inn, but retired to private 
 
 lodgings. Died, in Bow Street, Covent Garden, 1669. 
 
 He was mafter of a good Englifh ftyle. His Devotions were 
 
 altered and adapted to the Engli/h Church by Dr. Hickes, 
 
 in which form they have gone through many editions. 
 
 See Hickes. 
 
 Devotions in the ancient way of offices ; con- 
 taining exercifes for every day in the week and 
 every holiday in the year. 8°. Edin. 1789 
 
 Devotions, firfl part; in the ancient way of offices. 
 Fourth edition, corredted and augmented. 
 [Anonvmous.] 12°* Roan, 1685 
 
 AUSTIN, William, Efq., of Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 A gentleman remarkable for the devotional turn of his 
 mind. Died 1633. 
 
 Devotionis Auguflinianas Flamma ; or, certaine 
 devout, godly, and learned meditations. Folio. 
 
 Lo?id. 1635 
 Contains, Meditations on the conception, nativitie, epi- 
 phanie, pafllon, and afcenfion of our Lord; On the 
 million of the Holy Ghoft ; On the day of St. Thomas, 
 St. John Baptift, St. Bartholomew, and St. Matthew ; 
 An eflay on tutelar angels for the feaft of St. Michael ; 
 notes on Pfalm 16 ; the author's owne funeral, made 
 upon himfelf, Ifa. 38. 12.
 
 H5 
 
 146 
 
 AUSTIN, Gilbert, A.M., M.R.I.A., late Chap- 
 lain of the Magdalen Afylum, Dublin. 
 
 Sermons on praftical lubjefts, preached in Dublin. 
 S°. Land. 1795 
 
 Exod. 23. 2 j 16. II, 12 (at the Magdalen Afylum, for 
 the poor manufafturers of Dublin); Matt. 12. 12; 
 1 ThelTal. 5. 19; Mark, 13. 31; 2 Tim. i. ic, On 
 a future ftate, combating the opinion that " death is 
 eternal deepj" Gen. 3. 5; Phil. 3;. 8; Matt. 24. 
 45, 46 (for a charity fchool) ; Matt. 15. 25, 26; 
 John, 8.2; Rev. 14. 13, On the death of Lady Ara- 
 bella Denny; Luke, 18. 13 (for Magdalen Afylum) ; 
 Gen. iS. 23, 24, On a faft day ; Luke, 10. 36 (for a 
 hofpital) ; Ifa. 58. 6, 7, Lent (for a charity fchool) ; 
 Pfa. 39. 6 (for a difpenfary) ; Pfa. 90. 12, New Year. 
 
 AUTHORITY of the Church. 
 
 Nouveau traite fur I'autorite de I'Eglife. Par le 
 
 P. C. I. D. V. R. T. 12°. a Rente, \-j'>,e 
 
 AUTORES Historiae Ecclesiasticse. See Eu- 
 
 SEBIUS. 
 
 AUTBERTUS. See Ambrosius. 
 AUXILIUS, Preibyter. 
 
 Lived during the tenth century. The following writings, 
 compofed for the purpofe of fupporting the election of the 
 Pope Formofus, fhow fome learning, — 
 
 De ordinationibus a. Formofo PP. fadlis. Cum 
 praefatione J. Morini. Bibl. Max. Patr. 17. i 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 28, &c, 
 AVENTIN, John. 
 
 Born, in Bavaria, 1466 ; ftudied at Ingolftadt, and after- 
 wards at Paris; died 1534. His Annals of Bavaria were 
 undertaken under the patronage of the Duke of Bavaria. 
 The work was firft publifhed in 1 554, edited by ]. Zieglerus, 
 who retrenched the invedlives which he found in it againft 
 the clergy. It was publifhed again, with thefe paffages 
 reftored, at Bafil, in 1580. 
 
 Annalium Boiorum libri feptem. Folio. 
 
 Ingoldft. 1554 
 AVIENUS, Rufus Festus. 
 
 A Roman poet of the fifth century. 
 
 See Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1325 & [1551]- 
 
 AVISON, Charles, Organift of Newcaftle. 
 An ingenious mufician ; died, at Newcaftle, 1770. 
 
 An ell'ay on mufical expreffion. Second edition, 
 with alterations and large additions. To which 
 is added, a letter to the author concerning the 
 mufic of the ancients, and fome pafl'ages in 
 claffic authors relating to that fubjedl. Like- 
 wife Mr. Avifon's reply to the author of Re- 
 marks on the EfTay. 8°. Lo7id. 1753 
 The Letter on the mufic of the ancients added to this 
 
 edition was written by Dr. Jortin. 
 
 AVITUS, Sextus Alcimus Eccdicius. 
 
 Nephew of the Emperor Avitus ; Archbiftiop of Vienne 
 in 490. He was very adtive in oppofing the Arian herefy, 
 and took part in the proceedings of feveral councils. 
 Died 525. 
 
 Opera, curaj. Sirmondi. 
 Epiftolae. 
 
 Homilia de rogationibus. 
 Homiliae ofto fragmenta. 
 Opufculorum, in quibus B. Pauli epiftolae ci- 
 tantur, fragmenta. 
 
 AVITUS, Sextus Alcimus Eccdicius {continued). 
 
 Poematum de Mofaics hiftoriae geftis, libri v. 
 Ad Fufcinam fororem de laude virginitatis, 
 liber unus. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 560 ; Sirmondi Opus- 
 cula, 2 ; Sirmondi Opera varia, 2. I ; 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 10.697 
 Epiftola ad Palconium epifcopum Bracarenfem. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 386 
 
 Epifcoporum, ac przefertim Aviti Viennenfis col- 
 
 latio cum Arrianis, coram Gundebaldo Bur- 
 
 gundionum rege. D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 304 
 
 Poemata. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2, 1673 
 
 Fabricii G. Poetas Chrift. 367 
 Sermo. Martene et Durand, Thef. Novus, 5. 47 
 Homilia. Grynaeus, Lat. 1777 
 
 AVRILLON, John Baptist Elias. 
 
 Born 1652; died 1729. A monk of the order of 
 Minims ; obtained a very great reputation as a preacher, 
 and for fifty-three years (1676-1728), either in Paris, his 
 native place, or in different parts of France, applied himfelf 
 to pulpit inftruftion. He cultivated algebra, and even 
 painting, with fuccefs. Avrillon's merits, as a devotional 
 writer, have never been contefted. 
 
 A guide for paffing Advent holily. Trans- 
 lated from the French, and adapted to the 
 ufe of the Englifh Church. [With preface by 
 E. B. Pufey.] 12°. Lond. 1844 
 
 A guide for paffing Lent holily : in which is 
 found for each day advice as to pradlice, a 
 meditadon and thoughts on the Gofpel for the 
 day, and paffages from the Holy Scriptures 
 and the Fathers. Tranflated from the French, 
 and adapted to the ufe of the Englifh Church. 
 [With a preface by E. B. Pufey.] Second 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1844 
 
 The year of affedlions ; or, affeftions on the love 
 of God, drawn from the Canticles for every 
 day in the year. Tranflated from the French, 
 and adapted to the ufe of the Englifh Church. 
 [With preface by E. B. Pufey.} 12°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1845 
 
 AWBREY, Timothy, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 28. 29. [May 29.] 4°. Z«W. 1715 
 
 AYCRIGG, Benjamin, S.S.E.M. 
 
 Sermon, I Cor. 7. 33. The Bridegroom's coun- 
 fellor and bride's comforter. [Wedding.] 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1 71 5 
 
 AYLIFFE, John, LL.D. 
 
 Fellow of New College, Oxford; but expelled the Uni- 
 verfity for writing "The Ancient and Prefent State of the 
 Univerfity of Oxford," 2 vol. %^ . 1714. 
 
 Parergon juris canonici Anglicani ; or, a com- 
 mentary by way of fupplement to the canons 
 and conftitutions of the Church of England. 
 Folio. Loud. 1734* 
 
 AYLMER, John, Bifhop of London. 
 
 Born 1521 ; died 1594. 
 
 (Hiflorical colleftions of the life and ads of.) 
 See Strype.
 
 H7 
 
 148 
 
 AYMON, John, 
 
 No certain date can be affixed to the name of this 
 writer. He lived during the feventeenth century ; abjured 
 the Roman Catholic faith ; became a Proteftant ; abjured 
 again ; and rewarded the Cardinal de Noailles, for the 
 protedlion and pcnfion which he owed to this prelate, by 
 ftealing feveral MSS. from the king's library in Paris. 
 
 Monumens authentiques de la religion des Grecs, 
 et de la fauflete des plufleurs confeffions de 
 foi des Chretiens Orientaux, produites contre 
 les theologiens reformez, par les prelats de 
 France et les dofteurs de Port-Roi'al, dans leur 
 fameux ouvrage de la Perpetuite de la Foi 
 de I'Eglife Catholique. 4°. a la Haye, 1708 
 DifTertation preliminaire . - - - 1—30 
 
 Lettres anecdotes de Cyrille Lucar, Patriarche de Con- 
 
 ftantinople, avec des remarques - - I 
 
 Complots des Jefuites contre les Grecs - - 201 
 
 Confeffion de Foi des Grecs, tiree d'un MS. du Cyrille 
 
 Lucar, Gr. et Fr. ----- 237 
 
 Concile de Jerufalem, tenu fous Dofithee, patriarche de 
 
 cette ville, contre les Calviniftes heretiques, Gr. et 
 
 Fr. avec des remarques ... - 259 
 
 Faufletez de plufieurs confeffions de foi - 451 
 
 Tous les fynodes nationaux des Eglifes reformees 
 de France : auxquels on ajoint des mande- 
 mens roiaux, et plufieurs lettres politiques fur 
 CCS matieres fynodales, intitulees, Dodlrine, 
 Cuke, Morale, Difcipline, Cas de confcience, 
 Erreurs, Impietes, Vices, Defordres, Apofta- 
 fies, Cenfures, Sulpenfions, Anathemes, Griefs, 
 
 AYMON, John [continued). 
 
 Apcls, Debats, Procedures, Decrets,&c. 2 vol. 
 4°. a la Haye, 1 7 10 
 
 For a critique on this work, fee Nouv. de la Republ. des 
 
 Lettres, 35-57. 
 
 AYRAY, James, 
 
 A Friar of the order of St. Francis ; educated in the 
 convent of that order at Doway ; chaplain to the Spanifh 
 ambaffador in the reign of King James IL 
 
 Sermons. Catholick Sermons, 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 AYRE, John, M.A., Min. of St. John's Chapel, 
 
 Hampllcad. 
 The m}'ftery of godlinefs, in fix difcourfes on 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. 12°. Land. 1837 
 
 AYROLUS, Jacobus Maria, Societatis Jefu. 
 Liber Ixx. hcbdomadum refignatus, feu in cap. ix. 
 
 Danielis dillertatio. 8°. Roma', ij^^ 
 
 AYSCOUGH, Francis, D.D., Fellow of C.C.C, 
 
 Oxon, and Rcftor of North Church, Herts. 
 Difcourfe, Job, 14. 1 4. Againft felf-murder. 4°. 
 
 Lend. 1755 
 Sermon, Rom. \z. 3. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lo?id. 1736 
 Sermon, Rev. 3. 17. [Vifitation.j 4°. Lond. 1753 
 AZARIUS, Petrus, Notarius Novarienfis. 
 Chronicon de geftis principum vice-comitum ab 
 
 anno 1250 ufque ad annum 1362. Accedit 
 
 opufculum ejufdem audoris de bello Canapi- 
 
 ciano. ' Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 16. 290 
 
 ABER, Emperor of Hindoftan. 
 
 Died 1530, in his fiftieth year. 
 
 (The Life of), by R. M. Caldecott, 
 Efq. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 BABINGTON, Gervase, Bifliop of 
 Worcefter. 
 
 Entered Trinity College, Cambridge, of which he be- 
 came fellow. M.A. 1578. Prebendary of Hereford, 1588. 
 Bifhop of Llandaff, 1591 ; of Exeter, 1594; and of Wor- 
 cefter, 1597. Died 1 6 10. A learned prelate and excel- 
 lent preacher ; his ftyle is good, though not without the 
 quaintnefs peculiar to the times. 
 
 Works. Folio. Lond. 1622 
 
 Dedication, by T. C. Ff. 2 
 
 Preface, by Miles Smith - - - - Ff. 4 
 
 Certaine plain, brief and comfortable notes upon Genefis I 
 Comfortable notes upon every chapter of Exodus 165 
 Comfortable notes upon every chapter of Leviticus 349 
 Comfortable notes upon Numbers - - - i 
 
 Comfortable notes upon Deuteronomy - 149 
 
 An expofition of the Catholick faith, or the xii. articles 
 
 of the Apoftles' Creed learnedly expounded - 165 
 A very fruitful expofition of the commandments, by way 
 
 of queftions and anfwers . - - i 
 
 A profitable expofition of the Lord's prayer, by way of 
 
 queftions and anfwers ... - 109 
 
 A conference betwixt man's frailty and faith, containing 
 
 divers comforts againft fundry temptations 231 
 
 Three fermons : — 
 
 John, 6. 37. At Paul's Crofs - - 271 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13-16. At the Court - - 289 
 
 Z Sam. 10. 1—4. Funeral . . - 299 
 
 BABINGTON, Humphrey, D.D,, Reflor of 
 
 Boothby-Painel. 
 Sermon, Pfa. loi. i. Mercy and judgment. 
 
 [Affize.] 4°. Camb. 1678 
 
 BACGIUS [Ital. Bacci], Andrew. 
 
 An eminent Italian phyfician of the fixteenth century; 
 became ProfefTor of Medicine at Rome, and firft phyfician 
 to Pope Sixtus V. 
 
 De thermis, libri feptem. Opus locupletiffimum, 
 non folum medicis necefTarium, verumetiam 
 ftudiofis variarum rerum nature perutile. In 
 quo agitur de univerfa aquarum natura, de 
 fontibus, fluminibus, lacubus : de balneis totius 
 orbis, &c. Folio. Roma, 1622 
 
 This work has been highly efteemed. It was originally 
 publiftied 1571 : a rare edition. Republiflied, 158S, with 
 additions. In the edition of 1622 two wood-engravings 
 are not given. It was alfo publifhed at Padua, 171 1, with 
 the addition of an eighth book j but that edition is not 
 much efteemed. 
 
 BACCHYLIDES, 
 
 One of the lyric poets of Greece. 
 
 See Poetae Graci Veteres, 2. 119. 
 
 BACHERIUS, Petrus Gandensis, Sacrs The- 
 
 ologia; Dodlor. 
 
 Died 1601. 
 Apologeticus pro defunftis, hoc eft, pro his qui 
 
 communi mortalium forti erepti fibi ipfis, con-
 
 149 
 
 150 
 
 BACHERIUS, Petrus Gandenfis {continued). 
 
 tra malignos obtreftatores patrocinari nequeunt. 
 Sm. 8^. Jntv. 1587 
 
 BACHIARIUS. 
 
 Flouriflied 440. By fome fuppofed to have been a Briton ; 
 by others an Iri/hman, and Icholar of St. Patrick. To 
 take oft'his love for the world he chofe the life of a pilgrim, 
 left he fhould become attached to fome particular place. 
 
 Ad Januarium de recipiendis lapfis. 
 
 Gryn^us, 485 ; Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 1 1 74 
 Opufcula, I. de Fide; II. de reparatione lapfi. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 9. 183 
 
 BACKHOUSE, WilUam, M.A., Fell, of Chrift's 
 College, and Vicar of Meldreth. 
 
 Sermon, i Kings, 13. i. The hiftory of the man 
 of God, who was fent from Judah to Bethel, 
 a caution againft religious delufion. [Vifita- 
 tion.] 4°. Cam/?. 1763 
 
 BACON, Francis, Baron of Verulam, Vifcount 
 of St. Albans, and High Chancellor of Eng- 
 land in the reign of King James I. 
 One of the moft illuftrious philofophers v^'hich England 
 has produced. Born, in London, 1561 ; died, at Highgate, 
 London, 1626. Good editions of his works have been 
 publifhed in 3 vol. folio, 5 vol. 4^., and 10 vol. 8°. The 
 heft and moft complete is that defcribed below, edited 
 by Bafil Montagu, Efq. It contains tranflations, as well 
 as the original, of the Latin works; and is illuftrated by 
 portraits, views, and fac-fimiles ; with a new life of Lord 
 Bacon, by the editor. An article on it will be found in 
 the Edinburgh Review, 65. i. 
 
 Works, a new edition, by Bafil Montagu, Efq. 
 16 vol. in 17. 8°. Land. 1825-34 
 
 Vol. I. Eflays i 
 
 Meditationes facra [Englifh] - - - 203 
 
 Of the colours of good and evil - - - 221 
 
 Mifcellaneous tradts upon human philofophy. 
 
 Praile of knowledge - - - - 251 
 
 Valerius Terminus of the interpretation of nature 256 
 Filum labyrinthi - - - - -312 
 
 De calore et frigore . - - - 324 
 
 Letter to Sir H. Savill touching helps for the intel- 
 
 ledhial powers - - - - - 337 
 
 Apophthegmes ------ 347 
 
 Ornamenta rationalia - - - - - 418 
 
 Collection of fentences ... - 427 
 
 Notes for converfation ----- 430 
 
 ElTay on death ------ 432 
 
 Vol. 2. Analyfis of Lord Bacon's Advancement of Learn- 
 ing -------- i-lxxi 
 
 Two booksof the proficiency and advancement of Learn- 
 ing, divine and human - . - - i 
 The new Atlantis- - - ■ - - 319 
 Vol. 3. The wifdom of the ancients - - i 
 Hiftory of Henry VIL, Henry VIIL of Great Britain : 
 the ftate of Europe - - - - - 401 
 
 Biography. i. Queen Elizabeth; 2. Julius Cajfar ; 3. 
 
 Auguftus Caefar ; 4, Henry, prince of Wales 457 
 
 Vol. 4. Sylva fylvarum ; or, a natural hiftory, in ten 
 
 centuries. 
 Vol. 5. Tra<fts relating to Scotland. 
 
 A difcourfe of the happy union - - I 
 
 Articles touching the union - - - 16 
 
 Certificate of the commiflioners - - 42 
 
 Naturalization of the Scottifti nation - - 47 
 
 Union of laws ----- 76 
 
 Propofitions towards the union of laws - - 83 
 
 The poft-nati - - - - - 106 
 
 BACON, Francis [continued). 
 Tradts relating to Ireland. 
 
 Confiderations touching the plantation - - IC9 
 
 Letter to Mr. Secretary Cecil - - - 186 
 
 Confiderations touching the Qu^een's fervice in Ire- 
 land - - - - - - - 187 
 
 Letters to Sir Geo. Villiers - - - 196 
 
 Tradts relating to Spain. 
 
 Report of the Spanifli grievances - - 205 
 
 Notes of a fpeech concerning a war with Spain 229 
 Mifcellaneous tradts - - - - 286 
 
 Report of Lopez's treafon - - - - 289 
 
 Tradts relating to England. 
 
 Of the true greatnefs of Britain - - 311 
 
 Propofitions touching the amendment of the laws 337 
 Oft'er of digcft of the laws - - - - 353 
 
 Certificate touching the penal laws - - 362 
 
 Advice touching the Charter-houfe - - 374 
 
 Obfervations on a libel - - - - 384 
 
 Vol. 6. Speeches ------ i 
 
 Charges ------- 85 
 
 Papers relating to the Earl of EfTex - - - 245 
 
 Advice to Sir George Villiers - - - 400 
 
 Vol. 7. Prayers ------ 3 
 
 A Confeflion of faith . - - - 10 
 
 The charadter of a believing Chriftian, in paradoxes and 
 
 feeming contradidtions - - - - 21 
 
 Advertifement touching the controverfies of the Church 
 of England ------ 28 
 
 Confiderations touching the better pacification and edi- 
 fication of the Church of England - - 51 
 Tranflation of certain Pfalms into Englifh verfe 98 
 Advertifement touching a holy war - - 112 
 gueftions about the lawfulnefs of a war for the pro- 
 pagating of religion ----- 145 
 
 Mifcellaneous: Difcourfe in praife of Queen Elizabeth, 
 
 proclamations, &c. - - . - 149 
 
 Judicial charges and tradts - - - - 241 
 
 Vol. 8. De dignitate etaugmentisfcientiarum, book i.-vii. 
 
 Vol. 9. De dignitate et augmentis fcientiarum, books viii., ix. 
 
 Novum Organum - - - - - 151 
 
 Vol. 10. Hiftoria ventorum - - . . i 
 
 Hiftoria vitae et mortis - - - - 107 
 
 Hiftoria denfi et rari - - - - -283 
 
 Cogitationes de natura rerum . . - 369 
 
 Filum labyrinthi, five inquifitio legitima de motu 411 
 Aphorifmi et confilia ----- 424 
 
 De interpretatione naturae - - - - 427 
 
 De luce et lumine - - - - - - 453 
 
 Cogitata et vifa, de interpretatione naturae - 462 
 
 Epiftola Thomae Bodlei. 
 Vol. II. Minor Latin works. 
 Vol. 12. Letters. 
 Vol. 13. Letters. 
 Law tradts. 
 
 Maxims of the law - - - - -133 
 
 The ufe of the law - - - - ioi 
 
 Arguments in law on impeachment of wafte : Revo- 
 cation of ufes : Jurifdidtion of the marches - 249 
 Learned reading on the ftatute of ufes - 313 
 
 The oflice of conftables - . - - 356 
 
 Draught of an adt, &c. - - - - 385 
 
 Index to the Englifh works . - - - 390 
 
 Index to the Latin works - - - - 45 ' 
 
 Vol. 14. Novum Organum, tranflated. 
 
 Thoughts on the nature of things, tranflated. 
 Vol. 15. Tranflations of — 
 
 The theory of the firmament. 
 
 Thoughts concerning the interpretation of nature. 
 
 The fable of Cupid. 
 
 Inquiry refpedting light. 
 
 Aphorifms refpedting the helps of the mind. 
 
 The interpretation of nature. 
 
 Phenomena of the univerie. 
 
 The intelledtual globe.
 
 '5» 
 
 IC2 
 
 BACON, Francis [continued). 
 
 The ebb and flow of the fea. 
 The alphabet of nature. 
 
 Catalogue of bodies attradlive and not attradllve. 
 Ornamenta rationalia. 
 Inquifition of the converfion ot bodies. 
 Tranilation of Latin letters. 
 Of the interpretation of nature. 
 The maliuline birth of time. 
 Hiftory of found. 
 
 Tranflation of the efTays into Latin. 
 Vol. i6, Parts I & 2. Life of Bacon, by Bafil Montagu, Efq. 
 
 Of the advancement and proficiency of learning ; 
 or, the partitions of fciences. Nine books. 
 Written in Latin ; interpreted by Gilbert 
 Wats. Folio. LonJ. 1674 
 
 EfTays continued, in twenty-feven chapters. 
 Tranflated from his lordfhip's treatife De Aug- 
 mentis Scientiarum. With life of the author, 
 written in Latin, by Dr. Wm. Rawlev, and 
 tranf. By Wm. Willymott, LL.D. 8°. 'land. 
 
 Hiftory of Henry VIL Kennet, Bp. Hift. i 
 
 Confeffion of faith. Scholar Armed, i. i 
 
 Voice o^ the Church 
 
 Fables of the ancients illuftrated and explained. 
 With notes, by Dr. Shaw, 8°. Lond. 181 3 
 
 BACON, John, Efq. 
 
 Liber regis, vel thefaurus rerum ecclefiafticarum. 
 With an appendix, containing proper di- 
 reftions and precedents relating to prefenta- 
 tions, inftitutions, induftions, difpenfations, &c. 
 and a complete index. 4°. Lond. 1786 
 
 BACON, Roger. 
 
 A monk of the Francifcan order. Born near Ilches- 
 ter, Somerfetfhire, 1214. Died 1292, or 1294. He 
 was the moft extraordinary man of his time : a perfect 
 mafter of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew; in all branches 
 of the mathematics well verled, admirably well /killed 
 in geography, aftronomy, chemiftry, and other fciences ; 
 all of which he made lubfervient to the ftudy of theology. 
 His great knowledge was often afcribed to magic, and 
 owing to the bigotry of the age he fufFered a ten years' 
 imprifonment. 
 
 Opus majus, ad Clementem IV., Pontificem 
 Romanum, ex MS. codice Dublinienfi, cum 
 aliis quibufdam collatio, nunc primum edidit 
 S. Jebb, M.D. Folio. Zs»^. 1733* 
 
 De arte chymica. 24°. 1603 
 
 BADGER, George Percy. 
 
 One of the Eaft India Company's chaplains in the diocefe 
 of Bombay. 
 
 The Neftorians and their rituals. With the 
 narrative of a miffion to Mefopotamia and 
 Coordiftan in 1842-44, and of a late vifit to 
 thofe countries in 1850. Alfo refearches into 
 the prefent condition of the Syrian Jacobites, 
 Papal Syrians, and Chaldeans ; and an inquiry 
 into the religious tenets of the Yezedees. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 BADDELLEY, George, D.D., Curate of St. 
 James's, Weftminfter, 
 
 Several difcourfes. 8°. Lond. 1766 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Chriftianity promotive of real happinefs i 
 Ecclef. )2. I, Duty and advantages of early piety 21 
 
 BADDELLEY, George, D.D. (continued). 
 
 John, 6. 14. Chrift the prophet - - - 41 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. Profperous and adverfe circumftances in 
 life conducive to the good of every Chriftian 63 
 
 Luke, 15. 17-26. The prodigal fon. (3 ferm.) 85 
 
 John, II. 35. The circumftances of the weeping of 
 Jefus on the death of Lazarus, defended and vindi- 
 cated - - - - - - -165 
 
 Heb. 12. I, 2. The Chriftian race - - 187 
 
 Dan. 3. 16-18. Chriftian fortitude - - 211 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. Additional evidences and miracles unne- 
 
 cefTary - - - - - - 233 
 
 Matt. II. 28. The Chriftian reft - - - 259 
 
 BADVELLUS [Baduel, Claude]. 
 
 Born at Nifmes towards the end of the fifteenth centuryi 
 Embraced the reformed religion, and became paftor of a 
 church near Geneva. Died 1561. 
 
 Annotationes in libros Apocryphos. 
 
 Critici Sacri, 5 
 BAGOT, Rev. Daniel, B.D., Vicar-General and 
 
 Commiflary of Newry and Morne, and Vicar 
 
 of Newry. 
 A treatife on the facraments of the Lord's Supper. 
 
 For popular ufe. i8mo. Edin. n. d. 
 
 BAGOT, Lewis, LL.D., Bifhop of St, Afaph. 
 
 Born 1740. Educated at Weftminfter School, thence 
 chofen to Chrift Church. M.A. 1764. LL.D. 1772. 
 Dean of Chrift Church, 1777. Bi/hop of Briftol, 1782. 
 Tranflated to Norwich, 1783, and to St. Afaph, 1790. 
 Died 1802. He was a man of great learning, an accom- 
 pliftied fcholar, and of the moft gentle and amiable manners. 
 
 Twelve difcourfes on the prophecies concerning 
 the firft eftablifhment and fubfequent hiftory 
 of Chriftianity. Preached at the lefture founded 
 by Bp, Warburton. 8°. Oxf. \j^o 
 
 Ifi. 10.6,7. (0 Dan. 7. 14. (33) Matt. 13. 31, 32. 
 
 (65) Micah, 5. 2. (89) Zech. 6. 13. (119) Hab. 2. 
 
 3. (147) Luke, II. 10, II. (167) Luke, 24. 27 {189) 
 
 John, 18. 36. (219) Rev. 3. 22. (241) Rev. 4. i. (277) 
 
 John, 14. 29. (305) 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 9. 4, 5. RadclifFe Infirmary, 4°, 
 
 Oxf. 1779 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 76. 10, Jan. 30. 4°. Lond. 1783 
 
 A charge to the clergy at the primary vifitation. 
 4°. Norwich, 1784 
 
 BAGOT, Richard, Bifhop of Oxford. 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocefe 
 of Oxford at his third vifitation, 1838. 8°. 
 
 bxf. 1838 
 
 A charge at his fourth vifitation. Oxf. 1842 
 
 BAGSHAW, Henry, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa, 37, 37. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. l6j6 
 
 BAGSTER, Samuel, Jun, 
 
 (Memoir of the life and Chriftian experience of). 
 Sm, 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 BAHR, K. C. W. F. 
 
 Symbolik des mofaifchen Kultus, 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Heidelberg, 1837-39 
 
 BAILEY, B., M.A., Domeftic Chaplain to the 
 right hon. Lord Torpichen. 
 
 An expofition of the parables of our Lord, fhow- 
 ing their connexion with his miniftry, their 
 prophetic charafter, and their gradual develope- 
 ment of the Gofp. difpenfation, 8"^. Lond. 1828
 
 153 
 
 154 
 
 BAILEY, B. M.A. {continued). 
 
 Preliminary diflTertation on the nature and origin of the 
 parable ------- I 
 
 Parables introduftory to the more direct promifes and 
 
 defcriptions ot the kingdom of God. 
 
 The penitent finner, in which is introduced the parable 
 
 of the creditor and two debtors - - 43 
 
 The fower - - - - - - 5^ 
 
 Parables defcriptive of Chrift's kingdom. 
 The tares ------ 75 
 
 The grain of muftard feed - - - - 99 
 
 The leaven ------ 103 
 
 The hidden treafure ----- 105 
 
 The pearl of great price _ - - - 109 
 
 The net - 112 
 
 The houfeholder - - - - - 115 
 
 The patched garment and the new wine - 117 
 
 Parables fetting forth the graces and duties which are 
 necefTary to, and vices which exclude from the king- 
 dom of God. 
 The unmerciful fervant - - - - 125 
 
 The good Samaritan . . - - . 142 
 
 The rich glutton ----- 162 
 
 The higheft and the loweft rooms at feafts - 170 
 
 The unjurt fteward - - - - - 176 
 
 The rich man and Lazarus - - ^ - 192 
 
 Parables on the efficacy of repentance. 
 The loft fheep - - - - - -216 
 
 The loft piece of money - - - - 226 
 
 The prodigal fon - - - - -231 
 
 Parables on the true nature of prayer. Preliminary re- 
 marks on prayer - - - - - 25' 
 The importunate widow - - - - 259 
 The publican and Pharifee - - - 270 
 
 Parables foretelling the deftru(5lion of Jerufidem, the 
 end of the Jewifti polity, and that the gofpel ftiould 
 be preached to the Gentiles. 
 The firft parable of the fig-tree " - - 281 
 
 The labourers in the vineyard - - - 291 
 
 The two fons - - -^ - - 310 
 
 The vineyard - - - - - -312 
 
 The marriage feaft - - - - 359 
 
 Parables whereby Chrift defignates himfelf. 
 The good ftiepherd - - - - - 380 
 
 The true vine ------ 408 
 
 Parables preparatory to the day of judgment. 
 The fecond parable of the fig-tree - 426 
 
 The wife houfeholder, the faithful and wife fervant, and 
 the evil fervant - - - - 438 
 
 Parables defcriptive of the day of judgment. 
 The wife and foolifh virgins - _ . 44^ 
 
 The talents - - - - - - 465 
 
 The fheep and the goats «. _ - - 477 
 
 Conclufion ------ 4^4 
 
 BAILEY, Nathan. 
 
 A claflical fcholar, who kept a fchool at Stepney, where 
 he died 1742. His didlionary is valuable for its complete- 
 nefs ; it formed the bafis of Dr. Johnfon's, and defcribes 
 numerous words not admitted into that more celebrated 
 produdtion. 
 
 An univerfal etymological Englifh diftionary. 
 2 vol. 8°, Lo?id. 1733-31 
 
 Vol. I. Sixth edition, 1733, comprehending the deriva- 
 tions of the generality of words, their explication, a 
 colleftion of our moft common proverbs, &c. 
 Vol. 2. Second edition, 173 i, with many additions, con- 
 taining an additional collection of words, an explica- 
 tion of terms of art, mythology, proper names, &c. 
 
 BAILEY, James, B.A. 
 
 Hieroglyphicorum origo et nacura. 8°. 
 
 Cimtab. 1 8 16 
 
 BAILEY, Henry Ives, Per. Cur. of Drighlington- 
 
 The Liturgy compared with the Bible ; or, an 
 illuftration and confirmation by Scripture quo- 
 tations and references, of fuch parts of the 
 Book of Common Prayer as are not diretl ex- 
 trafts from the Holy Scriptures. 2 vol. 8"". 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 BAILEY, Henry, M.A., Curate of Hingham. 
 
 Rituale Anglo-Catholicum ; or, the teftimony of 
 the Catholic Church to the Book of Common 
 Prayer, as exhibited in quotations from an- 
 cient Fathers, councils, liturgies, and rituals. 
 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 BAILEY. See Bayley, Thomas. 
 
 BAILLIE, Joanna. 
 
 A view of the general tenour of the New Tefta- 
 ment regarding the nature and dignity of Jefus 
 Chrift. Including a collection of the various 
 paffages in the Gofpels, A6ls of the Apoftles, 
 and the Epiftles which relate to that fubjcft. 
 8°. Lond. 1 83 1 
 
 BAILLIE, Robert, A.M., Principal of the Uni- 
 verfity of Glaigow. 
 
 Born, at Glafgow, 1599; died 1662. An eminent 
 Prefbyterian divine, adlively oppofed to Epifcopacy during 
 the rebellion. His letters and journals are moft valuable in 
 giving a graphic defcription of the times in which he lived. 
 They were originally publiftied in an abridged form in 
 1775, 2 vol. S''., but this edition has been entirely eclipfed 
 by the accurate and complete edition edited by Mr. Laing, 
 1841—43, in 3 vol. royal 8"'. 
 
 Letters and journals. Edited from the author's 
 MSS. by David Laing, Efq. 3 vol. royal 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1841-43 
 Vol. I. 1637-1641. And appendix of original letters 
 
 and papers. 
 Vol. 2. 1642-1646. And appendix. 
 Vol. 3. 1647-1662. And appendix. 
 GlofTary and index of names. 
 
 Memoir of the life and writings of Robert Baillie. [By 
 David Laing, Efq.] 
 
 BAILLY, John Sylvanus. 
 
 An eminent French aftronomer. Born 1736; died 1793. 
 
 The ancient hiftory of Afia and remarks on the 
 Atlantis of Plato ; to which are added, ob- 
 fervations on the learning of the ancient 
 Brahmins. In a feries of letters addreffed to 
 M. de Voltaire. With the life of the author. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 8 14 
 
 BAILLY (Louis). 
 
 Born 1730, in France. Was fucceflively profeflbr of 
 theology at Dijon, canon of the cathedral, and head mafter 
 of the college in the fame town. The revolution obliged 
 him to feek refuge in Switzerland ; but he returned to 
 France under the government of Nipoleon, and fettled at 
 Beaune, where he devoted himfelf entirely to the care of 
 the poor. He died in 1808. 
 
 Theologia dogmatica et moralis ad ufum femi- 
 nariorum. Editio nova, cui notae adduntur 
 ampliffimze, cura et ftudio Domini Receveur. 
 8 vol. I 2°. Ludg. 1 844 
 
 Vol. T. De Deo, Deo Creatore, vera religione, difTer- 
 
 tatio de miraculis. 
 Vol. 2. De SS. Trinitate, Incarnatione, Ecclefia.
 
 155 
 
 ,56 
 
 BAILLY, Louis [continued). 
 
 Vol. 3. De gratia, facramenris, baptifmo. 
 
 Vol. 4. De confirmatione, pcenitentia. 
 
 Vol. 5. De Euchariftia, extrcma undlione, ordine. 
 
 Vol. 6. De matrimonio, adtibus humanis, conlcientia. 
 
 Vol. 7. De legibus, peccatis, praeceptis Decalogi. 
 
 Vol. 8. De variis praeceptorum ftatuum obligaUonibus, 
 
 cenfuris in genere, beneficiis, fimonia, juftitia, jure et 
 
 reftitutione, contradtibus. 
 
 BAILY, Caleb, Efq. 
 
 The life of Jefus. Sm. 8°. s. I. 1732 
 
 BAILY, Lewis, Bifhop of Bangor. 
 
 Born at Caermarthen ; educated at Oxford. In 1611 he 
 
 became minifter of Evelh.im, in Worcefterfliire. Confe- 
 
 crated Bifhop of Bangor, 161 6. Died 1632. 
 
 The praftice of piety, diredling a Chriftian how 
 
 to walk that he may pleafe God. Amplified 
 
 by the author. Fifty-firft edit. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 4 
 
 A work of great and deferved popularity in the feven.- 
 
 teenth and eighteenth centuries. 
 
 BAILLET (Adrian). 
 
 Born 1649; died 1706; received his education in the 
 College of Beauvais. After having taken holy orders, and 
 ferved for a fhort time as a parifh prieft, he was appointed 
 librarian to the Attorney-general, Lamoignon. The great 
 work (Jugemens des Savans) on which Baillet's reputation 
 chiefly refts was never finifhed. It is full of interefting 
 particulars, but has been moft violently criticifed by Menage 
 and other authors, who thought themfelves unfairly dealt 
 with in Baillet's animadverfions. Beft edition, 1725. 
 
 Jugemens des favans fur les principaux ouvrages 
 des auteurs. Revus, corrigez, et augmentez, 
 par M. de la Monnoye. Nouvelle edition. 
 8 vol. in 17 parts. 12°. Jmji. 1725 
 
 Vol. I, P. I. 
 Les jugemens et prejuges fur les livres en general. 
 
 Vol. I, P. 2. 
 L'abrege de la vie de M. Baillet, et le plan general de 
 
 I'ouvrage des Jugemens des Savans. 
 Jugemens fur les principaux imprimeurs. 
 Table des auteurs, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2, P. I. 
 Jugemens fur les critiques, contenant les examinateurs 
 des livres, les bibliothecaires, les catalogues, et fur les 
 critiques ^rammariens en general. 
 Vol. 2, P. I. 
 Suite des critiques grammariens. 
 
 Vol. 2, P. 3. 
 Jugemens fur les grammariens artiftes, les grammariens 
 Latins, Grecs, Hebreux, Franjois, Italiens,etEfpagnols. 
 Jugemens des principaux tradudteurs. 
 
 Vol. 3, P. I. 
 Difcours pour fervir d'eclaircifiement aux premiers vol- 
 umes, et de preface au recueil fuivant des poetes. 
 Jugemens des principaux auteurs qui ont traite de I'Art 
 
 Poetique. 
 Jugemens iur les principaux poetes Heb. et Grecs. 
 
 Vol. 3, P. 2. 
 Poetes Latins et Grecs. 
 
 Vol. 4, P. I. 
 Poetes modernes. 
 
 Vol. 4, P. 2. 
 Suite des poetes modernes. 
 Table gsnerale pour les poetes. 
 
 Vol. 5, P. I. 
 Les enfans celebres par leurs etudes. 
 
 Vol. 5, P. 2. 
 Les auteurs deguises, et la lifte des auteurs deguises. 
 
 Vol. 6, P. I. 
 Les fatires perfonnelles, traite hiftorique et critique de 
 celles qui portent le titre d'Anti, et 3 premiers 
 entretiens. 
 
 BAILLET, Adrian {continued). 
 
 Vol. 6, P. 2. 
 Le iv. et dernier entretien. 
 
 Table generale des Anti, et celle des auteurs de ces And. 
 Table generale des matieres des fix volumes. 
 
 Vol. 7, P. I. 
 L'Anti Baillet de M. Menage avec des obfervations de 
 M. de la Monnoye. 
 
 Vol. 7, P. 2. 
 Suite de I'Anti Baillet. 
 Reflexions fur les Jugemens des Savans. 
 Reflexions fiir la vie de Des Cartes. 
 Table des matieres de ce volume. 
 
 Vol. 8, P. I. 
 Les Jugemens des Savans fur les auteurs qui ont traite de 
 la rhctorique, par M. Gibert. 
 
 Vol. 8, P. 2. 
 Suite des auteurs qui ont traite de la rhetorique. 
 Table des matieres de ce volume. 
 
 The contents of Vols. 7 & 8 are not in the edition of 
 1722, in 4°. 
 
 BAINE, Paul. See Bayne. 
 
 BAINES, John, M.A., Chaplain of St. John the 
 
 Evangelift, Haverftock Hill. 
 Sermon, John, 18. 36. Danger to the faith. 
 Trinity 25. [On the Papal aggreflion.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 BAKER, Arthur, B.A. of Wadham Col. Oxford. 
 Sermons on holy joy, the fpiritual affedlions, and 
 the faintly charafter. 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 Matt. 2. II. The bleflednefs of motherhood and child- 
 hood. (Chrifl:mas.) ----- i 
 I John, 3. 3. The holy only happy - - 22 
 Matt. 15.28. Fervent effedtual prayer. (Lent.) 34 
 Luke, 7. 47. Loving penitence. (Paff. Sun.) - 51 
 Luke, 7. 47. Penitential love. (Palm Sun.) 66 
 Mark, 15. 39. Meditation on the myfteries of the holy 
 paflion. (Good Friday.) . . - 82 
 Mark, 16. 9. Confolation in bereavement. (Eaft. day.) 98 
 John, 20. 20, 21. Faith the realization of Chrift's pre- 
 fence. (Low Sun.) - - - - -115 
 John, 16. 33. Good cheer a Chriftian privilege and 
 duty. (Rogation Sunday.) - - - 129 
 Col. 3. 1—3. Heavenly-mindednefs. (Afcen. day.) 145 
 Pfa. 68. 13. The dove-like Spirit. (Whitfuntide.) 158 
 I John, 4. 7. The myftery of the holy Trinity a rule of 
 unity in the church. (Trin. i.) - - - 174 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 10. The perfedtibility of the faints. (Trin. 3)187 
 
 2 Sam. 23. I. David a type of faintly character. (Trin. 7.) 
 
 201 
 Luke, ]6. 8, 9. Grace nature fandlified. (Trin. 9.) 217 
 Mark, 7. 37. God's good providence. (Trin. 12.) 231 
 Matt. 6. 28, 29. The church a type of Paradife. (Trin. 
 
 15.) - - - - . . - 243 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 10, II. Difappointment in friends. (St. 
 
 Luke's.) - - - - - -253 
 
 Col. I. 12. Commemor. of the faints. (All Saints.) 269 
 Prov. 16. 31. Righteoufnefs the crown of age. (Sun. 
 
 before Advent.) - - 281 Appendix. 
 
 BAKER, Augustin. 
 
 Sandla Sophia ; or, direflions for the prayer of 
 contemplation, &c. Extracted out of more 
 than eleven treatifes, written by the late Ven. 
 Father F. Auguftin Baker, a monke of the 
 Englifh congregation of the holy order of S. 
 Benedi6t, and methodically digefted by the 
 R. F. Serenus Crefly, of the fame order and 
 congregation, and printed at the charges of his 
 convent of S. Gregories in Doway. 2 vol. 
 12°. Dozvay, \6^j
 
 157 
 
 iS8 
 
 BAKER, D. B., A.M. of St. John's Coll. Camb. 
 
 Difcourfes and facramental addrefTes to a village 
 congregation. 12°. Lond. 1832 
 
 James, I. 9, 10. Rich and poor . - - i 
 
 Rom. 12. I. Club fermon - . . 16 
 
 Phil. 3. 13, 14. New year, minifterial review and ex- 
 hortation - - - - - - 3^ 
 
 Pfa. 30. 6. Carnal fecurity reproved. (Summer.) 52 
 Mate. 4. 4. Harveft anxieties not to prejudice religion 68 
 Gal. 6. 7-9. Reaping the lame as we fow. (Harveft.) 80 
 Gen. 3. 17—19. Analogy between the land and man's 
 heart by nature. (Harveft.) - - - 94 
 
 1 Cor. II. 23-26. The Lord's fupper to be more fre- 
 quently and generally partaken of - - 109 
 
 Ecclef. 5. 4, 5. Announcement of an approaching con- 
 firmation - - - - - - T25 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 2, 3. Sunday before confirmation. Chriftians 
 epiftles of Chrift _ . - - . 142 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 31. Sunday after confirmation. Sacra- 
 ment exhortation - - - - - 156 
 Joel, 2. 12. Fafting - •« - - - 165 
 Rom. 8. 28. Minifter about to leave a flock 179 
 Ads, 20. 32. Minifterial final farewell - 192 
 
 Sacramental addreffei. 
 A<Sts, 10. 34, 35. (Whit Sunday.) - . - 205 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14. (Chriftmas day.) - - 212 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20-22. (Eafter.) - - - - 218 
 
 I Cor. I. 4-8 - - - - - - 225 
 
 A treatiie on the nature and caufes of doubt in 
 religious queftions, with a particular reference 
 to Chriftianity. With an appendix on fome 
 difficulties, lilb of books, &c. [Anonymous.] 
 12°. Lond. I 83 1 
 
 BAKER, George. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 2. 22. The refpeft due to a 
 church of God. [Confecration of a church.] 
 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 BAKER, Sir Richard. 
 
 Born about I :;68. Entered Hart Hall, Oxford, 1584. 
 Knighted 1603. Having become furety for a debt, he was 
 reduced to poverty, and died in the Fleet prifon, 1645. 
 He was a perfon tall and comely, fays A. Wood, of a good 
 difpofition and admirable difcourfe, religious and well read 
 in divinity and hiftory. 
 
 A chronicle of the kings of England, from the 
 time of the Romans' government unto the 
 death of K, James, containing all paffages of 
 ftate and church. Whereunto is now added 
 in this third edition the reign of K. Charles I. 
 With a continuation of the chronicle to the 
 end of 1658. Folio. Lond, 1660 
 
 A work of great popularity, notwithftanding fome errors 
 
 in it. An edition was publiftied in 1733, continued to that 
 
 time, but many curious papers were left out. 
 
 Meditations and difquifitions on the Lord's 
 Prayer. 4°. Lond. 1640 
 
 Meditations and difquifitions on the firil and 
 feven Penitential Pfalms, viz. the 6, 32, 38, 
 55, 102, 130, and 143. 4°. Lond. 1640 
 
 Meditations and difquifitions on the feven Con- 
 folitorie Pfalms, viz. the 23, 27, 30, 34, 84, 
 103, and 116. 4°. Lond. 1640 
 
 Cato variegatus ; or, Catoe's moral diftichs. 
 Tranflated and paraphrafed in Englifh verfe. 
 4°. Lond. 1636 
 
 BAKER, Richard, A.M., of Merton Coll. Oxf. 
 and Chap, to the Brit, refidents at Hamburgh. 
 
 The German pulpit : being a fclcftion of fer- 
 mons by the moll eminent modern divines of 
 Germany. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Luke, 24. 21. Redemption. Loffler - - i 
 
 Rom. 2. 6-12. Chriftian view of Divine juftice. Am- 
 mon ------- 21 
 
 Matt. 6. 5, 6. The abufe and negledl of prayer. Schmidt 
 
 Mai. 3. 2-4. The world purified by the judgments of 
 God. Tzfchirner - - - - - 55 
 
 Pfa. 103. 15-22. New year's day Reinhard 79 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. No reappearance of the dead. Bret- 
 fchneider ------ 105 
 
 I Cor. 15. 19, 20. Belief in immortality. Veillodter 
 
 John, 7. 42-44. Intimate connexion between the fer- 
 vent love of God, and love and reverence towards 
 Jefus Chrift ------ 143 
 
 Matt. 9. 2—7. Forgivenefs of fins. Loffler 163 
 
 Luke, 23. 39-49. Jefus already glorified in death. 
 (Good Friday.) Henftein - - - 185 
 
 Phil. I. 3-8. The fandlity of an oath, and the crime of 
 perjury. Veillodter ----- 205 
 
 Matt. 24. 37, &c. The end of the world. Tzfchirner 
 
 221 
 
 John, 17. 3. The Divine miftion of Chrift. Ammon 243 
 
 John, 4. 35-38. Harveft. Marezoll - - 265 
 
 I Pet. I. 24, 25. Autumn — a pidlure of human life. 
 Schott 287 
 
 Luke, 2. 8-14. Chriftmas. Rbhr - - 307 
 
 John, 18.36. The fpiritual kingdom of Chrift. (Afcen. 
 day.) Sack ------ 325 
 
 John, 17. 4, 5. The memory of the earthly fufferings 
 of our departed friends. Schmaltz - - 343 
 
 Matt. 8. 5—13. The endowments, infirmities, and duties 
 of man. Bretfchneider - - - - 363 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. Profit from meditation on death. Niemever 
 
 Prov. 16. 31. Refpedl due to old age. Dinter 403 
 
 BAKER, Samuel. 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 28. 7. [Thankfgiving, vi(flor)\] 
 8°. Lond. 17 10 
 
 BAKER, Thomas. 
 
 Born 1656. Admitted to St. John's College, Cambridge, 
 1674. Reftor of Long Newton, 1687, which he refigned 
 1690, having refufed to take the oaths at the Revolution, 
 on which account alfo he was difpofTeffed of his fellowftiip 
 at St. John's, 1717. Of this he always retained a lively 
 refentment, and in memory of it he wrote in all the 
 volumes of his library " Socius ejedlus," and in fome 
 " Ejedlus retlor." He has been ftyled the greateft mafter 
 of antiquities of his univerfity. 
 
 Refledions upon learning, wherein is fhown the 
 inftifficiency thereof in its feveral particulars, 
 in order to evince the ufefulnefs and neceffity 
 of revelation. Seventh edition. [Anonymous.] 
 8"^. Lorid. 1 738 
 
 A well-written book, and at one time one of the moft 
 
 popular in our language. 
 
 Preface to Fifher's Funeral Serm. See Fisher, Bp. 
 
 BAKER, Thomas, M.A., Reftor of Stanmer- 
 cum-Falmer, SulTex. 
 
 Sermons extrafted from the leftures of Bp. Por- 
 teus, and intended for the ufe of the younger 
 clergy, and for families. 8°. Lond. 181 7 
 
 Matt. 16. 27, 28. Adv. I. The coming of Chrift _ I 
 John, 5. 39. Adv. 2. The holy Scriptures - 17
 
 »59 
 
 1 60 
 
 BAKER, Thomas, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 3. 3. Sun. bef. Chriftm. Life and dodlrines of 
 
 John the Baptjft 33 
 
 John, 20. 31. Chriftm. Day. The divinity of Chrift 51 
 
 Matt. 2. 2. Epiph. Offering of the wife men - 67 
 
 Matt. 8. 13. Epiph. 3. Condudl and charadler of the 
 
 Roman centurion ----- 83 
 
 Matt. 13. 29, 30. Epiph. 5. Parable of the tares 99 
 Matt. 13. 3. Sexag. S. Parable of the fower - 121 
 Matt. 4. I. Lent i. Chrift's temptation - 137 
 
 Matt. 26. 38. Sun. bef. Eafter. Chrift's agony : infti- 
 tution of the Lord's fupper - . - - 155 
 
 Matt. 28. 23. Good Friday. The crucifixion 173 
 
 Matt. 28. 5, 6. Eafter Day. The refurredlion 193 
 
 Matt.28. 19. Trin.Sun. ThemyfteriesofChriftianity 213 
 Matt. 14. I, 2. Death of John the Baptift - 227 
 
 Luke, 19.43,44. Trin. 10. The deftruftion of Jeru- 
 falem ------- 243 
 
 Mark, 7. 36, 37. Trin. 12. On our Lord's miracles 257 
 
 Matt. 13. 3. Trin. 13. Nature and ufe of parables 275 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. Trin. 15. Impoflibility of ierving God 
 
 and Mammon - - - - - 291 
 
 Matt. 12. 8. Trin. 17. Obfervance of the Sabbath 305 
 Matt. 22. 36-40. Trin. 18. The two great command- 
 ments -.--..- 3ZI 
 Matt. 22. 14. Trin. 20. Parable of the marriage feaft 335 
 Matt. J 8. 21, 22. Trin. 22. Parable of the unfor- 
 giving fervant ----- 347 
 
 Matt. 22. 21. Trin. 23. On obedience to lawful autho- 
 rity and eftabliftied government - - - 361 
 Matt. 18. 6, 7. On making our brother to offend 375 
 Matt. 19. 16. Trin. 24. Means of attaining to eternal 
 life ------- 391 
 
 Matt. 25. 31, 32. Day of judgment - - 407 
 
 BAKER, Mr. 
 
 The univerfe ; a poem intended to reftrain the 
 pride of man. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 BAKER, William, D.D. 
 Sermon, John, 5. 14. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1720 
 
 BAKEWELL, Frederick C. 
 
 Natural evidence of a future life, derived from 
 the properties and aftions of animate and in- 
 animate matter. 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 BALBULUS, Beatus Notkerus, San-Gallenfis, 
 Ord. S. Bened. 
 Died 912. 
 
 Notatio de illuftribus viris, feu liber de interpre- 
 tibus divinarum fcripturarum. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i, p. I. i 
 Liber fequentiarum, quae ad milTas dici folebant. 
 
 Ibid. I, p. I. 17 
 BALCANQUAL, Walter, D.D., Mailer of the 
 
 Savoy. 
 A fermon preached at St, Maries Spittle, on 
 Munday in Eafter Weeke. [Pfa. 126. 5.] 4°. 
 
 LoJid. 1623 
 BALDINUS, Georgius Florus. 
 De oratione et precibus compendium. 
 
 Gryna:us, Lat. 141 1 
 BALDUINUS (Sail. Baudouin). 
 
 Born at Avefnes ; flourifhed towards the end of the 
 thirteenth century. The chronicle which he compofed 
 begins with Charles, fon of Louis d'Outre-mer, and ends 
 at the year 1289. 
 
 Genealogiae ex Chronicis Hainonenfibus col- 
 led^. D'Achery, Spicil. 3. 286 
 
 BALDUKE (John, Evangclift of), Guardian and 
 
 mailer of tlie novices in Louvain. 
 The Itingdome of God in the foule, or within 
 
 you difcovered and dcmonftrated, teachinge 
 
 the God-feekinge foule how llie fhall find the 
 
 fame after a fpirituall death within her. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1657 
 BALDWIN, Edward, Efq. 
 The Pantheon ; or, ancient hiftory of the gods 
 
 of Greece and Rome. For the ufe of fchools. 
 
 Fourth edition. 12°. Lond. 1814 
 
 BALDWIN, R. 
 Sermon, Phil. 1. 27, [Vifitation.] 4°. 
 
 Norwich, 1706 
 BALDWIN, William. See Bauldwin. 
 BALE [Lat. Baleus, or Balc-eus], John, D.D., 
 
 Bifhop of Oilory, in Ireland. 
 
 Born at Cove, in Suffolk, 1495 ; educated in the mo- 
 naftery of the Carmelites in Norwich, from whence he 
 went to Jefus College, Cambridge. Having embraced the 
 Proteftant religion, he became a zealous writer againft 
 Popeiy ; Bifhop of Offory, 1552. On the acceffion of 
 Mary he retired to Bafle. On the acceffion of Elizabeth 
 he returned to England, and obtained a prebend in the 
 church of Canterbury, where he died 1563. An indus- 
 trious antiquary, but with too much vehemence and afperity 
 of language. 
 
 Seleft works. Edited for the Parker Society, by 
 the Rev. Henry Chriftmas, M.A., F.R.S., 
 F.S.A. 8°. Camb. 1849 
 
 Biographical notice of Bale. 
 
 Examination and death of Lord Cobham - - i 
 
 Examination of Wm. Thorpe - - . 61 
 
 Examinations of Anne Afkewe - - - 137 
 
 The image of both churches, being an expofition of the 
 moft wonderful book of Revelation of St. John the 
 evangelift (3 parts) - . - - 249 
 
 Index -------- 641 
 
 A brefe chronycle concernynge the examynacyon 
 and death of the blefled martyr of Chrift, Syr 
 Johan Oldecaftell, the Lord Cobham. To 
 which is added an appendix of original inftru- 
 ments. Royal 8°. Lond. 1 7 29 
 
 The image of both churches. Black letter, 
 3 parts in 1 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. John Day, n. d. 
 
 Writings. Brit. Reformers, 1 2 
 
 BALFOUR, Sir James, of Denmylne and Kin- 
 naird. Knight and Baronet Lord Lyon, King- 
 at-arms to Charles I. and II. 
 
 Hiftorical Works. Publiihed from the original 
 MSS. preferved in the library of the Faculty 
 of Advocates. 4 vol. 8°. Edin. 1824 
 
 Vol. I. Prefatory memoir. 
 
 Annales of Scotland, 1057-1603. 
 Vol. 2. Annales, 1604— 1640. 
 
 Vol. 3. Memorialls of Church and State, 1641-1649. 
 Vol. 4. Memorialls, 1650-1652. 
 K. Charles's vifit to Edin., 1633. 
 K. Charles's coronatione, 1633. 
 Index of names. 
 
 BALFOUR, Robert, D.D., late Minifter of the 
 
 Outer High Church, Glafgow. 
 Sermons on interefting fubjefts. 8°. Glafg. 18 19 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 6. Liberal charity - - - - 9
 
 i6i 
 
 i6z 
 
 BALFOUR, Robert, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Ezelc. 37. i-io. The falvation of the heathen neces- 
 
 fary and certain ----- 61 
 
 Col. I. 19, 20. Heaven and earth reconciled by the 
 
 mediation of Chrift ----- 159 
 
 BALGUY, John, M.A., Vicar of Northallerton, 
 Yorkfhire, and Prebendary of Sarum. 
 Born 1686 ; died 1748. A learned divine, and a writer 
 of great ftrength ofrealbning and candour. His trafts are 
 mafterly in their kind, and his fermons have been con- 
 fidered as fome of the bell in the Englifh language. In 
 divinity he ranks with Hoadley and Dr. S. Clarke. 
 
 A colleftion oi' trafts, moral and theological : 
 placed in the order wherein they were firft 
 publifhed. With fome additional notes, and a 
 fupplement concerning Reftitude. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1734 
 
 A letter to a deill, concerning the beauty and excellency 
 
 of moral virtue, and the fupport and improvement 
 
 which it receives from the Chriftian revelation. 
 
 Fourth edition^- ----- i 
 
 An anfwer to Lord Shaftlbury's Inquiry concerning 
 
 Virtue. 
 
 The foundation of moral goodness, or a further inquiry 
 
 into the original of our idea of virtue. Fourth edit. 39 
 
 In anfwer to Hutchefon's Inquiry into Beauty and Virtue. 
 
 The fecond part of the Foundation of moral goodnefs, 
 
 being an anfwer to certain remarks communicated by 
 
 a gentleman to the author. Third edition 105 
 
 Divine rectitude ; or a brief inquiry concerning the 
 
 moral perfeftions of the Deity, particularly in refpecft 
 
 of creation and providence. Third edition - 209 
 
 A fecond letter to a deift, concerning a late book entitled 
 
 Chriftianity as old as the Creation, more particularly 
 
 thatchapterwhich relatestoDr. Clarke. Seconded. 191 
 
 The law of truth, or the obligations of reafon elTential 
 
 to all religion j to which are prefixed fome remarks 
 
 fupplemental to a late tradt entitled Divine Redlitude. 
 
 Second edition - - - - - "345 
 
 Sermons. Third edition. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1790 
 Vol. I. 
 Prov. 3. 35. Virtue glorious, vice infamous i 
 
 John, 8. 34. The fervitude of fm - - 19 
 
 John, 13. 17. Conneiflion between duty and happinefs 39 
 John, 4. 9. Diverfity of opinion no juft caule of difcord 59 
 Efther, 5. 13. Haman and Mordecai - - 77 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 20. Reafon and religion - - 95 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Education - - - - 113 
 
 John, 4. 24. Spiritual worfhip - - - 131 
 
 Ecclef. 6. 9. The vanity and vexation of irregular de- 
 
 fires ------- 149 
 
 Prov. 12. 15. The wifdom of regarding counfel, and the 
 
 folly of rejefting it ----- 167 
 Matt. 6.23. Thecaufes and confequences of intelledlual 
 
 darknefs. (2 ferm.) - - - - 185 
 
 Matt. 5. 44. The duty of loving our enemies - 223 
 Gal. 6. 7. Future rewards proportionable to prefent im- 
 provements _ - . - - 2i^3 
 Gal. 6. 10. Propagation of the Gofpel. [For a public 
 
 colleftion.] - - - - - -263 
 
 Pfa. 14. I. The folly and wretchednefs of an athciftic 
 
 inclination - - - - - - 283 
 
 Pfa. 97. I. God's government of the world a lure and 
 
 moft joyful truth . - _ . - 303 
 
 Pfa. 8. 5. The dignities and diftinftions of human 
 
 nature -..--. 323 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. Natural and moral proofs of a future ftate. 
 
 (2 ferm.) ..-.-. 3^3 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Rom. 12. 10. The duty of benevolence and brotherly 
 
 love, and the ill eftedis of a party fpirit - I 
 
 BALGUY, John, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Job, 37. 14. The duty and advantages of ftudying the 
 works of nature - - - - - 21 
 
 Ifa. 45. 9. The folly of oppofing the Divine will 39 
 Pfa. 94. II. The vanity of human thoughts - 57 
 
 Adls, 17. II. The condudt of the Bereans confidered, 
 and recommended to imitation - - 75 
 
 Pfa. 19. II. The natural advantages of a virtuous courfe 
 of life --..--- 95 
 
 Pfa. 19. II. The fuDernatural rewards of virtue 115 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Self examination - - - 133 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Diligence in our temporal concerns 151 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. Diligence in our fpiritual concerns 173 
 Matt. 7. I. Cenforioufnefs - - - - 191 
 
 James, 4. 6. Pride and humility - - 209 
 
 Rom. 12. 19. Revenge . . - . 225 
 
 Luke, 7. 35. Chriftianity and its author vindicated from 
 calumny ..-.-- 243 
 
 Ifa. 45. 15. The obfcurity and imperfeftion of our reli- 
 gious knowledge - - - - - 261 
 
 Heb. 12. 1. The different temptations incident to dif- 
 ferent men ------ 281 
 
 Deut. 4. 39. The idolatry of Chriftians - - 299 
 
 I Cor. 15. 58. Abounding in good works - 315 
 
 Heb. 12. 2. Good Friday - - - - 333 
 
 Phil. 2. 13. Whit-Sunday - - - 349 
 
 Luke, 12.57. Time of the RebeUion, 1745 - 367 
 
 BALGUY, Thomas, D.D., Archdeacon and 
 Prebendary of Winchefter. 
 
 Born 1716, died 1795. Son of the preceding. Admitted 
 of St. John's College, Cambridge, about 1732. He ov/ed 
 his preferments to Biftiop Hoadley, from whole latitudina- 
 rian principles, however, he appears to have departed more 
 widely than his father. He was a fincere and exemplary 
 Chriftian, a found and accurate fcholar, a ftrenuous and 
 able defender of the Chriftian rehgion and of the Church 
 of England. 
 
 Difcourfes on various fubjefts, and charges de- 
 livered to the clergy of the Archdeaconry of 
 Winchefter, to which are added feveral 
 never before publifhed : with advice to an 
 unmarried lady. Edited by the Rev. James 
 Drake, M.A. 2 vol. 8°. Camb. liiz 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoir of the author - - . - vii-x 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 20. The different charafters of age and 
 youth. [Before Univerfity of Cambridge.] I 
 
 Ecclef. I. 18. The vanity and vexation of our purfuits 
 after knowledge. [Bef. Univ. Camb.] (2 ferm.) 18 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 10. May 29 - - - - 47 
 Ads, 7. 26. Faft day - - - - 62 
 Heb. 13. 7. Church authority. [Confecration of Bp. 
 
 Shipley.] .--'--. 76 
 
 I Pet. 2. 13. Same fubjeft. [Confecration of Bilhops 
 Hurd and Moore.] _ - . - 96^ 
 
 Ifa. 45. 15. The difficulties which attend the ftudy of 
 religion. [Archdeacon's vifitation.] - - 113 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. Salvation through faith in Chrift. [Arch- 
 deacon's vifitation.] - - - - 1-8 
 On the charadter and condudt of a minifter of the 
 gofpel. [Charge.] ----- 147 
 The nature and end of the Chriftian revelation. [Ch.] 163 
 Religious liberty. [Charge.] - - - 182 
 The diftindl provinces of reafon and faith. [Charge.] 203 
 Subfcription to articles of religion. [Charge.] - 222 
 The true value of faith and morals. [Charge.] 246 
 The facraments. [Charge.] - - - 2 59 
 Concio pro gradu dodloratus in S. T. - - 283 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Heb. I. 6. The divinity of our Lord and Saviour Jefus 
 Chrift afferted and proved. [Vifitation.] - I 
 
 John, 15. 16. Duticsofa Chriftian minifter. [Vifita.] 16
 
 lb. 
 
 16^ 
 
 BALGUY, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Piov. 24. 21. The danger of innovation in church and 
 
 ftate. [Vifitation.] 25 
 
 Pfa. 145. 9. The divine goodnefs vindicated from the 
 
 objeftions of unbelievers. [Vifitation.] - 37 
 
 An exhortation to refift Unitarian principles. [Cha.] 54 
 An inquiry concerning taith - - - - 59 
 
 Divine benevolence alTerted and vindicated from the 
 
 objedlions of ancient and modern fceptics 175 
 
 One of the ahltji of Dr. Balguy's ivorks. 
 Introduftor)- difcourfe to the fecond edition of an effay 
 
 on redemption ----- 297* 
 
 Advice to an unmarried lady - - - - 313 
 
 Nine difcourfes on various fubjefls, and feven 
 
 cliarges. 8°. Lond. 1 81 7 
 
 Included in the above. 
 
 Divine benevolence afTerted, 1 2°. Lorid. 1 803 
 
 The plea of the petitioners ftated and vindicated 
 from the mifreprefentations contained in a 
 late charge, delivered by Dr. Balguy to the 
 clergy of the archdeaconry of Winchefter. 
 Pp. 80. 8°. Lo7id. n. d. {about 1773) 
 
 BALL, John. 
 
 A Puritan divine. Born 1585. -Admitted of Brafenofe 
 College, Oxford, 1602. Curate of Whitmore, Staftord- 
 fliire, 1610. Died 1640. He was an excellent fchool 
 divine, a good preacher, and a learned and ingenious 
 author; though not well affe<5led to ceremonies and church 
 dilcipline, yet he wrote againft thofe who thought fuch 
 matters a fufficient ground for feparation. 
 The power of godlinefs, both dodlrinally and 
 praftically handled, wherein the nature, com- 
 prehenfivenefs, parts and properties of a godly 
 life are difcovered by fcriptural evidence and 
 authority ; whereunto are annexed diftindl 
 trcatifes : 
 Of the afFeftions. 
 Of the fpiritual combate. 
 Of the government of the tongue. 
 Of prayer, with 
 An expofition of the Lord's Prayer. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1657 
 This work exhibits much reflection and experimental 
 acquaintance with the workings of fin and gi^ace in the 
 foul. 
 
 A treatifc of faith. In 2 parts. The firft fhow- 
 ing the nature, the fecond the life of faith. 
 Both tending to direft the weak Chriftian how 
 he may poffefs the whole Word of God as his 
 own, overcome temptations, better his obe- 
 dience, and live comfortably in all eftates. 4°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1632 
 BALL, J. 
 
 The importance of right apprchenfions of God 
 
 with refpeft to religion and virtue confidered. 
 
 In a letter to a friend. Pp.38. 8°. Lond. ly^,^ 
 
 BALL, Nathaniel, Mailer of the Free-School, 
 
 and Curate of Chelmsford. 
 Sermons on feveral important fubjcdls. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. The caufes which hinder the peace of 
 
 fociety ------- j 
 
 Matt. 5. 48. Perfection in virtue not to be attained by 
 men ....--- z\ 
 
 BALL, Nathaniel [continued). 
 
 I John, 2. 15. The love of this world confiftent with 
 true religion ------ ^(j 
 
 Prov. 7. 14, 15. The immoral devotionift - 61 
 
 Prov. 15. 3. The divine omnifcience - - 80 
 
 Mark, 6. 12. The nature of repentance - 99 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. The whole duty of men - 121 
 
 Jer. 12. I. The profperity of bad men, and the adverfity 
 of good men . . - . . i^.i 
 
 Jofhua's refolution to ferve the Lord applied to 
 the prefent times. A fermon on Jofhua, 24. 1 5. 
 8°. Lond. 1745 
 
 BALLARD, Reeve, M.A., Vicar of Great 
 Bloxham. 
 
 Sermon, Ezra, 7. 25, 26. The necefhty of ma- 
 giftracy from the vices of mankind. [Affize.] 
 4°. Lond. 1745 
 
 BALLE, Dr. Nicolay Edinger, Court Chaplain 
 and Regius-ProfelTor ofDivin. at Copenhagen. 
 
 Seledl fermons, with appropriate prayers. Trans- 
 lated from the original Danifh by the Rev. 
 W. Pulhng, M.A. F.L.S. 8°. Lond. 1819 
 
 Mark, 7. 31-37. Trin. 12. The works of the Lord the 
 moft worthy objedl of attention - . - 1 
 
 Matt. 3. 13-17. Quin. Sunday. The Chriftian's worthy 
 preparation for a folemn remembrance of the paflion 
 and death of Jefus - - . - 28 
 
 Matt. 20. 1-16. Sept. Sun. Men's diflimilar participa- 
 tion in the benefits of the Deity does not tend to the 
 abafement of the diredting power and mercy of all- 
 wife Providence, but to their far fuperior exaltation 51 
 
 John, 19. 1-37. Good Fri. The only Son of God cru- 
 cified for finners - - - - - 75 
 
 Luke, 8. 4-15. Sexag. Sun. The falutary effeCts pro- 
 duced by the right ufe of the word - - 96 
 
 Luke, 6. 36-42. Trin. 4. The divine attributes a model 
 moft deferving of being imitated - - 122 
 
 Luke, 2. 1-14. Chriftmas-day. The glory of God, 
 which was manifefted to the world by the nativity of 
 
 Jefus -...-- i^y 
 
 Luke, 19. 41-48. Trin. 10. The certain avenging con- 
 fequences of a continual abufe of the divine long- 
 fuftering - . - - - - -169 
 
 Matt. 4. i-ii. Lent i. The victory which was ob- 
 tained by Jefus for the deliverance of finners in his 
 conflict with the devil - - - - 200 
 
 Matt. II. 2-10. Advent 3. Steadinefs of faith under 
 the fcandalous judgment of the world relative to the 
 crucified Jefus ------ 228 
 
 Matt. 8. 23-27. Epiph. 4. Why God is induced to 
 delay the afliftance of which men occafionally appear 
 to be moft in want - - - - 252 
 
 Matt. 21. 1-9. Advent i. Jefus Chrift the peculiar 
 King and Lord of his redeemed - - 276 
 
 BALLET, M. I'Abbe. 
 
 Hiftoire des temples des Payens, des Juifs, et 
 des Chretiens. 12°. Par. 1760 
 
 BALMER, Robert, D.D. 
 
 Born in Roxburghfliire, Scotland, 1787. Minifter of the 
 firft United Affociate congregation, Berwick, 1814; Prof, 
 of Syftematic Theology to the United Seceftion Church, 
 1834. Died, 1844. 
 
 Academical ledlures and pulpit difcourfes. With 
 a memoir of his Hfe. 2 vol. 8°. Edin. 1845 
 
 Vol.1. Academical LeEiures. 
 Memoir of the author - - _ - . i 
 
 Cautions to ftudents of divinity in the prefent age 121 
 
 I 
 
 I
 
 i65 
 
 1 66 
 
 BALMER, Robert, D.D. [continued). 
 
 The connexion between the principles of natural religion 
 
 and the evidences of divine revelation - 141 
 
 The immenfity of God - - - - - 184 
 
 On providence .... - 226 
 
 Theftrengthof the evidences for the divinity ofChrift 288 
 The perfonality of the Holy Spirit - - - 302 
 
 The divinity of the Holy Spirit - . - 315 
 
 The incarnation of Chrift . - - - ^^^3 
 
 The nece/Tity of ChriiVs facrifice - - 382 
 
 The nature, importance, and reality of the atonement of 
 
 Chrift .-....- ^02 
 
 Properties of a valid and adequate atonement 417 
 
 The agency of the Holy Spirit - - - 430 
 
 The gofpel call - - - - - - 459 
 
 Vol. 2. Pulpit Difcourfes. 
 1 Cor. 13. 9. The imperfedlion of our knowledge in 
 
 the prefent ftate ----- i 
 
 John, 5. 4, Faith overcoming the world - 23 
 
 I Cor. I. 23. The crucifixion ofChrift - 56 
 
 Eph. 5. 25-27. The love of Chrift to the Church 86 
 Pfa. 78. 18. The exaltation of the Saviour - 109 
 Heb. 7.25. The interceflion of Chrift - 133 
 
 Rev. 5. II, 12. Chrift the objed of angelic worftiip 161 
 Rev. 19. 9. The Lord's fupper - - - 185 
 
 I Cor. lo. 21. The table of the Lord and the table of 
 
 devils -..-.. 201 
 
 1 John, I. 3. Divine fellowftiip - - - 216 
 
 Numb. 24. 5, 6. A profperous church - 236 
 
 Tit. 2. 14. The connexion of fandlification with the 
 
 atonement ..-.._- 267 
 
 I Cor. 13. 8. The perpetuity of miraculous gifts in the 
 
 Church ._---- 2S9 
 
 I Cor. 15. 57. Viftory over death - - 320 
 
 Heb. 2. II. The condefcenfion of Chrift - 334 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 12. The vifion of God - - 356 
 Matt. 27. 45. The darknefs at the crucifixion 383 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 2. The third heaven - - 400 
 Pfa. 22. I. The cry of agony on the crofs - 442 
 Heb. 6. II. The full afTurance of hope - 459 
 Ezek. 37. 9. Divine influence - - - 479 
 Rom. 8. 19—22. The bondage and deliverance of crea- 
 tion ---.--. £07 
 
 BALSAMON, Theodore, Patriarch of Antioch. 
 
 An eminent fcholar of the Greek Church. Flourifhed 
 about the end of the twelfth century. 
 
 Canones SS. Apoftolorum conciliorum generalium 
 et provincialium, fanftorum patrum epiftolas 
 canonics, quibus prasiixus eft Photii Nomo- 
 canon, id eft, canonum conciliatio, cum com- 
 mentariis ampliflimis Gr. et Lat. Gentiani 
 Herveti. Folio. Par. 1620 
 
 Photii Nomocanon 
 Canones SS. Apoftolorum conciliorum Nic, Conftant., 
 
 Eph., Chalced., Trull., Carthag., Ancyr., &c. 
 Epiftoiae canonicae Dionyfii Alex., Gregorii Thaum., S. 
 Bafilii, &c. 
 
 A valuable work. 
 
 Canones SS. Apoft. cum fcholiis. 
 
 Beveregii Pandedls, i 
 Ecclefiafticarum conftitutionum colledlio, Gr. et 
 Lat. cum notis. Juftelli Bibliotheca, 2. 121 7 
 Epiftola de jejuniis. Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 492 
 Epiftola de Rafophoris. Ibid. 3. 473 
 
 BALTRAMUS. See Valdramus. 
 BALZAC (John Louis Guez, de). 
 
 Born at Angoulcme, in France, 1594; died 1655. 
 Was one of the beft writers of that period which preceded, 
 in French literature, the brilliant era of Louis XIV. He, 
 however, fpoilt his ftyle by extreme mannerism ; and it is 
 only in his devotional works that he rifes to fimplicity. 
 
 BALZAC, John Louis Guez, de [continued). ' 
 
 His CEuvres Diverfes were printed by the Elzevirs, 1651, 
 1658, and 1664, in fmall 12°; and his QLuvres were 
 publiihed in 2 vol. folio, Paris, 1665. 
 
 Politics, in feleft difcourfes of Monlieur Balzac. 
 Which he called his Ariftippus, or wife 
 fcholar. Done into Englifli by Bafil Kennet, 
 Fellow Cor. Ch. Coll. Oxford. To which 
 are added an advcrtifement of the tranflation, 
 and an account of the life and writings of the 
 author. 8°. Lo/id. 1709 
 
 BALUZE, Stephen. 
 
 Born, at Sulle, 1631; died 1718. The extenfive 
 learning of Baluze, his talent as an hiftorian and a canonift, 
 recommended him to the notice ofM. de Marca, Arch- 
 biftiop of Paris ; Chancellor le Tellier ; and the minifter 
 Colbert. In 1670, he was named Profeflbr of Canon 
 Law in the Royal College at Paris; and in 1693 he had 
 been honoured by a penfion from Government on account 
 of his work on the Popes of Avignon, when his attach- 
 ment to the Cardinal de Bouillon brought him into difgrace. 
 Baluze was obliged to refide lucceflively at Lyons, Rouen, 
 Tours, and Orleans : ultimately he obtained leave to 
 return to Paris, but he never recovered the preferments 
 which he had formerly enjoyed. He edited fome good 
 editions of the Fathers. His Mifcellanea, 4 vol. folio, 
 1 76 1, and Capitularia regum Francorum, 2 vol. folio, 
 1780, are much efteemed. 
 
 Nova colleftio conciliorum, tomus primus. Fol. 
 
 AH that has been publiftied. Par. I 683 
 
 BAMPTON LECTURES. 
 
 Founded by the Rev. John Bampton, M.A., Canon of 
 Salifbury. Born at Saliftiury, 1689. Admitted a commoner of 
 Trin.Coll. Oxf 1705-6 ; M.A. 17 12. Died, 1 751, aged 61. 
 The will appoints that a lefturer ftiall be cholen upon the 
 firft Tuefday in Eafter term by the heads of colleges in 
 Oxford, to preach eight Divinity Ledlure Sermons the 
 year following at St. Mary's, between the commencement 
 of the laft month in Lent term and the end of the third 
 week in Adt term, upon either ot the following lubjefts, — 
 To confirm and eftablifti the Chriftian taith, and to confute 
 all heretics and fchifmatics ; Upon the divine authority of 
 the Holy Scriptures ; Upon the authority of the writings 
 of the primitive Fathers as to the faith and practice of the 
 primitive Church ; Upon the divinity of our Lord and 
 Saviour Jefus Chrift ; Upon the divinity of the Holy 
 Ghoft ; upon the articles of the Chriftian taith, as com- 
 prehended in the Apoftles' and Nicene Creeds. Thirty 
 copies of the fermons to be printed within two months 
 after they are preached. When the Ledlures were com- 
 menced in 1780, the income of the eftate left for this 
 foundation was 120/. per annum. For the contents of 
 each volume more in detail fee under each author. Many 
 of the volumes in this valuable colledtion have become 
 very fcarce, and a complete fet is obtained with difficulty. 
 
 1780. Bandinel, James, D.D. The peculiar dodtrines 
 of Chriftianity. 
 
 1 78 1. Neve, Timothy, D.D. Jelus Chrift the Saviour 
 of the world and Redeemer of mankind. 
 
 1782. Holmes, Robert, M.A. On the prophecies and 
 teftimony of John the Baptift and the parallel pro- 
 phecies of Jelus Chrift. 
 
 1783. Cobb, John, D.D. An inquiry after happinefs ; 
 natural religion, the Gofpel, &c. 
 
 17S4. White, Jofeph, B.D. A comparifon of Chrift- 
 ianity and Mahometanifm in their hiftory, their evi- 
 dence, and their eftedls. 
 
 1785. Churton, Ralph, M.A. On the prophecies re- 
 fpefting the deftruftion of Jerufilem. 
 
 1786. Croft, George, D.D. The ufe and abufe of
 
 167 
 
 i68 
 
 BAMPTON LECTURES {contim/ed). 
 
 realbn } objedlions againft iiifpir.ition confidered ; the 
 authority of the ancient Fathers examined, Sec. 
 17S7. Hawkins, William, M. A. On fcripture myfteries. 
 178S. Shepherd, Richard, D.D. The ground and cre- 
 dibility ot' the Chriftian religion. 
 
 1789. Tatham, Edward, D.D. The chart and fcale of 
 truth. 2 vol. 
 
 1790. Kett, Henry, M.A. The conduft and opinions 
 of the primitive Chriftians, with remarks on Gibbon 
 and Prieftley. 
 
 1791. Morres, Robert, M.A. On faith in general, &c. 
 J 792. Eveleigh, John, D.D. The fubftance, hiftory, 
 
 and evidences of our religion. 
 
 1793. Williamfon, James, B.D. The truth, infpiration, 
 authority, and evidence of the Scriptures confidered 
 and defended. 
 
 1794. Wintle, Thomas, B.D, The expediency, pre- 
 diction, and accompliihment of the Chriftian re- 
 demption illuftrated. 
 
 1795. Veyfie, Daniel, B.D. The doftrine of atonement 
 illuftrated and defended. 
 
 1796. Gray, Robert, M.A. The principles upon which 
 the Reformation of the Church of England was eftab- 
 liihed. 
 
 1797. Finch, William, LL.D. The objections of in- 
 fidel hiftorians and other writers againft Chriftianity 
 confidered. 
 
 J798. Hall, Charles Henry, B.D. Fulnefs of time; or, 
 the fteps by which God Almighty gradually prepared 
 the way for the introduction and promulgation of the 
 Gofpel. 
 
 1799. Barrow, William, LL.D. Anfwers to fome po- 
 pular objections againft the neceffity or credibility of 
 the Chriftian revelation. 
 
 1800. Richards, George, M.A. The divine origin of 
 prophecy illuftrated and defended. 
 
 1801. Faber, George Stanley, M.A. Horae Mofaics ; 
 or, a view of the Mofaical records, with refpeCt to 
 their coincidence with profane antiquity, their internal 
 credibility, and their connexion with Chriftianity. 
 2 vol. 
 
 1S02. Nott, George Frederick, B.D. Religious enthu- 
 fiafm confidered. 
 
 1803. Farrer, John, M.A. On the miflion and cha- 
 racter of Chrift, and on the beatitudes. 
 
 1804. Laurence, Richard, LL.D. An attempt to illus- 
 trate thofe Articles of the Church of England which 
 the Calvinifts improperly confider as Calviniftical. 
 
 1805. Nares, Edward, M.A. A view of the evidences 
 of Chriftianity at the clofe of the pretended Age of 
 Reafon. 
 
 J 806. Browne, John, M.A. The infancy of human 
 nature. 
 
 1807. Le Mefurier, T., M.A. The nature and guilt of 
 fchifm confidered with a particular reference to the 
 principles of the Reformation. 
 
 1808. Penrofe, John, M.A. An attempt to prove the 
 truth of Chriftianity from the wildom difplayed in its 
 original eftablifhment, and from the hiftory of falfe 
 and corrupted fyftems of religion. 
 
 1809. Carwithen, J. B. S., M.A. A view of the 
 Brahminical religion in its confirmation of the truth 
 of the facred hiftory, and in its influence on the 
 moral charaCter. 
 
 1810. Falconer, Thomas, M.A. Certain principles in 
 Evanfon's Diffonance of the Four generally received 
 Evangelifts, &c., examined. 
 
 181 1. Bidlake, John, D.D. The truth and confiftency 
 of divine revelation, with fome remarks on the con- 
 trary extremes of infidelity and enthufiafm. 
 
 1812. Mant, Richard, M.A. An appeal to the Gofpel ; 
 or, an inquiiy into the juftice of the charge alleged 
 by the Methodifts and other objeCtors that the Gofpel 
 is not preached by the national clergy. 
 
 BAMPTON LECTURES {continuecT). 
 
 1813. Collinfon, John, M.A. A key to the writings of 
 the principal Fathers of the Chriftian Church who 
 flourifhed during the firft three centuries. 
 
 1814. Van Mildert, William, D.D. An inquiry into 
 the general principles of Scripture interpretation. 
 
 181 5. Hcber, Reginald, M.A. The perfonality and 
 office of the Chriftian Comforter afTerted and explained. 
 
 1816. Spry, John Hume, D.D. Chriftian unity doc- 
 trinally and hiftorically confidered. 
 
 18 1 7. Miller, John, M.A. The Divine authority of 
 Holy Scripture aflerted from its adaptation to the real 
 ftate of human nature. 
 
 1818. Moyfey, C. A., D.D. The doftrines of the 
 Unitarians examined as oppofed to the Church of 
 England. 
 
 18 19. Morgan, HeCtor Davies, M.A. A compreffed 
 view of the religious principles and praCtices of the 
 age J or, a trial of the chief fpirits that are in the 
 world by the ftandard of the Scriptures. 
 
 1820. Fauflett, Godfrey, M.A. The claims of the 
 Eftabliftied Church to exclufive attachment and fupport, 
 and the dangers which menace her from fchifm and 
 indifference. 
 
 1 82 1. Jones, John, M.A. The moral tendency of 
 divine revelation aflerted and illuftrated. 
 
 1822. Whately, Richard, M.A. The ufe and abufe of 
 party feeling in matters of religion. Second edition, 
 with five fermons preached before the Univerfity of 
 Oxford. 
 
 1823. Goddard, Charles, D.D. The mental condition 
 neceffary to a due inquiry into religious evidence, 
 ftated and exemplified. 
 
 1824. Conybeare, J. J., M.A. An attempt to trace the 
 hiftory and afcertain the limits of the Secondary and 
 fpiritual interpretation of Scripture. 
 
 1825. Chandler, George, LL.D. The fcheme of divine 
 revelation confidered principally in its connexion with 
 the progrefs and improvement ot human fociety. 
 
 1826. Vaux, William, B.D. The benefits annexed to a 
 participation in the two Chriftian facraments of bap- 
 tifm and the Lord's fupper. 
 
 1827. Milman, Henry Hart, M.A. The charaCter and 
 conduct of the apoftles confidered as an evidence of 
 Chriftianity. 
 
 1828. Home, Thomas, B.D. The religious neceflity of 
 the Reformation aflerted, and the extent to which it 
 was carried in the Church of England vindicated. 
 
 1829. Burton, Edward, D.D. Enquiry into the herefies 
 of the apoftolic age. 
 
 1830. Soames, Henry, M.A. Enquiry into the doCtrines 
 of the Anglo-Saxon Church. 
 
 183 1. Lancafter, Thomas Wm., M.A. The popular 
 evidence of Chriftianity ftated and explained. 
 
 1832. Hampden, Renn Dickfon, M.A. The fcholaftic 
 philofophy confidered in its relation to Chriftian 
 theology. 
 
 1833. Nolan, Frederick, LL.D. The analogy of reve- 
 lation and fcience eftabliftied. 
 
 1834— 1835. No lectures delivered. 
 
 1836. Ogilvie, Charles A., M.A. The divine glory 
 manifefted in the conduCt and difcourfes of our Lord. 
 
 1837. Vogan, T. S. L., M.A. The principal objections 
 againft the doCtrine of the Trinity, and a portion of 
 the evidence on which that doCtrine is received by 
 the Catholic Church reviewed. 
 
 1838. Woodgate, Henry A., B.D. The authoritative 
 teaching of the Church ftiown to be in conformity with 
 Scripture, analogy, and the moral conftitution of man. 
 
 1839. Conybeare, W. D., M.A. An analytical exa- 
 mination of the character, &c. of the Chriftian Fathers 
 during the ante-Nicene period. 
 
 1840. Hawkins, Edward, D.D. An Enquiry into the 
 connected ufes of the principal means of attaining 
 Chriftian truth. 
 
 I
 
 169 
 
 I/O 
 
 BAMPTON LECTURES {continued). 
 
 1841. No leiflures delivered. 
 
 1843. Garbett, James, M.A. Chrift, as prophet, pricft, 
 and king ; being a vindication of the Church ot" 
 England from theological novelties. 2 vol. 8"^. 
 
 1843. Grant, Anthony, D.C.L. The paft and profpective 
 extenfion of the Gofpel by miffions to the heathen 
 conlidered. 
 
 1844. Jelf, Richard William, D.D. An inquiry into 
 the means of grace, their mutual connexion and com- 
 bined ufe, with efpecial reference to the Church of 
 England. 
 
 1845. Heartley, Charles Abel, B.D. Juftification. 
 
 1846. Short, Auguftus, M.A. The witnefs of the Spirit 
 with our fpirit. 
 
 1847. Shirley, Walter Auguftus, D.D. The fupremacy 
 of Holy Scripture. 
 
 1848. Mar/h, Edward Garrard, M.A. The Chriftian 
 dodlrine of fandlification confidered. 
 
 1849. Michel], R. B.D. The nature and comparative 
 value of the Chriftian evidences confidered generally. 
 
 1850. Goulbourn, Edward Meyrick, D.C.L. The doc- 
 trine of the refurredlion of the fame body as taught 
 in Holy Scripture. 
 
 185 1. Wilfon, Henry Briftow, B.D. The communion 
 of faints : an attempt to illuftrate the true principles 
 of Chriftian union. 
 
 1852. Riddle, Jofeph Efmond. 
 
 BANCROFT, Richard, Archb. of Canterbury. 
 
 Born at Farn worth, Lancalhire, 1544. Studied at 
 Chrift College, Cambridge. Reitor of St. Andrew's, 
 Holborn, 1584. Biftiop of London, 1597. Archbiftiop of 
 Canterbury, 1604. Chancellor of the Univerfity of Ox- 
 ford, 1608. Died at Lambeth, 1610. He was a rigid 
 difciplinarian, a learned controvertift, an excellent preacher, 
 a great ftatefman, and filled the See of Canterbury with 
 great reputation. 
 
 Survey of the pretended holy difcipline. 4°. 
 
 Lon^. 1593* 
 
 Dangerous politions and proceedings publiflied 
 and praftifed within this ifland under pretence 
 of reformation and for the Pre/by terian difci- 
 phne. 8°. Lofti^. ;/. d. 
 
 Sermon at Paul's Crofs. [See Hickes's Trails.] 
 
 On the Church, her doftrines, and the oppofmg 
 herefies. Tradls of the Angl. Fathers, i. 130 
 
 BANDINEL, James, D.D., of Jefus College, and 
 public orator of the Univerfity of Oxford. 
 
 Became Reftor of Netherbury, Dorfetfhire. M.A. 1758. 
 B.D. 1767. D.D. 1777. Died at Winchefter 1804. 
 
 Eight fermons preached (1780) before the Uni- 
 verfity of Oxford [on the peculiar dodlrines of 
 Chriftianity] at the lefture founded by the 
 late rev. and pious John Bampton, M.A., 
 Canon of Salifbury. To which is added, A 
 vindication of St. Paul from the charge of 
 wifhing himfelf accurfed. A fermon on Rom. 
 9. 3. 8°. Ox/. 1780 
 
 Phil. 4. 8 - - 
 Rom. 10. 14, 15 
 Ifa. 61. I, 2 
 Eph. I. 3 - - 
 
 Rom. 9. 2, 3. A vindication of St. Paul from the 
 charge of wi/hing himfelf accurfed - - 3-31 
 
 Thefe fermons are written with ingenuity, learning, and 
 critical power, in a flyle eafy, accurate, and impreftive. 
 
 I 
 
 I John, I. 1-3 - 
 
 - 157 
 
 35 
 
 I Cor. II. 19 - 
 
 - 197 
 
 79 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19 
 
 - 231 
 
 119 
 
 Pfa. 4. 8 - - 
 
 267 
 
 BANDINI, Angelo Maria. 
 
 An eminent fcholar 5 born at Florence 1726, died 1800. 
 
 Catalogus codicum manufcriptorum Bibliothecas 
 Medicea; Laurentiana;, varia continens opera 
 Grajcorum Patruni. Folio. Florentine, 176^ 
 
 BANDURI, Anselmo. 
 
 An Italian antiquary; born 1670, died 1743. 
 
 Imperium Orientale, five antiquitates Conftanti- 
 nopolitans. Byzantine Hift. 22 & 23 
 
 BANNATYNE, Richard, Sec. to John Knox. 
 
 Journal of the tranfadlions in Scotland during the 
 contell: between the adherents of Qiicen Mary 
 and thofe of her fon, 1570-73. 8°. EiJi?i. 1806 
 
 BAPTISM (Anonymous Trafts on). 
 
 The judgment of the reformed in France ; ex- 
 traded out of the afts of their publick fynods, 
 as alfo that of Mr. Calvin and other Genevans, 
 concerning the invalidity of lay-baptifm. In a 
 letter to the author of Lay-Baptifm Invalid. 
 By a prieft of the Church of England. Pp. 32. 
 8°. Lond. 1712 
 
 The ftate and importance of the prefent con- 
 troverfy about the validity of lay-baptifm 
 fairly reprefented : in a letter to the author of 
 Lay-Baptifm Invalid. In which is fliown the 
 unreafonablenefs of the clamours. Sec, brought 
 by thofe who would make all lay-baptifm ab- 
 folutely null and void. By a country clergy- 
 man. Pp. 47. 8°. Land. 17 13 
 
 The invalidity of fchifmatical and heretical bap- 
 tifm proved from reafon. Scripture, councils, 
 and Fathers. By Orthodoxus. Pp. 39. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1768 
 
 Infant church-memberfliip and baptifin moft 
 clearly and fully proved to be God's own ordi- 
 nance, from plain tellimony of the Holy Scrip- 
 ture, &c. ; and alfo that the mode of baptizing 
 by dipping or plunging the whole body under 
 water is a grofs error and innovation. Second 
 edition. Pp. xv. 30. 8°. Lofid. 1737 
 
 An anfwer to a late anonymous pamphlet, en- 
 titled, A Treatife of the Subjefts and Mode 
 of Baptifm. Wherein the author's pretended 
 arguments for the right of infants to that ordi- 
 nance, and for fprinkling as the primitive mode 
 of it, are fairly examined and refuted. Pp. 59. 
 8°. Lond. 1743 
 
 A fecond courfe of letters on baptifm, to the 
 Right Rev. [Hoadley], author of A Plain 
 Account, &c. Pp. 52. 8°. Lo/id. 1757 
 
 The previous queftion'to the feveral queftions 
 about valid and invalid baptifm, lay-baptifm, 
 &c., confidered : viz. whether there be any 
 neceflity (even upon the principles of Mr. 
 Wall's Hillory of Infant Baptifm) for the con- 
 tinual ufe of baptifm among the pollerity of 
 baptiz'd Chrillians. Pp. 19. 8°. Lo?!d. 1712 
 
 A letter to a gentlewoman concerning baptifm. 
 With a prefatory difcourfe in relation to thofe 
 who differ in opinion or praftice from the
 
 171 
 
 172 
 
 BAPTISM {conUnuecT). 
 
 Church of England touching that facrament. 
 AHo an office, or form of prayer, for the ufe of 
 adult perfons. Pp. xxxiv, 36. 12°. Land, ly^z 
 
 BAR-HEBR^US. See Abul-Pharagius. 
 
 BARBADOES (Anonymous Trads on). 
 
 The Barbadoes packet ; containing feveral ori- 
 ginal papers, giving an account of the mofl 
 material tranfadlions that have lately happened 
 in a certain part of the Well Indies. Ff. 5, 
 pp. 68. 8°. Lond. 1720 
 
 A reprefentation of the miferable ftate of Bar- 
 badoes under the arbitrary and corrupt admi- 
 niftration of his excellency Robert Lowther, 
 Efq., the prefent governor. With a preface. 
 Pp. 44. 8°. Lond. 1 7 19 
 
 BARBARUS, Joseph. 
 
 Itinerarium ad Tanaim. 
 
 Itinerarium in Perfiam. Bizari Hift. 440 
 
 BARBAULD, Anna Lsetitia. 
 
 Born 1743, died 1808. 
 
 Devotional pieces, compiled from the Pfalms and 
 the Book of Job ; to which are prefixed 
 Thoughts on the devotional tafte, &c. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 177^ 
 
 BARBER, Joseph. 
 
 Sermon (Heb. 13. 7), occafioned by the death 
 of the Rev. Nath. Trotman. 8°. Lond. 1793 
 
 BARBERI, J. P. 
 
 Petit trefor de la langue Fran^aife et de la langue 
 Italienne, ou des differentes figures, appelees 
 tropes, de la lang. Fr. et de la lang. Ital. les 
 uncs correfpondantes aux autres. 8°. Par. 1821 
 
 BARBEYRAC, John. 
 
 Born at Beziers, in France, 1674; died 1729. Aban- 
 doned divinity for jurifprudence ; fpent fome years at Lau- 
 fanne, where he was named le(flurer on law and on hiftory ; 
 finally he fettled at Groningen ; member of the Royal 
 Society of Berlin, 17 13. His works are ftill very highly 
 valued. The notes which he added to his tranflation of 
 Puftendorff's Law of Nature and Nations, and to Grotius 
 De Jure Belli ac Pacis, are valuable. (See Puffendorff 
 and Grotius.) 
 
 Traite de la morale des peres de I'Eglife ; ou en 
 
 defendant un article de la preface fur Pufi^en- 
 
 dorf contre I'Apologie de la Morale des Peres 
 
 du P. Ceillier, on fait diverfes reflexions fur 
 
 plufieurs matieres importantes. 4°. Amji. 1728 
 
 This work is an anfwer to Dom Ceillier, who, in a book 
 
 entitled Apologie de la Morale des Peres, had criticifed 
 
 fome principles ftated by Barbeyrac. (See the Introdudlion 
 
 to the tranflation of Puft'endorft'.) 
 
 BARRIER, Antony Alexander. 
 
 Born 1 765, died 1825. Eminent as a bibliographer and 
 as a librarian. Publifhed feveral important works, the 
 moft celebrated of which is his Diftionnaire des Anonymes. 
 He is much more methodical than either Mylius or Placcius. 
 
 Diftionnaire des ouvrages anonymes et pfeudo- 
 nymes, composes, traduits, ou publics en 
 Francois et en Latin, avec les noms des au- 
 teurs, traduftcurs et editeurs, accompagne des 
 notes hiftoriques et critiques. Seconde edition, 
 revue, corrigee, et confiderablementaugmentee. 
 4 vol. ih 2. 8°. Par. 1822 
 
 BARBIER, Antony Alexander {continued). 
 
 Nouvelle bibliotheque d'un homme de gout, en- 
 tierement refondue, corrigee et augmentee. 
 Contenant des jugemens tires des journaux les 
 plus connus et des critiques les plus eltimes, 
 fur les meilleurs ouvrages qui ont paru dans 
 tous les genres, tant en France que chez 
 I'etranger jufqu'a ce jour. Par A. A. Barbier 
 etN. L. M.Defeflarts. 5 vol 8°. Par. 1808 
 
 BARCEPHA, Moses. 
 
 Bifliop of Syria, of the fed; of the Jacobites. Flourifhed 
 in the tenth century. 
 
 Commentarii de Paradifo. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 17. 457 
 BARCLAY, P. A.M. 
 
 A perfuafive to the people of Scotland in order to 
 remove their prejudice to the Book of Common 
 Prayer, with anfwer to the dialogues between a 
 curate and a countryman. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 3 
 
 BARCLAY, Robert. 
 
 Born at Gordonftown, Morayihire, Scotland, 1648; died 
 
 at his family feat of Uri, 1690. 
 
 An apology for the true Chriftian divinity, as 
 the fame is held forth and preached by the 
 people called in fcorn Quakers, being a full 
 explanation and vindication of their principles 
 and dodlrines. The fourth edition in Englifh. 
 8°. Lond. 1 701 
 
 Another copy. Original edition. 4°. s. I. 1678 
 
 Originally publifhed in Latin, and tranflated by the author 
 himielf. Univerfally allowed to furpafs everything of its 
 kind. Written with great flrength and power of reafoning, 
 and perfpicuity and accuracy of language. 
 
 A catechifm and confeffion of faith. 1 2°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1787 
 
 The anarchy of the Ranters and other libertines, 
 the hierarchy of the Romanifts, and other pre- 
 tended churches, equally refufed and refuted, 
 in a two-fold apology for the church and peo- 
 ple of God, called in derifion Quakers. To 
 which is added, A brief examiftation and ftate of 
 liberty fpiritual, by Wm.Penn. 8°. Lond. 1771 
 
 A vindication of R. B.'s apology, againft William 
 Notcut. ByH.B. Pp.115. 8°. Lond. ij^z 
 
 A genealogical account of the Barclays of Urie, 
 formerly of Mathers. Pp. 61. %° . Aberd.i"] \o 
 
 BARDESANIS EDESSENI 
 
 Fragmentum ex dialogo de fato. Gr. et Lat. 
 Bibl. Patr. Gall. i. 681 
 
 BARECROFT, J. D.D. 
 
 Ars concionandi : or an inftruftion to young 
 ftudents in divinity. Being advice to a fon in 
 the univerfity,with rules for preaching. Fourth 
 edition, to which is now added A fhort view of 
 the lives, &c. of the fathers. Sm. 8°. ZuW. 1715 
 
 BARETTI, Joseph. 
 
 Born 17 16, died 1789. 
 
 Diftionary, Italian-Englifli and Englifh-Italian. 
 To which is prefixed an Italian grammar. A 
 new edition by P. R. Rota. 2 vol. in i. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1790 
 This didlionary has been frequently reprinted.
 
 173 
 
 174 
 
 BARFETT, John. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 4. 6—8. The conteft, conqueft, 
 and reward of the Chrillian. [Funeral, Right 
 Hon. Baronefs Barham.] 8°. Swanfea, 1823 
 
 BARFORD, William, IVI.A., Vicar of Forden- 
 
 bridge, Hants. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 76. 10. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Land. 1770 
 Oratio habita in funere rev. et doft. viri Gui- 
 
 lielmi George, S. T. P. Coll. Reg. Praspofiti. 
 
 Pp. 16. 4°. Cantab. 1756 
 
 BARHAM, Francis, Efq. 
 
 A key to Alifm and the higheft initiations, facred 
 and fecular. With mifcellaneous pieces, ori- 
 ginal and feleft. 8°. Lond. 1 847 
 
 M. Guizot's theory of fyncretifm and coalition, 
 tranflated. Pp. id-. 8°. Lond.n.d. 
 
 Adamus exul. See Grotius. 
 
 Socrates : a tragedy, in five afts. 8°. Land. 1 842 
 
 The pleafures of piety. A poem. Pp. 94. 
 Square 48°. Lond. 1850 
 
 A lefture on the advancement of literature, 
 fcience, and the fine arts in Briftol and the 
 Weft of England. Pp. 16. 8°. Briftol, x^^-j 
 
 The Bible revifed : — Part i . The Book of Eccle- 
 fiaftes. Part 2. The Song of Solomon. Part 3. 
 The Book of Micah. 
 
 Life of Reuchlin. See Reuchlin. 
 
 Political works of Cicero. See Cicero. 
 
 BARHAM, Dr. Henry. 
 
 A phyfician ; born in the early part of the eighteenth 
 century. Settled in the Weft Indies. Returned to Eng- 
 land 1740. His Hortus Americanus is a vei-y rare work. 
 
 Hortus Americanus : containing an account of 
 the trees, fhrubs, and other vegetable produc- 
 tions of South America and the Weft India 
 Iflands, and particularly of the Ifland of 
 Jamaica, with their ufes in medicine, &c. 8°. 
 King ft on, Jamaica, 1794 
 
 BARHAM, Richard Harris, B.A, 
 
 Educated at Brafenofe College, Oxford. Minor canon 
 of St. Paul's, 1821 ; reftor of St. Mary Magdalen, 1824; 
 and of St. Faith, 1842. Died 1845, aged 56. 
 
 The Ingoldft)y legends, or mirth and marvels, by 
 Thomas Ingoldftjy, Esq. Three fcries in 3 
 vol. Royal 1 2°. Lond. 
 
 Firft feries, fifth edition, 1852. 
 Second feries, third edition, 1842. 
 Third feries, with life of the author, fecond 
 edition, 1847. 
 
 BARHAM, Thomas Foster. 
 
 A Socinian writer. 
 An introduction to Greek grammar. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
 
 Greek roots in Englifh rhymes. 18°. Lond. 1837 
 
 One God the Father, or the Unitarian doftrine 
 
 briefly ftated. Third edition, enlarged. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 BARKSDALE, Clement. Oxon. 
 The difputation at Winchcombe, Nov, 9, 1653. 
 Ff. 2. Pp. 42. 16°. Oxford 
 
 BARIN, Theodore. 
 
 A French Proteftant minifter. 
 
 Le monde naiflant, ou la creation du monde 
 demonftree par des principes tres fimples et 
 tres conformes a I'hiftoire de Moife. Gen. I. 
 ct II. [Anonymous.] 12". IJtr. 1686 
 
 BARKER, Rev. Charles, B.D., formerly Student 
 of Chrift Church, late Canon of Wells. 
 
 Sermons. 8*" 
 
 ' I Cor. 3. 10. 
 
 a bifhop 
 Jer, 23. 15 
 Phil. 2. 27. 
 Pfa. 55. 15 
 2 Pet. 3. 17 
 John, 5. 39 
 
 Confecration of 
 
 Infirmary 
 
 Oxf. 1813 
 
 Luke, 6. 26 
 Matt. 19. 29 
 Matt. 20. 15 
 Heb. 10. 26, 27 
 
 171 
 185 
 
 201 
 217 
 
 Pfa. 9. 16. [Jan. 30.] 227 
 Mai. I. 6. (2 farm.) [Bef. 
 a confirmation.] - 243 
 I John, 4. 20 - - 267 
 Exod. 20. 5 - - 277 
 
 Mark, 9. 24. (2 ferm.) 107 
 Exod. 34. 5, 6. [Sons of the 
 
 Clergy.] - - 147 
 
 BARKER, Charles, M.A., Vicar of Hollym. 
 Sermon, Job, 19. 21. [Charity.] 8°. Hull, 1825 
 BARKER, Rev. J. 
 
 Difcourfe, Rom. i. 17. The charadler and ten- 
 dency of the Chriftian religion. 8°. 
 
 Sheftield, 1833 
 BARKER, John. 
 
 A diffenting minifter of the Prefbyterian denomination. 
 Born about 1682. Succeeded Matthew Henry, as minifter 
 at Hackney, 1714, and became very popular. Refigned 
 1738. Paftor at Salter fhall 1741. Died 1762. He was 
 a man of eminent abilities, and united found learning with 
 ardent and unaft'edted piety. His fermons are compofed in 
 a natural and eafy ftylc, and the fubjedls are treated in a 
 manner highly judicious and evangelical. He publifhed 
 feveral fingle fermons. 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1764-63 
 
 Vol. I. 1764. 2d edition. 
 Mark, 8. 36, 37. Of the worth of the foul, and the 
 
 folly of lofing it. (3 ferm.) ... j 
 
 Matt. 10. 29-31. On Divine Providence. (3 ferm.) 72 
 Adls, 16. 31. Of the connexion between faith and fal- 
 
 vation - - - - - - -150 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. The wifdom of worldly men, a reproof to 
 
 that of good men ----- 178 
 
 Prov. 25.28. Of the government of the Spirit. (2f.)2c6 
 Ifa. 47. 8. Of the prevailing love of pleafure - 256 
 Rev. 2. 4. Of declenfions in religion - - 2S4 
 
 Ifa. 5.7. Of the abufe of national privileges. [Faft 
 
 fermon.] - - - - - - -311 
 
 Vol. 2. 1763. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. The refurrecftion of Chrift - i 
 Matt. II. 25, 26. The gofpel hid from the wife, and 
 
 revealed to babes ----- 30 
 
 Luke, 18. 9-14. The pharifee and publican 65 
 
 Ifa. 55. 8, 9. The fuperiority of the ways of God to 
 
 thofeofmen. (2 ferm.) - - - 93 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. The duty of working out our falvation. 
 
 (3 ferm.) - - - - - - 144 
 
 Ifi. 46. 8. Idolatry and vice alike unmanly 222 
 
 Pfa. 16. 3. Good men the excellent of the earth 247 
 Eph. 6. 24. The apoftolical benedidtion - 270 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5- On felf-examination - - 290 
 Pfa. 122. 6. The duty of praying for, and confulting the 
 
 profperity of our country - - - 3 14 
 
 BARKER, Samuel, M.A., Vicar of Chippen- 
 ham, Cambridgelhire. 
 
 Sermon, 1 Theffal. 4. 13. [Funeral of the 
 Countefs of Orford.] 4°. Lond. \joz
 
 175 
 
 176 
 
 BARLAAMUS, Episcopus Gjn'acensis, 
 
 A monk of the order of St. Bafil, in the fourteenth cen- 
 tury. Died about 1348. 
 Epiftols ad Graecos de unione cum Romana ec- 
 
 clefia et proceffione S. Spiritus. 
 Ethica fecundum Stoicos. 
 
 Bibl, Max. Patr. 26. 4. 
 Canifius, 4. 361 and 405 
 BARLEE, the Rev. Edward. 
 A free and explanatory verfion of the Epiftles. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 BARLOW, Edward. 
 Meteorological effays concerning the origin of 
 
 fprings, generation of rain, and produftion of 
 
 wind. With an account of the tide. 
 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1715 
 
 BARLOW, John. 
 
 " Sometime preacher of the word at Plymouth ; but 
 lately one of the preachers in that ancient citie ofChefter." 
 A Puritan divine. 
 
 An expofition of the firft and fecond chapters of 
 the latter Epiftle of the Apoftle Paul to Ti- 
 mothie ; wherein the text is logically refolved, 
 the words alfo plainly explicated, with an 
 eafy metaphrafe annexed : thence do£lrines 
 arifing are deduced, and by Scripture exam- 
 ples and reafon confirmed. Folio. Lond. 1632 
 
 At the end of this very fcarce volume the following fer- 
 mons and treatifes by the fame author are given : — 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 17, 18. A feafonable difcourfe of fpiritual 
 
 fteadtaftnefs. 
 Pfa. 73. 24. The true guide to glory ; a fermon preached 
 
 at the funeral of Lady Strode. 
 Pfa. 40. 17. The good man's refuge in afflidtion, or a 
 
 moft profitable and comfortable fermon. 
 Pfa. 97. II. The joy of the upright man, in a fermon 
 
 preached at Grave's Inne. 
 2 Tim. 4. 7. Hieron's lafl farewell, a fermon preached 
 
 at the funeral of M. Samuel Hieron. 
 I ThefT. 4. 18. A Chriftian's laft day is his beft day. A 
 
 fermon. 
 
 BARLOW, Thomas, D.D., Bifhop of Lincoln. 
 
 Born at Langhill, Weftmoreland, 1607. Entered Qu^een's 
 College, Oxford. Fellow of his college 1635. Keeper of 
 the Bodleian Library 1652. Provoft of his college 1657. 
 Archdeacon of Oxford 1661. Biihop of Lincoln 1675. 
 Died 1691. A very learned Calvinift divine. His 
 Cafes of Confcience and Genuine Remains were pub- 
 lifhed pofthumoufly by Sir Peter Pett, contrary to the 
 defire exprefled in his will. 
 
 Popery ; or, the principles and pofitions approved 
 by the Church of Rome, when really believed 
 and praftifed, are very dangerous to all, and 
 to Proteftant kings and fupreme powers more 
 efpecially pernicious. 8^. Lond. 1679 
 
 Bray's Papal Ufurpation 
 
 Brutum fulmen ; or, the bull of Pope Pius V. 
 concerning the damnation, excommunication, 
 and depofition of Q^ Elizabeth ; as alfo the 
 abfolution of her fubjefts of their oath of alle- 
 giance. With fome obfervations and animad- 
 verfions upon it. Whereunto is annexed the 
 Bull of Pope Paul IIL, containing the damna- 
 tion, excommunication, &c., of Henry VIIL 
 Second edition. 4°. Lond. 1681 
 
 BARLOW, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 The rights of the bifhops to judge in capital 
 cafes in parliament ; being a full anfvver to 
 two books lately publifhed. [Anonymous.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 Several mifcellaneous and weighty cafes of con- 
 fcience learnedly and judicioufly refolved. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1692 
 Gen. 9. 6. Of toleration in religion. 
 The king's power to pardon murder. 
 Mr. Cottington's cafe of divorce. 
 For toleration of the Jews. 
 The cafe of fetting up images in churches. 
 Whether dominion be founded in grace. 
 
 Genuine remains : containing divers difcourfes, 
 theological, philofophical, hiilorical, &c. Pub- 
 lifhed from his lordfhip's original papers. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1693 
 
 Inter alia. 
 Direftions to a young divine for his ftudy of divinity, and 
 
 choice of books ------ 1 
 
 Letter to Mr. J. Goodwin, with Goodwin's anfwer 122 
 Letters about catechifmg - - - - i^i 
 
 Of coadjutors to bifhops - - - - 160 
 
 The original of fmecures - . - . 164 
 
 Ofantichrift . . - . . 190 & 224 
 
 On the gunpowder treafon - . - ^83 
 
 On Baxter's Saint's Reft refpedling common and fpecial 
 
 grace --..-.. 424 
 
 Anfwer to the queftion whether it is better not to be 
 
 than to be miferable - . - . ^.70 
 
 On the exiftence of God . - . - 521 
 
 &c. &c. &c. 
 
 De ftudio theologis ; or, direftions for the choice 
 of books in the ftudy of divinity. Publifhed 
 from the original MSS. by William OfHey, 
 M.A. 4°. Oxf. 1699 
 
 This is a more corredl edition than that publifhed in the 
 Genuine Remains. 
 
 Letters to Mr. Hunt [on i John, 5. 7]. 
 
 Burgefs, Bp. Seleftion of Tradls, 
 
 BARLOW, WiUiam, D.D. Bp. of Lincoln. 
 
 A native of Lancashire. Became fellow of Trinity 
 Hall, Cambridge. Prebendary of Weftminfter 1 601. Bp. 
 of Rochefter 1605, tranflated to Lincoln 1608. Died 16 13. 
 A learned and excellent preacher. 
 
 The fumme and fubftance of the conference at 
 Hampton Court ; whereunto are added fome 
 copies unfavoury and untrue. 8°. Rep. 
 
 Lond. 1804 
 Alfo in the Churchman's Remembrancer, vol. i. 
 Phenix, vol. I, and Card well's Conferences. 
 
 A full flatement refpedling the authenticity of this nar- 
 rative is given in the Churchman's Remembrancer. 
 
 BARLOW, William, M.A. 
 
 A treatife of fornication; fhowing what the fm 
 is, how to flee it, motives and directions to 
 fhun it. Upon i Cor. 6. 18. Alfo a peni- 
 tentiary fermon upon John, 8. ii. [Anon.] 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1690 
 
 BARNABAS, St. 
 
 One of the Apoftolical fathers, and the companion of St. 
 Paul J a native of Cyprus, and of the tribe of Levi. He is 
 fuppofed to have fuft'ered martyrdom.
 
 177 
 
 178 
 
 BARNABAS, St. [conthued). 
 Epiftola Catholica. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, i. 1 1 1 ; Hefele, Patrcs ; 
 
 Le Moyne, Varia Sacra, i ; Lat. Bibl. 
 
 Max. Patr. 2. p. i. 16 
 Epiftola catholica, Gr. et Lat. 
 Eadem, Latine, e vetcre interprete. 
 
 Cotelerii SS. Patr. Opera, 1.15 
 Diflum. Grabe, Spicil. i. 302 
 
 Epiftle, tranflated. Wake's Apoft. Epift. 
 
 BARNARD, John, fometime Miniller of Bat- 
 comb, Somerfetlhire. 
 
 A fhort view of the prelatical Church of Eng- 
 land. Laid open in ten feftions. Whereunto 
 is added. The anatomy of the Common Prayer. 
 4°. /. /. 1 66 1 
 
 BARNARD, S. 
 
 Sermon, Amos, 3. 3. On reconciliation and 
 communion with God. 8°. Hull, 1789 
 
 BARNE, Miles, D.D., Mafter of Peterhoufe, 
 Cambridge. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Pet. 3. 16. 4°. Lond. 1675 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 14. [Thankfgiving for the 
 deliverance of his majefty from confpiracy.] 
 4°. Camb. 1683 
 
 BARNES, the Rev. Albert. 
 
 Notes, critical, illuftrative, and pradtical, on the 
 book of Job ; with a new tranflation and an 
 introductory diflertation. Carefully revifed 
 by the Rev. John Cumming, D.D. 2 vol. 
 fm. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Notes, critical, explanatory, and pradical, on 
 the book of the prophet Ifaiah ; with a new 
 tranflation. Revifed by the Rev. John Cum- 
 ming, D.D. 3 vol. fm. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Notes, explanatory and praftical, on the New 
 Teftament. Carefully revifed, and compared 
 with the laft American edition. By the Rev. 
 John Cumming, D.D. 1 1 vol. fm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1850-52 
 The four gofpels, 2 vol. 
 A<fts of the Apoftles. 
 Romans. 
 
 1 Corinthians. 
 
 2 Corinthians, Galatians. 
 Ephefians, Philippians, CololTians. 
 Theflalonians, Timothy, Titus, Philemon. 
 Hebrews. 
 
 The General Epiftles. 
 Revelation. 
 
 BARNES, John. 
 
 A Roman Catholic writer of fome celebrity in the 17th 
 century. He wrote with fo much boldnefs and freedom 
 that he was committed to the prifon of the Inquifition at 
 Rome, in which he remained thirty years. 
 
 Catholico-Romanus pacificus. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 826 
 BARNES, Joshua, B.D. 
 
 Born, in London, 16545 Fellow of Emmanuel College, 
 Cambridge, 1678; ProfefTor of Greek, 1695; died 1715. 
 His edition of Anacreon is well executed. 
 
 The hiftory of that moft viftorious monarch 
 
 BARNES, Jofhua, B.D. {continued). 
 
 Edward IIL, King of England and France, 
 Lord of Ireland, and firft founder of the moft 
 noble order of the Garter : being a full and 
 exaft account of the life and death of the faid 
 king, together with that of his moft renowned 
 fon Edward, furnamed the Black Prince. Fol. 
 
 Camb. 1688 
 In this hiftory the author imitates Thucydides in putting 
 
 imaginary fpeeches into the mouths of his principal cha- 
 
 radlers. 
 
 BARNES, Robert. 
 
 One of the Reformers : a martyr in the reign of Henry 
 VIII. 
 
 Treatife on juftification. 
 
 Treatife on free-will. Richmond's Fath. i. 626 
 
 Britifh Reformers, 8 
 BARNES, Thomas. 
 
 Safe conduft to the Chriftian's refting-place, in a 
 difcourfe on Exod. 33. 14. With a preface 
 by Timothy Rogers, M. A. 12°. Lond. ijoz 
 BARON, Peter. 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 20. 23, 24. [Bartholomew.] 8°. 
 
 Exon. 1742 
 BARONIUS SORANUS, Csesar, Cardinal of the 
 Roman Church. 
 
 Born at Sora, Naples, 1538; entered the Congregation 
 of the Oratory, 1560 5 elefted fuperior of his Order, 1593 j 
 advanced to the dignity of cardinal, 1596. He was alfo 
 appointed Librarian to the Roman See. Died 1607. He 
 was a man of (incere religion, probity, learning, and ex- 
 tenfive reading. He left a wonderful monument of in- 
 duftry and refearch in his Ecclefiaftical Annals, which will 
 ever perpetuate his memory. In order to oppofe the Cen- 
 turiators of Magdeburg, he undertook this work at the age 
 of thirty, and laboured for thirty years in coUedling and 
 digefting the materials for it. In the edition delcribed 
 below, which is the beft, the criticifms upon the work by 
 Pagi, in which he redlifies a great number of miftakes, 
 both in chronology and fadls, are placed at the bottom of 
 each page to which they refer. The continuation by 
 Raynaldus is the moft extenfive : it was compiled from 
 the Vatican archives, and has in it many original papers. 
 That by Spondanus is well executed, and extends to the 
 year 1646. See Spondanus. 
 
 Annales eccleliaftici, una cum critica hiftorico- 
 chronologica P. Antonii Pagii, in qua rerum 
 narratio defenditur, illuftratur, fuppletur, ordo 
 temporum corrigitur, et periodo Grsco-Ro- 
 mana munitur, cum continuatione Raynaldi, 
 notis Manfi, &c. 3 8 vol. folio. Lucte, 1738-57 
 
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 9. A.D. I424-I453. 13. A.D. I527-I54I. 
 
 10. „ I454-I480. 14. „ I 542-1 557. 
 
 11. „ I481-I5I2. 15. „ 1558-1565. 
 
 12. „ I513-I526. 
 
 16. Apparatus, 
 
 Praefatio generalis in hanc editionem. 
 
 H. Spondani elogium de Baronio. 
 
 Orationes in funere Baronii. 
 
 Elogium in Ant. Pagium. 
 
 Pagii dilTertatio hypatica. 
 
 Norifii epiftola confularis ad Pagium. 
 
 Pagii differtatio apologetica de confulibus Casfareis. 
 
 Profperi chronicum Vaticanum. 
 
 Praefatio de ratione Pafchae. 
 
 Dionyfii Exigui epiftolas Pafchales. 
 
 Praefatio Pagii in Criticam Baronii. 
 
 Ejujdem epiftola ad Abbatem Nicafium. 
 
 Ejufdcm difTertatio de periodo Graeco-Romana. 
 
 Veterum pontificum Romanorum catalogi decern. 
 
 Kalendarium Romanum. 
 
 Pagii apparatus chronologicus ad Annales Baronianos. 
 
 Appendix ad notas Sasculi IV. 
 
 Baronii praefatio generalis in Annales Ecclefiafticos. 
 
 Baronii epiftolae dedicatorise fmgulis Annalium tomis 
 prasfixae. 
 
 Ejujdem apparatus in Annales Ecclefiafticos. 
 17, 18, 19. Index univerfalis. 
 
 Martyrologium Romanum ad novam kalendarii 
 rationem, et ecclefiafticae hiftoris veritatem 
 reflitutum, Gregorii XIII. Pont. Max. jufl'u 
 editum, acceflerunt notationes atque traftatio 
 de Martyrologio Romano. Folio. Par. 1607 
 
 BARRADIUS, Sebastian. 
 
 A Portuguefe Jefuit, born, at Lilbon, 1542 ; died 161 5. 
 He acquired the title of the Apoftle of Portugal on account 
 of his eloquence as a preacher, and the faniStity of his life. 
 His works are much efteemed. 
 
 Opera. 5 vol. folio. -^ug. Find. 1742 
 
 Vol. 1-4. 
 Vita au(5Voris. 
 
 Commentarii in concordiam et hiftoriam quatuor evan- 
 geliftarum, et index evangeliorum dominicalium ac 
 feftivalium, concionatoribus apprime utilis, &c. 
 Vol. 5. Itinerarium filiorum Ifrael ex ^gypto in terram 
 repromiflionis, cum quatuor indicibus pro concionibus, 
 &c. 
 
 BARBUS, Ludovicus, Epift. Tarvis. 
 
 Lib. de initio et progreflu congregat. S. Juftins 
 de Padua, nunc Caffinenfis. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. ii. p. iii, 269 
 
 BARRETT, Bryant, of Gray's Inn. 
 
 The Code Napoleon, verbally tranflated from 
 the French ; to which is prefixed an Intro- 
 duftory difcourfe, containing a fuccinft account 
 of the civil regulations comprifed in the Jewifh 
 law, the ordinances of Menu, the ta tfmg leu 
 lee, the Zend Avefta, the laws of Solon, the 
 twelve tables of Rome, the laws of the barba- 
 rians, the affizes of Jerufalem, and the Koran. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 181 1 
 
 BARRETT, Joseph. 
 
 Son of the Rev. Jofeph Barrett, minifter at Nottingham. 
 A funeral fermon on the death of, by J. Whit- 
 lock, jun. To which is added, an account of 
 his holy life, his evidences, experiences, holy re- 
 folves,divine meditations, &c. 12°. Z (?»</. 1699 
 
 BARRETT, Joseph. 
 
 Sermon, Judges, 19. 17. Moral refleftions and 
 anticipations on the opening of the prefent 
 year. [To young perfons.] 8°. Lond. 1806 
 
 BARRETT, the Rev. Richard A. F., M.A., 
 
 Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. 
 
 A fynopfis of criticifms upon thofe paflages of the 
 Old Tertament in which modern commenta- 
 tors have differed from the authorifed verfion ; 
 together with an explanation of various diffi- 
 culties in the Hebrew and Englifh texts. 
 2 vol. in 2 parts each, and vol. 3, part i. 
 large 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 All that has been publifhed : the work finiihes at Efther, 
 
 and includes all the hiftorical books. 
 
 BARRET, Serenus. 
 
 A reply to the Catholic anfwer in defence of a 
 fermon lately publifhed againft the errors of 
 the Church of Rome. 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 BARRINGTON, John Shute, Vifcount. 
 
 Born 1678 ; received part of his education at Utrecht; 
 ftudied law in the Inner Temple, London ; created Vifcount 
 Barrington 1720; died 1734. He was a difciple and 
 friend of John Locke, and generally attended divine wor- 
 fhip among the DifTenters. His attention was much turned 
 to the ftudy of divinity, and he was eminently /killed in 
 the facred writings. 
 
 Theological works. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of the author. 
 Brief memoir of his fon, Shute Barrington, bifhop of 
 
 Durham, by the Rev. Geo. Townfend, M.A. 
 Abftradt of the Scripture hiftory of the apoftles. 
 ElTay on the teaching and witnefs of the Holy Spirit ; 
 
 and on the miraculous gifts in the apoftolic age 1 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Effay on the diftindlion between apoflJes, elders, and 
 
 brethren ------- i 
 
 EfTay on the time when Paul and Barnabas became 
 
 apoftles - - - - - - 181 
 
 Effay on the judgment or epifUe of the apoftles, &c. at 
 
 Jerufalem - - - - - -265 
 
 A paraphrafe and notes on Leviticus xvii. - 345 
 
 An effay on the difpenfations of God to mankind as 
 
 revealed in the Scriptures - - - - 359 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Differtation on the temptation, fall, &c. - I 
 
 Differtation concerning God's vifible prefence and ap- 
 pearance as they occur in Scripture - - 19 
 Expofition of I Peter, iii. 17-22 - - - 53 
 Expofition of feveral portions of Genefis, relating to part 
 
 of the hiftory of Abraham, particularly to the pro 
 
 mifes which God made him 
 Difl'ertation on Gal. iii. 16 
 Differtation on Heb. xii. 22—25 
 Correfpondence with Dr. Lardner 
 Index ------- 
 
 Refleftions on the xiith query contained in a 
 paper entitled, Reafons offered againfl pufhing 
 for the repeal of the Corporation and Tell: Adls. 
 In a letter to a friend. Pp.30. 8°. Zo/?/ 1733 
 
 Effay on the teaching and witnefs of the Holy 
 Spirit. Watfon, Bp., Trafts, 4 
 
 BARRINGTON, Shute, Bifhop of Durham. 
 
 Youngeft fon of Vifcount Barrington. Bp. of Llandaff 
 1769 ; tranflated to Saliftjury 1782, and to Durham, 1 791. 
 Died 1826 at a very advanced age. 
 
 61 
 
 99 
 III 
 
 139 
 359
 
 1 82 
 
 HARRINGTON, Shute [continued). 
 
 Sermons, charges, and trafts. 8°. Lotiii. 1811 
 
 Prov, I. 32. Jan. 30 - - - - - i 
 
 Pfa. 2. 8. For S.P.G.F.P. ... 22 
 
 Luke, 13. 1-5. Gen. faft. Feb. 27, 1799 - 50 
 
 Charge to the clergy, 1783 - - - 75 
 
 A letter to the clergy of the dlocefe of Sarum. With 
 Appendix ..-..- 102 
 
 Charge to the clergy, 1792 - - - 165 
 
 Charge to the clergy, with notes, 1797 - - 205 
 
 A circular letter to the adling magiftrates of the County 
 Palatine of Durham . - . - 258 
 
 Charge to churchwardens, l8oi - - - 267 
 
 Charge to the clergy, 1801 - - - 286 
 
 Charge to the clergy, 1806. The grounds on which the 
 Ch. of England leparated from the Ch. of Rome 323 
 The grounds on which the Church of England feparated 
 from the Church of Rome reconfidered, in a view of 
 the Romifh doftrine of the Eucharift ; with an expla- 
 nation of the antepenultimate anfwer in the Church 
 Catechifm ...--. 345 
 
 Grounds of union between the Churches of England and 
 of Rome. Charge to the clergy - . 426 
 
 BARROW, Isaac, D.D. 
 
 One of the moft eminent of Englifli divines, and a dis- 
 tinguiflied mathematician. Born in London 1630. Edu- 
 cated at the Charter-houfe. Fellow of Trinity College, 
 Cambridge, 1649. He was the firfl: Lucafian ledturer in 
 mathematics at Cambridge, 1663, and was fucceeded by 
 Sir Ifaac Newton 1669. Appointed mafter of Trinity Col- 
 lege, 1672. Died in London 1677. His matter is fo full 
 and ample that his fermons form complete differtations, 
 exhaufting every fubjeft on which they treat. 
 
 The firft edition of his theological works was publifted 
 in 1685, edited by Archbifliop Tillotfon, 3 vol. folio; a 
 fourth was added in 1687, containing the Opufcula. This 
 latter volume was not printed with any of the folio editions 
 that followed, the laft of which, publifhed in 1741, is 
 the moft elegantly printed. The edition in 8 vol. 8*^. the 
 contents of which are given below, is the beft hitherto 
 printed. Two other editions contain the Opufcula, one 
 edited by the Rev. T. S. Hughes, 7 vol. 8°., but the 
 greater part of Barrow's learned quotations are moft unac- 
 countably, and without notice, omitted in it ; that edited 
 by Hamilton, in 3 vol. 8^. is complete and corredHy printed, 
 though the type is fmall. 
 Theological works. 8 vol. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. Univ. Prefs, 1830 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of Barrow, by Abraham Hill, with notes vii-xxvi 
 Sermons. 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafantnefs of religion - 1 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. The profitablenefsof godlinefs. (2fer.) 23 
 I Sam. 2. 30. The reward of honouring God 81 
 
 Prov. 10. 9. Upright walking lure walking 113 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 17. Of the duty of prayer. (2 ferm.) 156 
 Eph. 5. 20. The duty of thankfgiving. (2 ferm.) 179 
 I Tim. 2. I, 2. On the king's happy return 240 
 
 Pfa. 64. 9, 10. The Gunpowder Treafon 278 
 
 Pfa. 132. 16. A confecration fermon - 318 
 
 James, 3. 2. Not to offend in word, an evidence of a 
 
 high pitch of virtue - . . . 
 
 Eph. 5. 4. Againft foolifh talking and jefting 383 
 James, 5. 12. Againft rafh and vain fwearing 419 
 Titus, 3. 2. Of evil fpeaking in general - 419 
 Prov. 10. 18. The folly of flander. (2 ferm.) 480 
 James, 4. 11. Againft detraftion - - 523 
 
 Matt. 7. I. Againft rafti cenfuring and judging 542 
 I Theft". 4. II. Of quietnefs and doing our own bufi- 
 nefs. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 575 
 Matt. 22. 37. Of the love of God. (2 ferm.) 615 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 22. 39. Of the love of our neighbour. (2 f.) i 
 'Eph. 5. 2. The nature, properties, and adls of charity 44 
 
 BARROW, Ifaac [continued). 
 
 Heb. 10. 24. Motives and arguments to charity 77 
 Rom. 12. 18. Of a peaceable temper and carriage. 
 
 (2 ferm.) -.---. jo6 
 
 Pfa. 112. 9. The duty and reward of bounty to the 
 
 poor - - - , - - - - 169 
 
 Phil. 2. 8. Upon the pafTion ofourblefTed Saviour 259 
 Col. 3. 17. Of doing all in the name of Chrift 308 
 I Cor. 4. 16. Of being imitators of Chrift 335 
 
 I John, 2. 6. Abiding in Chrift to be demonfhated 
 
 by walking in Chrift - . - - 362 
 
 Luke, 22. 42. Of fubmiffion to the divine will 384 
 Phil. 4. II. Of contentment. (5 ferm.) - 403 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. Of patience - . - 525 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 16. Rejoice evermore - - 553 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Prov. 4. 23. Keep thy heart with all diligence. (2 f.) I 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The confideration of our latter end 71 
 Pfa. 119. 60. The danger and mifchief of delaying 
 repentance. (2 lerm.) - . - ^^ 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. Of induftry in general. (2 ferm.) 141 
 Rom. 12. II. Of induftry in our general calling as 
 Chriftians - - - - - .190 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Of induftry in our particular calling as 
 gentlemen - - - - - 214 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Of induftry in our particular calling as 
 fcholars --.--. 228 
 
 Rom. II. 33. The unfearchablenefs of God's judg- 
 ments ---.-- 249 
 Heb. 13. 17. Of obedience to our fpiritual guides and 
 governors. (4 ferm.) - - . . 273 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. Of felf-love in general - 353 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. Of felf-conceit - - - 367 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. Of felf-confidence, felf-complacence, 
 
 felf-will, and felf-intereft - - - 387 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. Of vain-glory, arrogance, talking, and 
 
 thinking of one's felf - - - . 403 
 
 Rom. 12. 17. Provide things honeft in the fight of 
 
 all men. (2 ferm.) - - - 415 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 21. Provide things honeft in the fight of 
 
 all men. (2 ferm.) - - - . 466 
 
 Pfa. 145. 9. Of the goodnefs of God. (2 ferm.) 514 
 Rom. 2. II. No refpedl of perfons with God 551 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 10. The dodtrine of univerfal redemption 
 afTerted and explained. (4 ferm.) - I 
 
 Luke, 2. 10. The nativity of our Lord, tidings of 
 great joy ....-- g8 
 
 Afts, 3. 18. The fufFerings of Chrift foretold in the 
 Old Teftament - - - 129 
 
 Adls, 2. 38. A Whitfunday fermon of the gift of the 
 Holy Ghoft - - - - - 156 
 
 Col. 3. 2. A defence of the blefTed Trinity 186 
 
 Sermons on the Creed. 
 
 Heb. 3. 12. The evil and unreafonablenefs of infi- 
 delity - 223 
 
 2 Pet. I. I. The virtue and reafonablenefs of faith. 
 (2 ferm.) ..-..- 252 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Of juftifying faith - - 326 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Of juftification by faith . - 361 
 
 Jer. 51. 15. The being of God proved from the frame 
 of the world . . - - . 391 
 
 Gen. I. 27. The being of God proved from the frame 
 of human nature ----- 418 
 Pfa. 19. 3, 4. The being of God proved from uni- 
 verfal confent ... - - 444 
 John, 5. 17. The being of God proved from fuper- 
 natural effefts - - - - - 47^ 
 Eph. 4. 6. I believe in God the Father - 493 
 Rev. II. 17. The Father Almighty - - 521 
 Adls, 4. 24. Maker of heaven and earth - 553 
 Vol. 5. 
 Sermons on the Creed [continued). 
 
 Eph. I. 13. The truth and divinity of the Chriftian 
 religion ...--- i
 
 183 
 
 184 
 
 BARROW, Ifaac {continued). 
 
 Eph. I. 13. The impiety and impofture of Paganifm 
 and Mahometanilm - - - - 17 
 
 Eph. I. 13. The imperfcdlion of the Jewifli religion 32 
 I Cor. 2. 6. The excellency of the Chriftian religion 60 
 Adb, 2. 22. That Jefus is the true MeiTias. (3 fer.) 90 
 John, 5. 37. The jameJuhjeS} - - - i-j:^ 
 
 John, I. 14. His only Son . . . 229 
 
 Eph. 4. 5. Our Lord - - - - 261 
 
 Matt. I, 20. The incarnation of our Lord. (2 fer.) 297 
 
 335 
 344 
 383 
 414 
 430 
 462 
 
 I Cor. I. 23. Suffered under Pontius Pilate 
 
 I Cor. I. 23. Was crucified 
 
 I Cor. 15. 3. Dead and buried - 
 
 Adls, 2. 27. He defcended into hell 
 
 A€ts, 1.3. He rofe again from the dead 
 
 Luke, 24. 46. The third day he rofe again 
 
 Mark, 16. 19. He afcended into heaven 481 
 
 Ecclef. 3. 17. The reafonablenefs and equity of a 
 
 future judgment - - - - 514 
 
 Afts, 10. 42. The certainty and circumftances of a 
 
 future judgment from divine revelation - 544 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Sermons on the Creed (continued). 
 
 I Cor. 3. 16. The divinity of the Holy Ghoft i 
 
 A brief expofition of the Creed, the Lord's prayer, and 
 the Decalogue ; to which is added the do£lrine of 
 the facrameiits ; the Creed - - - 71 
 
 A fhort explication of the remaining articles of the 
 
 Creed 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 . 
 
 40 
 
 The Lord's prayer 
 The Decalogue 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 443 
 
 473 
 
 The doftrine of the 
 
 facraments 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 541 
 
 A treatife of the pope's fupremacy 
 A difcourfe concerning the unity 
 
 of the 
 
 church 
 
 I 
 [on 
 
 Eph. 4. 4.] - 
 Index [to the firft feven vols.] 
 
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 623 
 695 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Opufcula theologica, orationes, poemata. 
 
 De Spiritu Sanfto - - . - - 1 
 
 De regimine epifcopali - - - - 33 
 
 De tribus fymbolis - . . - 52 
 
 Animae humanae corporibus non praeexiftunt 62 
 
 De poteftate clavium - - - - 85 
 
 Concio ad Clerum. [Joel, 2. 12.] - - 115 
 
 Epitome fidei et religionis Turcicae - - 145 
 
 Quaeftiones adl. moderat. ap. 165 i - - 169 
 
 In comitiis, 1652, Cartefiana hypothefis de materia et 
 
 motu - - - - - - -187 
 
 Oralio moderatoria - - - - 214 
 
 Oratio habita in Aula S. Trin. ColL - - 231 
 
 Praefatio cum opponent die cinerum - 264 
 
 Epiftola, 1651 ------ 271 
 
 Pro leftore human, oratio . . - 280 
 
 Oratio cum Graecae linguae cathedram afcenderit, 1660 
 
 289 
 Oratio ad Academicos . . - . 308 
 
 Oratio habita in leftura geometrica Collegii Grefha- 
 
 menfis .---.. ^zt. 
 
 Oratio praefatoria in fchola publica mathematica 341 
 Procancellarii elefti oratio - - . - 366 
 
 Vicecancellarii munere defundi oratio - 370 
 
 Oratio farcafmica in fchola Graeca - - 374 
 
 Oratio habita in comitiis - - . ^90 
 
 De feftertio -.-.-. 404 
 Poemata ----.. 408 
 
 Euclidis elementorum libri xv, breviter demon- 
 ftrati, Sm. 8°. Lo/id. 1659 
 
 The ufefulnefs of mathematical learning ex- 
 plained and demonltrated ; being mathematical 
 leftures read in the publick fchools in the Uni- 
 verfity of Cambridge, with an oratorical pre- 
 
 BARROW, Ifaac (continued). 
 
 face by the author, fpoken on his being elefted 
 
 Lucafian profeflbr. Tranflated by the Rev. 
 
 John Kirby. 8°. Land. 1734 
 
 A brief expofition of the Lord's Prayer and the 
 
 Decalogue ; to which is added. The doftrine 
 
 of the facraments. 12°. Land. 1681 
 
 Ofinduftry. 8°. Lone/. 1693 
 
 The duty and reward of bounty to the poor. In 
 
 a fermon. Third edition. 8°. Lo;iJ. 1680 
 
 On the pope's fupremacy. 
 
 Gibfon's Preferv. Suppl. i 
 Difcourfe concerning the unity of the Church. 
 
 Ibid. 8 
 The nature of faith. Traftsof Angl. Paths. 4. 23 
 Opufcula. Folio. Land. 1687 
 
 The fame in 8°. EJifi. 1841 
 
 A brief ftate of the Socinian controverfy, con- 
 cerning a Trinity in unity. Pp. 23. 48". 
 
 Lof!^. 1698 
 Large extrafts from Barrovv^ will be found in Words- 
 worth's Chriftian Infldtutes. 
 
 BARROW, S. 
 
 Sermons adapted to the ufe of fchools and fami- 
 lies, for every Sunday in the year. Selected 
 from the works of the moft celebrated preach- 
 ers. Fourth edition. Lofid. 1817 
 Tit. 2. 6. The duties of the young. Blair - I 
 I Pet. 5. 5. Humility. Jortin - - 12 
 I John, 4. 19. The love of God. Paley - 24 
 Luke, II. I. The Lord's Prayer. Jortin - 32 
 Prov. 4. 26. Good principles in early life. Enfield 41 
 Phil. 4. 2. Contentment. Price - - 48 
 Prov. 12. 10. Cruelty to animals. Primal - 60 
 James, 4.. 11. Slander and evil fpeaking. Seed 70 
 Prov. 3. 17. Pleafantnefs of religion- Jortin - 79 
 Pfa. 119. 71. This life a ftate of probation. Paley 92 
 Luke, 15. 18. The prodigal fon. Jortin - 100 
 I Cor. 14. 40. The importance of order in condudl. 
 Blair - - - - - - -112 
 
 Gen. 47. 12. Filial piety. Paley - - 122 
 
 Pfa. 139. 7. The omniprefence of God. Enfield 129 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 33. The progrefs of vice. Blair - 135 
 Gal. 6. 7. On a regard to the confequences of our 
 
 adlions. Zollikoffer - - - - 145 
 
 Rom. 12. I. The fuitSblenefs of religion to man. 
 
 Sowden - - - - - - -158 
 
 Col. 3. 23. The foundation of morality. Seed 169 
 Deut. 32. 29. Negledt of warnings. Paley- 178 
 
 Matt. 20. 6. Idlenefs. Blair - - - 185 
 
 Exod. 23. 2. The -folly of imitating popular and fa- 
 
 ftiionable vice. Fofter - - - - 194 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. The government of paffion. Clarke 204 
 John, 3. 8. The different charaiflers of true religion 
 
 and enthufiafm. Fofter - - - - 213 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 19. The flavery of vice. Blair - 227 
 Pfa. 119. 163. Againft lying. Enfield - - 236 
 Prov. 16. 5. Pride. GilLorne - - - 244 
 Tit. 2. 6. Young men exhorted to fobriety of mind. 
 
 Seeker --...-. 253 
 Eph. 5. 16. The redemption of time. Home 262 
 
 Prov. II. 3. Integrity as the guide of life. Blair 269 
 I Cor. 9. 25. Temperance in eating and drinking. 
 
 Giftiorne _--.-. 278 
 
 Pfa. 37. 25. Youth and age. Enfield - - 287 
 
 Pfa. 41. I. The duty of confidering the poor. Home 296 
 Eccl. 12. I. The neceffity of being religious in our 
 
 youth. Trapp ----- 303
 
 1 85 
 
 1 86 
 
 BARROW, S. {continued). 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. The immoderate love of diverfion. Por- 
 
 teus - - - - - - - 312 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10, II. The laft judgment. Sherlock 320 
 Ads, 24. 25. The univerfal fenfe of good and evil. 
 
 Fofter ------- 329 
 
 James, 3. 2. The pidbare of the perfedt man, who 
 
 offends not in word. Zollikofter - - 339 
 
 Prov. 6. 6-8. The wifdom of early induftry. Delany 353 
 Matt. 7, 12. The rule of doing as we would be done 
 
 unto. Atterbury - - - - - 3^^ 
 
 Deut. 5. 12. The obfervation of the Lord's Day. Por- 
 
 teus - - - - - - - 371 
 
 Rom. 5. 7. Juftice and benevolence. Fofter 380 
 
 The Commandments. Jortin. 
 
 Exod. 20. 2-17. (7 fermons.) - - 393 
 
 Col. 3. 20—22. The nature of relative duties. Clarke 463 
 Matt. 7. 21. Serving God. Warner - - 472 
 
 Pfa. 16.9. Walking in the prefence of God. Maty 479 
 I John, 2. 17. Leffons to be learnt from the incon- 
 
 flancy of things. New Year. Zollikofter - 487 
 
 BARROW, William, LL.D., F.A.S., Arch- 
 deacon of Nottingham. 
 
 Born in Yorkfhire, about 1754; entered Queen's Col- 
 lege, Oxford, M.A., 1783 ; Prebendary of Southwell, 
 1814; Vicar of Farnsfield fhortly afterwards ; Archdeacon 
 of Nottingham, 1829; died 1836. 
 
 Eight fermons, preached 1799, at the lefture 
 founded by the Rev. John Bampton. [Con- 
 taining anfwers to fome popular objeftions 
 againft the neceflity or the credibility of 
 the Chriftian revelation.] 8°. Land. 1799 
 
 Matt. 10. 34. On the variety of opinions and tenets in 
 religion ------- i 
 
 I Cor. I. 21. Neceflity of a divine revelation 45 
 
 Rom. 10. 17. The probability that God has revealed 
 
 his will to mankind - - - - 105 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. Chriftianity favourable to prefent enjoy- 
 ment ------- 167 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. On the myfterious doftrines of Chriftian- 
 ity 221 
 
 Mark, 16. 15. On the want of univerfality in the pro- 
 mulgation and reception of Chrifldan revelation 259 
 Job, 21. 15. On prayer . . - - 307 
 
 I Pet. 2. 12. The good effedls of Chriftianity on the 
 faith and morals of its profeiTors - - 355 
 
 Familiar fermons on feveral of the dodlrines and 
 duties of the Chriftian religion. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 
 
 Vol. I. 1818. 
 
 Gal. 5. 6. Faith and love [Trin. Sun.] - - 1 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6. Several titles of the Redeemer [Chriftmas 
 
 Day] ------ 17 
 
 Ifa. 53. 3. The fuff"erings of Chrift [Good Friday] 33 
 I Cor. 15, 20. The refurredion [Eafter Day] - 49 
 
 A(Sls, I. 8. The gift of tongues [Whit-Sunday] 65 
 
 Afts, I. 8. The operations of the Holy Spirit [Whit- 
 Sunday] ------ 83 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. The nature and efficacy of faith - loi 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 19. The tenets of the Churchman and the 
 Methodift on the operations of the Holy Spirit 119 
 
 Heb. 6. 10. Happinefs in a future ftate proportioned to 
 
 defert in the prefent - - - - - J 39 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5. Ifaiah's prediftions - - - 157 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. The myfterious dodlrines of Chriftianity 
 
 [Trinity Sunday] . - - - . 173 
 
 Matt. 27. 46. The exclamation of Chrift from the crofs 
 
 [Good Friday] - - - - - 189 
 
 Matt. II. 3. Chrift's anfwer to the difciples of the 
 
 Baptift 205 
 
 Mark, 2. 9. The paralytic cured - - 221 
 
 BARROW, William, LL.D., F.R.S {continued). 
 
 Gal. 5. 14. The language of Chrift and his apoftle 
 reconciled ------ j-^y 
 
 Matt. 13. 54. The humble ftate of Chrift in the worlJ 
 
 253 
 John, 18. 40. Chrift and Barabbas - - 269 
 
 Luke, 23. 4. The conduft of Chrift contrafted with 
 the conduft of other public characters - - 285 
 
 I Cor. I. 23. The ftumbling-block to the Jews, and 
 the fooliftinefs to the Greeks - - - 301 
 
 Pfa. 139. 13. The proper fource of religious inftrudlion 
 
 317 
 I Pet. 2. 12. The tranfgrefTions of Chriftians - 333 
 I Chron. 16. 25. The theology of the Old Teftament 351 
 Luke, I. 1—4. The hiftorical form of the Gofpel 371 
 John, 10. 24. The prejudices of the Jews - 393 
 
 Vol.2. 1818. 
 Eccl. 12. I. Early piety - . - , i 
 
 Pfa. 119. 71. The advantages of affiiftion - 17 
 
 John, 16. 33. The proper comfort of affiidtion - 33 
 
 Matt. 19. 20. Human laws and moral condudt 49 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. The example of Chrift - - 67 
 Heb. 2. 15. The fear of death (2 ferm.) - 85 
 Job, 22. 21. The true fource of peace of mind 115 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. The nature of repentance - 133 
 John, 9. 4. The danger of a late repentance - 149 
 Dan. 5. 7. Belftiazzar's impious feaft - - 165 
 Ezek. 37. 3. The vifion of the valley full of bones 181 
 Matt. 26. 35. Peter's denial of Chrift - - 199 
 Matt.-6. 6. Private devotion - . - 215 
 Pfa. 22. 22. Public worftiip - - - - 233 
 2 Tim. 4. 3. Worftiip in our proper church - 251 
 Rom. II. 14, 15. Confcience - - - 271 
 Luke, 22. 19. The duty of receiving the facrament 289 
 Matt. 26. 26. The communion fervice - 305 
 
 1 Cor. 1 1 . 29. The worthy and unworthy reception of 
 the facrament - - - - - -321 
 
 John, 13. 34. The new commandment [Hofpital] 337 
 John, 13. 27. Almfgiving for the fupport of lunatics 
 
 [Lunatic Afylum] - - - - 361 
 
 John, 5. 39. Contributions for religious inftrudfion 
 
 [S.P.C.K.] ------ 393 
 
 Vol. 3. 1 82 1. 
 Gen. I. 26. Man the image of God - - i 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15. The two guides of human condudt 23 
 Exod. 37. 23. Propriety in public worftiip - 45 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Charity - _ - - 63 
 Matt. I. 21. Titles and proceedings of Jefus Chrift 83 
 Phil. 2. 6-8. The dignity and the humiliation of Chrift 
 
 103 
 Matt. 4. 23. Jefus Chrift's mode of teaching - 125 
 Pfa. 90. 12. Numbering our days - - 147 
 
 I Cor. 12. 4-6. The diverfities in nature - 167 
 
 Prov. 29. 15. Exceflive indulgence to children 185 
 John, 5. 22. The day of judgment - - 207 
 
 Adls, 15. 39. The contention of Paul and Barnabas 227 
 Mark, 10. 23. The religion and virtue of the rich and 
 great -----".' ^4-7 
 Pfa. 122. 6-9. The motives and the duties of a patriot 
 
 267 
 Deut. 4. 8. The laws. [Aflizes.] - - 289 
 
 Prov. 24. 21. National revolution. [Univ. Oxf.] 309 
 I Cor. 15.53. The dignity of human nature - 333 
 Ecclef. 7. 16. Righteous overmuch - - 353 
 
 Rom. 8. 30. Predeftination - - - - 375 
 
 Rom. 7. 19. Original fm - - - 399 
 
 Sermon, Numb. 32. 6. The right o{ refifting 
 foreign invafion. [Volunteers.] 4°. 
 
 Newark, 1803 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 10. 14. The expediency of trans- 
 lating our Scriptures into feveral ot the Ori- 
 ental languages, and the means of rendering
 
 1 87 
 
 i88 
 
 BARROW, William, LL.D,, F.R.S. {continued). 
 
 thofe tranflations ufeful, in an attempt to 
 convert the nations of India to the Chriftian 
 faith. 4°, Ox/. 1808 
 
 BARROWES, Henry. 
 
 A brief difcovery of the falfe churches : wherein 
 the rights of the Chriftian church are further 
 afferted by the Holy Scriptures. 8°. Lon^. 1 707 
 
 Firft printed 1590. 
 
 BARRUEL. the Abbe Augustin. 
 
 A French Jefuit ; born 1741, died 1820. 
 
 Memoirs illuftrating the hiftory of Jacobinifm. 
 A tranflation from the French [by Lord Clif- 
 ford ?] 4 vol. 8°. LoK^. 1797 
 
 Vol. I. 1797. 
 The anti-Chriftian confpiracy, Voltaire, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1797. 
 The anti-monarchical confpiracy, Voltaire, Rouffeau, 
 Mafonry, &c. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1798. 
 The anti-focial confpiracy, the Illuminees. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1798. 
 Anti-focial confpiracy, hiftorical part. 
 The firft volume was publifhed in the lifetime of Ed- 
 mund Burke, who has given the following teftimony 
 regarding it : — " The whole of the wonderful narrative is 
 fupported by documents and proofs, with the moft juridical 
 regularity and exadlnefs. The refledtions and reafonings 
 are interfperfed with infinite judgment, and in their moft 
 proper places, for leading the fentiments of the reader and 
 preventing the force of plaufible objeftions. The tendency 
 of the whole is admirable in every point of view, political, 
 religious, and philofophical." See Preface v. 
 
 BARRY, Edward, D.D., M.D. 
 
 Born 1759. Educated at Briftol fchool and the Uni- 
 verfity of St. Andrews. Obtained the living, firft of St. 
 Mary's, and afterwards of St. Leonard's, Waliingford, where 
 he died 1822. 
 
 Twelve fermons, preached on particular occa- 
 fions. 8°. LoK^. 1789 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. Friendly foe. for relief of the fick, &c. 17 
 Jer. 14. 22. On the general drought of 1785 33 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 14. Bef the Order of Jerufalem Sols 49 
 Col. 3. 2- - - - - - - 70 
 
 Adls, 16. 30, 31. Condemned fermon - 85 
 
 Matt. 25. 13- - - - - - 109 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 12. At an ordination - - 120 
 
 John, 19. 30. Good Friday - - - - 137 
 
 John, II. 25. On the death of a lady - 153 
 
 Rom. 8. 31. Nov. 5th _ . _ _ 167 
 
 Mark, 10. 23. For a lying-in charity - 181 
 
 Luke, 15. 17, 18 _____ 201 
 
 The friendly call to truth and reafon to a new 
 
 fpecies of diflenters ; with obfervations on 
 
 the Toleration Aft. Third edition. Pp. 148. 
 
 8°. Reading, 1806 
 
 Sermon, Job, 37. 14. [Freemafons.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1808 
 BARSANUPHIUS, S. 
 Dodlrina circa opiniones Origenis. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 11. 592. 
 BARTER, William Brudenell, Reftor of High- 
 clere and Burghclere, and late Fellow of Oriel 
 College, Oxford. 
 Trafts in defence of the Chriftian Sabbath, the 
 Church, her priefthood, and her facraments. 
 8°. Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 BARTER, William Brudenell {contmueJ). 
 
 Preface ______ i-lxxviii 
 
 The divine inftitution of the Chriftian fabbath i 
 
 Obfervations on Remarks on the Progrefs of Popery, 
 
 1836 ______ 43 
 
 Lord Morpeth's Remarks on the Tradls for the 
 
 Times confidered - - - - -iii 
 
 A word in defence of our altars and Catholic Church 139 
 Letter to the Hebdomadal Board, 1845 " 175 
 
 On the Maynooth grant - - - - igi 
 
 The Englifti church not in fchifm, with poftfcript 207 
 The gainfaying of Core - _ - _ 305 
 
 The opponents of baptifmal regeneration folemnly 
 
 warned _______ 427 
 
 A folemn warning to thofe who pervert the dodlrine of 
 
 fpecial grace _____ ^70 
 
 Letter to the Archbi/hop of Canterbury - - 499 
 
 Twelve anfwers to diflenters - - - 513 
 
 Extradt of the fecond edition of the Tradl on Baptifmal 
 
 Regeneration - - - - - -521 
 
 BARTHELEMY, John James. 
 
 A learned writer; born in Provence, 1716. Educated 
 in the college of the Jefuits at Marfeilles. Died 1795. 
 
 Voyage du jeune Anacharfis en Grece dans la 
 milieu du quatrieme fiecle avant I'ere vulgaire 
 [Anonymous.] 9 vol. 12°. and a 4°. atlas. 
 Deux-ponts, 1791 
 
 BARTHEL SCHED, S. 
 
 Hiftoricum de Sadducsis. Ugolinus, 22. 243 
 
 BARTHOLIN, Thomas. 
 
 A celebrated anatomift ; born at Copenhagen, 16 19. 
 Named a counfellorof the German nation, 1642 ; profeffor 
 of mathematics at Denmark, 1647. Died 1680. 
 De libris legendis dilTertationes quas propter ra- 
 
 ritatem ac praeftantiam publics reftituit, et de 
 
 vana librorum pompa. I 2°. Franc. 1 7 1 1 
 Paralytici N. T. medico et philologico com- 
 
 mentario illuftrati. Ugolinus, 30. 1459 
 
 De morbis Biblicis, mifcellanea medica. 
 
 Ibid. 1 52 1 
 BARTHOLOM.^US EDESSENUS. 
 Confutatio Hagareni. Le Moyne, Var. Sacra, i 
 BARTHOLOM^US FERRARIENSIS, Ordo 
 
 Prsdicatorum. 
 Polyhiftoria 1288-1367. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 6. 435 
 BARTHOLOMiEUS, Scriba. 
 Annales Genuenfes, ab anno 1224. Ibid. 6.435 
 BARTHOLOM.S:iS, Joannes Bandinus, de. 
 Hiftoria Senenfis 1402- 1 42 2, continuata ufque 
 
 ad annum 1468. Ibid. 20. I 
 
 BARTLET, William. 
 
 Of New Inn Hall, Oxford ; minifter at Wapping, and 
 afterwards at Bideford. Died 1682 in a good old age. He 
 was a Congregationalift. 
 
 A model of the Primitive Congregational way. 
 4°. Lond. 1647 
 
 BARTLET, WiUiam. 
 
 A diflenting minifter. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 132. 18. The king's profperity, 
 
 and his enemies' confufton. [Acceffion.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1718 
 BARTOLI, P. 
 Les miracles de S. Fran9ois Xavier. See Xavier.
 
 190 
 
 BARTOLOCCI, Julius. 
 
 A learned Ciftercian monk ; born at Celano, in Naples, 
 1613. He was profefTor of Hebrew at the college of the 
 Neophytes and Tranfmarins at Rome from 1651 until his 
 death in 1687. 
 
 Bibliotheca magna rabbinica de fcriptoribus et 
 fcriptis Hebraicis. 4 vol. fbl. ^i);w. 1675-93. 
 C. J. Imbonati Bibliotheca Latino-Hebraica, 
 five de fcriptoribus Lat. qui ex diverfis na- j 
 tionibus contra Judasos fcripfere. i vol. 
 Rom. 1694. In all 5 vol. folio. 
 
 Rom. 1675-94* 
 
 Vitae celebrium rabbinorum. Relandi Analeft. 
 
 Excerpta de voce nbo. Ugolinus, 32. 679 
 
 Trad, de mulicis inftrumentis Hebraeorum. 
 
 Ibid. 32. 457 
 
 BARTON, Charles, B.D. 
 
 Sermon, A6ls, 14. 23. [Ordination.] 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1803 
 
 BARTON, D., M.A., Reftor of St. Margaret's, 
 New Fifh Street, London. 
 
 Sermon, Hag. i. 9. Mercy in the midft of 
 judgment ; by a gracious difcovery of a cer- 
 tain remedy for London's languifhing trade. 
 [Before Lord Mayor, &c.] i^, Lond. 1670 
 
 BARTON, PhiUp, LL.D., Canon of Chrift 
 Ch. Oxon. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 20. 3. The nature and ad- 
 vantages of a religious faft. [General fall.] 
 4°. Lond. 1739 
 
 BARTON, Richard, B.D. 
 
 The analogy of divine wifdom in the material, 
 fenfitive, moral, civil, and fpiritual fyftem of 
 things. 8°. Dubl. 1750 
 
 BARTON, Samuel, D.D., Preb. of Weftminfter. 
 
 Sermon, Amos, 4. 12. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. i6go 
 
 Sermon, John, 5. 14. Before the Lord Mayor. 
 
 4°. 1702 
 
 BARUH, Raphael. 
 
 Critica facra examined : or, an attempt to (how 
 that a new method may be found to reconcile 
 the feemingly glaring variations in parallel 
 pafTages of Scripture ; and that fuch variations, 
 confequently, are no proofs of corruptions or 
 miftakes of tranfcribers. 8°. Lond. 1775 
 
 BARWICK, Edward, M.A., of Trinity CoU. 
 
 Dublin. I 
 
 Treatife on the Church, chiefly with refpeft to j 
 its government : in which the divine right of 
 epifcopacy is maintained, the fupremacy of the 
 bifhop of Rome proved to be contrary to the 
 Scriptures and primitive Fathers : and the 
 Reformed Epifcopal Church in England, Ire- 
 land, and Scotland, proved to be a found and 
 orthodox part of the Catholic Church. Com- 
 piled from the moft eminent divines. Second 
 edition, confiderably enlarged and improved. 
 8°. Be/fnjl, 1 81 3 
 
 BARWICK, John, D.D., Dean of St. Paul's. 
 
 Born at Wetherflack, in Weftmoreland, 1612. Died at 
 London, 1664. In the civil wars he was of great afliftance 
 to the royal caufe, and contributed towards bringing about 
 the Reftoration. Dean of Durham, 1660. Dean of St. 
 Paul's, 166 1, which cathedral he greatly improved. 
 
 Vita, a Petro Barwick, M.D., confcripta, adjicitur 
 appendix epiftolarum. 8°. Lond. 172 1 
 
 Life, by Dr. P. Barwick. Tranflated, with 
 notes, an appendix of letters, &c. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1724 
 
 BASIER, or BASIRE, Isaac, D.D. 
 
 A learned, adlivc, and induftrious man. Born 1607; 
 Prebendary of Durham, 1643 j Archdeacon of Northum- 
 berland, 1644. On the furrender of the Oxford garrifon 
 to the Parliament, he went to the Eaft to propagate the 
 doctrine of the Englifli Church among the Greeks, Ara- 
 bians, &c. ; which he did with confiderable fuccefs. Re- 
 turning to England, 1 661, he was reftored to his prefer- 
 ments. Died 1676. 
 
 The ancient liberty of the Britannick Church 
 and the legitimate exemption thereof from the 
 Roman patriarchate, difcourfed on four por- 
 tions and aflerted. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1661 
 
 Deo et ecclefis facrum. Sacriledge arraigned 
 and condemned by St. Paul, Rom. ii. 22. 
 Second edition, correfted and enlarged. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1668 
 
 The hiftory of the Englifh and Scotch prefbytery : 
 wherein is difcovered their defigns and practices 
 for the fubverfion of government in church 
 and ftate. [Anonymous.] Small 8°. 
 
 Printed in Villa Franca, 1659 
 
 The dead man's living fpeech : a funeral fermon 
 on Heb. 11. 4. Together with a brief of the 
 life, dignities, benefactions, principal adions, 
 and fuiFerings, and of the death oi the late 
 Lord Bifliop of Durham. [Cofm.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1673 
 
 (The correfpondence oi^ with memoir of his 
 life, by W. N. Darnell, B.D., Reftor of 
 Stanhope. 8°. Lond. 1831 
 
 BASELEY, J., A.M., Chaplain to the Bp. of 
 Kildare, and Proprietor of Grofvenor Chapel. 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. 8'^. Lond. 1801 
 
 James, 2. 19. On the belief in God, and the works 
 
 that fliould follow it (2 ferm.) - - - i 
 
 Gen. 2. 16, 17. On the law to which our firft: parents 
 
 were fubjedl in Paradife - - - - 47 
 
 Gen. 2. 16, 17. Liberty and neceflity - - 71 
 
 Luke, 17. I. Same fubjedt - - - 91 
 
 I John, 5. 7. The doftrine of the Holy Trinity 113 
 
 Luke, 7. 33, 34. The Jews' reproach of our Saviour, 
 
 and on John the Baptift - - - - 135 
 
 John, 18. 38. On Pilate's queftion, What is Truth ? 163 
 
 Ifa. 51. 7. On fearing the reproach of men - 185 
 
 Luke, 6. 36. The duty of mercifulnefs - - 209 
 
 A6ts, 24. 25. On the judgment to come - 233 
 
 Job, 22. 21. On peace with God - - - 251 
 
 BASIL [BASILIUS], St., furnamed the Great. 
 
 One of the moft eloquent of the Fathers of the Church. 
 Born at Caefarea, in Cappadocia, 326 ; ftudied, under the 
 famous Libanius, at Antioch and Conftantinople j went to 
 Athens, where he met with Gregory Nazianzen, with 
 whom he had a very cordial intimacy ; retired to his native
 
 191 
 
 192 
 
 BASIL [BASILIUS], Saint [continued). 
 country, and taught rhetoiic, 355; became a monk; 
 chofen fucceflbr to Eufebius, bifhop of Caefarea, 370; died 
 379. He wrote with great elegance and purity : his ftyle 
 is majeftic, his reafonings profound, and his erudition ex- 
 tenfive. The beft edition of his works is the Benedidine, 
 3 vol. folio, 1722—30. That defcribed below is an ex- 
 cellent reprint of it, with additions. 
 
 Opera omnia quae exftant, vel quas ejus nomine 
 circumferuntur ad MSS. Codices Gallicanos, 
 Vaticanos, Florentinos, et Anglicos, necnon 
 ad antiquiores editiones calligata, multis aucla : 
 nova interpretatione, criticis prasfationibus, 
 notis, variis leftionibus illuftrata, nova S. Doc- 
 toris vita et copiofiflimis indicibus locupletata. 
 Gr. et Lat. opera et rtudio Domini Juliani 
 Gamier, Monachi Bcnediftini, editio Parifma, 
 altera emendata et aufta. 3 vol. in 6. Par. 1839 
 
 Vol. I. pars I. 
 Praefatio ------- i-lxxxi 
 
 Homiliae ix. in Hexaemeron novem - - i 
 
 Homilia? in quofdam Pfalmos [fell, i, 7, 14, 28, 29, 
 
 .32> 33>44j 45. 48, 59> 61, 114] - - 127 
 
 Libri adverfus Eunomium v, - - - - 292 
 
 Vol. I. pars 2. 
 Appendix : Opera quasdam ei falfo adfcripta, quibus 
 opus Eunomii adjungitur. 
 
 De hominis ftrudlura, orationes ii. - - 459 
 
 De Paradifo, oratio ----- 493 
 
 In Pfalmos 14, 28, 37, 115, 132, homiliae 499 
 
 Enarratio in prophetam Efaiam - - 535 
 
 Eunomii impii apologia, quam confutavit Bafilius 
 
 Magnus 887 
 
 Euftathii in Hexaemeron Bafilii Magni Latina meta- 
 phrafis ----.. 909 
 
 Notse Frontonis Ducaei et Frederici Morelli - 975 
 Praecipus antiquarum editjonum prasfitiones 106 1 
 D. Marani addenda et emendanda - - 1074 
 
 pars I. 
 
 15.9 
 
 Indices 
 
 Vol 
 
 Praefatio - 
 
 Homiliae de diverfis. 
 De jejunio Hh. ii. 
 In illud, Attende tibiipfi, Deut 
 De gratiarum acftione 
 In Mart)'rem Julittam - - - . 
 
 In illud, Deftruam horrea mea, Luc. 12. 18 
 In divites ------ 
 
 In famem et ficcitatem 
 
 In illud, Quod Deus non eft auftor malorum 
 Adverfus iratos - . - . - 
 
 De invidia ----- 
 
 In principium Proverbiorum 
 
 In S. Baptifma - - - - - 
 
 In ebriofos ------ 
 
 De fide - 
 
 In illud, In principio erat Verbum - 
 In Barlaam martjrem - . - 
 
 In Gordium martyrem - - - - 
 
 In SS. xl. martyres . - - . 
 
 De humilitate - . - - - 
 
 Quod rebus mundanis adhaerendum non fit 
 Ad adolefcentes, de legendis libris Gentilium 
 In Mamantem martyrem 
 Contra Sabellianos et Arium et Anomaeos 
 
 Afcetica. 
 
 Piaevia inftitutio afcetica 
 Sermo afceticus de renuntiatione fasculi 
 Sermo de afcetica difciplina . - - 
 
 Procemium de judicio Dei - - . 
 
 Sermo de fide . - . - - 
 
 Index Moralium . - - 
 
 1077-1162 
 
 22 
 
 34 
 46 
 60 
 71 
 87 
 101 
 116 
 127 
 136 
 158 
 171 
 182 
 187 
 194 
 198 
 209 
 220 
 229 
 243 
 259 
 265 
 
 277 
 281 
 295 
 298 
 
 3" 
 
 322 
 
 327 
 
 445 et 45* 
 
 457 
 
 - 464 
 
 467 
 
 565 
 579 
 581 
 
 754 
 759 
 761 
 763 
 831 
 
 BASIL [BASILIUS], Saint [continued). 
 Initium Moralium - - - 
 
 Sermo afceticus - . . 
 
 Procemium in regulas fufius tradlatas 
 Capita regularum fufius tradlatarum 
 Reguls fufius tra£latae - 
 
 Vol. 2. pars 2. 
 
 Afcetica [continued). 
 
 Capita regularum brevius traftatarum 
 
 Prooemium in regulas breviores 
 
 Regulae brevius tradlatae 
 
 Pcenas in monachos delinquentes 
 
 Epitimia in canonicas - - - 
 
 Capita conftitutionum . - - 
 
 Conftitutiones monafticae 
 
 Homilia de Spiritu Sanfto 
 
 Homilia in aliquot Scripturae locos, difta in Lacizis 836 
 
 Homilia in ianftam Chrifti generadonem - 848 
 
 Homilia de poenitentia - - - - 859 
 
 Homilia adverfus calumniatores S. Trinitatis - 867 
 Sermo de libero arbitrio - - - - 872 
 
 Homilia in illud, Ne dederis fomnum oculis tuis, 
 Prov. 6. 4- - - - - - 877 
 
 Homiliae iii. de jejunio - - - - 883 
 
 Sermo afceticus, de religiofae exercitationis informa- 
 tione ------- 885 
 
 De baptifmo, libri ii. - - - - 887 
 
 Liturgia S. Bafilii Alexandrina . - - 956 
 
 Liturgia S. Bafilii Coptica, Latine - - 975 
 
 Traftatus de confolatione in adverfis, Latine - 989 
 De laude folitariae vitae, Latine 
 Admonitio ad filium fpiritualem, Latine 
 
 Homiliae S. Bafilii viii. quas tranftulit Ruffinus e Graeco 
 in Latinum [Graece exftant] . - - 1012 
 
 Homilia in fandlum baptifmum, quae in Severiano Ar- 
 meno infcribitur ----- 1057 
 
 Chr. Fr. Matthasi appendix ad Bafilium Magnum, e 
 codicibus Mofquenfibus, de perfe(flione vitae mona- 
 
 999 
 
 1003 
 
 :horum, &c. 
 Notae Ducaei et Morelli - 
 Indices - . - 
 
 1064 
 
 1075 
 1 145 
 
 3. pars 
 
 3. pars 2. 
 
 Vol 
 Praefatio 
 Vita S. Bafilii - 
 Epiftolarum ordo, &c. 
 Liber de Spiritu Sandlo 
 Epiftolae [1-127] - 
 
 Vol 
 Epiftolae [128-365] - 
 Appendix. 
 Sermones xxiv. de moribus per Symeonem magiftrum et 
 
 logothetam feledli ex omnibus S. Bafilii operibus 685 
 Liber de vera virginitatis integritate [falfo adfcriptus 
 
 nomini Bafilii] _ _ _ . - 841 
 
 Notae Ducaei in librum de Spiritu San<5to - 925 
 
 D. Marani addenda et emendanda - - - 929 
 
 xxxvm 
 
 cclxi 
 
 I 
 
 97 
 
 315 
 
 Indices 
 Sermo, Gr. et Lat. 
 Adverfus Eunomium 
 Expofitio fidei. 
 
 933 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Galland. 7. 330 
 AthanafiiDial.v. 8°. 1570 
 Le Moyne, Varia Sacra, i 
 Epiftolae. Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 84 
 
 Oratio in Prov. 6. 4. 
 
 Oratio tertia de Jejunio. Ibid. i. 28 
 
 Rationes fyllogiftica; contra Arianos, Latine. 
 
 Canifius, I. 169 
 Expofitio SS. Patrum Magni Bafilii et Gregorii 
 Theologi de orthodoxa fide. Ibid. i. 188 
 
 Liturgia. 
 
 AfTemani Anaphora, J. A. Codex Lit. 7. 45. 212 
 Canones. Beveregii Pandedtas, 2, pars i 
 
 Ex Bafilio. Erafmi Opera, 5. 483
 
 193 
 
 194 
 
 BASIL [BASILIUS], Bishop of Seleucia. 
 
 Flouriihed a.d. 44S. In the time of Eutyches he fell 
 into the error of denying the two natures in Chrift ; but at 
 the Council of Chalcedon he came over to the orthodox 
 faith. In his Orations he generally keeps to the literal 
 interpretation of the particular points he takes in hand, 
 and illuftrates them with an exuberance of ornament. 
 
 Opera, qus extant, Gr. et Lat. [una cum Gre- 
 
 gorii Thaumat. et Macarii Opp.] 
 Orationes xl. 
 
 In illud, In principio creavit 
 Deus ccElum et terram i 
 
 ritis, et efficiamini ficut 
 
 parvuli - - - 15 1 
 In illud, Venite ad me om- 
 
 nes qui laboratis - 156 
 In illud, Venite poft me, 
 
 faciam vos fieri piscatores 
 
 hominum - - 160 
 In illud, Ecce afcendimus 
 
 Hierofolymam - - 164 
 In illud, Pater, fi poffibile 
 
 eft - - - - 170 
 In quinque mille homines 
 
 quinque panibus paftos 175 
 In illud, Tu es qui ventu- 
 
 rus es ? - - 178 
 
 In public, et Pharif. 180 
 
 In duos Evangelii cascos 185 
 De infantibus in Bethleem 
 188 
 Contra Judaeos de Salvatoris 
 
 adventu demonftratio 194 
 In S. Deiparae annunciatio- 
 
 nem - - - - 205 
 In Transfig. Dom. - 220 
 De vita ac miraculis D. The- 
 
 clae virginis martyris Ico- 
 
 nienfis - - - 225 
 Notae Claudii Danfqueii et 
 
 Petri Pantini Tiletani 315 
 Indices - - - 391 
 
 In Adamum - - 6 
 
 In Cainum et Abelum 19 
 In Noemum - - 25 
 
 In Abrahamum - - 38 
 In Jofephum - - 44 
 
 In Moyfen - - -50 
 In Elifeum et Sunamitidem 
 56 
 In S. Eliam - - 61 
 In Jonam - - - 66 
 In Davidem - - 78 
 
 In Herodiadem - - 103 
 In Centurionem - 108 
 In Chananaeum - - Hj 
 In Claudum ad portam fpe- 
 
 ciofam fedentem 118 
 
 In illud, Navigabant fimul 
 
 cum Jefu difcipuli, et ecce 
 
 tempeftas magna - 123 
 De Arreptivo - - 126 
 In illud, Die ut fedeant hi 
 
 duo filii mei - 131 
 
 In illud. Quern me dicunt 
 
 homines elTe ? - - 136 
 In illud, Ego fum Paflor 
 
 bonus - - - 142 
 In Olympia - - - 147 
 In illud, Nifi converfi fue- 
 
 Orationes xliv. 
 
 Demonftratio adverfus Judasos de adventu Chrifti. 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 428 
 Demonftratio adverfus Judsos de adventu Chrifti. 
 Gr. et Lat. Canifius, i. 238. 
 Orationes xl. &c. Gregorii Neocsf. Opera. 
 
 Oratio in S. Deiparam. 
 
 Combeiis, Novum Audlarium, i. 569 
 
 BASIL, I. [BASILIUS, Imperator.] 
 
 Surnamed the Macedonian. Emperor of Conftantinople ; 
 fonof a farmer ; alTalTmated the Emperor Michael III. and 
 fucceeded him ; yet he governed with juftice and modera- 
 tion, and his fubjeCls looked up to him as a father. Died 
 886, aged 72. 
 
 Exhortationes ad Leonem filium 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 16. 719 
 Altera exhortatio ad filiunv, 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 2. 679-681 
 BASIL the Monk. 
 
 Flourifhed 1 140. 
 
 Afcetas vitas defcriptio. Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 750 
 Bafileenfe concilium. See Martlet Durand. viii. 
 BASILIDES. 
 
 A Gnoftic who lived and taught in the firft half of the 
 fecond century. 
 
 Fragmenta. Grabe, Spicil. 2. 39 
 
 BASIRE, Isaac. See Easier. 
 
 BASNAGE DE BEAUVAL, Henry. 
 
 Born at Rouen, 1656 ; died 17 10. Eminent as a lawyer. 
 The revocation of the Edift of Nantes obliged him to fettle 
 in Holland. The periodical he publifhed under the title 
 Hiftoire des Ouvrages des Savans was intended as a con- 
 tinuation of Bayle's Nouvelles de la Republique des Lettres. 
 It is impartially written, and includes papers of confiderable 
 merit. 
 
 Hiftoire des ouvrages des favans. See Histoire. 
 BASNAGE DE BEAUVAL, James. 
 
 Born at Rouen, 1653 ; died 1710. Was firft mafter of 
 the Proteftant church at Rouen. After the revocation of 
 the Edift of Nantes he went to Holland, where he minis- 
 tered to a congregation fucceflively at Rotterdam and at the 
 Hague. Being in favour with the grand penfionary Hein- 
 fius, and ftill preferving his attachment to France, he ren- 
 dered fuch fervices to his country, in facilitating the treaty 
 of alliance with Holland, that he was rewarded with his 
 recall, and the reftoration of his property. 
 Hiftoire des Juifs, depuis Jefus-Chrift, jufqu'a 
 prefent pour fervir de fuplement et de con- 
 tinuation de Jofeph. 5 vol. in 6. 1 2°. 
 
 Rotterd. 1707 
 Hiftoire des Juifs. Nouvelle edition augmentee. 
 15 vol. 12°. a la Haye, 1706 
 
 Vol. I and 2. 
 Table des auteurs. 
 
 L'etat et le gouvernment de la Judee fous la race des 
 Herodes. 
 
 Vol. 3 and 4. 
 L'hiftoire des feftes. 
 
 Vol. 5 and 6. 
 L'hiftoire des patriarches, des princes de la captivite,Thal- 
 mudiftes, &c. 
 
 Vol. 7 and 8. 
 Les dogmes des Juifs, &c. 
 
 Vol. 9 and 10. 
 Leurs rites et leurs ceremonies. 
 
 Vol. 1 1 and 12. 
 La difperfion jufqu'a viii. fiecle. 
 
 Vol. 13, 14, 15. 
 La difperfion depuis le viii. fiecle jufqu'a I'expulfion des 
 
 Juifs d'Efpagne. Index. 
 
 Beft edition of this valuable work. For a review of it 
 fee Nouv. de la Republ. des Lettres, 29, 416, 515, and 
 627—630, 633. 
 
 Supplement. See Boissi. 
 
 The hiftory of the Jews from Jefus Chrift to the 
 prefent time : containing their antiquities, 
 their religion, their rites, the difperfion of 
 the ten tribes in the Eaft, and the perfecu- 
 tions this nation has fuft"ered in the Weft. 
 Tranflated by Thomas Taylor, A.M. Folio. 
 
 Land. 1708 
 This tranflation is made from the early edition. It has 
 
 become very fcarce. 
 
 Hiftoire de hi religion des Eglifes reformees de- 
 puis Jefus-Chrift jufqu'a prefent. Nouvelle 
 edition, augmentee des fept premiers fiecles de 
 I'Eglife. 2 vol. 4°. Rot. 1725 
 
 Beft edition. It is intended as an anfwer to BofTuet's 
 
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 Vol. I. 
 L'hiftoire du gouvernement de I'Eglile dans fes dioceles
 
 ^95 
 
 196 
 
 BASNAGE DE BEAUVAL, James {continued). 
 
 d'Alexandrie, d'Antioche, d'Afrique, des Gaules, de 
 
 Conftantinople, et de Rome. 
 L'hiftoire de fa dodtrine depuis Jefus-Chrift jufqu'a 1' xi. 
 
 fiecle. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 L'hiftoire de reuchariftie. ' 
 L'hiftoire de I'adoration du facrement. 
 L'hiftoire du culce des faints et de leurs reliques. 
 L'hiftoire du culte de la Vierge, des anges, &c. 
 L'hiftoire des images. 
 L'hiftoire des Albigeois, des Vaudois, et des Eglifes de 
 
 Boheme. 
 L'etablifTement de la Reformation. 
 L'hiftoire des dogmes depuis la Reformation. 
 L'hiftoire des principaux dogmes de I'Eglife Romaine. 
 
 Sermons fur divers fujets de morale, de theologie, 
 et de rhiftoire fainte. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. Rotterdam, 1709. 
 Apoc. 21. 22. L'aneantiffement de la religion - i 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. Le crucifiement du fidele - 39 
 
 Jean, 6. 45. L'inftrudtion divine, et fes effets 75 
 
 Pfa. 44. 23, 24. Les fouftrances des faints, et le fom- 
 meil de Dieu - - - - - -113 
 
 Pfa. 88. 15. Les fraieurs d'une ame fidele 
 
 2 Tim. I. 12. L'afliirance du falut 
 
 Matt. 15. 22-28. La foi des miracles - 
 
 Pfa. 139. 24. La route du monde 
 
 Jean, 4. 23, 24. Le changement du culte 
 
 Lam. 5. 21. La converfion et la profperite 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. La faufTe et la vraie devotion 
 
 Phil. 2. 6, 7. La divinite du Fils, et fon aneantiffement 
 
 459 
 Acres, 12. 21-23. L'ufage de la gloire - 
 
 Vol. 2. Rotterdam, 1709. 
 Jude, 6. La chute des anges 
 Rom. 7. 24. La foibleife des faints 
 2 Tim. 2. I. Les progres dans la fandtification 
 Matt. 4. I, 2. Le jeune de Jefus-Chrift 
 
 159 
 203 
 247 
 2S7 
 
 371 
 413 
 
 5" 
 
 51 
 
 lOI 
 
 145 
 
 Matt. 4. 3, 4. Les moiens humains, etla benedicflion de 
 
 199 
 263 
 311 
 
 357 
 409 
 
 453 
 
 Di 
 Matt. 4. 5—7. La confiance temeraire repouffee 
 Matt. 4. 8—10. Le mepris des grandeurs 
 Matt. 19. 26, 27. La difficulte du falut - 
 Ef. 66. 2. Les regards de Dieu - - - 
 
 Heb. 1 1. 24-26. Le triomphe de la foi - 
 I Jean, 3. 24. L'union de I'ame avec Jefus-Chrift 501 
 Pfa. 17. 15. La vifion beatifique de Dieu - 561 
 
 Table. 
 
 [Vol. 3.] ^ 
 Nouveaux fermons avec des prieres pour les differens 
 
 etats de la vie, de la penitence, et de la mort. 
 
 a la Haye, 1720 
 Pfa. 90. ic— 12. La brevete de la vie, et le coeur de 
 
 fageffe --.---. i 
 
 Luc, 15. 11—32. La parabole de I'enfant prodigue. 
 
 fermons.) -.--.. 
 Heb. 12. 17. La fevcrite de Dieu - - - 
 
 Col. 3. 3. La vie cachee - - . . 
 
 Col. 3. 3, 4. La vie manifeftee - - - 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59, 60. La promptitude de la repentance 390 
 Jean, 6. 67, 68. La defertion et la perfeverance 454 
 
 Thefaurus monumentorum. See Canisius. 
 
 Other works : Hiftoire de I'Ancien etdu Nouveau Tefta- 
 ment, 2 vol. folio, Amji. 1705. With plates by Romaine 
 de Hooge, &c. A complete lift of Bafnage's works is given 
 by Niceron, vol. 4 and 10. 
 
 BASNAGE de FLOTTEMANVILLE, Samuel. 
 
 Born 1638; died 1721. Minifter of the Proteftant 
 Church at Bayeux, in Normandy ; fettled at Zutphen after 
 the revocation of the Edidl of Nantes. He has publiftied 
 feveral valuable works, efpecially on ecclefiaftical hiftory. 
 
 (4 
 
 53 
 
 242 
 
 288 
 
 338 
 
 BASNAGE DE FLOTTEMANVILLE {continued). 
 
 De facris et ecclefiaflicis exercitationes hiftorico- 
 criticae, in quibus Cardinalis Baronii Annales, 
 ab anno xxxv., in quo Cafaubonus defiit, ex- 
 penduntur, turn et multa adverfus Bellarminum, 
 Lightfootum, Pagium, et alios, difcutiuntur. 
 4°. Ultr. 1692 
 
 For a review of this work fee Le Clerc, Bibl. Un. 22. 489. 
 
 Annales politico-ecclefiaftici annorum 645, a 
 C^fare Augullo ad Phocam ufque. In qui- 
 bus res imperii ecclefiaeque obfervatu digniores 
 fubjiciuntur oculis, errorefque evelluntur Ba- 
 ronio. 3 vol. folio. Rotterd. 1706 
 
 Vol. I. Anno ante Dominum, 63-A.D. 100. 
 Vol. 2. A.D. 101-363. 
 
 Additas funt duodecim differtationes ad illuftrandam 
 antiquitatem ecclefiafticam idoneae. 
 Vol. 3. A.D. 364—602. 
 
 BASNETT, Mills. 
 
 On lay and private patronage. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fath. 3. 359 
 
 BASSET, William, Reft, of St. Swithin, London. 
 
 An anfwer to the brief hiftory of the Unitarians, 
 called alfo Socinians. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1693 
 
 BASTINGIUS, Jeremias. 
 
 An expofition on the catechifm of Chrittian re- 
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 BASTWICK, John, M.D. 
 
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 Padua. For his writings againft Epifcopacy he was fined 
 and imprifoned, until the Commonwealth Parliament re- 
 leafed him ; after which he wrote with equal acrimony 
 againft Independency. 
 
 The anfwer of John Baft wick to the information 
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 4°. _ _ .. /. 1637 
 
 The confeffion of the faithfull witnefTe of Chrift, 
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 4°. 1643 
 
 BATE, James, M.A., Reftor of Deptford. 
 
 Born 1703; admitted a penfioner of Corpus Chrifti 
 College, Cambridge, 1720 j Redtor of Deptford, 1731 ; 
 died 1775. He was a good Hebrew fcholar. 
 
 An effay towards a rationale of the literal doc-
 
 197 
 
 BATE, James, M.A. [continued). 
 
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 A rationale of the literal dodrine of original fin ; 
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 Two fermons, Pfa. 113. 3, 4. [S.P.G.F.P.] 
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 A fummary view and defence of the fcheme of 
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 An enquiry into the occaflonal and Handing 
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 BATE, Julius, M.A. [continued). 
 
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 The examiner examined ; or, the examination of 
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 Remarks upon Dr. Benfon's fermon on the Gos- 
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 A defence of Mr. Hutchinfon's plan : being an 
 anfwer to the Modeft Apology. [Anonymous.] 
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 Michah, 5. 2, and Matt. 2. 6, reconciled; with 
 fome remarks on Dr. Hunt's Latin oration at 
 Oxford, 1748, and Dr. Grey's laft words of 
 David, and David numbering the people. 
 Pp. 29. 8°. Lond. 1749 
 
 An Hebrew grammar : formed on the ufage of 
 the words by the infpired writers ; being an 
 attempt to make the learning of Hebrew eafy. 
 Pp. 24. 8°. Lond. 175 1 
 
 BATE, Thomas, B.D. 
 
 The duty of frequenting the publick fervice of the 
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 excellency of the Book of Common Prayer 
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 dialogue between a clergyman and his parifli- 
 ioner, i-iv. Pp. 42. 12°. Lond. 1734 
 
 BATEMAN, Josiah, M.A., Vicar of Marl- 
 borough, St. Mary, Wilts. 
 Sermons preached in India. 12°. Lond. 1839 
 Jer. 12. 5. The great lefl'on - - -. - i 
 
 Pfa. 3. 8. God's bleffing . - - - 26 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. Godly forrow - - - - 55 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. The penitent thief. (2 ferm.) 77 
 Heb. 2. 10. The mediatorial kingdom of Chrift 130 
 Pfa. 104. 34. Meditation - - - 158 
 
 I Cor. 10. 12. The caution - - - - 1S4 
 
 Rom. 7. 21. The conflift - - - 214 
 
 Adts, 23. II. Divine confolation - - - 242 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Faith, hope, charity - - 264 
 
 Afts, 26. 28. Struggling with convi6Uon - 291 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 5. 8. The atonement. 8°. 
 
 Madras, 1835 
 La martiniere. A reply to certain ftatements 
 refpefting the Bifhop of Calcutta, contained 
 in a work entitled. Recent meafures for the 
 promotion of education in England. Pp. 108. 
 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 BATEMAN, A. Wynne, A.M., Fellow of St. 
 
 John's, Cambridge. 
 Rom. I. 20, 21. Veterum philofophorum et fapi- 
 entum de populari religione fenlus, ac theologiae 
 ratio. Concio ad clerum. 4°. Cunt. 1746
 
 199 
 
 BATEMAN, Edmimd, D.D., Archd. of Lewes, 
 and Chaplain to the Abp. of Canterbury. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 4. 1, 2. [Sons of the clergy.] 
 4°. Lond. 1740 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 33. 18, 19. Preached before the 
 hon. truftees for ellablifhing the colony of 
 Georgia, in America, and the alTociates of the 
 late Rev. Dr. Bray. 4°. Lond. 1 741 
 
 BATEMAN, Thomas, M.D., F.L.S. 
 
 An eminent phyfician, born at Whitby, Yorkfliire, 1778. 
 Pradlifed with great fuccefs in London. Adopted the prin- 
 ciples of materialifm, but in the latter part of his life became 
 a confirmed believer. Died 1 82 1. His work, on cutaneous 
 difeafes paffed through feveral editions. 
 
 (Some account of the life and charadler of.) 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 BATES, Ely, Efq. 
 
 Chriftian politics, in four parts, [i. A view of 
 civil government ; 2. The importance of re- 
 ligion, with refleftions on religious eftablifh- 
 ments ; 3. The conduft of a good citizen ; 
 4. The way to live happily under all govern- 
 ments.] 8°. Lond. 1806 
 
 Rural philofophy ; or, refledlions on knowledge, 
 virtue, and happinefs, chiefly in reference to 
 a life of retirement in the country. Second 
 edition, with additions. 8°. Lond. 1 804 
 
 BATES, William, D.D. 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift divine ; born 1625 j ad- 
 mitted of Emanuel College, Cambridge, from which he 
 removed to King's in 1 644 j became a diftinguifhed preacher 
 among the Preltyterians, and was appointed Vicar of St. 
 Dunftan's in the Weft, London j died, at Hackney, 1699. 
 He was an elegant writer, full of admirable fimiles, — one 
 of the divines called filver-tongued. 
 
 Whole works, arranged and revifed, with a me- 
 moir of the author, by the Rev. W. Farmer. 
 4 vol. 8°. Lojid. 1 8 1 5 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoir of the author. 
 
 Treatife on the exiftence of God ... i 
 
 Treatife on the immortality of the foul - 57 
 
 The divinity of the Chriftian religion proved by the 
 
 evidence of reafon and divine revelation - 105 
 
 The harmony of the divine attributes in the contrivance 
 
 and accomplifhment of man's redemption by the Lord 
 
 Jefus Chrift ------ lyy 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Sermons on the forgivenefs of fins [on Pfa. 103. 4] i 
 The fure trial of uprightnefs [on Pla. 18. 28] - 65 
 
 The great duty of refignation [Matt. 26. 39] 135 
 
 The danger of profperity [Prov. i. 32] - 205 
 
 Spiritual perfedlion unfolded and enforced [2Cor. 7. i] 287 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 The everlafting reft of the faints in heaven [Heb. 4. 9] i 
 On divine meditation [Pfa. 119. 97] - - 113 
 
 On the fear of God [Job, 28. 28] - - 167 
 
 The four laft things, viz. death, judgment, heaven, hell, 
 pradtically confidered and applied in feveral difcourfes 
 
 231 
 Vol. 4. 
 Mifcellaneous fermons. 
 
 Heb. II. 6. The exiftence of a God - - i 
 
 Gen. 39. 9. Sin the moft formidable evil (2 ferm.) 33 
 
 I John, 5. 2. How men are faid to be the fens of 
 
 God ------ 67 
 
 Heb. 12. 5. How to bear affliftions (2 ferm.) 81 
 
 Luke, 14. 23. The marriage feaft (5 ferm.) - 10 1 
 
 BATES, William, D.D. {continued). 
 Funeral fermons. 
 
 Pla. 102. 26, 27. Fun. ferm. on Queen Mary 176 
 I Thefial. 4. 17. Fun. ferm. on Dr. T. Manton 203 
 John, 12. 26. Fun. ferm. on Dr. T. Jacomb 239 
 Luke, 23. 46. Fun. ferm. on R. Baxter - 297 
 
 John, 14. 2. Fun. ferm. on D. Clarkfon - 347 
 Rev. 22. 12. Fun. ferm. on B. Afhurft - 393 
 
 John, II. 16. Fun. ferm. on Dr. W. Bates, by John 
 Howe - - - - - - - 423 
 
 Tables and index ----- 457 
 
 Vits feledlorum aliquot virorum qui doftrina, 
 dignitate, autpietate inclaruere. [Anonymous.] 
 4°. Lond. 168 1 
 
 Dr. Bates was the editor of this valuable colleftion of 
 lives, amounting in all to thirty-two. Six of them are 
 anonymous, and the reft are taken from very fcarce tradls. 
 It contains Vitse H. Chichele, Gul. Waynfleti, J. P. Miran- 
 dulae, H. Savanarolae, per J. P. Mirandulam ; P. Bembi, 
 Card., per J.Cafam; Contareni,Card.,per J.Cafam ; Erafmi, 
 per Rhenanum ; G. Budaei, per L. Rhegium ; C. Longolii, 
 M. Buceri, B. Gilpini, per G. Carletonum ; V. Pinelli, per 
 Gualdum ; Scasvolae Samarthani, J. C. Scaligeri, J. Scaligeri, 
 H. Grodi, P. Pithcei, Henrici Wallise princip., T. Bod- 
 leii, Ulderici, J. C. Lagallas, perL. AUatium ; G.Cambdeni, 
 per D. Whcare ; A. Wallaei, P. Puteani, D. Petavii, J. Sir- 
 mondi, P. Molinasi, Henrici Valefii, J. Uflerii, &c. 
 
 Sermon on Heb. 12. 20, 21. Farewell SS. 156 
 Spiritual perfeftion unfolded and enforced from 
 
 2 Cor. 7. I, with eflay by Dr. J. Pye Smith. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1836 
 
 Confiderations on the exiftence of God and of 
 
 the immortality of the foul. 8°. Lond. 1676 
 A fhort defcription of the blefled place and ftatc 
 
 of the faints above. On John, 14. 2. [With 
 
 a fhort charafter of that excellent divine, Mr. 
 
 David Clarkfon.] 8°. Lond. 1687 
 
 BATES, The Rev. WilUam, M.A., Fellow, 
 Lefturer, and Heb. Left, of Ch. Coll. Camb. 
 
 College leftures on ecclefiaftical hiftory ; with 
 complete fets of Cambridge, Dublin, and 
 Durham Univerfity examination papers. 
 Royal 1 2°. Lond. 1 844 
 
 College leftures on Chriftian antiquities and the 
 ritual of the Englifti Church ; with feleftions 
 from the ancient canons, and the Cambridge, 
 Dublin, and Durham Univerfity examination 
 papers. Royal 12°. Lond. 1845 
 
 BATHER, Edward, M.A., Archd. of Salop. 
 
 Died 1847, in his 68th year. Studied at Oriel College, 
 Oxford. Vicar of Meole Brace, I S04. Became archdeacon 
 of Salop and prebendary of Lichfield. In all the duties of 
 his office he was moft diligent and faithfijl ; as a preacher he 
 was powerful and convincing, fhowing great perfpicuity o( 
 conception in his difcourfes, which, though perhaps not 
 deeply learned, yet difplayed a bold and mafculine train of 
 found argument, that imprefl'ed his hearers with the truth 
 of the matter dikufTed, and with fuch cogency and clear- 
 nefs that they became as it were imperceptibly identified 
 with the fubject, and were led to believe that his reafoning 
 was fuch that could not be avoided. A very favourable 
 review of his fermons will be found in the Britifh Critic, 
 3. 164. Befides the 3 vol. of fermons, he publiftied 14 
 charges and fome feparate fermons. Alfo, Hints on Cate- 
 chifing. Second edition. Sm. 8vo. 1849. 
 
 Sermons, chiefly praftical. 3 vol. 8°. Lond.
 
 20I 
 
 BATHER, Edward, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Vol. I. Third edition. 1840. 
 Heb. 13. 8. Chrift the fame for ever - - 1 
 
 I John, I. 1-4. Chriftmas day - - - 2.2 
 
 Matt. 27. 35. The hiftory of the crucifixion confidercd, 
 
 as illuftrative of God's love and man's depravity 44 
 Rom. 8. 3, 4. The weaknefs of the law, and the power 
 
 ofthegofpel ------ 68 
 
 Jer. 2. 34, 35. Self-righteoufnefs - - 86 
 
 John, 16. 8-1 1. Whit-Sunday - - - 106 
 
 Rom. 8. 23. Waiting for the adoption - 128 
 
 Ifa. 57. 20, 21. Mifery of the wicked - - 149 
 
 Pfa. 130. I, 2. A direftory for the penitent 170 
 
 Habak. 3. 2. The prophecy of Habakkuk praftically 
 
 applied - - - • - - 188 
 
 Rom. 6. I. Sin of abufing grace - - - 214 
 
 John, 12. 35, 36. Ufe to be made of the light 229 
 
 John, II. 49-53. God's adverfaries his inftruments 251 
 Matt. 14. 10. Martyrdom of John the Baptift 267 
 
 I Cor. 10. 12. The danger of fecurity - 290 
 
 Matt. 18. 2-4. Humility the road to greatnefs 309 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. Self-denial - - - - 327 
 
 Prov. 4. 23-27. Keep thy heart, thy mouth, thy path 351 
 Pfa. 133, 1-3. Chriftian unity - - - 373 
 
 I Their. 5. 17. Prayer - - - - 394 
 
 Pfa. 24. 3. Common prayer - - - 421 
 
 I Cor. 1 1. 26. On the facramentof the Lord's fupper 441 
 Matt. 6. 22,23. ^ national education the expedient for 
 
 the prefent times. [National fociety for educating the 
 
 poor] ------- 466 
 
 Vol. 2. 1829. 
 
 1 Cor. I. 23, 24. The apoftle's meffage, and men's dif- 
 ferent views of it . . - - i 
 
 Adls, 20. 21. St. Paul's fummary of his doftrine 24 
 Rom. 12. 21. The Chriftian method of receiving in- 
 juries .-.-... 47 
 Mark, 14. 27, 28. A fpecial inftance of the love of 
 Chrift confidered ----- 68 
 
 John, 6. 29. Faith in Chrift our duty towards God 89 
 
 Matt. II. 5. The gofpel preached to the poor 108 
 
 Gen. 3. 19. The mercy of God in the ordinance of 
 
 labour - - - - - - -134 
 
 John, 17. 15. The trials of the world difcipline for 
 eternity ------ 157 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. New year's day . . . 183 
 
 Luke, 17.22. Thefinal confequences of abufing grace 204 
 Jer. 13.23. The great danger of allowed habitsof fin 225 
 Rom. 3. 23—25. Juftification - - - 248 
 
 Luke, II. 27,28. Supreme bleffednefs reftridled to obe- 
 dience ------- 273 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Reconciliation - - - 291 
 John, 12. 47, 48. The defpifers of the word to be 
 
 judged by it at laft - - - - -313 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. The work of the Holy Ghoft, and 
 
 man's duty in confequence. [Whit-Sunday.] 332 
 Eph. 2. 18. The doiSrine of the Trinity pradtically con- 
 fidered. [Trin. Sunday.] - - - 356 
 Matt. II. 21, 22. The impenitent under the gofpel 
 
 more guilty than the heathen - - - 382 
 
 Afts, 9. 3, 4. The converfion of St. Paul - 404 
 
 Rom. I. 8—12. St. Paul's converfion evidenced by his 
 
 charity ------- 432 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. St. Paul's views of the Chriftian miniftry 
 
 confidered. [Vifit. fermon.] - - - 459 
 
 Matt. 20. 25-28. Self-furrender the road to minifterial 
 
 ufefulnefs. [Vifit. fermon.] - - - 488 
 
 I Cor. 4. I. The miniftry of the gofpel, and the duty 
 
 of Chriftians refpefting it - - - 516 
 
 Hag. I. 7—9. The duty of providing accommodation in 
 
 the churches. [Soc. for building churches.] 542 
 
 Vol. 3. 1840. 
 I Pet. 3. 15. The unlearned Chriftlan's reafon of his 
 
 hope ------- I 
 
 Pfa. 119. 136. The forrow of the godly for the fin of 
 
 their brethren . - - - . 18 
 
 BATHER, Edward, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Amos, 3. 2. Peculiar mercies awful things - 41 
 Rom. 13. 8, 9. Love the fulfilling of the law. 
 
 [Advent i.] . . - . . 63 
 
 Rom. 15. 5, 6. The love of our neighbour neceflary in 
 
 order to prayer. [Advent 3-] - - - 84 
 
 A(fts, 8. 8. Spiritual joy - - - - 105 
 
 Rom. 2. 28, 29. The circumcifion of the fpirit. [New 
 
 year's day.] - - - - - - 126 
 
 Rom. 12. I, 2. The obligations refulting from a due 
 
 fenfe of God's mercies. [Epiphany i.] - 148 
 
 Ifa. 42. 3. The mind which is in Chrift Jefus. [Sep- 
 
 tuagefima Sunday.] - - - - - 172 
 
 Zech. 13. 7. Atonement. [Good Friday.] 194 
 
 John, 2. 18-22. The refurreftion. [Eafter.] 217 
 
 Afts, 5. 41, 42. The apoftles' growth in grace after 
 
 Pentecoft. [Whit-Sunday.] - - - 239 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 6—8. St. Paul in profpeft of death - 258 
 Eph. 5. 14. The duty of churchmen with reference to 
 
 populous towns. [Confecration of a bifhop.] 284 
 
 Pfa. 27. 4. Church-building a hopeful as well as a need- 
 ful work. [Re-opening of a church.] - 310 
 I Pet. 2. 1—5. The fpiritual temple. [Opening of a 
 
 church.] ------ 336 
 
 Ifa. 30. 10, II. Men's appetite for falfe doftrine 362 
 Matt. 25. 30. Sins of omiflion - - - 385 
 
 Prov. 24. 30-34. The vineyard of the flothful 404 
 
 Matt. 12. 36, 37. The importance of words - 429 
 Prov. 22. 2. Rich and poor, and their duties to God and 
 
 to one another. [Infirmary.] - - 452 
 
 I Sam. 3. 11-13. Evil confequences of the negledl of 
 
 religious training. [For a fchool.] - - 478 
 
 Dan. I. 8. The benefit of early religious training. [For 
 
 a fchool.] ------ 505 
 
 Prov. II. 30. No wifer or happier man than the faith- 
 ful minifter of the gofpel. [Vifitation.] - 530 
 
 Thoughts on the demand for reparation of church 
 and ftate. A charge dehvered to the clergy 
 of the archdeaconry of Salop at the vifitation 
 in 1834. 8°. ZoW. 1834 
 
 BATHURST, Henry, LL.D., Bp. of Norwich. 
 
 Born 1744. Educated at Winchefter and New College, 
 Oxford. Canon of Chrift Church, Oxford, about 1775 } 
 Bifhop of Norwich, 1805. Died in London, 1837. 
 Sermon, Ifa. i. 18-20. [Fall.] 4°. Lo;id. 1794 
 A charge to the clergy at the primary vifitation. 
 4°. Norzvic^, 1806 
 
 BATT, Charles William, A.M., Student of 
 
 Chrift Church, Oxford. 
 A diflertation on the meflage from St. John the 
 Baptift to our Saviour, St. Luke, 7. 19 ; 
 with remarks on the hiftory of his life and 
 miniftry. Second edition, with alterations and 
 large additions, i-vii. pp. 154. 12°. Lorni. 1789 
 BATTELY, John, D.D., Adn. of Canterbury. 
 
 Born at St. Edmundlbury, 1647 ; died 1708. He was 
 author of the Ancient State of the Ifle of Thanet. 
 Sermon, i John, 5. 4. 4°. Lo/j^. 1694 
 
 BATTIE, WiUiara, Chaplain in Ordinary. 
 Sermon, I Pet. 2. 15. 4°. Lo/id. 1678 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 3. i. Upon the points in contro- 
 
 verfie between the Church of Rome and the 
 
 Church of England. 4°. Lon J. 16S0 
 
 BATTY, Adam, A.M., Reftor of St. John's, 
 
 Clerkenwell, and Ledurer of St. Dunftan's-in- 
 
 the-Weft. 
 Died about 1738.
 
 203 
 
 204 
 
 BATTY, Adam, A.M. {contmuetT). 
 Twenty-fix lermons on various fubjefts. 2 vol. 
 8°. Land. 1739 
 
 Vol. I. 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. The infpiration of fcripture. (2 IT.) i 
 Phil. 4. 4. The joy of a good Chriftian - 47 
 
 Pfa. 65. II. The bounty of Providence difplayed in the 
 
 fruitfulnefs of the earth _ _ _ yj 
 
 John, 20. 29. The comparative virtue of believing with, 
 
 or without, fenfible proof - - - gi 
 
 Heb. 4. 13. Our duty enforced from God's omnifcience 
 
 "5 
 
 Eph. 4. 8. The gifts of the Holy Ghoft - 135 
 
 Eph. 4. 29. The evil of corrupt communication. (3 
 
 fermons.) - - - - - -159 
 
 Rom. 6. 21. The /hamefulnefs of fin an argument for 
 
 repentance _____ 227 
 
 Job, 28. 28. The wifdom of being religious - 253 
 Heb. 9. 24. Chrift's afcenfion and interceflion 277 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 John, I. 45. The proof of Chriftianity from ancient 
 
 prophecies _--___ j 
 
 Ads, 14. 15. The ufe and abufe of human paflions 21 
 John, 3. 8. The nature of Chriftian regeneration 43 
 Rom. 5. 19. The original and cure of fm - 67 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. The neceflity of growing in grace 91 
 
 I Cor. 9. 24, 25. Perfeverance in our Chriftian calling 1 1 1 
 Job, 5. 6, 7. Affliiflion the common lot of mankind 
 
 without chance or fatality. (2 fermons.) 135 
 
 1 John, 3. 4. The nature of fin _ - _ 181 
 John, 8. 34. The flavery of fin _ - 205 
 
 John, 8. 36. The nature of Chriftian liberty - 225 
 Pfa. 27. 4. The excellency of true devotion, more efpe- 
 
 cially in publick worihip _ _ _ 249 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The great importance of religion 
 
 above worldly bufinefs - - _ - 271 
 
 BATTEUX (Charles). 
 
 Born 1713, died 1780. A canon of Rheims; member of 
 the French Academy in 1 761. Batteux is well known as 
 a critic and a grammarian. His ftyle is very elegant, and 
 his judgment always fure. It is no fmall merit for Bat_ 
 teux to have been compared with Rollin. 
 De la conftrudtion oratoire. 8°. P^r. 1763 
 
 BAUDAN DE VESTRIC, Pierre. 
 Les devoirs des ambaffadeurs de Chrift [on 2 Cor. 
 
 5- 20]. 8°. Delf, 1693 
 
 BAUDIER, Michel. 
 
 Hiftoriographer to Louis XIIL King of France. Has 
 written a great many works which are now forgotten. His 
 chief faults as an author were want of method and of con_ 
 cifion. 
 
 An hiftory of the memorable and extraordinary 
 calamities of Margaret of Anjou, Queen of 
 England ; wherein may be feen the incon- 
 ftancy of fortune, the changes of courts, and 
 the miferies of human life, to which crowns 
 and fceptres are fubjeft. Tranflated out of the 
 original MS. 8°. Lend. 1737 
 
 BAULDWIN, William. 
 
 An author and printer about the time of the Reforma- 
 tion. His Moral Philofophy was firft printed 1547. 
 A treatife of moral philofophy, wherein is con- 
 tained the worthy fayings of philofophers, 
 emperors, kings, and orators, their lives, &c. 
 Black letter. Sm. 8°. Land. 
 
 BAUMGARTEN, M. 
 
 Theologifcher Commentar zum alten Teftament. 
 Part I. Pentateuch, 2 vol. 8°. Kiel, 1844* 
 
 BAUMGARTEN, M. {continued). 
 Die Aechtheit der Paftoralbriefe verthcidigt. 8°. 
 
 Berlin, 1837* 
 De fide libri Efther^e. 8°. Hal/a-, \%j,()* 
 
 BAUMGARTEN -CRUSIUS, Ludwig Frede- 
 rich Otto. 
 
 Born 1788 ; died 1843. 
 
 Exegetifche Schriften zum neuen Teftament. 
 3 vol. 8°. Jena, 1844-/18* 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Part I. Matthaeus. Part 2. Marcus und Lucas. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Part I. Romerbrief. Part 2. Galaterbrief. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Part I. Briefe an die Ephefer und Koloffer. 
 Part 2. Briefe an die Philipper und ThefTalonicher. 
 
 Theologifche Auflegung der Johanneifchen 
 Schriften, 2 vol. 8°. Jena, 1843-45* 
 
 Vol. I. Das Evangelium, Einleitung und Capitel 1—8. 
 Vol. 2. Das Evangelium, von cap. 9 und die Briefe. 
 
 Compendium der chriftlichen Dogmengefchichte, 
 heraulg. von K. Hafe. 2 vol. 8"^. Jena, 1 846* 
 
 BAUSSET, Louis Francis de. 
 
 Born 1748, died 1824. A biographical writer and 
 divine of the Roman Catholic Church. Was born at 
 Pondicherry, where his father had been appointed governor. 
 Became bifhop of Alais, cardinal, and a member of the 
 French Academy. His Lives of BofTuet and Fenelon are 
 ftill univerl'ally admired. 
 
 Hiftoire de Bofluet. See Bossuet. 
 
 Hiftoire de Fenelon. See Fenelon. 
 
 BAUTHUMLEY, Jacob. 
 
 A brief hiftorical relation of the moft material 
 paflages and perfecutions of the Church of 
 Chrift, from the death of our Saviour to the 
 time of Wm. the Conqueror. 8°. Lond. i6j6 
 
 BAXTER, Andrew. 
 
 Born at Old Aberdeen, 1 686 or 1687, and educated at 
 King's College there; died 1750. His principal employ- 
 ment was that of a private tutor to young gentlemen. He 
 was a very ingenious metaphyfician and natural philofophcr. 
 Bifhop Warburton has charadterifed his Treatife on the 
 Soul as "containing the jufteft and moft precife notions of 
 God and the foul, and as altogether one of the moft finilhed 
 of its kind." The beft edition is that of 1745. 
 
 An enquiry into the nature of the human foul ; 
 wherein the immateriality of the foul is evinced 
 from the principles of reafon and philofophy. 
 Third edition. With a complete index. 2 vol, 
 8°. Lond. 1745 
 
 Vol. I. 
 A vis inertias efTential to matter _ _ _ i 
 
 The confequences of the inadlivity of matter 79 
 
 The foul naturally immortal - - - 218 
 
 The foul neceflarily living when feparated from the 
 body --____. 248 
 Objedlions confidered - - - - 355 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 An elfay on the phenomenon of dreaming - i 
 
 Dean Berkeley's fcheme examined - - 225 
 
 Matter not eternal - _ . . - 321 
 
 Index. 
 
 An appendix to the firft part of the Enquiry ; 
 wherein the principles laid down are cleared, 
 and the government of the deity in the material 
 world is vindicated. Sec. i vol. 8°. Lotid. 1750
 
 205 
 
 zo6 
 
 BAXTER, Andrew {continued). 
 
 The evidence of reafon in proof of the immor- 
 tality of the foul, independent on the more 
 abllrufe enquiry into the nature of matter and 
 fpirit. Collefted from the manufcripts of Mr. 
 Baxter. 8°. Land, ij-jg 
 
 Matho ; or, the cofmotheoria puerilis : a dia- 
 logue, in which the firft principles of philo- 
 fophy and aftronomy are accommodated to 
 the capacity of young perfons, or fuch as have 
 no tinfture of thefe fciences. Hence the 
 principles of natural religion are deduced. 
 Tranflated and enlarged by the author, 
 [Anonymous.] 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1740 
 
 A third edition, corredled and enlarged, was published, 
 
 in 1765, 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 A letter to John Wilkes, Efq. Pp. 12. 12°. 
 
 1753 
 BAXTER, Richard. 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift divine. Born 16 15. He 
 was unlucky in his education by falling into the hands of 
 ignorant fchoolmafters ; neither had he the advantage of 
 academical ftudy ; but he had the ufe ot an excellent 
 library, with which he endeavoured to fupply the defi- 
 ciency. Received orders 1638 ; became minifter at Kid- 
 derminfter, 1640. At the Reftoration he was appointed 
 one of the king's chaplains, and was offered the bifhopric 
 of Hereford, which he declined. Not being allowed to 
 continue at Kidderminfler, he fettled in London. Although 
 he did not conform, he attended the parifh churches. Died 
 1691. His theological fyltem has been called Baxterian- 
 ifm ; it holds a middle way between Calvinifm and Armi- 
 nianifm. He was a man of great piety, zeal, and fimplicity, 
 with a moving and pathetical way of writing. His induftry 
 was great, having publifhed 1 68 diftindt treatifes, and few 
 have ever written to better purpole. Dr. Barrow affirmed 
 that his praftical writings were never mended, and his 
 controverfial ones feldom confuted. According to Dr. 
 Bates, they contain a treafure of controverfial, cafuiftical, 
 pofitive, and pradtical divinity. An efJ'ay on Baxter, by Sir 
 James Stephens, will be found in the Edinburgh Review, 
 70, 181, and among that author's Effays, 2. I. Baxter's 
 Practical Works were collefted and publifhed in 4 vol. 
 folio, 1707. Reprinted in 23 vol. 8°. 1830; alfo, in 4 
 vol. imperial 8°. His controverfial and other works have 
 never been collefted, and moft of them are veiy fcarce ; a 
 complete lift is here given immediately after that of the 
 practical works in chronological order. 
 
 Praflical works. 23 vol. 8°. Lond. 1830 
 
 Vol. I. Life of the author, and a critical examination 
 of his writings, by the Rev. William Orme. 
 Vol. 2. Chriflian Directory, vol. i. 
 Chriftian ethics, or directions for the ordering of the pri- 
 vate actions of our hearts and lives in the work of 
 holy felf-government unto and under God. 
 Directions to unconverted finners for attaining faving 
 grace _-____- 6 
 
 Temptations hindering converfion - - 62 
 
 Directions to weak Chriftians for their eftablifhment and 
 
 growth ----- - 89 
 
 Directions for walking with God - - 170 
 
 Directions againft unbelief, hardnefs of heart, hypocrify, 
 
 man-pleafing ------ 495 
 
 Vol. 3. Chriftian DireClory, vol. 2. 
 Chriftian ethics — {continued). 
 Directions againft pride, and for humility - I 
 
 Againft covetoufnefs, love of riches, and worldly cares 69 
 Senfuality, flefh-pleafmg, or voluptuoufnefs - 95 
 
 Redeeming and improving time, floth, excefs of fleep, 
 feafting, company, fports - - - 119 
 
 BAXTER, Richard {continued). 
 
 Government of the thoughts _ _ . 172 
 
 Government of the pafTions - _ _ 2jy 
 
 Government of the f'enfes - - - . 3^5 
 
 Government of the tongue, oaths, lying, &c. 472 
 Government of the body, labour and calling, recreations, 
 
 apparel ___--_ jyy 
 
 Vol. 4. Chriftian DircCtory, vol. 3. 
 
 Directions about marriage . - - - i 
 
 Choice of fervants, maftcrs . _ _ ^o 
 
 Family worfhip ------ 48 
 
 Government of families - - - _ 90 
 
 Education of children ----- 105 
 
 Duties of hufbands and wives - - - 118 
 
 Duties of parents to their children - - - 175 
 
 Duties of children to their parents - - 190 
 
 Duties of fervants to their mafters - - - 203 
 
 Duty of mafters to their fervants, to flaves - 209 
 
 Duties of children and fellow-fervants to one another 220 
 
 Directions for holy fpending of the Lord's day 240 
 Directions for profitable hearing of God's word preached 
 
 ''SI 
 Directions for profitable reading the holy fcriptures 263 
 Directions for reading other books - - - 266 
 
 Directions for right teaching children and fervants 270 
 Directions for prayer - - - - 281 
 
 Directions for families about the facrament of the Lord's 
 fupper - - - - - - -312 
 
 Directions about juftification and perfeverance 342 
 
 Directions for the poor - - - - 379 
 
 Directions for the rich - - - - 389 
 
 Directions for the aged and weak - - 396 
 
 Directions for the fick - - - - 403 
 
 Vol. 5. Chriftian DireCtory, vol. 4. 
 
 Chriftian ecclefiaflics : or, Directions to paftors and people 
 
 about facred doCtrine, worfhip and difcipline, and their 
 
 mutual duties. With the folution of a multitude of 
 
 church controverfies and cafes of confcience. 
 
 Worfhip in general ----- i 
 
 Manner of worfhip - - - - - 18 
 
 Baptifm __.__- ^9 
 
 Profeffion of religion ----- 49 
 
 Directions about vows and particular covenants with 
 God ------- 54 
 
 Duty to paflors ------ 107 
 
 Directions for the difcovery of truth - - 134 
 
 Union and communion of faints - - - 151 
 
 How to worfhip God in church affemblies - 215 
 
 Directions about our communion with holy fouls de- 
 parted - - - - - - -223 
 
 Communion with the holy angels - - 235 
 
 Eccleiiaflical cafes of confcience - - - 247 
 
 Vol. 6. Chriftian DireCtory, vol. 5. 
 Chriftian politics, or duties to our rulers and neighbours. 
 Memoranda to rulers _ _ - - 13 
 
 Duty to rulers ------ 22 
 
 Directions to lawyers, phyficians, fchoolmafters, foldiers 
 
 103 
 Directions againft murder - - - 129 
 
 Forgiving injuries, wrongs, debts - - - 142 
 
 Directions to efcape the guilt of perfecution 168 
 
 Scandal 202 
 
 Soul-murder and partaking of other men's fins 233 
 
 Furthering the falvation of all men, holy conference, 
 keeping peace with all men - - 242, &c. 
 
 Directions againft all theft, fraud - - 273 
 
 Contracts, buying, felling, &c. - - -^ 287 
 
 OpprefTion, prodigality, law-fuits, flandering, cenforious- 
 nefs, trufb and fecrets, feliifhnefs - - 348, Sec. 
 
 Love to godly perfons, love to enemies, works of cha- 
 rity - - - - - - 436, &c. 
 
 Directions about confelfing fins and injuries to others, 
 reftitution, obtaining pardon from God, felt-judging 
 
 507, &c.
 
 207 
 
 208 
 
 BAXTER, Richard {continued). 
 Vol. 7. 
 Treatife of converfion. [Matt. 18. 3.] - - I 
 
 Call to the unconverted to turn and live. [Ezek. 33. 1 1.] 
 A very remarkable book ; perfualive and affedling ; 
 nearly 20,000 copies were fold during the firft year of its 
 publication. 
 
 Now or never. [Ecclef. 9. 10.] - - . 487 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 Direftions and perfuafions to a found converfion 7 
 
 Directions for weak Chriftians to grow up to a confirmed 
 
 ftate of grace _ _ - _ . 253 
 
 Charadter of a found Chriftian, as alfo of a weak Chrift- 
 
 ian, and of a feeming Chriftian - - - jyi 
 
 God's goodnefs vindicated : for the help of fuch as are 
 
 tempted to deny it _ . - _ ^07 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 
 Right method for a fettled peace of confcience, and fpi- 
 
 ritual comfort ------ i 
 
 Dr. Hammond <ivas much pleajed ivit/i t/iis ivork. 
 The crucifying of the world by the crofs of Chrift 289 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 A faint or a brute ; the certain neceflity and excellency of 
 holinefs ------ i 
 
 The one thing neceffary ; or, Chrlft's juftification of 
 
 Mary's choice. [Luke, 10. 41.] - - 407 
 
 Cain and Abel malignity j that is, enmity to ferious god- 
 
 linefs lamented, defcribed, &c. - - 473 
 
 Vol. II. 
 
 A treatife of felf-denial. [On Luke, 9. 23, 24.] i 
 
 Obedient patience, its nature in general, and its exercife 
 
 in twenty particular cafes - - - - 381 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 The life of faith. 1. Sermon on Heb. 11. i; 2. In- 
 ftrudtions for confirming believers j 3. Diredlions how 
 to live by faith. 
 
 Vol. 13. 
 The Divine life in three treatifes. 
 
 1. The knowledge of God. [John, 17. 3.] - i 
 
 2. Walking with God. [Gen. 5. 24.] - 155 
 
 3. Converfe with God in folitude. [John, 16. 32.] 284 
 The divine appointment of the Lord's day proved 363 
 Redemption of time - - - - "fi? 
 Preface to AUeine's Alarm - - - 535 
 
 Vol. 14. 
 
 Gildas Salvianus, the reformed paftor, fhowing the nature 
 of the paftoral work. [Afts, 20. 26.] - - 1 
 
 Confirmation and reftauration the neceffary means of re- 
 formation and reconciliation ; for the healing of the 
 corruptions and divifions of the churches - 401 
 
 VoL 15. 
 
 Knowledge and love compared, [i Cor. 8. 2, 3.] 
 
 Companionate counfel to all young men. I. Efpecially 
 London apprentices ; 2. Students of divinity, phyfic, 
 and law ; 3. The fons of magiftrates and rich men 297 
 
 A moral prognoftication 5 what fhall befall the churches 
 
 399 
 
 The reformed liturgy ----- 4^^ 
 
 Mr. Baxter's Senfe of the articles of the Church of Eng- 
 land ------ J28 
 
 Reafons for minifters ufing the greateft plainnefs 534 
 
 Diredlions to juftices of the peace - - - c-iq 
 
 Vol. 16. 
 
 Mifchiefs of felf-ignorance, and benefits of felf-acquaint- 
 ance opened in divers fermons. [2 Cor. 13. 5.] i 
 
 The true Catholic and Catholic Church defcribed, and 
 the vanity of the Papifts, &c. [l Cor. 12. 12.] 281 
 
 Catholic unity; or, the only way to bring us all to be of 
 one religion. [OnEph.4. 3.] - - 371 
 
 Making light of Chrift. (Afermon.) [Matt. 22. 5.] 507 
 Sermons. Vol. 17. 
 
 The vain religion, or the formal hypocrite, and the mis- 
 chief of an unbridled tongue, as againft religion, rulers, 
 or dilfenters, defcribed in feveral lermons preached at 
 the Abbey in Weftminfter [on James, i. 26.] i 
 
 BAXTER, Richard {continued). 
 
 The fool's profperity the occafion of his deftrudtion. A 
 
 fermon [on Prov. i. 32. 33.] 
 A fermon of repentance. [Ezek. 36. 31.] 122 
 
 Luke, 10. 20. Right rejoicing - - 155 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. What light muft fhine in our works 190 
 2 Cor. 2. 7. The cure of melancholy and overmuch 
 
 forrow by faith and phyfic - - - 235 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. How to do good to many j or, the public 
 
 good in the Chriftian's life - - . 287 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 19, 20. The abfolute dominion of God-Re- 
 deemer, and the neceffity of being devoted and living 
 to him. [Aflize.] ----- 341 
 
 Pfa. 2. 10, II, 12. The abfolute fovereignty of Chrift. 
 [Aflize.] ------ 381 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10, II. A fermon of judgment - 422 
 A treatife of death, the laft enemy to be deftroyed. [On 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 26.] With fome paffages in the life of 
 Mrs. Baker - - - - - 511 
 
 Vol. 18. 
 Funeral fermons. 
 Adts, 7. 59. For Mrs. Hanmer. A believer's laft work 
 his paffing prayer - - - - - 11 
 
 Adts, 20. 24. For Mr. Henry Stubbs - - 61 
 
 Pla. 119. III. A true believer's choice and pleafiire in- 
 
 ftanced in the exemplary life of Mrs. Coxe - 91 
 
 John, 12. 26. For H. Afhhurft, Efq. Faithful fouls 
 
 ftiall be with Chrift - - - - 124 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 1-9. For Mr. John Corbet - - 162 
 
 John, 16. 22. A farewell fermon - - 196 
 
 Dying thoughts upon Philipp. i. 23 - - 239 
 
 short meditations on Rom. 5. 1—5 - - 503 
 
 The mother's catechifm - - - - 519 
 
 VoL 19. 
 The catechifing of families ; a teacher of houfeholders 
 how to teach their families - - - 3 
 
 The poor man's family book, in plain familiar conference 
 between a teacher and a learner - - - 293 
 
 Vol. 20. 
 The unreafonablenefs of infidelity manifefted in 4 dis- 
 courfes. 
 
 Gal. 3. 1.2. The Spirit's witnefs to the truth of 
 Chriftianity ----- i 
 
 I John, 5. 10. Chrift's witnefs within us, the be- 
 liever's fpecial advantage againft temptations to 
 infidelity ------ 12^ 
 
 Matt. 12. 22—33. The unpardonable fin againft the 
 Holy Ghoft ----- 203 
 
 John, 3. 9. The arrogancy of reafon - - 397 
 
 The reafons of the Chriftian religion. 
 
 Part I. Of natural religion, or godlinefs - 457 
 
 Vol. 21. 
 Part I. {continued.) ----- i 
 
 Part 2. Of Chriftianity and fupernatural revelation 131 
 
 More reafons for the Chriftian religion, and no reafon 
 
 againft it- - - - - - 519 
 
 Vol. 22. 
 The faint's everlaftdng reft. [On Heb. 4. 9.] 
 
 The dedication of the whole - - - i 
 
 A premonition, [with an account of the alterations 
 and additions in the 2d edition, 1651] - 17 
 
 Part I. The reft defined, &c. - - - 26 
 
 Part 2. Proofs of the truth and certain futurity of our 
 reft ------ 203 
 
 Part 3. Several ufes of the former dodlrine of reft 361 
 
 Vol. 23. 
 Part 3. {continued.) 
 
 Part 4. A diredtory for the getting and keeping of the 
 heart in heaven ----- 173 
 
 Broughton concerning the new Jerufalem 460 
 
 Herbert's poem. Home - - - - 463 
 
 An addition to Part 3, chapter 11 - - 466 
 
 To the reader. [Jan. 1657.] - - 474 
 
 Index, alphabetical and analytical, to the principal mat- 
 ters in Baxter's works - - - - 48 1
 
 2 op 
 
 BAXTER, Richard [continued). 
 
 Aphorifms of juftification. 12°. 1649* 
 
 Animadverfions on T. Bedford. 4°. A friendly 
 accommodation with Bedford. 4°. 1652* 
 
 Tombs's precurfor flayed. 4°. Letters between 
 Baxter and Tombs. 4°. 1652* 
 
 Chriftian concord ; or, the agreement of the 
 affociated paftors and churches of Worcefter- 
 fhire ; with R. Baxter's explication and de- 
 fence of it. 4°. Land, 1653 
 
 Judgment about the perfeverance of believers. 
 
 1653* 
 
 The Worcefterfhire petition to the Parliament 
 for the miniilry of England, with defence.* 
 This is printed in A brief difcovery of the threefold ftate 
 
 of Antichrift. 4°. 
 
 Apology in anfwer to Blake, Kendal, &c. 4°. 1654* 
 Reduftion to Kendal. 4°. Adm. to Eyre. 4°. 
 Crandon anatomifed. 4°. Confutation of 
 Molinaeus. 4". ^654* 
 
 Confeffion of his faith, efpecially concerning the 
 intereft of repentance and fincere obedience to 
 Chrift in our juftification and falvation. 4°. 
 
 Lo?2d. 1655 
 An explanation and defence ofhis Aphorifms on Juftification. 
 Humble advice to members of parliament. 1655* 
 The Quaker's catechifm. 4°. 1655* 
 
 The agreement of the Worcefterfhire minillers 
 for catechifmg. 8°. 1656* 
 
 Plain Scripture proof of infants' church mem- 
 berfhip and baptifm againft Tombes. 4°. 1656 
 A winding-fheet for Popery. Pp.13. 8°. 1657 
 One fheet againft the Quakers. Pp. 13. 8°. 1657 
 One fheet for the miniftry, againft the malignants 
 of all forts. Pp. 14. 8°. Land. 1657 
 
 A fecond fheet for the miniftry, juftifying our 
 calling. Againft Quakers, Seekers, and Pa- 
 pifts, and all that deny us to be the minifters 
 of Chrift. Pp. 16. 8°. Lond. 1657 
 
 The fafe religion. 8°. 1657* 
 
 Offavingfaith. -4°. 1658* 
 
 The judgment and advice of the Worcefterfhire 
 minifters concerning Mr. John Dury's endea- 
 vours after ecclefiaftical poHty. 4°. 1658* 
 Univerfal concord. 1658* 
 
 The Grotian religion difcovered. 12°. 1658* 
 Certain difputations of right to facraments, and 
 the true nature of vifible Chriftianity, againft 
 Mr. T.Blake. 4°. ' 1658 
 
 Of juftification ; four difputations, clearing and 
 amicably defending the truth againft the un- 
 neceffary oppofitions of divers learned and 
 reverend brethren. 4°. 1658 
 
 A key for Catholicks, to open the jugling of the 
 Jefuits and fatisfy all whether the caufe of the 
 Roman or Reformed churches be of God. 
 Two parts. 4°. 1659 
 
 Five difputations of church government and wor- 
 ftiip. 4°. 1659 
 
 A holy commonwealth; or, political aphorifms. 
 
 BAXTER, Richard {continued). 
 
 opening the principles of true government : 
 for the healing of the miftakes, and refolving 
 doubts, that moft endanger and trouble Eng- 
 land at this time. Written at the invitation 
 of James Harrington, Efq. 8"^. Lofid. 1659 
 Thefucceffivevifibility of the Church. 8°. 1659* 
 A petition for peace. [Anon] 4°. Lond. 1661 
 
 Including the Reformed Liturgy drawn up by Baxter, 
 and prefented at the Savoy Conference. This liturgy is 
 included among the Pradlical Works (15. 44.9), and in- 
 ferted by Calamy in his Abridgement of Baxter's Life. 
 
 An account to the inhabitants of Kidderminfter of 
 the caufe ofhis being forbid to preach. 1662* 
 
 Fair warningagainft the toleration of Popery. 8°. 
 
 1663* 
 
 Two fheets for poor families, and one of in- 
 ftruftions for the fick in the time of the plague. 
 
 1665* 
 
 The cure of church divifions ; or, directions for 
 weak Chriftians to keep them from being di- 
 viders or troublers of the Church. With fbme 
 diredlions to the paftors how to deal with 
 fuch Chriftians. Third edit. 8°. Lond. 1670 
 
 Defence of the principles of love. 8°. 1671* 
 
 Anfwer to exceptions againft the treatife for lov^e 
 and unity. 8°. 1671* 
 
 The duty of heavenly meditation revived. 4°.* 
 
 How far holinefs is the defign of Chriftianity. 4°.* 
 
 The difference between the power of magiftrates 
 and church paftors, and the Roman kingdom 
 and magiftracy. 4°. 167 1 
 
 A fecond admonition to Mr. Edw. Bagfhaw. 8°. 
 1 67 1.* A third anfwer. The church told. 4°. 
 
 1672 
 
 Sacrilegious defertion of the holy miniftry re- 
 buked. 8°. 1672* 
 
 The certainty of Chriftianity without Popery. 
 8°. 1672* 
 
 A full and eafy fatisfaftion which is the true and 
 fafe religion. 4.°. 1674* 
 
 An appeal to the light. A fermon on Eph. 1.3. 
 4". 1674* 
 
 Catholick theologie : plain, pure, peaceable : for 
 pacification of the dogmatical word warriors. 
 Folio. Lond. 1675 
 
 A valuable work, fhowing that there is no confiderable 
 
 difference between Arminians and Calvinifts. 
 
 Anfwer to Dr. Tullie. 8°. 1675* 
 
 Cartwright's exceptions confidered. 8°. 1675* 
 
 More proofs of infants' church memberfhip. 8°. 
 
 1675* 
 
 Two difputations of original fin. 1675* 
 
 Seleft arguments againft Popery. 4°. 1675* 
 
 A treatife of juftifying righteoufiiefs againft 
 Twiflb. 8°. 1675* 
 
 Sermon, I Cor. 12. 27, 28. Chrift and not the 
 Pope univerfal head of the Church. 
 
 Morning Exercifes, 5. 672 
 
 The judgment of Nonconformifb, of the intereft 
 of reafon in matters of religion. 4°. 1676*
 
 211 
 
 212 
 
 BAXTER, Richard [continued). 
 
 A review of the ftate of Chriftian infants againft 
 Hutchinfon, Danvers, andTombes. 8°. 1676* 
 
 The judgment of Nonconformiils about the dif- 
 ference between grace and morality. 4°. 1676* 
 
 About things indifferent commanded by au- 
 thority. 4°. 1676* 
 
 About things iinful by accident, and of fcandal, 
 4°. 1676* 
 
 What meer nonconformity is not. 4°. 1676* 
 
 Roman tradition examined, as urged as infallible 
 againft all men's fenfes : in anfwer to a book 
 called A rational defence of tranfubftantiation. 
 4°. 1676* 
 
 Naked Popery : in anfwer to a book called The 
 Catholick naked truth. 1677* 
 
 Which is the true Church ? In anfwer to John- 
 fon. 4°. 1679* 
 
 The Nonconformift's plea for peace. 8°, 1679* 
 
 Defence. 8°. 1680. Second part. 4°. 1680* 
 
 The true and only way of concord of all the 
 Chriftian churches: againft Dod well. 8°. 1680* 
 
 Anfwer to Dr. Stillingfleet's charge of ieparation. 
 4°. 1680* 
 
 Treatife of epifcopacy. 4°. 1681* 
 
 Poetical fragments. 12°. 1680* 
 
 Additions. 8°. 1683* 
 
 An apology for the Nonconformifts' miniftry. 4°. 
 
 1680* 
 
 Of an univerfal human Church fupremacy : 
 againft Dodwell. 4°. 1680* 
 
 An account of his diflent from Dr. Sherlock. 4°.* 
 
 A fecond true defence of the meer Noncon- 
 formifts. 
 
 A breviate of the life of Mrs. Margaret Baxter. 
 4°. 1680* 
 
 Church hiftory ; or, the government of biftiops 
 and their councils abbreviated ; including the 
 chief part of the government of Chriftian 
 princes and popes ; a true account of herelies. 
 4°. Land. 1680 
 
 Methodus theologias Chriftian^ : i . Naturae re- 
 rum ; 2. S. Scripturae ; 3. Praxi congrua con- 
 formis adaptata. Folio. Land. 1681 
 
 On this work Baxter beftowed more labour than on any 
 other of his works ; though abftrufe, it is accurate and folid. 
 
 A fearch for the Englifh fchifmatick : by the 
 cafe and characters : i . Of the diocefan ca- 
 noneers ; 2. Of the prefent meer Noncon- 
 formifts. F. I, pp. 44. 4°. Land. 1681 
 
 A third defence of the caufe of peace, proving : 
 I. The need of our concord; 2. The im- 
 poftibility of it on the terms of the prefent 
 impofitions. Againft the accufations and 
 ftorms of, viz. Mr. John Hinckley, Mr. Roger 
 L'Eftrange, &c. 8°. Lond. 16^1 
 
 Of the immortality of man's foul, and the na- 
 ture of it and other fpirits. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1682 
 
 An anfwer to Mr. Dodwell's letter calling for 
 more anfwers. 4°. 1682* 
 
 BAXTER, Richard [continued). 
 
 A fpecimcn of the prefent mode of controverfy 
 in England ; with remarks on L'Eftrange. 4^^. 
 
 1682* 
 
 The true hiftory of councils enlarged and de- 
 fended. 4°. 1682* 
 
 Of the nature of fpirits, efpecially man's foul; in 
 a collation with Dr. More. 8°. 1682* 
 
 The dangerous fchifmatick clearly detected and 
 fully confuted. 4°. 1683* 
 
 The fecond part againft fchifm. 4°. 1683* 
 
 A furvey of the reply to Mr. Humphrey and Mr. 
 Baxter, concerning Dr. Stillingfleet. 4°. 1683* 
 
 Catholick communion defended ; four reafons 
 for communicating with the parifli churches. 
 4°. 1684* 
 
 Anfwer to Dr. Owen's arguments againft that 
 praftice. 4°. 1684* 
 
 Whether parifh congregations be true Chriilian 
 churches. Againft Mr. Lob. 4°. 1684* 
 
 A fhort anfwer to the chief objedlions in a book 
 entitled, A theological dialogue. 4°. 1684* 
 
 Catholick communion doubly defended. 4°. 1684* 
 
 The judgment of Sir M. Hale of the nature of 
 true religion. 4°. 1684* 
 
 A paraphrafe on the New Teftament. 4°. 1685* 
 Reprinted 1810 in 8°. 
 
 Unum neceffarium. 8°. 1685* 
 
 The Englifh Nonconformity as under King 
 Charles H. and King James II. truly ftated 
 and argued. 4°. Lond. 1689 
 
 The Scripture Gofpel defended and Chriil's grace 
 and free juftification vindicated againft the 
 libertines. 8°. 1690* 
 
 A defence of Chrift and free grace againft the 
 Antinomians. Againit Crifp. 8°. 1690* 
 
 End of doftrinal controverfies. 8°. 1691* 
 
 Reply to Mr. Thos. Beverley. 4°. 1691* 
 
 Of national churches ; their defcription, inftitu- 
 tion, ufe, prefervation, maladies, and cure. 
 4°. • 1 69 1 * 
 
 Againft the revolt to a foreign jurifdiftion. 8°. 
 
 1691* 
 
 Church concord perfuading againft divifions and 
 feparations. 4°. 169 1* 
 
 The certainty of the world of fpirits ; or, an ac- 
 count of apparitions and witchcrafts. 8°. 1 69 1* 
 
 Richard Baxter's penitent confeffion and his ne- 
 ceftary vindication. In anfwer to a book 
 called. The fecond part of the mifchiefs of 
 feparation. Ff. 5, pp. 89. 1 691 
 
 The glorious kingdom of Chrift defcribed and 
 clearly vindicated againft the bold aflerters of 
 a future calling and reign of the Jews, and 
 1 000 years before the conflagration, and the 
 aflerters of the 1000 years kingdom after the 
 conflagration. Anfwering Mr. Thos. Beverley. 
 4°. Lond. 1 69 1 
 
 The Proteftant religion truly ftated and juftified. 
 8°. 1692*
 
 213 
 
 BAXTER, Richard {continued). 
 
 A paraphrafe on the Pfalms of David in metre ; 
 with other hymns. 8°. 1692* 
 
 A treatife of univerfal redemption. 8°. 1694* 
 
 Monthly preparation for the holy communion, 
 by R. B. To which is added fuitable medi- 
 tations before, in, and after receiving. With 
 divine hymns in common tunes. 12°. Lond. i6g6 
 
 This appears to be by Baxter, although it is not in Cala- 
 
 my's lift. The preface is written by Matthew Sylvefter, 
 
 who publi/hed Baxter's pofthumous works. 
 
 Reliquiae Baxterianas ; or, Mr. Richard Baxter's 
 
 narrative of the moft memorable pailages of 
 
 his life and times. Faithfully publifhed from 
 
 his own original MSS. by Matthew Sylvefter. 
 
 [With Elijah's cry after Elijah's God, con- 
 
 iidered and applied with reference to the de- 
 
 ceafe of the late Rev. Mr. R. Baxter. 2 Kings, 
 
 2.14. By M. Sylvefter.} Fol. Lofid. i6g6 
 
 Life and times abridged. See Calamy. 
 
 (Life of) by himfelE Wordfw. Eccl. Biog. 4. 475 
 
 Other editions. 
 The faints' everlafting reft. [Firft edition.] 4°. 
 
 Lotid. 1649 
 
 Another. Sec. edit., cor. & enlarg. 4°. L. 161^1 
 Thefe editions contain the paflage (part i,ch. 7, fee. 4,) 
 in which Baxter calls heaven the " parliamentum beatum," 
 and introduces into it Pym, Hampden, Lord Brooke, and 
 White, deceafed members of the Long Parliament. Having 
 been much objefted to, the paflage was omitted in all edi- 
 tions printed after 1659. 
 
 The faints' everlafting reft. Abridged by Ben- 
 jamin Fawcett, MA. 8°. 1 817 
 Another edition. With an introductory elTay, 
 by Thomas Erfkine, Efq. 12°. Glafg. 1829 
 Dying thoughts, on Phil. i. 23. With eftay, 
 by Dr. Stebbing. 12°. Lond. 1836 
 The poor man's family-book, teaching him how 
 to become a true Chriftian. 32°. Lond. 1837 
 Dialogues on perfonal and family religion ; with 
 forms of prayer. Abridged by Benjamin 
 Fawcett, M.A. 12°. Lond. 1814 
 Sermon on Col. 2. 6, 7. Farewell SS. 103 
 Various extracfts from Baxter's works will be found in 
 Wordfworth's Chriftian Inftitutes. 
 
 Anonymous TraSfs refpeding Baxter. 
 
 Speculum Baxterianum ; or, Baxter againft Bax- 
 ter ; being fober and ufeful refleftions upon a 
 treatife of Mr. Richard Baxter's, ftyled Sacri- 
 legious defertion of the holy miniftry rebuked 
 and tolerated, preaching of the Gofpel vindi- 
 cated. Pp. 82. 4°. Lond. 1680 
 
 Some curfory refleftions impartially made upon 
 Mr. Richard Baxter his way of writing notes 
 on the Apocalypfe. By Phililicrines Parrhe- 
 fiaftes. Ff 4, pp. 29. 40°. Lond. 1685 
 
 Mr. Baxter's vindication of the Church of Eng- 
 land in her rites and ceremonies, and difcipline, 
 and church-orders. As faithfully taken out of 
 his own writings. To which is prefixed his 
 Epiftle to the Nonconformifts. Ff. 2, pp. 37. 
 4°. Lond. 1682 
 
 214 
 
 BAYERUS, Theophilus Sigefridus. 
 Hiftoria Ofrhoena et Edellena ex nummis illus- 
 trata. 4°. Petr. 1734 
 
 BAYES, Thomas, F.R.S. 
 
 Born in London, 1702. Became minifter of a diflenting 
 congregation at Tunbridge, where he died 1761. He was 
 a man of confiderable learning, excellent natural abilities, 
 and a good mathematician. The following work was 
 written to prove that the firft fpring of aftion in the Deity 
 is benevolence. Balguy afl"crted that it was redlitude. 
 Grove contended that it was wifdom. 
 
 Divine benevolence ; or, an attempt to prove 
 that the principal end of divine providence 
 and government is the happinefs of his crea- 
 tures ; being an anfwer to [Balguy] on Divine 
 reftitude. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1731 
 
 BAYFIELD, R. 
 
 The bulwarke of truth ; being a treatife of God, 
 of Jefus Chrift, of the Holy Ghoft, and of the 
 Trinity in Unity, againft atheifts and here- 
 ticks. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1657 
 
 BAYFORD, John, Efq. 
 
 Meffiah's kingdom ; or, a brief inquiry concern- 
 ing what is revealed in Scripture relative to 
 the fad, the time, the figns, and the circum- 
 ftances of the fecond advent of the Lord jefus 
 Chrift. 8°. Lond. 1*820 
 
 BAYFORD, Dr. 
 
 Gorham, clerk, againft the Bifhop of Exeter. 
 The argument of Dr. Bayford on behalf of 
 the Rev. G. C. Gorham, in the Arches Court 
 oi Chancery, March 1849. Second edition, 
 correfted. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 BAYLE, Peter. 
 
 Born 1647, died 1706. An eminent philofopher and 
 critic. Born a Proteftant, he for a while changed to the 
 Roman Catholic religion, but loon abandoned it. In 1675 
 he became profefTor of philofophy at Sedan, and fix years 
 afterwards at Rotterdam. This laft poft, however, he was 
 deprived of by the calumnies of Jurieu. 
 
 Bayle revived academic icepticiim. " He was," fays 
 Voltaire, " the firft of logicians and of fceptic-. His 
 greateft enemies muft confefs that there is not a line in his 
 works which contains an open afperfion ot Chriftianity ; 
 but his warmeft apologifts muft acknowledge, that there is 
 not a page in his controverfial writings which does not lead 
 the reader to doubt, and often to fcepticifm." 
 
 Diftionnaire hiftorique et critique. Quatrieme 
 edition, revue, corrigee, et augmentee. Avec 
 la vie de I'auteur, par M. Des Maizeux. 4 vol. 
 folio. Amjl. 1730 
 
 Vol. I. La vie de M. Bayle, par M. Des Maizeux. 
 
 A-B. 
 Vol. 2. C-L 
 Vol. 3. K-P. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Q;;Z. 
 
 DifTertations. 
 
 Eclairciffemens, fur les Athees, les Manicheens, &c. 
 
 Remarques critiques fur la Didtionnaire de Moreri. 
 
 Lifte alphabetique des articles de ce Didionnaire. 
 
 Table des matieres. 
 
 An excellent edition has been printed at Paris in 16 vol. 
 8°. 1820-4. Augmented with notes from Chaufepie, 
 Joly, Le Clerc, &c. 
 
 Bay le's Dictionary was tranflateJ into Englifh, 1710, 4 voL
 
 215 
 
 2l6 
 
 BAYLE, Peter {continued). 
 
 folio. An improved edition appeared in 1734-37 in 5 vol. 
 folio. An excellent tranflation is contained in the General 
 Diftionary, 10 vol. folio. See General Directory. 
 Nouvelles de la republique des lettres. See 
 
 NOUVELLES. 
 
 BAYLEE, Rev. Joseph, A.B. 
 
 The inftiturions of the Church of England are 
 of divine authority. Third edition, improved. 
 Sm. 8°. Dui/. 1838 
 
 BAYLEY, Rev. Cornelius. 
 
 The Swedenborgian doftrine of the Trinity con- 
 fidered ; or, ftriftures on a late publication, 
 entitled. The Scripture doflrine of the Trinity 
 vindicated, according to the principles of the 
 illuminated Emanuel Swedenborg. With re- 
 marks on a fermon on Gal. 4. 6. Pp. 91. 
 12°. Warrington, 1 785 
 
 BAYLEY, C, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 73. 25. The Chriftian's choice. 
 [Funeral.] 12°. Manchefter, 1801 
 
 BAYLEY, Rev. H. V., A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 11. 5. [Ordination.] 8°. 
 
 Manchefter, 1803 
 
 BAYLY, Benjamin, M.A., Reftor of St. James's, 
 Briftol. 
 Died about 1720. He was a great admirer and mafter 
 
 of the Socratic way of arguing: his fenfe is fubftantial, his 
 
 reafoning found, his perfuafion cogent. 
 
 An effay on infpiration. Second edition, very 
 much correfted and enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1708 
 The firft edition was publiflied anonymoufly, 8°. 1707. 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 9. 15. OftheLentfaft ... i 
 
 Pfa. 139. 13. Againft atheifm and infidelity 25 
 
 John, 10. 16. The Catholick Church - 59 
 
 Luke, II. 2. The excellency of the Church of Eng- 
 land ------ -^y 
 
 Rom. 6. 4. Baptifm - - - - 133 
 
 Adts, 8. 14-17. Confirmation - - - 163 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 7. Confeffion and abfolution - 195 
 
 Mark, 7. 9. The errors of the Church of Rome 231 
 I Cor. 14. 37. Enthufiafm - . - - 269 
 
 Matt. 18. 20. Of attending the publick worship 303 
 
 1 Cor. II. 26. Of frequenting the holy communion 333 
 Heb. 2. 10. Of the paflion of our bleffed Lord. (3 ferm.) 
 
 367 
 
 This volume confifts of a courfe of fermons preached at 
 
 a Lent ledlure founded by Edward Colfton, Efq. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 John, 13. 15. The Chriftian pattern; or, the exemplary 
 
 lifeofChrift. (2 fermons.) - - - i 
 
 John, 15. 24. The truth of the Chriftian revelation 
 
 proved from the nature and greatnefs of miracles 59 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. The ufefulnefs and neceflity of creeds 109 
 John, 5. 44. Worldly ambition a great bar to a fincere 
 
 belief -.--_.. j^^ 
 John, 8. 47. A godly difpofition the beft qualification 
 
 for hearing the word of God - - - \fi 
 
 Prov. 14. 8. Honefty compared with cunning for the 
 
 point of true wifdom - - - - 205 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. The true notion of moderation - 235 
 
 I Cor. 13. 8. The eternal duration of charity - 269 
 Matt. 7. I. Judge charitably ... joi 
 
 Matt. 5. 44. A benevolent love is due to enemies 327 
 
 BAYLY, Benjamin, M.A. {continued). 
 
 I John, 3. 14. Brotherly love among Chriftians an 
 
 argument of fpiritual life - - - - 367 
 
 I John, 3. 24. A truly Chriftian love the fureft demon- 
 
 ftration that we have the Spirit of God - 3S9 
 
 I John, 4. 17. Perfedl love will embolden us in the 
 
 day of judgment - - - - - 415 
 
 BAYLY, Rev. Edward, M.A. 
 Sermon, Dan. 4. 35- [General fafi:.] Second 
 edition, 4°. Lond. 1756 
 
 BAYLY, Lewis. See Baily. 
 BAYLY, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Son o( Biftiop Lewis Baily. Educated at Cambridge. 
 Sub-dean of Wells, 1644. Became a Roman Catholic. 
 Died in poverty in Italy. 
 The royal charter granted unto kings by God 
 
 himfelfe ; and collefted out of his holy word, 
 
 in both Tellaments. 18°. Lond. 1649 
 
 A fermon before King Charles I. See Hickes' 
 
 Tracts. 
 Life of Bifhop Fiflier. See Lives. 
 BAYNE, Paul, A.M. 
 
 A Puritan divine ; born in London. Fellow of Chrift 
 College, Cambridge. Succeeded Perkins in the ledlure at 
 St. Andrew's, Cambridge. Died 16 17. A pious divine of 
 great learning, a clear judgment, and a ready wit. 
 
 A counterbane againft earthly carefulnefs. In a 
 fermon preached at Cranebrooke, in Kent [on 
 Matth. 6. 33]. 4°. Lond. i6\% 
 
 Briefe direftions unto a godly life : wherein 
 every Chriftian is furnifhed with moft neces- 
 fary helps for the furthering of him in a godly 
 courfe here upon earth, that fo he may attaine 
 eternal happineffe in heaven. 12°. Lond. i6t,j 
 
 An entire commentary upon the whole Epirtle to 
 the Ephefians. Folio. Lond. 1643 
 
 A commentarie upon the L and IL chapters of 
 Saint Paul to the Coloflians ; wherein the text 
 is cleerely opened, obfervations thence per- 
 fpicuoufly dedufted, ufes and applications fuc- 
 cindlly and briefly inferred, fundry holy and 
 fpiritual meditations out of his more ample dis- 
 courfes extradled. Together with divers places 
 of Scripture briefly explained. 4°. ZoW. 1634 
 
 To the reader, Sec. Ff 8 
 
 Commentarie on Coloflians I. and IL - - 1-378 
 Ledlures [or commentaries] pieached upon thefe texts 
 of fcripture. 
 
 Ifa. 5. 12. Defcription of a carnal heart - 1 
 
 Pfa. 50. 21, 22, 23. Againft carnal fecurity 17 
 
 I Pet. I. 17. Motive of holy walking - 65 
 
 Pfa. 119. 1-32 ----- 79 
 
 Luke, 13. 24. The ftraite gate - - 135 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 18. The difficulty of attaining falvation 147 
 
 2 Cor. 7. I. The praiSlical life of a Chriftdan 159 
 Luke, 2. 14. God's glory - - - - 179 
 Philip. 2. 12, 13 - - - - 201 
 Heb. 3. 13. Mutual exhortation - - 225 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 2. Kings to be prayed for - 239 
 
 2 Tim. I. 2 - 255 
 
 2 Tim. 1.9 - - - - - 261 
 
 2 Tim. I. 12-16 ----- 270 
 
 Spiritual aphorifms ----- 297 
 
 BAYNES, Henry Samuel. 
 
 The church at Philippi ; or, the doctrines and
 
 217 
 
 2l8 
 
 BAYNES, Henry Samuel {continued). 
 
 conduft of the early Chriftians illuftrated. 
 Intended to ferve as an hiftorical commencary 
 upon St. Paul's Epiftle to the Philippians. 
 12°. Land. 1834 
 
 BAYNUS, Rodolphus. 
 
 Died I 560. 
 
 In Proverbia Salomonis. [Crit. Sac. 3.] 
 
 BAZANO, Johannes de, Civis Mutinenfis. 
 Chronicon Mutinenle 1 002-1 363. 
 
 Muratorii Rer, Ital. Script. 15. 551 
 
 BEACH, Phil. 
 
 A letter to Thomas Burnet, Efq., fhowing that he 
 hath ufed the lame fidelity in printing a letter 
 of Dr. Beach's in the Life of Bifhop Burnet, 
 as the editors of Bifhop Burnet's Hillory of his 
 own Times have exemplified in the pubhcation 
 thereof. With a fpecimen of fome of the 
 caftrations in that hiftory. [Anonymous] 
 Pp. xii. 64. 8°. Land. 1736 
 
 A fecond letter ; wherein the former letter is 
 fully vindicated. Pp. 53. 8°. Land. 1736 
 
 BEAMES, Thomas, M.A., Preacher and Affift- 
 ant at St. James's, Weftminfter. 
 
 The rookeries of London : part, prefent, and 
 profpeftive. Second edit. 12°. Lond. iS^z 
 
 Sermon, Exod. 20. 7. Abufe of oaths. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 13. 4. [Affize.] 4°. Taunt. 18^2 
 
 BEAN, James. 
 
 Sermon, I Chron. 12. 32. The afpefts and 
 duties of the times. [Fall:.] 8°. Lond. \jg8 
 
 Family worfhip. Twentieth edition. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1846 
 
 BEARCROFT, Philip, D.D., Chap, in Ordin. 
 
 Account of Thomas Sutton, Efq., and of his 
 foundation in Charterhoufe. 8°. ZoW. 1737* 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 28. 20. The perpetual prefence 
 of Chrill with his church. [Confecration of 
 a bilhop.] 4°. Lond. 1742-3 
 
 Sermon, Titus, 3.1. [General faft.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1744 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 34. 11. The wife and ufeful in- 
 ftitution of our charity- fchools. [Charity- 
 fchools L. and W.] 4°. Lond. 1748 
 
 Sermon, GaL 6. 9. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 744 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 12.4, 5. [Fall:.] 4°. Lond. 1756 
 
 BEARD, Rev. J. R., D.D. 
 
 Voices of the Church, in reply to Dr. D. F. 
 Straufs, author of Das Leben Jefu, comprifing 
 effays in defence of Chriftianity, by divines of 
 various communions. 8°. Lond. 1 845 
 
 Other works : A Critical Hiftory of Rationalifm in Ger- 
 many, 8°. An introdudtion to the books of the Old and 
 
 NewTeftament, from the German of A. Schuman, 8". &c. 
 
 BEARD, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A Puritan minifter of confiderable eminence, and a 
 famous fchoolmafter at Huntingdon. Oliver Cromwell was 
 one of his fcholars, and often experienced his ftiarp difci- 
 
 BEARD, Thomas, D.D. [continued). 
 
 pline. In 1630 he was made juftice of the peace for the 
 
 county. 
 
 The theatre of God's judgments, wherein is re- 
 prefentcd the admirable juftice of God againft 
 all notorious fmners, great and fmall, fpecially 
 againft the moft eminent perfons in the world. 
 The fourth edition, with additions. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 Beft edition. Dr. Thomas Taylor was joint author with 
 
 Dr. Beard of this work. It was originally publifhed in 
 
 1597. 4°. 
 
 BEART, John, " Paftor of a church of Chrift in 
 
 Bury, Suffolk." 
 A vindication of the eternal law and everlafting 
 
 Gofpel. In 2 parts. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 BEATSON, Robert. 
 
 Born at Dylart, in Scotland, 1742. An enfign in the 
 army, 1756; obtained the rank of lieutenant, and retired 
 on half-pay, 1766. Became barrack-mafter at Aberdeen. 
 Died 1818. 
 
 A political index to the hiftories of Great Britain 
 and Ireland ; or, a complete regifter of the 
 hereditary honours, public offices, and perfons 
 in office, from the earlieft periods to the pre- 
 fent time. Third edition, corrected and much 
 enlarged. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1806 
 
 The beft edition of this ufeful work. Haydn's Book of 
 
 Dignities, 8°. i85i,is founded upon it. 
 
 BEATTIE, James, LL.D. 
 
 An eminent poet and writer in moral philofophy. Born 
 at Laurencekirk, in Scotland, 1735. Entered Marifchal 
 College, Aberdeen, 1749, in which college he became pro- 
 feflbr of moral philofophy, 1760. Died 3803. On the 
 publication of his EiTay on Truth the Univerfitj' of Oxford 
 conferred upon him the degree of LL.D., and that work 
 has been tranflated into feveral languages ; his philofophical 
 ftyle partakes in fome degree of the poetical. 
 
 Poems, with memoir by Dyce. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 83 I 
 
 An effay on the nature and immutability of truth, 
 
 in oppofition to fophiftry and fcepticifm. 
 
 Seventh edition ; to which is now added a 
 
 Iketch of the origin and progrefs of the work. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1807 
 
 The firft edition was publiihed in 1770. 
 
 EfTays on poetry and mufic, as they affedl the 
 
 mind ; on laughter and ludicrous compofition ; 
 
 on the utility of claffical learning. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1779 
 
 Originally publiftied along with the EfTay on Truth, 
 
 1776, in 4"^. 
 
 Dillertations moral and critical : On memory 
 and imagination. On dreaming, The theory of 
 language. On fable and romance. On the at- 
 tachments of kindred, Illuftrations of fubli- 
 mity. 4°. Lond. 1783 
 
 A zd edition was publifhed in 1786, 2 vol. 8°. The 
 
 Theory of Language was reprinted feparately in 1788, 8 . 
 
 augmented and corrected. 
 
 Evidences of the Chriftian religion briefly and 
 plainly ftated. Fourth edition. 2 vol. fm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1795
 
 219 
 
 220 
 
 BEATTIE, James, LL.D. [continued). 
 Elements of moral fcience. Third edition. To 
 which is now added a complete index. 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Pfychology : language, memory, imagination, dreaming, 
 tafte, free agency, paflions and affedlions - 1 
 
 Natural theology: the divine eflence.and attributes, 
 nature of the foul ... - 277 
 
 Moral philofophy : nature oi virtue, particular virtues, 
 duties to God, to one another, duties which a man 
 owes to himfelf - - - - "33^ 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Economics : relation of hufband and wife, parent and 
 child, mafter and fervant, of flavery - I 
 
 Politics : general nature of law, origin and nature of 
 civil government, democracy, defpotifm, the Briti/h 
 conftitution ------ 75 
 
 Logic : rhetoric, tropes and figures, a fentence, ftyle, 
 profe, poetry, remarks on evidence - - 244 
 
 Index. 
 
 (Account of the life and writings of) including 
 many of his original letters. By Sir William 
 Forbes. 3 vol. 8°. 1807* 
 
 TraSf againjl Dr. Beat tie. 
 
 The effay on the nature and immutability of 
 truth, &c., fhown to be fophiftical and pro- 
 motive of fcepticifm and infidelity. In a 
 letter to a friend. By a profefTor of moral 
 philofophy in the college of common fenfe. 
 Pp. 74. 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 BEAUCLERC, James, Lord Bp. of Hereford. 
 
 Confecrated 1746 j died 1787. 
 
 Sermon, i Sam. 15. 23. [Jan. 30.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1752 
 
 BEAULIEU, Luke de, B.D., Chaplain to Lord 
 Jeffries, and Prebend, of Gloucefter. 
 
 Difcourfe fhowing that Proteftants are on the 
 fafer fide. Gibfon's Prefervative, 4. 185 
 
 BEAUFORT, D. A., Redor of Lym, fecond me- 
 diety, w. Warburton, Chefhire. 
 
 Scripture fufficient without tradition. The Nor- 
 rifian prize eflay for 1840. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 BEAUMONT, James Akroyd, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 6. 7. More bifliops, more priefts, 
 more deacons. How to increafe the efficiency 
 of the Church. [Vifitation.] 8°. Leeds, 1 846 
 
 BEAUMONT, John, Gent. 
 
 An hiftorical, phyfiological, and theological trea- 
 tife of fpirits, apparitions, witchcrafts, and 
 other magical praftices, containing an account 
 of the genii or familiar fpirits, both good and 
 bad ; alfo, of appearances of fpirits after 
 death, divine dreams, &c. ; likewife, the 
 power of witches, and the reality of other 
 magical operations, clearly afferted ; with a 
 refutation of Dr. Bekker's World Bewitched, 
 &c. 8°. Lond. 1705 
 
 BEAUSOBRE, Isaac de. 
 
 Born 1659, died 1738. Having been obliged to leave 
 France, his native country, on account of the laws againft 
 the Proteftants, he fettled in Pruflia, where he became 
 chaplain to the king and queen. As a writer, Beaufobre 
 has loft nothing of his reputation. 
 
 BEAUSOBRE, Ifaac de [continued). 
 
 Le Nouveau Teftament, traduit en Fran9ois, fur 
 I'original Grec, avec des notes literalos, pour 
 eclaircir le texte. Par Beaufobre et Lenfant. 
 2 vol. 4°. Jmji. 1718 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface general, pour fervir d'introduftion a la lecture de 
 
 ce livre facre. 
 Abrcge de I'hiftoire evangelique, St. Matth. — Aiftes. 
 Vol. 2. Les epitres et I'Apocalypfe. 
 In this tranflation Beaufobre's fhare was the epiftles of 
 
 St. Paul ; Lenfmt did the reft. For review, fee Le Clerc, 
 
 Bibl. Anc. et. Mod. 11. 96. 
 
 Remarques hiftoriques, critiques et philologiques, 
 fur le Nouveau Teftament, avec la vie de 
 I'auteur. 2 vol. in 1.4°. a la Haye, 1742 
 
 A new verfion of the Gofpel according to St. 
 Matthew, with a literal commentary on all 
 the difficult pafTages. With an introduftion 
 to the reading of the Holy Scriptures. In- 
 tended chiefly for young ftudents in divinity. 
 8°. Camb. 1790 
 
 Only St. Matthew has been tranflated into English from 
 
 Beaufobre and Lenfant's verfion. The introduction forms 
 
 a very valuable work for young ftudents in divinity. Bp. 
 
 Watfon affirms that no topic is left untouched in it on 
 
 which ftudents may be fuppofed to want information. 
 
 Introduction to the reading of the Holy Scrip- 
 tures. Watfon, Bp., Trafts, 3. loi 
 The refurreftion of Lazarus ; a courfe of fer- 
 
 mons. Tranflated. See Cotes, H. 
 Hiftoire critique de Manichee et du Mani- 
 cheifme. 2 vol. 4°. Amft. 1734 
 
 Vol. I. Amji. 1734. 
 Hiftoire critique de Manichee felon les Grecs et les Latins. 
 Hiftoire critique de Manichee felon les Syriens, les Per- 
 
 fans, et les Arabes. 
 Hiftoire critique des dogmes de Manichee. 
 Principes des Manicheifme, &c. 
 Religion de Zoroaftre. 
 Des Apocryphes, qu'on dit etc fuppofez, ou falfifiez 
 
 par les Manicheens. 
 Des livres de Manichee, &c. 
 Syfteme fur la nature et les attributs de Dieu. 
 Vol. 2. Amfl. 1739. 
 Vie de Beaufobre. 
 
 De Bafilide, hiftoire de Marcion, Bardefanes, &c, 
 Du principe materiel. 
 Du monde intelligible. 
 
 De rhomme, de fa liberte, de fon peche, du manage, &c. 
 Les herefies de Manichee fur la perfonne et Toeconomie 
 
 du Sauveur. 
 Du culte, de la morale, et de la difcipline des Mani- 
 cheens. 
 Southey fays of this work : " Beaufobre's book is one oi 
 the moft valuable that I have ever feen ; it is a complete 
 Thefaurus of early opinions, philofophical and theological." 
 It has been moft violently attacked by the Jefuits. 
 
 Sermons. Troifieme edition. 4 vol. 8". 
 
 Laufanne, 1758 
 Vol. I et 2. Sur le xii. chapitre de I'epitre de S. Paul 
 
 aux Romains. (42 SS.) 
 Vol. 3 et 4. Sur le xi. chapitre de I'evangile de notre 
 
 Seigneur Jefus-Chrift felon S. Jean. (42 SS.) 
 Rather brief comments than fermons. They are written 
 in a remarkably appropriate and judicious manner. 
 
 BEAUTIES of fincerity, in a feledlion of pas- 
 fages from fermons on the death of the Princefs 
 Charlotte of Wales. 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 7 
 
 I
 
 BEAUTIES of the Britim fenate ; taken from 
 the debates of the Lords and Commons, from 
 the beginning of the adminiftration of Sir 
 Robert Walpole to the end of the fecond 
 feflion of the adminiftration of the Right Hon. 
 Wm. Pitt. To which is prefixed, the Life 
 of Sir R. Walpole. 2 vol 8°. Land. 1786 
 
 BEAVEN, James, M.A., Cur. of Leigh, Stafford. 
 
 An account of the life and writings of S. Irenseus ; 
 intended to illuftrate the doftrine, difcipline, 
 pradice, and hiftory of the Church, and the 
 tenets and pradlices of the Gnoftic heretics 
 during the fecond century. 8°. Lond. 184.1 
 
 Difcourfe, 2 Sam. i . 14. Warnings from hiftory, 
 political and ecclefiaftical. [Jan. 30] 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1838 
 
 A calm expofure of the unfairnefs of the General 
 Reply to all Objedlions of the author of An- 
 cient Chriftianity. Pp. 43. 8°. Loud. 1840 
 
 BECCARIA, Caesar Bonesana, Marquis of 
 
 Born 1735; died 1794. 
 
 An effay on crimes and punilhments. Tranflated 
 from the Italian. With a commentary, attri- 
 buted to M. de Voltaire. Tranflated from 
 the French. Third edition. 8°. Lond. 1770 
 This eflay foon became celebrated throughout Europe, 
 
 and effefted a great change in the public ideas on the fub- 
 
 jefts on which it treats. 
 
 BECHER, Rev. John Thomas, M.A. 
 
 The anti-pauper fyftem ; exemplifying the poli- 
 tive and pradical good realifed under the 
 frugal adminiftration of the poor-laws at 
 Southwell. With plans of the workhoufe, &c. 
 Pp. V. 58, 2 plans. 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 BECHMANNUS, Fridem., in Acad. Jenens. Prof 
 
 H^refiographia, hoc eft, ha^refium ab apofto- 
 lorum cctate, ad noftra ufque tempora, brevis 
 defcriptio. 4°. Jena, 1700 
 
 BECK, WiUiam, A.M. 
 
 Dr. Sacheverell's vindication ; or, an anfwer to 
 a pretended letter to the Lord Mayor. With 
 a modeft reply to fome fcandalous remarks on 
 a fermon preached at St. Paul's, Nov. 5, 1709. 
 Pp. 8. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 BECKET, Saint Thomas a. 
 
 A great and illuftrious ecclefiaftic. Son of a merchant 
 in London, where he was born 1 1 19. Studied at Oxford, 
 Paris, and Boulogne. Became Archdeacon of Canterbury. 
 High Chancellor of England, 11 58. Archbifliop of Can- 
 terbury four years afterwards. Afl'affinated in his cathedral, 
 1 170. Canonized 1173. ^'^ inflexible aflertion of the 
 power of the pope and of the church involved him in a 
 determined confliftwith King Henry II., which eventually 
 led to his murder. 
 
 Epiftolae et vita divi Thoms martyris et archi- 
 epifcopi Cantuarienfis. Nee non Epiftolae 
 Alexandri III. Pontificis, Gallise regis, Lu- 
 dovici Septimi, Anglis regis Henrici II., 
 aliarumque plurium fublimium ex utroque foro 
 perfonarum : concernentes facerdotii et im- 
 perii concordiam. Ex MS. Vaticano ; opera 
 
 BECKET, Saint Thomas a (continued). 
 
 et ftudio F. Chriftiani Lupi Iprenfis, ord. 
 FF. Erem. S. Auguftini. Accedit index his- 
 toricus. 2 vol. 4°. Brux. 1682 
 
 A work of confiderable hiftorical importance, and of 
 very rare occurrence. 
 
 Vita, ab audloribus contemporaneis. Nunc 
 primum e codicibus omnibus manufcriptis, 
 edita ab J. A. Giles, LL.D. 2 vol. 8^. 
 
 Oxon. I 845 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Vita S. Thomae, — 
 
 Edwardi Grim ------ i 
 
 Rogerii Pontiniacenfis - . . - oi 
 
 Willelmi filii Stephani - - - - 171 
 
 Alani Tewkeiberienfis, cui inferta eft vita ejufdem [S. 
 
 Thomae] a Joanne Salilburienfi confcripta 316 
 Vol. 2. 
 Vita S. Thomae, — 
 
 Willelmi Cantuarienfis . . . - j 
 
 E. de Eveiham et Rogerii . - . ^3 
 
 Henrici Croilandise ----- 40 
 
 Audlore Anonymo . - - - 50 
 
 Audlore Benedidlo, Abbate Peteriburgenfi - 54 
 
 Au<ftore anonymo Lambethienfi - - 72 
 
 Paffio S. Thoma, audlore anonymo - - 137 
 
 Paffio fecunda, audtore anonymo - - 146 
 
 Paflio iii. iv. V. - - - - - - 152 
 
 Vita et procelTusS. Thomae fuper libertat. ecclef. 181 
 
 Vita S. Thomae, auftore anonymo - - 192 
 
 Hymnus de S. Thoma ----- 209 
 
 Documenta hiftorica, — 
 
 Summa caufae inter regem et Thomam - 251 
 Stephani Langton tradtatusde tranflatione Beatae Tho- 
 mae, &C. ----.. 269 
 
 Epiftols S. Thomae Cantuarienlis, archiepifcopi 
 et martyris, et aliorum ; nunc primum in 
 Anglia ope codicum manufcriptorum poft 
 Lupum audlius editae, J. A. Giles. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Oxonii, 1845 
 Vol.1. Epiftolae S. Thomae. 
 Vol. 2. Epiftolae Alexandri Papae, &c. 
 
 Gilbert! ex Abbate Gloceftris epifcopi primum 
 Herefordienfis deinde Londonienfis epiftols ; 
 nunc primum e codicibus manufcriptis edits. 
 2 vol. 8°. Oxonii, 1 845 
 
 Vol. I. Gilbert! Epiftolas. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Gilbert! epiftolae. 
 Epiftolae Alexandri Papas, Cardinalium, &c. 
 
 Herbert! de Bofcham, S. Thomae Cantuarienfis 
 clerici a fecretis opera quae extant omnia ; 
 nunc primum edidit J. A. Giles. 2 vol. 8'^. 
 
 Oxonii, 1 845 
 Vol. I. Vita S. Thoma?. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Liber melorum . - . - . i 
 
 Homilia - - - - - - -185 
 
 Confuetudines Clarendonianae - - - 201 
 
 Epiftolae ..-.--- 207 
 
 The hfe and letters of Thomas a Becket ; now 
 firft gathered from contemporary hiftorians, 
 by the Rev. J. A. Giles, D.C.L. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 
 BECKET, William a. 
 
 Univerfal biography; including fcriptural, clas- 
 fical, and mythological memoirs ; together
 
 223 
 
 224 
 
 BECKET, William a {contimed). 
 
 with accounts of many eminent living cha- 
 radlers. Uluitrated with portraits. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1840 
 Vol. I. A-C. Vol.2. D-L. Vol. 3. M-Z; and ap- 
 pendix, A-Z. 
 
 BECK, Christian Daniel. 
 
 Inititutio hillorica religionis Chriftianset formulae 
 
 noilrae dogmatum. Editio nova non mutata. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lips. 171 1 
 
 BECK, Matthias Friedrick. 
 
 An excellent Oriental Icholar and Lutheran divine, born 
 in Suabia, 1649; died 1701. 
 
 Paraphrafis Chaldaica i libri Chronicorum, hac- 
 
 tenus inedita, Heb. et Lat. cum notis. 8°. 
 
 Aug. Find. 1680 
 Paraphrafis Chaldaica 2 libri Chronicorum, hac- 
 
 tenus inedita, Heb. et Lat. cum notis. 4°. 
 
 Aug. Find. 1683 
 Monumcnta antiqua Judaica. Ugolin. 33. 999 
 BECKMANN, John, Profeflbr of CEconomy in 
 
 the Univerfuy of Gottingen. 
 
 Born J739 ; died 181 1. 
 A hiftory of inventions, difcoveries, and origins. 
 
 Tranflated from the German by Wm.Johnfton. 
 
 Fourth edition, carefully revifed and enlarged, 
 
 by Wm. Francis, Ph. D., F.L.S., and J. W. 
 
 Griffith, M.D. 2 vol. fm. 8°. Land. 1% ^6 
 
 A moft interefting and valuable work, much improved 
 in this edition. 
 
 BECON, Thomas, D.D., Prebend, of Canterb. 
 
 Born 151 1 or 1512. Entered St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge; B.A. 1530; ordained 1538. Became Vicar of 
 Brenfett, Kent. Joined the reformers. Reiftor of St. 
 Stephen, Walbrook, 1547. Died about 1567 or 1570. 
 A Puritan writer of great learning and piety. His works 
 were originally publifhed in 3 vol. folio, 1563—4, and have 
 become very fcarce. The reprint by the Parker Society, 
 1843-4, '^ greatly improved, and is well edited. 
 
 Early Works ; being the treatifes publi{hed by 
 him in the reign of King Henry VIII. Edited 
 for the Parker Society, by the Rev. John Ayre, 
 M.A., Min. of St. John's Chapel, Hampilead. 
 Imp. 8°. Camb. 1843 
 
 Biographical notice . . . - . vii 
 
 General preface by Becon - . - - i 
 
 Lines addreffed to Becon - - - - 33 
 
 The news out of heaven - - - . 35 
 
 A Chriftmas banquet, garniflied with many pleafant and 
 
 dainty diihes ------ 59 
 
 A potation for Lent, very comfortable for all penitent 
 
 finners -.-._. gj 
 
 The pathway unto prayer, full of much godly fruit and 
 
 Chriftian knowledge - - - - - 123 
 
 A pleafant new nofegay, full of many godly and fweet 
 
 flowers - - - - - - 188 
 
 The policy of war, wherein is declared how the enemies 
 
 of the Chriftian public weal may be overcome and 
 
 fubdued ------- 2^0 
 
 David's harp, full of moft delegable harmony, newly 
 
 ftringed and fet in tune - - - - 262 
 
 This is an expofition of Pfa. 116. 10—19 (°'' Pf^- i'5> 
 according to the Latin verfion). 
 A new year's gift, newly publifhed - - - 304 
 
 An invedlive againft the moft wicked and deteftable fin 
 
 of fwearing ------ 350 
 
 BECON, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 The governance of virtue, teaching all faithful Chriftians 
 how they ought daily to lead their life, and fruitfully 
 to fpend their time unto the glory of God and the 
 health of their iouls ----- 091 
 
 Index ------- 487 
 
 Prayers, and other pieces. Edited for the Parker 
 Society, by the Rev. John Ayre, M.A. Imp. 
 8°. Ci2?nl?. 1844 
 
 The flower of godly prayers - - - - i 
 
 The pomander of prayer - - - - 72 
 
 The fick man's falve, wherein the faithful Chriftians 
 may learn, both how to behave themfelves patiently 
 and thankfully in the time of ficknefs, and alfo vir- 
 tuoufly to difpofe their temporal goods and finally 
 prepare themfelves gladly and godly to die - 87 
 
 A comfortable epiftle to the afflifted people of God 192 
 An humble fupplication unto God for the reftoring of 
 his holy word - - - - - 223 
 
 The difplaying of the popifli mafs - . - 251 
 
 The commonplaces of the Holy Scripture - 287 
 
 A comparifon between the Lord's fupper and the Pope's 
 
 mafs - - - - - - -351 
 
 Certain articles of the Chriftian religion proved and 
 confirmed ------ 396 
 
 The diverfity between God's word and man's invention 484 
 
 The adls of Chrift and antichrift - - - 498 
 
 Chrift's chronicle, containing briefly in a moft godly and 
 
 pleafant order whatfoever is written at large in the 
 
 Gofpels ------ 540 
 
 The fummary of the New Teftament - - 560 
 
 Demands of Holy Scripture, with anfwers - 595 
 
 Index. 
 
 The catechifm of, with other pieces, written by 
 him in the reign of King Edward VI. Edited 
 for the Parker Society, by the Rev. John Ayre. 
 Imp. 8°. Camb. 1844 
 
 A new catechifm, fet forth dialogue-wife, in familiar 
 talk between the Father and the Son - - i 
 
 The jewel of joy - - - - - 41 1 
 
 The principles of Chriftian religion - - - 477 
 
 A fruitful tre.itife of fafting, wherein is declared what 
 
 the Chriftian faft is, how we ought to faft, and what 
 
 the true ufe of fafting is- - - - 523 
 
 The caftle of comfort, in the which it is evidently 
 proved that God alone abfolveth and freely forgiveth 
 the fins of fo many as unfeignedly repent and turn 
 unto him - - - - - - "55* 
 
 The folace of the foul, very comfortable againft the 
 bitter ftorms of ficknefs and death, greatly encouraging 
 the faithful, both patiently and thankfully to fufl-'er 
 the good pleafure of God in all kind of adverfity 569 
 The fortrefs of the faithful againft the cruel afl"aults of 
 poverty and hunger, newly made for the comfort of 
 poor needy Chriftians - - - - 581 
 
 The Chriftian knight, teaching the warriors of God, 
 
 not only how they may prevail againft Satan and his 
 
 wicked array in this world, but alfo how they may 
 
 live before God with a quiet and merry confcience 620 
 
 A homily againft whoredom - - - - 642 
 
 Index ------- 651 
 
 Writings. Britifh Reformers, 6 
 
 The reliques of Rome, contayning all fuch mat- 
 ters of religion as have in times pall bene 
 brought into the Church by the Pope and 
 his adherentes, Blacklett. fm. 8°. ZtfW. 1563 
 On abfolution. Tradls of Angl. Fath. 2. 133 
 
 BECONSALL, Thos. A.M., Fell, of Brafenofe 
 
 College, Oxford. 
 Sermon, John, 5. 28, 29. The dodlrine of a
 
 226 
 
 BECONSALL, Thomas, A.M. {continued). 
 
 general rcfurreftion ; wherein the identity of 
 the rifing body is aflerted, againfl the Soci- 
 nians and fceptics. 4°. Oxf. 1697 
 
 BEDDOME, Benjamin, M.A. 
 
 A Bapdft minifter. 
 
 A icriptural expofition of the Baptifts' Catechifm, 
 by way of queftion and anfwer. Second 
 edition, correfted. 16°. Brijlol, iJjS 
 
 Other works, Village Sermons, 8 vol. 12°. Sermons, 
 
 with Memoir, 8^. 
 
 BEDE, or BEDA, ftyled the Venerable. 
 
 One of the moft eminent Fathers of the Englifh Church ; 
 born 672; embraced the monaftic life, and devoted himfelf 
 to ftudy, and writing his Ecclefiaftical Hiftory and other 
 works; died 735. There are three editions of his works, 
 each in 8 vol. folio, 1563, 1612, and 1688. Dr. Giles 
 has edited with great care (1843) all that he confiders 
 genuine of fuch as are contained in the former editions, 
 with fome works added which are not to be found in them. 
 The contents of both the editions of 1688 and of 1843 are 
 given below. The beft edition of the Hiftory in Anglo- 
 Saxon and Latin is that of 1722, folio. 
 
 Opera hac poftrema editione, diligenter recog- 
 nita et fedulo correfta. 8 vol, folio. 
 
 Col. Jg. 1688 
 Vol. I. 
 Vita Beds. 
 
 Cunabula grammatics artis - . - - i 
 
 De octo partibus orationis - . - - 14 
 
 De arte metrica - - - - - - 25 
 
 De fchematibus Scripturae - - - - 42 
 
 De tropis S. Scriptures ----- 47 
 
 De orthographia . . . . 53 
 
 De arithmeticis numeris - - - - 72 
 
 De compute dialogus - - . - - 85 
 
 De divifionibus temporum . - . - 89 
 
 De arithmeticis propofitionibus - - - 100 
 De ratione calculi - - - - - -iii 
 
 De numerorum divifione - . - - 123 
 
 De indigitatione cum glolTis Brideferti Ramefienfis et 
 
 Joannis Noviomagi ----- 127 
 
 De ratione unciarum, et Brideferti comment. 141 
 
 De argumentis lunae ----- 143 
 
 Ephemeris, five comptus vulgaris - - 169 
 De embolilmo - - - - - -215 
 
 Decennovenales circuli ... - 254 
 
 De cyclo Pafchali - •■ - - - 321 
 
 De mundi conftitutione . - . - 324 
 
 De mufica theorica - - - . . 344 
 
 De circulis fphaerae .... - 365 
 
 De planetis ------- 369 
 
 De tonitruis -.---- 387 
 
 Prognoftica temporum ----- 390 
 
 De menfura horologii . - . . 392 
 
 De aftrolabio ..---. 394 
 
 De nativitate infantium . - . - 397 
 
 De minutione fanguinis ----- 398 
 
 De feptem mundi miraculis - - - 401 
 
 Hymni - - 407 
 
 De ratione computi - - - - - - 418 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 De natura rerum ...... i 
 
 De temporum ratione - . - . 43 
 
 De fex aetatibus mundi, five chronicon - - 103 
 
 De temporibus - - - - - - nS 
 
 Sententiae ex Ariftotele 124 
 
 Sententiae ex Cicerone ... - 166 
 
 Proverbiorum liber - - - - - 185 
 
 De fubftantiis - 200 
 
 Elementa philofophiae .--..- 206 
 
 BEDE, Venerable {continued). 
 
 De Pafchae celebratione - . - - 230 
 
 De divinatione mortis et vitas - - - - 223 
 
 De area Noe. De linguis gentium . - 23^ 
 
 SybiUina oracula ---.-. 236 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Gentis Anglorum ecclefiaftica hiftoria - - i 
 
 Epitome ejufdem hiftorise - - . . 1^.8 
 
 Vitas Cuthberti, Felicis, Vedafti, Columbani, Attate, 
 Patricii, Euftafii Bertolfi, Arnolfi, Burgundoforae 153 
 Juftini Martyrium, carmine ... 266 
 
 Martyrologium ---... 2.yy 
 De fitu urbis Hierufalem ... - 363 
 
 Interpretatio nominum Heb. et Gr. in SS. Bibliis 372 
 Excerptiones et colleftanea quaedam - - 480 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Hexaemeron ---... 1 
 
 In Genefim expofitio . - - - - 19 
 
 In Ex. Lev. Num. Deut. explanatio - - 87 
 
 In Samuelcm allegorica expofitio - - - 167 
 
 In libros Regum quaftiones - - - 333 
 
 In Efdram, Neem. Tob. allegorica expofitio - 348 
 In Jobum, parabolas, cantica, expofitio - - 714 
 
 De tabernaculo et vafis ejus ac veftibus facerdotum 837 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 In Matthasum expofitio - - - . . i 
 
 In Marcum --.-.. 92 
 
 In Lucam - - - - - - -217 
 
 In Joannem ...... ^51 
 
 In A6la Apoftolorum - - - - - 625 
 
 De nominibus locorum in Aftis Apoftolorum 666 
 
 Expofitio in epiftolas D. Jacobi, Petri, Joannis, Judae 673 
 In Apocalypfin explanatio - - - - 761 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Retraftiones in Adlus Apoftolorum - - I 
 
 Quasftiones in Afta Ap. - - - - 29 
 
 Expofitio in epiftolas Pauli - - - - 31 
 
 This work feems to have been really compofed by 
 Florus, deacon of the church of Lyons, who lived in the 
 ninth century. See Mabillon's Analedla, p. 412. 
 
 Aniani Epiftola ad Evangelum prefbyterum - 823 
 
 Chryfoftomi epiftola de laudibus B. Pauli - 824 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Homiliae aeftivales de tempore, xxxiii. - - I 
 
 Homiliae aeftivales de fanftis, xxxii. - - 91 
 
 Homilias hyemales de tempore, xv. - - - 183 
 
 Homilias quadragefimales, xxii. - - - 218 
 
 Homilias hyemales de fandlis, xvi. - - - 290 
 
 Sermones ad populum varii - - - 339 
 
 Scintillae, five loci communes - - . . 370 
 
 De muliere forti - - - - - 459 
 
 De officiis ------- 467 
 
 Fragmenta quasdam in libros flipientiales, et Pfalterii 
 verfus aliquot ..... 476 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 De Templo Salomonis - . - - - i 
 
 Quffiftiones fuper Gen. Exod. Lev. Num. Deut. lib. 
 
 Jefu Nave, Jud. Ruth, iv. libros Regum - 78 
 
 Quaeftiones variae - - - - - -2S6 
 
 Commentaria in Pfalmos . - - - 307 
 
 Vocabulorum Pfalterii expofitio, item de diapfalmate 
 
 colleftio - - - - - - - 895 
 
 Sermo, Dominus de coelo profpexit - - 904 
 
 In Boethii librum de Trinitate, commentarius - 925 
 De feptem verbis Chrifti in cruce, oratio - 954 
 
 Meditationes paffionis Chrifld per feptem diei horas 955 
 De remediis peccatorum - - - - - 961 
 
 Indices. 
 The complete works of Venerable Bede, in the 
 original Latin, collated with the manufcripts 
 and. various printed editions, accompanied by a 
 new Englifli tranflation of the hiftorical works.
 
 228 
 
 BEDE, Venerable {continued). 
 
 and a life of the author, by the Rev, J. A. 
 Giles, D.C.L. 12 vol. 8^. Zo;/^. 1843 
 
 Vol. I. 1843. 
 Preface, &c. ..--.. xvii 
 
 Smithi praefatio in Beds opera hiftorica - xxvii 
 
 Lite of Bede, by Giles ----- xli 
 
 Vita Bedae auftore anonymo ... cxliii 
 
 Alia vita .--.... clxi 
 
 Cuthberti epiftola de Bedas obitu - - clxiii 
 
 Poemata -...•.. j 
 
 Hymni - -...-. j^ 
 
 Epiftolae ad, — 
 
 Albinum -.-... io6 
 
 Egbertum Antiftitem - - . . io8 
 
 Plegvvinum apologet. de vi. astatibus mundi 144 
 
 Wichredam de aequinodtio vernali - - 155 
 
 Accam de principio Genefeos - - - 169 
 
 Accam de Templo Salom. - - - 171 
 
 Nothelmum de xxx. quaeftionibus - - 174 
 
 Accam de expof. Evang. Marci - - - 176 
 
 Accam de Evang. Lucas - . . 179 
 
 Accam de Expol'. Aftuum . - - 184 
 
 Eufebium de Apocalypfi - - - 189 
 
 Accam de Expol. Samuelis - - - - 195 
 
 Accam de manfionibus filiorum Ifrael ^nunc frimum 
 edlta] ------ 193 
 
 Accam dc eo, Quod ait Efaias, &<:.\jiunc primum edita] 203 
 De vii. epiftolis canonicis - - - - 215 
 
 Opulcula moralia, libellus precum - - 217 
 
 Varias le^iones, &c. - - - . . 2^7 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaftica gentis Anglorum. Ecclefiaftical 
 hiftory of the Engli/h nation. [Latin and EnglilTi.] 
 Book 1, 2, 3. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaftica. Book 4, 5 - - i 
 
 Epitome, (i\e recapitulatio chronica totius operis. Epi- 
 tome, or chronological fummary of the whole work 300 
 Notitia de feipfo et de libris fuis. Notice of the author 
 himfelf and of his works - - - - 312 
 
 Bedae chronologia continuata audlore anonymo 323 
 
 Varias ledtiones - ... - ^29 
 
 Table of the duration of the kingdoms of the Anglo- 
 Saxon Heptarchy ..... ^96 
 
 Index to the Ecclefiaftical Hiftory - - 403 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 De feptem mundi miraculis. Of the feven wonders of 
 the world - - - - - . 10 
 
 Martyrologium de natalibus fandtorum, cum audtario 
 
 Flori --.--.- 16 
 
 Vita beati Felicis confeflbris. The life of St. Felix 174 
 
 Vita S. Cuthberti. The life of St. Cuthbert - 202 
 
 Vita Abbatum Wiremuthenfium et Girvenfium. The 
 
 lives of the abbots of Weremouth and Jarrow 358 
 
 De locis fanftis. Of holy places - . 402 
 
 Varia ledliones ---... aaa 
 
 Vol. 5. Homiliarum evangelii libri ii. 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 De orthographia - - . . . i 
 
 De arte metrica ---... 4.0 
 
 De fchematis et tropis S. Scripturae - - 80 
 
 De natura rerum ...... 99 
 
 De temporibus . - - . . 123 
 
 De temporum ratione - - . - 139 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 Vita S. Cuthberti audlore anonymo - - 357 
 
 Hiftoria tranflationis S. Cuthberti - - 383 
 
 Vita Abbatum Wiremuthenfium et Girvenfium 416 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 Commentarii in principium Genefis ufque ad nativitatem 
 
 Ifaac et ejedtionem Ilmaelis, cap. i— xxi. i— 10 i 
 
 De tabernaculo et vafis ejus, ac veftibus facerdotum. 
 
 [Exod. xxiv. 12 — xxx. 21. j - - - 225 
 
 BEDE, Venerable {continued). 
 
 Allegorica expofitio in 1 Sam. i— vii. - - 368 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 In I Sam. viii-xxxi. . - . . . 1 
 In libros [Samuelis et libros] Regum quaeftionum xxx. 
 
 liber unus ...... 232 
 
 De asdificatione templi, allegorica expofitio - 262 
 
 In Ezram, allegorica expofitio - - - 360 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 
 In Nehemi.im, allegorica expofitio - . . i 
 
 Expofitio in Proverbia Salomonis - - 53 
 
 Expofitio in Cantica Canticorum - - - 186 
 
 Expofitio in Canticum Habacuc - - - 404 
 Expofitio allegorica in Tobiam ... 427 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 
 In Marci Evangelium expofitio - - - i 
 
 In Lucae Evangelium expofitio, capp. i-v. - - 265 
 Vol. 1 1. In Luca Evang. vi-xxiv. 
 Vol. 12. 
 
 In Adta Apoftolorum expofitio - . . i 
 
 Super epiftojas catholicas expofitio - - . 157 
 
 Explanatio Apocalypfis - - - - 337 
 
 Hiftoriae ecclefiafticae gentis Anglorum, libri v. 
 Brit. Hift. Rerum Brit. Script. 147 
 
 The ecclefiailical hiftory of the Englifh nation 
 from the coming of Julius Caefar, B.C. 60, till 
 A.D. 731. Revifed from the tranflation of 
 Mr. Stevens by the Rev. J. A. Giles, LL.D. 
 To which is added, A life of the author, 
 notes, &c. 8°. Land. 1840 
 
 The ecclefiaftical hiftory of England ; alfo. The 
 Anglo - Saxon chronicle. With illuftrative 
 notes, a map of Anglo-Saxon England, and a 
 general index. Edited by J. A. Giles, D.C.L. 
 Sm. 8°. 1847 
 
 Epiftola ad Egbertum. Bibl. Patr. Gall. 13. 261 
 
 Libri iv. in principium Genefis ufque ad nativi- 
 tatem Ifaac. Liber in canticum Habacuc. 
 Homilije xi. Libellus precum. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Tlief. Nov. 5. 1 1 1 
 
 Martyrologium, cum auftario Flori. 
 
 Ada Sanftorum, 7 
 
 Martyrologium a Venerabili Beda heroicis ver- 
 fibus fcriptum. D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 23 
 
 Epiftola ad Albinum Abbatem. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analed:. 398 
 
 Libellus annalis domni Bedae prefbyteri. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Collefl. vi. 637 
 
 BEDELL, William, Bifhop of Kilmore. 
 
 An excellent prelate ; born 1570. Fellow of Emma- 
 nuel College, Cambridge, 1593; B.D. 1599. Prefented 
 to the living of St. Edmondlbury, Suffolk, where he con- 
 tinued until 1604, when he was appointed chaplain to Sir 
 H. Wotton, ambaffador to the republic of Venice. Pro- 
 voft of Trinity College, Dublin, )627. Biftiop of Kilmore, 
 1629. Died 1 641. His labours were of great benefit in 
 Ireland, particularly in procuring the Bible and Book of 
 Common Prayer to be tranflated into Irifh. The Bible 
 was printed ieveral years after his death (1685, in 4^^) at 
 the expenfe of Mr. Boyle. 
 
 The life of [by Bp. Burnet], and letters which 
 have pafled between Spain and England in 
 matter of religion, concerning the general 
 motives to Roman obedience, between Mr. 
 James Waddefworth, a late penfioner of the
 
 229 
 
 230 
 
 BEDELL, William, Bp. {continuecl). 
 
 Holy Inquifition in Sevil, and W. Bedel). 
 
 8°. Lend. 1685 
 
 A letter to Waddefworth on the principal points 
 
 of controverly between Papiftsand Proteftants. 
 
 8°. Land. 1827 
 
 BEDFORD, Arthur, M.A. 
 
 A good Oriental fcholar, and a man of unfeigned piety 
 and zeal. Born 1668. Admitted of Brafenole College, 
 Oxford, 1 6S4. Ordained 1688. Vicar of Temple Church, 
 Briftol, 1692. Chaplain to the Haberdalhers' Hofpital, 
 Hoxton, 1724. Died 1745. 
 
 The evil and danger of ftage-plays ; fhowing 
 their natural tendency to deftroy religion and 
 introduce a general corruption of manners, in 
 almoft two thoufand inftances, taken from the 
 plays of the two lafl: years, againft all the me- 
 thods lately ufed for their reformation. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1706 
 A ferious remonftrance in behalf of the Chriftian 
 religion againft the horrid blafphemies and im- 
 pieties which are ftillufed in the Englifh play- 
 houfes ; fhowing their plain tendency to over- 
 throw all piety. From almoft feven thoufand 
 inftances, taken out of the plays of the prefent 
 century. 8°. Lond. 17 19 
 
 The Temple mufick ; or, an effay concerning the 
 method of fmging the Pfalms of David in the 
 Temple before the Babylonifh captivity. 
 Wherein the mufick of our cathedrals is vin- 
 dicated, and fuppofed to be conformable not 
 only to that of the primitive Chriftians, but 
 alfo to the praftice of the Church in all pre- 
 ceding ages. 8°. Lond. 1706 
 The Scripture chronology demonftrated by aftro- 
 nomical calculations, and alfo by the year of 
 jubilee and the Sabbatical year among the 
 Jews ; or, an account of time from the crea- 
 tion of the world to the deftruflion of Jerufa- 
 lem, as it may be proved from the writings 
 of the Old and New Teftament. Together 
 with the hiftory of the world from the creation 
 to the time when Dr. Prideaux began his Con- 
 nexion. Folio. Lond. 1730 
 
 Dr. Waterland charadterizes this as a very learned and 
 elaborate work. The hypothefis on which it is formed 
 has been fet afide by the valuable publication of Dr. Hales. 
 
 Sermon, Lev. 5. i. [Reformation of manners; 
 with an account of the progrefs of the fociety.] 
 4°. Lond. 1734 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 14. i. The doftrine of affurance; 
 or, the cafe of a weak and doubting confcience. 
 With an appendix, anfwering the objections 
 from texts of Scripture. The fecond edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 A defence of the doftrine of the Holy Trinity 
 and the Incarnation of the Son of God, from 
 the teftimony of the moft ancient Jews ; in 
 eight fermons [on I John, 5. 7], preached at 
 the Lady Moyer's Lefture, 1739 ^""^ I74°' 
 and fmce greatly enlarged, with ufeful notes 
 and appendices. 8°. Lond. 1751 
 
 BEDFORD, Hilkiah. 
 
 A non-juring divine. Born 1663; died 1724. 
 A vindication of the Church of England from 
 the afperfions of a late libel, intituled, Prieft- 
 craft in perfedlion, &c. By a prieft of the 
 Church of England. Pp. liv., fF. 7, pp. 218. 
 8°. Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 BEE, The, or Literary Weekly Intelligencer ; 
 confifting of original pieces and felcftions from 
 performances of merit, foreign and domeftic. 
 By James Anderfon, LL.D., F.R.S. 18 vol. 
 Sm. 8°. Edin. 1791-94 
 
 BEESLEY, Henry, D.D. " 
 
 A good divine and preacher; born at Oxford, 1605. 
 He was a member of St. Alban's Hall, and obtained the 
 redlory of Swanford, Oxfordfhire. Being a Loyalift he was 
 a fufferer during the Commonwealth. Died 1675. 
 
 The foules conflift with the fms of vain glory, 
 &c, ; in eight feveral fermons. 8°. Lond. 16 ^j 
 
 2 Cor. II. 30. St. Paul's glorying - - - i 
 John, 12. 24. The ruler's faintnefs in confefling Chrift 24 
 
 Matt. 20. 15. The envious eye - - 77 
 
 Phil. 3. 21. The laft refurredion - - ill 
 
 Pfa. 116. 12. Thankfulnefs for God's benefits 134 
 
 John, I. 23. Preparation of God's way - 158 
 
 Rom. 12. 21. Vidlory over evil . . - 180 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 1. Timely remembrance of God 213 
 
 BEESTON, Edmund, M.A., Reft, of Sprough- 
 ton and Whatfield, and Lefturer of St. Mary 
 Tower, Ipfwich. 
 
 Praftical fermons and difcourfes upon feveral 
 fubjefts. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 14 
 Pfa. 4. 4 - - 
 Job, 15. 14 - 
 Ecclef. 1.2. (2 f 
 Pfa. 145. 9 
 Ecclef. 8. 2 - 
 Deut. 29. 29 - 
 Jofli. 24. 14 - 
 John, 15. 14 - 
 
 BEGGA, S., 
 
 gardorum. 
 Vita, vetus, haftenus non edita, et commcntario 
 illuftrata ; adjundla eft hiftoria Begginafiorum 
 Belgii, auftore J. Geldolpho. [Officium beat:E 
 Beggae et Litanias.] 4°. Z,5CW//7, 1631 
 
 BSGG, James A. 
 
 A connefted view of fome of the Scriptural evi- 
 dence of the Redeemer's fpeedy perfonal re- 
 turn and reign on earth with his glorified 
 faints during the millennium, Ifracl's reftora- 
 tion to Paleftine, and the deftruftion of anti- 
 chriftian nations. With remarks on various 
 authors who oppofe thefe doftrines. Fourth 
 edition, improved. 12°. P azj/ey, \8^i 
 
 Letters to a minifter of the Gofpel on his and 
 other interpretations of our Saviour's predic- 
 tions of his return, recorded Matt, xxiii. xxiv. 
 XXV. ; containing a minute examination of 
 thefe prophecies, and exhibiting the evidence 
 
 - I 
 
 John, 3. 19 - - - 239 
 
 21 
 
 Rom. I. 17 - - 265 
 
 - 41 
 
 Gal. 6. 2 - - - 291 
 
 m.) 63 
 
 Afts, 23. I - - 311 
 
 103 
 
 Pfa. 131. 3 - - - 333 
 
 - J25 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15 - - 355 
 
 149 
 
 Rom. 8. 15 - - - 375 
 
 - 173 
 
 Rom. 12. 2 - - 395 
 
 - 195 
 
 Rom. 12. 16 - - 419 
 
 Fundatri 
 
 X Begginarum et Beg-
 
 231 
 
 232 
 
 BEGG, James A. (continue J). 
 
 they contain that Chrift's coming in the clouds 
 of heav^en is perlonal and near at hand. 12°. 
 
 Paijley, 1831 
 
 The value of prophecy, as a light to the Church 
 in evil times. [A ledlure on 2 Pet. i. 19-21.] 
 12°. _ Glafg. 1843 
 
 The purpofe of God in the feparation of the 
 Ifraelites as a people. [A lefture on Deut. 4. 
 i-io.] 12°. Glifg. 1843 
 
 The Scriptural argument for the coming of the 
 Lord at the commencement of the millennium. 
 Fourth edition, improved. 12°. pp. 23. 
 
 Glafg. 1844 
 
 The firft refurreflion. 12°. pp. 34. Glafg. 1844 
 
 The herefy of Hymcneus and Philetus concern- 
 ing the firft refurreftion. 12°. pp. 36. 
 
 Lo7id. 1832 
 
 The true caufe of the prevalence of peftilence. 
 12°. pp. 48. Paifley, 1832 
 
 A few words on the alliance between Church 
 and ftate. 12°. pp. 12. Glafg. 1835 
 
 An examination of the authority for a change of 
 the weekly Sabbath at the refurreftion of 
 Chrift. 12°. Glafg. 1850 
 
 BEHMEN, Jacob. 
 
 A celebrated myftic, born at Gorlitz, in Upper Lufatia, 
 1575. Apprenticed to a flioemaker. Became mafter of a 
 fchool, 1594. Died 1624. His writings were held in 
 high eftimation by tlie celebrated William Law, who 
 partly prepared the edition of his works in Englifli pub- 
 lifhed in 1764-81, in 4 vol. 4^^. 
 
 Important truths relating to fpiritual and prac- 
 tical Chriftianity, felefted from feveral eminent 
 writers, with divers extratts from a treatife 
 entitled, The way to Chrift, written by Jacob 
 Behmen. 12°. Land. 1769 
 
 Theological and pradlical divinity ; with extrafts 
 of feveral treatifes, written by Jacob Behmen. 
 The parable of a pilgrim, taken from an an- 
 cient author, and divers other trads, taken 
 from different authors. Publifhed by a gentle- 
 man retired from bufniefs. 12°. Land. ij6g 
 
 A compendious view of the grounds of the Teu- 
 tonick philofophy ; with confiderations by way 
 of inquiry into the fubjeft-matter of the 
 writings of Jacob Behmen. Publifhed by a gen- 
 tleman retired from bufinefs. 12°. Lotid.ijyo 
 
 Signatura rerum ; or, the fignature of all things. 
 Showing the fign and fignification of the feve- 
 ral forms and fhapes in the creation, and what 
 the beginning, ruin, and cure of every thing 
 is. 4°. Lo?id. 1 65 1 
 
 Mercurius Teutonicus ; or, a Chriftian informa- 
 tion concerning the laft times. Being divers 
 prophetical paffages of the fall of Babel, and 
 the new building in Zion. Pp. 52, 8°. 
 
 Lond. \6±q 
 
 BELCHER, Joseph. 
 
 Poetical fketches of biblical fubjefts from our 
 moft efteemed poets. 12°. Lond. 1825 
 
 BELETH, John. 
 
 A native of France. Lived in the twelfth century. He 
 taught theology at Paris. 
 Divinorum officiorum rationale. 
 
 rDurand. Rationale, v. 2, p. 486] 
 BELFOUR, Rev. Okey. 
 
 Sermon, i Kings, 8. 13. [Confecration of a 
 church.] 8"^. Lond. 181 8 
 
 BELFRAGE, Henry, D.D., Min. of the Seces- 
 fion Church, Falkirk, Scotland. 
 Died 1835. 
 Sacramental addreffes and meditations. To which 
 three fermons are now appended : 
 [i Cor. 5. 6. On the fpirit with which the 
 
 Lord's Supper fhould be kept. 
 Heb. 12. 25. The communion of the blood 
 
 of Chrift. 
 Luke, 24. 32. Refle6lions after fellowfliip 
 
 with the Saviour.] 
 
 With the author's final correftions. Fifth 
 
 edition. 12°. Edin. 1841 
 
 By the fame author, Difcourfeson Duties and Confolations 
 
 of the Aged, 12". Pradlical Difcourfes for the Young, 12°. 
 
 Expofition of the Affembly's Catechifm, 2 vol. 12°. Life 
 
 and Correfpondence, 8°. &c. 
 
 BELISARIUS. 
 
 De Sedulii acroftichis. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 472 ; Maittaire, Op. 
 Poet. 2. 1673 ; Mabil. Vet. An. 386 
 BELL, Andrew, D.D. 
 
 Celebrated for introducing an economical fyftem of edu- 
 cating the poor, which he firft adopted at Madras, and 
 afterwards naturalized in England. Born at St. Andrews, 
 in Scotland, 1753, and educated at that univerfity. Chap- 
 lain at Fort George, 1780. Returned to England, 1797. 
 Became prebendary of Weftminfter and mafter of Sherborn 
 Hofpital. Died at Cheltenham, 1832, leaving 120,000/. 
 to public charities. 
 
 An analyfis of the experiment in education made 
 at Egmore, near Madras. Third edition. 
 Pp. x. 115, 8". Lond. 1807 
 
 Sermon (extraft of), i Cor. 3. 11. On the 
 education of the poor under an appropriate 
 fyftem. [Charity-fchool.] 8°. Lond. 1807 
 
 Mutual tuition alfo moral difcipline ; or, manual 
 of inftru6lions for conducing fchools through 
 the agency of the fcholars themfelves. Seventh 
 edition. With an effay on the Madras fyftem 
 of education. Pp. viii. 134. 12°. Lond. 1823 
 
 BELL, Archibald. 
 
 A diffenter. 
 The Church-member's diredlory ; or, a Gofpel 
 
 Church defcribed. Wherein is confidered its 
 
 form, founder, and foundation. 12°. 
 
 Lond. [circa 1750] 
 BELL, Sir Charles. See Bridgewater Treatifes 
 
 and Palcy's Natural Theology. 
 BELL, George, A.M. 
 Sermon, i Pet. 1.22. [Eledtion of Lord Mayor.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 17 1 3 
 
 BELL, Robert, Efq. 
 A hiftory of Ruffia. [Lardner's Cab. Cycl.] 
 
 3 vol. 12°. Lond. 1836
 
 233 
 
 234 
 
 BELL, Robert, Efq. {continued). 
 
 Lives of Englifli poets. [Lardner's Cab. Cyc].] 
 2 vol. 12°. Lo;iri. 1839 
 
 VoL I. Drayton, Cowley, Waller, Milton, Butler. 
 Vol. 2. Dryden, Sackville, Churchyard, Withers, Cor- 
 bet, Sandys, Randolph, Cleveland, Blackmore, Prior, 
 Pope, Young, Akenfide, &c., &c. 
 
 Lives of Englifh dramatiils. [Lardner's Cab. 
 CycL] By R. Bell, Efq., Dr. Dunham, &c. 
 2 vol. 12°. Z(?W. 1837 
 
 Vol. I. Shakefpear, Jonfon, MalTinger, Ford, Webfter, 
 
 &c. 
 Vol. 2. Shirley, Davenant, Otway, Lee, Behn, Shad- 
 well, Wycherley, Vanbrugh, Congreve, Farquhar, 
 Gibber, Centlivre, Murphy, Cumberland, Mrs. Cow- 
 ley, &c. 
 Lives of the Britifh admirals. See Southey. 
 Lives of early Britifh writers. See Dunham. 
 
 BELL, WiUiam, D.D. 
 
 A learned, exemplary, and generous divine. Educated 
 at Magdalen College, Cambridge. Became prebendary of 
 Weftminfter, and treafurer of St. Paul's. Died at Weft- 
 minfter, 1816, in the 85th year of his age. He founded 
 eight Icholarfhips at Cambridge for the orphan fons of poor 
 clergymen, and rendered himfelf confpicuous through life 
 for a£ts of difcerning liberality. 
 
 The authority, nature, &c., of the Lord's Supper. 
 8°. Land. 1780 
 
 An enquiry whether any doflrine relating to the 
 nature and effefts of the Lord's Supper can 
 be juftly founded on the difcourfe of our Lord 
 recorded in the fixth chapter of the Gofpel 
 of St. John. Being a fupplement to a treatife 
 on the Lord's Supper. Pp. vii. 47. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1790 
 An enquiry into the divine miffions of John the 
 Baptiil and Jefus Chriil, fo far as they can be 
 proved from the circumftances of their births, 
 and their connexion with each other. To 
 which are prefixed, Arguments in proof of the 
 authenticity of the narratives of the births of 
 John and Jefus. A new ed. 8°. Lond. 18 10 
 Sermons on various fubjedts. Publilhed by Jofeph 
 Allen, M.A., Prebendary of Weftminfter. 
 2 vol. 8°. ' Lo?id. 1 8 1 7 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Numb. 23. 10. The death of the finner and the death 
 
 of the righteous ----- i 
 
 Matt. 18. 35. The nature and neceffity of forgivenefs 
 
 as required in the gofpel - - - 17 
 
 Afts, 24. 16. What it is to have a confcience void of 
 
 offence, and how to preferve it • - - 35 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. Frequent meditation on death in the 
 
 higheft degree ufeful to our happinefs as well as our 
 
 virtue ....-- 55 
 
 I John, 2. I, 2. The gofpel conditions on which fin- 
 
 ners will be faved, and fin forgiven - - 75 
 
 Heb. 12. I. The folly of indulging one favourite vice 
 
 on the ftrength of pradtifing other virtues - 95 
 
 Pfa. 94. 19. The knowledge of another life the only 
 
 folid comforts for the evils of this - - 113 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 3. Occafional forrow of fervice to our virtue 
 
 and happinefs - - - - - 131 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. Cautions for enabling us to make a right 
 
 ufe of the gofpel . . . . . 149 
 
 Matt. 26. I, 2. The condudl of our Lord as to his death 
 
 a proof that he could not be a deceiver - 169 
 
 BELL, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 A(£ls, 2. 4. The divine character of Jefus proved from 
 
 his condudl towards the apoftles - - - 193 
 
 Deut. 29. 29. The duty of attending to revealed truths 
 
 explained and applied to the Trinity - 221 
 
 Rom. 12. 3. The duty of moderation with refpedl to 
 
 the diftingui/hing particularsof our religious belief 235 
 Matt. II. 6. The neceffity of being guided by truth and 
 
 virtue in all our condudl with refpedt to religion 253 
 Matt. II. 30. The duties of religion produftivc of real 
 
 happinefs - - - - - - 271 
 
 Matt. 19. 14. In what we muft refemble children in 
 
 order to enter into the kingdom of heaven 291 
 
 Adts, 24. 24, 25. A due confideration of the judgment 
 
 to come highly conducive to the happinefs of this life 
 
 as well as of the next - - - - 311 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. The true value of affluence J its infuffi- 
 
 ciency alone to make us happy - - " 33i 
 
 John, I. 14. Our Saviour full of grace and truth 349 
 Col. 3. I. The proper influence of our Saviour's refur- 
 
 reftion .--..- 369 
 
 I John, 2. 15. The love of the world how far proper 385 
 Phil. I. 27. When our converfation is becoming the 
 
 Gofpel ------- 403 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Z Pet. I. 3. Every affiftance conveyed by the Gofpel for 
 
 virtue and future happinefs _ - - 1 
 
 Phil. I. 9, 10. The nature and tokens of fincere obe- 
 dience ------- 19 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 12. How we are deceived into falfe fecurity 
 and the proper means to avoid it - - 37 
 
 Matt. 13. 29, 30. Virtue and vice in a great degree 
 diftinguilhed in this life, and why not completely 57 
 
 Pfa. 58. 10. The rewards and punifhments of virtue and 
 vice here, a proof of a judgment to come - 79 
 
 Pfa. 119. 34. The praftice of virtue neceffary to the 
 enjoyment of happinefs, as well in this life as in the 
 next - 99 
 
 Pfa. 119. 9. The happinefs of the virtuous man in this 
 life greater than that of the man of vice - I 19 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. The proper regulation of the purfuit of 
 immediate pleafures - . _ - 141 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 16. Our duty to avoid both fuperftition and 
 irreligion - - - - - - 161 
 
 Luke, 14. 16-18. The neceffity of early virtue for ob- 
 taining future happinefs - - - - 181 
 
 Rom. 12. 3. Self-fufficiency and pride ; reafons againft 
 them, and means to avoid them - - - 201 
 
 Luke, 18. 14. Means to preferve candour towards 
 others, and avoid a conceit of our own virtues 221 
 
 Pfa. 51. 17. The neceffity of refledtion upon our fins, 
 towards our improvement in virtue - - 241 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. Salvation not to be obtained by faith with- 
 out works -.---- 259 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5. Paffion fermon - - - 279 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. Acceptance of the malefaftor on the 
 crofs no encouragement to a death-bed repentance 297 
 
 Phil. 4. II. The true nature of contentment, and the 
 means of acquiring it . . - - 315^ 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. The praftice of virtue the fureft means of 
 fuccefs in all our undertakings - - 335 
 
 Pfa. 139. I, 2. The perfeft knowledge of God, and the 
 ufefulnefs of an habitual attention to it - 355 
 
 Rom. 8. 16, 17. No affiurance of falvation communi- 
 cated to us by the Spirit in this life - 375 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. The duty of exhibiting a good example 397 
 
 Matt. 10. 29, 30. The providence of God ; its nature 
 and certainty - - - - - -4'5 
 
 BELLAMY, D., Min. of Peterfham and Kew, 
 and Vic. of St. Stephen's, near St. Alban's. 
 
 A paraphrafe on the facred hiftory, or Book of 
 Job J with obfervations from various authors. 
 .0. Lond. 1748
 
 235 
 
 236 
 
 BELLAMY, Joseph, A.M. 
 
 An able American divine ; born, at New Cheshire, 
 1719; became firft paftor of the church in Bethlehem, 
 Connedicut ; died 1790. His works have been publifhed 
 by the Bofton Tradl and Book Society, in 2 large vol. 8*^., 
 with a Memoir. 
 
 Letters and dialogues between Theron, Paulinus, 
 and Afpafio, upon the nature of love to God, 
 faith in Chrift, and aflurance of a title to eter- 
 nal life. With remarks on the fentiments of 
 Hervey and Marfhal. 12°. Lond. 1761 
 
 True religion delineated. 8°. Lo?jd. 1809* 
 
 The nature and glory of the Gofpcl of Jefus 
 Chrill: ; the nature and confequences of fpiritual 
 blindncfs, and the nature and effefts of divine 
 illumination. Reprinted from the edition of 
 1762. Royal 8°. Lo7id. n. d. 
 
 BELLAMY, J. F. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 16. 24. Sur le renoncement a 
 foi-meme. 8°. Getieve, 1768 
 
 BELLARMINE, Robert, Card, of the Rom.Ch. 
 
 Born, in Tufcany, 1542; admitted of the Society of 
 the Jefuits, 1560; ordained prieft, 1569, and taught 
 divinit)' at Louvain ; removed to Rome, and read lec- 
 tures on points of controverfy with much applaufe ; 
 Legate to France, 1590; created Cardinal, 1599; Arch- 
 bifhop of Capua, 16025 died 1621. He was one of 
 the greatefl controverfial writers of his time : his great 
 work, De Controverfiis, has occafioned numerous an- 
 fwers ; and it may be confidered the ftandard work in 
 defence of the Roman Church. Originally publifhed 
 at Ingolftadt, 1587, 88, and 89, 3 vol. folio, with alte- 
 rations ; difapproved by the author, who revifed and 
 publifhed it again at Venice j but this was full of errors, 
 from the negligence of the printer. In 1607, he publifhed 
 at Rome a volume of correftions, under the title ofRe- 
 cognitio Librorum, which was copied into the editions of 
 161 5 and 1620, and incorporated in thofe of Paris 16S8, 
 and Prague 1 72 1. The work has been reprinted at Rome, 
 1832-40, in 4 vol. 4°, with Appendix Monumentorum 
 Ecclcfiaflicorum ad Q2.aeftiones Polemicas, de recentioribus 
 erroribus perquam utilis. The befl; and moft complete 
 edition of the whole works is that of 1620, defcribed 
 below. There is another printed at Venice, 1721-27, 
 which is often called the beit ; but, although a finely- 
 printed book, feveral of Bellarmine's works are omitted in it. 
 
 Opera omnia, nunc poftremo ab ipfo authore 
 
 recognita, cum indicibus S. Scripturas rerum 
 
 item et verborum locuplctiffimis. 7 vol. folio. 
 
 Col. Jg. 1620, &c. 
 
 Vol. I. Co/. Ag. 1620. De controverfiis Chriftianae fidei 
 
 adverfus hujus temporis haercticos. 
 
 Praefatio, &c. et recognitio librorum omnium R. Bellar- 
 
 mini ab ipfo auftore edita. 
 De 1-erbo Dei. 
 
 De libris facris et apocryphis - . - . i 
 
 De editionibus, Heb. Chald. Gr. Lat. vulgaribus 69 
 
 De interpretatione et vero fenfu Scripturae - 131 
 
 De verbo Dei non fcripto - - - - 165 
 
 De C'nrijjo capite totius ecclefia. 
 
 De vera Chrifli divinitate - - - - 221 
 
 De diftindione perfonali a Patre et Spiritu Sandlo, ac de 
 proceffione Spiritus Sandi a Filio - - - 317 
 
 De incarnatione - - - . . oyn 
 
 De anima Chrifti et defcenfu ad inferos - - 429 
 
 De officio et meritis Mediatoris - - - 471 
 
 De Jummo Pontifce, 
 
 De primatu S. Petri in ecclefia militante - - 507 
 
 De lucceflione Romani pontificis in eo primatu 605 
 
 53 
 105 
 161 
 
 229 
 
 347 
 5" 
 
 569 
 
 BELLARMINE, Cardinal {continued). 
 
 De Antichrifto, quod nihil commune habeat cum Romano 
 
 pontifice ---... yoo 
 
 De poteflate Rom. pont. in caufis fpiritualibus - 801 
 De temporali dominio et poteflate ejufdem pontificis 887 
 Index rerum, &c. 
 Vol. 2. Col. Ag. 1619. De controverfiis, &c. continued. 
 De conci/iis et ecclefia. 
 
 De natura et caufis concilii ... j 
 
 De poteflate conciliorum 
 De ecclefia natura et proprietatibus 
 De notis verae ecclefiae - - - - 
 
 De memhris ecclefice. 
 
 De clericis et lacerdotibus . - - - 
 
 De monachis et religiofis caeteris 
 De laicis, ac potiffimum de magiftratu politico 
 De ecclefia, qua purgatur in locis juhterraneis. 
 De purgatorio : an fit . . - - 
 
 De loco, tempore, pcenis, et aliis, qua ad purgatorium 
 
 pertinent -----.. 629 
 De ecclejia, qua triumphal in ccelis. 
 
 De beatitudine, et cultu fandlorum - - 689 
 
 De eorum reliquiis et imaginibus ... 763 
 De bafilicis, feltis diebus, afiisque rebus quibus fandtorum 
 
 memoria a mortalibus colitur - - - 853 
 
 Index rerum, &c. 
 Vol. 3. Col. Ag. 1619. De controverfiis, &c. continued. 
 Prjefatio in Icholis habita de haereticorum levitate in re 
 
 facramentaria. 
 De facramentis in genere .... 10 
 
 De baptifmo ------ 
 
 De confirmatione - - - - . 
 
 De euchariftia -.---. 
 De facrificio mifTae . . . . 
 
 De pcenitentia ------ 
 
 De extrema undtione .... 
 
 De ordine --.... 
 
 De matrimonio . . . . - 
 
 Index rerum, &c. 
 
 Vol. 4. Col. Ag. 1619. De controverfiis, &c. «n//«"fi^. 
 Oratio in fcholis habita, — 
 
 De gratia generi humano in prime parente collata ic 
 De amilTione gratiae, et ftatu peccati 
 De gratia et libero arbitrio - - - 
 
 De juftificatione impii . . . . 
 
 De operibus bonis in particular!. 
 
 De oratione ----.- 
 
 De jejunio ...... 
 
 De eleemofyna ..... 
 
 Index rerum, &c. 
 
 Vol. 5. Col. Ag. 16 1 7. 
 Explanationes in Pfalmos .... 
 
 Index rerum, &c. 
 
 Vol. 6. Col. Ag. 1 6 17. 
 Conciones xlv. in dominicis et celebrioribus anni feftis 2 
 Conciones v. de quatuor noviflimis - - - 545 
 
 Conciones v. fuper, MifTus eft Angelus Gabriel in civitatem 
 
 cui nomen Nazareth, Luc. I - - - 616 
 
 Conciones xii. argumenta totidem, continentes ad ho- 
 
 minem catholicum in fua fide confirmandum et haeret- 
 
 icum a perfidia fua convertendum • - 673 
 
 Conciones viii. de tribulatione . . - 764 
 
 Conciones xii. fuper Pfalmum xc.[xci.],^OT' liabitatySccS^g 
 Index rerum ...... 1003 
 
 Vol. 7. Col. Ag. 1617. 
 De fcriptoribus ecclefiafticis cum brevi chronologia 2 
 
 De tranflatione imperii Rom. a Graecis ad Francos, ad- 
 verfus Matth. Flaccium Illyricum - - 275 
 De indulgentiis --...- 406 
 Refponfio ad librum anonymum contra fummum pontif. 
 
 cui titulus eft, Ai-il'o piaccTolo dato alia bella Italia 530 
 Refutatio libelli de Cultu Imaginum, qui falso fynodus 
 
 Parifienfis infcribitur ... - 566 
 
 Judicium de libro Concordiaf Lutheranorum - 576 
 Apologia brevis pro eodem libello - - 626 
 
 239 
 
 331 
 
 387 
 
 779 
 
 974 
 
 1251 
 
 1271 
 
 1291 
 
 74 
 458 
 814 
 
 1 1 34 
 1205 
 1283 
 
 96
 
 237 
 
 238 
 
 BELLARMINE, Cardinal [continued). 
 
 Refponfio ad librum infcriptum, Triplici nodo. Triplex 
 
 cuneus, adverius Jacobum regem Anglias - 638 
 Pro eadem relponlione apologia, in qua ejufdem praefatio 
 
 monitoria refutatur . . - - yo6 
 
 De poteftate lummi -pontificis in temporalibus contra 
 
 G. Barclaium - - - - - - 830 
 
 Refponfio ad duos libellos in favorem reip. Venetae con- 
 
 fcriptos adverfus interdiftum Pauli Pontif. Max. 1028 
 Refponfio ad traftatum feptem theologorum pro cauia 
 
 ejufdem reipubl. ----- 1082 
 
 Refponfio ad oppofitiones F. Pauli Servitae necnon Joannis 
 
 Marfilii Neapolitani ----- 1127 
 Explicatio fymboli Apoftolici - - - 1 192 
 
 Chriftianae dodtrinae, pro iis qui erudiunt alios copiofior 
 
 explicatio ------- 1234 
 
 De afcenfione mentis in Deum - - - 13 12 
 
 De aeterna felicitate fanflorum - - . H^7 
 
 De gemitu Columbae, five de bono lachrymarum 1542 
 Supplementum tomi feptimi, Col. Ag. 1619. 
 
 De feptem verbis Domini, in cruce prolatis - 1681 
 
 De officio principis Chriftiani, et vitae fan(5torum prin- 
 cipum ------ 1773 
 
 Admonitio ad Nepotem epifc. Thean. de officio epifcopi 
 
 1973 
 De arte bene moriendi - - - . 1997—2112 
 
 Inftrudlio Hebraicx lingux . . - 1—59 
 
 Index rerum. 
 
 Apologia pro refponfione fua ad librum Jacobi 
 Magnae Britannia; regis. 8°. Colon. 16 10 
 
 Ouranography ; or, heaven opened. The fub- 
 ftance of Cardinal Bellarmine's five books con- 
 cerning the eternal felicity of the faints. Now 
 made Englifh, with fome kw variations. By 
 B. Jenks, Reftor of Harley. 12°. Lond.ijio 
 
 The joys of the blefled ; being a pradlical dif- 
 courfe concerning eternal happinefs of the 
 faints in heaven. Tranflated by T. Foxton ; 
 with an eflay on the fame fubjeft, written by 
 Mr. Addifon. 8°. Lond. 1722 
 
 Steps of afcenfion to God. Done into Englifh 
 by a divine of the Church of England. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1705 
 
 The art of dying well. Tranflated by John Ball ; 
 with an addition of prayers. 8°. Lond. 1720 
 
 Cardinal Bellarmine's notes of the Church ex- 
 amined and refuted, in a feries of trafts, 
 written feverally by Abp. Tenifon, Bifhops 
 Kidder, Patrick, Williams, Fowler, Stratford, 
 Grove, Dodlors Sherlock, Claggett, Scott, 
 Thorpe, Payne, Linford, Refbury, Freeman. 
 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 BELL ATI, Antonio Francis. 
 
 An Italian Jefuit, famous as a preacher ; born at Fer- 
 rara, 1665; died 1742. His works were publiihed in 4 
 vol. 4°. 1744-8. 
 Arte de encomendarfe a Dios, 6 fea virtudes de 
 
 la oracion. Traducido de Italiano en Efpanol 
 
 per el abate don Jofeph F. de Ifla. 8°. 
 
 M^dr. 1783 
 BELLONUS, Antonius. 
 Liber de vitis et geftis patriarcharum Aquilejen- 
 
 fium. Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 16. 23 
 
 BELOE, William, Redlor of Allhallows, 
 London. 
 Died 18 17, aged 60. He was for fome time one of the 
 
 BELOE, William [continued). 
 
 librarians of the Britifh Mufeum, and was the eftablirtier 
 
 and editor of the Britifli Critic, published monthly. 
 
 Anecdotes of literature and fcarce books. 6 vol. 
 8". Lond. 1808-12 
 
 Tranflation of Herodotus. See Herodotus. 
 BELON, Peter. 
 
 Born about 1518, died 1 564. Dodor of medicine of the 
 Paris Univerfity. Tranflated Theophraftus and Diofcorides, 
 and wrote feveral works on natural hiftory, befides the fol- 
 lowing volume, which contains an account of his own 
 travels. Enjoyed the patronage of the Kings Henry II. 
 and Charles IX. 
 
 Les obfervations de plufieurs fingularitez et chofes 
 memorables, trouvees en Grece, Afie, Judee, 
 Egypte, Arable, et autres pays eftrangcs, aug- 
 mentez de figures. 4°. Par. 1588 
 
 BELSHAM, Thomas. 
 
 A Socinian theologian of confiderable note ; born at 
 Bedford, 1750. Paftor of a congregation at Worcefter, 
 1778. Piincipal tutor at the academy at Daventry, where 
 he had been educated, 1781 ; from which he retired, 1789, 
 on embracing Socinian opinions, and became tutor at Hack- 
 ney, where he fucceeded Dr. Prieftley as minifter, 1794. 
 Minifter of EflTex Street Chapel, London, 1805. Died at 
 Hampftead, 1829. He had a principal fhare in the new 
 verfion of the NewTeftament put forth by the Unitarians. 
 Difcourfe, John, 18. 37. The importance of truth, and the 
 duty of making an open profeffion of it. 8°. Lond. 1790 
 Sermon, Prov. 2. 1-5. Knowledge the foundation of 
 virtue. 8°. Lond. 1795 
 
 A review of Mr. Wilberforce's treatife, entitled, A prac- 
 tical view of the prevailing religious fyftem of profed'ed 
 Chriftians. 8°. Lord. 1798 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 8. 6, 7. The importance of right fenti- 
 
 ments concerning the perfon of Chrift. 
 
 Difcourfe, i Cor. 3. 10—15. ^ ferious caution againft 
 
 popular errors. 8°. Lond. 1 801 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 100. 4. Refledlions and exhortations adapted 
 
 to the fl:ate of the times. [Thankfgiving for peace.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1802 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 6. 16—18. The right and duty of Unita- 
 rian Chriftians to form feparate focieties for religious 
 worfhip. [Opening of a new meeting-houfe.] S"'. 
 
 Lond. 1802 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 3. 14. Adherence to Chriftian truth re- 
 commended. [Refignation.] 8°. Lond. 1805 
 Sermon, Matt. 16. 13. The progrefs of error concerning 
 the perfon of Chrift. 8°. Z,i«./. 1805 
 Sermon, Ifa. 10. 6,7. The providence of God overruling 
 the iffues of war and conqueft. [Faft.] 8°. Lond. 1807 
 Letters upon Arianifm. 8"^. Lond. 1808 
 A fummary view of the evidence and praftical importance 
 of the Chriftian revelation. 2d edition. 8^. Lond. 1809 
 A letter to Vifcount Sidmouth, upon the fubje<S of an a<£l 
 to explain certain adls which relate to Proteftant dis- 
 fenting minifters. Pp. 52. 8°. Lord. 181 1 
 
 A calm inquiry into the fcripture doftrine con- 
 cerning the perfon of Chriil ; including a 
 brief review of the controverfy between Dr. 
 Horfley and Dr. Prieftley. 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 18. 12-16. The rights of confcicnce as- 
 ferted and defined, in reference to the modern interpre- 
 tation of the Toleration aft. [Faft.] 8°. Lond. \S 12 
 
 Difcourfe, Luke, 20. 25. The uifferings of Unitarians in 
 former times urged as a ground of thankfulnefs for their 
 recovered liberties. 8"^. Lond. 1813 
 
 Letters to the Bifiiop of London in vindication of the Uni- 
 tarians. 8^ Lond. 1815 
 
 Letter to the Unitarian Chriftians in S. Wales. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1816
 
 239 
 
 240 
 
 BELSHAM, Thomas {continued). 
 
 A plea for infant baptifm. 8". Land. 18 17 
 
 Sermon, I Kings, 8. 18. Refle£tions on the fudden death 
 of a young minifter. [Funeral of the Rev. T. B. Broad- 
 bent.] 8~^. Lond. 18 17 
 
 Difcourie, Col. 3. 11. The prefent ftate of religious parties 
 in England reprefented and improved. 8°. Lond. 1818 
 
 Difcourie, Ifa. 2. 22. Reflections upon the death of Sir 
 Samuel Romilly. 8°. Lond. i%i% 
 
 The Bampton lefturer reproved, being a reply to the Rev. 
 C. A. Moyfey, D.D. 8°. LsW. 1819 
 
 Three fermons on Rom. 13. 4; i Pet. 2. 13 ; 2 Cor. 10. 
 4. Chriftianity pleading for the patronage of the civil 
 power, but protefting againft the aid ot penal laws. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1820 
 
 Sermon, Gen. i. i. Reflexions upon the hiftory of the 
 creation in the Book of Genefis. 8°. Lond. 1 821 
 
 The epiftles of Paul the Apoflle. Tranflated, 
 with an expofition and notes. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1822 
 
 For review, by Mr. Goodhugh, fee Quarterly Review, 30. 79. 
 
 Extracts from the writings of eminent divines of 
 the Church of England on the hiftory of the 
 creation and fall, on j unification, and on the 
 infpiration of the Apoftles ; being an appen- 
 dix to, and vindication of, Mr. Belfham's 
 tranflation and expofition of the Epiftles of 
 Paul. 8°. Lond. 1824 
 
 Two fermons. I. John, 18. 38. On the love of truth. 
 II. Jude, ver. 3. Advantages arifing from theological 
 controveify. 8°. Lond. 1823 
 
 Difcourfes, dodlrinal and praftical ; delivered in 
 Effex Street Chapel. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1826. 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. The tendency of the Chriftian difpenfation 
 to enlarge the comprehenfion of the mind - i 
 
 1 John, 4. 16 - - - - - - 27 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 18. Paternal charafter of God - - 52 
 Rom. 8. 14. The fpirit of Chriftianity a filial fpirit 72 
 Pfa. 48. 9. The loving-kindnefs of God recolledted at 
 
 the clofe of the year ... - ^2 
 
 John, 12. 27, 28. Refignation to the will of God, after 
 
 the example of Jefus - - - - 118 
 
 Prov. 14. 23. The profit of labour - - 143 
 
 Dan. 5. 27. Tekel 168 
 
 I Cor. 10. 31. True religion diftinguiflied from error 
 
 and fuperftition - - - - - 187 
 
 Pfa. I. The charafter and deftiny of the righteous and 
 
 the wicked - - - - - -212 
 
 Luke, 5. 31. Analogy between natural and moral dis- 
 orders ------- 236 
 
 I John, 2. 17. Tranfitory nature of the world and its 
 
 defires ------- 263 
 
 I John, 2. 17. Stability of the virtuous man amidft the 
 
 changes of life ----- 284 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 26. Death, the laft enemy, deftroyed. [Fun. 
 
 fermon on Percival North] - - - 304 
 
 Amos, 4. 12. Duty of preparing to meet our God 336 
 1 Theflf. 4. 17. The future life of the righteous, a focial 
 
 ftate - - 358 
 
 Pfa. 139. 8. The prefence of God in heaven and hell 3S6 
 Afts, I. 9. Afcenfion of Chrift - - - 410 
 
 Job, 14. 10. Prefumptions from natural appearances 
 
 againft the doftrine of a future life - 439 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 10. Comparifon between the prefent and the 
 
 preceding age, with refpedl: to the encouragement 
 
 given to theological inquiry - - - ^62 
 
 Vol. 2. 1827. 
 I Cor. 13.9. Imperfedlion of human knowledge (2fer.) I 
 Ifa. 45. 7. The providence of God extending to all 
 
 natural events ----- 61 
 
 BELSHAM, Thomas [continued). 
 
 Prov. 16.9. Voluntary adtions, and their confequent 
 
 events, foreknown and appointed by God - 84 
 
 Rom. 9. 19, 20. Moral agency confiftent with divine 
 
 foreknowledge - ... jn 
 
 Rom. II. 36. The plan of providence condudted by 
 
 general laws, without occafional deviations - 145 
 Rom. 9. 14. Objections ftated and anfwered 170 
 
 Job, 12. 23. The providence of God overruling the 
 
 focial ftate of men - - - - 201 
 
 A6ts, 25. 18, 19. The report made by Feftus to Agrippa 
 
 of the charge againft the apoftle Paul - - 222 
 
 Matt. 27. 3. Character and crime of Judas. (2 fer.) 246 
 Heb. 12. 16, 17. The character and the deftiny of 
 
 Efau ------- 292 
 
 Gen. 8. 22. Refle<ftions upon the viciflltudes of the 
 
 feafons. [Froft and fog, 1814.] - - 318 
 
 Mark, 12. 32. The unity of God aflerted and proved 342 
 1 Pet. 3. 16. The blefling of a good confcience 372 
 Heb. 10. 22. Evils of a mifinformed and an accufing 
 
 confcience ------ 392 
 
 Exod. 3. 14. Self-exiftence, eternity, and immutability 
 
 of God - - - - - - -416 
 
 Ifa. 13. 19. The fall of Babylon the accomplifhment of 
 
 prophecy _....- 438 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. Ceflation of miraculous powers after the 
 
 age of the apoftles. [Whit-Sunday.] - - 466 
 
 (Memoirs of) including a brief notice of his 
 publifhed works and copious extrafts from his 
 diary ; together with letters to and from his 
 friends and correfpondents. By John Wil- 
 liams. 8°. Lond. 1833 
 
 BELLAS, George, D.D., Reft, of Yattendon. 
 2 Cor. 13. II. [Farewell addrefs.] 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1774 
 BEN EZRA, Juan Josafat. 
 
 The coming of Meffiah. See Irving, E. 
 
 BEN ISRAEL. See Manasseh. 
 
 BENDLOWES, Philip, Efq. 
 
 An inquiry into the caufes which obftrufted the 
 Reformation, and hath hitherto prevented its 
 progrefs. [Anonymous.] Pp. 53. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1768 
 
 BENEDICT, Saint. 
 
 Founder of the monaftic order of Benedidtines. Born in 
 Italy, 480. Educated at Rome. At an early age he re- 
 tired to a defert, and pafl^ed three years in a cavern. Re- 
 moved to Mount Caflino, 539, and founded the famous 
 monaftery of that name, where he collefted a numerous 
 community, and eftabliflied his rule. The members were 
 enjoined to divide their time between prayer, reading, the 
 education of youth, and other pious labours. Died 543. 
 
 Opera : 
 
 Regula. 
 
 Epiftola ad S. Remigium. 
 
 Sermo in morte S. Placidi. 
 
 Sermo habitus in decclTu S. Mauri et fociorum. 
 
 Epiftola ad S. Maurum. 
 
 Ordo qualiter in monafterio converfari oportet. 
 
 Ordo profitendi fub regula S. Benedifti. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 640 
 Regula monachorum. Bibl. Patr. Gall, 11. 298 
 
 BENEDICTINES. Statuta et decreta reforma- 
 tionis congregationis Benedidlinorum nationis 
 Gallicanje. Sm. 8°. Par. 605
 
 241 
 
 24Z 
 
 BENEDICTUS, S., Anianenfis Abbas. 
 
 Flourilhed 820. 
 
 Capituk de difciplina monaftica. 
 
 Hcrgott, Vctus Difcipl. 
 BENEDICTUS CLAUDIOCESTRENSIS. 
 
 A monk of the abbey of Gloucefter. Lived in the 12th 
 or 13th century. 
 
 De vita S. Dubricii. Wharton, Ang. Sac, 2. 654 
 BENEDICTUS PAULINUS. See Paulinus 
 
 Petricordius. 
 BENEDICT XIII., Pope. 
 
 Peter Francis Orfini, or Urfini, born 1649. A Domini- 
 can friar in 1667, Cardinal 1672. Eledted pope 1724. 
 Died 1730. 
 Bulla contra regem Francorum, et alios a fua 
 
 obedientia recedentes. D'Ach. Spicil. i. 803 
 Altera bulla in eofdem. Ibid. i. 805 
 
 Epiftola ad Academiam Parifienfem. Ibid. 1.788 
 Epiftola ad Ducem Bituricenfem, continens ejus- 
 
 dem epiftolam ad Carolum Francorum regem. 
 
 Ibid. I. 794 
 Epiftola ad Carolum regem. Ibid. 1. 800 
 
 BENEFIELD, Sebastian, D.D. 
 
 An eminent divine attached to the opinions of Calvin. 
 Born at Prefbury, Gloucefterfhire, 1559. Educated at 
 Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford. Appointed Margaret Pro- 
 feflbr of Divinity, 160S. Died 1630. He was well /killed 
 in all parts of learning, and remarkable for ftridtnefs of life 
 and fmcerity. 
 
 A fermon at the inauguration of King James ; 
 wherein is proved that kings do hold their 
 kingdomes immediately from God. [On Pfa. 
 21. 6.] Oxf. 161 1 
 
 A commentarie, or expofition, upon the firft 
 chapter of the prophecy of Amos, in twenty- 
 one fermons ; with a fermon on the lawful 
 ufe of things indifferent. [On i Cor. 9. 19.] 
 
 Oxf. 161 3 
 Eight fermons. Oxf. 1614 
 
 Luke, 9. 23. (3 fermons.) - - - - i 
 
 James, 4. 10. (5 fermons.) - - _ jg 
 
 The fmne againft the Holy Ghoft difcovered, and 
 other Chriftian doftrines delivered, in twelve 
 fermons upon Heb. x. 26-31. 4°. Oxf. 161 5 
 
 BENEFIT of Chrift's death. See Palearius. 
 
 BENET, Gilbert, A.M., Reftor of St. Peter's, 
 Lincoln. 
 
 Difcourfe, Tit. 2. 11-13. The folly, fin, and 
 danger of the modern deift in rejecting the 
 Gofpel, evinc'd from fome confiderations upon 
 the ftate of the ancient heathen. Part the 
 Firft. 8°. Lincoln, 1754 
 
 BENEZET, Anthony. 
 
 Born at St. Qj£entin's, in Picardy, 171 3. Settled at 
 Philadelphia, in America, 1730, where he became a 
 Qu^aker. Died 1784. He was a man of great benevo- 
 lence, efpecially to the negroes. 
 
 Some hiftorical account of Guinea, its fituation, 
 produce, and the general difpofition of its in- 
 habitants. With an inquiry into the rife and 
 progrefs of the flave-trade, its nature, and la- 
 mentable cfFefls. Ff 2, pp. iv. 204. 12°. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1771 ; Lond. 1772 
 
 BENGEL, John Albert. 
 
 A divine of profound critical judgment, extenfive learn- 
 ing, and folid piety. Born at Winneden, Wirtemberg, 
 1687. Became Protcftant abbot of Alpirfpach, and pro- 
 fefTor of divinity at Tubingen. Died 1752. Bcfides the 
 following works he publifhed an excellent edition of the 
 Greek New Teftament, with various readings, &c. 4'"^. 1734 
 Apparatus criticus ad Novum Teftamentum, 
 crjlcos facraj compendium, limam, fupplcmcn- 
 tum ac fradtum cxhibens : editio fccunda, aufta, 
 et emendata, copiofoque indicc inftrufla, cu- 
 rante P. D. Burkio. 4°. Tub. ijSt, 
 
 Gnomon Novi Teftamenti, in quo ex nativa 
 verborum vi fimplicitas, profunditas, concin- 
 nitas, falubritas, fenfuum cceleftium indicatur: 
 editio fecunda, audlior. 4°. Tub. 1759 
 
 An important work, forming a critical commentary on 
 the New Teftament, and containing much valuable matter 
 in a fmall compafs. It was reprinted at Tubingen in 2 vol. 
 8°. 1835, and again in 1850. A tranflation into Englirti 
 is preparing for Clark's Foreign Library. 
 
 Bengelius's introduction to his expofition of the 
 Apocalypfe ; with his preface to that \vork 
 and the greateft part of the conclufion of it, 
 and alfo his marginal notes on the text, which 
 are a fummary of the whole expofition. Trans- 
 lated from the High Dutch, by John Robert- 
 fon, M.D. 8°. ' Lond. \-]t^-] 
 
 (A memoir of the life and writings of) compiled 
 principally from original MSS. never before 
 publifhed, by the Rev. J. C. F. Burk. Trans- 
 lated from the German, by Robert Francis 
 Walker, Curate of Purleigh. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 BENISCH, Dr. A. 
 
 Two ledures on the life and writings of Mai- 
 monides. To which is added a lift of the 
 works of Maimonides, elucidatory notes, and 
 an enumeration of works containing informa- 
 tion relative to Maimonides. i-vi. pp. 53. 
 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 Tranflation of the Pentateuch. See Bible. 
 
 BENJAMIN of TUDELA, Rabbi. 
 
 Famous for his Itinerarium, in which he gives an inter- 
 efting account of Eaftern countries, and the ftate of the 
 Jews in them. Lived in the 12th century. 
 
 Travels, A.D. 1160-1173. 
 
 Paleftine (Early Travels in), 63 
 A good tranflation of this interefting work. The beft 
 edition in Hebrew (containing alfo an Englifti ti-anllation) 
 is that by AlTier, 1840, in 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 BENN, William, a Nonconformift. 
 
 Born at Egremond, Cumberland, 1600. Educated at 
 St. Bees. Entered Queen's College, Oxford. Reftor of 
 All Saints, Dorchefter, 1629. One of the afliftants to the 
 commiflioners for ejecting fuch as were called fcandalous 
 minifters, 1654. Ejedted for Nonconformity on Bartholo- 
 mew-day. Died 1680. 
 
 Soul profperity, in feveral fermons [on 3 John, 2.] 
 8^. 1683 
 
 BENNET, Benjamin. 
 
 A diflentlng minifter of confiderable note. Born at 
 Temple-hall, Leicefterihire, 1 674. Educated at the neigh- 
 bouring free-fchool of Market Bolworth. After going 
 through a courfe of theological ftudics he was lettled as a 
 preacher at Temple Farm. Became a minifter at New-
 
 243 
 
 244 
 
 BENNET, Benjamin {continued). 
 
 caftle-upon-Tyne, where he died 1726. He was a popular 
 minifter, and acquired a high charadler for his talents and 
 piety. His Chriftian Oratory has been called the Dis- 
 fenters' Whole Duty of Man. 
 
 Irenicum ; or, a review of fome late controverfies 
 about the Trinity, private judgment. Church 
 authority, &c. 8°. Lone/. 1722 
 
 A memorial of the Reformation, chiefly in Eng- 
 land ; and of Britain's deliverances from Popery 
 and arbitrary power flnce that time to the 
 year 17 19. Second edition, with large ad- 
 ditions. 8°. ZsW. 1 72 1 
 The Chriftian oratory ; or, the devotion of the 
 clofet dilplayed. Sixth edition. 2 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Glafg. 1776 
 Vol. I. 
 The Jewifh profeuchse, or prayer-houfes - - 8 
 
 The Chriftian oratory, or place of retirement 15 
 
 Of the work to be done in retirement : — 
 
 Reading the Holy Scriptures - . . 19 
 
 Of fecret and folemn meditation - - - 83 
 
 Several fpecimens of fuch meditation - 92 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Of the work to be done in retirement [continued) : — 
 Of felf-examination ----- 3 
 
 Of fecret prayer ----- 22 
 
 Ofpfalmody ------ 517 
 
 Of the time of retirement, the frequency of the duty, &c. 
 
 60 
 
 Obligations to worfhip God in retirement - 74 
 
 The duties of the oratory recommended - - 87 
 
 The extraordinary devotion of the clofet, with difcourfes 
 
 on feveral fubjedls: — 
 
 Matth. 6. 17, 18. The duty of fafting - joi 
 
 Pfa. 116. 12, 13. Duty of thankfgiving - 134 
 Neh. 14. 16. Of joining in public prayer 108 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 13. Of the unity of the Church 192 
 
 Phil. 2. 9, 10. Of the exaltation of Chrift 215 
 
 Job, 2. 10. Of receiving evil as well as good at the 
 hand of God ----- 263 
 
 I Cor. 13. Of the grace of charity, with a poetical 
 
 paraphrafe on the chapter - - . 286 
 
 Index. 
 
 Several difcourfes againft Popery. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 4 
 
 Matt. 15. 9. The commandments of men taught for 
 
 dodlrines in the Church of Rome - - i 
 
 Aifls, 17. 16. The idolatrous worfhip of the Church of 
 
 Rome ------ 227 
 
 Mark, 7. 6. The hypocritical worfhip of the Church of 
 Rome ------- 322 
 
 Matt. 5. 19. The immorality of the Ch. of Rome 379 
 
 Rev. 17. 6. The perfecution and cruelty of the Church 
 
 of Rome ------ 425 
 
 Rev. 17. 4. The golden cup, or arts of Rome to propa- 
 gate her religion - - - - - 48 1 
 
 BENNET, George, Min. of the Gofp., Carlifle. 
 
 Olam Hanefhamoth ; or, a view of the inter- 
 mediate ftate as it appears in the records of 
 the Old and New Teftaments, the apocryphal 
 books, in heathen authors, and the Gr. and Lat. 
 fathers. With notes. 8°. Carlijle, \%oo*- 
 
 " A work of various erudition and deep refearch." — Bp. 
 
 HORSLEY. 
 
 BENNET, Philip, M.A., Fellow of Magdalene 
 
 College, Cambridge. 
 Two fermons, preached before the Univeriity 
 
 of Cambridge, March 16 and April 25, 1749. 
 
 8^. Camb. 1749 
 
 BENNET, Philip, M.A. [continued). 
 
 Pfa. 85. 10. The harmony between juftice and peace. 
 [Aflize.] ------- 3 
 
 2 Theflal. 3. 1 5. The means of enjoying and per- 
 petuating peace. [Thankfgiving.] - - 31 
 
 BENNET, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born, at Salifbury, 1673; educated in the free fchool 
 
 there; entered St, John's College, Cambridge, 16S8, 
 
 before he was fifteen ; Reftor of St. James's, Colchefter, 
 
 1700; Vicar of St. Giles's, Cripplegate, London, 1716; 
 
 died 1728. He was a perfeift mafter of the Eaftern and 
 
 other languages, well /killed in controverfy, of eminent 
 
 piety, and an able champion of the Church of England. 
 
 Few fcholars have equalled him as an exadl reafoner and 
 
 an accurate textuary. 
 
 An eflay on the xxxix. Articles of Religion agreed 
 on 1562, and revifed 1571 ; wherein, the 
 text being firft exhibited in Latin and Englifh, 
 and the minuteft variations of eighteen ancient 
 copies are fully noted, an account is given of 
 the proceedings of Convocation, &c.; with an 
 epiftle to A. Collins, Efq. 8°. ZrW. 1715 
 
 Direflions for ftudying : i . A general fyftem of 
 divinity ; 2. The xxxix. Articles. To which 
 is added, St. Jerome's Epiftle to Nepotianus. 
 Third edition. 8°. Lond. 1727 
 
 An anfwer to the DifTenters' pleas for feparation ; 
 or, an abridgement of the London cafes. 
 Wherein the fubftance of thofe books is di- 
 geftcd into one fhort and plain difcourfe. Third 
 edition. 8°. Camb. 1701 
 
 A confutation of Quakerifm ; or, a plain proof 
 of the falfehood of what the principal Quaker 
 writers (efpecially Mr. R. Barclay, in his 
 Apology and other works) do teach. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1705 
 
 A brief hiftory of the joint ufe of precompofed 
 fet forms of prayer. To which is annexed, 
 A difcourfe of the gift of prayer ; fhowing that 
 what DifTenters mean by the gift of prayer is 
 not promifed in Scripture. 8°. Camb. 1708 
 
 A difcourfe of joint prayer, fhowing, — I. What 
 is meant by joint prayers ; 11. That the joint 
 ufe of prayers conceived extempore hinders 
 devotion, &c. 8°. Lond. ijo'i 
 
 A paraphrafe, with annotations upon the Book of 
 Common Prayer. Wherein the text is ex- 
 plained, objections anfwered, and advice is 
 offered for promoting true devotion in the ufe 
 of it. Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1 709 
 
 A difcourfe of fchifm. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1702 
 
 An anfwer to Mr. Shepherd's confiderations on 
 the Defence of the difcourfe of fchifm. Ff i. 
 pp. 56. 8°. Camb. 1703 
 
 The rights of the clergy of the Chriftian Church ; 
 or, a difcourfe fhowing that God has given to 
 the clergy authority to ordain, baptife, preach, 
 &c. Wherein the pretended divine right of 
 the laity to eleft their own paftors is difproved. 
 8°. ' Lond. 171 1 
 
 A confutation of Popery ; wherein, I. The con-
 
 245 
 
 246 
 
 BENNET, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 troverfy concerning the rule of faith is deter- 
 mined ; II. Tlic particular doftrines of the 
 Church of Rome are confuted ; III. The 
 Popifli objeftions againil the Church of Eng- 
 land are anfwered. 8°. Ca??ib. 1 701 
 
 The non-juror's feparation from the public affem- 
 blies of the Church of England examined, and 
 proved to be fchifmatical upon their own 
 principles. 8°. Land. 17 16 
 
 A difcourfe of the ever bleffed Trinity, with an 
 examination of Dr. Clarke's Scripture doftrine 
 of the Trinity. 8°. Loiid. 1 7 1 8 
 
 Grammatica Hebr^ea, cum uberrima praxi in 
 ufum tironum. 8°. Lo?id. 1731 
 
 Sermon, i John, 4. 1 1 . The cafe of the reformed 
 epifcopal churches in Great Poland and Polifh 
 Pruflia confidered. 8°. Lond. 17 16 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 40. Of beneficence to our 
 Saviour Chrift. [Hofpital.] 4°. Lond. 1717 
 
 BENNET, William. 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 49. 18. Waiting for God's fal- 
 vation. [Funeral.] To which is added. An 
 addrefs at the grave, by Thomas Towle, B.D. 
 8°. Lond. x^jc^i 
 
 BENNETT, James, D.D., Minifter of the In- 
 dependent Chapel, Falcon Square, London. 
 
 Leftures on the hiftory of Jefus Chrill:. Second 
 edition, with correftions and additions. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 Theology of the early Chriftian Church. [Con- 
 gregational lefture.j 8°. Lond. 1 841 
 
 Sources of information ----- i 
 
 Theology of the early Church concerning the Scriptures 
 
 and the divine nature - . - - jg 
 
 On tlie purpofes and works of God - - * '39 
 
 Of the Church, its officers and worfhip - 195 
 
 The facraments and Chriftian ethics - - 277 
 
 On death, future ftate, refurredlion, the millennium, 
 
 and Antichrift - - - - - 313 
 
 Caufes of the peculiar charadleriftics of early theology 349 
 
 The hiftory of DilTenters. See Bogue. 
 
 Other works: Ledlures on the Adts. 8°. Lond. 1846. 
 Juftification as revealed in Scripture. 8". Lond. 1840. ,An 
 Antidote againft Infidelity. Third edition, 12°. Lond. 1847. 
 Hiftory of the Church in Silver Street. iz°. Lond. 1842, &c. 
 
 BENNETT, J. N., Efq. 
 
 Revifion of the Liturgy. A lc6lure on the efta- 
 blifhment and hiftory of the Book of Common 
 Prayer. Pp.60. Table of extrafts. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 BENNETT, Solomon, R.A., of Berlin. 
 
 The temple of Ezekiel, viz. an elucidation of the 
 xl. xli. xlii., &c., chapters of Ezekiel, con- 
 fiftently with the Hebrew original. Illuftrated 
 by a ground-plan and bird's-eye view ; with 
 an appendix on the authenticity of the Book 
 of Daniel, and an inquiry into the difcrepancy 
 between the Jewifli and Chriftian univerfal 
 chronology. 4°. Lond. 1824 
 
 A difcourfe on facrificcs. Ff 2, pp. 21, 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 1 c 
 
 BENNETT, William J. E. M.A., formerly 
 Student of Chrift Ch. Oxf, Vicar of Frome. 
 Sermons on mifcellaneous fubjefts. 12°. Lofid. 
 
 Vol. I. 1838. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 1-4. Duty of minifters and people - i 
 
 Ha. 56. 2. The Lord's day (2 ferm.) - - 31 
 
 Heb. 13. 7. Chriftian fafts and feftivals - - 87 
 
 Luke, 9. 54-56. Nov. 5th - - - 1 17 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 6. Chriftianity, not the letter - - 145 
 
 Rom. 5. 10. Man's enmity to God reconciled 171 
 
 Matt. 25. 45. Sins of omiffion - - - 201 
 
 Eccl. 7. 16. Extremes in religion . - - 229 
 
 Pfa. 127. I, 2. Dependence upon God - 263 
 
 Pfa. 127. 3—5, The Chriftian's arrows - - 293 
 
 Eccl. 8. 8. The Chriftian's laft war - - 323 
 
 Vol. 2. 1842. Third edition. 
 
 Judges, 3. 20. The meirenger and the mefTage - I 
 
 Pfa. 122. I. The houfe of the Lord (2 ferm.) 37 
 
 Ifa. 29. II, 12. Chriftian education - - 104 
 
 Hab. 2. 4. Juftification : how faith is neceftar)' 136 
 
 Hab. 2. 4. Juftification : how works are neceftary 169 
 Eph. 6. 14, 15. The Chriftian's armour : the belt, the 
 
 breaftplate, the greaves - _ - - 203 
 
 Eph. 6. 16. The Chriftian's armour : the fhield 238 
 
 Eph. 6. 17. The Chriftian's armour: the helmet 274 
 
 Eph. 6. 17. The Chriftian's armour : the fword 310 
 
 Prov. 16. 4. Evil, God's inftrument for good 352 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 13. Heaven : its nature and charadler 38S 
 
 Notes - 425 
 
 Appendix ------- 494 
 
 Lefture-fermons on the diftinftive errors of Ro- 
 manifm. Preached in Portman Chapel, St. 
 Marylebone. Lent, 1842. Fourth edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 A6ls, 19. 32-34. The prefent alarm in the Church 3 
 Deut. 4. 2. The principle of Romifti error - 25 
 
 John, 20. 30, 31. Tradition : its abufe (2 ferm.) 47 
 Col. I. 18. The Church - - - - 97 
 
 Ifa. 24. 5. The facraments - - - 123 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. The facrament — fo called — ofpenance 153 
 John, 20. 23. Same fubjedt - - - - 1S3 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The dodlrine of purgatory - 213 
 
 Pfa. 49. 7. The dodlrine of indulgences - - 243 
 
 Heb. 9. 25, 26. The facrament of the holy eucharift : 
 
 lacrifice of the mafs - - - - 275 
 
 Matt. 26. 26-28. Sacrament of the holy eucharift : 
 
 tranfubftantiation ----- 307 
 Matt. 26. 27, 28. Sacrament of the holy eucharift : 
 
 communion in one kind - - - 339 
 
 Exod. 20. 4, 5. Divine worftiip : relics and images 369 
 Rev. 19. 10. Divine worfhip : faint and angel - 403 
 Luke, I. 48. Divine worftiip : the Virgin Mary 435 
 I Pet. 3. 15, 16. Conclufion - - - 473 
 
 The eucharift : its hiftory, dodlrine, and prac- 
 tice ; with meditations and prayers faitable to 
 that holy facrament. Sec. edit. 8°. Lond. 1 846 
 
 A paftoral letter to his parifliioners. Pp. 22. S°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 
 The principles of the Book of Common Prayer 
 confidered. A feries of lefture-fermons. New 
 edition, fm. 8°. ZsW. 1848 
 
 I Cor. 14. 15. Public prayer, as derived from reafon I 
 Matt. 6. 9. Public prayer, as derived from Scripture 13 
 Pfa. 78. 6. Hiftoi-y of the Book of Common Prayer 28 
 Deut. 4. 2. The lervice of the Church - - 5' 
 
 A(Sls, 3. I. The daily fervice - - - 77 
 
 Pfa. 119. 8. The ceremonies of the Church - 98 
 
 Lev. 23. 4. The feafts of the Church - - 125 
 
 Joel, I. 14. The fafts of the Church - - 146 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 2. The dodrine of holy places - 174
 
 200 
 229 
 
 255 
 283 
 
 247 
 
 BENNETT, WiUi.im J. E. M.A., {ccnthued). 
 Heb. 5. 4. The Chrirtian piiefthood 
 Ezra, 7. 27. Ornaments of divine fervice 
 Ads, 20. 28. Paftoral charadcr of the Church 
 2 Chron. 5. 13. The choral fervice 
 I ThefTlil. 5. 17, 18. Analogy of the Prayer Book with 
 human life - - - - - - 310 
 
 Letters to my children on church fubjefts. Sec. 
 edition, 2 vol 8°. Lo?id. 1850 
 
 Vol. I. The creation: Holy baptifm : The Church: 
 Diilent : Romanifm : Book of Common Prayer : 
 Holy men : Holy places : Holy times : Holy cere- 
 monies : The holy Scriptures. 
 Vol. 2. Obedience : Obedience to parents : The temper : 
 Purity: Stealing: Lying: The thoughts: Duty to 
 inferiors : Language : Labour and ftudy : Pleafure : 
 Choice of a profeffion. 
 
 The laft fermons preached at St. Paul's, Knights- 
 bridge, and St. Barnabas, Pimlico. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 
 Rev. 3. 20. God's grace and man's co-operation (2 ferm.) 
 
 [Advent.] -...-. 1 
 
 Rev. 3. 20. Communion with God, the refulc of God's 
 
 grace and man's co-operation. [Epiph.] - 39 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21. Chrift our example in the things of God. 
 
 [Eafter.] ------- 61 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. Chrift our example in the things of man 
 
 (2 ferm.) [Eafter.] - - . . go 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. Chrift our example in the things of felf. 
 [Eafter.] I27 
 
 Pfa. 45. 12. The king's palace. [Day of offerings for the 
 Church.] ------ ijj.g 
 
 John, 17. 24. The mediation of Jefus. [Rogat. Sun.] 170 
 John, 16. 12. " Things that cannot be borne." [Whit- 
 fun Eve.] - - - - - - 189 
 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. The apoftolic miniftry. [Ordin. S.] 208 
 Luke, 16. 19, 20. The rich man. [Trin. i.] 227 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. The hearer. [Trin. 4.] - - 247 
 
 A6ts, 3. I. Daily prayer. [Trin. 6.] - - 269 
 
 Jer. 6. 19. The wounded Church. [On the Gorham 
 herefy.] - - - - - - - 291 
 
 John, 18. 38. The finding of truth - - 316 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3. The Gofpel hid to the loft - - 336 
 Heb. I. 14. The holy angels. [S. Michael and all 
 
 Angels.] 355 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 8. The contefts of fchilm - - 376 
 
 Mark, 5. 30. The touching of Jefus - - 300 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 8. The triumph of charity - - 418 
 
 Ifa. 55. 6. Seeking the Lord while near - 441 
 
 Luke, 21. 25, 26. The day of judgment - - 463 
 
 Two fermons, bearing reference to the judicial 
 committee of the privy council (on the Gorham 
 qucition). Fourth edition. 8°. Lo?id. 1850 
 
 Matt. 22. 21. The Church, the crown, and the ftate ; 
 their junftion or their feparation - - 3 
 
 Ads, 5. 29. The fame . . - - ig 
 
 A firft letter to the right honourable Lord John 
 Ruflell, M.P., on the prefent perfecution of a 
 certain portion of the Englifh Church. With 
 a fermon on Luke, 21. 17-19. Pp-7i. Fifth 
 edition. 8°. Lofid. 1850 
 
 A fecond letter to Lord John Ruflell on the pre- 
 fent perfecution of a certain portion of the 
 Englifh Church. 8°. Z^W. 1852 
 
 A farewell letter to his parifliioners ; in three 
 parts, with an appendix. Pp. 246. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1 85 1 
 BENSON, Christopher, Prcb. of Worceftcr. 
 The chronology of our Saviour's life ; or, an in- 
 
 248 
 
 BENSON, Chriftopher {continued). 
 
 quiry into the true time of the birth, baptifm, 
 and crucifixion of Jefus Chrift. 8°. Cam. I 8 19 
 
 Hulfcan ledlures for 1820. Twenty difcourfes, 
 preached before the Univerfity of Cambridge 
 in the year 1820, at the lefture founded by 
 the Rev. John Hulfe. 8°. C amb. i%zo 
 
 Prov. 10. 7. Preliminary remarks, events of Mr. Hulfe's 
 life, &c. ------ - I 
 
 Heb. 2. 4. Duties of the Hulfean le<flurer - 22 
 
 Matt. II. 2-5. Credibility of the evangelifts as mere 
 human witnefTcs - - - - - 55 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 13. The credibility of hiftorical teftimony to 
 miraculous fadts ----- 82 
 
 John, 5. 39. The words and works of Jefus prove him 
 to have been a divine prophet - - - 105 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. The credibility and authority of the 
 facred writers - - - - - 129 
 
 A(fts, 17. 3. Jefus proved to be the Chrift by the fulfil- 
 ment of the predidlions of the Old Teftamcnt 154 
 
 Col. I. 23. Objedlions confidered - - - 178 
 
 Luke, 7. 22, 23. The fyftem of evidence laid down 
 ftiown to correipond with that contained in the anfvver 
 of our Lord to John the Baptift - - 211 
 
 Rev. 19. 10. The argument in favour of Chriftianity 
 from the fulfilment of the predictions uttered by Jefus 
 himfelf (2 dilcourfes) - - - . - 238 
 
 A(3s, 19. 10. The propagation of Chriftianity 293 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 3. In what fenfe and to what extent the 
 co-operation of the Holy Spirit is neceflary 322 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. The work of falvation - 345 
 
 Ifa. I. 16, 17. The negative and pofitive duties of 
 
 morality ------- 362 
 
 Exod. 20. 8. The duties of the Sabbath - 378 
 
 Luke, II. 2. The former part of the Lord's Prayer 
 
 illuftrated ------- 394 
 
 Matt. 6. II— 13. The latter part of the Lord's Prayer 
 
 illuftrated - - - - - - 410 
 
 Matt. 22. II. The parable of the wedding fupper and 
 
 the wedding garments - - - - 431 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The probable circumftances, extenfive 
 inquiry, and final fentence of the day of judgment 
 detailed ------ 450 
 
 On fcripture difficulties. Twenty difcourfes, 
 preached in the year 1822 at the lefture 
 founded by the Rev. John Hulfe, M.A. 
 Second edition. 8°. Lofid. 1825 
 
 Part I. On Scripture difficulties in general. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. Origin of Scripture difficulties - I 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. Exiftence of Scripture difficulties vin- 
 dicated -..-.- 26 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. Objeftions to the exiftence of difficulties 
 in the Scriptures as an injpired work confidered 47 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. The exiftence of difficulties in the Scrip- 
 tures not incompatible with their objedt as a religioufly 
 inftrudtive work ----- 69 
 
 Jer. 8. 9. Errors to be avoided in explaining Scripture 
 difficulties (2 ledlures) - . - - 90 
 
 I Cor. 2. 13. Rules to be obferved in explaining Scrip- 
 ture difficulties - - - - - -117 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 14. Succefs to be expedled in explaining 
 Scripture difficulties - - - - 137 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. Claffification of Scripture difficulties 156 
 
 Part 2. On the moral and hiftorical difficulties 
 of Genefis in particular. 
 Gen. 4. 3, 4. The offerings of Cain and Abel and the 
 origin of animal facrifices confidered (2 ledlures) 178 
 Heb. II. 4. Same fubjedl . - - - 226 
 Gen. 9. 22, 24, 25. Noah's curfe upon Canaan 247 
 Gen. 22. I, 2. God's temptation of Abraham vin- 
 dicated .-..-. 263
 
 249 
 
 BENSON, Chriftopher [continued). 
 
 Heb. 2. 17, 18, 19. Abraham's obedience and faith in 
 offering Ifaac confidered - - _ - 288 
 
 Gen. 27. 33, 34, 35. Jacob and Efau - - 310 
 
 Ezek. 22. 17, 18, 19. Same fubjedt - - 335 
 
 Gen. 42. 25, 26. Jofeph's condudl to his brethren 356 
 Gen. 45. 4, 7, 8. Same lubjedt - - - 376 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. Minor difficulties in Genefis. Recapitu- 
 lation and conclulion - - - - -399 
 Sermon, i Sam. 12. 24, 25. [Trinity Houie, 
 Deptford.] 4°. Land. 1826 
 Difcourfes upon tradition and epifcopacy, prcaclied 
 at the Temple Church. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lotid. 1839 
 James, i. 21. The Scriptures and the Fathers - i 
 
 I ThefTal. 5. 12, 13. The true honour of the clergy 28 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. Chrift's prefence with his minifters 5 I 
 Tit. I. 5. The apoftolical origin of Epilcopacy - 73 
 
 Notes .-.--.- 97-1 1 1 
 
 Difcourfes upon the powers of the clergy, prayers 
 for the dead, and the Lord's Supper, preached 
 at the Temple Church. 8°. Land. 1841 
 
 Matt. 16. 19. The power of the keys - - i 
 
 John, 20. 21—23. The power of abfolution - 24 
 
 Col. 2. j8. Prayers for the dead - - - 59 
 
 Matt. 26. 26-28. Tranfubftantiation - - 95 
 
 I Cor. 10. 15, 16. The eft'edts of the Lord's fupper 121 
 Notes ■-----.- 147 
 
 BENSON, George, D.D. 
 
 A learned and eminent diffenting minifter. Born 
 at Great Salkeld, Cumberland, 1699 ; ftudied at the 
 the Univerfity of Glafgow ; became minifter of a con- 
 gregation at Abingdon, Berkfhire ; removed to South wark, 
 1729 ; chofen colleague to Dr. Lardner in Crutched 
 Friars, 1740; died 1763. He had been educated a Cal- 
 vinift, but he early receded from thefe principles, and be- 
 came tinftured with Arianifm. His works are held in 
 high reputation for learning and accuracy, though (lightly 
 disfigured by his afteftation of altering the orthography of 
 the Englifli language. 
 
 The end and defign of prayer. Pp. 36. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1731 
 
 Two letters to a friend : i . Concerning the end 
 and delign of prayer ; to which is added, A 
 differtation of Maximus Tyrius, tranflated from 
 the Greek, concerning the queftion, whether 
 we ought to pray to God or no ? II. The 
 doftrine of predeftination reviewed. Second 
 edition, enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 A paraphrafe and notes on fix of the epiftles of 
 St. Paul : viz. i and 2 Thefs., i and 2 Tim., 
 PhileiB. Titus [and on the feven Catholic 
 epiftles]. Attempted in imitation of Mr. 
 Locke's manner. To which are annexed, cri- 
 tical differtations on feveral fubjefts for the 
 better underftanding of St. Paul's Epiftles. 
 Second edition, carefully correfted, with large 
 additions. 2 vol. 4°. Lond. 1752-56 
 
 The beft edition. 
 Vol. I. 1752. 
 I & 2 Theflal., i & 2 Tim., Philem., Titus. 
 DilTertations. 
 
 Introduftion, or an eflay concerning the unity of 
 
 fenfe ; to fhow that no text of Scripture has more 
 
 than one fenfe ----- j^ 
 
 Concerning the kingdom of God [2Thefral. i. 5] 164 
 
 Concerning the man of fin [2 Theflal. 2. 1-12] 173 
 
 BENSON, George, D.D. [antinued). 
 
 An eflay concerning infpiration [i Tim. 5. 23] 318 
 That St. Paul could neither be an impoftor nor an 
 
 enthufiaft 
 
 375 
 
 The manner of St. Paul's two confinements at Rome 
 
 confidered 
 
 381 
 
 Concerning the abolifliing of the ceremonial law 
 
 [Tit. I. 15] 449 
 
 Concerning the firft fettlement of the Chriftian 
 
 Churches ---... jyg 
 Concerning the public worfhip of the Chriftians whilft: 
 
 the fpiritual gifts continued - - - 603 
 
 Vol. 2. 1756. 
 The feven Catholic epiftles. 
 Diflertations. 
 
 On James, 2. 14-20, To reconcile what St. Paul 
 
 has faid concerning men's being juftified by faith ; 
 
 with what St. James has faid concerning their 
 
 being juftified by works - - - _ 128 
 
 On I Pet. 3. 17, &c. To explain what is meant by 
 
 Chrift's preaching to the fpirits in prifon 312 
 
 On the genuinenefs of i John, 5. 7, 8 - 631 
 
 On I John, 5. 16, 17. Concerning a fin unto death 
 
 and a fin not unto death - - - - 647 
 
 The hiftory of the firft planting of the Chriftian 
 religion, taken from the Ads of the Apoftles 
 and their Epiftles ; together with the remark- 
 able fads of the Jewiih and Roman hiftory 
 which aftefled the Chriftians within this pe- 
 riod. Second edition, carefully correfted, with 
 large additions. 3 vol. in 2, 4°. Lond. 1756 
 Beft edition. 
 
 The reafonablenefs of the Chriftian religion as 
 delivered in the Scriptures. Third edition. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1759* 
 
 A fummary view of the evidences of Chrift's re- 
 furredion. i-xxii. pp. 59. 8°. Lond. 1754 
 
 Sermon, A£ls, 13. 38, 39. The Gofpel method 
 of juftification. [Char. Sch. Gravel Lane.] 
 8°. Lond. 1758 
 
 The hiftory of the life of Jefus Chrift, taken 
 from the New Teftament ; with obfervations 
 and refleftions proper to illuftrate the excel- 
 lence of his character, and the divinity of his 
 miflion and religion. With memoirs of the 
 life, charafter, and writings of the author. 
 [By Thomas Amory.] 4°. Lond. 1 764 
 
 Eflay concerning infpiration. 
 
 Elfay concerning the unity of fenle. 
 
 Watfon, Bp. Trafts, 4 
 
 Eflay on the man of fin. Ibid. 5 
 
 BENSON, Joseph. 
 
 An eminent Methodift preacher ; born 1748 ; died 182 1. 
 
 Sermons on various occafions, and moft ot them 
 on the principal fubjefts of genuine Chrift- 
 ianity. With a biographical fketch of the 
 author, by the Rev. Jabez Bunting, D.D. 
 Second edition. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1836 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Biographical Iketch ----- xiii 
 
 Mark, ]6. 15, 16. Chrift's commiffion to his minifters i 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3. Nature and defign of the Gofpel of Chrift, 
 
 and the confequences of not being properly acquainted 
 
 with it- - - - - - - 3^ 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3,4. The devices which prevent the efficacy 
 of the Gofpel ----- 53
 
 251 
 
 252 
 
 BENSON, Jofeph {continued). 
 
 2 TheiTal. i. 7-9. The fecond coming of Chrift 76 
 2 Theflal. i. 7, 8. The charadler of thofe who fhall be 
 
 condemned by Chrift at his coming - - 96 
 
 2 Theffal. i. 7—9. The future mifery of the wicked 
 
 (2 ferm.) ...-.- 1 14. 
 
 Prov. II. 30. The wifdom of winning fouls - 150 
 Heb. 13. 7. Life and labours of the late Rev. John 
 
 Wefley ------ 185 
 
 Hag. 2. 9. The true glory of an house of God [Opening 
 
 of a chapel] - - - - - -217 
 
 I Theflal. 4. 13, 14. Fun. ferm. on Mrs. Fofter 242 
 I Theffal. 5. 23, 24. Nature and extent of fanftifica- 
 
 tion ------- 2S5 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 I Theffal. 5.23,24. Way of attaining fanftification 309 
 I Cor. 12. 25. Schifm ----- 340 
 
 I Cor. 4. 1-5. Character and office of the minifter of 
 
 the Gofpel ------ 369 
 
 Ifa. 5. 4. The unfruitful vineyard [National faft] 396 
 Job, 19. 23-27. Job's confeflion of his hope [Funeral 
 
 ferm. on Alex. Mather] - - - - 4.38 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6. Perfon and offices of the Meffiah (2 ferm.) 478 
 Adts, 28. 22. The fedt everywhere fpoken againft 
 
 [Opening of a chapel] - - - .. 539 
 
 I Cor. I. 23, 24. The apoftolic miniftry [Opening of a 
 
 chapel] ------- 569 
 
 John, I. 14. Incarnation and glory of the eternal 
 
 Word ------- 604 
 
 I Chron. 28. 9. David's charge to Solomon [To fchools] 
 
 637 
 
 Commentary on the Bible. Sixth edition. 6 vol. 
 
 imperial 8°. Lond. 1848* 
 
 (Memoirs of) by the Rev. James Macdonald. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 BENSON, Martin, Bifhop of Gloucefter. 
 
 A prelate of a very excellent charafter ; confecrated 
 Bifhop of Gloucefter, 17345 died 1752. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 78. 5-8. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1738 
 
 A fifth edition was printed in 1805, 8^. 
 Sermon, Mai. i. 1 1. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. Lond. 17^0 
 
 BENSON, Martin, D.D.Min.ofTunbridge Wells 
 Chapel, and Reftor of Merftham, Surrey. 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts, moral and theologi- 
 cal, preached in Tunbridge Wells Chapel. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1794 
 
 Matt. 2S. 19. On the due propriety of Chriftian 
 
 preaching ------ i 
 
 Heb. II. I. Faith - ... - 21 
 
 Matt. 4. 17. Repentance - - - - 43 
 
 Eccl. 4. 20. The danger of fhame in the caufe of 
 religion _..--- 63 
 
 I Cor. 15. 41, 42. The general iffue of the refurredtion 83 
 I Tim. I. 16. St. Paul our pattern (2 ferm.) 99 
 
 Eph. 4. I. On walking worthy our vocation - 147 
 Heb. 10.25. The duty of frequenting public worfhip 167 
 Mark, II. 24. On prayer- - - - 1 89 
 
 Pfa. 19. 12. Secret fins - . - - 209 
 
 John, 6. 12. Economy - - - - 229 
 
 Pfa. 90. 9. The natural calls to confideration. [New 
 Year.] - - - - - - -251 
 
 Afts, 26. 28. The teftimony of Agrippa - 269 
 
 I Sam. 3. 13. On the parental charge - - 293 
 
 Adts, 24. 25. The judgment to come - - 315 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 22. Obedience better than facrifice [On the 
 Lord's lupper] ■■ - - - - "333 
 
 Pfa. 126. 7. The obligations and comforts of religion 351 
 Matt. 7. I Cenforioufnefs - - - 371 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 5. The divinity of Chrift effential to the 
 Gofpel fcheme of falvation - ... 389 
 
 BENSON, Martin, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Sermon, Ezek. 14. 13. On the return of plenty. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1796 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 72. i. [Fiftieth anniverfary of 
 
 H. M. reign]. 8°. Tunbridge Wells, 1809 
 Sermon, Numb. 22. 28. A plea for humane 
 
 treatment of animals. [Anonymous.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
 BENTHAM, Edward, D.D. 
 
 A very learned and exemplary divine ; born, at Ely, 
 1707; educated at Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford 5 became 
 Vice-Principal of Magdalen Hall and Fellow of Oriel 
 College; Prebendary of Hereford, 1743; Canon of Chrift 
 Church, Oxford, and Regius Profeffor of Divinity, 1763; 
 died 1776. 
 
 An introduftion to moral philofophy. 8°. 1745* 
 Refledlions upon the ftudy of divinity. To which 
 
 are fubjoincd, heads of a courfe of leftures. 
 
 Ff 3, pp. xlviii. 16. 8°. Oxf. 1771 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 22. 2. [Charity fchools. L. & W.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Serm. l Tim. 2. I, 2. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Oxf. 1750 
 
 BENTHAM, Joseph, M.A., Preacher at Week- 
 ley, Northamptonfhire. 
 
 The focietie of the faints ; or, a treatife of good- 
 fellowes, and their good-fellowfhip. Delivered 
 in the lefture of Kettering, in fourteen fermons 
 [on I John, 1.3.] 4°. Lond. [1638] 
 
 BENTLEY, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Born at Wakefield, Yorkfhirc, 1661 ; admitted of St. 
 John's College, Cambridge, 1676 5 Prebendary of Wor- 
 cefter, 1692 ; Keeper of the royal library at St. James's, 
 1693 ; Mafter of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Arch- 
 deacon of Ely, 1700; Regius Profeffor of Divinity, 1716 ; 
 died 1742. Bentley has been called the Britifh Ariftarchus, 
 and ranks among the moft eminent critics which England 
 has produced. It is to be regretted that the accurate 
 edition of his works, edited by Mr. Dyce, has not been 
 completed. 
 
 Works, collefted and edited by the Rev. Alex. 
 Dyce. 3 vol. 8°. [All publifh.] ZoW. 1836 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Editor's preface [with a lift of Bentley's works]. 
 A differtation upon the epiftles of Phalaris, with an 
 anfwer to the objedlions of the Hon. C. Boyle. (From 
 the edition of 1699.) 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Differtation {continued). 
 
 A Differtation upon the epiftles of Phalaris, Themiftocles, 
 Socrates, Euripides, and the Fables of .(^fop (appended 
 to Wotton's Refledlions on Learning, 1697). 
 Epiftola ad Joannem Millium. 
 Indexes. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Eight fermons preached at the Hon. Robert Boyle's lec- 
 ture in the year 1692. (From the edition, I735> being 
 the fixth.) 
 
 Pfa. 14. I. The folly of atheifm, and what is now 
 
 called deifm, even with refpedt to the prefent life I 
 
 Adls, 17. 27. Matter and motion cannot think ; or, 
 
 a confutation of atheifm from the faculties of the 
 
 foul 27 
 
 Adts, 17. 27. A confutation of atheifm from the 
 ftrudture and origin of human bodies. (3 ferm.) 51 
 Adls, 14. 15-18. A confutation of atheiirn from the 
 origin and frame of the world. (3 iermons.) 119 
 In the fourth edition, 1699, the author made many im- 
 portant corredtions and alterations.
 
 253 
 
 254 
 
 BENTLEY, Richard, D.D. {contmueJ). 
 
 Four letters from Sir Ifaac Newton to Dr. Bentley, con- 
 taining feme arguments in proof of a Deity. (Fiift 
 printed 1756.) - ... - 201 
 
 Three fermons on various fubjefts, — 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 15. On revelation and the Mcffias at the 
 public commencement, 1696 - . - 219 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 17. Upon popery - • - 241 
 Rom. 14. 7. Before King George I. - - 263 
 
 Vifitation charge. [As archdeacon.] - 279 
 
 Remarks upon a late difcourfe of free-thinking, in a 
 
 letter to F. H., D.D. By Phileleutherus Lipfienfis. 
 
 Printed from the eighth edition, 1743, which contained 
 
 further additions from the author's MS. 
 
 Propofals for printing a new edition of the Greek Tefta- 
 ment, with St. Hierom's Latin verfion, with a full 
 anfwer to a late pamphleteer - - - 475 
 
 Oratiuncula ..-.-. 5-59 
 
 This third volume comprehends all the publifhed theo- 
 logical works of Bentley. 
 
 EmendationesadCiceronisTufculanas. Pp.88. 8°. 
 
 Dr. Bentley's dedication of Horace tranflated. 
 To which is added, A poem, in Latin and 
 Englifh, infcribed to the Right Hon. Lord 
 Hahfax. Pp.33. 18°. Lo72d.n.d. 
 
 Eight fermons at the Hon. R. Boyle's Lefture, 
 1692. Sixth edition. To which are added 
 three fermons [on I Pet. 3.15; 2 Cor. 2. 17 ; 
 and Rom. 14. 7.] 8°. Catnb. 1735 
 
 On free-thinking. Enchiridion Theolog. 5 
 
 Anfwer to two letters [on i John, 5. 7.] 
 
 Burgefs, Bp., Seledlion of Trafls 
 
 Doftrinal corruptions of Popery. 
 
 Wordfworth's Eccl. Biog. i. 147 
 
 (The life of) ; with an account of his writings, 
 and anecdotes of many diilinguifhedcharadlers, 
 by Bifhop Monk. 4°. Lond. \%io 
 
 Republi/hed in 2 vol. 8"^. 
 
 The correfpondence of Richard Bentley. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Edited by the Rev. Chriftopher "Wordfworth, D.D., 
 Canon of Weftminfter. 
 
 TraBs refpeiiing Dr. Bentley. 
 
 A clergyman's thanks to Phileleutherus for his 
 remarks on the late difcourfe of free-thinking. 
 In a letter to Dr. Bentley. Pp. 48. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 1 3 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Bentley's fermon upon Popery, 
 preached 5th Nov. 1715. Pp. 24. 8'^. 
 
 Lond. 1716 
 
 BENTOM, Rev. Clark. 
 
 A ftatement of fads and law, relative to the pro- 
 fecution of the Rev. Clark Bentom, Proteftant 
 miffionary from the London MiiTionary Society, 
 for the affumption of the office of a dilTenting 
 minifter of the Gofpel in Quebec, by the 
 king's attorney-general of Lower Canada. 
 Pp. 32. 8°. ' Troy, 1804 
 
 BENZELIUS, Henry, Archbp. of Upfal. 
 
 Born at Strengnes, 1689. Studied at Upfal. Charles 
 XII. being defirous to fend fome men of learning to the 
 Eaft, chofe Benzelius for this purpofe, who accordingly 
 began his travels in 1714, vifiting Syria, Paleftine, and 
 Egypt. A confiderable part of the obfervations he made in 
 this tour were printed in the Syntagma catalogued below. 
 
 BENZELIUS, Henry, Archbp. (continued). 
 
 On his return to Sweden he was made profeflbr of theology, 
 
 Bi/hop of Lunden, and Archbifhop of Upfal, where he 
 
 died, 1758. 
 
 Syntagma diflertationum in academia Lundenfi 
 habitarum, quibus varia theologiae, philologia;, 
 antiquitatum, et hiftoris capita illuftrantur. 
 Cum prasfatione J. E. Kappii. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Franc. 1745 
 
 Vol. I. Inter alia. 
 De iv. orbis monarchiis. 
 De peregrinationibus religiofis. 
 Brevis delineado ordinis Jefuitarum. 
 De cenfu Augufti. 
 De Canonibus Apoftolicis. 
 De Scriptura ante Mofen, 
 De libris Vet. Teft. canonicis. 
 De feftis Ecclefiae Orientalis. 
 De libris Vet. Teft. Apocryphis. 
 De antiquis Bibliorum verfionibus. 
 De lingua Helleniftica. 
 Vindiciae Concilii Nicaeni, &c. 
 Vol. 2. 
 De voto Jephtas incruento. 
 De tabernaculo Mofaico. 
 De fynedrio magno Rabbinorum. 
 De duplici genealogia Jelu Chrifti. 
 De conflagratione mundi. 
 Vindiciae Athanafii. 
 Vindiciae Cyrilli Alexandrini. 
 Index. 
 
 BERCARIUS (Gall. Berthier, or Berthaire). 
 
 Born about 857. A prieft of Verdun, in Lorraine. All 
 the a£ls and monuments of the cathedral church having 
 been deftroyed by a fire, he wrote from memoiy a chro- 
 nicle, in order to fill up the vacuum left by the lofs of thefe 
 records. 
 
 Hiftoria epifcoporum Virdunenfium fcripta a 
 Bercario prefbytero. Laurentius de Leodioj 
 primum in S. Laurentii Leodienli Afceterio, 
 deinde in ccenobio S. Vitoni Virdun. Mona- 
 chus O. B. continuavit. Item alius cujus 
 nomen ignoramus. D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 234 
 
 BERANGER, P. J. de. 
 
 Chanfons. 32°. Par. 1829 
 
 Lyrical poems. Tranflated by W. Anderfon. i z^ . 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 BERCHMANS, Giovani, Fiammingodella Comp. 
 
 di Giefu. 
 Vita fcritta dal. P. Virgilio Cepari. 4°. Rom. 162 j 
 
 BERENGAUDUS, Vir Ecclefiafticus. 
 Expofitio fuper feptem vifiones libri Apocalypfis. 
 Ambrofii Opera, vol. 2. append, p. 499 
 
 BERENGOSUS. 
 
 Flourifhed about the year 12 12, and was abbot ot S. 
 Maximin, near Treves. 
 De laude et inventione S. Crucis. 
 De myfterio ligni Dominici, et de luce vifibili ac 
 
 invifibili. 
 Sermones. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 349 
 
 BERENS, Edward, M.A., Archd. of Berks, 
 Prebend, of Sarum, Reftor of Englefield, and 
 "Vicar of Shrivenham, Berks. 
 
 Chriftmas ftories. Sixth edit. 12°. ii^W. 1848
 
 255 
 
 256 
 
 BERENS, Edward, M.A. {coniimecf). 
 Paftoral advice to young men. 12°. Lo?i(i. x^t^z 
 Sixteen village fermons on fome parts of the 
 Chriftian character. 12°. Oxf. 1822 
 
 The contents of this volume are included in Village 
 Sermons, 1826, defcribed below, pp. 172 to 322 of that 
 volume. 
 
 Lent ledures on the Church Catechifm, the 
 Offices of the Church, and the Penitential 
 Pfalms. 12°. Oxf. 1823 
 
 Six leBures on the Church Catechifm. 
 Rom. 6. 3, 4. Privileges and vow of baptifm - i 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. The Creed - - - - jg 
 
 Deut. 13.4. Ten Commandments. Duty towards God 38 
 Matt. 22. 39. Ten Commandments. Duty towards our 
 neighbour """""- 53 
 
 Matt. 6. 9. The Lord's prayer - - 71 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. The Lord's iupper - - - 85 
 
 Eight leBurei on the offica of the Church of England. 
 Ecclef. 5. 1. The communion - - . \ 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 21. Public baptifm of infants - - 15 
 Adts, 8. 17. Confirmation - - . ^l 
 Matt. 19. 5. Solemnization of matrimony - 44 
 James, 5. 14. Vifitation of the fick - - 59 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. The burial of the dead - - 76 
 Pfa. 116. 16. Churching of women - - 91 
 Ezek. 18. 30. Commination ... 103 
 
 Six k&ures on t/ie Penitential Pfalms. 
 
 6th and 38th Pfalms, i ; 32d Pfalm, 145 fifl: Pfalm, 
 26 ; io2d Pfalm, 40 ; 130th Pfalm, 52 ; 143d Pfalm, 63. 
 
 This 'volume is alfo puhlifhed in detached farts under the 
 titles here given in Italics. 
 
 Village fermons on the chief articles of faith, &c., 
 on the Chriftian charadler, and on fome of the 
 relative duties. New edition. 8°, 
 
 ZcW. 1826 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Faith . - . . . j 
 Tit. I. 16. Belief in God the Father - - 14 
 Col. I. 14. Belief in God the Son - - 27 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. A future judgment - - 43 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. Belief in God the Holy Ghoft 57 
 John, 5. 39. Reading the Scriptures " " 73 
 I Theflal. 5. 17. Prayer - - - . 90 
 Heb. 10. 25. Public worfhip ... 104 
 Deut. 4. 23. Baptifmal vow - . . j2i 
 Luke, 22. 19. The Lord's fupper - . . 1^6 
 I Cor. 4. I. The Chriftian priefthood - 154 
 Eph. 4. 24. Holinefs the defign of the Chriftian difpen- 
 
 fation - - - - - - -172 
 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38. The love of God - - 186 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. Worldly-mindednefs - - - 201 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. Conformity to the world - 213 
 
 I Sam. 3. 18. Refignation .... 226 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. Humility - . . . 2^1 
 
 Matt. 22. 39. The love of our neighbour - 258 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. Speaking the truth - - 273 
 
 Eph. 4. 28. Honefty - - - . . 288 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. Anger ----- 302 
 
 Eph. 4. 32. Forgivenefs of injuries - - 317 
 
 I Cor. 13.4. Envy ----- 531 
 
 Matt. 7. I. Rafti judging and cenforioufnefs - 346 
 
 James,4. 11. Evil fpeaking - - - 363 
 
 I Cor. 6. ]0. Railing or abufive language . 380 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Charity - - . . 3^2 
 
 Eph. 5. 33. Duty of married perfons - - 409 
 
 Eph. 6. 4. Duty of parents ■. . . ^2j 
 
 Eph. 6. I, 2. Duty of children - - - ^^ 
 
 Col. 4. I. Duty of mafters ... ^57 
 
 Col. 3. 22. Duty of fervants ... ^69 
 
 •Rom. 13. I. Duty of fubjeds . . ^ 485 
 
 BERENS, Edward, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Twenty-fix village fermons. 12. ZcW. 1836 
 
 Ezek. 33. 2. Converfion - . . . i 
 
 Pfa. 119. 39. Self-examination - - - 19 
 
 John, 6. 57. Encouragement to the penitent - 35 
 
 Matt. 25. 10. Death-bed repentance - - 50 
 
 Matt. 6. 33 66 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 29—31. The time is fhort - - 83 
 Gal. 4. 18. Zeal ------ 99 
 
 Pfa. 53. 3. Folly of being wicked - - 113 
 
 James, 3. 17 - - - - - - 126 
 
 2 Pet. 3.3. Scoffers - - . - 141 
 James, 2. 26. Dead faith - - - - 158 
 
 Col. 3. 17 ----- - 176 
 
 John, 8. 36. Freedom through Chrift - - 190 
 
 Pfa. 133. I. Unity ----- 206 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. Government of the heart - - 221 
 
 Lev. 19. 30. Behaviour in church - - 237 
 Rom. 15. 6. On joining audibly in public worfhip 254 
 
 Fph. 5. 20. Thankfgiving - - - . 268 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 15. Pfalmody - - . - 284 
 
 I John, 3. 8. Chriftmas-day - - - 308 
 
 Pfa. 51. 17. Contrition. Afh Wednefday - 327 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. Good Friday - . . - 344 
 
 Phil. 3. 10. Eafter day - - - .- 360 
 
 Rom. 8. 6. Afcen. day, or fpirituality of mind 377 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. Whit-Sunday - - . - 392 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Trin. -Sunday . - - 405 
 
 Sermons on ficknefs, forrow, and death. Fourth 
 edition. 12°. Lo/ic/. 1839 
 
 Ifa. 40. 6, 7. Mortality of man _ _ - i 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 14. Duties of the fick - - 11 
 
 Matt. 25. 36. Care of the fick - - - 23 
 
 Pfa. 118. 18. Recovery from ficknefs - 32 
 
 Pfa. 16. 31. Old age ----- 42 
 
 Pfa. 23. 4. Death ----- 55 
 
 1 Theff. 4. 13, 14. Regulation of forrow for the death 
 of friends ____-- 64 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 25, 26. Sorrow for the death of children 80 
 Pfa. 119. 71. Advantage of afflidlion - - 92 
 
 Scripture extracts to be learned by heart. Sec. 
 
 edition. Pp. 36. 24°. Lone/. 1824 
 
 A letter to the editor of the Quarterly Review. 
 
 Pp. 30. 8°. Oxf. 1834 
 
 The hiftory of the Prayer-Book of the Church 
 
 of England. Second edition. 12°. Oxf. 1841 
 Church reform, by a Churchman. Second edit. 
 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Lo;:d. 1830 
 
 BERESFORD,Jolin Geo., Lord Abp. of Armagh. 
 Sermon, Matt. 6. 22, 23. [Charity Schools, 
 L. & W.] 8^. 
 
 BERGIER, Nicolas Sylvester, Canon of Notre 
 
 Dame, Paris. 
 
 Born 1718, died 1 790. An able and pious writer. In 
 all his works there is a logical arrangement and precifion 
 which well qualified him for being the ftrenuous oppofer of 
 the modern philofophers of France. Yet this did not pre- 
 vent them from engaging him to write the Didlionary of 
 Theology for the Encyclopedic Methodique, but there was 
 fome guile in this, ss it ferved as a cloak for the infidelity 
 infinuated in other parts of the work. 
 
 Examcn du materialifme, ou refutation du Sys- 
 teme de la nature. 2 vol. 12°. Par. ijjl 
 
 Theologie (de I'Encyclopedie Methodique). 6 vol. 
 4°. Feir. 1788 
 
 This Diftionary of Theology is the moft complete that 
 has ever appeared.
 
 257 
 
 258 
 
 BERGIER, Nicolas Sylvefter [continued). 
 
 L'origine des Dicux du Paganifme ; et le fens des 
 fables decouvert par une explication fuivie des 
 poefies d'Hefiode. Nouvelle edition, revue 
 et augmentee. 2 vol. 12°. Par. 1774 
 
 His Origine des Dieux contains an excellent tranflation of 
 
 Hefiod. 
 
 BERINGTON, Joseph. 
 
 A Roman Catholic clergyman, and an induftrious and 
 enlightened writer, conipicuous for advocating moderate 
 views of the peculiarities of his church. Born in Shrop- 
 fliire ; died at Buckland, 1827, aged 84. 
 
 The literary hiftory of the middle ages, com- 
 prehending an account of the ftate of learning 
 from the clofe of the reign of Auguftus to its 
 revival in the fifteenth century. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 A review of this ufeful work will be found in the Edin- 
 burgh Review, 23. 229. It was originally publifhed in 4°. 
 London, 18 14. To the edition of 1846 an ample index is 
 added. 
 
 The faith of Catholics ; or, certain points of 
 controveriy confirmed by Scripture and attefted 
 by the Fathers of the firft five centuries. By 
 the Rev. Jofeph Berington, and the Rev. John 
 Kirk. 8°. Lond. 1830 
 
 For third edition, fee Waterworth. 
 The hiftory of Abelard and Heloifa. See 
 
 Ab^lard. 
 BERINGTON, Simon. 
 
 Differtations on the Mofaical creation, deluge, 
 building of Babel, and confufion of tongues, &c. 
 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 The world created by God - . - - i 
 
 The dignity, antiquity, &c. of Mofes - - 22 
 
 Authority of Mofes as a legiflator, proofs for the Mo- 
 faical fa£h being true - - - - 34 
 Particulars of the Mofaical ereation examined 59 
 Errors of the Hutchinfbnians, heathen gods, evil fpirits, 
 
 &c. 158 
 
 The tower of Babel . . - . . 407 
 
 The confufion of tongues - - - - 423 
 
 BERKELEY, George, Earl of. 
 
 Received his title in 1679 on account of his aftive loy- 
 alty in the-rebelKon, and wa^ a privy councillor of Charles 
 II. Died 1698. He left a valuable colle(ftion of books to 
 Sion College. The following work of great merit was pub- 
 lifhed anonymoufly by him. 
 
 Hillorical applications and occafional meditations 
 upon feveral fubjefts. Third impreflion, with 
 additions. [Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. Lond.\6%o 
 
 BERKELEY, George, D.D., Bp. of Cloyne. 
 
 Born at Kilcrin, Kilkenny, 1684. Educated at Trinity 
 College, Dublin, of which he was chofen fellow in 1707. 
 DeanofDerry^ '724- Bifhop of Cloyne, 1733. Died at 
 Oxford, 17^3. He poffeffed great acutenefs of intelleft 
 and fire of imagination, and was fo amiable that Pope wrote 
 of him, "To Berkeley every virtue under heaven." His 
 works were originally publifhed in 1784. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Works. In this edition the Latin effays [Arith- 
 metica, Mifcellanea, Mathematica, and De 
 
 ■ motu] are rendered into Englifh, and the In- 
 trodudlion to human knowledge annotated, by 
 the Rev. G, N. Wright, M.A. 2 vol. 8°. 
 Lond. 1843 
 
 BERKELEY, Bifhop {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of the author . - - . . 1 
 
 Letters to Prior, Gervais, Pope, &c. - - 16 
 
 A treatife concerning the principles of human know- 
 ledge, wherein the chief caufes of error and difficulty 
 in the fciences, with the grounds of fcepticifm, athe- 
 ifm and irreligion, are inquired into - - 69 
 
 Three dialogues between Hylas and Philonous in oppofi- 
 tion to fceptics and atheifts - - - 149 
 
 New theory of vifion - . . . . 229 
 
 Alciphron ; or, the minute philofopher : in feven dia- 
 logues, containing an apology for the Chriftian reli- 
 gion againft thofe who are called Freethinkers 293 
 Vol. 2. 
 Paffive obedience ; or the Chriftian do(flrine of not refift- 
 ing the fupreme power proved and vindicated, upon 
 the principles of the law of nature, in a difcourfe [on 
 Rom. 13. 2.] - - - - - - I 
 
 Arithmetic demonftrated without Euclid or algebra 29 
 Mathematical mifcellanies - . - - 59 
 
 Concerning motion ----- 83 
 
 The Analyft ; addrefled to an infidel mathematician 105 
 A defence of freethinking in mathematics - 143 
 
 On Mr. Walton's vindication of Sir Ifaac Newton's prin- 
 ciples of fluxions - - - - -171 
 
 An effay towards preventing the ruin of Gt. Britain 183 
 A difcourfe addrefTed to magiftrates and men in autho- 
 rity, occafioned by the enormous licence and irreligion 
 of the times ------ 199 
 
 A word to the wise ; or, an exhortation to the Roman 
 Catholic clergy of Ireland - - - - 219 
 
 A letter to the Roman Catholics in the diocefe of 
 
 Cloyne. Publiihed in the late rebellion, 1745 ^33 
 
 Maxims concerning patriotifm - - - 235 
 
 The Querift, containing feveral queries propofed to the 
 
 confideradon of the public . - . 237 
 
 A propofal for the better fupplying of churches in our 
 
 foreign plantations, and for converting the favage 
 
 Americans to Chriftianity - - - 281 
 
 Verfes on the profpeft of planting arts and learning in 
 
 America ------- 294 
 
 A fermon preached before the Society for Propagating 
 the Gofpel in For. Parts [on John, 17. 3] 1731 295 
 Siris ; or, a chain of philofophical refledlions and in- 
 quiries concerning the virtues of tar-water ; with a 
 letter toT. P., Efq., & Further thoughts on tar-water44i 
 Alciphron ; or, the minute philofopher : in 
 feven dialogues, containing an apology for the 
 Chriftian religion againft Freethinkers. 12°. 
 
 Dubl. 1755 
 
 BERKELEY, George, LL.D., Vicar-Dean of 
 
 Canterbury, Chancellor of Brecknock, Reflor 
 
 of St. Clement Danes, Weftminfter, &c. 
 
 Son ofBiftiop Berkeley. Born 1733; died 1795. An 
 
 elegant fcholar and an accompli/hed gentleman. 
 
 A caution againft Socinianifm, in a difcourfe [on 
 
 Rom. 5. 8]. 8°. Canterb. 1787 
 
 The danger of violent innovations exemplified in 
 
 the reigns of the two firft Stuarts. A fermon 
 
 31 Jan. [on Prov. 20. 21]. Second edition. 
 
 8°. Canterb. 1785 
 
 BERKELEY, Joshua, B.D., Student of Chrift 
 
 Church, Oxford. 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 2. 15. The difficulties attending 
 
 a juft explanation of Scripture confidered, &c. 
 
 [Vifitation.] 4°. Oxf. 1781 
 
 BERNARD de CLAIRVAUX, Saint (Doftor 
 
 Mellifluus). 
 Born 109 1 j died 1 157. The laft of the fathers of the
 
 259 
 
 26o 
 
 BERNARD de CLAIRVAUX, Saint {cont'tnueJ). 
 Church, and the great oppofer of the rationaliftic tendencies 
 of Abelard and his fchool. By his auftere way of living, 
 his learning, eloquence, and piety, he became the mod 
 influential expounder of religious doftrine during the 12th 
 century. He was a practical antagonift of fcholafticifm. 
 Luther fays, " If there ever has been a pious monk who 
 feared God, it was S. Bernard ; whom alone I hold in 
 much higher efteem than all other monks and priefts 
 throughout the globe." 
 
 The Benediftine edition of his works, Paris, 1690, 2 
 vol. folio, is much efteemed. Reprinted, with additions, 
 2 vol. folio, Paris, 17 19. This edition was followed in 
 that of 1839, defcribed below. 
 
 Opera omnia, poft Horftium denuo recognita, 
 repurgata, et in meliorem digefta ordinem, 
 necnon novis prajfationibus, admonitionibus, 
 notis et obfervationibus, indicibufque copio- 
 fiffimis locupletata et illuftrata curis D. Joannis 
 Mabillon, prefbyteri et monachi Benediftini e 
 congregatione S. Mauri. Editio quarta, emen- 
 data, et aufta. 2 vol. in 4, imp. 8°. Par. 1839 
 
 Vol. I. Part I. 
 Dedicatio .----.. v— viii 
 Praefatio generalis - . . . col. I 
 
 Chronologia Bernardina - - - - 81 
 
 Epiftolas (482) 97 
 
 Epiftolarum ledliones variantes et notae fufiores 821 
 
 Epiftolarum indices . - - . 963 
 
 TraSiatus morales, doBrhiahs et polem'iccs. 
 
 1. De confideratione libri v. ad Eugenium Papam 1005 
 
 2. De moribus et officio epifcoporum, ad Henricum 
 Senonenfem ----- iioi 
 
 3. De converfione ad clericos - - - 11 33 
 
 4. Tradlatus de prascepto et difpenfatione 1 165 
 
 5. Apologia ad Guilelmum abbatem - 12 15 
 
 6. Traftatus de laude novas militiae, ad milites templi 
 
 1247 
 
 7. Tradlatus de gradibus humilitatis et fuperbiae 1277 
 
 8. Liber de diligendoDeo ad Willelmum abbatem 1325 
 
 9. Tradlatus de gratia et libero arbitrio - 1363 
 
 10. Epiftola de baptifmo ad Hugonem Vidtorinum 1401 
 
 11. Epiftola de erroribus Abselardi, ad Innocentium 
 Papam ------ 1425 
 
 12. Liber de vita SandU Malachiae Hiberniae epifcopi 
 
 1465 
 
 13. Epiftola cum tradtatu de ratione cantus - 1525 
 Ledliones variantes et notae - - - 1543 
 Index tradtatuum ----- 1563 
 
 Vol. I. Part 2. 
 Sermones de tempore, et de JanHis ac de di'verjis. 
 
 Praefatio .-.-.- 1589 
 De Adventu Domini. (Sermones 7.) - - 1637 
 De laudibus Virginis Matris, homilies 4 - 1665 
 De vigilia nativitatis Domini. (Sermones 6.) 1706 
 In nativitate Domini. (Sermones 5.) - 1743 
 In nativitate Innocentium - - - I763 
 In circumcifione Domini. (Sermones 3.) 1766 
 In Epiphania Domini. (Sermones 3.) - 1779 
 In oftava Epiphaniae . - - . ^793 
 Dominica I. poft odtavam Epiphaniae. (Ser. 2.) 1796 
 In Septuagefima. (Sermones 2.) - - 1806 
 In Quadragefima. (Sermones 7.) ■ * 1812 
 In pfalmum 90, S^ul habitat, fermones 17 in Quadra- 
 gefima habiti - - - - - 1835 
 In Dominica palmarum. (Sermones 3.) - 1926 
 In feria iv. hebdomadae iandtae, fermo de paflione 
 Domini ..-.-- 1937 
 In coena Domini fermo - - - - 1947 
 In die fandto Pafchae fermo - - - 19 51 
 In tempore refurredlionis ad abbates. (Serm. 2.) 1963 
 In odtava Pafchae. (Sermones 2.) - - J 975 
 
 BERNARD de CLAIRVAUX, Saint {continued). 
 
 In Rogationibus fermo . - . . 1983 
 
 In afcenfione Domini. (Sermones 5.) - 1984 
 
 In fefto Pentecoftes. (Sermones 3.) - - 2014 
 
 Dominica iv. poft Pentecoftem - - 2029 
 
 Dominica vi. poft Pentecoftem. (Sermones 3.) 2032 
 Pro Dominica i. Novembris. (Sermones 5.) 2042 
 Sermones de fan fits. 
 
 In converfione S. Pauli. (Sermones 2.) - 2063 
 
 In purificatione B. Mariae. (Sermones 3.) 2070 
 
 In natali S. Vidloris ConfefToris. (Sermones 2.) 2078 
 In natali S. Benedidti abbatis, fermo - 2085 
 
 In fefto Annuntiationis B, Mariae Virg. (SS. 3.) 2093 
 In nativitate S. Joannis Bapt. . - . 2113 
 
 In vigilia SS. Petri et Pauli - . - 2141 
 
 In fefto SS. Petri et Pauli. (Sermones 3.) - 2123 
 In alTumptione B. V. Mariae. (Sermones 4.) 2136 
 In Dominica infra odlavam aflumptionis B. V. Marias 
 
 2155 
 In nativitate B. V. Mariae - - - 2166 
 
 In fefto S. Michaelis. (Sermones 2.) - - 2178 
 
 In fefto omnium fandlorum. (Sermones 5.) 2186 
 In tranfitu S. Malachias epifcopi. (Sermones 2.) 2221 
 In fefto S. Martini epifcopi - - . 2231 
 
 De S. Clemente Papa et martyre . - _ 2.243 
 In vigilia S. Andreae . - - . 2247 
 
 In fefto S. Andreae. (Sermones 2.) - - 2251 
 In obitu domini Humberti monachi Clarae-Vallenfis 
 
 2263 
 In dedicatione ecclefiae. (Sermones 6,) - 2269 
 
 Sermones de di'verjis [cxxv]. 
 
 De fallacia et brevitate vitae prasfentis - - 2293 
 
 De obedientia, patientia et fapientia - 2300 
 
 Sermo iii-cxxv. - . . . 2305-2582 
 
 Many of tliefe fermons are fragmentary. For contents fee 
 
 page 2643 of the book, 
 
 Sententiae ...--. 25^3 
 
 Parabolae, S. Bernardo vulgo adfcriptas - - 2595 
 
 Confeffionis privatae formula feu oratio - 2615 
 
 Officium de S. Vidtore confeffore - - 2617 
 
 Ledtiones variantes et notae fufiores - - 2625 
 
 Sermones [86] in Cantica Canticorum - • 2649 
 Flores, feu fententiae ex S. Bernard! operibus 3^99 
 
 Ledliones variantes, &c. . - - - 3207 
 
 Index fermonum in Cantica - - - - 3221 
 
 Indices rerum et verborum, &c. quae in volumine primo 
 continentur ------ 32.39 
 
 Vol. 2. Pars I. Opera dubia, (Sc. 
 Gilleberti de Hoilandia, abbatis ordinis Ciftercienfis, con- 
 tinuatio S. Bernardi in Cantica [cap. iii-v.], fermones 
 48 - - - - . - - - 13 
 
 E]ufdem tradlatus afcetici - - - - 335 
 
 Ejufdem epiftolas - - - - - '3^5 
 
 Ciuillelmi Abbatis tradtatus de contemplando Deo 497 
 Ejufdem de natura et dignitate amoris tradlatus 517 
 
 In Cantica Canticorum commentatio ex Bernardo 555 
 Gaufridi Abbatis declamationes de coUoquio Simonis cum 
 Jefu ex S. Bernardo - _ - - 595 
 
 Scala clauftralium, five tradlatus de modo orandi 647 
 Meditationes piiffimae de cognitione humanae conditionis 
 
 661 
 Tradlatus de interiori domo, feu de confcientia zdificanda 
 
 691 
 Tradlatus alter de confcientia - ... 751 
 De ordine vitae et morum inftitutione - - 763 
 
 De charitate ------ 793 
 
 Vitis myftica, feu tradtatus de paflione Domini fuper, 
 Ego f urn Vitis T>era - - - - 865 
 
 Meditatio in paflionem et refurredlionem Domini 100 1 
 
 Lamentatio in paflionem Chrifti - • . 1037 
 
 Inftrudlio facerdotis, feu tradtatus de prascipuis myfteriis 
 
 noftras religionis ----- 1043 
 
 De ftatu virtutum ..... 1069 
 
 Expofitio in Orationem Dominicam - - 1095 
 
 Sermones varii - • - - ■ -11 03 
 
 I
 
 26 1 
 
 262 
 
 BERNARD de CLAIRVAUX, Saint (continued). 
 
 Aelridi Abbatis Rievallis tradlatus de Jefu puero duo- 
 
 dennt ------- J 145 
 
 Sermo in Dominica palmarum - - - 1 169 
 
 B. Ogerii Abbatis Lucedii Ordinis Ciftercienfis fermones 
 
 XV. - - - - - - - 1183 
 
 Sermones --.-•-- 12.73 
 Index ....-.- 1^23 
 
 Vol. 2. Pars 2. Of>era dubia, Sec. {continued). 
 Sermones ------- 1441 
 
 Liber fententiarum - - • - - 1541 
 
 Soliloquium - - - - - - -1568 
 
 Varia documenta vitae religiofae, &c, - - 1581 
 
 Liber de modo bene vivendi, ad Sororem - - 1623 
 Carmen et varii rhythmi - - - • 1765 
 
 Guerrici Abbatis Igniacenfi fermones - - 1793 
 
 Guigonis majoris Cartufiae Prions quind epiftolas 2069 
 Vita S. Bernardi a Guillelmo Abijate, Ernaldo Abbate 
 
 Bonae Vallis, Gaufrido abbate, &c. - - 2089 
 
 Vita S. Bernardi, audore Alano, epifcopo Antiffiodorenfi 
 
 2403 
 Vita S. Bernardi a Joanne Eremita - - . 2485 
 Varia de S. Bernardo - - - - 2511 
 
 Indices ------- 2623 
 
 Epiftola ad Gaufridvim, Epiftola ad Rainaldum, 
 &c. lyAchery, Spicil. 3. 492 
 
 Mulica [with muilc noted] expoHtiones morales. 
 De laudibus Virginis. Commentariorum in 
 Cantica Canticorum continuatio, authore G. 
 Abbati. Hommey, Suppl. i 
 
 Ordo Cluniacenfis. Hergott, Vetus Difcipl. 
 
 Super hymnum : " Jefu, noftra redemptio." 
 
 Pez, Bibl. Afcet. vii. 63 
 
 Seleft contemplations, made Englifh by Stanhope. 
 With Auguftine's Meditations. 
 
 Four homilies. Sm. 8°. Lsn^. 1 844 
 
 (The life and times of) by Dr. Auguftus Neander, 
 Profeffor of Theology in the Univerfity of 
 Berlin. Tranllated from the German, by Ma- 
 tilda Wrench. 12". ZoW. 1843 
 
 BERNARD, Abbot of Fontchaud [Fontis Calidi], 
 in Languedoc. 
 Lived towards the end of the twelftli century. 
 
 Traftatus contra Waldenfes et Arianos. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 24. 1585 
 Bibl. Patr. Galland. 14. 520 
 
 BERNARDUS, Carthufis Portarum primus 
 Prior. 
 
 Epiftolae tres ad virtutem et vitam religiofam 
 commonentes. Bibl. Max. Patr. 24. 1501 
 
 BERNARD the Wise. 
 
 Travels, a.d. 867. Paleftine (Early Travels in) 27 
 Bernard's Travels in the original Latin are publirtied by 
 
 Mabillon in his Adla Sandlorum Ordinis Benedidlini. 
 
 BERNARD the Treasurer. 
 Liber de acquifitione Terrae Sanflae, 1095-1230. 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 7. 657 
 BERNARD, Edward, D.D., SaviHan Profeffor 
 
 of Aftronomy, Oxford. 
 
 A diftinguiflied aftronomer, critJc, and linguift ; born 
 1638 ; died 1696, 
 (Vita), fcriptore Thoma Smith. Subneftitur ve- 
 
 terum mathematicorum, Grscorum, Latin- 
 
 orum, et Arabum, fynopfis, colleftore E. 
 
 Bernardo. 8°. Lone/. 1704 
 
 BERNARD, James. 
 
 Born 1658; died 1718. Known chiefly by the Aare 
 he had in the publication of the Bibliothtque Univerfelle 
 and the Nouvelles de la Rcpubl. des Lettres. After the 
 revocation of the Edift of Nantes he left France, went to 
 Holland, and finally fettled at Leyden, as minifter and 
 lecSturer on moral philofophy. 
 Bibliotheque univerfelle. See Le Clerc. 
 Nouvelles de la republique des lettres. See 
 
 Nouvelles. 
 BERNARD, Nicholas, D.D. 
 
 Educated in the Univerfity of Cambridge. Ordained by 
 Abp. Ufher 1626, and promoted to the deanery of Ardagh. 
 Returned to England 1642, and was prefented to the redtory 
 of Whitchurch, Shropfhire. Became chaplain to Crom- 
 well, and preacher to Gray's Inn. Died 1661. 
 The penitent death of a woful fmner ; or, the 
 penitent death of John Atherton, Biflaop of 
 Waterford, in Ireland, who was executed 1 640. 
 As alfo the fermon preached at his burial [on 
 Ads, 26. 17, 18]. Sec. edit. 12°. Lo?!d. 1642 
 BERNARD, Richard, Eeftor of Batcombe. 
 
 A celebrated Puritan divine ; Vicar of Workfop, 1601 ; 
 
 Reftor of Batcombe, Somerfetfhire, 1612 or 1613; died 
 
 1641, aged feventy-four. The books written by this 
 
 author are of very rare occurrence. 
 
 A key of knowledge for the opening of the fecret 
 my fteries of St. John's myftical Revelation. 4°. 
 
 Loni/. 161 7 
 
 Ruth's recompenfe ; or, a commentarie upon 
 the Booke of Ruth. Wherein is fhowed her 
 happy calling out of her owne country and 
 people, into the fellowfliip and fociety of the 
 Lord's inheritance, her virtuous life and holy 
 carriage amongft them, and then her reward 
 in God's mercy. 4°. Land. 1628 
 
 A very fcarce commentary. 
 
 The Ifle of Man ; or, legal proceedings in Man- 
 Ihire againft finne. By way of continued al- 
 legory. [On Lament. 3. 40.] 12°. Lofid. 1640 
 This is one of the books from which it has been con- 
 
 je<flured that Bunyan may have taken the idea of his 
 
 Pilgrim's Progrefs. 
 
 The faithful fhepheard ; with the fhepheard's 
 praftice, or his manner of feeding his flock. 
 12°. £<5W. 1 62 1 
 
 On the minifterial office. 
 
 BERNIUS, Guernerius. 
 
 Chronicon Eugubinum, 1450-1472. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 21. 917 
 BERNO, or BERNON, Angienfis Abbas. 
 
 A native of France ; one of the mod learned men of 
 his age, and diftinguiflied as a poet, orator, mufician, phi- 
 lofopher, and divine; died 1045. 
 De quibufdam rebus ad miffse ofiicium pertinen- 
 
 tibus libellus. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. 56; Hittorpius, 697 
 Liber : Qualiter adventus Domini celebretur, 
 
 quando nativitas Domini feria fecunda evenerit. 
 Ratio generalis de initio adventus Domini fecun- 
 
 dum auftoritatem Hilarii epifcopi. 
 Dialogus : Qualiter quatuor temporum jejunia 
 
 per fua Sabbata fmt obfervanda. 
 Prologus in Tonarium, feu librum de mufica. 
 
 Pez, Thef. 4, pars 2. 39
 
 263 
 
 264 
 
 BERNRIEDENSIS, Paul. 
 
 Vita Gregorii VII. Pontif. Max. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 3. 304 
 BEROALDO, Philip, the Elder. 
 
 One of the moft celebrated literary charafters of his 
 time ; born, at Bologna, 1453 ; died 1 505. For a lift of his 
 works, amounting to tvventy-feven articles, fee Niceron, 25. 
 Carmen de die Dominies paffionis. 4°. s. I. aut a. 
 BEROSUS. 
 
 A prieft of the temple of Belus, at Babylon, in the time 
 of Ptolemy Philadelphus. He wrote the hiftory of Chaldaea, 
 of which fome valuable fragments remain preferred by 
 Jofephus and Eufebius. The antiquities publifhed under 
 his name by Annius Viterbo, in 1 545, are forgeries. 
 
 Fragmenta. Fabricii Bibl. Gr. 14 
 
 Cory, J. P. Fragments 
 In Berofum, Manethonem, &c., cenfura. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 2. pars i. 529 
 BERRIDGE, John. 
 
 Born, at Kingfton, 1716 ; entered at Clare Hall, 1734 ; 
 Vicar of Everton, 1755; became a Calvinift in doctrine, 
 and preached occafionally in the Methodift chapels ; died 
 1793. 
 
 The Chriftian world unmafked. [With life, 
 letters, laft farewell fermon on Pfa. 62. 8, and 
 Zion's fongs.] 8°. Lond. 1824 
 
 BERRIMAN, John. 
 
 Born 1689; educated at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford j 
 became Curate of St. S within, and LefturerofSt. Mary, 
 Aldermanbury, London ; Redlor of St. Alban's, Wood 
 Street, 17445 ^'^d 1768. 
 
 ©eoj \(poi.\i(^uH ev Tct^K.) ; or, a critical diflertation 
 upon I Tim. 3. 16; wherein rules are laid 
 down to diftinguifh, in various readings, which 
 is genuine, an account is given of above a 
 hundred Greek manufcripts of St. Paul's epiftles, 
 &c., and the common reading of that text, 
 " God was manifeft in the flefh," is proved to 
 be the true one. Being the fubftance of eight 
 fermons, preached at the Lady Moyer's lefture, 
 in the years 1737 & 1738. 8°. Lond. 1741 
 
 BERRIMAN, William, D.D. 
 
 Brother of the above ; born, in London, 1688 ; entered 
 Oriel College, Oxford, when feventeen j became Curate of 
 Allhallows, Thames Street, and Lefturer of St. Michael's, 
 Queenhithe, London ; collated to the living of St. Andrew- 
 Underihaft, 1722, to which was joined a fellowfhip in 
 Eton College, 1727 ; died 1749. -^Y gt'eat afTiduity he 
 acquired confiderable critical ikill in the Greek, Hebrew, 
 Chaldee, Arabic, and Syriac languages. In the interpre- 
 tation of the Scriptures, he endeavoured to explain them 
 by the rules of grammar, criticifm, logic, and the analogy 
 of faith. The articles of dodlrine and difcipline which he 
 drew from the facred writings he traced through the 
 primitive Church, and confirmed by the evidence of the 
 Fathers and Councils. His fermons are grave, weighty, 
 and ufeflil ; but belong to a clafs which have never been 
 eminently popular. 
 
 An hiftorical account of the controverlies that 
 have been in the Church concerning the doc- 
 trine of the holy and ever blefTed Trinity. In 
 eight fermons [on Deut. 32. 7], preached in 
 the years 1723 and 1724, at the lefture 
 founded by the worthy Lady Meyer, dcceafed. 
 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 BERRIMAN, William, D.D. [continued). 
 
 A defence of fome paffages in the hiftorical account of 
 the Trinitarian controverfy, againft the exceptions 
 made in two pamphlets. Pp. 40. 8°. Lond. 173 1 
 Sermon, Matt. 7. 6. The brutiihnefs of defpifing reli- 
 gion, and the treatment due to it. [Aft S.] S'^. 
 
 Oxford, 1722 
 
 Sermon, Eccles. 5. 8. The regard had by Providence 
 
 to profperous iniquities. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1733 
 
 Sermon, Mark, 9. 50. [Religious focieties.] Third ed. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1739 
 
 The gradual revelation of the Gofpel, from the 
 time of man's apoftafy. Set forth and ex- 
 plained in twenty-four fermons, preached at 
 the ledlure founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle, 
 in the years 1730, 173 i, and 1732. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Rom. 7. 24, 25. The defers of human reafon, and the 
 
 neceffity of revelation. (2 ferm.) - - I 
 
 Heb. I. I, 2. The knowledge of the Gofpel in the firft 
 
 ages of the world. (2 ferm.) - - 54 
 
 Matt. I. I. The difficulties of Chrift's pedigree from 
 
 David confidered - - - - - 117 
 
 Gal. 3. 16. The promifes made to Abraham and his 
 
 feed. (3 ferm.) - - - - - 150 
 
 Luke, I. 32, 33. Chrift's kingdom prefigured by that of 
 
 David ....--. 249 
 Luke, I. 32, 33. Amplitude and extent of the kingdom 
 
 ofChrift 278 
 
 Luke, I. 32, 33. Peace and tranquillity of Chrift's 
 
 kingdom - - - - - - -3 10 
 
 Luke, 1. 32, 33. The perpetual duration of the king- 
 dom ofChrift 338 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Luke, 24. 25, 26. The fufterings ofChrift previous to 
 
 his kingdom -.-..- i 
 
 Matt. 24. 15. Chrift coming before the fecond de- 
 
 ftru(ftion of the temple - - - - 24 
 
 Matt. 24. 15. Chrift's coming in the fourth monarchy, 
 
 and within feventy weeks - - - - 59 
 
 Matt. II. 14. The promife ofElias fulfilled in St. John 
 
 Baptift 85 
 
 John, I. 17. The antithefis between the law and the 
 
 gofpel 112 
 
 John, I. 17. The Jewi/h arguments for the perpetuity 
 
 of the law refuted - - - - - 137 
 
 John, I. 17. The Mofaic law not perpetual - 168 
 John, I. 17. The principal rites of the Mofaic law 
 
 foretold to be abolifhed - - - - 197 
 
 John, I. 17. A new law to be given to Mefliah 226 
 John, I. 17. Grounds of the typical interpretation of 
 
 the law ------- 256 
 
 John, I. 17. Aptnefs of the typical interpretation of 
 
 the law (2 ferm.) ----- 280 
 
 .Appendix. 
 
 2 John, 10, II. The duty of fhunning infidels and 
 heretics - - - - - "339 
 
 Sermon, Lam. 3. 27. Youth the proper feafon 
 of difcipline. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. 
 in Ireland.] 4°. Lond. 1742 
 
 Chriftian doftrines and duties explained and re- 
 commended, in forty fermons. Publifhed from 
 his original MSS. by his brother John Ber- 
 riman, M.A., Redlor of St. Alban's, Wood 
 Street. 2 vol. 8^. Lond. 175 1 
 
 Vol. I. 175 1. 
 Preface [containing life] - - - - iii-xi 
 
 Ifa. 41. 23. Prophecy a proof of revelation - i 
 
 John, 20. 29. St. Thomas's Day. St. Thomas con- 
 vinced ; and the virtue of believing - - 23
 
 z65 
 
 BERRIMAN, William, D.D. {contmued). 
 
 Heb. 2. i6. Chriftmas Day. Fallen man redeemed, 
 
 fallen angels left - - - - - 41 
 
 J John, 3. 4. The obligation of law : fin the trans- 
 
 greflion of it - . . - - - 57 
 
 Rev. 4. 8. Trin. Sun. The do£lrine of the Trinity 
 
 aflerted -.-.---yg 
 Matt. 28. 19. Trin. Sun. The inftitution of baptifm 103 
 Afts, 8. 14-17. Whitfun. The minifters, fubjedts, 
 
 method, and effedts of confirmation - - 125 
 
 Matt. 22. 4. The parable of the marriage feaft applied 
 
 to the Lord's fupper - - - - - 147 
 
 a Pet. I. 10. The Chriftian calling and eleftion how to 
 
 be underftood - - - - - 169 
 
 2 Pet. I. 10. How to make our calling and eleftion 
 
 fure ....... 189 
 
 Rom. 12. 10. Brotherly love recommended- 204 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. Moral truth explained and enforced 228 
 Prov. 6. 6. A dilTuafive from flothfulnefs - 253 
 
 Prov. 28. 20. The guilt and danger of making hafte to 
 
 be rich --..-- 275 
 
 Phil. 4. II. The nature of contentment, and the way 
 
 to attain it - - - - - -293 
 
 Prov. 24. 16. The difference between the righteous and 
 
 the wicked in adverfity - - - - 310 
 
 James, i. 3, 4. Affli(flions matter of joy, as trials of 
 
 faith ....... 327 
 
 James, I. 9-1 1. The advantage of afflidlions to perfons 
 
 of all ranks - - - - - - 351 
 
 James, i. 9-11. The tranfient nature of earthly hap- 
 
 pinefs ------- 369 
 
 Heb. 6. 12. The example of the faints, a pattern for 
 
 imitation - - - - - - 383 
 
 Letters upon the cafe of marrying two fifters - 398 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Zeph. I. 12. The folly and danger of denying a Pro- 
 vidence ------ I 
 
 Adls, 24. 25. The importance of St. Paul's preaching 
 before Felix ------ 22 
 
 Adls, 24. 25. Convidtion the refult of St. Paul's preach- 
 ing - - - - - - - 42 
 
 Adls, 24. 25. Delays of reformation fooliih and dan- 
 gerous -------57 
 
 ■ John, 5. 27. The charadter of the Son of Man explained 
 [Advent] ------ yy 
 
 John, 5. 27. Chrift the appointed judge, becaufe he is 
 the Son of Man [Advent] - - - - 98 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, II. Chriftmas Day. Chrift's birth good 
 tidings of great joy to all people - - 1 14 
 
 Eccl. 1. 4. New Year's Day. Refledlions on the vanity 
 of worldly purfuits - - - - - 138 
 
 Ifa. 58. 3, 4. Sunday before Lent. Parting an adV of 
 repentance, and the way to pardon - - 160 
 
 Ifa. 58. 3, 4. Lent i. Hypocritical fafting expofed, and 
 religious recommended - - - - 183 
 
 Rom. 8. 33, 34. Palm Sun. Juftification the privilege 
 of good Chriftians ----- 205 
 
 Rom. 8. 33, 34. Good Friday. The death of Chrift a 
 proper fatisfadtion - - - - - 223 
 
 Rom. 8. 33, 34. Eafter Day. The certainty of Chrift's 
 refurredlion ------ 240 
 
 Rom. '8. 33, 34.' Eafter i. The neceffity and benefits 
 of Chrift's refurredlion - . - . 256 
 
 Rom. 8. 33, 34. Bef Afcenfion Day. Chrift's exalta- 
 tion at the right hand of God - - - 272 
 
 Rom. 8. 33, 34. Aft. Afcenfion Day. The defign, 
 manner, and efficacy of Chrift's interceflion - 304 
 
 Gal. 5. 13-15. The privilege of Chriftian liberty ex- 
 plained ---... 325 
 
 Gal. 5. 13—15. The abufes of Chriftian liberty expofed 346 
 
 Gal. 5. 13—15. Chriftian liberty to be governed by 
 
 Chriftian charity - - - - - 366 
 
 • I Cor. 10. 31. The right method of doing all to the 
 
 glory of God 387 
 
 266 
 
 BERRIMAN, William, D.D. {continued). 
 Chriftian doftrines and duties explained and re- 
 commended, in xix. fermons, feventcen of 
 which are now publifhed from the author's 
 MSS. The two firft are reprinted from a 
 former edition. 8°. Lond. 1763 
 
 Mai. 2. 7. The relative duties of clergy and people 
 
 [Indudtion] ------ i 
 
 Jofh. 24. 15. Family religion . . - 55 
 
 Luke, 2. 7. The circumftances of Chrift's birth prac- 
 tically confidered [Chriftmas Day] - - 86 
 John, 3. 14, 15. The brazen ferpent a type of Chrift 
 
 [Good Friday] - - - - - 107 
 
 Rev. I. 18. Chrift the living one, and the giver of life 
 
 [Eafter Day] - - - - - -132 
 
 Matt. 16. 18. The Pope's fupremacy not founded on 
 
 Scripture [St. Peter's Day] - - - 152 
 
 Deut. 8. 3. Manna in the wildernefs - - 175 
 
 Gen. 28. 17. The reverence due to churches 199 
 
 Rom. 13. 8. Juftice in paying debts {2 ferm.) 222 
 
 James, I. 13. God neither tempteth, nor is tempted 
 
 (4 ferm.) ------ 263 
 
 Eph. 4. 14. Steadfaftnefs in religion [St. Mark's Day, 
 
 at St. Mary-le-Bow, purfuant to the will of Mr. 
 
 Hutchins] 344 
 
 Eph. 4. 3. Chriftian unity ... 370 
 
 Pfa. 119. 8. Scripture the beft guide for youth 394 
 
 James, I. 25. The Gofpel a perfedl law of liberty 
 
 (2 ferm.) ------- 416 
 
 BERROW, Capel, A.M., Reftor of Roffington, 
 Nottinghamfhire, and Ledlurer of St. Rennet, 
 Paul's Wharf, London. 
 Died iy82. 
 A lapfe of fouls, in a ftate of pre-exiftence ; the 
 only original fm, and ground-work of the 
 Gofpel difpenfation. 8°. Lond. 1 766 
 
 Theological dilTertations. 4°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Remarks on Sherlock's difcourfes on the ufe and intent 
 
 of prophecy. 
 On predeftination, eledlion, repiobation, and future 
 
 puniftiments. 
 Extradls from a difcourfe concerning Origen, and the 
 
 chiefeft of his opinions. 
 Obfervations on the end and defign of Chrift's death. 
 Deifm not confiftent with the religion of reafon and 
 
 nature. 
 A lapfe of human fouls in a ftate of pre-exiftence, the 
 
 only original fm and the groundwork of the gofpel 
 
 difpenfation. 
 
 BERRUYER, Isaac Joseph. 
 
 Born 1681; died iy58. A celebrated writer among 
 the Jefuits. An affedled ftyle, witticifms very often bor- 
 dering upon the abfurd, opinions almoft heterodox, and 
 expreflions which are fometimes indelicate — efpecially in 
 the firft edition, iy28 — caufed his hiftory to be condemned 
 by Pope Clement XIII. The whole was reprinted at 
 Befanfon, 1828-29, in 1 1 vol. 8°., with the condemned 
 paffages omitted. 
 
 Hiftoire du peuple de Dieu depuis fon origine 
 jufqu'a la naiffance du Meffie, tiree de feuls 
 livres faints, ou le texte facre des livres de 
 I'ancien Teftament reduit en un corps d'his- 
 toire. Nouvelle edition, corrigee et aug- 
 mentee. 10 vol. 12°. Par. 1753 
 
 Hiftoire du peuple de Dieu depuis la naiffance 
 du Meffie jufqu'a la iin de la fynagogue, tiree 
 des feuls livres flints ; ou le texte facre des 
 livres Nouv. Teft. reduit en un corps d'hiftoire. 
 Edit, plus exade. 8 vol. 12°. ^«c^. 1754
 
 267 
 
 268 
 
 BERRY, William, late of the College of Arms, 
 
 London. 
 Genealogia antiqua ; or, mythological and claffical 
 
 tables. Compiled from the bell authors. Fol. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 16 
 BERRY STREET SERMONS. 
 
 Thefe excellent fermons were preached, in the year 
 1733, at an Independent chapel, Duke's Place, Berry (or 
 Bury) Street, St. Mary Axe, London, where Dr. Ifaac 
 Watts was minifter. The ledhire was promoted and fup- 
 ported by William Coward, Efq., of Walthamftow. 
 
 Faith and practice, reprefented in fifty-four fer- 
 mons on the principal heads of the Chriftian 
 religion. Preached at Berry Street, 1733. 
 Publifhed for the ufe of families, efpecially on 
 the Lord's-day evenings. Second edition. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Of the knoiukdge of God. 
 
 Adls, 14. 15-17. The knowledge of God by the 
 
 light of nature : its ufes and defeds [Dr. I. Watts] I 
 a Tim. 3. 16. The divine authority and perteftion 
 
 of the Scriptures [D. Neal] - - - 24 
 
 John, 4. 24. Of God and his natural perfeftions 
 
 [Dr. J. Guyfe] 42 
 
 Matt. 5.48. The moral perfedlionsofGod [S.Price] 61 
 Matt. 28. 19. The dodrine of the blelTed Trinity 
 
 [D. Jennings] ----- 76 
 
 Of the decrees of God, and his tratiJaB'wns ivith men. 
 
 Eph. I. II. The decrees of God concerning all his 
 
 works, and his beginnings to execute them in 
 
 creation [J. Hubbard] . . - 54 
 
 Pfa. 103. 19. The providence of God in the natural 
 
 world [Mr. Jennings] - - - - 116 
 
 Dan. 4. 35. God as the governor and judge of the 
 
 moral world, angels and men [Mr. Neal] 134 
 
 Eccl. 7. 29. The original ftate of man, and the cove- 
 nant of works [Dr. Guyfe] - - - 155 
 Rom. 5. 12. Man's fall [Mr. Hubbard] - 175 
 Eph. I. 3—5. God's eledtion of men in Jefus Chrift 
 
 [Dr. Watts] ----- 199 
 
 Luke, I. 72. The difpenfations of grace before 
 
 Chriftianity [Mr. Price] - - - - 222 
 
 Heb. 8. 6. The excellency of the Chriftian difpenfa- 
 
 tion [Dr. Watts] - - . - 240 
 
 Of the faSls on tuhich Chrijiianity is founded, together ivith 
 the "various ufes of them. 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. The incarnation of Chrift as the pro- 
 
 mifed Meffiah [Mr. Neal] - - - 261 
 
 John, I. 18. Chrift's perfonal miniftry, miracles, 
 
 and prophetick office [Dr. Guyfe] - 279 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 18. The fufferings of Chrift, with the chief 
 defign of them, the atonement for fin, as one part 
 of his priefthood [Mr. Price] - - - 298 
 
 Afts, I. 2, 3. The refurredlion and afcenfion of 
 Chrift [Mr. Jennings] - - - 314 
 
 Rom. 8. 34. The interceffion of Chrift as another 
 part of his priefthood [Mr. Hubbard] - 333 
 
 Afts, 2. 33. The exaltation ofChrifttohis kingdom, 
 
 and hisfendingdowntheHolySpirit [Dr. Watts] 356 
 
 Of the hlejfngs of the gojpel more plainly re-vealed under the 
 
 Chrijlian difpenjation. 
 
 2 Tim. I. 9. Efte£hial calling, with its fruits [Mr. 
 Neal] 378 
 
 Rom. 3. 24, 25. Pardon of fin, juftification and 
 
 adoption [Dr. Guyfe] - - - . 397 
 
 Rom. 15. 13. Peace of confcience, hope and holy 
 
 joy [Mr. Price] - - - - - 419 
 
 i Tim. 4. 8. Temporal bleffings and fanftified 
 
 afflictions [Mr. Jennings] - - . ^37 
 
 Col. I. 9-12. Affiftance in duty, perfeverance in 
 
 grace, and preparation for glory [Mr. Hubbard] 455 
 
 BERRY STREET SERMONS {continued). 
 Of the duties of Chrijiianity in general. 
 
 I John, 3. 4, with Rom. 6. 23. Our perpetual 
 
 obligation to the duties of the moral law, with the 
 
 evil nature of fin, and its defert of punifliment 
 
 [Dr. Watts] 476 
 
 Adts, 3. 19. Confeffion of fin, repentance, and con- 
 
 verfion to holinefs [Mr. Neal] - - 499 
 
 Duties toivard God, ivith the fins oppofite to them,. 
 
 Matt. 15. 8, 9. Worfhipping God only, and that in 
 
 his appointed way, and doing all to his glory 
 
 [Dr. Guyfe] 519 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Afts, 2. 46. Publick worfhip, in all the parts of it 
 
 [Mr. S. Price] ----- i 
 
 Epn.6. 18. Family and fecret worfliip [D.Jennings] 19 
 Exod. 20. 7. Veneration for the name of God, and 
 
 fwearing by it [J. Hubbard] - - 38 
 
 Gen. 2. 3. The Lord's Day, or Chriftian Sabbath [Dr. 
 
 Watts] 59 
 
 Pfa. 31. 19. Of fearing God, and trufting in him 
 
 [D. Neal] ..... 78 
 
 1 John, 5. 3. The love of God, and univerfal obedience 
 
 [Dr. Guyfe] 94 
 
 Ov the dutiis relating to Chrifl as a Mediator .^ and to the 
 Holy Spirit. 
 Gal. 5. 5, 6. Faith and hope in our Lord Jefus 
 
 Chrift [S. Price] - - - - 1 1 1 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14, 15. Love and obedience to Chrift, with 
 zeal for his kingdom among men [D. Jennings] 131 
 
 I John, 2. 6. Imitation of the example of Chrift in 
 
 his temper and life [J. Hubbard] - - 151 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Chriftian baptifm [Dr. Watts] 171 
 I Cor. II. 23-26. The facrament of the Lord's 
 
 fupper [D. Neal] - - - - 191 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. Duties relating to the Holy Spirit [Dr. 
 
 Guyfe] - - - - - -213 
 
 Of the duties relating to ourjel-ves, and the fins oppofite to them. 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. Sobriety, and the oppofite fins [S. 
 
 Price] .----- 23a 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. Humility, with the fruits of it [D. Jen- 
 nings] - - - - - - -251 
 
 Eph. 6. 13. Mortification of fin, refiftance of tempta- 
 tion, and watching againft finful compliances [J. 
 
 Hubbard] 268 
 
 Prov. 13. 4. Chriftian diligence, with the bleffings 
 
 of it [Dr. Watts] 289 
 
 Of the duties to our neighbours, and the fins oppofite to them. 
 John, 13. 34, 35. The love of our neighbour [D. 
 
 Neal] 305 
 
 Pfa. 25. 21. Juftice, honefty, truth, fincerity [Dr. 
 
 Guyfe] - - - - - -323 
 
 Rom. 13. 7. Duties to fuperiors, — viz. magiftrates, 
 
 parents, minifters, and matters [S. Price] 342 
 
 Adls, 10. 2. Duties to inferiors, — viz. children,, fer- 
 
 vants, poor [D. Jennings] - - - 364. 
 
 Prov. 18. 24. Duties to equals, — neighbours, friends, 
 
 huftsand and wife [J. Hubbard] - - 386 
 
 Rom. 15. 6, 7. Chriftian fellow/hip, with its duties 
 
 and advantages [Dr. Watts] - - 409 
 
 Rom. 7. 22. The pleafure and advantage of vital 
 
 religion [D. Neal] . - - - - 431 
 Of the four lafi things. 
 
 Eccl. 12. 7. The death of the body, and feparate 
 
 ftate of the foul [Dr. Guyfe] - - 448 
 
 Heb. 6. 2. The refurredion of the body, and the laft 
 
 judgment [S. Price] .... 469 
 
 Rom. I. 18. Hell, or the final mifery of the wicked 
 
 [D. Jennings] ----- 487 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 10. Heaven, or the final happineis of the 
 righteous [J. Hubbard] - - - - 506 
 
 BERTHEAU, Charles. 
 
 Born, at Montpelier, 1660 ; Paftor of the church of 
 Montpelier, 1682; afterwards removed to Paris; came to
 
 269 
 
 270 
 
 BERTHEAU, Charles {continued). 
 
 England on the revocadon of the Edidt of Nantes ; chofen 
 Pallor of the Walloon Church, London, 1686, where he 
 continued forty-four years j died 1732. Diftinguifhed for 
 good fenfe, found judgment and eloquence as a preacher. 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Jmjl. 1730 
 
 Aftes, 17. 21 - 
 
 I 
 
 Jaq. 2. 10 - 
 
 199 
 
 2 Cor. 14. 18 
 
 28 
 
 Phil. 4. II - 
 
 224 
 
 Matt. 13. 25 - - 
 
 69 
 
 I Tim. 6. 9 
 
 261 
 
 Aiftes, 24. 16 
 
 98 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 7 - 
 
 296 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 19-21 
 
 132 
 
 Matt. II. 30 
 
 331 
 
 ' Aftes, 20. 35 
 
 173 
 
 Matt. 16. 24- 
 
 367 
 
 ; 
 
 Vol 
 
 . 2. 
 
 
 • Pfa. 33. 12 - - 
 
 I 
 
 Jaques, 4. II 
 
 245 
 
 I Cor. II. 32 
 
 48 
 
 Luc, 19. 8 - 
 
 282 
 
 > I Cor. 10. 5 
 
 86 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16 - 
 
 317 
 
 Jean, 3. 16 - 
 
 124 
 
 Matt. 19. 16 - 
 
 350 
 
 Efa. 45. 15 - - 
 
 166 
 
 I Cor. 3. 19 
 
 384 
 
 Eccl. I. 2 
 
 207 
 
 Heb. 2. 14, 15 
 
 416 
 
 BERTHOLD, H. 
 
 A comparative didiionary of the German and 
 Englifh languages. 18°. Lo?id. 1830 
 
 BERTHOLDT, D. Leonhard, Ordentl. offentl- 
 ProfefTor der Theologie, und Univerlitats- 
 prediger zu Erlangen. 
 
 Hiftorifchkritifche Einleiiung in fammtliche, ka- 
 
 nonifche, und apokryphifche Schriften des 
 
 alten und neuen Teftaments. 6 vol. in 4. 8°. 
 
 Erlangen, 1812-19 
 
 BERTI, John Lawrence. 
 
 A celebrated Auguftine monk. Born, in Tufcany, 16965 
 died 1766. Being called to Rome, he was appointed Aflift- 
 ant-general of his order in Italy. His great work, De 
 Difciplinis Theologicis, founded on the fentiments of St. 
 Auguftine, is one of extenfive learning and refearch. 
 
 Opus de theologicis difciplinis, nunc primum in 
 novem [decern] voluminibus comprehenfum, 
 et praeter uberrimum, generalemque rerum 
 indicem ad calcem expofitum, nee non [Hier. 
 Mar. Buzii*] volumen unum, De Locis Theo- 
 logicis, integra etiam adverfariorum in auc- 
 torem opufcula quas haftenus prodierunt ; turn 
 apologeticas omnes ejufdem dilTertationes conv 
 pleflens. Editio noviflima, ab audlore ipfo 
 aufta, &c. 10 vol. 4°. Neapoli, 1776 
 
 * On the titles of the firft nine volumes this is printed 
 M. Cani. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Prolegomena. Difputationes de exiftentia, et proprieta- 
 tibus unius Dei. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 De fumma Trinitate, De angelis. De rerum cor- 
 porearum produftione, 
 
 . ^°'- 3' 
 De primo homine, ejufque ftatu. De peccato originali. 
 
 De haerefibus adverfus liberum arbitrium et gratiam. 
 Vol. 4. 
 De gratia Reparatoris, de juftificatione, &c. 
 De legum praefcriptionibus atque humanorurn officiorum 
 
 praeceptis. 
 Dc veritate religionis Chriftianae, aliarumque profanarum 
 
 vanitate. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1778. 
 De virtutibus, fide, fpe, caritate, &c. 
 De corporis animique oble€tapientis. 
 
 BERTI, John Lawrence [continued). 
 
 De Verbo fadlo homine, adverfus Judaeos et Gentiles 
 
 divini Reparatoris adventum demonftrans. 
 De Chrifti incarnatione, &c. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1777. 
 De Verbo fa<3:o homine. 
 De fatisfaftione Chrifti, ejufque merito. 
 De facramentis. In gcnere. 
 De facramento baptilmi. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1779. 
 De confirmatione. De suchariftia. De pcenitentia, 
 
 contritione, confeflione, et fatisfadlione. 
 Vol. 8. 1779. 
 De facramento undtionis extremas. 
 De facris ordinationibus. 
 De matrimonio. 
 Anonymi Baianifmus Redivivus. 
 Auguftinianum fyftema de gratia ab iniqua Bajani et 
 
 Janfeniani erroris infimulatione vindicatum, five rcfu- 
 
 tatio librorum, quorum titulus Bajanifmus Redivivus. 
 Vol. 9. 1781. 
 Anonymi Scriptoris Opufculum infcriptum, Janlenifmus 
 
 Redivivus, ejufque confutatio. 
 Joannis Jofeph Languet archiep. Senonenfis judicium de 
 
 operibus theologicis. 
 In J. Languet indicium expoftulatio. 
 Bulla contra M. Bajum. Bulla adverfus quinque pro- 
 
 pofitiones Janfenii. Bulla [unigenitus] adverfus 10 1 
 
 propofitiones Quefnelli. 
 
 Vol. 10. 1784. 
 DifTertationes ad propofitionem v. cap. xvi. et in defen- 
 
 fionem Encyclicae Bened. XIV. 
 Hier. Mar. Buzii de locis theologicis libri x. compen- 
 
 diaria ac fcholaftica methodo confcripti. 
 Index generalis locupletilTimus rerum et verborum. 
 
 BERTOT, Monfieur. 
 
 Le diredleur miflique, ou les oeuvres fpirituelles, 
 
 avec un recueil des lettres fpirituelles du R. P. 
 
 Maur de I'enfant Jefus, de Mad. Guion, &c. 
 
 4 vol. 12°. Col. \-jz6 
 
 BERTRAM, or RATRAMN. 
 
 A monk of the abbey of Corbie, rendered himfelf con- 
 fpicuous during the 9th century by his views on the doc- 
 trine of tranfubftantiation. His treatife, firft quoted in 
 I 526, by Fi/her, bilhop of Rochefter, was publifhed in 1532, 
 and was much efteemed by Cranmer and others. 
 
 De corpore et fanguine Domini liber, ab omni 
 novitatis aut hsrelis Calvinianje inventione 
 aut fufpicione vindicatus, authore Jacobo Boi- 
 leau. 12°, Par. 17 12 
 
 Concerning the body and blood of the Lord, in 
 Latin ; with a new Englifh tranflation [by 
 Wm. Hopkins]. An hiftorical dilTertation 
 touching the author and his work [by Dr. 
 Peter Allix]. Second edition. With an ap- 
 pendix, wherein M. Boileau's French verfion 
 and notes upon Bertram are confidered, and 
 his unfair dealings in both detefted. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1688 
 This is the beft of Dr. AUix's two editions. His His- 
 torical Diflertation was firft publifhed in 1672, in Latin and 
 in French. He endeavours to prove that Ratramn's opi- 
 nion on the facrament of the euchariftwas totally different 
 from that of the Romifh Church. 
 De predeftinatione Dei. Bibl. Max.Patr. 15.442 
 BERTRAM, Bonaventure Cornelius. 
 
 Minifter and profefTor of Hebrew at Geneva, at Frank- 
 enthal, and at Laufanne. Born 153IJ died 1594. He 
 was a learned Orientalifl. He revifed the French Bible of
 
 27 1 
 
 272 
 
 BERTRAM, Bonaventure Cornelius {continued). 
 
 Geneva according as it is ufed by the Calvinifts to the pre- 
 
 fent time. 
 
 De republica Ebraeorum, illuftratus C. L'Empe- 
 reur. 32°. Lui/g. Bat. 1641 
 
 Ugolinus, 4. I 
 
 Written with precifion and method. 
 
 De republica Hebrsorum. Crit. Sacri, 5 
 
 Lucubrationes Franktallenfes, five fpecimen ex- 
 
 pofitionum in difficillima utriufque Teftamenti 
 
 loca. Ibid. 8 
 
 BERTRANDUS, Peter. 
 
 Died 1348. Dodlor of civil and of canon law, bifliop of 
 Autun, and cardinal. Was one of the moft learned men 
 of his time, and principal a6tor on the part of the clergy in 
 the queftion. How far civil and ecclefiaftical jurifdidtion 
 could be united in the perfon of an ecclefiaftic. Peter de 
 Cugnieres was a violent oppofer of the clergy. Bertrandus 
 was buried in the priory of Montant, which he had founded. 
 
 Libellus adverfus magiltrum Petrum de Cugneriis 
 fuper fafto prelatorum ecclefis Gallicanae. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 109 
 BERTRANDUS, S., Convenarum Epifcopus. 
 
 Flourifhed 1 123. 
 
 Vita S. Bertrandi convenarum epifcopi, au£lore 
 Vitali apoftolicse fedis notario. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio, vi. 1021 
 BERTRANDUS, Prior Pontiniacenfis Monafterii. 
 Vita S. Edmundi Cantuarienfis archiepifcopi. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 3. 1751 
 
 BERTRAND, Elie. 
 
 Born at Orbe, in Switzerland, 1712. Paftor of the 
 church at Berne, 1744. Became counfellor to the king, 
 and member of feveral academies. He cultivated the 
 fcience of natural hiftory with zeal and fuccefs, on which 
 he publifhed feveral books. His Morale de I'Evangile 
 forms 7 vol. 8°. 
 
 Sermons pour les fetes de I'eglife chretienne, pour 
 fervir de fuite aux difcours fur Je morale evan- 
 
 gelique. 2 
 
 vol. 
 
 8°. 
 
 Tverdon, i 
 
 776 
 
 Vol. I 
 
 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 
 Matt. I. 21 
 
 - 
 
 I 
 
 Job, 22. 2 - 
 
 3 
 
 Jer. 3. 40 
 
 - 
 
 25 
 
 I Jean, 2. 29 
 
 33 
 
 Heb. I. I - - 
 
 - 
 
 50 
 
 I Pierre, 2. 21 - 
 
 62 
 
 Aggee, I. 6-9 
 
 - 
 
 74 
 
 Matt. 3. 8 - 
 
 93 
 
 Eph. I. 3 - 
 
 - 
 
 99 
 
 I Cor. 12. 27 - 
 
 123 
 
 Luc, 2. 10-12 
 
 - 
 
 121 
 
 Aftes, 24. 24, 25 - 
 
 146 
 
 Heb. 2. 3 - - 
 
 - 
 
 146 
 
 Jacques, 4. 8-lc 
 
 175 
 
 Gal. 6, 9, 10 
 
 - 
 
 172 
 
 2 Theff. 3. II, 12 
 
 208 
 
 Aftes, 4. 33 - 
 
 - 
 
 201 
 
 Gen. 18. 19 - 
 
 238 
 
 Gol. 3. I, 2 - 
 
 - 
 
 230 
 
 Pfa. 51. 19 
 
 262 
 
 Marc, 16. 19 - 
 
 - 
 
 261 
 
 Jer. 3. 22 - - 
 
 291 
 
 Eph. 4. 26 - 
 
 - 
 
 284 
 
 Pfa. 147. 14 - - 
 
 323 
 
 Aftes, 2. 44-47 
 
 - 
 
 309 
 
 Jean, 9. 4 - 
 
 346 
 
 I Cor. 4. 7 - 
 
 - 
 
 337 
 
 Phil. 4. II - - 
 
 376 
 
 Prov. 22. 6 
 
 - 
 
 362 
 
 Deut. 5. 12 - 
 
 406 
 
 Table analytique 
 
 des 
 
 fer- 
 
 Table analytique des 
 
 fer- 
 
 mons - 
 
 - 
 
 397 
 
 mons - _ - 
 
 430 
 
 BESSARION, John, Patriarch of Conftantinople, 
 
 and Cardinal of the Roman Church. 
 _ One of the revivers of literature in the 15th century. 
 Born at Trebifond, 1389. Died at Ravenna, 1472. 
 
 Tradlatus de facramento Euchariftiee, et quibus 
 verbis Chrilli corpus conficialur. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 787 
 
 BESSARION, John [continued). 
 
 Epiftola, Gr. et Lat. Meurfii Opera, 7, 327 
 
 See Concilia, Labbe, 13, for fome of his writings among 
 the Adts of the Council of Florence. 
 
 BESSONUS, Johannes, e Soc. Jefu. 
 
 In Canticum Canticorum Salomonis novje lucu- 
 brationes in fcholia et commentarios tributje. 
 Folio. TolofiB, 1646 
 
 BEST, The Hon. Samuel, M.A., Reftor of 
 Abbotts Ann, Hants. 
 
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 Rom. I. 16 - - 
 
 I 
 
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 Rom. 3. 28 - - 
 Rom. 4. 23, 24 - 
 2 Cor. 3. 17 
 Gal. 6. 8 - - 
 
 30 
 46 
 59 
 
 75 
 
 I Cor. 14. 15 - - 146 
 Matt. 22. 29 - 160 
 Gal. I. 23, 24 - - 170 
 Afts, 26. 28 - 184 
 
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 Phil. 4. 5. Advent 4 13 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Chrift. Day 16 
 Afts, 7.59. St. Steph. Day 20 
 John, I. 7. St. John the 
 
 Evan. Day - - 24 
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 Mai. I. 6. Sun. af. Chr. 32 
 Matt. 3. 15. Circumcifion 35 
 Matt. 2. 2. Epiphany 39 
 Heb. 12. 28. Epiph. 1 44 
 John, 2. II. Epiph. 2 48 
 Rom. 12. 21. Epiph. 3 52 
 Rom. 13. 7. Epiph. 4 56 
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 I.John, 3. Epiph. 6 64 
 
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 2 Cor. II. 30. Sexa. Sun. 74 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Quinqua.S. 78 
 Luke, 18. 13. Afli. Wed. 84 
 I Pet. 4. I. Lent 1 - 88 
 I ThefT. 5. 23. Lent 2 92 
 Ifa. 61. 10. Lent 3 96 
 
 Gal. 4. 31. Lent 4 100 
 
 Heb. 12. 3. Lent 5 106 
 Phil. 2. 5. Sun. bef. Eaft. 109 
 Ifa. 63.1. Mon. bef. Ea. 1 13 
 Heb. 12. 1,2. Tu. b. Ea. 117 
 Heb. 9. 22. Wed. b. Ea. 121 
 iCor. 11.23—25. Thur. bef. 
 
 Eafter - - 125 
 
 John, 19. 37. GoodFri. 129 
 I Pet. 3. 21. Eaft. Even. 136 
 Col. 3. I. Eafter Day 141 
 John, 1 1. 25, 26. Eaft. M. 146 
 Luke, 24. 46. Eaft. Tu. 149 
 iPet. 2. 1,2. Eafter I 153 
 I Pet. 2.24. Eafter 2 157 
 I Pet. 2. 15. Eafter 3 161 
 
 James, I. 17. Eafter 4 164 
 John, 16. 24. Eafter 5 170 
 Col. 3. I, 2. Afc. Day 176 
 I Pet. 4. 7, 8. Sun.af.Af. 182 
 John, 14. 18. Whit.Sun. 188 
 John, 3. 19, Whit. M. 195 
 John, 10. 10. Whit. T. 199 
 Rom. 10. 10. Trin.Sun. 203 
 Col. I. 10. Trin. i - 211 
 
 1 John, 3. 24. Trin. 2 215 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. Trin. 3 219 
 2 Cor.4. 16, 17. Trin. 4222 
 Pfa. 122. 6, 7. Trin. 5 229 
 Matt. 5. 20. Trin. 6 234 
 Rom. 6. 23. Trin. 7 242 
 Matt. 6. 13. Trin. 8 246 
 2 Tim. 2. 7. Trin. 9 252 
 I John, 5. 14. Trin. 10 256 
 Eph. 4. 7. Trin. 11 262 
 I John, 3. 20. Trin. 12 266 
 Rev. 2. 10. Trin. 13 270 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Trin. 14 273 
 Matt. 6. 33. Trin. 15 276 
 John, 17. 17. Trin. 16 280 
 Phil. 2. 13. Trin. 17 284 
 Ifa. 59. 19. Trin. 18 288 
 I Thefs. 4. I. Trin. 19 293 
 Matt. 22. 14. Trin. 20 297 
 Eph. 6. 10, 1 1. Trin. 21 300 
 Phil. 1. 9. Trin. 22 304 
 Mark, 11.24. Trin. 23 308 
 Ezek. 8. 23. Trin. 24 312 
 Jer. 23. 6. Trin. 25 316 
 Rom. 10. 14, 15. St. An- 
 drew's Day - - 319 
 
 John, 20. 29. St. Thomas's 
 
 Day - - - 322 
 
 I Tim. I. 16. Conv. of St. 
 
 Paul - . - 225 
 Matt. 5. 8. Purific. of S. 
 
 Mary - - - 328 
 
 Adts, I. 26. St. Matthias's 
 
 Day - - - - 330
 
 273 
 
 BEST, The Hon. Samuel, M.A. {continued). 
 
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 Heb. I. 14. St. Michael and 
 
 all Angels - - 361 
 
 Matt. 9. 12. St. Luke the 
 
 Evangelift - - 365 
 Rom. 14. 19. St. Simon and 
 
 St. Jude - - 368 
 
 Heb. 12. 22-24. All Saints 
 
 Day ... 371 
 
 Ifa. 7. 14. Annunc 
 
 Virgin Mary - 333 
 
 John, 15. 5. St. Mark's D. 
 336 
 
 John, 17. 3. St. Philip and 
 St. James's Day 339 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 31. St. Barna- 
 bas' Day - - 342 
 
 Matt. II. II. St. John the 
 Baptift's Day - 345 
 
 John, I. 16. St. Pet. D. 348 
 
 iThefT. 5. 16. St. James the 
 Apoftle - - - 35^ 
 
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 notes, and an appendix added containing Remarkson Faber 
 on Regeneration. A fifth edition 1850. 
 
 Charge to the clergy of the diocefe of Bangor, 
 delivered in the month of September, 1843. 
 8 . Lond. 1843 
 
 BEVANS, John, jun. 
 
 A defence of the Chriflian dodrines of the Soc. 
 of Friends againft the charge of Socinianifm, and 
 its church difcipline vindicated. 8°. Lond. 180^ 
 
 274 
 BEVERIDGE, William, D.D., Bp. of St. Afaph. 
 
 Born 1636, at Barrow, in Leiccfterfliire, of which parifli 
 his grandfather, father, and brother were fucceflively vicars. 
 Admitted of St. John's College, Cambridge, at fixtecn. At 
 eighteen he wrote his book, De Linguarum Oricntalium 
 Neceffitate. Vicar of Ealing, Middlefex, about 1660. 
 Reftor of St. Peter's, Cornhill, London, 1672. Bifliop of 
 St. Afaph, 1704. Died 1708. He has been ftylcd "the 
 great reviver and reftorer of primitive piety ;" he was a man 
 of extenfive and almoft univerfal learning, fiirnifhed to a 
 very eminent degree with all ufeful knowledge. His fer- 
 mons are diftinguifhed for gravity and fimplicity, plainnefs 
 and folemnity of ftyle. His theological works were for the 
 firft time collefted and edited by the Rev. T. H. Home 9 
 vol. 8". 1824. Since that edition was publi/hed the MS. 
 of the Expofition of the laft nine of the Thirty-nine Ar- 
 ticles, which was wanting in that and all former editions of 
 that book, was difcovered, and edited by Dr. Routh. The 
 Anglo-Catholic Library edition of the works is complete in 
 that refpedl, and it contains fome of the biihop's Latin 
 works. The contents are as follows : — 
 Englilh Theological Works, 10 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1844-48 
 
 Vol. 1-6. 1844-5. Sermons. 
 
 For texts and JubjeSis fee beloiv. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1845. On the Thirty-nine Articles. 
 
 Vol.8. 1846. On the Church Catechifm; Private 
 thoughts ; On public prayer ; On frequent commu- 
 nion ; Defence of Sternhold and Hopkins' Pfalms. 
 
 Vol. 9, 10. 1847. Thefaurus Theologicus. 
 Codex canonum ecclefiae primitivas vindicatus et illuftratus. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1848 
 
 Works ; with a memoir of the author, and a 
 
 critical examination of his writings, by Thos. 
 
 Hartwell Home, M.A. 9 vol. 8°. Lond. 182^ 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Memoir of the author - - - . xxi— xcii 
 
 The Church Catechifm explained - - ■j 
 
 Private thoughts on religion - - - . 125 
 
 The great advantage and neceflity of public prayer 477 
 
 The great neceflity and advantage of frequent commu- 
 nion 532 
 
 A defence of the Book of Pfalms, colledled into Englifh 
 metre, by J. Sternhold, J. Hopkins, and others; with 
 critical obfervations on the late New Verfion, com- 
 pared with the old- - - - -611 
 
 Indexes. 
 
 Vol. 2. Sermons. 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 26. The excellency and ufefulnefs of the 
 Common Prayer. [Opening of a church.] 3 
 
 Col. I. 12. The happinefs of the faints in heaven 34 
 Efther, 9. 27, 28. The deliverance from gunpowder 
 
 treafon. [Before the Houfe of Lords.] - 52 
 
 Adfs, 22. 20. The martyrdom of Charles I. [Before 
 
 the Houfe of Lords.] - - - - 66 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. Chrift's prefence with his minifters S3 
 Ads, I. 26. The inftitution of minifters - loS 
 
 2 Cor. 4. I. Manner of their inftitution with U3 126 
 Ads, 2. 47. Salvation in the Church only under fuch a 
 
 miniftry i^q 
 
 John, 12. 20. The true notion of religious worihip to 
 
 be paid by minifters - - . . j68 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. A form of found words to be ufed by 
 
 minifters - - - - - . -188 
 
 Matt. 16. 18. Chrift's Church eftablifhed on a rock 208 
 I Pet. 2. 5. Chriftianity an holy priefthood - 221 
 
 A(fls, 13. 3. The preparatory duties for holy orders 237 
 
 1 Their. 2. 13. The efficacy of faith on the miniftration 
 of the word - - - - . -254 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Minifters of the gofpel Chrift's ambas- 
 fadors ---... 27^ 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The facerdotal benedi(5lion in the name 
 
 of the Trinity --.--_ 288 
 
 Exod. 3. 14. The being and attributes of God 310
 
 275 
 
 BEVERIDGE, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God in man's falvation 326 
 John, I. 29. The merits of Chrift's pallion 34.2 
 
 Phil. 2. 12. Salvation through fear and trembling 361 
 Adts, 24. 16. The confcience void of offence 376 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2. The knowledge of Jefus Chrift preferable 
 to all other ------ ^96 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The nevvf creature in Chriftianity 417 
 Matt. 25. 46. The nature and eternity of heaven's joys 
 
 and hell's torments ----- ^rn 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The glories of Chrift's crofs - 471 
 
 Matt. 16.26. The excellency of the foul beyond worldly 
 
 goods ------- 487 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. A fpiritual life the charafteriftic of a Chrift- 
 ian ------ . 506 
 
 Pla. 2. II. The obligations of fuperiors to promote reli- 
 gion 522 
 
 John, 10. 30. The unity of Chrift with God the Father 
 
 544 
 John, I. 14. The incarnation of Chrift: - 564 
 
 Vol. 3. Sermons {continued). 
 Afts, 4. 12. Chrift the only Saviour - - i 
 
 John, I. 17. Chrift the fole author of grace and truth 22 
 John, 6. 37. Chrift the Saviour of all that come to him 37 
 I Tim. 2. 5. Chrift the only mediator - 56 
 
 John, 14. 14. All things to be afked in the name of 
 
 Chrift 76 
 
 Eph. I. 22, 23. Chrift, as man, is the head over all 
 
 things 95 
 
 John, 13. 13. Chrift is our Lord and Mafter - 113 
 John, 20. 29. The bleffed eftate of thofe who believe 
 
 in Chrift 
 
 129 
 
 John, 3. 5. Admiflion into the Church of Chrift by 
 baptifm neceffary to falvation . - - 146 
 
 John, 5. 40. Coming to Chrift the only means of fal- 
 vation - - - - - - 161 
 
 John, 15. 7. Abiding in Chrift the only means of uni- 
 verfal happinefs - - - - - 174 
 
 John, 15. 8. Bearing much fruit, the charadleriflic of 
 Chrift's difciples ----- 189 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 27. The ufefulnefs of fafting - 204 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. The fufficiency of grace - 224 
 a Cor. 5. 7. Faith the governing principle of a Chriftian 
 
 life - - - - - - -239 
 
 John, 14. I. Faith in God and Chrift a fovereign 
 remedy againft all troubles - - - 260 
 
 1 Pet. I. 8. Faith the principle of love and joy 279 
 
 2 Cor. I. 20. Chrift the foundation of all the promifes. 
 (2 fermons.) ------ 294 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25. God our fovereign good - 325 
 
 Luke, 12. 32. The prefent fecurity and future happi- 
 nefs of the faints ----- 525 
 Eph. 2. 19. The communion of faints - 349 
 
 Phil. 3. 14. The Chriftian prize ... 364 
 Eph. 2. 10. The new creation . - 384 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 58. Stedfaftnefs to the Eftablifhed Church 
 recommended - _ - _ _ 599 
 
 Luke, 10. 42. The one thing needful - 419 
 
 Luke, I. 6. Univerfal obedience requifite to falvation. 
 
 (2 fermons.) --.--_ 4^4 
 Prov. x6. 4. The glory of God the final caufe of all 
 
 things. (2 fermons.) - _ . . 476 
 
 Matt. 4. 10. God alone to be ferved - . 509 
 
 Pfa. 122. I. The advantages of public worfhip 527 
 
 Pfa. 95. 1, 2. The duty of public thankfgiving 544 
 
 Vol. 4. Sermons {continued). 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. The fufficiency of fcripture i 
 John, 6. 27. The preference of fpiritual food to natural 16 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. The preference of things invifible and 
 
 eternal to vifible and temporal - - 32 
 
 Pfa. 9. 10. Of truft in God - - - - 47 
 
 Luke, 19. 8. The nature and neceflity of reftitution 64 
 Zech. 12. 10. Good Friday - _ - 86 
 
 John, 19. 30. Good Friday - - - - 105 
 
 276 
 
 BEVERIDGE, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Phil. 2. 8. Good Friday - . - 126 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 18, 19. The myftery of our reconciliation by 
 
 Chrift explained - _ _ _ . j^j 
 
 I John, 2. I, 2. The fatisfaftion of Chrift explained 162 
 I Cor. 15. 20. Eafter - . - - 201 
 
 Rom. 1.4. Chrift's refurreftion a proof of his divinity 222 
 I Cor. 15. 12. Chrift's refurredlion a proof of ours 230 
 I Pet. I. 3. Chrift's refurredtion the caufe of our rege- 
 neration ------- 240 
 
 Rom. 4. 25. Chrift's refurreftion the caufe of our jufti- 
 
 fication ---__- 249 
 
 Pfa. 118.24. Chrift's refurredion an objeft of great joy. 
 
 [Eafter.] - - - - - - 271 
 
 John, 14. 2, 3. Chrift's afcenfion into heaven prepara- 
 
 tory to ours . - - - - 285 
 
 Ads, 2. 1,2. Whitfun. - - - - 305 
 
 Luke, 12. 46. The danger of unbelief - 325 
 
 Ads, 15. 9. Faith the principle of inward purity 345 
 I John, 5. 5. Faith in Chrift the only means of over- 
 coming the world - _ - - _ ^60 
 John, 1. 12. Faith in Chrift our title to the privilege of 
 
 fonfhip - - - . - - 381 
 
 Matt. 10. 32, 33. The profeflion of faith in Chrift ought 
 
 to be public - - - - - -401 
 
 Heb. 10. 23, 24. The profeflion of faith in Chrift ought 
 
 to be conftant - - - - - 416 
 
 Luke, 5. 32. Repentance the end of Chrift's coming 
 
 into the world ----- 4^4 
 
 Ifa. 55. 7. Repentance a certain and the only method of 
 
 obtaining pardon - - - - - 455 
 
 John, 5. 14. Repentance the only method ofefcaping 
 
 temporal judgments - - _ . ^75 
 
 Luke, 13. 3. Repentance the only method ofefcaping 
 
 eternal judgments - _ - . 486 
 
 Mark, I. 15. Repentance and faith the two great 
 
 branches of the evangelical covenant - 503 
 
 Vol. 5. Sermons {continued). 
 Mark, i. 15. Repentance and faith the two great 
 
 branches of the evangelical covenant - 1 
 
 Tit. 2. 11-14. Holinefs the great defign of the gofpel 
 
 difpenfation. (4 ferm.) - - - - 20 
 
 I Pet. I. 15. Chrift's life a pattern of holinefs to Chrift- 
 
 ians. (2 ferm.) - - _ - _ go 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. The holinefs of Chriftians ought to be 
 
 eminent -_-_-- 121 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. The holinefs of Chrifluans ought to be 
 
 confpicuous ----- jaq 
 
 Pfa. III. 10. The wifdom of being holy. (2 ferm.) 159 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafure of being holy - - 195 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. The advantages of being holy 211 
 
 Ads, 2. 42. The exemplary holinefs of the primitive 
 
 Chriftians ----.. 226 
 
 Phil. 4. 13. Chrift's grace fufficient to make Chriftians 
 
 holy ----_-_ 237 
 Pfa. 97. I. The nature, extent, and polity of God's 
 
 kingdom upon earth . - _ - 257 
 
 Pfa. 16. 8. God's omniprefence the beft guard againft 
 
 fin ------- 296 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. Perpetual rejoicing the duty of Chrifluans 316 
 I Theflal. 5. 18. Univerfal thankfgiving the duty of 
 
 Chriftians - - - - - "33° 
 
 I Cor. 10. 31. All things to be done to the glory of 
 
 God ------- 349 
 
 Col. 3. 17. All things to be done in the name of Chrift 
 
 369 
 Pfa. I. 2. The meditation of God's law the good man's 
 
 delight - - - - - - .384 
 
 James, i. 22. The vanity of hearing the word of God 
 
 without doing it - - - - - 398 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The duty and advantage of feeking things 
 
 fpiritual - - - - - -413 
 
 Phil. 4. 6. The finfulnefs and mifchief of worldly anxiety 
 
 432 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38. The great duty of loving God 453
 
 277 
 
 278 
 
 BEVERIDGE, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. The great happinefs of loving God 468 
 Matt. I I. 28. The eafinefs of Chrift's yoke- 483 
 
 Matt. II. 30. The eafinefs of Chrift's yoke - 500 
 I Cor. 9. 24. The Chriftian race - - 511 
 
 Vol. 6. Sermons {continued). 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the way, the truth, and the life I 
 John, 5. 17. Chrift a Saviour before his incarnation 17 
 Matt. 18. 20. The prefence of Chrift in religious affem- 
 blies of Chriftians ----- 36 
 
 Ifa. 55.6. The way of feeking God, fo as to find him 52 
 I ThelTal. 4. I. The way of pleafing God - 69 
 
 Matt. 13. 1 8. The parable of the fower - - 88 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. The blcffing of purity in heart - 108 
 
 Matt. 5. 34. Againft rafh fwearing - - 127 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 17, 18. A Spital fermon - - 146 
 
 I Pet. 2. 13. Obedience to governors - - 162 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. The golden rule of equity - 177 
 
 1 Cor. II. 29. The worthy communicant - 195 
 Heb. 4, 2. The gofpel unprofitable only through unbe- 
 lief - - - - - - - 216 
 
 Ads, 16. 31. Salvation wholly owing to faith in Chrift. 
 (2 ferm.) - - - - _ - - 235 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5-7. The chain of evangelical graces 274 
 Luke, 21. 34. The duty of temperance and fobriety 289 
 Matt. 7. 21. Profeffion ufelefs without pradlice 312 
 Col. 3. 2. Of letting our aft'edtions on things above 338 
 Prov. 4. 23. Of keeping our hearts - - 358 
 Matt. 11.29. Of taking upon us Chrift's yoke 373 
 Matt. 22. 37. An exhortation to the love of God 391 
 Pfa. 144. 15. Religion the happinefs of any people 413 
 Pia. 10.4. The duty of thinking upon God - 431 
 Pfa. 32. I. The happinefs of having our fins forgiven 451 
 Pfa. 37. 27. Of good works in general - 470 
 Afts, 10.4. Of prayer _ - _ - 490 
 A&s, 10.4. Of alms-giving - - - 509 
 
 Vol. 7, 8. 
 Thefaurus theologicus ; or, a complete fyftem of divinity 
 fummed up in brief notes upon feledl places of the Old 
 and New Teftament. 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 
 An expofition of the thirty-nine articles of the Church 
 
 of England. 
 
 De linguarum Orientalium, praelertim Hebraicae, 
 
 Chaldaicae, Syriacje, Arabicae, et Samaritans, 
 
 prasftanda, neceffitate et utilitate, quam et 
 
 theologis praeftant et philofophis. Per G. B. 
 
 8°. Land. 1658 
 
 Inftitutionum chronologlcarum, libri ii., una cum 
 
 totidem arithmetices chronologies libellis. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1669 
 2TN0A1K0N, five Pandefls Canonum SS. Apo- 
 ftolorum et conciliorum, ab ecclefia Graeca re- 
 ceptorum ; nee non canonicarum SS. Patrum 
 epiftolarum [Gr. Lat.], una cum fcholiis anti- 
 quorum fingulis eorum annexis et fcriptis aliis 
 hue fpeftantibus ; quorum plurima e Biblio- 
 thecae Bodleianas aliarumquc MSS. codicibus, 
 nunc primum edita, reliqua cum iifdem MSS, 
 fumma fide et dihgentia collata G. Beveregius 
 recenfuit, prolegomenis munivit, et annota- 
 tionibus auxit. 2 vol. folio. Oxonii, 1672-82 
 
 Vol. I. Oxonii, 1672. 
 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 Canones SS. Apoftolorum Gr. Lat. cum fcholiis Theo- 
 dori Balfamonis et Joannis Zonarae, Gr. Lat. plurimis 
 in locis audtis et emendatis : item cum veteri cujufque 
 Canonis epitome et Alexii Arifteni in eandem fcholiis, 
 e Codd. MSS. in Bibliotheca Bodleiana aliifque nunc 
 primum in lucem editis - - - - j 
 
 BEVERIDGE, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Canones Concilii Nicaeni, primi CEcumenici, cum fcholiis, 
 &c. ut fupra ----- 58 
 
 Concilii Conftantinopolitani primi, OLcumenici IL, 
 
 cum fcholiis, &c. ut fupra - - - - 85 
 
 Concilii Ephefini, CEcumenici IIL &c. cum fcholiis 
 
 99 
 
 Chalcedonenfis, CEc. IV. - - - 1 1 i 
 
 Sexti in Trull. 152 
 
 Nicaeni fccundi, VII. CEc. - - 284 
 
 Conftantinopolitani, primi et fecundi didli in 
 
 Templo SS. Apoftolorum habiti - - - 331 
 
 Conftantinop. in templo S. Sophiae habiti 360 
 
 • Carthaginenfis fub S. Cypriano habiti - 375 
 
 Neocaefariani, &c. _ - - - 402 
 
 Gangreni _ - - - 415 
 
 • Antiocheni ----- 429 
 
 Laodiceni - - - - - 453 
 
 Sardicenfis ----- 482 
 
 Carthaginenfis - - - - 509 
 
 Jofephi yEgyptii procemia et paraphrafis Arabica in qua- 
 
 tuor priorum generalium Conciliorum Canones, Arab. 
 Lat. nunc primum in lucem editum, e Cod. MS. in 
 Bibl. Bodl. - - - - - - 683 
 
 Vol. 2. Pars I. Oxonii, 1682. 
 Canones Dionyfii Alexandrini, Gr. Lat., cum fcholiis T. 
 Balfamonis et J. Zonars _ - - i 
 
 Petri Alexandrini _ - - - 8 
 
 Gregorii Thaumaturgl - - - 24 
 
 S. Athanafii ----- 37 
 
 S. Bafilii, cum fcholiis, &c. nee non cum veteri 
 
 cujufque Canonis epitome et Alexii Arifteni in eafdem 
 fcholiis - - - - - 47 
 
 • S. Gregorii Nyffeni, cum fcholiis T. Balfamonis 1 5 i 
 
 Refponfa Canonica Timothei Alexandrini epifcopi, cum 
 fcholiis T. Balsfam. - - - - - 163 
 
 Canones Theophili Alexandrini cum fcholiis T. Balf. 170 
 
 Epiftolae canonicas Cyrilli Alexandrini, cum fcholiis T. 
 Balfam. _ - _ I75 
 
 S. Greg. Theologi ex metricis ejus poematibus quinam libri 
 fint legendi V. et N. Teft. cum fcholiis T. Balf. 178 
 
 S. Amphilochii ex lambis ad Seleucum de eodem argu- 
 mento - - - - - - -'79 
 
 Gennadii Patriarchas Conftantinopolitani epiftola ency- 
 clica, cum fcholiis T. Balfam. - - _ 181 
 
 Tarafi Patriarchae Conftantinopolitani ad Adrianum 
 Papam Romanum epiftola de non faciendis pecunia 
 ordinationibus, cum fcholiis T. Balfan". - 181 
 
 Alexii Arifteni epiftolarum canonicarum fynopfis. 
 Vol. 2. Pars 2. 
 
 MatthaeiMonachi, five Blaftaris, fyntagma alphabeticum 
 rerum omnium quae in facris divinifque canonibus 
 comprehenduntur, Gr. Lat. e Codd. MS. nunc primum 
 in lucem editum ----- I 
 
 De fan<Sta et CEcumenica Synodo quae Photium patri- 
 archam in fedem Conftantinopolitanam reftituit, et 
 novx Romae fcandala difiblvit, Gr. Lat. nunc primum 
 in lucem editum e Cod. MS. in Bibl. Bodl. - 273 
 
 Adla odtavas Synodi Conftantinopoli celebratae, ex Codice 
 MS. in Bibl. Bodl. nunc primum in lucem editum 293 
 
 Index rerum et verborum - - - - 309 
 
 G. Beveregii annotationes uberrimae in totum opus i 
 
 Index in Annotationibus - - - - 233 
 
 Collatio fynodici, five Pandeftarum Canonum 
 SS. Apoftolorum et conciliorum, a Gulielmo 
 Beveregio, Oxon, 1677. FoL 2 tomis edit. 
 cum tribus MSS. codd. 
 
 Wolf Anec. Grsca, iv. 113 
 Adnotationes ad Canones Apoftolicos. 
 
 Cotelerii, SS. Patrum Opera, 1 . 45 I 
 Codex Canonum ecclefiae univerialis vindicatus. 
 
 Ibid. 2
 
 279 
 
 28o 
 
 BEVERIDGE, Bifliop [continued). 
 
 On Church government. Now firft tranflated. 
 
 Voice of the Church 
 The regale and pontificate. 
 
 Tradls of Angl. Fathers, 3. 329 
 The great neceflity and advantage of pubHc 
 prayer and frequent communion. Second 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1709 
 
 On public prayer. Trafts for the Times, i. 25 
 The Church Catechifm explained. Fifth edit. 
 12°. Lond. 1 7 14 
 
 Private thoughts. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1728 
 
 Vol. I. Tenth edition. 1728. 
 Upon religion, digefted into twelve articles, with prac- 
 tical relblutions. 
 
 Vol. 2. Fifth edition. 1719. 
 Upon a Chriftian life ; or, neceffary diredlions for its 
 beginning and progrefs. 
 
 A defence of the Book of Pfalms, colledled into 
 Englifli metre, by Thomas Sternhold, John 
 Hopldns, and others. With critical oblerva- 
 tions on the late New Verlion. Pp. 120. 32°. 
 
 Lond. 17 10 
 
 Sermons, felefted and abridged from the works 
 of, for the ufe of families. [By Dakins.] 2 vol. 
 
 8°. Co/cheJ}er,\Zis 
 
 Vol. I. 
 John, I. 14. The incarnation of Chrift - i 
 
 Afts, 4. 12. Chrift the only Saviour - - 18 
 
 Eph. 2. 10. The new creation - - - 38 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 18, 19. Myftery of our reconciliation by Chrift 
 
 explained ------ 56 
 
 Phil. 2. 12. Working out our falvation with fear and 
 
 trembling ------ 78 
 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the way, the truth, and the life 99 
 John, 13. 13. Chrift is our Lord and Mafter 115 
 
 John, 19. 30. The crucifixion. Chrift the atonement 
 
 and fatisfadlion for fin - - - - 139 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20. Refurredlion of Chrift - - 159 
 John, 20. 29. Bleffednefs of the believer - 183 
 
 Heb. 10. 23, 24. Perfeverance in the faith of Chrift 204 
 2Cor. 1.20. Chrift the foundation of all the promifes 223 
 1 Cor. 15. 58. Stedfaftnefs in our eftabliihed religion 
 
 recommended ------ 243 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. Man a new creature in Chrift Jefus 262 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. Advantages of being holy - 285 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Minifters of the gofpel ambafTadors of 
 Chrift - I 
 
 Eph. I. 22, 23. Chrift, as man, is head over all things 20 
 Matt. 7. 21. Profeflion without pradlice ufelefs 41 
 
 Phil. 3. 14. Chriftian prize - - - 54 
 
 John, 14. 2, 3. Chrift's afcenfion - - - 70 
 
 Afts, 2. I, 2. Whit-Sunday fermon - - 90 
 
 Pfa. 16. 8. God's omniprefence the beft guard againft 
 
 fin 107 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. Holinefs the confpicuousteft of believers 130 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Regeneration through Chrift - 150 
 Pfa. 9. 10. Truft in God - - - - 172 
 
 James, I. 22. Not hearers but doers jufldfied - 190 
 Luke, 10.42. One thing needful - - 211 
 
 Afts, 15. 9. Faith the principle of inward purity 231 
 2 Pet. I. 5, 6. The chain of evangelical graces 253 
 Mark, i. 15. Repentance and faith two great branches 
 
 of the evangelical covenant - - - 272 
 
 (Sixteen difcourfes, abridged from the works of) 
 By the Rev. G. H. Glaffe, M.A., Reftor of 
 Hanwell. With a fupplement. 8°. Lond. iSo^ 
 Exod. 3. 14. The being and attributes of God 1 
 
 BEVERIDGE, Bifhop {continued}. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2. The knowledge of Chrift crucified 16 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The new creature in Chriftianity 31 
 Pfa. 73. 25. God the objedt of our love - 46 
 Matt. 7. 13. The ftrait gate - - - 62 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God difplayed in man's falva- 
 tion ------- 76 
 
 Phil. 2. 12. Salvation through fear and trembling 91 
 Pfa. 16. 8. God ever prefent with us - - 106 
 Luke, 12. 32. The bleffednefs of the faints - 122 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The glories of Chrift's crofs - - 138 
 
 John, 20. 29. The happy ftate of thofe who believe in 
 
 Chrift 154 
 
 John, 13. 13. Chrift our Mafter and Lord - 17 1 
 2 Pet. I. 5-7. The chain of Chriftian graces 188 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. Perpetual rejoicing the duty of Chriftians 204 
 Pfa. I. 2. The objecSt of the Chriftian's meditation 221 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the way, the truth, and the life 239 
 Supplement. Original Sermons. 
 
 Pfa.. 119. 41. Salvation by the word of God 253 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. All things conducive to the Chriftian's 
 good -..---- 269 
 Gen. 2. 7. Religion, how taught to man 284 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. The good old paths - - 301 
 
 Eph. 6. 13. The Chriftian armour - - 315 
 Pfa. 85. 10. The mercy and truth of God 32S 
 
 John, I. I. The pre-exiftence and divinity of Chrift 346 
 Luke, 17. 5. Increafe of faith to be prayed for 361 
 Job, 29. 13. Sons of the clergy - - 377 
 
 Jer. 47. 6. The fword of the Lord. [Faft fermon, 
 
 1804.] 405 
 
 Anonymous Trails refpeSling Bijhop Beveridge. 
 The opinion of, concerning the Apoftolical Con- 
 ftitutions. Pp. 20. 8°. Lond. 17 12 
 
 A fhort view ofDr. Beveridge's writings. Which 
 may ferve as a preliminary difcourfe to an ex- 
 amination of his articles. Pp. 72. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 171 1 
 BEVEPtlNI, Bartholomew. 
 
 A diftinguiflied Italian fcholar ; born, at Lucca, 1629; 
 entered a congregation of Regulars, 1647 ; became a 
 teacher of rhetoric at Lucca, where he died 1686. He 
 left numerous works, the moft celebrated of which is the 
 following. 
 Syntagma de ponderibus et menfuris. 
 
 Ugolinus, 28. 29 
 BEVERLEY, R. M., Efq. 
 
 A letter to his Grace the Archbifhop of York, 
 on the prefent corrupt ftate of the Church of 
 England. Twelfth edit. Pp. 39. 8°. 
 
 Beverley, 1831 
 BEVERLEY, Thomas. 
 
 A Nonconformift preacher, and a zealous writer on 
 prophecy, who held the doftrine of the pre-millennial reign 
 of Chrift on the earth. He fixed dates with great con- 
 fidence, and lived to find his calculations erroneous. He 
 was minifter of a congregation at Cutler's Hall, London, 
 which he refigned in 1697, and retired to Colchefter, 
 where he was living a few years afterwards. 
 A conciliatory judgment concerning Dr. Crifp's fermons, 
 and Mr. Baxter's diflatisfadtions in them. Pp. 12. 4°. 
 
 Lend. 1690 
 The univerfal Chriftian doftrine of the day of judgment, 
 applied to the doftrine of the thoufand-years' kingdom 
 of Chrift (herein guided by Mr. Baxter's reply). Pp. 38. 
 4°. Lond. 1 69 1 
 
 A conciliatory difcourfe upon Dr. Crifp's fermons on the 
 obfervation of Mr. Williams's difTiitisfadions in them, in 
 which the unfearchable riches of Chrift in the covenant 
 of grace, pafling knowledge, is yetafpired to, to be made 
 known. 4°. Lond. 1692
 
 BEVERLEY, Thomas {continued). 
 
 An expofition of the divine ftandard of prayer, ftyled the 
 Lord's Prayer ; of the preface, the conclufion, and of 
 every petition of it, as of the prayer of the kingdom of 
 Meitiah. 4°. Land. 1692 
 
 A fermon upon Rev. 11. 11, &c., fummoning the ex- 
 peftation of the witnefles rifing ; and of the great con- 
 current works daily fhewing forth themfelves, and to be 
 complete by 1697. 4°. Land. 1692 
 
 The fcripture line of time, from the firft Sabbath to the 
 great fabbatifm of the kingdom ofChrift. 4°. Land. 1692 
 
 The true flate of gofpel truth, eftabliihed upon the free 
 eledtion of God in Chrift. In the way of a conciliatory 
 difcourfe upon Mr. Williams his conceflions. Ff. i. 
 pp. 36. 4°. Land. 1693 
 
 A compendious affertion and vindication of the eternal 
 godhead of our Lord Jefus Chrift, and of the blefled 
 Spirit. Pp. 23. 4°. Land. 1694 
 
 The thoufand years' kingdom ofChrift in its full Scripture 
 ftate, anfwering Mr. Baxter's new treatife in oppofition 
 to it. Pp. 48. 4°. ' Land. 
 
 Refle(ftions upon the theory of the earth, occafioned by a 
 late examination of it. In a letter to a friend. [Anonym.] 
 Pp. 62. 4°. Land. 1699 
 
 Praiie of the gloiy of grace, invefting with grace in the 
 beloved, demonftrated to be the fupreme end of God in 
 the falvation of man. Eph. 2. 5-8. 4°. Lond. 1701 
 
 BEVERLEY, Thomas, Reft, of Lilley, in Hert- 
 
 fordfhire. 
 Principles of Proteftant truth and error, viz. 
 The tme ftate of liberty of confcience in freedom from 
 penal laws and Church cenfures. [On Ifa. 11. 6—9.] 
 The obligations to national true religion. [On Pfa. 79. 
 
 6, and Jer. 10. 25.] 
 The nature of fcandal, particularly as it relates to indif- 
 ferent things. [On Matt. 18. 7.] 
 A Catholic catechifm, fhewing the true grounds upon 
 which the Catholic religion is afcertained. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1683 
 
 BEYERLINCK, Lawrence. 
 
 A learned ecclefiaftic 5 born, at Antwerp, 1578; edu- 
 cated among the Jefuits, and at Louvain, where he became 
 a parochial incumbent; died, at Antwerp, 1627. 
 
 Magnum theatrum vits humanae : hoc eft, rerum 
 divinarum humanarumque fyntagma catholicum, phi- 
 lofophicum, hiftoricum, et dogmaticum. Ad normam 
 Polyantheas univerfalis difpofitum. Per locos communes 
 juxta alphabeti feriem, fublata claflium et hiftoriarum 
 iteratarum varietate, in tomos viii. tributum. Editio 
 noviffima,fingularicurarecognita. 8 vol. folio. Lugd. 1656 
 A moft valuable and interefting work, forming a com- 
 monplace book to ancient learning, and a ftorehoufe of 
 curious information in theology, philofophy, politics, and 
 hiftory. 
 
 Promptuarium morale fuper evangelia feftorum 
 totius anni. Ad inftruftionem concionatorum, 
 &c. Pars hyemalis et pars aeftivalis. 2 vol. 
 8^ Col. Ag. 161 3 
 
 BEYER, A. 
 
 Additamenta ad Seldeni Syntagma. Ugo. 23. 229 
 
 Siclus facer, et regius appenfus. Ibid. 28.717 
 
 BEZA, Theodore. 
 
 Born at Vezelay, in France, 1519. This great coadjutor 
 and friend of Calvin was originally brought up for the 
 bar. He abjured Popery in 1548. In 1559 he removed 
 to Geneva, where he was appointed Redtor of the Aca- 
 demy, and Theological Profeflbr. On his return to France, 
 two years after this, he took a prominent part in the con- 
 ference at PoifTy, and was prefent at the battle of Dreux. 
 In 1563, he fucceeded Calvin in his offices and influence 5 
 
 BEZA, Theodore {continued). 
 
 and was thenceforward confidered as the head of the 
 
 Calviniftic Church. Died 1605. 
 
 Hiftoire ecclefiaftique des Eglifes reformees au 
 Royaume de France. 3 vol. fm. 8°. Afif. 1 580 
 Vol. I. 1517-1561. Vol. 2 & 3. 1562-1563. 
 
 This rare and valuable work has been reprinted at Lille, 
 
 in 8°. 3 vol., 1 841, 42. 
 
 Pro corporis Chrifti veritate, adverfus ubiquitatis 
 commentum et G. Holderi convitia, refponfio. 
 8°. Gen. 1581 
 
 Tradlatio de polygamia, in qua ct Ochini apoftata: 
 pro polygamia, et Montaniftarum ac aliorum 
 adverfus repetitas nuptias argumenca, refu- 
 tantur ; addita veterum canonum examine, &c. 
 Sm. 8°. Gen. 1568 
 
 The Pope's canons, wherein the venerable and 
 great mailers of the Sorbone are confuted, in 
 ten difcourfes, tranf by T. S. Sm. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Opufcula, in quibus pleraque Chriftianae religionis 
 dogmata adverfus haerefes noftris temporibus 
 renovatas folide ex verbo Dei defenduntur. 
 Folio. Gen. 1658 
 
 Confeffio Chriftianas fidei, et ejufdem collatio cum 
 papifticis hasrefibus - - - . . i 
 
 Ahera brevis confeffio fidei ... go 
 
 De haereticis a civjli magiftratu puniendis, adverfus M. 
 
 Bellium 85 
 
 Summa totius Chriftianifmi, five defcriptio et diftributio 
 
 caufarum falutis eledtorum - - - 170 
 
 Summa doiftrinae de re facramentaria - - 206 
 
 De ccEna Domini - - - - - 211 
 
 KPEJH'AriA, dialogus de vera communicatione corporis 
 
 et fanguinis Domini ----- 259 
 
 Abftevfio calumniarum quibus afperfa eft ecclefia Gene- 
 
 venfis a Tiiemanno Heftiufio - - - 312 
 
 Ad S. Caftellionis calumnias, de predeftinatione refponfio 
 
 337 
 Ad defenfiones S. Caftellionis refponfio - - 425 
 
 Ad J. Brentii argumenta et Jacobi Andreas thefes, quibus 
 
 carnis Chrifti omnipraefentiam nituntur confirmare, 
 
 refponfum ------ 507 
 
 De hypoftatica duarum in Chrifto naturarum unione 625 
 De unitate effentias divinas, et tribus in ea fubfiftentibus 
 
 perfonis, adverfus Arianos - - - - 646 
 
 Thefes de Trinitate perfonarum et efTentias unitate 65 i 
 Quaeftionum et refponfionum Chriftianarum libellus, in 
 
 quo praecipua Chriftianas religionis capita proponuntur 
 
 654 
 Catechifmus compendiarius - - - 689 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Epiftolarum theologicarum liber unus. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Gen. 1573 
 Annotationes in Nov. Teft. See Testament. 
 
 BIALLOBLOTZKY, C. H. F. 
 
 The chronicles of Rabbi Jofeph Ben Jofhua Ben 
 Meir the Sphardi. Tranflated from the Heb. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1835-36 
 
 Vol. I. A.D. 613-1520. Vol. 2. A.D. 1520— 1553. 
 
 BIBER, G. E., LL.D. 
 
 Chriftian education, in a courfe of leftures, de- 
 livered in London, 1829. 8°. Lond. 1830 
 
 Henry Peftalozzi and his plan of education ; be- 
 ing an account of his life and writings, with 
 copious extrafts from his works, and extenfive
 
 283 
 
 284 
 
 BIBER, G. E., LL.D. {continued). 
 
 details illuflrative of the pradlical parts of his 
 method. 8°. Land. 1831 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 124. 7. Devotion towards God and union 
 among ourfelves, the true and only remedy againft im- 
 pending dangers of poperj'. 8°. Land. 1843 
 
 Occafional fermons. 8°. Lond. 1844* 
 
 Sermons for faints'-days. 8°. Lond. 1 848* 
 
 The Englifh Church on the Continent ; or, an account of 
 the foreign fettlements of the Englifh Church : in- 
 cluding a notice of the times of fervice, and other 
 information ufeful to travellers and foreign refidents. 
 Second edition, corredled and greatly enlarged. Ff. i. 
 Pp. 87. 12°. Lond. 1846 
 
 BIBLE, The Holy. 
 
 Some of the principal editions will be here enumerated. 
 See alfo under Pfalms, Teftament, &c. 5 and vol. 2. For 
 a comprehenfive lift and account of Bibles, fee the Rev. 
 T. H. Home's Introdudtion to the Study of the Scriptures j 
 alfo Le Long, Adler, &c. 
 
 Biblia facra Polyglotta, compledlentia textus 
 originales, Hebraicum, cum Pcntateucho Sa- 
 maritano, Chaldaicum, Grsecum, Verfionum- 
 que antiquarum Samaritanae, Grscae LXXII. 
 interp. Chaldaicas, Syriacs, Arabicae, ^thi- 
 opicae, Perficse, Vulg. Lat. quicquid comparari 
 poterat. Cum textuum et verfionum orienta- 
 lium tranflationibus Latinis. Ex vetuftiffimis 
 MSS. undique conquiftis, optimifque exempla- 
 ribus impreffis, fumma fide collatis [&c.], cum 
 apparatu, appendicibus, tabulis, variis leftioni- 
 bus, annotationibus, indicibus, &c., opus in 
 fex tomos tributum. Edidit Brianus Waltonus, 
 S.T.D. 6 vol. fol. Lond. 1657 
 
 This is the moft complete, correft, and ufeful, of all the 
 Polyglott Bibles. Nine languages are given in it, although 
 there is no one book printed in fo many. Birtiop Walton 
 was aflifted by Dr. Edmund Caftell, Dr. Thomas Hyde, 
 Dr. Pocock, Dr. Lightfoot, Mr. Alexander Huifh, Mr. 
 Samuel Clarke, Louis de Dieu, and other eminently learned 
 men. The whole was printed in four years, having been 
 commenced in 1653 and finifhed in 1657. The work was 
 encouraged by Oliver Cromwell, and by his permiflion the 
 paper on which it was printed was imported duty free; the 
 Protestor was, therefore, mentioned with peculiar refpedl 
 at page 10 in the preface ; but, at the Reftoration, that 
 paflage was cancelled in all the remaining copies, the two 
 laft leaves being fuppreffed, and three others fubftituted, 
 containing that and other alterations fitted to the change 
 of times. From this hasarifen the diftindtion of republican 
 and loyal copies, the latter being the moft: numerous. Some 
 copies have been difcovered containing a dedication to 
 King Charles IL The Lexicon, by Caftell, is a necefl'ary 
 accompaniment. See Castell. The Paraphrafis Chaldaica, 
 publi/hed by Wilkins, is confidered a ufeful addition. See 
 WiLKiNS. Dr. John Owen feverely attacked Dr. Walton 
 chiefly on the ground that various readings unfettled the 
 integrity of the facred text, but was ably anfwered by 
 Walton. See Owen, John, Confiderations; and Walton, 
 The Confiderator Confidered. The Apparatus is reprinted 
 feparately. See Walton. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Portrait of Walton and engraved title. 
 
 Waltoni prasfatio - - - - - - Ff. 6 
 
 Chronologia facra, a condito mundo ad ultimam Judaso- 
 rum captivitatem. Per Ludovicum Capellum i 
 
 Ed. Brerewood de ponderibus et pretiis veterum num- 
 morum, eorumque cum recentioribus collatione 30 
 
 Traftatus de antiquis ponderibus, monetis et menfuris 
 Heb. Gr. Rom. ex variis audloribus - - 39 
 
 BIBLE, The Holy [continued). 
 
 Idiotifmi linguae Hebraicae et Graeca - - 45 
 
 Defcriptio Terrae Sandlae, cum ejus tabula chorographica 
 
 [a folding plate] et virorum dodtorum [J. Bonfrerii 
 
 et J. Lightfoot] animadverfionibus in tabulas Adri- 
 
 chomii --.... ^g 
 
 Vera Hierofolymae veteris imago. [A folding plate.] 
 
 Trifagion, five triplex Templi delineatio ; una ex Scrip- 
 
 tura, juxta Villalpandi defcriptionem, altera ex Jo- 
 
 fepho, tertia ex Talmudicorum defcriptione, per 
 
 Ludovicum Capellum. [With four plates.] - 1—38 
 
 Waltoni Prolegomena. 
 
 De linguarum natura, origine, divifione, &c. i 
 
 De Uteris five charafteribus, ipfarum ufu, mirabili 
 
 origine, &c. . . - . . 6 
 
 De lingua Hebraica ----- 14 
 
 De Bibliorum editionibus praecipuis - - 10 
 
 De Bibliorum verfionibus - - - - 34 
 
 De variantibus in Scriptura leiflionibus - 35 
 
 De textuum originalium integritate, et autoritate 39 
 De Mafora, Keri et Ketib, variis ledlionibus, &c. 44 
 De verfioneGraeca 72 interp. aliifque Grascis verfion. 54 
 De verfione Vulgata Latina . . - 69 
 
 De Pentateucho Samaritano, ejufque verfionibus 74 
 De lingua Chaldaica, et verfionibus Chaldaicis 81 
 
 De lingua Syriaca, et verfionibus Syriacis - 87 
 
 De lingua Arabica, et verfionibus Arabicis - 93 
 
 De lingua yEthiopica, et verfionibus yEthiopicis 97 
 De lingua Perfica, et verfionibus Perficis - 10 1 
 
 Pentateuchus. [Textus Hebraicus Paraph. Chald. Targum 
 Onkelos, Textus Hebraeo-Samaritanus, Verfio Sama- 
 ritana, Verfio Syriaca, Verfio Arabica, Verfio Graeca, 
 Vulgata Latina, cum tranjlationibus Latinis.^ I— 865 
 Vol. 2. 
 Jofue, I; Judices, 90; Ruth, 180; Samuel i, 192; 
 Samuel 2, 308; Regum i, 404; Regum 2, 518. 
 Heb. Targum Jonathan, Syr. Arab. Gr. Lat. 
 Paralipomenon 1,6285 Paralipom.2, 712 ; EfdraEi,8l8j 
 
 Efdrae 2 (Neemias), 848. Heb. Syr. Arab. Gr. Lat. 
 Efther. Heb. Targum, Syr. Gr. Lat. - - 1—29 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Job. Heb. Targum, Syr. Arab. Gr. Lat. - 1 
 
 Pfalmi. Heb. Targum, yEthiop. Syr. Arab. Gr. Lat. 88 
 Proverbia, 320 ; Ecclefiaftes, 396. Heb. Targum, Syr. 
 
 Arab. Gr. Lat. 
 Canticum Canticorum. Heb. Targum, j^thiop. Syr. 
 Arab. Gr. Lat. - - - . . 428 
 
 Efaias, I ; Jeremias, 176 ; Lamentationes, 372 ; Ezechiel 
 
 I. Heb. Targum, Syr. Arab. Gr. Lat. 
 Daniel. Heb. Syr. Arab. Gr. Lat. - - - 178 
 
 Hofee, I ; Joel, 26 ; Amos, 36 j Obadiae, 56; Jonas, 60 j 
 Michasas, 66 ; Nahum, 82 ; Habacuc, 88 ; Sophonias, 
 94; Aggasus, 102; Zacharias, 108 ; Malachias, 140. 
 Heb. Targum Jonathan, Syr. Arab. Gr. Lat. 
 Vol. 4. 
 Oratio regis Manaflae. Gr. et Lat. - - 3 
 
 Efdrae 3. Gr. Syr. Lat. .... 3 
 
 Efdrae 4. Latine ..... 29 
 
 Tobias. Heb. fecundum P. Fagii, Heb. S. Munfteri, 
 Gr. Syr. Lat. ------ 35 
 
 Judith. Gr. Syr. Lat. . . - . 64-87 
 
 Efther, cap. 12-16. Gr. et Lat. - - - Ff. 2 
 
 Sapientia, i ; Ecclefiafticus, 39 ; Baruch, 1—23 ; His- 
 
 toria Sufannae ; Oratio Azaras cum cantico trium 
 
 puerorum ; et Hiftoria Beli et Draconis, 1— 10. Gr. 
 
 Syr. Arab. Lat. 
 
 Machabaeorum i, 2, et 3. Gr. Syr. et Lat. - i 
 
 Machabaeorum 2, verfio Arabica cum interp. Lat. 113— 159 
 
 Triplex Targum, five verfio Pentateuchi : i. Chaldaica, 
 
 Jonathani Ben-Uziel afcripta ; 2. Chaldaica Hiero- 
 
 folymitana ; 3. Perfica, JacobiTawufi, cum verfionibus 
 
 fingularum Latinis - . - . . I— 390 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Evangelia. Gr. Syr. JE,x.h\o^. Arab. Pers. Lat. i 
 
 Adlus Apoftolorum, 517 ; Epiftolae Pauli, 636 j Epiftolae
 
 285 
 
 286 
 
 BIBLE, The Holy {continued). 
 
 Catholicas, 882 ; Apocalypfis, 932-983. Gr. Syr. 
 i^thiop. Arab. Lat. 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Ad Biblia Sacra Polyglotta appendix. In quo varll trac- 
 
 tatus, annotationes, ledtiones variae, Heb. Gr. Lat. 
 
 Samarit. Chald. Syr. Arab, ^thiop. Pers. cum in- 
 
 dicibus, &c. 
 
 Variae ledliones Hebr. ----- 1 
 
 Varias le<Stiones et obfervationes in Chaldaicam Para- 
 phrafin Samuelis Clerici - - - - 17-7* 
 
 Variae ledliones Syriacae ab Herberto Thorndicio 1-56 
 
 Edmundi Caftelli animadverfiones Samariticas in Pen- 
 
 tateuchum ------ 1 
 
 Variantes le<5tiones inter textum Hebrasum et Sama- 
 ritanum ------ 19 
 
 Variantes leiftiones in yEthiopica Pfalmorum verfione 34 
 
 Excerpta ex fcholiis Gregorii Syri in librum Pfalmorum 44 
 
 E. Caftelli annotationes in ^thiopicam verfionem Cantici 
 
 Canticorum ------ 46 
 
 Th. Graevii obfervationes quasdam in Perficam Penta- 
 teuchi verfionem ----- 48 
 
 Annotationes E. Caftelli in yEthiopicam Novi Tefta- 
 menti verfionem ----- 49 
 
 Th. Graevii annotationes in Perficam interpretationem 
 evangeliorum ----- 56 
 
 Edw. Pocockii variae ledliones Arabicae Veteris Tefta- 
 menti ------- i— So 
 
 Flaminii Nobilii notae in variantes ledlioncs verfionis 
 Grascae LXX. interpretum - - - 1-196 
 
 LXXII. interp. editio Romana cum Veneta et Complut. 
 &c. coUata .-.--. I 
 
 Andraeas Mafii annotationes in librum Jofuae - no 
 
 LXXII. interp. editio Romana, cum aliis exemplaribus 
 
 coUata 121-140 
 
 Variae leftiones Vulg. Lat. ed. &c. ab L. Brugenfi, 
 Hentenio, &c. coUeftae - - - - 1-24 
 
 Patricii Junii Annot. in MS. Alexandr. LXX. interp. i 
 Variantes leftiones ex annotat. H. Grotii - - 37-58 
 
 Variantes ledliones Graecae Novi Teftamenti - 1—36 
 
 F. Lucae Brugenfis notae ad varias ledtiones Gr. et Lat. 
 Novi Teftamenti ----- 1-36 
 
 Interpretatio nominum Heb. Chald. Gr. et Lat. i 
 
 Index rerum et fententiarum V. et N. Teft. - 54-96 
 
 Errata -F. i 
 
 Caftelli lexicon heptaglotton. 2 vol. fol. See 
 
 Castellus. 
 Biblia Sacra, Ebraice, Chaldaice, Graece, Latine, 
 Germanice, Gallice. Ex difpofitione et adorna- 
 tione Elis Hutteri, Germani. Folio. 
 
 North. 1599 
 
 Contains only Genefis to Ruth, this very fcarce work 
 
 never having been further continued. Some copies have 
 
 another language fubftituted in the laft column, fuch as the 
 
 Italian, or Slavonic, inftead of the French. 
 
 Biblia Sacra polyglotta, textus archetypos, ver- 
 iionefque prsecipuas ab ecclefia antiquitus re- 
 ceptas, nee non verliones recentiores Anglica- 
 nam, Germanicam, Italicam, Gallicam, et 
 Hifpanicam compleftentia. Accedunt prole- 
 gomena in textuum archetyporum, verfio- 
 numque antiquarum crilin literalem, audlore 
 Samuele Lee. Folio. Land. S. Bagfler, 1831* 
 
 Biblia Hebraea, cum utraque Mafora et Targum, 
 item cum commentariis Rabbinorum, ftudio 
 Joannis Buxtorfii, patris, adjefta ejufdem Ti- 
 berias, live commentarius Maforeticus. 4 vol. 
 fol. Baftl, 1618-20 
 
 This edition, which is founded on thofe of Bombcrg, and 
 
 on which it is a great improvement, is much efteemed by 
 
 BIBLE, The Holy {continued). 
 
 Hebraifts. It was reprinted with additional remarks under 
 the title of Biblia Magna Rabbinica, 4 vol. folio. Amjl. 
 1724-27. This is the latcft and beft edition. 
 Vol. I. 
 Buxtorf's Latin preface. 
 Hebrew preface reprinted from D. Bomberg's edition of 
 
 the Hebrew Bible. 
 Index to the Hebrew Bible according to its books and 
 
 chapters. 
 Divifion of the Hebrew Bible according to the MafTorah 
 {i.e. the received critical text, with annotations of its 
 various readings). 
 Scriptural enigma and introdudlion to the five books of 
 
 Mofes, by Aben Ezra. 
 The five books of Mofes in Hebrew, with, — 
 The Targum, or Chaldean verfion of Onkelos. 
 The commentary of Rafchi (commonly mifnamed 
 Jarchi, the letters Ra. Sch. I. are the initials of the 
 commentator's title and name, viz., Rabbi Schelo- 
 moh Jizchaki). 
 The commentary of Aben Ezra. 
 The commentary entitled Baal Haturim. 
 Vol. 2. 
 Jofhua, Judges, Samuel, Kings, with,^ 
 
 The Targum, or Chaldean paraphrafe of Jonathan 
 
 ben Uzziel. 
 The commentaries of Rafchi (Jarchi), R. David 
 
 Kimchi, and R. Levi ben Gerfon. 
 The books of Judges and Samuel have alfo the addi- 
 tional commentary of R. Ifaiah. 
 Vol. 3. 
 The Prophets, viz., Ifaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and the 
 twelve minor prophets, with, — 
 The Targum of Jonathan ben Uzziel. 
 The commentary of Rafchi, and of R. David Kimchi. 
 At the end of Ifaiah and of the minor prophets is 
 added the commentary of Aben Ezra. 
 Vol. 4. 
 The Pfalms, with— 
 
 The Targum of Jonathan ben Uzziel. 
 The commentary of Rafchi and of Aben Ezra. 
 The Proverbs, and Job, with the Targum, or Chaldean 
 paraphrafe, and the commentary of Rafchi, of Aben 
 Ezra, and of R. Levi ben Gerfon. 
 Song of Solomon, Ruth, Lamentations, Ecclefiaftes, and 
 Efther, with the Targum, or Chaldean paraphrafe, 
 and the commentaries of Rafchi and Aben Ezra. 
 Daniel, with the commentaries of Rafchi and of Aben 
 Ezra, and the commentary erroneoufly alcribed to R. 
 Saadjah Gaon, 
 Ezra and Nehemiah, with the commentaries of Rafchi 
 
 and Aben Ezra. 
 Chronicles, with the commentaries of Rafchi and of R. 
 
 David Kimchi. 
 The Maforetic annotations to the feveral books of the 
 Hebrew Scripture are arranged on every page above and 
 below the facred text in fmall fquare characters. 
 
 Targum Jerufchalmi (Jerufalem Targum, or paraphrafe) 
 
 to the five books of Mofes. 
 MefiTorah Gedolah, or the great Maforah (fhewing the 
 
 orthographical peculiarities of the text). 
 Index of all the Pefiftas (divifions of words by means of 
 a fmall perpendicular ftroke,) occurring throughout 
 the Bible. 
 Differences of the Jerufalem and Babylonian codes of 
 the Hebrew Scriptures as regards the pofition of the 
 accents. 
 Differences of accentuation in the codes of the Bene 
 
 Afcher and Bene Nephthali. 
 Differences of textuil readings in the codes of the Jeru- 
 falem and the Babylon Jews. 
 A poem by R. Elijah Halevi, the revifer of the firfl 
 edition of the Rabbinical Bible.
 
 287 
 
 288 
 
 BIBLE, The Holy {contimed). 
 
 Johannis Buxtorfii Tiberias, five commentarius Mafore- 
 ticus triplex hiftoricus, didadlicus, criticus. Bajil. 1620 
 
 The Tiberias, of which there is alfo an edition 4°. is 
 fometimes wanting in copies of this work. 
 
 Biblia Hebraica, accuratiffima, notis Hebraicis et 
 lemmatibus Latinis, illuftrata a Joanne LeufHen. 
 8°. Amft. J. Athicu, 1667 
 
 Biblia Hebraica, iecundum ultimam editionem 
 Jos. Athia;, a J. Leufden, denuo recognitam, 
 recenfita, atque ad Maforam, et corredliores, 
 Bombergi, Stephani, Plantini, aliorumque edi- 
 tiones ; exquiUte adornata, variifque notis 
 illullrata ab E. Van der Hooght. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 JmJI. 1705 
 A very accurate and elegant edition, much fought after. 
 
 Biblia Hebraica, a E. Van der Hooght. Editio 
 nova, recognita et emendata, a Judah D'Alle- 
 mand. 8°. Lend. 1850 
 
 This edition is very elegantly printed with a large type, 
 
 and being ftereotyped, is of various dates from 1822 to 1850. 
 
 Biblia Hebraica, et Novum Teftamentum, Gr. 
 cum interlineari interpretatione Latina X. Pag- 
 nini, collocata B. Aris Montani. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Biblia Hebraica, cum verfione Latina S. Schmidii. 
 2 vol. 4°. 1740 
 
 Vetus Teftamentum Hebraicum, cum variis lec- 
 tionibus. Edidit Benjaminus Kennicott, ^dis 
 Chrifti Canonicus et Bibliothecarius Radcli- 
 vianus. 2 vol. folio. Oxonii, 1776-80 
 
 Vol. I. 1776. Gen.-2 Reg. 
 DifTertatio generalis in Vetus Teftamentum Hebraicum 
 cum variis ledlionibus. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1780. Ifa.-2 Chron. 
 The moft important edition of the Hebrew Bible, the 
 
 refult of the collation of nearly fix hundred manuicripts. 
 
 The collation occupied the years 1760 to 1769, about 
 
 ten thoufand pounds having been fubfcribed to defray the 
 
 expenfe. 
 
 Biblia Hebraica, olim a B. C. Reineccio edita, et 
 
 ad optimorum codicum et editionum fidem recenfita et 
 exprefla, nunc denuo ad fidem recenfionis Maforeticae, 
 cum variis leftionibus ex ingenti codicum copia a B. 
 Kennicotto et I. B. de Roffi collatorum. Ediderunt D. 
 J. C. Doederlein et J. H. Meifner. Sm. 8°. Lip$. 1793 
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 and from the ancient verfions ; accompanied with Eng- 
 lifti notes, critical, philological, and explanatory, feledled 
 from the moft approved ancient and modern, Englilh 
 and foreign biblical critics. By B. Boothroyd. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
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 Vol. I. Gen.-Efther. Vol. 2. Job-Malachi. 
 A valuable and moft ufeful edition. 
 
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 tuaginta interpretum. Juxta exemplar Vati- 
 canum Rom. edit. 12°. Ccvitab. J .Field,\66^ 
 
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 tione Holmefii et Lamberti Bos. 3 vol. 1 8°. 
 
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 rentur, et loca quaefita tanquam digito demonftrent. De 
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 Biblia Sacra, Lat. Sm. 8°. Antv. 1572 
 
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 Biblia Sacra, cum duplici tranflatione, et fcholiis 
 
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 Biblia Sacra, Vulgatas editionis. Sexti Quinti 
 Pont. Max. juITu recognita atque edita. 8°. 
 
 Antv. 1628 
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 publiftied in 1590, and is exceedingly rare, having been 
 fupprelTed on account of numerous errors difcovered in it. 
 Correfted and reprinted 1592, under the aufpices of Cle- 
 ment VIII., and from it all fucceeding editions of the Vul- 
 gate have been printed. An edition in 8°. Par. 1848. 
 
 Biblia Magna commentariorum literalium, Joannis 
 Gagnaei, Guillelmi Eftii, Emmanuelis Sa, Joannis Meno- 
 chii, et Jacobi Tirini. Adeo erudite et integre S. Scrip- 
 turam exponentium, ut quae in uno, quod fenfum et 
 varias verfiones pofient defiderari, in alio reperiantur. 
 Prolegomenis, chronico facro, indicibus locupletiffimis 
 illuftrata. Cura et labore Joannis De la Haye. 5 vol. 
 folio. Par. 1643 
 
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 Vol. 3. Ifaias— Machab. 
 Vol. 4. Matth.-ThelTal. 
 
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 Heb. et Gr. Indices. 
 
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 et Junii, libri Apocryphi, Lat. cum notis Junii, et Novum 
 Teftamentum ex fermone Syro ab Tremellio, et ex Graeco 
 a Theodore Beza in Lat. cum notis itidem. Folio. 
 
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 Biblia Sacra, Lat. Junii Tremellii et Bezs. 12°. 
 
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 Biblia Sacra ex S. Caftellionis interpretatione. 
 
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 Biblia, das ift ; die gantze heil. Schrift altes und 
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 fetzung D. Martin Lu the rs. 8°. Halle, 1752 
 
 Die Schriften des alten Teftaments neu uberfetzt 
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 Wette. 5 vol. 8°. Held. 181 1 
 
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 lowers. Edited by the Rev. Jofiah Forftaall, 
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 The Holy Bible. 12°. Edin. ij^j 
 
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 according to which future editions were to be printed. 
 
 The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New 
 
 Covenant, commonly called the Old and New 
 
 Teftament. Tranflated from the Greek [the 
 
 BIBLE, The Holy {continued). 
 
 old text from the Septuagint]. By Charles 
 Thomfon, late Secretary to the Congrcfs of 
 the United States. 4 vol. 8°. Philadelp. 1808 
 Vol. I. Gen.-i Sam. Vol. 2.. 2 Sam.-Pfalms. 
 Vol. 3. Prov.-Mal. Vol. 4. The New Teftament. 
 This work has become very fcarce. A new tranflation, 
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 the Englifli College of Doway. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
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 The Old Teftament. 
 
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 Englifli out of the authentical Latin, diligently 
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 By the EngHflti Coll. then refident in Rhemes. 
 4°. Antzu. 1600 
 
 The above three volumes form the Roman Catholic 
 authorifed Englifli tranflation of the Bible, from which 
 fucceeding editions are printed. The Old Teftament was 
 printed for the firft time in 1609 ; the New Teftament 
 originally appeared at Rheims in 1582. The tranflation 
 of both was made by Gregory Martin, affifted by the 
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 length by Dr. Fulke and T. Cartwright. See under their 
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 gate. The Old Teftament, firft publiflied by 
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 lege at Rheims, a.d. 1582. With annotations, 
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 index. 8°. Dull. 1835 
 
 Jewifli fchool and family Bible, vol. i, contain- 
 ing the Pentateuch, newly tranflated under the 
 fupervifion of the chief rabbi of the united 
 congregation of the Britifli empire. By Dr. A. 
 Benifch. Second edit., revifed and improved. 
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 Hebrew text. 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 To be continued. 
 
 BIBLE, A fliort furvey of the Bible, with 
 fuitable inferences. Alfo, fome remarks on its 
 contents, and the importance of meditation. 
 Divided into two parts. Ff 2, pp. 71. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1753 
 
 BIBLE SOCIETY. 
 
 Reports of the Britifli and Foreign Bible Society, 
 
 with extracts of correfpondence, &c. From 
 
 the firft report, 1805, to 1852. 48 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1805-1852
 
 291 
 
 292 
 
 BIBLE SOCIETY {continued). 
 
 Anonymout TraEls on the Bible Society. 
 
 Rudis indigeftaque moles ; or, luipicions of the tendency 
 of the prelent Bible Societies : with fome hints cal- 
 culated to produce unity of dodtrine in the Church. 
 By a Minifter of the Elbblifhment. Pp. 20. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 12 
 
 Papers occafioned by attempts to form auxiliary Bible 
 Societies in various parts of the kingdom. To which is 
 prefixed an Hiftorical Sketch of the Controverfy. Col- 
 leded by a Prelbyter of the Church of England. Second 
 edition, pp. xi. 44. %°. Lond. 18 12 
 
 A letter to the Church members of the Aux. Bible Society, 
 Liverpool. By a Churchman. Pp.54. 8^. Liverpool, 1819 
 
 Statement of the committee of the Glafgow Auxiliary 
 Bible Society, relative to the grounds of their late refo- 
 lution to withdraw from the B. & F. B. S. ; with rea- 
 fons of diffent from that refolution. Pp. 82. 8". 
 
 Glujgoiv, 1826 
 
 Review of the ftatement of the difTentient members of the 
 committee of the Glaf. Aux. Bib. Soc.,ofthe grounds 
 of their diffent from the refolution to feparate from the 
 Brit, and For. Bib. Soc. By Anti-Apocrypha. 8"'. 
 
 Glaj'goiv, 1826 
 
 BIBLIANDER, Theodoras, EccJefe Tigurins 
 Minifter. 
 
 An eminent Proteftant divine, and held in great repu- 
 tation for learning, efpecially in the Oriental languages. 
 Born 15CO, or 1504J died of the plague, at Zurich, 1564- 
 
 Machumetis Saracenorum principis ejufque fac- 
 cefforum vitas, dodrina, ac ipfe Alcoran, ex Arabica 
 lingua in Latinam transferri curavit. His adjundla funt 
 contutationes multorum et quidem probatils. Authorum 
 Arabum, Grascorum, et Latinorum, una cum Philippi 
 Melanchthonis Praemonitione. Adjundi lunt de Tur- 
 carum, five Saracenorum origine, ac rebus gefl:is, a 900 
 annis ad nofl:ra ufque tempera. Folio. /. /. 1550 
 
 Originally publifiied 1543. In this edition there are 
 
 confiderable alterations and additions. 
 
 BIBLICAL Student's Assistant; containing 
 references to works on dodlrinal and praftical 
 theology, with occafional notes. Together 
 with an index to four thoufand texts of fer- 
 mons by eminent divines. By Clericus. 
 Royal 8°. Eiiin. 1844 
 
 BIBLICAL Repository (American). 
 Firrt ferics. 12 vol. 8°. (or 32 numbers). 
 
 Atidover and New York, 1831-38* 
 Vol. 1-4, conduced by Edw. Robinfon. "Vol. 5-10, by 
 B. B. Edwards. Vol. 11, 12, by Abfalom Peters, D.D. 
 Second feries. 12 vol. 8°. (or 24 numbers). 
 
 New Tori, 1839-44* 
 
 Vol. 1-4, conduced by Abfalom Peters, D.D. Vol. 5, 
 
 6, the fame, and Selah B. Treat. Vol. 7, A. Peters, 
 
 and J. H. Agnew. Vol. 8-12, John Holmes Agnew. 
 
 Third feries. 6 vol. 8°. Nezv York, 1845-50 
 
 Vol. I, 2, conduced by J. H. Agnew. Vol. 3, Rev. W. 
 
 H. Bidwell. Vol. 4, Rev. W. H. Bidwell and J. W, 
 
 Sherwood, Vol. 5, 6, J. W. Sherwood. 
 
 This work was difcontinued after the publication of vol. 
 
 6, and in 1851 united with the Bibliotheca Sacra. 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Sacra; or, trafts and c%s 
 on topics conneded with biblical literature 
 and theology. Editor, Edward Robinfon, D.D., 
 Prof of Bibl. Lit. in the Union Theological 
 Seminary, New York. 8°. New York, 1 843 
 
 Inter alia. 
 Refearches in Paleftine, 9. Site of the Holy Sepulchre, 
 J 54. The Drufes, 205. E. Robinfon. 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Sacra [continued). 
 
 Sketches of Angelology in the Old and New Teftament. 
 Stuart - . 88 
 
 On the MSS. and editions of the Greek New Teftament. 
 
 Stuart ------ 254 
 
 Marriage of a wife's fifter, the biblical argument. E. 
 
 Robinfon ---... 283 
 
 The dodlrine of expediency. Prefident Wayland 301 
 The Jewifh war under Trajan and Hadrian. From the 
 
 German, by W. W. Turner - . - 59 j 
 
 A vifit to Antipatris. Eli Smith - - . 496 
 
 The Lord's fupper in the Corinthian church, remarks on, 
 
 I Cor. II. 17-34. Stuart - - . 4^^ 
 
 The coming of Chrift, as announced in Matt. 24. 29-3 i. 
 
 E. Robinfon. 
 
 Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review. Con- 
 dudtcd by B. B. Edwards and E. A. Park, 
 Professors at Andover, with the fpecial co- 
 operation of Dr. Robinfon and Prof Stuart. 
 8 vol. 8°. Andover, U. S., 1844-51 
 
 Continued quarterly. The following is a lift of fome of 
 the articles contained in this valuable periodical : — 
 Vol. I. 1844. 
 The afpeft of literature and fcience in the United States, 
 
 as compared with Europe. E. Robinfon. 
 Life of Ariftotle. E.A.Park - - 39,280 
 
 Interpretation of the number 666. From the German. 
 
 H. B. Smith 84 
 
 The ftrudture of St. Matthew. From the Latin. H. B. 
 Smith ------- 86 
 
 The imprecations in the Scriptures. B. B. Edwards 97 
 Patriftical and exegetical inveftigation of the queftion re- 
 fpedling the real bodily prelence of Chrift in the ele- 
 ments of the Lord's fupper. Stuart- - 110,225 
 Hiftorical and critical inquiry refpe(fling the afcenfion of 
 Chrift. B.B.Edwards - - - - 152 
 
 Theological encyclopasdia and methodology. From the 
 unpublifhed ledlures of Prof. Tholuck, by E. A. Park 
 
 178,332 
 
 Contributions to the climatology of Paleftine. H. A. De 
 
 Foreft ..---. 221 
 
 The early hiftory of monafticifm. From the original 
 
 fources. Emerlbn - - - . 309, 444 
 
 The expiatory facrifices of the Greeks and Romans, and 
 
 their relation to the one facrifice upon Golgotha. 
 
 Tranflated by H. B. Smith - - - 368 
 
 A vindication of Luke, 2. I, 2. When did the taxing 
 
 take place, Tholuck - - - - 443 
 
 Vol. 2. 1845. 
 Schott's fundamental principles of rhetoric and homi- 
 letics - - - - - - - 12 
 
 The do<flrine refpedting angels - - - 108 
 
 The refurre6lion and afcenfion of our Lord. E. Robin- 
 fon - - - - - - -162 
 
 Reformers before the Reformation - - 201 
 
 Sketch of German philofophy ... 260 
 
 The nature of our Lord's refurredlion body - 292 
 
 Life of Calvin - - . . 329, 489, & 710 
 
 Authenticity & genuinenefs of the Pentateuch 356 & 668 
 Notes on biblical geography. E. Robinfon - 398 
 Intellectual and moral influence of Romanifm 451 
 
 Roman flavery - - . . . 565 
 
 Remarks on objedlions to the dodtrine of the refurrec- 
 tion of the fame body . - - - 605 
 
 Obligations of the Eafiern churches to the home mis- 
 fionary enterprife - - - - 621 
 
 Trial and martyrdom of Jerome of Prague - 636 
 
 On certain elements of fuccefs in pulpit eloquence 68 3 
 
 Vol. 3. 1846. 
 Life of Servetus. R. D. C. Robbins - - 51 
 
 Machiavelli. D. R. Goodwin - - . 122 
 
 True date of Chrift's birth. D. E. Gay - 166 
 
 On the fources of the Jordan - - - 184
 
 293 
 
 294 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Sacra {continued). 
 
 Natural theology .... - 241 
 
 Life of Confucius ..... 28^ 
 
 Life of Mehnchthon - - .' - 301 
 
 Character and prophecies of Balaam . - 347 
 
 Redepenning's life of Origen ... 378 
 
 Geographical notes on Paleftine . - . 298 
 
 Topography of Jerufalem. E. Robinfon . 413 
 
 Schott on the fubjeft-matter of fermons - - 461 
 
 The Trinity ..--.. 459 
 
 Memoir of Zinzendorf . - - . . 540 
 
 Vol. 4. 1847. 
 
 On the canons of the apoftles . - . i 
 
 The Trinity ...... 25 
 
 Confiftency of the eternal purpofes of God with the free 
 
 agency of men ..... 77 
 
 Power in the pulpit ..... c)6 
 
 Religion in Germany - . - - 236 
 
 Future condition of the Jews . - - - 337 
 
 Notes on biblical geography. E. Robinfon - 403 
 
 The hiftoiy of dodlrines .... 552 
 
 Chryfoftom as a preacher ... - 605 
 
 The preaching by Chrift to the fpirits in pr'tfon. On 
 
 I Pet. 3. 18—21. Dr. John Brown, Edinburgh 708 
 Vol. 5. 1S48. 
 
 Studies on Hebrew poetry . - . - 58 
 
 Notes on biblical geography ... 7^ 
 
 Jerome and his times - - . - - 117 
 
 Vifit to the Yezidees - . . . 148 
 
 The Pelagian controverfy .... 205 
 
 Interpretation of Pfalm 68 - - - 312 
 
 Tranflation of Nahum, with notes - - 551 
 
 Early hiftory of the Jefuits in France - - 576 
 
 On fpirit and fpiritual beings - - - . 633 
 
 The relation of language to thought - - 650 
 
 Schott on the ftrudlure of a fermon - . 731 
 
 Vol. 6. 1849. 
 
 Demofthenes and Maffillon ... i 
 Of the natural proofs of the immortality of the foul 48 
 
 The deluges of Ogyges and Deucalion - - 75 
 
 Thoughts, words, and things - - - 271 
 
 Notes on biblical geography - - - - 366 
 
 Cemeteries -.-... 442 
 Dependence of the mental powers upon the bodily orga- 
 nization ---...- 524 
 The relations of faith and philofophy - - 673 
 The internal and external element of religion 719 
 Tranfl. of Ifa. 13 and 14, with notes - - 765 
 
 Vol. 7. 1850. 
 Examination of John, i. 1-18. M. Stuart 13 & 281 
 
 Progrefs of church hiftory as a fcience - - 54 
 
 Introduftion to the book of Job ... J44 
 
 Explanation of difficult texts ... 163 
 
 Libraries ...... 172, 402 
 
 The fufterings of Chrift - . - . 205 
 
 The ancient poets and poetry of Wales - - 226 
 
 Tranflation and expofition of Pfa. 2 - - 352 
 
 Man the image of God _ . _ _ ^09 
 
 The efchatalogy of Chrift. On Matt. 24 and 25 452 
 
 Life and charadler of Beza - - _ 501 
 
 The :)logy of the intelledt and of the feelings - 533 
 
 Li;'e and charadler of Dr. De Wette - - 772 
 
 Vol. 8. 1851. 
 
 Speculative philofophy - - - - - 100 
 
 Education and fupply of minifters in different ages and 
 
 countries - - - - - - 235 
 
 Arrangements in the conftitution of the mind for a future 
 
 judgment and retribution - - - - 471 
 
 The relation of ftyle to thought - - 491 
 
 Tranflations from Anfelm - - 529 & 699 
 
 Life of Zuingli _ - . _ . 563 
 
 Government and popular education - - 737 
 
 The nature and kinds of the founds of fpcech 778 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Sacrse Sanctorum Patrum, 
 feu rcriptorum ecclefiafticorum probabilium, 
 tomi novem, numeris et modis omnibus locu- 
 pletati, calligati, per Margarinum de la Eigne, 
 ex alma SarboHc-e fcliola, theologum do6lorem 
 Paris. Editio fecunda. 9 vol. folio. 
 
 Par. 1589 
 For contents, fee Ittigius, p. 49-80. 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Maxima Veterum Patrum 
 
 et antiquorum fcriptorum ecclcfiafticorum, 
 primo quidcm a M. de la Eigne in luccm 
 edita, dcinde celeberrimorum in univerfuatc 
 Colonienfi doftorum ftudio, plurimisauthoribus, 
 et opufculis au£la, ac hillorica methodo per 
 fmgula fsecula quibus fcriptores quique vixerunt 
 difpofita. Hac tandem editione Lugdunenfi 
 ad eandem Colonienfem exada, novis fupra 
 centum authoribus et opufculis haftenus defi- 
 deratis locupletata. 27 vol. fol. Ludg. 1677 
 This is the moft complete and extenfive of the Biblio- 
 thecae Patrum. It fhould be noted that the Greek authors 
 are only given in Latin tranflations. The editor is gene- 
 rally confidered to have been Philip Dcfpont, D.D. ; but 
 the real editors were John and James Aniffon, printers at 
 Lyons. The following is a lift of the authors contained in 
 it. For their works, fee under each author. 
 Vol. I. 
 Indices quatuor. I. Authorum alphabericus, jpforum 
 astates, et fcripta indicans. 2. Clafficus, authores per 
 materias de quibus egcrunt exadte dlftribuens. 3. 
 Synopfis appellatus, operum omnium authorum analy- 
 fim continens, et argumenta exhibens. 4. Generalis 
 materiarum, ampliffimus. 
 
 Vol. 2, pars I. Saeculum I. 
 S. Jacobus, apoftolus; S. Marcus, S. Petrus, S. Barnabas, 
 S. Hermas, Prochorus, Linus, S. Ignatius, S. Polycar- 
 pus, S. Martialis, S. Dionyfius Areop. S. Clemens 
 Romanus, Arifteas, Teftamenta XII. Patriarchal um, 
 Sibyllinorum Oracula. 
 
 Vol. 2, pars 2. Saeculum II. 
 S. Juftinus Martyr, Athenagoras, Theophylus, Tatianus, 
 SS. Evangeliorum DiatefTaron, S. Melito, Irenaeus. 
 Vol. 3. A.D. 20c— 3C0. 
 Clemens Alexandrinus, Minucius Felix, S. Hyppolytus, 
 Ammonius Alexandrinus, S. Vidtor Capuanus, S. Gre- 
 gorius Thaumaturgus, Sextus II., Dionyfius Alexan- 
 drinus, Zeno Veronenfis, Viftorinus Pitabionenfis, 
 Dorotheus, Arnobius Afer, Ladlantius, Methodius, 
 Ifaac ex Judaeo. 
 
 Vol. 4. Saeculum FV. 
 Eufebius Pamphilus, Juvencus, S. Antoninus Magnus, 
 Pachomius, Oreflefis, Macarius, Serapion, Julius Fir- 
 micus Maternus, Hermias, Lucifer, Vicflovinus Ater, 
 Phffibadius, I'acianus, Didymus .Alexandrinus, S. Op- 
 tatus, Viftor Antiochenus, Titus Boftrenlis, S. Cyvillus 
 Hierofolymorum. 
 
 Vol. 5. A.D. 360-400. 
 Apollinarius Laodicenfis, Andreas Caefarienfis, S. Da- 
 mafus, Fauftinus et Marcellinus, Philo Carpathii Ep. 
 Philaftrius, Idacius, Casfarius, Afterius, S. Theophilus, 
 S. Joannes Hieros. Diadochus, Dorotheus, S. Gauden- 
 tius, S. Chromatius, Aurelius Prudentius, Amphilo- 
 chius, S. Novatus, Martinus Turonenfis, Marcus Ere. 
 mita, Sophronius, Egefippus, Theophyladlus, Timo. 
 theus Hierof. Timotheus Alexandr. Proba Falconia, 
 Eufebius Vercellenfis, Scverianus, Evagrius Ponucus. 
 Vol. 6. A.D. 400-440. 
 Maximus Taurinenfis, Tichonius, Synefius, Paulinus 
 Nolanus, Sulpicius Severus, Hilarion, Severus Rhetor, 
 Paulus Oroflus, Ccelius Sedulius, S. Proclus, Eufebius
 
 295 
 
 296 
 
 BIBL. Max, Patr. {continued). 
 
 Emiffcnus, Eucherius, S. Gregendus, Claudianus Ma- 
 mercus, C. SoUius Apollinaris Sidonius, Eudocia, 
 Bachiarius. 
 
 Vol. 7. A.D. 440-460. 
 
 Leporius, Capreolus, Anonymi Breviarium fidei adverfus 
 Arrianos, Caflianus, Vincentius Lirinenfis, Socrates 
 Scholafticus, Sozomenus, Ifidorus Pelufiota, Sixtus III., 
 Chry-fologus, Leo Magnus, S. Nilus, S. Simeon Stylita, 
 S. Hilarius, Idacius. 
 
 Vol. 8. A.D. 460—500. 
 
 Profper Aquitanicus, Arnobius junior, Theodorus, Sal- 
 vianus, Salonius, Claudius Marius Vidor, S. Bafilius 
 Seleucia? Ep., S. Valerianus Cemelienlis, Fauftus, Ru- 
 ricius, Defidcrius, Theodulus, Ncmefius, .^^neas Ga- 
 zaeus, Antoninus Conftantinenfis, Agnellus, Drepanius, 
 Cerealis, Viiflor Vitenfis, Gelafius, Gildas, Vigilius 
 Tapfenfis, Pafchafms, Caefarius Arelatenfis, Tcredius, 
 S. Patritius, S. Oritenius, Remigius, S. Eleutherius. 
 Vol. g. A.D. 500—540. 
 
 Fulgentius, Eunodius, Nonnus, Rufticus Helpidius, 
 Turcius Rufus, S. Laurentius, Fulgentius Ferrandus, 
 Crefconius, Marcellinus, J. Maxentius, S. Benediftus, 
 Leontius Byzantinus, Dracontius, Juftus Orgelitanus, 
 Aretas, Agapctus, Zacharias, Anaftafius Sinaita. 
 Vol. 10. A.D. 54C-5S0. 
 
 Facundus, S. Arator, Primafius, Junilius, Rufticus 
 Martinus ep. Dumienfis, S. Climacus, Joannes de 
 Raitu, Daniel Monachus, Venantlus Fortunatus, 
 S. Andreas, Cretenfis. 
 
 Vol. 1 1. A.D. 580-600. 
 
 Gregorius Florens, Fredegarius, Evagrius, Ifaacus Syrus, 
 Chryfippus, Anaftafius Antiochcnus, S. Gallus, Jor- 
 nandes, Evantius, Sedatus, Cafliodorus. 
 
 Vol. 12. A.D. 600—700. 
 
 S. Columbanus, S. Aileranus, Cumeanus, S. Eulogius, 
 Hefychius, S. Sophronius, Honorius I., Antiochus 
 Monachus, Leontius Neapoleos, S. Eligius, Petrus 
 Laodicenfis, Gregorius Pifides, Thalaftius, Eugenius 
 junior, Berengofus, Efaias abbas, Theophridus, S. 
 Maximus abbas, Licerti authoris Antithefes hasre- 
 ticorum et ecclefis orthodoxae circa nonnulla fidei 
 dogmata, Joannes Carpathiorum epifcopus, Nicephorus 
 Chartophylax, Hildephonfus, S. Julianus Toletanus, 
 Georgius Nicomedienfis, Jacobus Monachus, Severus 
 Alexandrinus, Colmas Hierof. Pantaleon, P. A. Col- 
 latinus, Marculfus Monachus, Demetrius, Anonymi 
 narratio de refta fide Armenorum, Joannes Nicajnus, 
 Joannes Theftalonicenfis, Gregorius Antiochcnus, In- 
 certi authoris encomium in S. Joannem Baptiftam, 
 Anaftafius Bibliothecarius, Joannes IV., Theodorus I., 
 Martinus I., Anonymi commemoratio eorum quae 
 faevitcr adla funt, in S. Martinum papam, Anonymi 
 relatio fods motionis in S. Maximum, &c., Anafta- 
 fius Monachus, Anonymi relatio de dogmatibus inter 
 S. Maximum, &c. Anaftafius Apocrilarius, Theodo- 
 fius et Theodorus, Anonymi Chronicon Alexandrinum, 
 Anonymi narratio de Dominica imagine, Zacharias, 
 Anonymus de Perfica captivitate, Anonymus in depo- 
 fitionem veftis S. Mariae in Blachernis, Anonymi 
 encomium in depofitionem zonae S. Marias, S. Leander. 
 Vol. 13. A.D. 700-Soo. 
 
 Althelmus, S. Germanus, S. Bonitacius, Paulus diaconus, 
 Marcus Idruntis, Anaftafius abbas, Incerti authoris 
 colledlanea contra Severianos, Etherius, Ambrofius 
 Autpertus, Ordo Romanus antiquus, Anonymi nar- 
 ratio de miraculo ad Jefu Chrifti imaginem fado, 
 Anonymi alterius narratio de miraculo quod contigit 
 tempore quo Perfe urbem Conftant. obfederant. 
 Vol. 14. A.D. 800-840. 
 
 Theodulphus, Modoinus, Jeffe, Nicephorus Conftant., 
 Apponius, Lucas abbas, Udalricus, Claudius Tau- 
 rinenfis, Jonas, Dungalus, Methodius (non ille Tyri), 
 Michael Syncellus, Leidradus, Agobardus, Amulo 
 
 BIBL. Max. Patr. [continued). 
 
 Pafchafius, Engelmodus, Theodorus Studita, Jofephus 
 ThefTalonicenfis, Maucratius, Halitgarius, Amalarius, 
 Freculphus. 
 
 Vol. 15. A.D. S40-860. 
 Scrvatus Lupus, Florus Lugdunenfis, Chriftianus Druth- 
 marus, Walatridus Strabo, Hippolytus Thebanus, S. 
 Eulogius, Alvarus Cordubenfis, Angelomus, Ratramus, 
 Galindo, Ecclefia Lugdunenfis. 
 
 Vol. 16. A.D. 860-goo. 
 Bafilius imperator, Theodorus Abucara, Petrus Siculus, 
 Luitbertus, OttVidus, Ravennatenfis ecclefiae Cleri 
 epiftola ad Carolum juniorem, Germanias epilcopi 
 epiftola ad Joannem Papam VIII., G. Lugdunenfis 
 ecclefiae epiftola, Ado, Remigius, Salomon, Waldra- 
 mus, Smaragdus. 
 
 Vol. 17. A.D. 900—1000. 
 Auxilius, Leo Sapiens, Radulphus, Heriveus, Odo, Ful- 
 gentius, Euftratius, Nicetas, S. Anlelmus Lucenfis. 
 Scries authorum quorum atas ignoretur. 
 Alexander Lico, Hiperechius, Evagrius Monachus, Pele- 
 grinus, Moyfes Barcepha, Flodoardus, Adelagus, Odilo, 
 Gerbertus. 
 
 Vol. 18. A.D. lOOO-ITOO. 
 
 Fulbertus Carnotenfis, Berno, S. Bruno Herblpolenfis, 
 Hermannus, Humbertus, Hugo Lingonenfis, Durandus 
 Troarnenfis, Adelmannus Brixienfis, Guitmundus, 
 Micrologus de ecclefiafticis obfervationibus, Olympio- 
 dorus, Rabbi Samuel Marrochianus, Deoduinus, Theo- 
 phyladtus Acridae archiepifcopus, Joannes Calecas, 
 Joannes Xiphlinus, Samona, Michael Pfellus, S. An- 
 felmus Lucenfis, Lanfrancus, Anonymus de Beren- 
 garii damnatione multiplici, Vidtor Papa III. 
 Vol. 19. A.D. 1100-1120. 
 
 EuthymiusZigabenus, Zacharias Chrifopolitanus, Alexius 
 Comnenus, Conftantinus Harmenopulus. 
 Vol. 20. A.D. 1120-1130. 
 
 Honorius Auguftodunenfis, Ifaac Magnae Armeniae 
 Catholicus, Germanus Conftant., Amedeus, Callixtus 
 II., S. Bruno Aftenfis, Oddo Aftenfis, Stephanus 
 Auguftodunenfis, Guillelmus de Campellis. 
 Vol. 21. A.D. 1130— 1140. 
 
 Goffridus Vindocinenfis, S. Norbertus, Hildebertus Tu- 
 ronenfis, Marbodus, Petrus Alphonfus, Odo Torna- 
 cenfis, Algeriis, Franco, Drogo, Petrus Diaconus Cas- 
 finenfis, Joannes Sapiens, Potho Prumienfis, Nicolasus 
 Claraevallenfis, Philippus Solitarius. 
 
 Vol. 22. A.D. II4O-II5O. 
 
 Michael Glycas, Simeon junior, Bafilius Monachus, 
 Joannes Carpathiorum epifcopus, Simeon ThelFalo- 
 nicenfis, Theorianus Grascus, Manuel Conftant. Mau- 
 ritius, Petrus Pid:avienfis, Guillelmus Abb.as, Guigo, 
 Hugo Eterianus, Arnoldus Carnotenfis, Arnulphus 
 Lexovienfis, Hugo Rothomagcnfis. 
 
 Vol. 23. A.D. I I 50-1 180. 
 
 ./Elredus Rievallenfis, Anonymi rythmus de laude vir- 
 ginitatis, Guarricus, Anonymi fragmentum contra 
 errores Folmari, Joannes Sarilberienfis, S. Hildegardis, 
 Eckbertus, Joannes Zonaras, Nicolaus Methonenfis, 
 Petrus Cellenfis. 
 
 Vol. 24. A.D. 1 180— 1200. 
 
 Petrus Blefenfis, Guigo II. Carthufiae prior, Bernardus 
 Carthufiae primus prior, Joannes Cartufiae monachus, 
 Stephanus de Chalmeto, Alexander Papa III., Ebrar- 
 dus, Bernardus Fontis Calidi, Ermengardus. 
 Vol. 25. A.D. 1200-1300. 
 
 Stephanus Tornacenfis, Michael, Choniates, Lucas Tu- 
 denfis, S. Edmundus, Nico, Guillelmus Arvenus ep., 
 Guillelmus frater Minorita, Stephanus Templier, 
 Urbanus IV., Robertus de Sorbona, Engelbertus, 
 Guibertus Tornacenfis, Humbertus, Cceleftinus, David 
 de Augufta, Jacobus Caietanus, Athanafius Conftant., 
 Ptolemeus Lucenfis, Georgius Pachymeres.
 
 297 
 
 298 
 
 BIBL. Max. Patr. {continued). 
 
 Vol.26. A.D. 1300-1600. 
 
 Juftus abbas, Barlaamus, Andronicus Conft., Theodorus 
 Ledlor, Lupoldus, Petrus Bertrandus, Nicolaus Caba- 
 filas, Gregorius Palamas, Philotheus, Nicolaus Ores- 
 mius, Gerardus Zutfanius, Radulphus de Rivo, Manuel 
 Calecas, Articuli revocati Parifiis per Guidonem anno 
 1318, Articuli de Divina eflentia damnati per Pa- 
 rifienfes, Parifienfis academiae conftitutiones anno 
 1344, Joannis de Mercurio errores, Joannis de Ulti- 
 curia errores et propofidones, Conclufionum revocatio 
 per Simonem anno 1351, Formula revocationis per 
 Guidonem anno 1354, Articulorum Ludovici revo- 
 catio anno 1362, Joannis de Calore revocatio anno 
 1363, De Almaricianorum hsrefibus narratio, Dio- 
 nyfii Soulechat Minoritae revocatio annis 136561 1369. 
 yiuthores faculi X'u. 
 
 Manuel fecundus Paleologus, Demetrius Cydonius, Hiero- 
 nymus a S. Fide, Georgius Scholarius, Richardus 
 Hampolus, Mapheus Vegius, BolTarion, Joannes An- 
 tonius Campanus, Moyfes Mardenus, Sifud. 
 Vol. 27. Supplementum. 
 
 Hippolitus Portuenfis, Commodianus, Euftathius, S. Da- 
 mafus, Evagrius Ponticus, Severianus, Marias Mer- 
 cator, Theodotus, S. Arfenius, S. Eucherius, S. Nilus, 
 S. Caefarius Arelatenfis, Joannes Geomctra, Severinus, 
 Eufebius epifcopus, Eutropius abbas, Procarius abbas, 
 Paulus diaconus, Maximus Planudes, Martinus de 
 Lauduno, Epigrammata feu Hymni S. Galli monafterii 
 virorum, Merobaudus, Carmina incerti auth., Ano- 
 nymi liber de fide, Anonymus de hserefibus, Anonymi 
 benedi<5tio Dei, Anonymi oppofitio ex parte Severian- 
 orum contra fidem orthodoxam, Anonymus contra 
 Graecorum errores, Incerti authoris colle<£lanea contra 
 Judaeos, Anonymi colleftanea de quibufdam haerefibus, 
 Incerti cujufdam narratio. 
 
 MifTa qua Ethiopes communiter utuntur, MifTa Mozara- 
 bum — Graecorum — Gothici, MifTa qua utuntur an- 
 tiqui Chriftiani epifcopatus Angamallenfis. 
 
 Miffales orationes ex vetuftiffimo MS. Gothico Miflali. 
 
 Bibliotheca Maxima Sa.nctorura Patrum Lug- 
 dunenfis xxvii. voluminibus comprehcnfa, 
 in epitomen reda6la, id eft omnes illus- 
 triores fententias, ac feleftiora difta eorum 
 Sanftorum Patrum et ecclefiafticorum fcrip- 
 torum, qui Bibliotiieca Maxima Lugdunenii, 
 opere jam raro, et iummi pretii, continentur, 
 in duas partes collecfla, et ordine alpliabetico 
 feu fecundum locos communes collocata, a 
 Pliilippo a S. Jacobo. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Aug. Find. 17 19 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Index alphabeticus authorum omnium qui in xxvii. tomis 
 continentur. 
 
 Elenchus titulorum tomi i. 
 
 Aaron— Luxus. 
 
 Index rerum et verborum. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Elenchus titulorum tomi 2. 
 
 Magia-Zorobabel. 
 
 Index rerum et verborum. 
 
 This work forms a ufeful addition to the Bibliotheca 
 Maxima ; as alfo the following, — 
 Apparatus ad Bibliothecam Maximam veterum patrum, 
 
 opera et ftudio Nic. Le Nourry. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Par. 1703-15* 
 
 A "volume ivas publijhed at Geneva 1 707, p>'ofeffwg to be 
 vol. 28, under the folloiving title, — 
 Index locorum S. Scripturae quae continentur in Maxima 
 
 Bibliotheca veterum patrum, imprelfa Lugduni 1677, 
 
 a R. P. Simeone a S. Cruce. 
 
 BIBLIOTrlECA Veterum Patrum, antiquo- 
 rumque fcriptorum ecclefiafticorum, Gr. et 
 Lat. Poftrcma Lugdunenfi longe locupletior 
 atque accuratior, cura et ftudio Andreas Gal- 
 landii, Preibyteri congreg. Oratorli. 14 vol. 
 Folio. Fenet. 1765 
 
 This is the lateft and moft accurate of the great libraries 
 of the Fathers. Many works in the Bibliotheca Maxima 
 are not contained in it, but it gives 180 authors which are 
 not to be found in that voluminous colledtion. It com- 
 priles in all 380 writers. 
 Floruit circa 
 
 A.D. Vol. I. 1765. 
 
 Prasfatio generalis ... - - i 
 
 Prolegomena - . _ . . xi 
 
 68. S. Clementis Romani epiftolae ii. ad Corinthios, Gr. 
 et Lat. ii. ad Virgines, Syr. et Lat. et fragmenta I 
 
 69. Anonymi viri apoftolici epiftola ad Diognetum 320 
 
 70. S. Hermae pallor ----- 49 
 73. S. Barnabae epiftola catholica. Gr. et Lat. iii 
 Didlum quod in ejus epiftola non exftit. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. ------- 1^0 
 
 80. Epiftola de martyrio S. Andreas Apoftoli. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. - - - - - - -143 
 
 90. A<fta Pauli et Theclae. Gr. et Lat. - 167 
 
 96. Teftamcnta xii. patriarcharum. Gr. et Lat. 193 
 
 107. S. Ignatii epiftolas et fragmenta. Gr. et Lat. 243 
 
 108. Martyrium. Gr. et Lat. - - 294 
 
 108. S. Polycarpi epiftola et fragmenta. Gr. et Lat. 305 
 1 18. S. Papiae Hierapolitani epifcopi fragmenta. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. - - - - - - - 316 
 
 122. Paffio S. Symphorofae feptemque filiorum ejus 329 
 126. S. Qu^adrati apologiae pro Chriftianis fragmentum. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. - - - - - "33° 
 
 132. Ex Agrippas Caftoris confutatione adverfus Bafilidcm 
 
 excerpta. Gr. et Lat. - - - - 330 
 
 136. Difputationis Jafonis et Papifci ab Ariftone Pellaso 
 
 confcriptse fragmenta. Gr. et Lat. - - 331 
 
 136-150. Sibyllorum oracula,et appendix ex Montfaucon. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. - - - - - - 333 
 
 139. S. Juftini apologias duo pro Chriftianis. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. - - - - - - 411 et 595 
 
 141. Dialogus cum Trv'phone et fragmenta. Gr. 
 
 et Lat. - - - - - - 461 
 
 147. Ecclefiae Smyrnenfis de martj'rio S. Polycarpi 
 
 epiftola. Gr. et Lat. ----- 609 
 
 150. Martyrium S. Juftini, et fociorum ejus. Gr. et 
 Lat. ------- 624 
 
 151. Tatiani oratio adverfus Graecos. Gr. et Lat. 627 
 161. S. Pii, papae I. epiftolae ii. - - - 672 
 164. Paffio S. Felicitatis ieptem filiorum ejus 673 
 
 168. S. Dionyfii Corinthiorum epifcopi fragmenta epi- 
 ftolae ad S. Soterem papam. Gr. et Lat. - 675 
 
 169. Melitonis Sardienfis epifcopi fragmenta. Gr. et 
 Lat. ------- 677 
 
 170. S. Claudii Apollinaris, epifcopi Hierapolitani frag- 
 menta. Gr. et Lat. . - . - 680 
 
 171. Bardefanis Edeffeni fragmentum ex dialogo de fato. 
 Gr. et Lat. 681 
 
 177. Ecclefiarum Viennenfis et Lugdunenfis epiftola de 
 martyrio S. Pothini, &c. Gr. et Lat. - 693 
 
 150. Appendix I. Martyrium SS. Juftini, et fociorum 
 ejus, Gr. et Lat. ; notis a A. Symmacho Mazochio 
 illuftratum ------ 709 
 
 139. Appendix II. Hadriani ad Minucium Fundanum 
 epiftolae, Latinus textus genuinus - - 728 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1766. 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 177. Athenagoras legatio pro Chriftianis. Gr. et Lat. 3 
 ■ De refurreftione mortuorum. Gr. et Lat. , 38 
 
 178. S. Hegefippi fragment!. Gr. et Lat. - 59 
 181. Hermiae philofophiirrifioGentilium. Gr. et Lat. 68
 
 299 
 
 BIBL. Patr. Gallandii {continued). 
 Floruit circa a.d. 
 
 182. S. Theophilus ad Autolicum etejufdem fragmenta. 
 Gr. et Lat. ------ 77 
 
 186. Rhodonis fragmenta adverfus Marcionis haerefim. 
 Gr. et Lat. ...... j^^ 
 
 190. Maximi epifcopi Hierofolymitani fragmentum de 
 Materia. Gr. et Lat. - . - . 1^6 
 
 192. Clcmentis Alexandrinl fragmenta quae Graece 
 tantum in nova editione Oxonienfi leguntur. Gr. et 
 Lat. - - 153 
 
 Fragmenta quae in eadem editione defiderantur. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. 158 
 
 196. Polycratis Ephefiorum epifcopi fragmenta. Gr. et 
 Lat. - - - - - - -160 
 
 196. S. Theophili Caefareae Palaeftins epifcopi frag- 
 mentum fuper quaeftione Pafchali. Gr. et Lat. 162 
 
 200. S. Serapionis epifcopi Antiocheni fragmenta. Gr. 
 et Lat. -----.. 163 
 
 203. Paffio SS. martyrum Perpetuae et Felicitatis 167 
 
 211. ApoUonii fragmenta ex libro adverfus Cataphrygas. 
 Gr. et Lat. - - - - - - 199 
 
 212. S. Alexandri Hierofolymitani epifcopi et martyris 
 fragmenta epiftolarum. Gr. et Lat. - - 201 
 
 214. Caii Romani prefbyteri fragmenta ex dilputatione 
 
 adverfus Proclum. Gr. et Lat. - - - 203 
 
 Ex libro adverfus Artem. haerefim. Gr. etLit. 204 
 
 De canone SS. Scripturarum, fragmentum acepha- 
 
 lum. Gr. et Lat. ... - 208 
 
 216. Recognitionum Clementinarum audlor anonymus, 
 
 209 
 220. Julii African! epiftola ad Origenem de hiftoria Su- 
 
 fannae, acceffit Origenis ad Africanum refponfum. Gr. 
 
 etLat. - - - - - - - 339 
 
 Epiftola ad Ariftidem de confenfu Matt, et Lucae, 
 
 in genealogia Chrifti enarranda. Gr. et Lat. 358 
 
 Fragmenta ex v. librischronographiae. Gr.et Lat. 36 3 
 
 222. M. Minucii Felicis Oiflavius - - 377 
 
 226. S. Hippolyti epifc. et Mart, opera et fragmenta. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. ------ 409 
 
 228. Ammonii Alexandrini Harmonia SS. Evangelio- 
 
 rum, accefferunt Eufebii Canones x. Harmonia evan- 
 
 geliorum - - - - - - 531 
 
 230. Audtor anonymus Clementinorum epiftola Cle- 
 
 mentis ad Jacobum - - - - -611 
 
 Clementis homiliae xix. Gr. et Lat. - 622 
 
 Appendix, Arifteae hiftoria LXXIL Interpretum, acces- 
 
 fere veterum teftimonia de eorum verfione. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. 771 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1767. 
 Prolegomena. 
 230. Conftitutionum Apoftolicarum libri viii. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. - - I 
 
 232. Afterii Urbani fragmenta contra Montaniftas. Gr. 
 
 et Lat. ------- 273 
 
 236. Anonymi Chronicon, fub Alexandro imp. con- 
 
 fcriptum --..-. 278 
 
 250. Novatiani opera quae exftant omnia [De Trinitate 
 liber; de cibis ludaicis ; et ad S. Cyprianum epiftola.] 
 
 287 
 
 251. A(fta SS. Pionii et focionim ejus martjTum 324 
 
 252. S. Cornelii papas et martyris epiftolae, et quae ad eum 
 fcriptas funt - - - - - -333 
 
 254. Anonymi liber de rebaptifmate - - 362 
 
 255. Anonymi tradlatus ad Novatianum haereticum 371 
 255. S. Gregorii Thaumaturgi opera quotquot exftant 
 
 [Metaphrafis in Ecclefiaften ; epiftola canonica ; et ora- 
 tio panegyrica in Origenem,] accefferunt epiftola Ori- 
 genis ad ipfum Gregorium, necnon vita ejufJem, per 
 S. Gregorium NyfTen. confcripta. Gr. et Lat. 385 
 
 258. Pontii Diaconi opufculum de vita et paffione S. 
 Cypriani, accedunt Adta Proconfularia - 470 
 
 258. S. Dionylii Alexandrini quse fuperant ex ejus ope- 
 ribus et epiftolis. Gr. et Lat. - - -481 
 
 300 
 
 BIBL. Patr. Gallandii {continued). 
 Floruit circa A.D. 
 
 260. S. Dionyfii papas fragmentum adverfus Sabellianos. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. 538 
 
 266. Magnetis fragmentum - - . . ^41 
 
 270. S. Felicis papae et martyris fragmentum 542 
 
 270. S. Anatolii Alexandrini canon pafchalis 545 
 
 270. Malchionis epiftola. Gr. et Lat. - 558 
 
 278. S. Archelai adla difputationis cum Manete Haere- 
 fiarcha. Gr. et Lat. ----- 569 
 
 280. Commodiani inftrudliones adverfus gentium Deos 
 pro Chriftiana difciplina, acceffit Antonii carmen ad- 
 verfus gentes - - - - - 621 
 
 2S4. Theognofti Alexandrini fragmenta ex libris vii. 
 Hypotypoieon. Gr. et Lat. ... 66a 
 
 290. S. Methodii opera. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Convivium decem virginum - . . 670 
 
 Liber de libero arbitrio - - - - 761 
 
 Excerpta ------- 772 
 
 Fragmenta ------ 803 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1768. 
 Prolegomena. 
 290. S. Pamphili prefbyteri et martyris expofitio capi- 
 tum Adtuum Apoftolorum. Gr. et Lat. - 3 
 
 • Apologia pro Orjgene. Gr. et Lat. - 8 
 
 Adla paflionis ex libris Eufebii de illius vita. Gr. 
 
 et Lat. 41 
 
 294. S. Vidlorini Petavionenfis traftatus de fabrica 
 mundi, ex ejus commentario in Genefim - 49 
 
 Scholia in Apocalypfim - - - - 52 
 
 296. S. Phileae excerptum ex epiftola de martyribus 
 
 Alexandrinis - . . - . 65 
 
 ^-^ Epiftola ad Meletium Lycopolitanum - 67 
 
 298. S. Theonae epiftola . - . - 69 
 
 300. Alexandri Lycopolitani tradlatus de placitis Mani- 
 
 chaeorum. Gr. et Lat. - - - - 73 
 
 306. S. Petri epifcopi Alexandrini epiftola canonica, T. 
 
 Ball'amonis et J. Zonarae commentariis illuftrata. Gr. 
 
 et Lat. - 9r 
 
 Fragmenta et epift. ad ecclefiam Alexandrinam 108 
 
 306. Nili teftis oculati martyrium S. Theodoti Ancyrani 
 
 et feptem cum eo virginum. Gr. et Lat. - 114 
 310. Arnobii Afri adverfus Gentes, libri vii. cum com- 
 mentariis - - -- - - 133 
 
 320. Ladtantii opera omnia - - - - 229 
 
 321. Celfi prjefatio de Judaica incredulitate 437 
 
 322. S. Alexandri epifcopi Alexandrini epiftola de Ariana 
 haerefi. Gr. et Lat. - - - - 441 
 
 324. Anonymi carmen de laudibus Domini - 457 
 
 325. Eufebii demonftrationis evangelic^ prooemium et 
 capita iii. priora, &c. - - - - 461 
 
 ■ Opufcula xiv. jam primum in lucem edita, Sir- 
 
 mondi ------- 469 
 
 326. S. Euftathii Antiocheni epifc. de Engaftrimytho 
 differtitio, adverfus Origenem, item Origenis de eadem. 
 Et fragmenta S. Euftathii. Gr. et Lat. 541 
 
 328. Juvenci Hifpani liber in Genefim - - 587 
 
 In hiftoriam evangelicam carmina 
 
 330. S. Antonii Magni abbatis fermones, epiftolas, regula 
 et documenta. Gr. et Lat. - - - ^33 
 
 336. S. Pachomii regula, epiftolae, ac verba myftica. Ac- 
 cefferunt prascepta ejufdem - - - 715 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1769. 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 340. S. Jacobi Nifibeni fermones, praemitritur epiftola S. 
 Gregorii illuminatoris ad S. Jacobum Nifibenum. Sub- 
 jicitur fermo, feu epiftola fynodica audioris Armeni 
 incerti. Arm. et Lat. - - - iii-clxiv 
 
 342. S. Julii I. papae epiftolae, accefferunt Marcelli epi- 
 fcopi Ancyrani epiftola, et Eugenii legatio j nee non 
 confeffio ecclefiae Ancyrani. Gr. et Lat. - 3 
 
 344. Julii Firmici Materni liber de errore profanarum 
 religionum ------ 23
 
 301 
 
 302 
 
 BIBL. Patr. Gallaiidii [continued). 
 
 Floruit circa A.D. 
 
 345. S. Orfiefii dodliina de inftitutione monachorum 40 
 
 De lex cogitationibus fanttoruin libcUus - 51 
 
 347. S. Serapionis liber adverfus Manichaeos 52 
 
 353. Liberii papas epiftolae, acceflit oratio ejufdem 65 
 
 354. S. Eufebii Vercellenfis epiftolae - - 78 
 
 355. Hofii Cordubenfis epiftola - - - 81 
 
 356. S. Hilarii Piftavenfis Pfalmorum xv. xxxi. et xli. 
 interpretatio, quae in novis editionibus deiideratur, 
 acceffit vetuftiffimi fcriptoris anonymi lermo, in die 
 Paichads, in quo Pfalmus 149 explicatur 85 
 
 357. Potami tradtatus duo et epiftola ad S. Athanafiam 96 
 
 361. S.Meletii oratio Antiochia; et epiftola ad Jovianum 
 
 100 
 
 362. S. Zenonis Veronenfis traftatus - - 109 
 
 362. S. Athanalii Alexandrini operum aliquot fragmenta, 
 in ed. Bened. defiderantur. Gr. et Lat. - 161 
 
 363. B. Marci Diadochi fermo contra Arianos. Gr. et 
 Lat. ....--. 242 
 
 363. S. Phosbadii opufcula adverfus Arianos 250 
 
 363. Titi Boftrenfis libri tres adverfus Manichaeos, acces- 
 ferunt fupplementa e parallelis Damafcenicis Rupefu- 
 caldenfis, nee non ejufdem oiatio in Ramos Palmarum. 
 Gr. et Lat. - - - - - 269 
 
 364. Apollinarii metaphrafis Pfalmorum. Gr. et Lat. 359 
 368. S. Optati de fchifmate Donatiflarum libri vii. 462 
 
 Acceffere monumenta Vetera ad Donatiftarum hifto- 
 riam pertinentia ----- 462 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1770. 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 368. S. Caefarii dialogi iv. Gr. et Lat. - 3 
 
 368. Luciferi Caralitani opufcula. 
 
 Pro S. Athanafio - - - - ' ^55 
 
 De regibus apoftaticis ... - 159 
 
 De non conveniendo cum haereticis - - 209 
 
 De non parcendo in Deum delinquentibus 220 
 
 De eo quod moriendum fit pro Dei Filio - 245 
 
 Epiftola -.-.--. 257 
 
 368. Didymi Alexandrini opera. 
 
 De Spiritu Sanfco - - . • - 264 
 
 In epiftolas canonicas breves enarrationes - 286 
 
 Contra Manichsos . - . . 309 
 
 370. S. Damafi papae epiftolae et carmina - 321 
 
 370. S. Giegorii Nazianzeni carmina et epiftolse in ope- 
 rum editionibus defiderantur. Gr. et Lat. 352 
 
 370. S. Amphilochii Iconienfis opera, quae exftant In- 
 tegra. Gr. et Lat. - - - - 463 
 
 370. S. Gregorii Nyffeni opera et epiftolae in ejus ope- 
 rum editionibus defiderantur. Gr. et Lat. 
 Antirrheticus adverfus Apollinarem - - 517 
 Teftimonia adverfus Judaeos ■ - - 578 
 Laudatio altera S. Stephani. 
 
 Sermo de Spiritu Sandlo. 
 
 Epiftolae xxii. . . - . - 604 
 
 Sermo de divinitate - . - - 638 
 
 De anima - - - - - - 641 
 
 Expofitio Cantici Canticorum - - 645 
 
 Fragmenta - - - - - -708 
 
 Vol. 7. 1770. 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 371. S. Macarii .^gyptii homiliae et opufcula afcetica. 
 Gr. et Lat. 3 
 
 371. S. Macarii Alexandrini fermo de exitu animas jus- 
 torum et peccatorum, regula ad monachos, et epiftola 
 ad monachos. Gr. et Lat. _ _ _ j-jy 
 
 371. SS. Serapionis, Macarii, Paphnutii, et alterius Ma- 
 carii regula ad monachos - _ - 243 
 
 371. Regula Orientalis, ex Patrum Orientalium regulis 
 colledla a Vigilio - - . _ - 249 
 
 372. S. Paciani Barcilonenfis epiftolae tres. Parsenefis ad 
 pcenitentiam et fermo de baptifmo - - 257 
 
 372. B. Ifaiae orationes, regula ad monachos, et capi- 
 tula ------- 2J9 
 
 BIBL. Patr. Gallandii (continued). 
 
 Floruit circa a.d. 
 
 373. S. Bafilii Magni fermo. Gr. et Lat. - 330 
 
 375. Petri ii. Epifc. Alex, epiftolae. Gr. et Lat. 337 
 380. Timothei Alexand. refponfa canonica - 345 
 380. Nemefii liber de natura hominis. Gr. et Lat. 353 
 
 382. S. Arfenii dodlrina et exhortatio. Gr. et Lat. 426 
 
 Apophthegmata. Gr. et Lat. - - 429 
 
 383. Fauftini opera ----- 441 
 
 384. S. Philaftrii liber de hjcrefibus - - 480 
 
 385. B. Hieronymi dialogus de S. Trinitate. Gr. et 
 Lat. - - - - - - 522 
 
 Commentatio Chriftiano cuilibet utilis. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 527 
 
 386. S. Siricii papae epiftolae et decreta - 533 
 386. Evagrii Pontici opera. Gr. et Lat. - 553 
 386. S. Auguftini de natura et origine animae, epiftola 
 
 fecunda, &c. ----- 5S2 
 
 3S6. Breviarium fidei adverfus Arianos - - 589 
 
 386. Ifaac ex Judaeo liber fidei de S. Trin. et incarna- 
 
 tione Domini ----- 597 
 
 386. S. Martini Turonenfis Trinitatis confeflio 599 
 
 387. Theophili Alexandrini opera. Gr. et Lat. 603 
 387. S. Ambrofii hiftoriae, de excidio urbis Herofolymi- 
 
 tanar, et hymni tres ----- 655 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 8. 1772. 
 Prolegomena. 
 390. S. Marci Eremitae opufcula. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 De lege fpirituali . - _ - 3 
 
 De his qui putant fe ex operibus juftificari - 13 
 
 De poenitentia ----- 28 
 
 Refponfio ad eos qui de divino baptifmate dubitant 36 
 Ad Nicolaum praecepta animae falutaria - 55 
 
 Capitula de temperantia _ - - 66 
 
 Difputatio cum quodam Cauffidico - - 73 
 
 Confultatio intelledlus cum fua ipfius anima 87 
 
 De jejunio ------ 90 
 
 De Melchifedech ----- 92 
 
 390. Tichonii Afri liber de feptem regulig - 107 
 
 390. S. Aurelii Carthaginienfis epiftola - - 129 
 
 390. F. M. Vidlorini Afri opera omnia - 133 
 
 Contra Manichaeos - - - - -I33 
 
 De principio diei. Gen. I. 5. - - J 37 
 
 De generatione divina - - - - 140 
 
 De generatione divini Verbi . - - 143 
 
 Ad M. Vidlorinum epiftola - - - 151 
 
 Adverfus Arium ----- 152 
 
 De '0^ooJ(7/ii/ recipiendo - - - - J 98 
 
 Hymni III. '----- 199 
 
 390. S. Vigilii Tridentini epiftolae - - - 203 
 
 394. Severi rhetoris carmen - - - 207 
 
 395. S. Paulini epifc. Nolani carmina - - 211 
 
 396. S. Viftricii liber de laude fandorum - 228 
 
 397. Q^ J. Hilariani chronologia, five libellus de mundi 
 duratione - - - - - "^3 5 
 
 398. S. Chryfoftomi opufcula tria. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 In pcenitentiam Ninivitarum - - - 239 
 
 Specimen expofitionis in Jobum - - - 243 
 
 Epiftola ad Eudoxiam - - - - 244 
 
 399. S. Anaftafii I. papae epiftolae - - - 246 
 
 400. B. Eufebii Alexandrini oratio de die Dominico. 
 Gr. et Lat. ----- 252 
 
 400. Philonis Carpafii fragmenta. Gr. et Lat. 256 
 
 402. Palladii dialogus de vita S. Chryfoftomi. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. ------- 259 
 
 402. S. Chromatii traftatus xviii. in S. Matthasi evan- 
 gelium - - -_- - - 333 
 
 403. Sulpicil Severi opera omnia - - - 355 
 405. A. Prudentii dementis opera omnia. 
 
 Liber de coronis - - - - - 43 5 
 
 Liber de divinitate ----- 469 
 Liber de origine peccatorum - - - 48 1 
 
 Liber de pugna animi - - - "49^ 
 
 Libii II. contra Symmachum - - - 502
 
 303 
 
 304 
 
 BI6L. Patr. Gallandii [continued). 
 
 Floruit circa a.d. 
 
 Liber hymnorum per horas diei - - - 522 
 
 Manuale V. et N. Teftamenti - - 539 
 
 410. S. Innocentii I. papae epiftolas xlii. - - 545 
 
 418. Marii Mercatoris opera omnia - - 613 
 
 Appendix : 
 
 S. Auguftini cenfura regularum Tichonii Donatiftae 741 
 Q. J- Hilariani expoiitum de die Palchae et menfis 745 
 
 Vol. 9. 1773. 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 417. S. Zolimi papae epiftolae . - . i 
 
 418. Paullini Mediolanenfis opufcula iii. - 23 
 
 419. S. Bonifacii papae epiftolae - - - 45 
 
 419. Paulli Orofii opera . - - - 63 
 
 420. Bachiarii monachi opufcula. I, De fide: 2. De 
 reparatione lapfi - - - - -183 
 
 421. Zacchai Chriftiani et Apollonii philofophi con- 
 fultationum libri iii. ... 205 
 
 Altercatio inter Chriftianum et Judaeum, auftore 
 
 Evagrio - - - - - - -250 
 
 422. Marci Diaconi vita S. Porphyrii - - 259 
 
 423. S. Cseleftini I. papae epiftolae et decreta. Gr. et 
 Lat. 287 
 
 424. S. Maximi Taurinenfis homilias qua; in antea 
 editis defiderantur ----- 349 
 
 426. Leporii libellus emendationis - - - 396 
 
 427. Philippi Sidenfis fragmentum de fcholae cateche- 
 ticE Alexandrinae fucceffione - - - 401 
 
 427. Merobaudis carmen de Chrifto - - 402 
 
 428. Theodoreti opulcula et fragmenta quae tum in 
 editione Sirmondiana, tum in audtario Garneriano 
 defiderantur. Gr. et Lat. . . . 405 
 
 429. Theodoti epilc. Ancyrani opufcula. Gr. etLat. 425 
 
 430. Faftidii Britannorum epifc. liber de vita Chrifldana 
 
 48 1 
 
 431. Capreoli epiftolae ----- 490 
 
 432. Firmi epiftolae. Gr. et Lat. - - 499 
 
 433. S. Lupi Trecenfis epiftolae - - - 516 
 
 434. S. Xyfti in. papae epiftolae et decreta - 518 
 
 435. Sedulii libri v. Pafchale carmen infcripti, hymni, 
 &c. - - - - - - - - 535 
 
 438. S. Prodi opera omnia. Gr. et Lat. - 603 
 
 440. Dracontii hexaemeron - - - - 705 
 
 400. Appendix, qua continetur Philonis epifc. Carpafii 
 
 enarratio in Cantica Canticorum. Gr. et Lat. 713 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol 
 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 445. Salviani opera . - - . . ^ 
 
 445. S. Vincentii Lerinenfis commonitorium 103 
 
 448. S. Valeriani homiliae xx. et epiftola ad monachos 125 
 448. S. Patricii Hibernorum apoftoli opufcula 159 
 
 450. S. Orientii commonitorium - - 185 
 
 458. Euthalii Adluum Apoftolorum et epiftolarum editio. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. - - - - - -199 
 
 460. Idatii chronicon et fafti confulares - 323 
 
 460. Marcellini chronicon - - . - 343 
 
 461. Praedeftinatus five praedeftinatorum hasrefis, et Sir- 
 mondi hiftoria praedeftinatiana - - - 357 
 
 470. Mamerti Claudiani opera ; De ftatu animas libri iii., 
 epiftolae ii. et hymnus de paflione Domini - 415 
 
 472. C. SoUii Apollinaris Sidonii opera : epiftolx et 
 carmina . - . . . ^61 
 
 486. .^neae Gazaei dialogus de animarum immortalitate 
 et corporum refurredlione. Gr. et Lat. - 627 
 
 488. Pontificum Romanarum Felicis IIL Gelafii et 
 Vigilii epiftolae x. et hiftoria Eutychianiftarum 665 
 
 494. S. Avici Archiep. Viennenfis opera - 697 
 
 Appendix : epiftolae et fragmenta - - - 792 
 
 496. Joannis S. R. E. Diaconi epiftola- 801 
 
 499. S. Remigii epiftolje iv. Teftamentum et car- 
 mina ---...- 804 
 Indices. 
 
 1774- 
 
 BIBL. Patr. Gallandii [continued). 
 Floruit circa A.D. Vol. 11. 1776. 
 Prolegomena. 
 502. S. Caefarii Arelatenfis homiliae xiv. et opufcula 3 
 510. S. Ennodii opera ----- 49 
 
 513. Severi, leu potius Hefychii Hierofolymitani con- 
 cordantia evangeliftarum circa ea quae in fepulchro 
 Domini contigerunt. Item de Sabbatis et de varietate 
 exemplarium S. Marci. Gr. et Lat. - 221 
 
 513. Petri Diaconi et aliorum qui in cauffa fidei a Graecis 
 ex oriente Romam mifli fuerunt, liber de incarna- 
 tione, &c. ------ 227 
 
 527. Agapeti Diaconi capita admonitoria. Gr. et Lat. 255 
 
 530. Zachariae Mitylenenfis difputatio de mundi opificio, 
 adverfus philofophos, et fyntagma contra Manichaeos. 
 Gr. et Lat. - 266 
 
 531. Theodorus de erroribus Origenianis - - 294 
 
 532. S. Benedidti Cafinenfis regula monachorum 298 
 
 533. Fulgentii Ferrandi epiftolae et opufcula - 329 
 535. Cofmae Egyptii Chriftiana topographia, five Chrift- 
 
 ianorum opinio de mundo, Gr. et Lat. - 401 
 
 540. S. Barfanuphii do6lrina,circaopiniones Origenis 592 
 540. S. Gregentii difputatio cum Herbano Judaeo. Gr. 
 
 et Lat. ...--- 592 
 
 547. Facundi pro defenfione trium capitulorum Concilii 
 Calchedonenfis libri xii. . - - - 665 
 Index. 
 
 Vol. 12. 1778. 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 548. Ifaacl Syri liber de contemptu mundi - 3 
 54S. S. Leonis Senonenfis epiftola ad Childebertum 36 
 
 549. Ruftici contra Acephalos difputatio - 37 
 
 550. Junilii Africani de partibus divinae legis libri duo 77 
 
 551. Aratoris hiftoria apoftolica et epiftolae tres , 93 
 
 552. Agnelli epiftola de ratione fidei - - 117 
 554. Liberati Breviarium cauflae Neftorianorum et Euty- 
 
 chianorum ------ 119 
 
 556. Gildae Sapientis de excidio Brltanniae liber querulus 
 
 180 
 563. S. Nicetii Trevirenfis opufcula ii. de vigiliis fervo- 
 
 rum Dei et de pfalmodiae bono. Item epiftolae ii. (769) 
 565. Vidloris Tununenfis chronicon continuans ubi Pro- 
 
 fper definit - - - - - -321 
 
 570. S. Anaftafii Sinaitse orationes v. et fermones iii. 
 
 nee non traftatus de tribus Ouadragefimis. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 234 
 572. S. Martini Dumienfis opufcula vii. - 273 
 
 578. S. Gregorii Antiocheni fermo et oratio - 289 
 
 580. S. Eulogii fermo, et de duabus naturis J. C. Gr. 
 et Lat. _.---- 300 
 
 581. Marii Aventicenfis chronicon a tempore quo Profper 
 definit ufque ad annum 581. Accefiit Venantii For- 
 tunati expofitio fidei catholicae - - - 3^^ 
 
 589. S. Columbani opera _ _ - 319 
 Regula ccenobialis. 
 
 Pcenitentialis. 
 
 De pcenitentiarum menlura taxanda. 
 
 Sermones varii. 
 
 Epiftolae. 
 
 Carmina. 
 
 590. Joannis Biclarienfis chronicon continuans ubi Viftor 
 definit ------- 363 
 
 596. B. Dorothei expofitiones. Gr. et Lat. - 369 
 
 6co. Joannis Philoponi de mundi creatione libri vii. et 
 
 difputatio de Pafchate. Gr. et Lat. - 471 
 
 610. Leontii monachi opera. Gr. et Lat. - 623 
 
 620. S. Galli confefforis fermo - - - 751 
 
 646. B. Eugenii Toletani opufcula - - - 761 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 13. 1779. 
 Prolegomena. 
 648. Thalaflii monachi de caritate ac continentia, nec- 
 
 non de regimine mentis centurias iv. Gr. et Lat. 3 
 650. Theodori Rhaituenfis praeparatio et exercitatio de 
 
 divina incarnatione. Gr. et Lat. - 21
 
 305 
 
 3o6 
 
 BIBL. Patr. Gallandii {continued). 
 
 669. Anaftafii Bibliothecarii fedis apoftolicae colleftanea. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. ------ 32 
 
 675. Andreae Cretenfis orationes xi. Gr. et Lat. 93 
 680. JoannisTheffalonicenfis oratio, in mulieres ferentes 
 
 unguenta, et fragmenta. Gr. et Lat. - 185 
 
 690. EvantiiAbbatisepift.deefufanguinisanimalium 198 
 715. German! hiftoria ecclefiaftica et myftica contem- 
 
 platio, et libellus de fex fynodis cecumenicis. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. ------- 203 
 
 725. Cofma; Hierofolymitani hymni. Gr. et Lat. 234 
 
 735. Bedae epiftola ad Egbertum - - 261 
 
 736. Egbert! Eboracenfis dialogus de ecclefiaftica infti- 
 tutione ------- 266 
 
 740. Joannis Hierofolymitani narratio. Gr. et Lat. 270 
 745. S. Joannis Damafceni difputatio Saraceni et Chrift- 
 
 iani. Gr. et Lat. - - - - 272 
 
 756. Pirminii libellus de fingulis libris canonicis 277 
 770. Theodori Abucara libellus de unione et incarna- 
 
 tione, &c. Gr. et Lat. - ... - 286 
 
 785. Etherii et Beat! adverfus Elipandum libro duo 290 
 
 785. Joannis Damafceni opufcula adverfus Iconoclaftas 
 
 786. Tharafii Patriarchae epift. ad Adrianum papam 372 
 791. Anonym! dogmata orthodoxa - - 377 
 795. Leidradi Lugdunenfis liber de facramento baptifmi 
 
 382 
 800. Jefle Ambianenfis epiftola - - - 397 
 
 810. S. Agobardi opufcula xxvii. - - 405 
 
 817. S. Gregorii Decapolitae fermo hiftoricus. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. .-..-...- - - - .- 513 
 
 825. Halitcarii de vitiis et virtutibus et de ordine pceni- 
 
 tentium, libri v. - - - - - 521 
 
 825. Liber poenitentialis - - - . 544 
 
 851. Amulonis Lugdunenfis epiftolx, et opufcula duo de 
 
 praefcientia et praedeftinatione - - - 553 
 
 855. Audradi epiftola at Hincmarum - - 565 
 
 Libellus de fonte vitas - - - 566 
 
 862. Servati Lup! de tribus quaeftionibus libellus et epift. 
 
 ad Carolum Calvum ----- 587 
 880. Flori Lugdunenfis liber deeledlionibus epifcoporum 
 
 890. Phot!! oratio, enarratio de Manichaeorum repullula- 
 tione, et quaeftiones xlvi. Gr. et Lat. - 695 
 
 900. S. Notkeri Balbuli notatio de illuftribus interpre- 
 tibus - - - - - - -755 
 
 Martyrologium - - - . 760 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 14. 1781. 
 
 901. Jofeppi Chriftiani libellus memorialis. Gr. et Lat. I 
 910. Formula recipiend! eos qui a Manichaeorum etPaul- 
 
 licanorum haerefi convertuntur. Gr. et Lat. 87 
 
 920. Abbonis monachi fermones v. feledli - 99 
 
 935. Hippolyti Theban! fragmenta varia. Gr.etLat. 106 
 
 950. Conftantini Porphyrogennitae narratio de divina 
 
 Chrifti imagine EdefTena ad Augarum miffa. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. ------- 120 
 
 980. Gilbert! philofophi fermo de informatione epifco- 
 porum - - - - - - -133 
 
 1000. Abbonis abbatis apologeticus, epiftolae, et canones 
 
 137 
 
 1016. S. Fulberti traftatus, in illud Aftor. xii. i, Mifit 
 
 Herodes rex manus, &c. Item epiftola ejus 177 
 
 1055. Humbertus Silvae Candidae, — 
 Adverfus Grascorum calumnias. 
 Nicetas contra Latinos 
 Humbertus contra Nicetam - - - 
 Commemoratio et epiftola - 
 
 1056. B. Samonae, Gazae civitatis epifcopi, difceptatio de 
 corpore ac fanguine Domini in euchariftia. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 225 
 
 1060. Gozechin! epiftola - - . - 230 
 
 1062. Widmundi epiftola . . . . 2^.0 
 
 1068. Durandi Leodlcenfis epiftola contra Brunonem et 
 
 Berengarium ----- 244 
 
 192 
 2ts 
 223 
 
 BIBL. Patr. Gallandii {continued). 
 
 1068. Durandi abbatis Troarnenfis liber de corpore et 
 fanguine Chrifti contra Berengarium - - 245 
 
 1080. Philippi Solitarii tradtatus de rebus Armeniae. Gr. 
 et Lat. ------ 266 
 
 1090. Euthymii Zigabeni monumenta varia. Gr.etLat. 
 Confutatio haerefis Ifmaelitarum - - - 277 
 
 Viftoria de Maffalianorum fefta - - 293 
 
 Specimen catenae ineditae ad quatuor Evangeliftas 297 
 Specimen fcholiorum in Pfalmos [i— 13.] - 323 
 Expofitio fymboli - - - - 33* 
 
 1 100. S. Hildeberti epiftolae et fermones - - 337 
 
 1 120. Nicetae Byzantii refutatio epiftolae ab Armenije 
 principe mifTae. Gr. et Lat. - - - 347 
 
 1 125. Hermann! Tornacenfis traftatus de incarnatione 
 D. N.I. C. - - - - - - 381 
 
 1137. Guillelmi Remenfis excerpta ex libris S. Gregorii 
 M. fuper Cantica Canticorum - - - 394 
 
 1 145. S. Ifaaci oratio adverfus Armenios hjereticos. Gr. 
 et Lat. - - - - - - - 41 1 
 
 1 1 54. Eckbert! fermones adverfus Catharos - 447 
 
 1162. Ernaldi opufcula duo. 
 
 Commentarius in Pfalmum 132 - - - 487 
 
 Libellus de donis Spiritus Sanfti - - 496 
 
 1 164. Gultheri Tornacenfis et Balduini Valentianenfis 
 dialog! contra Judaeos - - - - 5° 5 
 
 1 168. Bernard! abbatis Fontis Calidi tradatus contra 
 Waldenfes et Arianos - - - - 520 
 
 1 1 69. Gerhohi epiftolae, expofitio in Pfalmum 64, five 
 liber de corrupto ftatu ecclefiae, et opufculum de gloria 
 et honore Fill! hominis . - . - 541 
 
 1200. Petri Blaefenfis epiftolae duae - - 633 
 
 Indices. 
 
 230. Appendix : Origenis fcholia in Pentat. Jof Jud. 
 Reges, Prov. Eccl. Job, Pfal. Matth. et Luc. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. .'..'.. ^ 
 
 254. Dionyfii Alex, commentarium in principium 
 
 Ecclefiaftas et interpretatio in Luc, 22. 42-48. Gr. 
 et Lat. - - - - - - 115 
 
 255. S. Gregorii Thaumaturgi fragmentum in 
 
 Matt. 6. 22, 23. Gr.etLat. - - - 119 
 
 325. Helenae et Conftantini epiftolae. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. ------- 121 
 
 360. S. Onuphrii vita. Gr. et Lat. - 122 
 
 380. Nedlarii enarratio. Gr. et Lat. 128 
 
 390. Chryfoftomi homiliae ii. de eleemofyna et 
 
 in Divitem et Lazarum, &c. Gr. et Lat. 136 
 
 400. Severiani Gabalorum epifcopi oratio in Dei 
 
 apparitionem. Gr. et Lat. - - - 145 
 
 410. Cyrilli Alex, epiftolae duae. Gr.etLat. 150 
 
 6^0. ■ S. Maximi Monachi animadverfio brevis ad 
 
 eos qui dicunt, animas ante vel poft corpora exfiftere. 
 Gr.etLat. - - - - - - I53 
 
 Indices. 
 
 A volume v^ras publifhed at Venice, 1 781, in folio, under 
 the following title, all the contents of which are included 
 in the above work; the laft article (Cofmas) in vol. 11, 
 and the others in the appendix to vol. 14 : — Veterum 
 Patrum Ecclefiafticorum Scriptorum Analefta Nova, hoc eft 
 Origenis, Dionyfii Alexandrini, Gregorii Thaumaturgi, 
 Helenas et Conftantini, Paphnutii, Nedlarii Conft. J. Chry- 
 foftomi, Severiani Gabalitani, Cyrilli Alexandrini, et Maximi 
 Monachi. Nunc fere primum Grsece et Latlne prodeunda. 
 Accedit Cofmae Indicopleuftae .^gyptii Monachi Topogra- 
 phia Chriftiana. 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Patrum Ecclefis Catholics, 
 qui ante Orientis ct Occidentis fchifma florue- 
 runt. Deleftu prefbyterorum quorundam Ox- 
 onienfium, Gr. 9 vol. 8°. O.vf. 1838 
 
 Vol. I. S. Auguftini confeffiones [edidit E. B. Pufey]. 
 Vol. 2, 3, 4. S. Chryfoftomi homiliae in Matthaeum, 
 
 3 vol. 
 Vol. 5. S. Chryfoftomi homilis in epiftolam primam 
 
 ad Corinthios. 
 
 X
 
 3°? 
 
 3o8 
 
 BIBL. Patrum (continued). 
 
 Vol. 6. S. Chryfoftomi in epiftolam ad Corinthios pofte- 
 riorem homiliae xxx. 
 
 Vol. 7. S. Chryfoftomi in epiftolam ad Romanos homi- 
 lix xxxii. 
 
 Vol. 8. Theodoreti commentarius in omnes D. Paul! 
 epiftolas. 
 
 Vol. 9. S. Chryfoftomi in epiftolam ad Ephefios homi- 
 liae xxiv. 
 
 To be continued. 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Fratrum Folononim qui Uni- 
 tarii appellantur, continens opera omnia Johan- 
 nis Crellii, Ludovici Wolfogenii, Faufti Socini 
 Senenfis, et exegetica Jons Schlichtingii a Bu- 
 cowiec. 7 vol. folio. Irenop. 1656 
 
 [Et Samuelis Przipcovii opera Eleuth. 1692. 
 I vol.] 
 
 For contents, fee under each author. 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Telleriana, five Catalogus li- 
 brorum Bibliothecae C M. Le Tellier, Archi- 
 epifcopi Ducis Remenfis. Folio. Par. 1693 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Cliethamensis, fiveBibliothecs 
 publicas Mancunienfis ab Humfredo Chetham 
 Armigero fundata? catalogus, exhibens libros in 
 varias claffes pro varietate argument! diftributos. 
 Edita J. Radcliffe, A.M. 2 vol. 8°. Man- 
 cunit, 1 79 1. Vol. 3, edidit G. P. Grefwell. 
 8°. Mane. [Manchefter], 1826 
 
 BIBLIOTHECA Anglo-Poetica ; or, a defcrip- 
 tive catalogue of a rare and rich colleftion of 
 Early Englifh poetry, in the pofleflion of Long- 
 man, Hurrt, Rees, Orme, and Brown. Royal 
 8°. Lond. 1815 
 
 BIBLIOTHEQUE Portative des ecrivains Fran- 
 cois, ou choix des meilleurs morceaux extraits 
 de leurs ouvrages. Par MM. Moyfant et de 
 Levezac. Seconde edit. 3 vol. 8°. Z»W. 1803 
 Vol. 1 and 2. Profe. Vol. 3. Verfe. 
 
 BICHENO, J., M.A. 
 
 The reftoration of the Jews the crifis of all 
 nations. To which is now prefixed a brief 
 hiftory of the Jews, from their firft difperfion 
 to 1806. Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1807 
 
 BICKERSTETH, Edward, Reftor of Watton, 
 Herts. 
 
 A pious and excellent clergyman, and ufeful writer. 
 Born, at Kirkby Lonfdale, 1786. He had no univerfity 
 education. Pradlifed as a lawyer in Norwich from i8l2 
 to 18 1 5. Ordained by the Biftiop of Norwich, 1815; and 
 became Secretary to the Church Miflionary Society, and 
 Minifter of Wheler Chapel, Spitalfields. Redor of Watton, 
 183c, where he died, 1850. 
 
 The Chriftian ftudent, defigned to aflift Chrift- 
 ians in general in acquiring religious know- 
 ledge, with lifts of books adapted to the various 
 dalles of fociety. Third edition, correfted. 
 12°. Lond. 1832 
 
 A treatife on prayer, defigned to aflift in the de- 
 vout difcharge of that duty. Thirteenth edit, 
 correfted and enlarged. 12°. Lond. 1834 
 
 The Chriftian hearer, defigned to fhow the im- 
 portance of hearing the Word and to aflift 
 
 BICKERSTETH, Edward {continued). 
 
 Chriftians in hearing with profit. Fourth edit. 
 12°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Treatife on the Lord's Supper, defigned as a guide 
 and companion to the Holy Communion. 
 Tenth edition, enlarged. 12°. Lond. 1838 
 
 Praftical guide to the prophecies, with reference 
 to their interpretation and fulfilment, and to 
 perfonal edification. Fourth edition, much 
 enlarged. 12°. Lund. 1835 
 
 The Chriftian Fathers of the firft and fecond 
 centuries ; their principal remains at large, 
 with feleftions from their other writings. Con- 
 taining Clement, Ignatius, Polycarp, Juftin, 
 Athenagoras, Tatian, Irensus, Theophilus. 
 12°. Lond. 1838 
 
 Preparednefs for the day of Chrift urged. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 A harmony of the Four Gofpels, founded on the 
 arrangement of the Harmonia Evangelica, by 
 the Rev. E. GreflAvell. With praftical re- 
 fleftions from Doddridge. Sm. 8°. Lond. i%t^z 
 
 A Scripture help, defigned to aflift in reading the 
 Bible profitably. Thirteenth edition. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 
 A treatife on baptifm, defigned as a help to the 
 due improvement of that Holy Sacrament, as 
 adminiftered in the Church of England, i 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 
 Chriftian pfalmody ; a colleftion of above 800 
 pfalms, hymns, and fpiritual fongs. Forty- 
 feventh thoufand. 24°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 The reftoration of the Jews to their own land, 
 in connexion with their future converfion, and 
 the final bleflednefs of our earth. Second 
 edition, enlarged. 12°. Lond. 1841 
 
 The time to favour Zion ; or an appeal to the 
 Gentile churches in behalf of the Jews, being 
 the fubftance of four fermons [on A6ls, i. 7, 8 ; 
 Ifa. 62. 1,2; Ifa. 6"]. 6, 7 ; and Zech. 12. 
 10]. 12°. Edin. 1839 
 
 France; the prefent duty and blefl'ednefs of Bri- 
 tons, to relieve its fpiritual neceflities. The 
 fubftance of two fermons [on Afts, 16. 9 ; and 
 Pfa. 41-1]. 12°. Lond. 1840 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 18. 4. Come out of Rome [Prot. 
 Aflbc] 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 The figns of the times in the Eaft, a warning to 
 the Weft ; being a practical view of our 
 duties in the light of the prophecies which 
 illuftrate the prefent and future ftate of the 
 Church and of the world. 12°. Lond. 1845 
 
 The promifed glory of the Church of Chrift. 
 12°. Lond. 1844 
 
 A brief praflical view of the Evangelical Alliance. 
 Fourthedit. enlarged. Pp. 64. 8". ZoW. 1846 
 
 (Memoir of). By the Rev. T. R. Birks, M.A., 
 Redor of Kelfliall, Herts. Second edition, 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 A uniform edition of the principal works of Mr. Bick-
 
 309 
 
 3IO 
 
 BICKERSTETH, Edward {continued). 
 erfteth is now printing in i6 vol. foollcap S''. It will con- 
 tain,— Chriftian Truth, The Chriftian Student, Scripture 
 Help, Treatile on the Lord's Supper, Treatife on Prayer, 
 The chief Concerns of Man, Family Expofitions of" the 
 Epiftles of St. John and St. Jude, Chriftian Hearer, Family 
 Prayers, Signs of the Times in the Eaft, Promifed Glory of 
 the Church, Reftoration of the Jews, Pradlical Guide to 
 the Prophecies, Treatife on Baptilm, The Divine Warning 
 to the Church. 
 
 BIDDLE, John, M.A. 
 
 A Socinian, who was baniftied to the IfleofScillyin the 
 protectorate of Oliver Cromwell. Borni6i5; died 1662. 
 A review of the life and ciiarafter of, by Jofhua 
 
 Toulmin, A.M. 12°. Z&W. 1789 
 
 BIDDULPH, Thomas Tregenna, M.A. 
 
 A pious clergyman, born at Claimes, Worcefterfhire, 
 1763. Educated at Queen's College, Oxford. Became 
 incumbent of St. James's, Briftol, where he continued until 
 his death, in 18 38, having been minifter of that church 
 forty years. 
 
 Praftica] eflays on the Morning and Evening Ser- 
 vices and Collefts in the Liturgy. Third 
 edition. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 Vol. I. Prefatory fentences, the exhortation, confeflion, 
 abfolution, Pfalms, Leflbns, Epiftles, &c. 
 Collefts, Advent i to Epiphany 3. 
 Vol. 2. Colledts, Epiphany 4 to Trinity 5. 
 Vol. 3. Trinity 6 to All Saints. 
 
 The doftrine of baptifmal regeneration as it has 
 been ftated in fome recent tradls, weighed in 
 the balance of the fanftuary. In three dia- 
 logues. Sm. 8°. Lend. 1837 
 
 The young churchman armed ; a catechifm for 
 junior members of the Church of England. 
 18°. Land. 1836 
 
 Baptifm a feal of the Chriftian Covenant ; or, 
 remarks on the former of two tradls intended 
 to convey correft notions of regeneration and 
 converJion, according to the fenfe of Holy 
 Scripture of the Church of England, by 
 Richard Mant, M.A. 8°. Lond. \^\6 
 
 A fearch after truth in its own field, the Holy 
 Scriptures ; or, a reference to apoftolic A6ls 
 and Epiftles, on the fubjeft of fome novel opi- 
 nions in theology. Second edition. Pp. viii. 
 63. 8°. BnJIol, 1 818 
 
 Divine influence ; or the operations of the Holy 
 Spirit, traced from the creation of man to the 
 confummation of all things. 8°. Land. 1824 
 
 A letter to the editor of the Quarterly Review 
 [31. Ill], occafioned by its animadverfions on 
 a work entitled Divine Influence. Pp. 30. 8°. 
 
 Brijtol, 1825 
 
 Plain and praflical fermons, intended chiefly for 
 family reading and parochial libraries. Three 
 feries. 12°. Land. 1838 
 
 Other works by Biddulph : Inconfiftency of Conformity 
 to the World, 12*^ ; Ledtures on Pfalm 51, 12°. ; Theology 
 of the Ancient Patriarchs, 2 vol. 8'' (this is a defence of 
 the Hutchinfonian philofophy). 
 
 BIDEMBACH, Felix. 
 
 Died 161 3. 
 Promptuarium connubiale ; hoc eft thematum 
 Biblicorum, quje in feftivitatibus nuptiarum 
 
 BIDEMBACH, Felix [continued). 
 
 pro concione traftati pofTunt. AccefTit traftatus 
 de caufis matrimonialibus. 8°. Franc. 161 2 
 
 Concionum poenitcntialium ct praeparatoriarum, 
 qu£e ad dignam Coenae Dominicae perccptio- 
 nem, ejufdem celebrationi, in vigiliis feftorum 
 atque aliis, prasmitti debent claflTes vii. 8^. 
 
 Tub. 1616 
 
 BIDLAKE, John, D.D. 
 
 Born, at Plymouth, 1755. Entered at Chrift Church, 
 Oxford. Became head-mafter of the Grammar-fchool at 
 Plymouth. Died 18 14. 
 
 The truth and confiftency of Divine revelation; 
 with fome remarks on the contrary extremes 
 of infidelity and enthufiafm. In eight dis- 
 courfes, 1 8 1 1 , at the Lefture founded by the 
 late Rev. John Bampton. 8°. Oxf. 181 1 
 Heb. 3. 12. On infidelity in general - - r 
 
 Rom. I. 20. Particular providence - - 35 
 
 John, I. 17. The Mofaic difpenfation - - 71 
 
 John, I. 17. The Chriftian difpenfation - 105 
 
 Aifts, 2.22. On fome of the evidences of Chriflianity 133 
 James, 3. 17. Errors of fanaticifm - - 153 
 
 James, 3. 17. On fome of the articles of our Church 
 which are mifreprefented by miftaken zeal (2 fer.) 1 7 5 
 Notes and obfervations - - - - 215 
 
 BIEL, John Christian. 
 
 A Lutheran divine, born, at Brunfwick, 1 687. Died 
 
 1745. His Thefaurus has been much improved by Schleus- 
 
 ner. See Schleusner. 
 
 Novus Thefaurus Philologicus, five lexicon in 
 LXX. et alios interpretes et fcriptores apo- 
 cryphos Veteris Teftamenti. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Hag. Com. i 779 
 
 Diflert. de purpura Lydia ad illuftrationem loci 
 Aft. xvi. 14. Ugolinus, 13. i 21, and 29. 467 
 
 Animadverfiones ad Altman. de Lydia Thyati- 
 renfi. Ibid. 29. 458 
 
 BIELFELD, M. le Baron de, Secretary of Lega- 
 tion to the King of Pruflia. 
 
 Born 1717; died 1770. 
 
 Inftitutions politiques, ouvrage, oil Ton traite de 
 le fociete civile ; des loix, de la police, des 
 finances, du commerce, des forces d'un etat. 
 4 vol. 12°. Par. 1762 
 
 BIERLING, Frederick William, Profeflbr of 
 Divinity at Rinteln, 
 Born, at Magdeburg, 1676 ; died 1728. 
 
 Diflertatio philologica de veterum Hebrsorum, 
 circa vitulam decollandam, ritibus. 
 
 Ugolinus, 26. 265 
 BIFIELD. See Byfield. 
 BIGLAND, John. 
 
 An induftrious author, of an excellent charafter. Died 
 1832. He publifhed Letters on the Study and Ufe of 
 Ancient and Modern Hiftory, and other works, befides 
 the following. 
 
 Letters on the modern hiftory and political afpe6l 
 of Europe. Second edition. 8°. Lond.x'iod 
 An hiftorical difplay of the efi*e6lsof phyfical and 
 moral caufes on the character and circumftances 
 of nations, including a comparifon of the an- 
 cients and moderns in regard to their Intel- 
 leftual and focial ftate. 8°. Land. \S\6
 
 311 
 BILLINGSLEY, John. 
 
 A Diffenting divine ; born, at Chefterfield, 1657 ; ad- 
 mitted of Trinity College, Cambridge, which he left at the 
 Reftoration ; became minifter of a congregation in Old 
 Jewry, London ; died 1722. He wrote the expofition of 
 Jude, in continuation of Matthew Henry's Commentary. 
 
 Sermons againft popery. 8°. Land. 1723 
 
 John, 5. 39. The right of the people to read the Scrip- 
 tures ----.._ I 
 
 2 Theffal. 2. 15. Of the perfedion of the Holy Scrip- 
 tures, as a rule of faith, of life, and of worfhip 16 
 
 Eph. 2. 20. The Holy Scriptures not dependent on the 
 authority of the Church for their credibility - 32 
 
 1 John, 4. I. Of the infallibility of the Church of 
 Rome, and the judge of controverfy - - 49 
 
 Col. I. iS. Of the head of the Church - - 65 
 
 Rom. 13. I. Obedience due from ecclefiaftics, as well 
 
 as others, to lawful governors - - - 81 
 
 2 ThefTal. 2. 3-10. The Antichrift - - 96 
 2 Cor. 6. 17, 18. Schifm - - - . 113 
 A(fts, 2. 42. The marks of a true Church - 136 
 Matt. 4. 10. Religious worflup due only to God, not to 
 
 faints and angels - - - - - jct 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. Purgatory - . . . 168 
 
 Rom. 6. 23. No fins venial - - - 183 
 
 Rom. 6. 23. Againft the merit of good works 199 
 
 Matt. 25. 9. Againft works of fupererogation 217 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Juftification by faith ... 234 
 John, 5. 21. Idolatry - . . . 248 
 
 I Cor. 4. 1 5. Againft religious fervice in an unknown 
 
 tongue ---.... 265 
 Heb. 10. 14. Againft the doftrine of indulgences 281 
 Heb. 13.4. Celibacy of the clergy - - 297 
 
 Heb. 6. II. Of affurance - - - - 313 
 
 Prov. 30. 6. The facraments in the Chriftian religion 
 
 not more than two - - - - 329 
 
 Mark, 14. 14. Againft tranfubftantiation - 343 
 
 Mark, 14. 23. The tyranny and facrilege of the Church 
 
 of Rome in denying the cup in the facrament to her 
 
 laity ----... 360 
 
 Heb. JO. II, 14, The facrifice of the mafs - 376 
 Heb. 10. 23. Implicit faith inconfiftent with Chriftian 
 , principles - 392 
 
 BILLINGSLEY, Nicholas. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 5. i. Ordination of Mr. Thos. 
 Morgan. 8°. Land. 171 7 
 
 BILLIUS, Andrew, of the Order of St. Augus- 
 tine Hermits. 
 
 Hiftoria in novem libros digefta ab anno 1402, 
 ufque ad annum 1 43 i . 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 19. 1 
 
 BILLROTH, Dr. Gustav.lateProfeffor ofPhilo- 
 fophy in the Univerfity of Halle. 
 
 Born, at Lubeck, 1808; died 1836. 
 
 A commentary on the Epiftles of Paul to the 
 Corinthians. Tranflated from the German, 
 with additional notes, by the Rev. W. Lindfay 
 Alexander, M.A. 2 vol. 12°. £din. 1837-38 
 
 BILSON, Thomas, D.D., Bifhop of Winchefter. 
 
 Born in Winchefter. Admitted of New College, Ox- 
 ford, 1565. Became Mafter of Winchefter School and 
 Prebendary of the Cathedral, and afterwards Warden of the 
 College. Bifhop of Winchefter, 1596. He was one of 
 the managers and fpeakers at the Hampton Court Con- 
 ference, 1604, and one of the tranflators of the prefent 
 verfion of the Bible. Died 1616. He was one of the 
 moft accompli/hed fcholars of his time. 
 
 The true difference between Chriftian fubjeftion 
 and unchriftian rebellion. 4°. Ox/. 1685* 
 
 312 
 
 BILSON, Bifhap {continued). 
 
 Written againft the jurifdiftion claimed for the pope 
 againft Queen Elizabeth ; alfo againft the Rhemifli New 
 Teftament. 
 
 The efFeft of certaine fermons touching the full 
 redemption of mankind by the death and 
 blood of Chrift Jefus ; wherein, befides the 
 merit of Chrift's fuifering, the manner of his 
 offering, the power of his death, &c., are 
 handled, what paines Chrift fuffered in his 
 foul on the crofFe, together with the place 
 and purpofe of his defcent to hell after death. 
 Black letter. 4°. Loud, i^gg 
 
 This fcarce book was publiftied by the encouragement of 
 Abp. Whitgift, and greatly alarmed the Puritans. It was 
 anfwered by Henry Jacob ; to which Bilfon wrote the fol- 
 lowing able work in reply : 
 
 The furvey of Chrift's fufierings for man's re- 
 demption, and of his defcent to hell, or Hades, 
 for our deliverance. Folio. Lofid. 1604* 
 
 The perpetual government of Chrift's Church. 
 A new edition, with a biographical notice, by 
 the Rev. Robert Eden, M.A. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. Ufiiver. Prefs, 1842 
 One of the ableft treatifes in favour of epifcopacy ever 
 
 written. Originally publilhed 1593, in 4°. 
 
 The nature of Chrift's death and the infinite 
 merit of his fufFerings. 
 
 Tradls of Angl. Fathers, 2. 73 
 
 BILSTONE, John, M.A., Chaplain of All 
 Souls College, Oxford. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 15. 10. Grace confidered in 
 its operations on the underftanding, the will, 
 and the affeftions. 8°. Oxf. 1756 
 
 BINCHIUS, M. Johannes, Paftor apud Her- 
 vordienfes. 
 
 Mellificium theologicum ad difputandum et con- 
 cionandum proficuum, in memorias et penu- 
 rije fubfidium adornatum, per omnes SS. theo- 
 logias locos digeftum. 8°. AmJ}. 1658 
 
 BINCKES, WilUam, D.D., Dean of Lichfield. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 7. 4, 5. The Chriftian fynagogue ; 
 or, the original ufe and benefit of parochial 
 churches [St. Philip and St. James]. 8°. 
 
 Land. 17 10 
 
 BINDRIN, J. G. 
 
 Diilert. de gradibus excommunicationis apud 
 Hebrseos. Ugolinus, 26. 331 
 
 BINGHAM, George, B.D., Reftor of Pemperne 
 and of Moor-Critchell. 
 A learned and pious writer. Born 1715 ; died 1800. 
 
 A vindication of the dodlrine and liturgy of the 
 Church of England, occalioned by the Apo- 
 logy of Theophilus Lindfey, M.A. ; on re- 
 figning the Vicarage of Catterick, Yorkfhire. 
 Pp. 76. 8°. Oxf. 1774 
 
 BINGHAM, Joseph, M.A. 
 
 One of the moft learned and laborious of Engliftj 
 divines. Born at Wakefield, Yorkfhire, 166S. Educated 
 in Univerfity College, Oxford. Re<5lor of Headbourne- 
 Worthy, 1696. Redtor of Havant, near Portfmouth, 
 1712. Died 1723. His Origines Ecclefiafticae, profecuted
 
 313 
 
 3H 
 
 BINGHAM, Jofeph, M.A. {contmuei[). 
 under great disadvantages, difcover a prodigious fund of 
 reading, efpecially in the Fathers, united with great 
 judgment, fincerity, and candour. It remains to the 
 prefent day the text-book on the important fubjefts on 
 which it treats. It was originally publifhed in lo vol. 
 8°, I7IO— 22; and the whole works appeared in 1726 in 
 2 vol. folio. They were tranflated into Latin, with the 
 words of the quotations given, by Grifchovius, in 10 vol. 
 4°. Halae, 1724-29; and again in 1751. The author 
 left MS. correftions, which were incorporated in an edition 
 edited by his great-grandfon, in 8 vol. %^. 1829, Two 
 editions have fince that date appeared under the able 
 editorfhip of the Rev. J. R. Pitman, in which the pas- 
 iages referred to are given in the original words. The 
 latter of thefe editions is defcribed below. The Rev. 
 Richard Bingham, fon of the former editor, has prepared 
 an edition which, when publifhed, will be of great im- 
 portance, as he has verified all the quotations, fome of 
 which had efcaped the refearch of Grifchovius and Mr. 
 Pitman. An edition of the Ecclefiaflical Antiquities only, 
 as it originally appeared, is in print, in 2 vol. imperial 8°. 
 
 Origines ecclefiafticje ; or, the antiquities of the 
 Chriftian Church, and other works. With 
 the quotations at length, in the original lan- 
 guages, and a biographical account of the au- 
 thor. [Edited by the Rev. J. R. Pitman.] 
 9 vol. 8'^. Land. 1840 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Advertifement by J. R. Pitman, M.A. - - v 
 
 Life of the author, written by his great-grandfon, the 
 
 Rev. Richard Bingham, incumbent of Golport Church 
 
 and prebendary of Chichefter - - iii 
 
 The Antiquities of the Chriftian Church. 
 
 Book I. Names and orders of men in the Chriftian 
 Church, titles and appellations which Chriftians 
 owned, names of reproach, the feveral orders of 
 men, believers, or laymen ... i 
 
 Book 2. The fuperior orders of the clergy, biftiops, 
 primates, patriarchs, preftjyters, deacons, arch- 
 deacons, deaconeffes - - . - 51 
 
 Book 3. The inferior orders of the clergy, fubdeacons, 
 acolythifts, exorcifts, le<£lors or readers, door-keepers, 
 fingers, the copiatae, the parabolani, catechifts, Syn- 
 dics, ftewards, inferior officers - - 345 
 
 Book 4. The eleftions and ordinations of the clergy, 
 
 and the particular qualifications of fuch as were to 
 
 be ordained. Of digamy and celibacy. The cafe 
 
 of forced ordinations and reordinations 424 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Antiquities, &c. [continued). 
 
 Book 5. Of the privileges, immunities, and revenues 
 of the clergy of the Primitive Church. 
 
 Book 6. An account of feveral laws and rules relating 
 to the employment, life, and converfation of the 
 primitive clergy. 
 
 Book 7. Of the afceticks of the Primitive Church. 
 The feveral forts of monks, their ancient laws and 
 rules. The care and ftate of virgins and widows. 
 
 Book 8. An account of the ancient churches, their 
 original names, parts, utenfils, confecrations, im- 
 munities. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Antiquities, &c. [continued). 
 
 Book 9. A geographical defcription of the ancient 
 Church, its divifions into provinces, diocefes, and 
 parifhes -.-_.. j 
 
 Book 10. Of the inftitution of the Catechumens, and 
 the firft ufe of the creeds of the Church. A col- 
 ledlion of feveral ancient forms of the Creed. The 
 ancient difcipline in concealing the facred myfteries 
 from the catechumens - - - 256 
 
 Book II. The rites and ceremonies obferved in the 
 
 BINGHAM, Jofeph, M.A. [continued). 
 
 adminiftration of baptifm, infant-baptifm, baptifm 
 of adult perfons. Time and place of bjptifm, pro. 
 fefTions made before baptifm, fponfors, undtion and 
 fign of the crofs, confecration of the water in bap- 
 tifm. Different ways of baptizing by immerfion, 
 true immerfion and afperfion ... -506 
 Vol. 4. 
 Antiquities, &c. [continued). 
 
 Book 12. Confirmation and other ceremonies follow- 
 ing baptifm. Laws againft rebaptization i 
 
 Book 13. Divine worfhip in the ancient Church. That 
 the devotions were paid to every Perfon of the 
 blefTed Trinity. Worfhip given to no creature, 
 faint, or angel. Divine fervice always in the vul- 
 gar tongue. Liturgies, rites, and ceremonies. Times 
 of divine fervice. Order of daily fervice 72 
 
 Book 14. MifTa catechumenorum ; the fervice of the 
 catechumens, or ante-communion fervice ; pfal- 
 mody, hymns, manner of reading the Scriptures, 
 of preaching, of the prayers for the catechumens, 
 energumens, competentes, and the penitents 417 
 Vol. 5. 
 Antiquities, &c. [continued). 
 
 Book 15. Of the miffa fidelium, or communion fer- 
 vice ; the prayers, oblations, communicants, manner 
 of communicating, the poft-communion fervice, re- 
 mains of the eucharift, preparation for a W'orthy 
 reception, of frequent communion . - i 
 
 Book 16. The unity of difcipline of the ancient 
 Church, union and communion obferved, objefts of 
 ecclefiaftical cenfures - - - - 369 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Book 16 [continued). Crimes for which cenfures might 
 be inflifted .--.-. j 
 
 Book 17. Of the exercife of difcipline upon the 
 clergy of the ancient Church . - 337 
 
 Book 18. Of the feveral orders of penitents, and the 
 method of pei-forming public penance in the Church 
 
 443 
 Book 19. Of abfolution, or the manner of re-admit- 
 ting penitents - _ . . . j^y 
 Vol. 7. 
 Book 20. Feftivals obferved in the Primitive Church : 
 the Lord's day, the Sabbath, or Saturday ; Chrift's 
 Nativity and Epiphany, Eafter, &c. - i 
 Book 21. The fafts in ufe in the ancient Church 174 
 Book 22. Marriage rites, divorces - - 257 
 Book 23. Funeral rites, cemeteries - - 362 
 Vol. 8. 
 A fcholaftical hiftory of lay-baptifm, wherein an account 
 is given of the praftlce of the Primitive Church, the 
 practice of the modern Greek Church, and the prac- 
 tice of the churches oi the Reformation. With an 
 appendix in anfwer to Lawrence. 
 Two fermons on abfolution [on John, 20. 23], and two 
 letters to the Bifhop of Winchefter concerning the 
 nature and neceffity of the feveral forts of abfolution. 
 Thefe two fermons were fubjoined in the original edi- 
 tion by way of appendix to the 19th book of the Anti- 
 quities. See vol. 6 of this edition, page 580. 
 
 A differtation on the eighth canon of the Council of Nice, 
 proving that Novatian, the heretic, was never allowed 
 to be a true bifhop. With fome remarks on Lawrence. 
 A difcourfe concerning the mercy of God to penitent 
 finners, intended for the ufe of perfons troubled in 
 mind. 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 The French Church's apology for the Church of Eng- 
 land, or the objections of difTenters againft the articles, 
 homilies, liturgy, and canons of the Englifti Church 
 confidered and anfwered upon the principles of the 
 Reformed Church in France. 
 Three fermons : 
 
 I John, 5. 7. On the Trinity- - - 315
 
 315 
 
 3i6 
 
 BINGHAM, Jofeph, M.A. {continued). 
 
 2 Pet. 2. I. On the divinity of Chrift. [At a vifita- 
 
 tation at Winchefter] ... - 349 
 
 Prov. 23. 23. Buy the truth. [At a vifitation at 
 
 Winchefter] ----- 383 
 
 Author's preface intended for the fecond edition of his 
 third volume ------ 405 
 
 Author's preface to his tenth volume - - 420 
 
 Preface of Budajus . - - - 452 
 
 Grifchovius's prefaces . - . - 465 
 
 General index, 481 ; Index audlorum, 545 ; Index con- 
 ciliorum ------- 568 
 
 On divine worfhip in the ancient Church. 
 
 Voice of the Church 
 BINGHAM, Richard, jun., M.A. 
 
 Three difcourfes, Pfa. 102. 13-16. With notes on the 
 important and interefting fubjed of Chriftian miflions 
 to the Jewifti people. 8°. Land. 1 826 
 
 Difcourfe, 2 Kings, 9. 32. The warning voice ; or, an 
 awakening queftion for all Britifh Proteftants in general 
 and members of the Church of England in particular, at 
 the prefent juncture. 8°. Land. i%z^ 
 
 The Socinians and the Bible Society. Pp. 61. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1831 
 Praftical difcourfes, in three parts. With an ap- 
 pendix, containing an additional fermon. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1827 
 Ifa. 55. I. Gofpel invitation _ _ _ 3 
 
 Ifa. 55. 2. Gofpel expoftulation - - 22 
 
 Ifa. 55. 3. Gofpel promifes - - - - 40 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. How believers fhould live in the 
 world -_._-- 63 
 
 Tit. 2. 13. What believers are to look for while living 
 in the world - - - - - 84 
 
 Tit. 2. 14. What believers are ever to bear in mind, for 
 moral reflitude and for pradlical godlinefs - 103 
 
 Mark, 13. 33. The duties of circumfpedlion, vigilance, 
 and prayer. [On a fudden death] - - 123 
 
 I Sam. 20. 3. A ferious improvement of the awful event 
 which occurred at Portfmouth dockyard on Wednes- 
 day, Sept. 14, 1825, during the memorable launch of 
 H.M.S. the Princeis Charlotte - - 145 
 
 Ifa. 40. 6-8. The vanity of man and the tranfiency of 
 all creature-comforts contrafted with the validity of 
 God's word and the endurance of the divine pro- 
 mifes. [Funeral fermon on Admiral Bingham] 165 
 A6ls, 20. 21. Repentance and faith in their nature, 
 character, and tendency - - - 187 
 
 BINGLEY, William. 
 
 A clergyman, graduated at Camb. 1799. Died 1823. 
 
 The economy of a Chriftian life. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1822 
 
 Animal biography ; or, anecdotes of the lives, 
 manners, and economy of the animal creation. 
 4. vol. 12°. Lond.* 
 
 This interefting work has been tranflated into the French 
 
 and German languages. 
 
 BINNEY, T. 
 
 Difcourfe, Col. i. 28. The ultimate defign of the Chriftian 
 miniftry to prefent every man perfedt in Chrift Jefus. 
 Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 Difcourfe, Mark, 9. 38-40. Diffent not fchifm. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 An argument in relation to the Levitical marriage law, 
 particularly as affefting the queftion of the marriage of 
 a widower with his deceafed wife's fifter. Abridged 
 from the fourth edition. Pp. 32. 12°. Lond. 1851 
 By the fame author. Four Difcourfes, 1849 > IHuftra- 
 
 tions of the Practical Power of Faith, fecond edition, 1844 j 
 
 The Chriftian Miniftry not a Priefthood. 12°. 1849, &c. 
 
 BINNING, Hugh, Min. of Govan, near Glafgow. 
 Born, in Ayrfhire, 1627. Educated in the Univerfity 
 of Glafgow. Appointed Regent and Profeftbr of Moral 
 Philofophy in that univerfity in his nineteenth year, and 
 was among the firft in Scotland that began to reform phi- 
 lofophy from the fyftem of the fchoolmen. Died 1 6 54, 
 aged 29. As a preacher he was extremely popular, and in 
 his minifterial charader and conduft (e.w excelled him. 
 His works continue to be highly efteemed. They were 
 originally publifhed in a quarto volume, 1735. Republifhed 
 1839, 3 vol. 12°, in an improved manner. A cheap edi- 
 tion has fmce appeared. 
 
 Works of With a life of the author and notes, 
 by James Cochrane, A.M., Librarian to the 
 Edinburgh Theological Library. 3 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Edin. 1839 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Life of the author . - . . iii-xxv 
 
 The common principles of the Chriftian religion clearly 
 
 proved and fingularly improved, or a practical cate- 
 
 chifm. 
 
 Rom. II. 36; I Cor. 10. 31. God's glory the chief end 
 
 of man's being ----- 7 
 
 Pfa. 73. 24-28 ; I John, i. 3 ; John, 17. 21-23. Union 
 
 and communion with God the end and defign of the 
 
 Gofpel 18 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. The authority and utility of the Scrip- 
 tures ------- 28 
 
 John, 5. 39 ; Eph. 2. 20. The Scriptures reveal eternal 
 life through Jefus Chrift - - - - 37 
 
 Eph. 2. 20. The Scriptures exhibit Chrift the fure foun- 
 dation ------- 52 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. What the Scriptures principally teach : 
 the ruin and recovery of man, faith and love towards 
 Chrift ------- 59 
 
 Exod. 3. 13, 14. Unfearchablenefs and perfedlion of 
 God ------ - 78 
 
 Exod. 3. 14; Pfa. 90. 2; Job, 11. 7-9. The eternity 
 and unchangeablenefs of God - - - 89 
 
 Exod. 34. 6, 7. God is merciful - - 101 
 
 John, 4. 24. The fpirituality of God - - 117 
 
 John, 4. 24. The fpiritual worftiip of God - 125 
 
 Deut. 6.451 John, 5. 7. The myftery of the Trinity 140 
 Deut. 6. 4; Job, 5. 7. The dodtrine of the Trinity in- 
 ftrudlive and confolatory - - - - 146 
 
 Eph. I. 11; Job, 23. 13. The decrees of God 155 
 
 Eph. I. II ; Rom. 9. 22, 23. God hath made all things 
 for his own glory. (2 farm.) - - - 172 
 
 Heb. II. 3. The work of creation - - 192 
 
 Heb, II. 3 ; I. 14. Of creation - - 200 
 
 Gen. I. 26, 27; Eph. 4. 24; Heb. 3. 10. The creation 
 of man ------- 205 
 
 Rom. 11.36; Pfa. 103. 19 ; Matt. 10. 29. God's works 
 of providence ----- 212 
 
 Gen. 2. 17 ; i. 26. God's providence towards man 219 
 
 Gal. 3. 12; Gen. 2. 17. The firft covenant and the 
 
 terms thereof ------ 227 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 29. What man once was, and what he hath 
 made himfelf - - - - - 235 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. The evil of Adam's firft C\n - 241 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The way of man's delivery from death 250 
 The finner's fanftuary, or a difcovery made of thofe glo- 
 rious privileges offered unto the penitent and faithful 
 under the Gofpel ; being forty-eight fermons on the 
 8th chapter of the epiftle to the Romans 257 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The finner's ftndluary {continued). 
 
 Serm. xvii-xl. . - . - - i 
 
 Fellowftiip with God ; or, twenty-eight fermons on the 
 firft and fecond chapters of the firft epiftle of John 177 
 Heart-humiliation ; or, mifcellany fermons preached upon 
 fome choice texts, at feveral lolemn occafions. 
 Deut. 22. 4-7. Public faft. (4 ferm.) - 371 
 
 Pfa. 73. 28 - 410. Prov. 27. 1 - 421
 
 317 
 
 3i8 
 
 BINNING, Hugh {conthmeJ). 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Heart-humiliation [continued). 
 
 Prov. 27. I - - I Ifa. 26. 3. (2 ferm.) 56 
 
 Ifa. I. 10, II. (2 ferm.) 16 Ifa. 59. 20 - - 85 
 
 Ifa. I. 16. (2 ferm.) 34 Ifa. 64. 6, 7. (4 ferm.) 98 
 
 Several fermons upon the moft important fubjedts of 
 
 praftical religion. 
 
 16 - - 261 
 
 5. (4 ferm.) 276 
 
 Matt. II 
 
 I Tim. I _ 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. (5 ferm.) 315 
 
 I Pet. 4. 7. (3 ferm.) 371 
 
 1 John, 3. 23. (3 ferm.) 173 
 James, 3. 14. (2 ferm.) 197 
 Matt. II. 28 - - 224 
 Matt. 11.29. (2 ferm.) 233 
 Rom. 15. 13 - 249 
 
 A treatife of Chriftian love, with a paraphrafe on I Cor 
 13 - - - - - - - - 404 
 
 BIOGRAPHIA Britannica; or, the lives of 
 the moil eminent perfons who have flourifhed 
 in Great Britain and Ireland, from the earlieft 
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 6 vol. 
 
 folio. 
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 Vol. 3. 1750. 
 Vol. 4. 1757. 
 Vol. 5. 1760. 
 Vol. 6, part I. 
 
 fupplement. 
 
 The principal authors of this work were Dr. Campbell, 
 Broughton, Oldys, Morant, Dr. Nicolls. 
 
 BIOGRAPHIA Britannica, fecond edition, with 
 corredlions, enlargements, and the addition of 
 new lives, by Andrew Kippis, D.D. &F.S.A., 
 with the affiftance of the Rev. Jofeph Towers 
 and other gentlemen. 5 vol. [all publilhed] 
 
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 1789. 
 
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 Vol. 5. 
 
 1793. 
 
 Davies— Faftolf. 
 
 BIOGRAPHIE Universelle, ancienne et mo- 
 derne. 52 vol. 8°. P^r. 181 1-1828 
 
 The moft complete and beft biographical dictionary 
 hitherto publifhed. A fupplement has been added. 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL Dictionary, a new and 
 
 general, containing an hillorical and critical 
 account of the lives and writings of the moft 
 eminent perfons in every nation, with a cata- 
 logue of their literary produftions. 1 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lo/2d. 1798 
 
 A new edition, with great additions, was edited by Chal- 
 mers. See Chalmers, Alex. 
 
 BIOGRAPHICAL Dictionary of the Society for 
 the Diftulion of Uleful Knowledge. 3 vol. in 
 2 parts each, and vol. 4, part i. Lond. 1842 
 
 All publifhed. This work has been difcontinued. It 
 only includes letter A. 
 
 BIOGRAPHICAL Dictionary of the living au- 
 thors of Great Britain and Ireland, comprifing 
 literary memoirs and anecdotes of their lives, 
 and a chronological regifter of their publica- 
 tions, &c. 8°. ZoW. 1 8 16 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. Seleft biography ; containing 
 inftrudfive and entertaining accounts of the 
 lives, charafters and adtions of the moft emi- 
 nent perfons of all ages and countries. Fifth 
 edition. 2 vol. 8°. Newc. n. d. 
 
 Vol. I. Catherine II. of Ruffia, Sir R. Abercromby, 
 Elwes, Cleopatra, Bruce, Mary Robinfon, Charles XII., 
 Baron Trenck, Sir John Moore, Cowper, Roland, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. Bonaparte, S. Johnfon, Paul Jones, Cromwell, 
 Fox, Swift, Pope, Franklin, Pitt, Burns, Sir William 
 Wallace, Garrick, Luther, Nelfon, &c. 
 
 BIOGRAPHIA Presbyteriana. [Lives of the 
 Covenanters.] 2 vol. fm. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1 724 J rep. 1835 
 Vol. I. Alexander Peden, John Welwood, Richard 
 
 Cameron. 
 Vol. 2. Daniel Cargill, Walter Smith, James Renwick. 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. Selea biographies. Edited for 
 the Woodrow Society, chiefly from manu- 
 fcripts in the library of the Faculty of Advo- 
 cates. By the Rev. W. K. Tweedie. 2 vol. 
 8°. Edin. 1845-47 
 
 Vol. I. 1845. 
 The hiftory of Mr. John Welfh, minifter of the Gofpel 
 
 at Ayr ---.-.. i 
 
 A true record of the life and death of Mafter Patrick 
 
 Simfone. Written by his brother, Archibald Simfone, 
 
 minifter at Dalkeith - . . - 6^ 
 
 A fermon by the Rev. A. Simpfon, minifter at Dalkeith, 
 
 on the death of Mr. Patrick Simfon, anno 161 8 113 
 A brief hiftorical relation of the life of Mr. John Living- 
 
 ftone, minifter of the Gofpel. Written by himfelf, 
 
 with the fubftance of his difcourfe at Ancrum, 1662. 
 
 An account of what paffed when he appeared before 
 
 the Council, 1662, at which they banifhed him. 
 
 Letters, fayings, and remarks on preaching and praying 
 
 127 
 Memorable charadteriftics and remarkable paflages of 
 
 divine providence exemplified in the lives of fome of 
 
 the moft eminent minifters and profeflbrs in the Ch. 
 
 of Scotland. Colleded by Mr. John Livingftone, late 
 
 minifter at Ancrum ----- ^nj 
 Letters from Elizabeth, daughter of Sir James Melvill, 
 
 to Mr. John Livingftone - - - 349 
 
 The laft and heavenly fpeeches, and glorious departure of 
 
 John, Vifcount Kenmure - - - - 371 
 
 The memoirs of Walter Pringle, of Greenknow 411 
 An account of the particular foliloquies and covenant 
 
 engagements of Mrs. Janet Hamilton, 495. Index. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1847. 
 A fhort account of the life of the Rev. David Dickfon. 
 
 By the Rev. R. Woodrow. With appendix 5 
 
 Memoirs of the life and charadler of Mr. William 
 
 Guthrie, minifter at Fenwick. By the Rev. Wm. 
 
 Dunlop ---.-. J 2 
 
 A fermon on fympathy. [On Matt. 15. 23.] By Mr. 
 
 Wm. Guthrie --.... 69 
 
 Memoirs of the Rev. James Frafer, of Brea. Written 
 
 by himfelf ------ 89 
 
 A true relation of the life and fufterings of John Nift)et, 
 
 in Hardhill, with his laft words on the fcaffbld, 1685 
 
 377 
 
 A rare foul-ftrengthening and comforting cordial for old 
 
 and young Chriftians : being an exadl account of the 
 
 author's experience. By John Stevenlon, land labourer 
 
 in Carrick. 
 
 Memoir of Mrs. Goodal, written byherfelf - 481 
 
 The laft words of Lady Col tnefs - - - 499 
 
 A relation of my Lady Anne Elcho 515 
 
 Index.
 
 3J9 
 
 320 
 
 BIRCH, Andreas, SS. Theologis Profeflbr. 
 Audarium codicis Apocryphi N. T. Fabriciani, 
 
 continens plura inedita, alia ad fidem Codd. 
 
 MSS. emendatius exprefla fafciculus primus. 
 
 [All publifhed.] 8°. Haunice, 1 804 
 
 Prolegomena ------ i_lxx 
 
 Evangelium Nicodemi, Gr. et Lat. cum variis ledlioni- 
 bus --...--- I 
 
 Relationes ad Tiberium de Jefu Chrifto, Pilato tributae 
 
 159 
 Refcripta Tiberii ad Pilatum - - - - 172 
 
 Xla^a^txris UiXarov - - - - - 17° 
 
 Narratio Jofephi de Arimathia de J. C. apprehenfione et 
 morte - - - - - - -181 
 
 Protevangelion Jacobi, Gr. cum variis leftionibus 195 
 
 Apocalypfis Pfeudojohannea - ■ - 243 
 
 Capita nonnulla ex Prochori Hi^ioSim iaawou. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. - - - - - - - 261 
 
 BIRCH, Charles, Cur. of Happifburch, Norfolk. 
 
 A fhort and familiar expofition of the Collefts of 
 
 the Church of England, by way of queftion 
 
 and anfwer. Second edition, corredcd. 12°. 
 
 Lofid. 1826 
 BIRCH, Peter, D.D., Preb. of Weftminfter. 
 
 Born 1652. Matriculated at Cambridge, and in 1673 
 admitted of Chrift Church, Oxford. 
 Sermon, John, 16.3. [Nov. 5.] 4°. Lo/iJ. 1689 
 
 BIRCH, Thomas, D.D., F.R.S., F.A.S. 
 
 A laborious and voluminous writer ; born in Clerken- 
 well, London, 1705, of Qu^aker parents. Served as ufher 
 in feveral fchools. Without a univerfity education he was 
 ordained deacon, by Bifhop Hoadly, 1730, and prieft 1731. 
 Vicar of Ulting, Eflex, 1734. Redor of St. Margaret 
 Pattens with St. Gabriel, Fenchurch, London, 1746. 
 Secretary to the Royal Society, 1752. Reftor of Depden, 
 Eflex, 1761. Died 1766. He was principal editor of the 
 General Director)', 10 vol. folio. (See General.) He wrote 
 the Life of Bifhop Tillotfon, of Boyle, of Dr. Ward, &c., 
 and edited Thurloe's State Papers, 7 vol. folio, and various 
 other books. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 139. 14. The wifdom and goodnefs of God 
 proved from the frame and conftitution of man. [Sad- 
 leirian Left, i.] 4°. Loud. 1749 
 
 The only fermon publiflied by Dr. Birch. 
 
 The hiftory of the Royal Society of London for 
 improving of natural knowledge from its firft 
 rife. In which the moft confiderable of thofe 
 papers communicated to the Society, which 
 have hitherto not been publifhed, are inferted 
 in their proper order, as a fupplement to the 
 Philofophical TranfacSlions. 4 vol. 4°. 
 
 ZcW. 1760 
 Vol. I. 1660-1664. Vo^- *• i664-]67i. Vol. 3. 
 
 1671-1679. Vol. 4. 1679-1687. 
 
 Letters between Col. Robert Hammond, governor of the 
 Ifle of Wight, and the Committee of Lords and Com- 
 mons at Derby Houfe, General Fairfax, Lieut. General 
 Cromwell, CommifTary-General Ireton, &c., relating to 
 King Charles L while he was confined in Carifbrooke 
 Caftle. To which is prefixed a Letter from John Afli- 
 burnham, Efq. to a Friend. Pp. xiv. 113. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1764 
 
 BIRCHINGTON, Stephen. 
 
 Born at Birchington, in the Ifle of Thanet, and became 
 a monk of the church of Canterbury, 1382. 
 
 De archiepifcopis Cantuarienfibus a prima fedis 
 fundatione ad annum 1369. Accedunt dies 
 obituales, &c. Wharton, Anglia Sacra, i. 1 
 
 BIRCKBEK, Simon, B.D. 
 
 Born, 1584. Became vicar of Gilling and Forcet, York- 
 fliire ; ejedled during the Commonwealth ; died 1656. He 
 acquired much reputation for his preaching and learning, 
 and was a man of moft exemplary life. 
 The Proteftant's evidence taken out of good re- 
 cords, fhowing that for i 500 years next after 
 Chrift divers worthy guides of God's Church 
 have taught as the Church of England now 
 doth. 4'^. Lorii/. 1635 
 
 A work of great learning and accuracy. It was repub- 
 lifhed, with additions, in folio, 1657. A new edition ap- 
 peared in 1 849, edited by Dr. Cumming, forming vol. 2 and 
 3 of a Supplement to Gibfon's Prefervative. See Gibson. 
 
 BIRD, Charles Smith, M.A., F.L.S., Vicar of 
 Gainfborough, and Preb. of Lincoln. 
 
 A plea for the Reformed Church ; or, obferva- 
 tions on a plain and moft important declara- 
 tion of the Traftarians, in the Britifh Critic 
 for July, 1841. Pp. 102. 8°. Land. 1841 
 
 A defence of the principles of the Reformation 
 from the attacks of the Traftarians ; or, a fecond 
 plea for the Reformed Church. 8°. Z. 1843 
 
 Sermon, Efther, 9. 27, 28. Commemoration of 
 the fifth of November. With notes and ap- 
 pendix. 8°. Lofii^. 1843 
 
 The ufe of the Catechifm, the baptifmal vow, 
 and the means of grace, confidered. In twelve 
 ledlures preached in Lent, 1 841 . Second edit. 
 Sm. 8°. Lo»^. 1843 
 
 Deut. 31. 12, 13. The ufe of the Catechifm. (2 left.) i 
 The baptijmal ■voiv. 
 iPet. 3.21. Renunciation of Chrift's enemies. (2 left.) 
 
 Rom. 10. 10. The belief. (2 left.) - - 64 
 
 John, 14. 15. Keeping the commandments. (2 left.) 100 
 The means of grace. 
 I Cor. 14. 15. Prayer. (2 left.) - - 134 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 10. The facraments. (2 left.) - J 72 
 
 The parable of the fower. Four fermons [on 
 Mark, 4. 3, 8] preached before the Univerfity 
 of Cambridge. 12°. Lond. 1845 
 
 BIRD, Edward, Deptford. 
 
 Fate and deftiny inconfiftent with Chriftianity ; 
 or, the horrid decree of abfolute and uncon- 
 ditional eleftion and reprobation fully detefted. 
 In eight conferences, between Epenetus and 
 Eutychus. 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 BIRD, James Barry. 
 
 The laws refpeding tithes. Comprifing all the 
 cafes and ftatutes on the fubjeft of tithes ; 
 whether great or fmall, perfonal, predial, or 
 mixed. Ff 2, pp. 90. Index, fF. 3. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1800 
 
 BIRKS, T. R., M.A., Reft, of Kelftiall, Herts. 
 
 The Chriftian ftate ; or, the firft principles of 
 national religion. 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 The myftery of Providence ; or, the prophetic 
 hiftory of the decline and fall of the Roman 
 empire. A hiftorical expofition of Rev. 8. 9. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 Other works: Firft Elements of Sacred Prophecy, 12°; 
 
 Four Prophetic Empires, 8°i; Two later verfions of Daniel 
 
 Explained, fm. 8^^ Village Difcourfes.
 
 322 
 
 BIRNIE, William, Minifter of Lanark. 
 
 Matriculated at St. Leonard's College, St. Andrews, 1584. 
 
 M.A. 1588. Prefented to the Church of Lanark, 1597. 
 
 The blame of kirk-buriall, tending to perfwade 
 cemeteriall civilitie. Edited, witii prefatory 
 notice, by W. B. D. D. Turnbull, Efq., Ad- 
 vocate. [Originally printed at Edin. 1606.] 
 4". Land. 1833 
 
 BIRT, John, Manchefter. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Ralph Wardlaw, D.D,, on 
 fbme palTages in his dilTertation on infant-bap- 
 tifm. Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 1S25 
 
 BIRTH-DAY (The). A tale for the young. By 
 the author of Gideon, Jofiah, &c. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 BISBIE, Nath., D.D., Reftor of Long Melford. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 11. 34. The bifhop vifiting. 
 [Vifitation.] 4°. Lojid. 1686 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 23. 15. The modern Pharilees ; 
 Ihowing the principles of the prefent Jefuites 
 and Puritans to be of the fame evil influence 
 with the ancient Pharifees ; and equally vex- 
 atious and deftrudlive to governments. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1683 
 
 BISCOE, Richard, M.A., Preb. of St. Paul's. 
 
 Ordained a DifTenting minifter 1716. Conformed to 
 the Church of England and received deacon and prieft's 
 orders 1726. Re<flor of St. Martin Outwlch, London, 
 1727. Died 1748. 
 
 The hillory of the Ads of the holy Apoftlcs, 
 
 confirmed from other authors, and confidered 
 
 as full evidence of the truth of Chriftianity. 
 
 With a prefatory difcourfe upon the nature of 
 
 that evidence. 8°. Oxf. 1 840 
 
 This work demonftrates inconteftably the truth of 
 
 Chriftianity. It forms the fubftance of Sermons delivered 
 
 in the years 1736, 1737, and 1738, at the Boyle Ledlure, 
 
 and originally publifhed 1742, in 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 BISHOPS (anonymous books on). 
 
 The divine or apoflolical inftitution, and power 
 of jurifdiftion of that facred order of men in the 
 Church now called Bifhops, fully proved from Scripture, 
 Fathers, and the fundamental laws of this realm ; 
 wherein every objeftion of the DifTenters is confuted. 
 With the fentiments of the moft learned foreigners on 
 reparation, and their exprefs cenfure of the DifTenters. 
 By a Preltyter of the Church of England. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 721 
 
 The charafter of a primitive bifliop, in a letter 
 to a Nonjuror. Wherein is contained, 1. A vindication 
 of the prefent Church of England in pofleffion ; 2. A 
 juftification of the late conduft of the deprived bi/hops ; 
 3. An examination of the new hypothefis of keeping 
 up the reparation ; 4. Many arguments for a return to 
 the public communion. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 The manner of the impeachment of the twelve biJhops 
 accufed of high treafon, for preferring a petition, and 
 making a proteftation, to the fubverting the fundamen- 
 tall laws and being of parliaments. Whereunto is added 
 the faid petition and remonftrance of the faid bifhops. 
 Ff. 4. i^ . Lond. 1642 
 
 A letter out of the country, to a member of this prefent 
 parliament : occafioned by a late letter to a member of 
 the Houfe of Commons, concerning the bifhops lately in 
 the Tower, and now under fufpenfion. Pp. 20. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 
 BISHOPS [continued). 
 
 The famenefs of bi/hops and prefljyters, as to order, tho' 
 not as to dignity, no lefs briefly than clearly proved : and 
 likewife, that laymen are as efTentially the church as 
 clergymen ; having as much authority to declare the tra- 
 ditions of the church, and confequently to determine 
 controverfics. With a defence of univerfities againft the 
 pope and bifhops, &c. in a letter from a dodlor Gf the 
 Sorbonne to the bifhop of Autun. Tranflated from the 
 French. Ff. 5, pp. 34. 8°. Lond. i-ji-j 
 
 The manner of proceeding againft bifhops, for 
 high-treafon and other capital offences. With 
 an impartial inquiry into the rights and pri- 
 vileges as to peerage, and their judicature in 
 parliament in cafes of tryals. And alfo a brief 
 hiftory of the moft remarkable tryals of bifhops 
 to this time. Pp.68. 8°. Lond. \']zz 
 
 The court bifliop no apoftolical bifhop ; or conferences be- 
 tween an apoftolical bifhop, the bifhop of , and the 
 
 reftor of Llan-Tres-Saint. Pp.73- 8°. Lond. in ^z 
 
 Advice from a bifhop : in a feries of letters to a young cler- 
 gyman. Ff, 2, pp. 112. 12°. Lond. 1759 
 
 BISHOP, Samuel, A.M., Head-Mafter of Mer- 
 chant Taylor's School, and a poet of confi- 
 derable merit. 
 
 Born in St. John Street, London, 1731. Educated at 
 Merchant Taylor's School. Elefted to St. John's College, 
 Oxford, 1750. Eledfed under-mafter of Merchant Taylor's 
 School, 1758, and head-mafter 1783. He alfo became 
 reftor of Ditton, in Kent, and of St. Martin Outwich, 
 London ; died 1795. His poems were publifhed in 2 vol. 4^. 
 
 Sermons ; chiefly upon pradical fubjedls. Pub- 
 liftied by Thos. Clare, A.M. 8°. Lond. 1798 
 
 Job, 40. 4 - - - I 
 
 Luke, 9. 62. On confirma- 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 24. (2 ferm.) 20 
 
 tion - - - 209 
 
 Ifa. 59. 19, 20 - 54 
 
 Heb. II. 4. Charity fchool 
 
 Pfa. 149. 6 - - 80 
 
 233 
 
 John, 13. 17 - 96 
 
 Ifa. 44. 20. Faft - 267 
 
 Prov. 14. 9 - - 113 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. Chriftmas 282 
 
 I Cor. 14. 15 - 130 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. S. aft. Chrift. 301 
 
 I Pet. 3. 13 - - 147 
 
 Ads, 17. 32. Eafter S. 318 
 
 2Cor. 4. 2. [Vifitation.] 173 
 
 I John, 4. I. Whit S. 334 
 
 Luke, 22. 32. Onconfir. 192 
 
 
 BISHOP, Thomas, D.D., Min. of St. Mary's, 
 
 Ipfwich. 
 The errors and abfurdities of the Arian and Se- 
 miarian fchemes, and efpecially the Polytheifm 
 and idolatry by which they have corrupted 
 the Chriftian faith, reprcfented in eight fer- 
 mons at the Moyer Lefture, 1724 and 1725. 
 To which is added, Concio ad clerum. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1726 
 Jude, 3. Duty and method of contending for the faith i 
 Ifa. 44. 8. The doftrine of the Church, with regard to 
 the unity of God. The arguments of the Arians in- 
 conclufive, &c. (6 ferm.) - - - 77 
 
 Matt. 4. 10. Idolatry of the Arians - - 275 
 
 Indexes - - - - - - "3^^ 
 
 Concio ad clerum [l Cor. 15. 28]. 
 
 BISHOP, William, M.A., Reft, of Upton Ner- 
 vet, Berks, and late Fellow of Oriel Coll., Oxf. 
 
 Sermons preached before a country congregation. 
 12°. ' Oxf. 1823 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 27, 29. The difobedience and fall of man i 
 
 Rom. 7. 24, 25. Redemption ofmankind by Jefus Ch. 17 
 
 Afts, 16. 14. The aid of the Holy Spirit efTential to 
 
 Chriftian obedience ... - 31
 
 323 
 
 324 
 
 BISHOP, William, M.A. [ccntinued). 
 
 1 John, 5. 8. The three witnefles on earth, the Spirit, 
 the water, and the blood - - - - 45 
 
 Luke, 14. 27. To bear our crofs, a necefTary part of 
 
 Chrirtian duty - - - - - 59 
 
 Mark, 8. 36. No compenfiUion for the lofs of the foul 73 
 
 Mark, 8. 37. The ineftimable value of the foul 85 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Confedion of fm the firft ftep towards 
 amendment of life ----- 99 
 
 John, 8. 10, II. Mercy the prevailing feature of the 
 Gofpel - - - - - - III 
 
 Luke, ig. 8. Delay of repentance dangerous - 123 
 Prov. 22. 6. The duty of training up children in reli- 
 gious habits - - - - - - 135 
 
 Matt. 5. 34. The guilt of fwearing - - 147 
 
 Gen. 27. 13. Lent 2 - - - - 159 
 
 Sermons preached before a country congregation. 
 12°. Oxf. 1825 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 21. The benefits and duties attached to bap- 
 tlfm _.--... I 
 
 Col. 4. 2. The duty of family prayer - - 17 
 
 Mark, 10, 14, 15. The behaviour of children the pat- 
 tern for Chriftians - - - - - 33 
 Tit. 3. 8. Good works muft accompany Chriftian belief 49 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. David's humiliation before Nathan an 
 example for Chriftians - - . - 65 
 
 Matt. 13. 24, 25. The parable of the tares - 81 
 
 John, 8. 24. Belief in Chrifl: neceflary to falvation 97 
 
 Pfa. 9. 17. Forgetfulnefs of God will be vifited vf'ith 
 
 everlafting mifery - - - - 113 
 
 I John, 4. 13. The gifts of the Spirit the evidence of 
 
 our dwelling in God ... - 129 
 
 Prov. 2. 1—6. An eager purfuit after religious wifdom 
 
 the way to obtain it - - - - 147 
 
 Luke, 16. 19. Parable of the rich man and Lazarus. 
 
 [Trin. I.] 163 
 
 Mark, 4. 3. Parable of the fewer - - 179 
 
 Luke, 15. 32. Parable of the prodigal fon - 197 
 
 Luke, 13. 7. Parable of the fig-tree - - 213 
 
 Luke, 18. 9, 10. Parable of the pharifee and the pub- 
 lican ---.-.- 229 
 Luke, 13. 23, 24^ Conftant aftivity re<juired in Chrift- 
 ians ------- 245 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Faith, hope, and charity. [Quinqua.] 263 
 Ezek. 18.30. The conduft of Peter and Judas examined 
 
 279 
 Matt. 24. 42. Watchfulnefs neceffary from the uncer- 
 tainty of life ..--.- 297 
 Rev. 21. 4-7. The happinefs of a future ftate. At the 
 celebration of the Lord's fupper - - 313 
 
 Village fermons on perfonal and relative duties, 
 the facraments, &c. 12°. Oxf. 
 
 Vol. I. 1828. 
 Heb. II. 6. Without faith we cannot pJeafe God i 
 
 John, 17. 3. Life eternal to know God and Jefus Ch. 17 
 Pfa. 103. 1-4. Bleffings offered by the Goipel 33 
 
 John, 7. 17. The wilh to do God's will the way to 
 
 know the truth of the Gofpel - - - 55 
 
 Tit. 2. 11-14. The grace of God teaches us to be fober, 
 
 righteous, and godly . - - . 71 
 
 Rom. 12. I. To prefent our bodies holy to God a rea- 
 
 lonable fervice ----- 97 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. We muft do to others as we would have 
 
 them do to us - - - - - 117 
 
 Prov. 3. 5, 6. Truft in the Lord, and lean not to thine 
 
 own underftanding - - - - - 137 
 
 Matt. II. 28-30. Chrift's yoke brings reft to the foul 153 
 Matt. 6. 34. Anxiety for the future to be avoided 171 
 Phil. 4. 6, 7. Our requefts muft be made known to God 
 
 by prayer with thanklgiving - - - 189 
 
 Gen. 2. 24. Duties of hufbands and wives - 2H 
 
 Vol. 2. 1S28. 
 Luke, 2. 42. Duties of parents towards their children i 
 
 BISHOP, William, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Eph. 6. I. Duties of children towards their parents 23 
 Mai. 2. 7. Duties of paftors and their flocks 47 
 
 Col. 3. 22; 4. I. Duties of mafters and fervants 71 
 I Tim. I. 5. Charity the end of the commandment 89 
 1 Tim. 5. 22. Be not partakers of the fins of others 107 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. The duties belonging to baptifm 127 
 I Cor. 5. 7, 8. Preached before the celebration of the 
 
 Lord's fupper ------ 147 
 
 Pfa. 103. 1-4. After the celebration of the Lord's 
 
 fupper .-..-- 169 
 
 Luke, 13. 24. We muft ftrive to enter in at the ftrait 
 
 gate - - - - - - -189 
 
 Luke, 7. 47. Many fins forgiven to thofe who love 
 
 much ------- 209 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. Death and judgment appointed to all 229 
 
 BISSE, Philip. 
 
 BifhopofSt. David's, 17 10; tranflated to Hereford, 1 7 12. 
 Died 1721. 
 Sermon, Zech. 8. 10, 11. [May 29.] 4°. 
 
 Land. 171 1 
 BISSE, Thomas, D.D., Chancellor of Hereford 
 
 Cathedral. 
 
 An eloquent preacher, whofe works are greatly efteemed. 
 Educated at Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford. M.A. 1698 ; 
 B.D. 1708; D.D. 1712. Chofen preacher at the Rolls, 
 17 1 5. Chancellor of Hereford, 17 1 6. He was alfo Re6l. 
 of Crudley and Wefton. Died 1731. 
 
 The beauty of holinefs in the Common-Prayer 
 fet forth in four fermons at the Rolls Chapel, 
 1716 [on I Chron. 16. 29]. Eighth edition. 
 8°. Land. 1728 
 
 Another, eighth edition. To which is added, 
 A rationale of cathedral worfhip ; or, choir- 
 fervice, A fcrmon {on i Chron. 16. 4-6]. 
 Second edition. 8°. Lend. 1721 
 
 Reprinted 1847. 12°. 3^. (>d. 
 
 Decency and order in publick worfhip recom- 
 mended, in three difcourfes on i Cor. 1 4. 40. 
 
 8°. Lo7id. 1723 
 
 The ordinance and office of the magiftrate, a 
 
 fermon on Rom. 13. 3, 4. 8°. Land. 1726 
 A courfe of fermons on the Lord's Prayer, 
 
 preached at the Rolls [on Matt. 6. 9-13]. 
 
 8°. Oxf. 1740 
 
 A defence of epifcopacy. A fermon preached before the 
 
 Univerfity of Oxford, at St. Mary's, on Trinity Sunday, 
 
 1708. Heb. 5. 4. 8°. _ Oxf. 1708 
 
 Jehofaphat's charge. A fermon at the aflizes. 2 Chron. 
 
 19. 6. 8"^. Oxf 1711 
 
 The merit and ufefulnefs of building churches. A fermon 
 
 preached at the opening of the church of St. Marie, 
 
 Southampton. I Kings, 8. 18. .8°. Land. 1712 
 
 A fermon preached before the Univerfity of Oxford on 
 
 Whitfunday 1712. I Thefs. 5. 19. 8"^. Oxf 1712 
 A fermon preached before the Univerfity of Oxford on 
 
 Ad Sunday, July 12, 17 1 3. I Cor. 3. 10, 1 1. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 17 1 5 
 A fermon preached before the Hon. Houfe of Commons, 
 
 May 29, 1714. Pfa. 71. 20. 8°. Lond. 1 7 14 
 
 Pride and ignorance the ground of errors in religion. A 
 
 Vifitation fermon on i Tim. 6. 3, 4. 8*^. Lond. 1 7 16 
 The Chriftian ufe of the world. A fermon. i Cor. 7. 31. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1717 
 
 Ifa. 51. I, 2. A fermon preached before the Sons of the 
 
 Clergy, 1716. Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1717 
 
 Amnymom TraBs refpefling Dr. Bifje. 
 A few notes on a late fermon preached before the Sons of 
 
 the Clergy, by Dr. BifTe, intended to vindicate the Eng-
 
 325 
 
 326 
 
 BISSE, Thomas, D.D. {ccntlnued). 
 
 lifti Reformation from the charge of facrilege, fraud, &c. 
 
 In a letter to the Rev. Dr. , Dean of . Pp- 3 '• 
 
 8°. Land. 1 7 17 
 
 A letter to Dr. Biffe, occafioned by his four fermons upon 
 
 the beauty of hoiinefs in the Common Prayer. By W.J. 
 
 Pp. 40. 8^. Lond. 1 71 7 
 
 A fecond letter to Dr. BifTe, occafioned by fome alterations 
 
 made in his third edition of The Beauty, &c. By W. J. 
 
 Pp. 24. 8^. Land. 1717 
 
 BISSET, Thomas, D.D. , Min. ofLogierait. 
 Sermons. 8°. Edin. 1788 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The neceflity and advantage of early re- 
 ligion. (4 ferm.) ----- I 
 Heb. 2. 3. The importance of falvation, and the dan- 
 ger of negledting it. (2 lerm.) - - 88 
 Phil. 2. 5. The condud of Chrift an example to Chrift- 
 ians. (4 ferm.) - - - - - 130 
 Matt. 5. 16. A good example. (2 ferm.) - 221 
 Rom. 12. 2. Nonconformity to the world. (3 ferm.) 270 
 Prov. 12. 26. The excellency of religion. (2 ferm.) 332 
 I Their. 5. 6. The folly of fpiritual ibth. (3 fer.) 380 
 
 BISSET, William, Reftor ofWhifton, North- 
 amptonfliire. 
 
 Elder brother of St. Katharine's Hofpital. His flyle was 
 coarfe and flippant, and he gave great oftence when he 
 preached the following fermon. He was moll violently 
 oppofed to Sacheverell. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 94. 15. Plain Englifh. [Re- 
 formation of manners.] 1 2°. Lo?id. 1 704. 
 The modern fanatick. With a large and true 
 account of the life, adlions, endowments, &;c., 
 of the famous Dr. Sacheverell. 2 parts. 8°. 
 
 Land. 17 10 
 A third and fourth part were published. 
 
 BIX, Angel. 
 
 A Francifcan friar, chaplain to the Spanifh ambafTador 
 at London, in the reign of King James II., and a noted 
 preacher. 
 
 Sermon. Catholick Sermons, i. 389 
 
 BIZARRI, Peter. 
 
 A diftinguifhed Proteftant Italian hiftorian, born, at Pe- 
 rugia, about 1530. Removed to England 1565, and ob- 
 tained a prebend in Saliibury cathedral. He afterwards 
 returned to Italy. He publilhed feveral works befides the 
 following. 
 
 Rerum Perficarum hiftoria, initia gentis, mores, 
 inllituta, refque geftas ad hjec ufque tempora 
 compledens, &c. Folio. Franc. 1601 
 
 Bizari hiftoria ------ i 
 
 Henrici Porfii bellum Perficum - - - 361 
 
 P. Callimachi oratio de bello Turcico - - 371 
 
 Hiftoria de Venetis contra Turcos - 402 
 
 Jofephi Barbari itinerarium ad Tanaim - - 440 
 
 Itinerarium in Perfiam - - . 458 
 
 Ambrofii Contareni itinerarium in Perfiam - 487 
 
 J. T. Minadoi hiftoria belli Turco-Perfici - 515 
 
 Belli Turco Perfici defcriptio . - - 630 
 
 BLACK BOOK (The) ; or, corruption unmafked. 
 Being an account of places, penfions, and fine- 
 cures, the revenues of the clergy and landed 
 ariftocracy, the robbery of charitable founda- 
 tions, &c. 8°. Lond. 1820 
 
 BLACK, David. 
 
 A pious and excellent minifter of the Church of Scot- 
 land ; born at Perth, 1762. Studied at the Univerfity of 
 Edinburgh. Licenfed to preach, 1784. Prefented to the 
 parifh of St. Mardoes, near Perth, 1785. Admitted minifter 
 
 BLACK, David {antinued). 
 
 of Lady Yefter's Church, Edinburgh, 1 794. Died i8c6. 
 His fermons contain a clear and judicious illuftration of the 
 leading doftrines of Chriftianity, and faithful applications of 
 them to the confciences. 
 
 Sermons on important fubjedls. To which is 
 prefixed, an account of the life and charafter 
 of the author, 8^. Edin. 1808 
 
 Life ------- i-xxxv 
 
 Jer. 17.9. The deceitfulnefs of the heart - I 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. The evil of fin - - - - 22 
 
 Numb. 32. 23. Sin detected . - - 52 
 
 Mark, 6. 12. On repentance - - - 82 
 
 Rev. 22. 17. The Gofpel invitation - - 122 
 
 Matt. 9. 13. Chriftian benevolence recommended and 
 enforced from the example of Chrift. [Philanthropic 
 Society.] ------- 148 
 
 Phil. 3.9. On juftification - - - 183 
 
 Rom. 3. 31. The law eftablifhed by the dodlrine of 
 
 faith ------- 219 
 
 1 John, 5. 4. Faith's vidory over the world 256 
 Ads, 4. 13. The Chriftian charadcr - - 290 
 
 2 Tim. I. 12. The fafety of believers - - 330 
 Luke, 12. 32. Chrift's little flock - - 366 
 Job, 34. 31, 32. The improvement of afflidion 392 
 Phil. 2. 21. The duty of feeking the things which are 
 
 Jefus Chrift's. [MiiTicnary Society.] - - 411 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 5. Support in God's covenant - 462 
 
 BLACKALL, Offspring, D.D., Bp. of Exeter. 
 
 Born in London, 1654. Educated at Catherine-hall, 
 Cambridge. Induded into the living of South Okenden, 
 Eflex, 1690; and four years afterwards, to the Redory of 
 St. Mary, Aldermary, London. Biihop of Exeter, 1707. 
 Died 1 716. His manner of preaching was fo eafy, clear, 
 judicious, fubftantial, pious, and afteding, that he univer- 
 fally acquired the reputation of being one of the beft 
 preachers of his time. 
 
 Works. With a preface, giving fome account of 
 the author, by Wm. Lord, Archbifliop of 
 York. 2 vol. folio. Lond. 1723 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface. 
 Difcourfes on our Lord's fermon. Dilc. 1-53- 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Difcourfes on our Lord's fermon. Dilc. 54-S7. 
 Difcourfes S8-105. 
 Letter to the clergy of his diocefe. Index. 
 
 For contents of difcourles, fee below. 
 The fufficicncy of a ftanding 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 
 reafonably be defircd, and would probably be 
 unfuccefsful. In eight fermons [on Luke, 16. 
 29-31], at the Ledlure founded by the Hon. 
 Rbt. Bojle, in the year 1700. 8°. Lond. 1717 
 Fourteen fermons, preached upon feveral occa- 
 fions. Second edition. 8'^. Lond. i- 06 
 
 Sermons 1-8, Boyle ledures [as above] - - I 
 
 John, 6. 66-68. The unrealonablenefs of feparation. 
 
 [Biftiop's vifit.ition.] - - - - -7' 
 
 John, 9. 3. God's defign in aflliding good men. [Jan. 
 
 30 before the Houfe of Commons.] - - 3°9 
 
 James, 2. 24. St. Paul and St. James reconciled. [At 
 
 St. Mary's, Cambridge, on commencement Sun.] 337 
 Luke, 13. 4, 5. Uncharitable judgment reproved. [Faft 
 
 day for the ftorm, 1703.] - - - 3*^9, 
 
 Ifa. 5. II, 12. The lavvfulnefs and the right manner of 
 
 keeping Chriftmas and other Chriftian feftivals. 
 
 [Chriftmas d.iy.] ----- 405 
 
 Prov. 24. 21. The fubjed's duty. [Queen's ac:elT.] 429
 
 327 
 
 328 
 
 BLACKALL, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Sermons, Vol. 2, upon feveral occalions. Now fiift col- 
 
 ledled together, being all that were publiihed by his 
 
 lordihip in his lifetime. 8°. Land. 17 17 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. Before the Queen. The bleflednefs of the 
 
 poor in fpirit ..... 3 
 
 I John, 4. I. Before the Queen. The way of trying 
 prophets .-..-_ 35 
 
 Lam. 5. 7. Before the Houfe of Lords, Jan. 31ft. Of 
 children's bearing the iniquities of their fathers 73 
 Rom. 13. 4. Before the Qu^een. The divine inftitu- 
 tion of magiftracy, and the gracious defign of its in- 
 ftitution - . - - - -III 
 
 Luke, 6. 3c. The rules and meafures of alms-giving, 
 
 and the manifold advantages of charity fchools 151 
 
 Anfwer to Mr. Hoadley's letter - - 193 
 
 Praftical difcourfes upon our Saviour's fermon 
 
 on the mount. With a preface, giving fome 
 
 account of the work, by William [Archbp. of 
 
 York]. 8 vol. 8°. Lond. 1717 
 
 Vol. I. 1717. 
 Preface. 
 
 Matt. 5. 1-3. Of the beatitudes in general, and the 
 perfons they belong to - - - - i 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. The poor in fpirit - - . 43 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. The mourners in affliftion - - 85 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. The mourners for fin - - 123 
 
 Matt. 5. 5. Nature of meeknefs explained - 157 
 
 Matt. 5. 5. Nature of meeknefs explained: and the 
 bleflednefs of the meek ... 191 
 
 Matt. 5. 6. Bleflednefs of hungering and thirfting after 
 righteoufnefs ...... 221 
 
 Matt. 5. 7. Bleflednefs of the merciful - 257 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. Bleflednefs of the pure in heart - 297 
 Matt. 5. 9. Nature and expreflions of a peaceful temper 
 
 333 
 Matt. 5. 9. Duty of peace-making - - 365 
 
 Vol. 2. 1 717. 
 Matt. 5. 9. Duty of peace-making. (2 ferm.) I 
 
 Matt. 5. 10-12. Bleflednefs of the perfecuted for right- 
 eoufnefs' fake. (2 ferm.) - - - - 73 
 Matt. 5. 13-15. All Chriftians, as well as the clergy, are 
 
 the fait of the earth, the light of the world, &c. 143 
 Matt. 5. 16. The method of making our good lives 
 
 ufeful to others, and the motives to it. (2 ferm.) 183 
 Matt. 5. 17, 18. The law and the prophets fulfilled by 
 
 Chrirt --.... 259 
 
 Matt. 5. 19. What commandments are of perpetual 
 
 obligation to Chriftians .... 298 
 Matt. 5. 19. No fins venial either in the teacher or the 
 
 praftifer - . - - - - 33 5 • 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. What is Pharifaical righteoufnefs, and 
 
 wherein it is deficient .... 367 
 
 Vol. 3. 1717. 
 Matt. 5. 20. What is Pharifaical righteoufnefs, and 
 
 wherein it is deficient .... i 
 
 Matt. 5. 21, 22. Our Saviour's addition to the fixth 
 
 commandment ..... 3y 
 
 Matt. 5. 23, 24. The method of making fatisfadlion S3 
 Matt. 5. 23,24. The neceflity of making fatisfadion 125 
 Matt. 5. 25, 26. The mifchief and danger of delaying re- 
 pentance - - - . - - lyi 
 Matt. 5. 27, 28. Our Saviour's addition to the feventh 
 
 commandment - - - - - 211 
 
 Matt. 5. 29, 30. Tlie duty of cutting oft" the occafionsof 
 
 fin ---...- 249 
 
 Matt. 5. 31, 32. The law of Chrift concerning divorce 
 
 297 
 Matt. 5. 33-37. Our Saviour's addition to the third 
 
 commandment - . . . . 3^5 
 
 Matt. 5. 33-37. The lawfulnefs of an oath in fome 
 
 cafes --.-..- 383 
 
 Matt. 5. 33-37. The finfulnefs and vanity of common 
 
 fwearing - 417 
 
 BLACKALL, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Vol. 4. 1717. 
 Matt. 5. 33-37. Excufes for common fwearing con- 
 
 fidered ...... i 
 
 Matt. 5. 38-41. Our Saviour's addition to the law of 
 
 Mofes concerning revenge - - - - 47 
 
 Matt. 5. 38-41. The cale of revenging an injury, and 
 
 of magiftrates punifhing the injurious, ftated 89 
 
 Matt. 5. 38-41. The cafe of fclf-defence, and of publick 
 
 war and duelling confidered ... 129 
 
 Matt. 5. 38-41. The cafe of going to law refolved 181 
 Matt. 5. 42. Of proper objefts and meafures of charity 
 
 223 
 Matt. 5. 42. The lawfulnefs of lending upon ufury, and 
 
 the charity of lending without ufe - - 269 
 
 Matt. 5. 43, 44. Our Saviour's addition to the law of 
 
 loving our neighbour .... 324 
 
 Matt. 5. 45-48. Motives to love our enemies - 363 
 Matt. 5. 48. What perfedions of God are imitable by 
 
 man ....--- 401 
 
 Vol. 5. 1717. 
 Matt. 6. I. The lawfulnefs and unlawfulnefs of feeking 
 
 the praife of men ..... 3 
 
 Matt. 6. 2-4. The method of doing alms - 41 
 
 Matt. 6. 5, 6. The neceflity and advantages of fecret 
 
 prayer - - - - - - - 81 
 
 Matt. 6. 7, 8. Of vain repetitions - - 123 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. The Lord's prayer - - 167 
 
 Vol. 6. 1717. 
 Matt. 6. 13. The Lord's prayer {continued) - I 
 
 Matt. 6. 16-18. Nature and duty of fafting - 77 
 
 Matt. 6. 19—21. Solicitude for this world cenfured 123 
 Matt. 6. 22, 23. The light of the body fpiritually applied 
 
 161 
 Matt. 6. 24. The fervice of God and Mammon com- 
 pared --.---- 207 
 
 Matt. 6. 25. Worldly cares not abfolutely forbidden 255 
 Matt. 6. 25. What worldly cares are prohibited 291 
 Matt. 6. 25-33. The finfulnefs of exceflive care 321 
 Matt. 6. 33. Religion the chief bufinefs of life. (2 ferm.) 
 
 369 
 Vol, 7. 1718. 
 Matt. 6. 33. Religion a divine fecurity from want 3 
 Matt. 6. 33. Religion confiftent with, and conducive to 
 
 temporal intereft - . - - - 41 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. Anxiety for the things of the morrow, con- 
 fidered and cenfured - . - . 85 
 Matt. 6. 34. Unreafonablenefs and remedies of anxiety 
 
 123 
 Matt. 7. I, 2. The cafe of judging confidered and ftated 
 
 163 
 Matt. 7. I, 2. Sinfulnefs and folly of judging - 199 
 Matt. 7. 3-5. Rules forjudging of others 233 
 
 Matt. 7. 6. Cautions requifite in reproving - 275 
 
 Matt. 7. 7, 8. The nature and duty of prayer - 323 
 Matt. 7. 7, 8. Qualifications of prayer - 357 
 
 Matt. 7. 9-1 1. Our aflurance of the fuccefs of our 
 
 prayers .--.--- 397 
 Vol. 8. 1718. 
 Matt. 7. 9-1 1. The grounds of our afl"urance of the 
 
 fuccefs of our prayers .... 3 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. To do as you would be done unto, ex- 
 plained and recommended - - - 35 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The difficulties in a godly life 83 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The pleafantnefs of a wicked life no 
 
 juft recommendation of it . - . 119 
 
 Matt. 7. 15. Cautions againft falfe prophets - 155 
 Matt. 7. 16-20. The way of difcerning falfe prophets. 
 
 (2 fermons) ------ 203 
 
 Matt. 7. 21. The infufficiency of faith without works 273 
 Matt. 7. 22, 23. Falfc pretenfions to falvation 321 
 
 Matt. 7. 24-27. The difference between the hypocrite 
 
 and the fincere Chriftian in a day of trial - 363 
 Matt. 7. 28, 29. The manner and eftefts of our Saviour's 
 
 preaching - 401. Index - - 432
 
 329 
 
 330 
 
 BLACKALL, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Practical difcourfes on the Lord's Prayer ; where 
 
 the defign, matter, and form of it is explained, 
 
 in a plain familiar manner, and fitted to the 
 
 meaneft capacities. [On Matt. 6. 9-13.] 8°. 
 
 Land. 1727 
 Alio in Pradlical Difcourfes, vol. 5. 
 
 The divine inlHtution of the civil magiftracy. 
 
 Trails of Angl. Fathers, 3. 349 
 The duty of flibjedls. Ibid. 4. 347 
 
 BLACKBURNE, Francis, M.A., Archdeacon 
 
 of Cleveland. 
 
 Born, at Richmond, Yorkfhire, 1705. Admitted of 
 Catherine Hall, Cambridge, at 17. Ordained 1739, and 
 Shortly afterwards indudted into the reftory of Richmond, 
 Yorkihire, where he refided forty years. Archdeacon of 
 Cleveland, 1750. Died 1787. His ftyle is ftrong and 
 animated, and his controverfial writings are more enter- 
 taining than fuch compofitions ufually are. His Confes- 
 fional, written againft fubfcription to articles, has been 
 much cenfured. It produced numerous pamphlets. 
 
 Works, theological and mifcellaneous. 7 vol. 
 8°. Camb. 1804 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Account of the life and writings of the author, by his 
 
 fon. 
 
 Ufe and advantage of the Chriftian principle in the ad- 
 
 miniftration of human laws. A fermonat the affizes, 
 
 York. [On i Tim. i. 8, 9.] - - - i 
 
 Eralmus's preface to his paraphrafe on the New Teft. 
 
 tranflated with notes - . - . 25 
 
 Importance of external religion - - gi 
 
 Sermon on Old Chriftmas Day. [On Gal. 4. 9—1 1.] 173 
 
 Story of tVv'O Jews and the catacombs - - 203 
 
 Addrefs to the Jews on the repeal of a late A&, and 
 
 reply to Tucker . . . - - 2^7 
 
 Letter on Dr. Sharpe's vifitation charges - 327 
 
 Notes upon a paper on the Trinity, by Dr. Snape 349 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 A critical commentary on Abp. Seeker's letter concern- 
 ing bifliops in America - . . . ^ 
 Letter to Archbilhop Herring - - . joi 
 Apology for the authors of a book entitled Free and 
 Candid Difquifitions relating to the Church of England 
 
 No proof in the fcriptures of an intermediate ftate 179 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Warburton's account of the fentiments 
 of the early Jews concerning the foul - - 261 
 
 Review offome paffagcs in the laft edition of the Divine 
 Legation, with a defence of the remarks againft the 
 objedlions of Caleb Fleming - - - 339 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 An hiftorical view of the controverfy concerning an 
 intermediate ftate, and the feparate exiftence of the 
 foul between death and the general refurreftion, de- 
 duced from the beginning of the Proteftant Reforma- 
 tion to the prefent times. [Printed from the fecond 
 edition, 1772, which was greatly enlarged.] 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Confiderations on the prefent ftate of the controverfy 
 between the Proteftants and Papifts, particularly on 
 the queftion how far the latter are entitled to toleration. 
 
 Four difcourfes : I. On the duty of a Chriftian minifter 
 conforming to a religion eftabliftied by the civil powers ; 
 2. On the queftion. What is Chriftianity ? and Where 
 is it to be learned ? 3. On the true meaning of the 
 phrafe, the interejis of religion ; 4. On the original 
 principles of the firft Proteftants. [Delivered to the 
 clergy.] 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 The confeflional ; or, a full and free inquiry into the 
 
 BLACKBURNE, Francis, M.A. {continued). 
 
 right, utility, edification, and fuccefs of eftabliftiing 
 fyftcmatical confeffions of faith. [Reprinted from a 
 copy of the third edition, corredted by the author.] 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Powell's fermon in defence of fubfcrip- 
 tions. 
 
 Occafional remarks upon fome late ftridtures on the 
 confefTional. (2 parts.) 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 Propofals for an application to parliament for relief in 
 the matter of fubfcription to the liturgy and articles, 
 with copy of petition ----- i 
 
 Contradiftions in the obligations laid upon clergymen 21 
 
 Refleftions on the fate ofa petition for relief m fubfcrip- 
 tion --..--. 25 
 
 Appendix : Extracts from advice from a biihop, from 
 Locke, Biftiop Taylor, &c. - - - - 229 
 
 Index to the feven volumes. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. [Ordination.] 8^. 
 
 Lojid. 1752 
 
 Anonymous traB% rejpeBing Blackburne. 
 
 Occafional remarks upon fome late ftridtures on the con- 
 feftional j particularly in a pamphlet intituled. Doubts 
 concerning the Authenticity of the laft Publication of the 
 Confeflional, &c. Pp. 59. 8°. Land. 1768 
 
 A defence of the Doubts concerning the Authenticity of the 
 laft Publication of the Confeftional, &c. In anfwer to 
 Occafional Remarks, &c. Pp. 30. 8°. Land. 1768 
 
 Remarks upon the firft of three letters againft the con- 
 feflional. By a Country Clergyman. Pp. 88. Appen- 
 dix i-xiii. 8"^. Lond. 11^% 
 
 Remarks upon the fecond and third of three letters againft 
 the confeflional. By a Country Clergyman. Pp. 78. 8^. 
 
 Lond. 1768 
 
 A fhort view of the controverfies occafioned by the con- 
 feflional, and the petition to parliament for relief in the 
 matter of fubfcription to the liturgy and thirty-nine 
 articles of the Church of England. Second edition, 
 corredled and enlarged. Pp. xxii. 24. 8°. Lond. 1775 
 
 BLACKBURN, Lancelot, D.D. 
 
 Bifhop of Exeter, 1716 ; Archbiftiop of York, 1724; 
 Died 1743. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 10, 12. The bleffednefs of 
 fufFering perfecution for righteoufnefs' fake. 
 [St. Stephen's.] 8^. Lond. 1709 
 
 Sermon, lia. 50. 10, 11. [Jan. 30.] 4"^. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 16 
 
 BLACKLEY, Thomas, A.M., Cur.of Rotheram. 
 
 Praftical fermons, chiefly defigned for family 
 
 reading. 3 vol. 12°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Rev. 22. 16. Chrift the bright and morning-ftar i 
 
 Eccles. 12. 5. The grave — man's home - - 23 
 
 Eccles. 8. 10. Formality in religion expofed - 43 
 
 Pfa. 49. 6—9. The redemption of the foul precious 63' 
 Pfa. 118. 24. The Sabbath - - - . 82 
 
 Lev. 23. 10, II. Harveft - - - - 102 
 
 Ifa. 64. 8. God, our Father - - - - 122 
 
 Pfa. 51. 10. A clean heart - . . j^g 
 
 Exod. 3. I, 2. The burning bufh - - -159 
 
 Pfa. 119. 127. The Scriptures more precious than gold 
 
 J77 
 
 Luke, 15. 10. Joy in heaven at the repentance ofa 
 
 finner ------- 197 
 
 Solomon's Song, 2. 3. The pleafures of religion 212 
 Rev. 21. 4. The Chriftian's tears wiped away - 231 
 Gen. 13. 1 1, 12. Lotfeparating himfelf from Abram 251 
 Pfi. 74. 17. Winter - - - . 269 
 
 Pfa. 139. 7-12. Omniprefence ofGod - - 286 
 
 John, 19. 2. Chrift crowned with thorns - 303
 
 331 
 
 332 
 
 BLACKLEY, Thomas, A.M. {continued). 
 
 John, 20. 15, 16. Mary at the fepulchre - 320 
 
 Numb. 10. 6. The filver trumpets j or confiderations 
 
 for New Year's Day - - - - 337 
 
 Rev. 19. 13. Chrift the conqueror - - - 360 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Zech. 8. 23. The triumph of truth - - i 
 
 James, 5. 16. EfFcftual prayer - - 16 
 
 Mai. 3. I. Chrlftmas Day - - - - 30 
 
 Jer. 14. 8. Chrift a ftranger in the land - 48 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. Anxious care forbidden - - 67 
 
 Pfa. 147. 3. The broken heart healed - 82 
 I Chron. 17. 27. The good man's prayer for his family 
 
 97 
 Luke, 2. 15-17. The fhepherds going to Bethlehem 
 
 113 
 Rev. 6. 17, The day of wrath - - - 132 
 
 John, 14. 5, 6. Chrift the way, the truth, and the life 
 
 147 
 Heb. 6. 12. The flothful Chriftian admonifticd 165 
 Ifa. 49. 23. The privilege of waiting on God 182 
 
 Gen. 3. 10. The power ot confcience - 200 
 
 Heb. 6. 19. The Chriftian's hope - - 216 
 
 Ifa. 53. I. The Gofpel report - - - 235 
 
 Pfa. Ti6. 15. The death of the faints precious 252 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. The impoffibility of ferving God and the 
 
 world ...... 272 
 
 I Cor. 3. 10-13. The Chriftian builder - 288 
 
 Luke, 13. 28. The happinefs of the faints a fource 
 
 of milery to the ungodly - - - ^09 
 
 Luke, 20. 35, 36. The children of God equal to the 
 
 angels - 326 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 John, 3. 7. Regeneration ... i 
 
 ifa. 32. 17. The work of righteoufnefs - - 18 
 
 Ifa. 32. 17. The effedt of righteoufnefs - 35 
 
 Gen. 23. I, 2. The death of Sarah - - 49 
 
 Job, 7. 17. Man ----- 65 
 
 Adts, 9. 31. The Church's reft and increafe - 79 
 
 I Pet. I. 19. The atonement - - . 100 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. Covetoufnefs - - - 117 
 
 John, II. 33-35. Jeflis weeping at the grave of Lazarus 
 
 Gen. 24. 63. Meditation . - . j^y 
 
 A6ts, 3. 16. The virtue of the name of Chrift 160 
 
 Lam. 3. 33. Afflidlions, and their defign - 179 
 
 Matt. 2. 10. The ftar of Bethlehem - - 192 
 
 Job, I. 6. Satan an attendant on the worftiip of God 
 
 206 
 Matt. 25. 18. The unprofitable fervant - 224 
 
 Pfa. 37. 31. The law of God the believer's fafety 238 
 Afts, 4. II. The rejected ftone the head of the corner 
 
 257 
 Jer. 6. 4. Dying regrets - - - - 275 
 
 Luke, 10. 2. The Gofpel harveft - - 296 
 
 Job, 3. 17. The weary at reft ... 321 
 
 BLACKLEY, W., B.A., Domeftic Chaplain to 
 Lord Hill. 
 
 The feventy weeks of the Prophet Daniel ex- 
 plained, as far as they relate to the appearance 
 o( the MefTiah at the end of the fixty-ninth 
 week, and his confirming the covenant during 
 the feventieth week. Two fermons on Dan. 
 9. 25, 27. 8°. Lend. 1850 
 
 BLACKLOCK, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A very extraordinary poet and divine. Born, at Annan, 
 Scotland, 1721, of poor parents. Loft his fight in child- 
 hood. Studied at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. Licenfed 
 as a preacher, 1759- D.D. of Aberdeen, 1767. Died 1791. 
 
 Paraclefis : or, confolations deduced from natural 
 and revealed religion. In two difTertations : 
 
 BLACKLOCK, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 the firlt fuppofcd to have been compofed by 
 Cicero, now rendered into Englifh ; the laft 
 originally written. 8°. Edin. 1767 
 
 Poems, with life of the author, by the Rev. Mr. 
 Spence, late Prof, of Poetry at Oxford. Second 
 edition. 4°. Lond. 1756 
 
 BLACKMORE, John, M.A. 
 
 Plain Scriptural addrefles to lick perfons ; with 
 appropriate prayers. Second edition, i-iv. 
 pp. 104. 24°. Lond. 1828 
 
 BLACKMORE, Sir Richard, M.D. 
 
 Born in Wiltftiire. Educated at Wcftminfter School, 
 from whence he removed to Edmund Hall, Oxford. Phy- 
 fician to King William and Queen Anne. Died 1729. 
 His poetry has been cenfured by Dryden, Pope, and others ; 
 but defended by Addifon, Locke, and Johnfon. 
 
 Eflays upon feveral fubjefts. 8°. Lond. \j\6 
 Epic poetry : Wit, Falfe Virtue, Immortality of the Soul, 
 Laws of Nature, Origin of Civil Power. 
 Creation ; a philofophical poem. Third edit. 
 12°. Lond. 17 1 5 
 
 This is the beft of Blackmore's Works. 
 A true and impartial hiftory of the confpiracy againft the 
 perfon and government of King William III. of glorious 
 memory, in the year 1695. Ff 14, pp. 196. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1723 
 
 BLACKMORE, R. W., M.A., Chaplain of the 
 Ruffian Company in Cronftadt. 
 
 The dodlrine of the Ruffian Church ; being the 
 primer or fpelling-book, the fhorter and longer 
 catechifms, and a treatife on the duty of parifh 
 prieils. TranHated from the Slavono-Ruffian. 
 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 A harmony of Anglican dodtrine with the doc- 
 trine of the Catholic and Apoftolic Church of 
 the Eaft, which may ferve as an appendix to 
 the volume entitled. The Doftrine of the Rus- 
 fian Church. 8°. Jberd. 12,^6 
 
 Tranilation of Mouravief. See Mouravief. 
 
 BLACKSTONE, Sir William, Knight, one of 
 the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas. 
 
 Born 1723; died 1780. 
 
 Commentaries on the laws of England ; with 
 the laft corrcdions of the author. With ad- 
 ditions, by Richard Burn, LL.D., and con- 
 tinued to the prefent time, by John Williams, 
 Efq. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1791 
 
 Late editions, by Chitty, 1844; by Coleridge, 1S25; by 
 Stephens, 1845 ; by Stewart, 1849. 
 
 A difcourfe on the ftudy of the law. Pp. 40. 
 4°. Oxf. 1758 
 
 BLACKWALL, Anthony, M.A. 
 
 An elaborate and learned writer. Born, in Derbyftiire, 
 1674. Educated at Edmund College, Cambridge. A.M. 
 1698; foon after which he became Mafter of the Free 
 School, Derby ; and in 1722 appointed Mafter of the Gram- 
 mar-School at Market-Bofworth. Reftor of Clapham, 
 Surry, 1726. Died 1730. 
 
 The facred claffics defended and illuftrated ; or, 
 an efTay proving the purity, propriety, and 
 true eloquence of the writers of the New 
 Teftament. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1727-31
 
 333 
 
 BLACKWALL, Anthony, M.A. [continued). 
 
 Vol. I. Second edition, corredled 1727. 
 The divine writers vindicated ag.iinft the charge of bar 
 
 barous language, falfe Greek, and folecifms. 
 Excellencies of ftyle, fublime beauties of language, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1731. 
 A further demonftration of the found eloquence of the 
 
 language of the New Teftament. 
 An account of the wrong divifions of chapters and verfes 
 
 and faulty tranflitions. 
 A difcourfe of the various readings of the New Teftam. 
 
 BLACKWELL, Samuel, B.D., Reft, of Bramp- 
 
 ton-by-Bingley, Northamptonfhire. 
 Several methods of reading the Holy Scripture 
 in private. Fourth edition. Pp. 34. 24°. 
 
 Land. 1736 
 A brief fcheine of parochial government ; or, 
 a method of promoting the welfare of a fingle 
 parifli. Particularly in the country. Third 
 edition. Pp. 42. 24°. Land. 1722 
 
 BLACKWELL, Thomas, D.D., Profeflbr of 
 Divinity and principal of the Marifchal Col- 
 lege, Aberdeen. 
 Died 1728. 
 Ratio facra ; an appeal about the reafonablenefs 
 of revealed religion. With Bourignonifm laid 
 open. 8°. Edin. 1710 
 
 Schema facrum ; or, a facred fcheme of natural 
 and revealed religion, making a Scriptural 
 rational account of thefe three heads: 
 
 I. Of creation; 2. Divine predeftination, as 
 comprehending the whole great events re- 
 lative to angels and men, with refpedl to 
 time and eternity ; 3. Of the wife divine 
 procedure in accomplifhing the whole 
 fcheme. 8°. Paijley, n. d. 
 
 BLACKWELL, Thomas, LL.D., Principal of 
 Marifchal College, Aberdeen. 
 Son of the former. Born 1701 ; died 1757. A learned 
 vvriter ; but with confiderable affeftation of rtyle. 
 Letters concerning mythology. [Anonymous.] 
 8°. Land. 1748 
 
 Other works : Inquiry into the Life and Writings of 
 Homer. 8°. 1735. Memoirs of the Court of Auguflus. 
 3 vol. 4°. 1764. &c. 
 
 BLACKWOOD'S Edinburgh IVlagazine, vol. 53 
 to 72, being from the year 1843 to 1852. 
 20 vol. 8°. Edin. 1843-52 
 
 Continued monthly. This excellent periodical was com- 
 menced in the year 18 17. 
 
 BLAIR, James, M.A, 
 
 A moft exemplary clergyman, unwearied in the labours 
 of the miniftry. Born and educated in Scotland. Or- 
 dained and beneficed in the epifcopal church there. Near 
 the end of the reign of King Charles II. he quitted his 
 preferments owing to the unfettled ftate of affairs in Scot- 
 land. Sent out as miffionary to Virginia by Compton, Bp. 
 of London, about 1685. Appointed commiffary over the 
 Church there 1689. By great exertion he erefted a col- 
 lege, over which he was appointed prefident, in which he 
 continued near fifty years. He was alfo Redtor of Wil- 
 liamfburg, in Virginia. Died 1743. His fermons form 
 a valuable treafure of found divinity and prafrical Chrift- 
 ianity. They were reprinted in 1740, in 4 vol. 8°, with 
 a recommendatory preface by Dr. Waterland, and two co- 
 pious indexes. 
 
 334 
 
 BLAIR, James, M.A. [continued). 
 Our Saviour's divine fermon on the Mount, con- 
 tained in 5th, 6th, and 7th chapters of St. 
 Matthew's Gofpel, explained ; and the prac- 
 tice of it recommended, in divers fermons and 
 difcourfcs. 5 vol. 8°. Lond. 1724 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Paraphrafe on the whole fermon - - - 1-64 
 
 Matt. 5. I, 2. The fcope and occafion of the fermon on 
 the Mount _ . - - - i 
 
 5.1,2. The hearers of the fermon on the Mount, 
 
 the multitudes and the difciples. (2 ferm.) 20 
 
 Appendix to S. 3. Examining a new opinion, appro- 
 priating fome part of the fermon to the apoftles 55 
 Matt. 5. 3. The poor in fpirit - - - 68 
 
 . 5. 4. The mourners - - - 87 
 
 5. 5. The meek _ _ _ _ J07 
 
 5.6. The juft or righteous. (2 ferm.) 126 
 
 5. 7. The merciful. (2 ferm.) - 162 
 
 5. 8. The pure in heart - - - 195 
 
 5.9. The peace-makers. (3 ferm.) 211 
 
 5. 10—12. Nine fermons on the perfecuted for 
 
 righteoufnefs' fake - - - - [i] 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Matt. 5.13. Who are the fait of the earth - I 
 
 5. 13. Salt lofing its favour - - 19 
 
 5. 14. Chriftians the light of the world 34 
 
 5. 14, 15. Chriftians confpicuous, like a city on 
 
 an hill, and a candle on a candleftick - 51 
 
 5. 15. Chriftians like a lighted candle 67 
 
 5. 16. How our light is to fhine before men 85 
 
 5. 16. The exemplarinefs of our good works 103 
 
 5. 16. God glorified by our good works 122 
 
 5. 17. Chrift does not abolifh the moral law, but 
 
 perfects it - - - - - - 140 
 
 5. 17. Chrift a great encourager of good morals 157 
 
 5. 18. The perpetuity of the moral law 174 
 
 5. 19. Who are the leaft in the kingdom of heaven 
 
 193 
 
 5. 19. Who are great in the kingdom of heaven 
 
 211 
 
 5.20. A defcription of Pharifaical and evangelical 
 
 righteoufnefs ------ 228 
 
 5.20. The danger of Pharifaical righteoufneis 244 
 
 5.21,22. Againft anger and malice - 262 
 
 5. 21, 22. Againft flighting and affronting words, 
 
 and contumely and reproach _ - - 279 
 
 5. 21, 22. Againft murder and manflaughter 296 
 
 5. 21, 22. Degrees of punifhment in the future 
 
 ftate ------- 314 
 
 5. 21, 22. That the moral law reaches the 
 
 thoughts ; rules for the government of them 329 
 
 5. 23, 24. The duty of reconciliation, and repa- 
 ration of injuries ----- 345 
 
 5. 25, 26. Of agreeing with thine adverfary 
 
 quickly ------ 363 
 
 5. 25, 26. The danger of delaying to agree with 
 
 the adverfary ------ 380 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Matt. 5. 27. The meaning of the feventh command- 
 ment _-__-- I 
 
 5. 27. The fpiritual and temporal dangers of the 
 
 fins of uncleannefs - - - - - 16 
 
 5. 28. Againft luftful looks and mental unclean- 
 nefs ------ 35 
 
 5. 29, 30. The good government of eye and 
 
 hand, &c. ------ 55 
 
 5. 29, 30. Self-denial in abandoning dangerous 
 
 company and darling fins - _ - ji 
 
 5. 31, 32, The Chriftian doflrine concerning 
 
 divorces - - - - - - - 87 
 
 5. 32. The evil confequences of parting man and 
 
 wife ------- 104 
 
 5.33. The great fin of perjury - - 120
 
 335 
 
 33^ 
 
 BLAIR, James, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 5. 33. Of the wrong interpretations of the third 
 commandment, and againft common i wearing 136 
 
 5. 34—36. Of judicial oaths and fwearing by crea- 
 tures - - - - - - 153 
 
 5. 37. Simplicity and veracity in fpeech enjoined 
 
 171 
 
 5. 38-41. Againft the retaliation of injuries 187 
 
 5- 4-- Of doing good for evil - - 203 
 
 5.43-47. Of the love of enemies. (3 ferm.) 218 
 
 • 5. 48. Of Chrillian perfection - - 267 
 
 6. I. Vain-glory to be avoided in our good works 
 
 283 
 6. 2-4. Oftentation in alms-giving to be avoided. 
 
 (2 ferm.) 
 
 — 6.5. 
 
 — 6.6. 
 
 299 
 
 Hypocrify in our prayers to be avoided 332 
 Sincerit)' and fecrecy in prayer recommended 
 
 349 
 
 ' 6. 7, 8. Againft vain repetitions and length in 
 
 prayer ._--__ 365 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. The Lord's prayer. (9 ferm.) - i 
 
 — — 6. 14. Mercy in forgiving injuries recommended 
 
 6. 14, 15. Forgivenefs of injuries a condition of 
 
 our pardon ------ 168 
 
 6. 16-18. The duty of fafting - - 184 
 
 6. 19, 20. Not to lay up treafures upon earth, but 
 
 in heaven ------ 200 
 
 6. 19-21. Earthly treafures fubjedl to many acci- 
 dents - - - - - - -218 
 
 ' 6. 22, 23. The fingle and the evil eye 233 
 
 6. 24. The inconfiftency of the fervice of God and 
 
 mammon ------ 249 
 
 6.25. Againft anxiety for viftuals and clothes 266 
 
 — — 6. 25, 26. The life more than meat, and the ex- 
 ample of the fowls ----- 284 
 
 ' 6. 27. Anxietj' prejudicial to life and youth 302 
 6. 2S-30. Againft anxiety for raiment 319 
 
 6. 31, 32. Anxiety unbecoming a belief of provi- 
 dence ------ 33y 
 
 6. 33. The kingdom of God and his righteous- 
 
 nefs ought to be our principal care - - 354 
 
 6. 33. Temporal bleffings promifed to be added 
 
 to holinefs - - - - - - 371 
 
 6. 34. Anxiety for any long time to come forbid 
 
 to Chriftians ------ 388 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Matt. 7. I. Rafh judging condemned - I 
 7. 1,2. The judgment of cenforioufnefs 22 
 
 7. 3. The beam in our own eye ; the mote in our 
 
 brother's eye - - - - - - 41 
 
 7- 4> 5- The hypocrify of rafh judging 58 
 
 7. 5, 6. The qualifications fit for cenfurers 75 
 
 7. 5. Cenforioufnefs to ourfelves - 95 
 
 7. 5. The duty of fraternal admonition - 115 
 
 7. 6. Perfons excepted from fraternal admonition 
 
 132 
 
 7. 7. Importunity in prayer - - 154 
 
 7. 7, 8. The qualifications of prayer - 173 
 
 7. 9— II. God's love to us, and our duty to him 192 
 
 7. 12. The fum of our duty to our neighbour 2 12 
 
 ■ 7. 12. Our duty to our neighbour made more eafy 
 
 232 
 13, 14. The broad and narrow way 252 
 
 13, 14. The way to deftruftion, and the way 
 
 272 
 15. Who are meant by falfe prophets 290 
 
 15. The deftrudlive dodlrine of falfe prophets 
 
 308 
 
 15-21. The fruits whereby to know falfe pro- 
 
 ------- 326 
 
 21-23. Falfe hopes of heaven - 343 
 
 24. General obfervations from the fermon on 
 
 the Mount 
 
 361 
 
 BLAIR, James, M.A. {continued). 
 
 M.itt. 7. 24. The right hearers ofChrift's fayings 379 
 
 7. 24, 25. The wife builder - - 397 
 
 7. 26, 27. The foolifti builder - - 413 
 
 7. 28, 29. The good eftefts of this fermon on the 
 
 hearers - - - - - - 433 
 
 BLAIR, Hugh, D.D. 
 
 An elegant writer; born at Edinburgh, 17 18. Educated 
 at that Univerfity. Second minifter of the Canongate 
 Church, Edinburgh, 1743. Removed to Lady Yefter's, 
 1754, and to the High Church, 1758. He was alfo ap- 
 pointed profefTor of rhetoric and belles-lettres in the Uni- 
 verfity. Died 1800. His fermons, which obtained great 
 reputation in his lifetime, are now only admired as elegant 
 moral efTays. 
 
 Sermons. 5 vol. 8°. Lont/. 1779, &c. 
 
 Vol. I. Seventh ed. 1779. 
 A£ls, ic. 4. On the union of piety and morality I 
 
 Pia. 27. 5. On the influence of religion upon adverfity 25 
 Pfa. I. 3. On the influence of religion upon profperity 58 
 1 Cor. 13. 12. On our imperfedl knowledge of a future 
 
 ftate -85 
 
 John, 17. I. On the death of Chrift. At the Lord's 
 
 fupper - - - - - - 115 
 
 James, 3. 17. On gentlenefs _ _ - 1^5 
 
 Efther, 5. 13. On the diforders of the paflions 173 
 
 Ecclef. 6. 12. On our ignorance of good and evil in this 
 
 life ------ - 204 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. On religious retirement - - 234 
 
 Afts, 10. 2. On devotion . - _ 264 
 
 Tit. 2. 6. On the duties of the young - - 306 
 
 Prov. 16. 31. On the duties and conlolations of the aged 
 
 341 
 Gen. 42. 21, 22. On the power of confcience 375 
 
 Pfa. 2. 1 1. On the mixture of joy and fear in religion 412 
 Gal. 6. 9. On the motives to conftancy in virtue 439 
 
 Vol. 2. Ninth ed. 1784. 
 I Cor. 14. 40. On the importance of order in conduft i 
 Prov. 4. 23. On the government of the heart. (2 fer.) 29 
 James, i. 17. On the unchangeablenefs of the divine 
 
 nature ------ 85 
 
 Heb. 4. 15. On the compaflion of Chrift. AttheLord's 
 
 fupper - - - - - - -117 
 
 John, 12. 43. On the love of praife - 148 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 8. On the proper eftimate of human life 178 
 Pfa. 23. 4. On death ----- 213 
 
 Rev. 7. 9. On the happinefs of a future ftate. At the 
 
 Lord's fupper ----- 246 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 5. On candour - - - - 277 
 Gen. 45. 5, 8. On the charadter of Jofeph - 309 
 
 2 Kings, 8. 12, 13. On the charadler of Hazael 335 
 Eccles. 7. 2—4. On the benefits to be derived from the 
 
 houfe of mourning ----- 366 
 Pfa. 76. 10. On the divine government of the paflions 
 
 of men ------ 396 
 
 Ifa. II. 9. On the importance of religious knowledge 
 
 to mankind. [Society in Scotland for Propagating 
 
 Chriftian Knowledge.] - - . - 427 
 
 Vol. 3. Eleventh edition. 1799. 
 Prov. 4. 8. On the true honour of man - - I 
 
 Rom. 12. 15. On fenfibility . - . 22 
 
 Gen. 47. 8. On the improvement of time - 44 
 
 I Cor. 13. II. On the duties belonging to middle age 65 
 Eccles. 12. 5. On death . - - - 88 
 
 I Cor. 15. 33. On the progrefs of vice - - 108 
 
 Pfa. 27. 3. On fortitude - . - - - 129 
 
 I Cor. 13. 4. On envy - - - - - 1 50 
 
 Matt. 20. 6. On idlenefs - - - - 172 
 
 Pfa. 73. 23. On the fenfe of the Divine Prefence 196 
 Luke, 21. 19. On patience - . - - 219 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. On moderation - - - 242 
 
 Prov. 14. 10. On the joy and bitternefs ofthe heart 263 
 Mark, 10. 21. On charadters of imperfed goodnefs 2S6 
 
 n
 
 337 
 
 338 
 
 BLAIR, Hugh, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 26. 29. On the facrament of the Lord's fuppsr as 
 a preparation for death - - - - 305 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 31. On the ufe and abufe of the world 329 
 Prov. 4. 27. On extremes in religious and moral con- 
 duit - - - - - - - 351 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. On fcoffing at religion - - 371 
 Gen. I. I. On the creation of the world - 391 
 a Pet. 3. 10. On the diffolution of the world 413 
 
 Vol. 4. 1799. Seventh edition. To which is added, A 
 fermon, preached before the Society for the Benefit of 
 the Sons of the Clergy, &c., on the 20th May, 1796. 
 Job, 10. I. On the caufes of men's being weary of life i 
 
 1 Tim. I. 5. On charity as the end of the command- 
 ment -.-----22 
 
 Pfa. 31. 15. On our lives being in the hand of God. 
 
 [New Year.] . - . . . 43 
 
 Matt. 13. 30. On the mixture of bad men with the 
 
 good in human fociety - - - - 66 
 
 Matt. II. 28. On the relief which the Gofpel affords 
 
 to the diftreffed. [At the celebration of the Lord's 
 
 fupper.] 88 
 
 Ifa. 5. 12. On luxury and licentioufnefs - - 113 
 
 Pfa. 16. 1 1. On the prefence of God in a future ftate 135 
 John, 21. 21, 22. On curiofity concerning the affairs 
 
 of others ------ 157 
 
 John, 13. 7. On our prefent ignorance of the ways of 
 
 God 178 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 19. On the flavery of vice - - 201 
 Pfa. 26. 8. On the importance of public worfhip 224 
 I Cor. 7. 31. Onthefafhion ofthe world paffmg away 250 
 Pfa. 15. 5. On tranquillity of mind - - 272 
 Prov. 19. 3. On the misfortunes of men being charge- 
 able on themfelves - - - _ 293 
 
 Prov. II. 3. On integrity as the guide of life - 313 
 Job, 2. 10. On fubmilTion to the divine will 335 
 
 Prov. 27. 10. On friendihip - - - - 358 
 
 Prov. 27. I. On the conduft to be held with regard to 
 fiiture events . - - . . ^y^ 
 
 Exod. 23. 2. On following the multitude to do evil 400 
 
 1 Tim. I. 17. On the wifdom of God - - 422 
 Jer. 49. II. On the compaffion and beneficence ofthe 
 
 Deity. [Sons ofthe Clergy Ch. of Scotland.] 446 
 
 VoL 5. Fifth edition. 1803. 
 Prov. 10. 28. On hopes and difippointments - i 
 
 Afts, 17. 28. On the proper difpofition ofthe heart to- 
 wards God ------ 24 
 
 Afts, 10. 38. On the moral character of Chrift 45 
 
 Prov. 18. 14. On the wounds ofthe heart - 66 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. On al]» things working together for good 
 
 to the righteous ----- 87 
 
 Pfa. 122. 6—9. On the love of our country. [Faftday.] 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 13. On a contented mind - - 140 
 Pfa. 73. 28. On drawing near to God. [At the cele- 
 bration of the Lord's fupper.] - - - 160 
 
 Pfa. loi. 2. On wifdom in religious condudl - 181 
 2 Cor. 5. I. On the immortality of the foul, and a 
 
 future ftate ------ 203 
 
 Rom. 12. 21. On overcoming evil with good - 228 
 Prov. 14. 13. On a life of diffipation and pleafure 247 
 A£ts, 24, 16. On the confcience void of offence 269 
 Luke, 24. 50, 51. On the afcenfion of Chrift. [At 
 
 Lord's fupper.] ----- zS^ 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. On a peaceable difpofition - - 313 
 
 Nehem. 8. 10. On religious joy, as giving ftrength and 
 
 fupport to virtue - - - - - 338 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 19. On the folly of the wifdom ofthe world 358 
 Prov. 16. 9. On the government of human affairs by 
 
 Providence ------ 378 
 
 Pfa. 65. 2. On prayer - - . . 398 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. On the laft judgment - - 427 
 Life and chara£ter of the author, by James Finlayfon, 
 
 DD- 455 
 
 BLAIR, Hugh, D.D. (continued). 
 Ledlures on rhetoric and belles lettres. Ninth 
 edition. 3 vol. 8°. Lok^. 1803 
 
 Vol. I. Tafte, fublimity, beauty, rife and progrefs of 
 language, ftrufture of fentences, figurative language, 
 &c. 
 Vol. 2. Style, eloquence, &c. 
 Vol. 3. Comparative merit of the ancients and moderns, 
 
 hiftorical writing, philofophical writing, poetry, &c. 
 Thefe leftures contain an accurate analyfis of the prin- 
 ciples of literary compofition, with happy illuftrations from 
 the beft authors, and an admirable digeft of the rules of 
 eloquence, as applicable to the oratory of the pulpit, the bar, 
 and the popular affembly. 
 
 BLAIR, John, LL.D., Prebend, of Weftminfter. 
 Born at Edinburgh in the beginning ofthe iSth century. 
 Removed early to London, where he publifhed, in 1754, 
 his celebrated Chronological Tables, which have been fre- 
 quently reprinted, and of which an improved edition was 
 publifhed in 1844, royal 8°. Died 1782. 
 
 Leflures on the canon of the Scriptures ; com- 
 prehending a diflertation on the Septuagint 
 verfion. 4°. Lo/id. 1785 
 
 BLAIR, Robert, M.A. 
 
 A divine of the Church of Scotland ; grandfather of 
 Robert Blair, author of the Grave, a Poem ; and great- 
 grandfather of Dr. Hugh Blair; born at Irvine, 1593. 
 Entered the Univerfity of Glafgow, 16 11, in which he be- 
 came profeffor of Moral Philofophy. Minifter at Ayr, 163S, 
 and next year at St. Andrews, where he continued until 
 1662, when he was ejected. Died 1666. 
 Autobiography, from 1593 to 1636. W'ith 
 fupplement to his life and continuation of the 
 hiftory of the times to 1680, by his fon-in- 
 law Mr. William Row, Minifter of Ceres. 
 Edited for the Wodrow Society, from the 
 original manufcript, by Thos. M'Crie, D.D. 
 8°. E.-^iu. 1848 
 
 BLAKE, H. J. C, A.M., Curate of Burdham, 
 
 Suflex. 
 Ten parochial fermons, adapted to a country 
 congregation. Sec. edit. 12°. Chicbes. 1847 
 
 Rom. 10. I. Minifter and people - - - i 
 
 John, 6. 55. The facrament - _ - 18 
 
 John, 13. 15. Chrift our example - - - 36 
 
 A£ls, 16. 31. Faith in Jefus _ _ - ^2. 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. Self-deceit ----- 04 
 
 Luke, 10. 42. The falvation ofthe foul - 83 
 
 Matt. 25. 13. Chriftian watchfulnefs - - 102 
 
 Pfa. 31. 10. A trufting hope in God - 119 
 
 John, 12. 35. Jefus our light - - - i-j6 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. Funeral fermon - - - 153 
 
 A fecond feries of difcourfes. 8°. L0711!. 1831 
 Rom. 10. I. A minifter'sfirft addrefs to his pariihioners i 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The one thing needful - 20 
 
 Mark, 2. 9. Chrift's power _ - - 36 
 
 I Cor. 1. 23. A Chriftian's refuge - - 52 
 
 I Cor. 9. 24. The Chriftian's prize - - 67 
 
 I Cor. 6. 20. Glorifying God - - - 82 
 
 Matt. 5. 17. The fulfilment of the law - 9^! 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. Self-deception - - - - 115 
 
 Pfa. 77. 3. Contentment under afFlidion - 131 
 
 John, I. 23. The Baptift's miffion - - 148 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. Chriftmas Day - - - 164 
 
 Ifa. 64. 6. New Year - - - - 180 
 
 I John, 3. 8. Epiphany - - - - 195 
 
 Jofh. 24. 15. Family worfhip - - - 211 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Baptifm . . - - 226 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Chrift's temptation - - - 243
 
 339 
 
 34° 
 
 BLAKE, H. J. C, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 27. 54. Good Friday - - - 259 
 
 Job, 19. 25-27. Eafter Sunday - - - 275 
 
 John, 14. 16. Whit-Sunday - - - 291 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. Death. [Funeral fcrmon on Lady Har- 
 rington.] ------ 308 
 
 BLAKE, James. 
 
 A Roman Catholic divine in the reign of K. James II. 
 Sermon. Catholick Sermons, 2. 393 
 
 BLAKE, Malaclii. 
 
 Educated for the miniftry among the Difl'enters. Settled 
 
 at Langport, and in 1 716 removed to Blandford. Died 
 
 1760. 
 
 A brief account of the dreadful fire at Blandford- 
 Forum, June 4, 1731 ; with a fermon [on 
 Pfa. 119.91]. Sec. edit. 12°. Zo/?^'. 1735 
 
 BLAKE, Thomas. 
 
 Born in Stafford/hire, 1597- Entered at Chrift Church, 
 Oxford, 1616, where he took his degrees, and went into 
 the Church. Subfcribed the covenant, 1648, and became 
 paftor of St. Alemond's, Shrevvfbury, and afterwards of 
 Tamworth, Stafford/hire. Died 1657. 
 
 The covenant fealed ; or, a treatife of the facra- 
 ments of both cov'enants polemical and prafti- 
 cal, efpecially of the facraments of the cove- 
 nant of grace. With an anfvver to Baxter. 
 4°. Lond. 1655 
 
 Vindicis Foederis ; or, a treatife of the cove- 
 .nant of God with mankind, in the feveral 
 kinds and degrees of it. In which the agree- 
 ment and refpedive differences of the cove- 
 nant of works and the covenant of grace, of 
 the old and new covenant, are difcuffed. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1653 
 
 BLAKENEY, R. P., B. A., Incumbent of Hyfon 
 Green, Notts. 
 
 Awful difclofure of the iniquitous principles 
 taught by the Church of Rome, being extrafts 
 tranflated from the Moral Theology of Alphon- 
 fus Liguori, who was canonifed in the year 
 1839. 12°. Lond. 1846 
 
 BLAKEY, Robert, Efq. 
 
 Hiflory of the philofophy of mind ; embracing 
 the opinions of all writers on mental fcience 
 from the earlieft period to the prefent time. 
 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 848 
 
 Vol. I. From the earlieft period of mental fpeculation 
 to the commencement of the fcholaftic philofophy : 
 Greece, Alexandrian, Roman, Indian, Gnoftic, An- 
 cient Fathers, Arabian, Perfian, Jews, Cabaliftic, 
 Saxon, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. From the commencement of the fcholaftic phi- 
 lofophy to the time of Locke. 
 
 Vol. 3. From the time of Locke to the termination of 
 the eighteenth century. 
 
 Vol. 4. From the commencement of the nineteenth 
 century to the prefent day. Indexes. 
 
 BLANCHINUS, Franciscus. 
 
 In vitas pontificum Romanorum Anaftafii Biblio- 
 
 thecarii praefatio. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3. 55 
 BLAND, John. 
 An effay, in a method never before attempted, 
 
 towards a new verfion of the Old Teflament 
 
 BLAND, John {continued). 
 
 into Englifli from the original Hebrew, by 
 throwing it into fhort lines, as it is flopped, 
 or pointed, by the major accent points. [The 
 Book of Gcnefis only.] 4°. Lofid. 1746 
 
 BLAND, J., Gent. 
 
 A grammatical verfion from the original Hebrew 
 of the Song of Solomon into blank verfe. To 
 which is added, a fupplement from the forty- 
 fifth Pfalm ; the Song of Mofes, from Deut. 
 3 2 ; and the lamentation of David over 
 Saul and Jonathan, from 2 Sam. i. Pp. xii. 
 52. 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 BLAND, Philip, B.A., Cur. of St. Mary's Ch. 
 
 Plain parifh fermons. Preached at Rotherhithe. 
 12°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Eph. 2. S?. Salvation . - . . - i 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Con verfion - . - - 21 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 53. Mortality and immortality - 37 
 Gal. 6. 14. The crofs of Chrift - - - 55 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 16. The temple of God - - - 72 
 Exod. 12. 12, 13. The blood-token - - 92 
 Luke, 23. 43. The penitent thief - - - ill 
 Gal. 3. 28. Chrift our peacemaker - - 130 
 Matt. 9. 21. Chrift our healer - - - 153 
 Ifa. 33. 22. Faith, hope, and charity - - 173 
 Rom. 12. 4, 5. The Chriftian Church - - 195 
 Luke, 2. 29-32. Chriftian affurance - - 218 
 John, 8. 35, 36. Chriftian liberty (2 ferm.) - 239 
 Heb. 4. 3. The Chriftian Sabbath - - 277 
 Heb. 4. 9. Same fub. ----- 296 
 Rev. I. 10. The Chriftian Sunday - - 325 
 I Chron. 29. 12, 13. National thankfgiving - 347 
 Matt. 18. 2. Addrefs to children - - 367 
 
 BLAND, Robert, M.D., F.S.A. 
 
 Proverbs, chiefly taken from the Adagia of 
 Erafmus, with explanations ; and further il- 
 luftrated by correfponding examples from the 
 Spanifh, Italian, French, and Englifh lan- 
 guages. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1814 
 
 BLANDY, Adam, M.A., late Fellow of Pem- 
 broke College, Oxford. 
 
 Chronological tables of the world ; commencing 
 with the creation and ending with the nati- 
 vity of Chrifl. 8°. s. a. 
 
 BLANSHARD, Henry. 
 
 An appeal to the inhabitants of Great Britain on 
 behalf of the native population of India. In 
 a letter to Sir Charles Forbes, Bart. Pp. 24. 
 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 BLAQUIERE, Edward, Efq. 
 
 The Greek revolution ; its origin and progrefs, 
 together with fome remarks on the religion, 
 national charadter, &c. in Greece. 8°" 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 BLASIO, Otto de S. 
 
 Chronicon. Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 6. 861 
 
 BLAYNEY, Benjamin, D.D., Regius ProfefTor 
 of Hebrew, Oxford, and Redlor of Polfhot. 
 M.A. of Worcefter College, 1753 ; afterwards Fellow 
 
 of Hertford College, w-here he took the degree of B.D. 
 
 1768, and of D.D. 1787, and was inftalled Hebrew Pro- 
 fefTor in that year; died 1801. An eminent Hebrew
 
 34' 
 
 342 
 
 BLAYNEY, Benjamin, D.D. [contitiued). 
 critic, whofe works are held in great eftimation. He took 
 uncommon pains in correfting the text of the Englifh 
 verfion of the Bible, which was printed 1769, 4 ., and 
 has been followed fmce as the ftandard. The marginal 
 references were alfo greatly improved by him. A large 
 number of the imprefTion was deftroyed by fire, which 
 caufes it to be a very fcarce book. 
 Jeremiah and Lamentations. A new tranflation, 
 with notes, critical, philological, and explana- 
 tory. Third edition. 8°. ZuW. 1836 
 Zechariah. A new tranflation, with notes, cri- 
 tical, philological, and explanatory, and an 
 appendix in reply to Dr. Eveleigh's fermon on 
 Zach. 2. 8-1 1. To which is added (a new 
 edition with alterations), A difl'ertation on 
 Daniel, 9. 20-27. 4°. Oxf. 1797 
 A diflertation by way of inquiry into the im- 
 port and application of the vifion, related Dan. 
 9. 20, to the end, ufually called, Daniel's pro- 
 phecy of feventy weeks. With fome occa- 
 lional remarks on Michaelis's letter on the 
 fame fubjefl. 4°. Oxf. IJJ^ 
 Pentateuchus Hebrso-Samaritanus. See Penta- 
 
 BLESCHMIDIUS, C. 
 
 Difl"ert. de Theocratia, in populo fanfto inftituta. 
 
 Ugolinus, 24. 59 
 
 BLENCOWE, Edward, M.A., Cur.ofTiverfel, 
 Notts, formerly fellow of Oriel Coll. Oxford. 
 
 Plain fermons, addrefled to a country congrega- 
 tion. Second edition. I2°. Lond. 1846 
 Job, 7. 6. The web of life - - . - i 
 Heb. 13. 17. Watching for fouls - - 11 
 Jer. 3. 4. God the guide of our youth - - 23 
 Eph. 3. 8. The true riches ... 33 
 Matt. 3. 2. True repentance. [Quinquagefima.] 42 
 Jer. 8. 4-7. Man's backwardnefs to repent. [Lent.] 53 
 Matt. 26. 40, 41. Watching with Chrift - - 63 
 Ifa. 57. 15. A contrite fpirit, God's dwelling 74 
 
 Judges, 8. 4. - 83 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The new creature - - - 94 
 
 Phil. 3. 20, 21. Heavenly citizenship - - 105 
 
 I Cor. 14. 15. Order of morning prayer. Introduftory 
 fentences. Abfolution - ■• - - 115 
 
 Pfa. 145. 18. 
 Eph. 6. 18. 
 
 The Lord's Prayer. Creed 128 
 ' Verficles before the Lord's Prayer. 
 
 General thanklgiving - - . . 141 
 
 James, I. 22. Hearing without doing - - i^z 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The two ways- - - 164 
 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the way - - - - 174 
 
 John, 6. 67-69. Departing from Chrift - 187 
 
 Luke, 14. 18. Excufes of non-communicants - 198 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. Balaam ... - 210 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. Grieving the Holy Spirit - - 220 
 
 Rom. 12. 10. Brotherly love ... 232 
 
 James, 4. II. Evil fpeaking - - - - 246 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. The ufe of God's holy name - 260 
 
 Ifa. 56. 2. The right obfervance of God's day - 273 
 
 John, 6. 27. Labour well beftowed - - 286 
 
 I Pet. 5. 7. Relief from care . - - 297 
 
 I Sam. 17. 50. David's vidtory over Goliath 306 
 
 Jer. 5. 24. The appointed weeks of harveft - 318 
 
 Luke, 12. 20. The rich fool - - . - 328 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 9. God's huft)andry ... 339 
 
 2 Kingj, 5. I. Naaman a leper ... 350 
 Luke, 8. 35. The demoniac healed - - 360 
 Rom. 13. II. Thefleepoffin. [Advent.] - 373 
 
 BLENCOWE, Edward, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. The fig-tree fpared another year 386 
 John, 6. 12. The value of time - - - 401 
 
 Plain fermons. Second feries. Second edition. 
 12°. Lond. 1848 
 
 Rom. 13. 12-14. The day approaching. [Advent.] I 
 Matt. II. 3. The Mefliah. [Advent.]- - 13 
 I John, 1.5. The clergy, God's meffengers. [Advent.] 27 
 Matt. 25. 31, 32. The fecond advent. [Advent.] 41 
 Phil. 4. 4-7. Peace in believing. [Advent.] - 57 
 Luke, 1. 78, 79. The light of life. [Chriftmas.] 66 
 Rom. 15. 13. Hope ... - 80 
 Matt. 20. I. The parable of the labourers in the vine- 
 yard. [Septua.] 90 
 
 Gen. 3. 4-6. The fall of man. [Sexa.] - 101 
 
 1 Cor. 13. I. Charity. [Quinqua.] - - 118 
 Matt. 6. 17, 18. Fafting. [Lent.] - - 131 
 Joel, 2. 12, 13. Converfion unto God. [Lent.] 138 
 Luke, 7. 37, 38. A true penitent. [Lent.] - 153 
 Gen. 22. 9, 10. Abraham. [Lent.] - - 163 
 Gen. 45. 8. Jofeph. [Lent.] - - - 179 
 Phil. 2. 5. Chrift our example. [Lent.] - 191 
 Lam. I. 12. [Good Friday.] - - - ao.S 
 John, 20. 11-14. Chrift's firft appearance after his 
 
 refurredlion. [Eafter.] - - - - 218 
 
 Luke, 24. 30, 31. The walk to Emmaus. [Eafter.] 229 
 
 John, 20. 19. Peace be unto you. [Eafter.] - 240 
 
 Rom. 6. 4. Public baptifm of infants - - 253 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Education - - - - 268 
 
 Hos. 10. 12. Spiritual huftiandry - - 281 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. Spiritual growth - - - ^9^ 
 Deut. 4. 41, 42. The cities of refuge [Eafter 3.] 305 
 John, 14. 16, 17. The Comforter. [Whit Sun.] 315 
 I John, 4. 8. [Trin. I.] - - - - 3^7 
 I John, 2. I. Chrift our advocate - - - 34° 
 I John, 5. 4. The world overcome - - 35' 
 Rom. 8. 7, 8. The carnal mind fubdued - 362 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 8. The great adverfary foiled. [Trin. 3.] 375 
 John, 4. 13, 14. The well of living water - 387 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 23. It ftiall be well - - - 4°° 
 Luke, 12. 8, 9. Confefllng Chrift - - 4'^ 
 Eph. 6. 5-9. Refpeiftive duties of mafters and fervants 427 
 Eph. 2. 20-22. Living temples. [St. Simon & St. Jud. J 439 
 Rom. 15. 30. Mutual intercefllon - - - 44-8 
 Jer. 23. 6. The Lord our righteoufnefs. [Trin. 25. j 460 
 Heb. 13. 14. The Chriftian's home - - 473 
 Pfa. 137. I. Spiritual deftitution in the colonies. 
 
 [S.P.G.F.P.] .----- 484 
 Plain fermons. Third feries. 1 2°. Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 Heb. 9. 27, 28. Death, judgment, and redemption. 
 [Advent.] ..-.-- i 
 
 Ifa. I. 18. The Lord reafoning with finners [Adv.] 14 
 Luke, 24. 45. On the underftanding of Scripture. 
 
 [Advent.] - - - - - - .-4 
 
 John, 1. II. Chrift's reception at his firft commg. 
 
 [Advent.] ------ 3^ 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, II. The nativity - - - 47 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. The circumcifion . - - 58 
 
 Matt. 2. 1,2. The epiphany . - - 70 
 
 Ifa. 55. 6, 7. Timely repentance. [Epiph. 3.] 82 
 
 Luke, 15. 18, 19. The prodigal fon - - 9^ 
 
 Jonah, I. 6. Jonah's difobedience - - - 107 
 
 Jonah, 4. 5-7. Jonah at Nineveh - - 118 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 24. The Chriftian race. [Septua.] - 129 
 Heb. 4. 15, 16. Our Lord's temptation, an encourage- 
 ment to prayer. [Lent i.] - - - '38 
 
 Luke, 17. 32. Lot's wife. [Lent i.] - - 148 
 Matt. 15. 28. The woman of Canaan. [Lent 2.] 159 
 Pfa. 32. 5. The penitent's progrefs - - 17' 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 15. The new life of the redeemed - 182 
 Matt. 26. 28. The new covenant - - 191 
 I Cor. 15. 56, 57. Death's power and defeat. [Good 
 
 Friday.] ------- 205 
 
 Col. 3. 1. Therefurreaiontonewnefsoflife [Eafter.] 216
 
 343 
 
 3+4 
 
 BLENCOWE, Edward, M.A. {continued). 
 
 John, 5. aS, 29. The refurreftion from the dead 230 
 Matt. i&. 26. The incomparable value of the foul 244 
 
 255 
 265 
 277 
 288 
 301 
 311 
 32s 
 
 Matt. 6. 19-21. Woildly-mindednefs- 
 
 1 Pet. 2. II. The fin of unchaftity. [Eafter 3.] 
 
 John, 5. 40. The wilful refufal of eternal life - 
 
 Matt. II. 28. Chrift the giver of reft - 
 
 Matt. 7. 7. The encouragements to prayer 
 
 Luke, II. 13. The beft gift. [Whit Sun.] 
 
 Song, 4. 16. The Church's prayer 
 
 Luke, 16. 25. The rich man and Lazarus. [Trin. I.] 335 
 
 Luke, 15. 8-10. Parable of the loft filver. [Trin. 3.] 345 
 
 Heb.6. 12. LifeandcharadlerofSt. Peter. [St. Pet.D.] 356 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. Infufficiency of the righteoufnels of the 
 
 Pharifces. [Trin. 6.] . . - . 367 
 
 I Pet. 4. 18. The righteous fcarcely faved - 381 
 
 Heb. 3. 13. The deceitfulnefs of fin - - 394 
 
 I Kings, 17. 13, 14. The widow of Sarepta. [Trin. 8.] 405 
 I Kings, 19. 12. The ftill fmall voice. [Trin. 9.] 416 
 I Trin. 4. 8. The gain of godlinefs. [Trin. 22.] 427 
 Matt. 22. 21. The refpedlive claims of God and the 
 
 world. [Trin. 23.] ... - 440 
 
 I Cor. 7. 29. The time is fliort - - - 451 
 
 BLINMAN, Richard, Minifter of the Gofpd. 
 
 A rejoynder to Mr. Henry Danvers, his brief 
 friendly reply to my anfwer about infant- 
 baptifm. Ff. i, pp. 28. 24°. Lond. 1675 
 
 BLINSHALL, James, D.D., one of the Mi- 
 
 nirters of Dundee. 
 Sermon, Matt. 24. 14. The evidence of the 
 future publication of the Gofpel to all nations. 
 [Soc, Scot. Prop. Chr. Kn.] With an account 
 of the fociety. 8°. Edin. 1780 
 
 BLISS, Anthony, D.D., Vicar of Portfmouth. 
 
 Obfervations on Mr. Chubb's difcourfe con- 
 cerning reafon. Pp. 78. 8°. Lond. n.d. 
 
 Calumny and defamation difplayed ; or, a brief 
 efTay on a new theological queftion, viz. 
 whether charity be a damning herefy ? In a 
 letter to the Reverend Mr. Du-gard, of Fare- 
 ham, in Hampfhire. Second edit. Pp. 36. 
 8°. Lond. 1735 
 
 BLISS, George, A.M., Perpetual Curate of 
 
 Funtington, Suffex. 
 The obligatory nature of the facraments ; or 
 
 ftriftures on Mr. Gurney's remarks. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 BLOEMERTIUS, Augustinus Alstenus. 
 
 De nobilis et ftudiofs juventutis inftitutione. 
 12°. JmJ}. 1653 
 
 BLOMFIELD, Charles James, D.D., Bifhop of 
 London. 
 
 Five leftures on the Gofpel of St. John, as bear- 
 ing teftimony to the divinity of our Saviour. 
 Delivered on the Fridays during Lent. Second 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1823 
 
 John, 20. 31 } I. 18 ; 3. 13 ; 8. 58 ; 17. 3. 
 
 Twelve leftures on the Afts of the Apoftles. 
 To which is added, A new edition of five 
 leftures on the Gofpel of St. John. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 
 Aas, I. 8 - 
 Ads, 2. 36 
 
 18 
 
 Ads, 7. 59 
 Rom. I. I 
 
 36 
 
 57 
 
 BLOMFIELD, Bifliop [continued). 
 
 78 
 
 121 
 142 
 162 
 185 
 207 
 225 
 
 Notes on the A6ts of the 
 Apoftles - - 335 
 
 A view of the difficulties 
 attending the Trinitarian, 
 Arian, and Socinian fys- 
 tems, by Jofiah Tucker, 
 D.D., Dean of Gloucefter 
 
 359 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Cri- 
 
 Rom. I. 5 - 
 Afts, 16. 5 - 
 Eph. 3. 8 - - 
 Ads, 15. 8, 9 
 Ads, 1 7. 1 1 
 Ads, 17. 32 - 
 Ads, 18. 9 
 Eph. 3. I - 
 Ledures on the Gofpel of 
 St. John- - - Z50 
 
 Sermon, Ps. 45. 13. The duty of a canonical adherence to 
 
 the Ritual of the Church. [Vifitation.] 8°. Camb. 1818 
 
 Sermon, i Cor.4. 13. [Sons of the Clergy.] i^.Lond. 1823 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 18. 20. On the duty of family prayer. 
 
 Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1 824 
 
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 A letter to Charles Butler, Efq. in vindication of Englifh 
 
 Proteftants from his attack upon their fincerity in the 
 
 Book of the Roman Catholic Church. Fourth edition. 
 
 To which is added a poftfcript, in reply to Mr. Butler's 
 
 letter to the author. Pp. 35. 8". Lond. 1825 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 47. 10. [Anniv. Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 
 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 Sermons preached' in the parifh church of St. 
 Botolph, Bifhopfgate. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 John, 8. 47. A godly difpofition neceflary to the 
 
 hearing of the Word ... - i 
 
 I Tim. I. 19. Infidelity caufed by ignorance and un- 
 
 godlinels -.---_ 20 
 
 Matt. II. 27. The myfterioufnefs of fome parts of a 
 
 divine revelation no ground of objedion - 37 
 
 Rom. 8. 26. The help of the Spirit 56 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 4-6. The gifts of the Spirit - 75 
 Gen. I. 31. The creation ... 92 
 Matt. 24. 37. The general deluge - - no 
 Exod. 10. I. Pharaoh's heart hardened - 129 
 Jofh. 24. 15. Choice of a religion - - - 147 
 Pfa. 86. 7. Difpofitions for, and grounds of confidence 
 
 in, prayer - - - - - - 166 
 
 Ifa. 57. 15. Humility and contrition - - 186 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 14. Chriftian courage and confiftency 204 
 Prov. 4. 18. Chriftian improvement - - 225 
 Eph. 5. 6. Chriftian purity - - - 244 
 I Tim. 6. 12. Conftancy in our Chriftian profeflion 262 
 Luke, 13. 4. The Chriftian interpretation of fignal 
 
 calamities ....-- 282 
 
 Pfa. 51. 17. Penance and penitence. [Afli Wed.] 300 
 John, 10. 27, 28. The good ftiepherd - 317 
 
 I Cor. 1.23,24. The crofs of Chrift. [Good Fri.] 337 
 iCor. 15. 3. Refurredion of the body. [Eaft. Day.] 356 
 Matt. 28. 19. Athanafian creed. [Trin. Sun.] 376 
 I Thefs. II. II. A farewell fermon - - 396 
 
 A letter to His Grace the Lord Archbiftiop of Canterbury, 
 upon the formation of a fund for endowing additional 
 biflioprics in the colonies. Pp. 16. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 12. 7. The manifeflation of the Spirit 
 given to every man to profit withal. [Commencement.] 
 8°. I^.nd. 1842 
 
 Three fermons on the Church, preached in the parifh 
 church of St. James, Weftminfter, during Lent, 1842. 
 [On Ads, 2. 47; Matt. 28. 19, 20; Eph. 4. 3.] 
 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy in 1834. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 A charge delivered in 1842. Fourth ed. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 See an article on this charge by the Rev. H. H. Milman, 
 
 on the rubrics and ritual of the Church. Quarterly 
 
 Review, 72. 232. 
 
 A charge delivered in 1846. Second ed. 8°. Lond. 1846 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy, 1850. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 BLOMFIELD, George Becher, A.M., Redl. of 
 Stevenage, Herts, and Canon of Chcller.
 
 345 
 
 346 
 
 BLOMFIELD, George Becher, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Sermons adapted to country congregations. 1 2°. 
 
 Lofid. 1 841 
 Luke, 15. 7. Repentance - - - . i 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. Earthly things temporal: heavenly things 
 eternal ...--- ip 
 
 I Sam. 3. 13. The fons of Eli — Parental negligence 36 
 I Sam. 15. Z2, 23. The fpirit of obedience to God 55 
 I Sam. 17. 37. David and Goliath - - 74 
 
 I Their, 4. 13, 14. The ftate of death a fleep in 
 
 Jelu 
 
 95 
 "5 
 
 134 
 152 
 171 
 190 
 209 
 228 
 
 Matt. 24. 32, 33. The approaching Advent 
 Matt. 22. 40. The two great commandments 
 Rom. 5. I. Juftification by faith 
 Afts, 20. 20, 21. Repentance and faith 
 Rev. 22. 14. Eternal life reftri(5ted to obedienee 
 1 Cor. I. 23, 24. Chrift crucified 
 I Cor. I. 7, 8. - 
 John, 16. 33. Tribulation in the world : Peace in 
 Chrift ...... 246 
 
 Rev. 22. 17. The Gofpel invitation - - 265 
 
 I John, I. 8, 9. Alh Wed. - . - 283 
 
 Eph. 6. 5, 6. Duties of fervants ... 300 
 
 Eph. 6. 9. Duties of mafters . - - 31^ 
 
 Heb. 3. 12, 13. Clofe of the year - - 337 
 
 I Their. 5. 21. The churchmen's duty with regard to 
 
 the two focieties for Promoting Chriftian Knowledge, 
 
 and for the Propagation of the Gofpel in Foreign 
 
 Parts ...... 358 
 
 BLONDEL, David. 
 
 Born 1591; died 1655. A diftinguilhed member of 
 the French Proteftant Church. He took a confpicuous 
 part in feveral fynods, to which he was appointed fecretary 
 in 1650. The city of Amfterdam named him lefturer on 
 hiftory, and he fucceeded in this capacity to the celebrated 
 Gerard Jean Voffius. Blondel's erudition is extenfive, but 
 not always clothed in very elegant language. 
 
 Apologia pro fententia Hieronymi de epifcopis 
 et preltyteris. 4°. JmJ?. 1646* 
 
 The moft learned book which has been written in 
 
 favour of Prelbyterianifm. 
 
 EfclaircifTements familiers de la controverlie de 
 I'Euchariftie, tirez de la parole de Dieu et des 
 efcrits des SS. Peres. 8°. ^/ez'i//y, 1641 
 
 A treatile of the Sibylls, fo highly celebrated as 
 well by the ancient heathens as the Holy 
 Fathers of the Church ; giving an accompt of 
 the names and number of the Sibylls, of their 
 qualities, the form and matter of their verfes; 
 as alfo of the books now extant under their 
 names, and the errors crept into Chriftian re- 
 ligion from the impoftures contained therein, 
 particularly concerning the ftate of the juft 
 and unjuft after death. Folio. Lon2. 1661 
 
 BLONDEL, Francis, Mathematical Profeflbr at 
 the College Royal, Paris. 
 An eminent architedl and engineer. Born 1617; died 
 
 1686. 
 
 Hiftoire du calend. Romain. 12°. alaHaye,\6%\ 
 
 BLOOD. An enquiry about the lawfulnefs of 
 eating blood. Occafioned by Revelation ex- 
 amined with Candour. In a letter to a friend. 
 By a preben. of York. Pp.72. 8°. Lond.ij'^^ 
 
 BLOOM, J. H. 
 
 Pulpit oratory in the time of James the First 
 confidered, and principally illuftrated by origi- 
 nal examples, a. d. 1620-22. 8°. Lo?id. 1831 
 
 BLOOMFIELD, S. T., D.D., Vic. of Bift^rook. 
 
 Recenfio fynoptica annotationis faerie ; being a 
 critical digeft and fynoptical arrangement of 
 the moft important annotations on the New 
 Teftament, excgetical, philological, and doc- 
 trinal, from the beft commentators. 8 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 Vol. I, St. Matthew. 
 Vol.2. St.Mark&St.Luke 
 Vol. 3. Gofpel of St. John. 
 Vol. 4. Afts, I- 1 9. 
 
 Vol. 5. Afts, 20 — Rom. 9. 
 
 Vol. 6. Rom. 10 — I Cor. 
 
 Vol. 7. 2 Cor. — Philipp. 
 
 Vol. 8. CololTians— Jude. 
 
 The Greek Teftament, with Englifh notes, cri- 
 tical, philological, and explanatory ; partly le- 
 ledled and arranged from the beft commenta- 
 tors, ancient and modern, but chiefly original. 
 Fourth edition, revifed. 2 vol. 8°. Lo?id. i^^\ 
 Vol. I. Matt. — A6i:s. 
 Vol. 2. Romans — Revelations. Indices. 
 This important work was greatly enlarged in the fecond 
 edition ; and again, finally, in the third edidion. This 
 fourth is nearly an exaft reprint of the third. 
 
 Additional annotations on the New Teftament. 
 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 BLOOMSBURY LENT LECTURES. Lec- 
 tures delivered during Lent 1843-52, at St. 
 George's, Bloomftjury, by Clergymen of the 
 Church of England. 
 
 Firft feries, 1843 : The fecond coming, the 
 judgment, and the kingdom of Chrift. With 
 a preface, by the Rev. Edward Bickerfteth, 
 Reftor of Wotton. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 Afts, I. II. The certainty, nature, and fcriptural pro- 
 minence of the fecond Advent. H. M. Villiers i 
 Matt. 25. 5. The adtual negleft of the fecond Advent. 
 E. Auriol - 21 
 
 1 Their. 5. 1-6. The dodtrine of the New Teftament 
 on the time of the fecond Advent. W. Pym 41 
 
 Zech. 14. 5. The doftrine of the Old Teftament on 
 the time of the fecond Advent. C. J. Goodhart 68 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 9-1 1. The delay of the fecond Advent, its 
 caufes and pra(flical lefTon. W. Dal ton - 85 
 
 Luke, 21. 25-28. The figns of the fecond Advent in 
 
 the ftate of the world at large. J. W. Brooks 109 
 Rev. 20. 6. The firft refurreftion. T. R. Birks 153 
 2 Tim. 4. 15 Matt. 25. 31. The judgment of the 
 
 living. Alex. Dallas - - - - 213 
 
 Ifa. 60. 19. The glory of Ifrael after the Advent. 
 
 W. R. Freemantle ... - 248 
 
 Rev. 20. II, 12. Thejudgmentof the dead. T.Hill 283 
 Rev. 21. 22-24. T^^ kingdom of Chrift the Lord in 
 
 its fucceflive ftages and in its heavenly glories. E. 
 
 Bickerfteth ..... 309 
 
 Rev. 16. 15. The duty of prayer and watchfulnefs in 
 
 the prolpedl of the Lord's coming. J. H. Stewart 349 
 Second feries, 1844: The fecond coming of 
 Chrift praftically confidered. With a pre- 
 face, by the Hon. and Rev. H. M. Villiers. 
 12°. Lond. 1844 
 
 Eph. 5. 25-27. The manifeftation of the Church at the 
 
 fecond coming of the Lord. E. Auriol - i 
 
 Rom. 14. 10-12. The account to be rendered when 
 
 the Lord fliall come. W. Pym - - 24 
 
 Eph. I. 13, 14. Perfonal holinefs a pledge of glory at 
 
 the appearing of Chrift. E. Hoare - - 45 
 
 Matt. 19. 28. The wafhing of regeneration completed 
 
 and crowned in the regeneration of gloiy. T. R. 
 
 Birks ------ 67
 
 347 
 
 348 
 
 BLOOMSBURY LENT LECTURES {continued). 
 
 Matt. 26. 29. The Lord's Supper an aflurance and 
 
 pledge of the Lord's return. M. Brock - 106 
 
 I Pet. 5. I. The joy of the faithful minifter at Chrift's 
 
 coming. T. S. Grimfhawe - - - 138 
 
 John, 17. 21. The reunion of the people of God. 
 
 W. Marfli, D.D. 173 
 
 Adls, 1. II. The hope of the Advent a remedy againft 
 
 fuperftition - - - - - 191 
 
 Heb. II. I. The hope of the Advent a remedy againft 
 
 unbelief. J. E. Bates - - - -211 
 
 Dan. 4. 27. Righteoufnefs and mercy national duties in 
 
 the profpeft of Chrift's coming and kingdom. E. 
 
 Bickerfteth . - . - . 241 
 
 Rom. 8. 18-23. The long expedtation of the coming 
 
 of the Lord a pledge of its furpafling glory. B. 
 
 Philpot - - - - - - -301 
 
 Luke, 24. 26. The harmony between the crofs and the 
 
 kingdom. H. M. Villiers - - - 334 
 
 Third feries [by error called Fourth in the pre- 
 face], 1845: The hope of the Apoftolic 
 Church ; or, the duties and privileges of 
 Chrillians in connexion with the fecond Ad- 
 vent, as unfolded in the firll Epiftle of St. 
 Paul to the ThelTalonians. With a preface, by 
 the Rev. T. R. Birks. 12°. Z<jW. 1845 
 
 1 Theft". I. 10. Waiting for Chrift the fruit of faith in 
 
 the Gofpel. E. Bickerfteth ... i 
 
 2. 19. The full exercife of hope in the coming 
 
 of Chrift. T. Woodroofte - - . 43 
 
 3. 12, 13. Abounding love the preparation for 
 
 the Advent. W. Niven - - - - 62 
 
 3. 13. The eftabliftied holinefs of the Church at 
 
 the Lord's Advent. C. J. Goodhart - 79 
 
 4. 16. The attendance of angels in the day of 
 
 Chrift. J.E.Bates - - - - 119 
 
 4. 17. The tranflation of the living faints. E. 
 
 Lillingfton ...--.- 143 
 
 5. 17. The perpetual abode of the Church with 
 
 Chrift. W. G. Barker .... 176 
 
 5. 1,2. The right knowledge of times and fea- 
 
 fons. T. R. Birks . _ . . 205 
 
 5. 3. The Advent a motive of alarm to the 
 
 worldly. H. M. Villiers - . . . 241 
 
 5. 8, 9. The afTurance of believers in the profpedl 
 
 of the fecond Advent. M. Brock - 276 
 
 5. 23. The various graces to be exercifed in the 
 
 profpedl of the Advent. W. Marfli, D.D. - 317 
 
 5. 24. The faithfulnefs of God the confidence of 
 
 the waiting Church. R. W. Dibdin - 333 
 
 Fourth feries, 1 846 : Ifrael's fins and Ifrael's 
 hopes. With a preface, by the Rev. William 
 Marlh, D.D. 12°. ZoW. 1846 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 12-16. The fure mercies of David. E. Bicker- 
 
 fteth - - I 
 
 Matt. 15. 24. The fpecial objedl of our Lord's miniftry. 
 
 C. J. Goodhart - . . . . 36 
 
 Dan. 9. 26. The reje<5lion of Mefliah by his own people. 
 
 T. R. Birks 69 
 
 Luke, 19. 11-27. The fervants waiting for their abfent 
 
 mafter : their occupations and temptations. W. Dalton 
 
 114 
 Matt. 21. 43. The transfer of bleflings from the Jews. 
 
 W. R. Freemantle 
 
 144 
 
 Rom. II. 17-21. The true ftanding of the Gentile 
 
 Church. G. Fiflc 175 
 
 Ads, I. 6 ; Ezek. 37. 21-23. The reftoration of the 
 
 kingdom of Ifrael. A. R. C. Dallas - 206 
 
 Pfa. 102. 13-15. The love of Chriftians to the Jews the 
 
 fignal of God's returning mercy to Zion. M. Brock 252 
 Ifa. 59. 20, 21; 60. 1-3. The Redeemer's return the 
 
 dawn of Zion's glory. W. W. Pym - - 293 
 
 BLOOMSBURY LENT LECTURES {continued). 
 
 Ezek. 38. 14-18. The laft confederacy of Gentiles 
 
 againft Ifrael. E. Lillingfton - - 319 
 
 Zech. 12. 9, 10. The vjfion of Chrift to the mourners 
 
 in Ifrael. H. M. Villiers - - . . 362 
 
 Rev. 19. 1,2. The hallelujahs of the ranfomed Church. 
 
 J. H. Stewart . . - . . 405 
 
 Fifth feries, 1 847 : Good things to come. With 
 a preface by the Rev. W. W. Pym. 1 2°. 
 
 Lofic^. 1847 
 
 Gen. 13. 15. The promifed land. A. R. C. Dallas I 
 Mai. 4. 5, 6. Elijah's coming. A. M'Caul, D.D. 34 
 2 Sam. 23. 3-5. David's throne. R. W. Dibdin 59 
 Jer. 33. 24-26. Reftoration of the ten tribes. W. R. 
 
 Freemantle -...-- 78 
 
 A£ls, 2. 36. The kingly power of our Lord Jefus Chrift 
 
 in different feafons. E. Bickerfteth - 110 
 
 Ifa. 60. 1—4. Jerufalem's glory. W. W. Pym 136 
 
 Hab. 2. 14. Spread of the knowledge of the glory of the 
 
 Lord. W. Cadman - - - - - 175 
 
 I Cor. 15. 53. The refurredion to glory. T. R. Birks 
 
 227 
 
 1 Theff. 2. 19, 20, The recognition of the faints in the 
 kingdom. J.H.Stewart ... 273 
 
 Matt. 16. 27. Different degrees of glory. C. J. Good- 
 hart 305 
 
 Zech. 2. 10. The future perfonal prefence of Chrift in 
 Zion. E. Lillingfton - . - - 365 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. The day of the Lord. H. M. Villiers 406 
 
 Sixth feries, 1848 : Lift up your heads. Glimpfes 
 
 of Mcffiah's glory. With a preface, by the 
 
 Rev. Alexander Dallas, M.A., Reftor of 
 
 Wonfton, Hants. 12°. Lofid. 1848 
 
 Pfa. 22. 27, 28. Mefliah's triumphant reign the fruit 
 and reward of his fufFerings. C, J. Goodhart i 
 
 Pfa. 2. 4-6. The victory of Chrift over the confederate 
 nations. Alex. Dallas - - - - 52 
 
 Pfa. 45. I. Triumph of the King, and his glorious 
 efpoufals. J. H. Stewart - - . 99 
 
 Pfa. 50. 1-6. The gathering of the faints at the appear- 
 ing of Chrift. W. Cadman - - - 131 
 
 Pfa. 100. The joy of creation at the coming of the 
 Lord. W. Wilfon, D.D. - - - 168 
 
 Pfa. 97. 1-7. The vifible majefty of Chrift's return. 
 W. R. Freemantle ----- J99 
 
 Pfa. 102. 13—18. The figns of Ifrael's deliverance, and 
 of Mefliah's advent. W. W. Pym - 231 
 
 Pfa. 118. 22-26. Ifrael's welcoming the once rejected 
 Mefliah. Hon. L. Noel - - - - 274 
 
 Pfa. 8. I. The dominion of the fecond Adam over all 
 creation. B. Philpot . - - - 303 
 
 Pfa. 67. 6, 7. The earth yielding her increafe. E. 
 Bickei-fteth 330 
 
 Pfa. 24. 3-5. The partakers of the kingdom charac- 
 terized. T. R. Birks - - - - 360 
 
 Pfa. 145. 10—13. "^^s glorious majefty and perpetuity of 
 Chrift's kingdom. Hon. H. M. Villiers - 404 
 Seventh feries, 1 849 : The prieft upon his 
 throne. With a preface, by the Rev. James 
 Haldane Stewart, M.A., Reftor of Limpsfield, 
 Surrey. 12°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Heb. 1. 2. Chrift the heir of all things. W. R. Free- 
 mantle .-.-_- I 
 
 Heb. I. 6. The fimilarity and contraft of the firft and 
 fecond Advent. E. Auriol - - - 26 
 
 Heb. I. 8, 9. The God-man on his coming throne 
 anointed for his righteoufnefs with the oil of gladnefs. 
 J. H. Stewart 54 
 
 Heb. 2. 5-9. The world to come in fubjedlion to Chrift. 
 H. M'Neile .. - - - - 86 
 
 Heb. 4. 9. The reft which remaincth for the people of 
 God. E. Hoare - - - - - 113
 
 349 
 
 35° 
 
 BLOOMSBURY LENT LECTURES {continued). 
 
 Heb. 5. 10. The Melchiledec priefthood of Clirift in the 
 
 prefent and coming diipenilidons. T. R. Biiks 147 
 
 Heb. 6. 5. The powers of the world to come. C. J. 
 
 Goodhart - - -' - - - 183 
 
 Heb. 8. 6—9. The new covenant with Ifrael and Judah 
 
 the fruit of Chrift's more excellent miniftry. E. 
 
 Bickerfteth 232 
 
 Heb. 9. 27, 28. Chrift's paft offering and future ap- 
 pearing with man's death and judgment. B. Philpot 
 
 264 
 
 Heb. II. 10; 13. 14. The city which hath foundations 
 
 prepared for the faithful and fuft'ering pilgrim. M. 
 
 Brock ------- 289 
 
 Heb. 12. 26-29. The future fhaking of the earth and 
 the heavens, preparatory to a kingdom which cannot 
 be moved. W. W. Pym - - - 333 
 
 Heb. 10. 35-39. The advent of the Lord in its various 
 afpedls and fpeedy approach, as bearing upon the fted- 
 faftnefs of the believers in times of apoftafy. H. M. 
 Villiers ------- 367 
 
 Eighth feries, 1850 : God's dealings with Ifrael. 
 With a preface, by the Rev. W. Dalton, B.D., 
 Rural Dean, Par. Cur. of St. Paul's, Wolver- 
 hampton. 12°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Deut. 32. 8. The divine fovereignty in the eledlion of 
 
 the nation. W. R. Freemantle - . - i 
 
 I Cor. 10. 4. Divine grace in the ordinances of the 
 
 Jewifli religion. C. J. Goodhart - - 31 
 
 Deut. 14. 2. The divine holinefs in the civil and eccle- 
 
 fiaftical polity of Ifrael. J. C. Reichardt - 94 
 
 Deut. 8. 2, 3, 16. Divine grace in the protedlion of 
 
 Ifrael, and in providential difpenfations to them, to 
 
 make them an enlarged blefling. H. M. Villiers 118 
 Ezek. 33. 20; Amos, 3. 2. Divine juftice in the pu- 
 
 nifhment of Ifrael. W. Harrifon - - 151 
 
 Hos. II. 7—9. Divine long-fuft'ering in the national 
 
 prefervation of Ifrael. E. Hoare - - 185 
 
 Exod. 33. 19 J Rom. 9. 15-18. Divine mercy difplayed 
 
 in the falvation of an ele£l remnant. E. Holland 217 
 Ezek. 12. 26-28. Divine truth in the fulfilment of 
 
 prophecy. Adn. Wigram - . - 248 
 
 Rom. II. 29. Divine immutability in the perpetuity of 
 
 the covenant with Ifrael. T. R. Birks - 285 
 
 Hos. 14. 4. Divine love in the forgivenefs and con- 
 
 verfion of Ifrael. Hugh M'Neile - - 328 
 
 Ifa. 60. 18, 19. Divine glory in the reftoration and re- 
 
 eftablifliment of Ifrael. T.Nolan - - 351 
 
 Phil. 2. 9—1 1. The acknowledgment of the divine 
 
 attributes in the perfon of Chriftat the fecond Advent. 
 
 W. Cadman 379 
 
 Ninth feries, 1851 : Popifh darknefs and Millen- 
 nial light. With a preface, by the Rev. Ed- 
 v^rard Auriol, M.A., Reftor of St. Dunftan's. 
 12°. Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 2 Tim. 3. I ; 2 Pet. I. 19. The word of prophecy, a 
 
 light in thefe perilous times. W. Cadman - I 
 
 Rom. II. 19—21. The prophetic warning of defedlion 
 
 from the faith in the Church of Rome, and its iffue 
 
 in the recovery of Ifrael. Dr. M'Neile - 28 
 
 Ifa. 2. 18. Idolatry, a predicted fin of the vifible Church ; 
 
 with its abolition at Chrift's coming. J. C. Ryle 55 
 
 1 Cor. II. 13—15- The devices of Satan in falfe teachers, 
 with their termination at the fecond Advent. W. 
 Harrifon ...... go 
 
 2 Their. 2. 7, 8. The myftery of iniquity, its confum- 
 mation and deftrudtion at the appearing of the Lord. 
 E. Hoare - - - - - - 115 
 
 I Tim. 4. I ; 6. 13, 14. The departure from the faith 
 in the latter times, and its expofure by the revelation 
 of the Lord Jefus Chrift. T. Nolan - - 149 
 
 Rev. 2. 14. The prophetic fignificance of Balaam, and 
 his fudden death. C. J. Goodhart - 177 
 
 BLOOMSBURY LENT LECTURES [contmued). 
 
 Rev. 17. I ; 21. 9. The harlot Church, and the bride 
 
 of the Lamb. W. R. Freemantle - - 218 
 
 Heb. 7. 17. The true Mclchidefec in his kingdom, con- 
 
 traftcd with the pretenfions of the Pope of Rome. 
 
 T. R. Birks - - - - - 252 
 
 Rev. 18. 7, 8; Ifi. 47. 8, 9. The boafting of the 
 
 myftic Babylon, a prophetic fign of her approaching 
 
 overthrow. A. R. C. Dallas ... 287 
 Rev. 18. 1,2; 21. 2—4. The city of confufion to be 
 
 contrafted with the heavenly Zion. W. W. Pym 333 
 Rev. 19. 9. The bleffednefs of thofe who are called to 
 
 the marriage fupper of the Lamb. H.M. Villiers 371 
 
 Tenth Series, 1852: The millennial kingdom. 
 With a preface by W. R. Freemantle, M.A., 
 Reft, of Claydon, Bucks. Sm. 8°. loW. 1852 
 Luke, 21. 25-27. The ftate of the world before the 
 
 coming of Chrift. W. W. Pym - - i 
 
 Rom. 8. 21. The liberty of Chrift's kingdom. W. 
 
 Cadman .-...- ^i 
 
 Ifa. 32. I. Of the order of Chrift's kingdom. T. R. 
 
 Birks -....-- 57 
 
 Zech. 14. 9. The unity of Chrift's kingdom. J. H. 
 
 Stewart ------ 89 
 
 Ifa. 2. 12, 17. The abafement of pride in Chrift's 
 
 kingdom. W. Brock - - - - 115 
 
 Pfa. 37. II. The deliverance of the meek in Chrift's 
 
 kingdom. B. Philpot - - - - 161 
 
 Rev. 22. 3. The removal of the curfe. C. J. Good- 
 hart ------- 187 
 
 Ifa. II. 5. The perfedt equity of Chrift's kingdom. 
 
 E. Hoare ------ 235 
 
 Dan. 7. 14. The unchangeable fteadfaftnefs of Chrift's 
 
 kingdom. T. Woodrooffe . - - 259 
 
 John, I. 50, 51. The unveiling hidden wonders in 
 
 Chrift's kingdom. W. R. Freemantle - 279 
 
 Ifa. 9. 7. The vaftnefs of Chrift's kingdom. W. 
 
 Harrifon ..-_-- 507 
 
 Rev. 22. 20. Chrift the defire of all nations. H. M. 
 
 Villiers ------ 339 
 
 BLOUNT, Charles. 
 
 A Deiftical writer, brother of Sir Thomas Pope Blount. 
 Born at Upper Holloway, London, 1654. Educated by 
 his father, Sir Henry Blount. On the death of his wife, 
 having been rejected by her fifter, he ftiot himfelf, 1693. 
 
 Anima mundi ; or, an hiftorical narration ot the 
 opinions of the ancients concerning man's foul 
 after this life, according to unenlightened na- 
 ture. Ff. 3, pp. 109. 1 6°. Lond. 1679 
 Mifcellaneous works ; containing — 
 The oracles of reafon. 
 
 Anima mundi, or the opinions of the ancients concern- 
 ing man's foul after this life, according to unen- 
 lightened nature. 
 Great is Diana of the Ephefians ; or the original of prieft- 
 craft and idolatry, and of the facrifices of the Gentiles. 
 An appeal from the country to the city for the prefer- 
 vation of his majefty's perfon, &c. 
 A juft vindication of learning, and of the liberty of the 
 
 prefs. 
 
 A fuppofed dialogue betwixt the late King James and 
 
 King William on the banks of the Boyne, the day 
 
 before that famous vidlory. 
 
 To which is prefixed the life of the author, and an 
 
 account and vindication of his death. 12°. s. I. 1695 
 
 The two Jirll books of Philoftratus, tranflated, 
 
 &c. See Philostratus. 
 BLOUNT, Thos., Barrifter of the Inner Temple. 
 A Roman Catholic mifcellaneous writer; born 1618 ; 
 died 1679. His works are numerous. 
 GlofTographia ; or, a diftionary interpreting all
 
 351 
 
 352 
 
 BLOUNT, Thomas {continued). 
 
 fuch hard words, whether Hebrew, Greek, 
 Latin, &c., as are now ufed in our refined 
 Englifh tongue. [Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1656 
 
 Bofcobel ; or, the complete hiftory of the moft 
 miraculous prefervation of King Charles II. 
 after the battle of Worcefter, 165 1. To 
 which is added, Clauftrum regale ; or, the 
 king's concealment at Trent. 
 
 Grammont's Memoirs 
 
 BLUETT, J. C. 
 
 Duelling and the laws of honour examined and 
 condemned upon principles of common fenfe 
 and revealed truth. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1836 
 
 BLUMENBACH, J. Fred., Prof of Medicine in 
 the Univerfity of Gottingen. 
 
 The inftitutions of phyfiology. Tranflated from 
 the Latin. With notes by John Elliotfon, 
 M.D. Second edition. 8°. Land. i%iy 
 
 BLUNT, Henry, A.M., Redlor of Streatham. 
 
 A pious clergyman and highly popular preacher and 
 author. He was for many years incumbent of Trinity 
 Church, Upper Chelfea. Reftor of Streatham, Surrey, 
 1835. Died 1843. 
 
 Twelve leftures upon the hiftory of Abraham. 
 Seventh edition. 12°. Land. 1834 
 
 On Genefis, xii. i, 7, 8 j xiii. 2. 8 ; xiv. 18 ; xv. 6, 17 j 
 xviii. I, 19; xxi. 10; xxii. 8; xxv. 8. 
 A twelfth edition, 1849. 
 Eight leflures upon the hiftory of Jacob. Second 
 edition. 12°. Land. 1828 
 
 On Gen. xxv. 27 ; xxviii. 5 ; xxix. 20 ; xxxii. 1 1 ; xxxiii. 
 4; XXXV. 2; xlv. 26; xlvii. 8, 9. 
 
 A fixteenth edition, 1845. 
 
 Leftures on the hiftory of Elifha. Fifth edition. 
 12°. Lond. 1846 
 
 On 1 Kings, xix. 16; 2 Kings, ii. 21 ; iv. 26 ; v. 10; 
 v. 26 ; vi. 17 ; vii. 18 ; viii. 55 viii. 13 ; ix. 36 j xiii. 14. 
 Leftures on the hiftory of Jefus Chrift. Tenth 
 edition. 3 vol. 12°. Lond. 1846 
 
 Nine leftures upon the hiftory of Peter. De- 
 livered during Lent 1829. Fifth edit. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 Luke, v. 8 ; Matt. xiv. 29 ; Matt. xvi. 18 ; Matt. xvi. 
 22 ; Matt. xix. 27 ; John, xiii. 8 ; Mark, xiv. 37 ; 
 Luke, xxii. 61 ; John, xxi. 18. 
 
 An eighteenth edition, 1848. 
 
 Leflures on the hiftory of St. Paul. Tenth edit. 
 
 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1845 
 
 A praflical expofition of the Epiftles to the 
 
 Seven Churches of Afia. Third edit. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 
 A family expofition of the Pentateuch. 3 vol. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1844 
 
 VoL I. Genefis. Third edition. 1844. 
 
 Vol. 2. Exodus and Leviticus. 1842. 
 
 Vol. 3. Numbers and Deuteronomy. Seconded. 1844. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 58. 13, 14. The Lord's day. Third edition. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Difcourfes upon fome of the dodlrinal articles of 
 the Church of England. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 
 BLUNT, Henry, A.M. {continued). 
 Pfa. 51. 5. Article 9 - 
 John, 6. 44. Art. 10 - - 
 
 Gal. 2. 16. Art. 11 - 
 Col. I. 10. Art. 12, 13, 14 
 Afts, 4. 12. Art. 15, 16, 18 
 2 Pet. I. 10. Art. 17 - 
 Tit. 3. 4-6. Art. 27 - 
 I Cor. 10. 16. Art. 28 - 
 
 29 
 
 58 
 89 
 
 IIS 
 141 
 
 177 
 205 
 
 Ifa. 49. 23. The duty of every Chriftian government 
 to provide Chriftian inftrudtion, and to maintain 
 Chriftian worftiip ----- 232 
 
 A ninth edition, 1847. 
 Sermons preached in Trinity Church, Upper 
 Chelfea. Fifth edition. 1 2°. Lond. 1 843 
 Matt. II. 28. The invitation of the Saviour 1 
 
 Ifa. 44. 22. Forgivenefs a prefent mercy - 22 
 
 Pfa. 19. 13. Sins of believers are prefumptuous fins 40 
 Deut. 12. 9. The Chriftian not yet arrived at his jour- 
 ney's end - - - - - - 63 
 
 Job, 22. 21. Acquaintance with God - - 85 
 
 Pfa. 130. 3, 4. God marking iniquity - - 109 
 
 Heb. II. 13. The faint's confeftion - - 129 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 21—23. The faints on earth - - 153 
 Rev. 7. 15—15. The faints in heaven - 177 
 Luke, 21. 31. Preparation for heaven - - 200 
 
 2 Kings, 8. 13. Aids to felf-knowledge - 222 
 Luke, 23. 42. The penitent thief - - 247 
 I John, 2. 5. Signs that we are " in Chrift Jefus." (2 
 
 fermons.) ------ 269 
 
 I Cor. I. 3. The minifter's laft wifh for his people 325 
 A fixth edition, 1845. 
 
 Pofthumous fermons. Second edit. 1 2°. Lond. 
 VoL I. 1844. 
 Zech. I. 5, 6. The mutability of man the immutability 
 
 of God ------- I 
 
 Ifa. 32. 2. Chrift the believer's refuge - 23 
 
 Eph. I. 22, 23. Chrift the fulnefs of the believer 43 
 
 Afts, 26. 28. The almoft Chriftian - _ 66 
 
 1 Pet. I. 3—5. The believer's aiTured inheritance 90 
 
 2 Cor. 2. II. The devices of Satan. (2ferm.) 115, 141 
 Eph. 6. II. The devices of Satan - - 165 
 Zeph. I. 12. The folemn fearch - - - 187 
 Jer. 23. 6. The Lord our righteoufnefs - 211 
 Matt. 10. 32, 33. Confeffing Chrift - - 230 
 Exod. 14. 15. Go forward - - - 255 
 2 Cor. 4. 17, 18. Sanctified afflictions - - 279 
 Eph. 5. 16. Redeeming the time - - 301 
 Adts, 17. 31. The judgment - - - 318 
 
 Vol. 2. 1845. 
 
 John, 16. 22. Comfort in affliction - - i 
 
 Pfa. 30. 7. The withdrawal of God's countenance. (2 
 
 fermons) ------ 26 
 
 I Kings, 13. 26. The prophet of Bethel - 75 
 
 Ifa. 51. 1,2. The rock whence ye are hewn - 104 
 
 I Sam. 15. 13. Samuel and Saul - - 127 
 
 Pfa. 23. I. The Lord is my fhepherd - - 150 
 
 Heb. 10. 26, 27. On wilful fins - - 171 
 
 Heb. 2. 10. Chrift preparing his people for glory 195 
 
 Ifa. 21. II, 12. The watchman's warning - 223 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 23. On fandlification - - 252 
 
 Ifa. 44. 3-5. Duty of parents and children - 278 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. The undivided fervice - - 3°^ 
 
 Phil. 3. 7-9. All lofs for Chrift - - - 326 
 
 Rev. I. 7. Chrift will be feen by all - - 347 
 
 Vol. 3. Second edition. 1847- 
 
 Ifa. 5. 3, 4. The Lord's vineyard - - - i 
 
 Numb. 10. 29. Chriftian companionfhip - 29 
 
 Amos, 4. 12. The awful warning - - - 52 
 
 Rev. 22. 16, 17. The joint invitation - 75 
 
 Ezek. 37. 9. Life from the dead - - - 98 
 
 Rev. 14. 4, 5. Character of the redeemed of the Lord 124 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. Chrift's fpiritual prefence - 147 
 
 Numb. 24. 15, 17. Character of Balaam - 170
 
 353 
 
 354 
 
 BLUNT, Henry, A.M. (coiitima-J). 
 
 Matt. 12. 20. The bruil'ed reed - - 1 91 
 
 John, 16. 8. The coming of the Holy Gholt 215 
 
 Hof. II. 8, 9. Departure from God - - 241 
 
 Philipp. I. 21. The Chriftian's death is gain 265 
 
 Four paftoral letters ----- 291 
 
 BLUNT, J. J., B.D., Margaret Profcilbr of 
 Divinity at Cambridge. 
 
 Sketch of the Reformation in England. Fifth 
 edition, correded. 1 8°. Zc^//^. 1 840 
 
 Hulfean leftures for I 831. The veracity of the 
 hiftorical books of the Old Teftament from 
 the conclufion of the Pentateuch to the open- 
 ing of the prophets, argued from the unde- 
 figned coincidences to be found in them, when 
 compared with their feveral parts [on 2 Cor. 
 13. I ] ; being a continuation of the argument 
 for the veracity of the five books of Mofes. 8°. 
 
 Lo!Jii. 1832 
 
 Hulfean ledlures for 1832. Principles for the 
 proper underftanding of the Mofaic writings 
 ftated and applied, together with an incidental 
 argument for the truth of the refurreftion of 
 our Lord. 8°. Lofid. 1833 
 
 Luke, 24. 27. General expedtation of the Meffiah i 
 John, 8. 56. The cafe of Abraham confidered 52 
 
 Heb. II. 20. The cafe of Jacob and Efau confidered 65 
 Gen. 49. 7. Jacob's prophecy concerning Simeon and 
 Levi confidered ----- p^ 
 
 Exod. 3. 6. Religious charadler of the patriarchs vindi- 
 cated - - - - - - 119 
 
 Pfa. I. 2. Genius and character of the Mofaical law 147 
 
 Pfa. III. 2. Credibility of miracles - - 177 
 
 I Cor. 15. 14. Incidental evidence of the refurreftion 
 
 of our Lord ----- 212 
 
 Four lermons preached before the Univerfity of 
 
 Cambridge in Nov. 1849. 8°. Camb. 1850 
 
 Heb. II. 16. The Church of England : its communion 
 
 of faints __-_-- i 
 
 Eph. 2. 2C-22. The Church of England : its title and 
 
 defcent ------ 26 
 
 John, 5. 39. The Church of England: its text — the 
 Bible ------- 55 
 
 I Cor. II. 16. The Church of England : its commen- 
 tary — the Prayer-book - - - - 87 
 
 Undefigned coincidences in the writings both of 
 the Old and New Teflament an argument of 
 their veracity. With an appendix, containing 
 undefigned coincidences between the Golpels 
 and Adls and Jofephus. Third edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 The above includes a republication of the three follow- 
 ing works : — 
 
 The veracity of the books of Mofes. 
 The veracity of the hiftorical Scriptures of the Old 
 
 Teftament. [Hulfean Ledlures.] 
 The veracity of the Gofpels and Adls. 
 The whole were re-arranged, corredled, and enlarged as 
 a fecond edition in 1847. The third edition, 1850, is a 
 reprint of the fecond, with a few corredlions. 
 
 For reviews, fee Britifh Critic, 8. 308, and 4. 178. 
 Other works : Introdudlory Ledlures on the Early 
 Fathers, 8'^. Sermons before the Univerfity of Cam- 
 bridge, 1-836, 8°; 1845 and 1847, 8", and 1849, 8°- 
 Sketch of the Church two centuries after Chrift, 8°. 
 
 BLUNT, Walter, M.A. 
 
 Diflenters' baptifms and Church burials. Stric- 
 
 BLUNT, Walter, A.M. {continued). 
 
 tures upon the decifion of the late Sir John 
 Nicholl. With an attempt at an inveitigation 
 of the judgment of the Church of England 
 upon the fubjcft. 8°. Exeter, \%\o 
 
 Ecclefiaftical relloration and reform. No. L 
 Confiderations and pradlical fuggeftions on 
 Church-rates, &c. Pp. iv. 46. 8°. Lond. 1 847 
 
 BOCCALINI, Trajano. 
 
 An eminent Italian fatirical writer; born at Loretto, 
 1556. Read philol'ophy and law at Rome. Died 1613. 
 
 I ragguagli di Parnaffo ; or, advertifements from 
 Parnallus. In two centuries. With the poli- 
 tick touchilone. Now put into Englifli by 
 Henry Earl of Monmouth. Folio. Lond. i66g 
 
 BOCHART, Samuel. 
 
 Born at Rouen, 1599 ; died 1667. A learned Proteftant 
 divine and general Icholar. His mother was the fifter of 
 Peter Du Moulin. The talent, piety, and modefty of 
 Bochart procured to him the friendftiip of the moft illus- 
 trious amongft his contemporaries. In 1652 the queen of 
 Sweden invited him to Stockholm, where {he. gave him 
 many proofs of her efteem and regard. He became minifter 
 at Caen. Died of apoplexy whilft engaged in a controveriy 
 with Huet. Bochart's erudition has never been furpaffed. 
 Opera. Editio quarta, prioribus multo correftior 
 
 et fplendidior. 3 vol. Folio. L. Bat. 171 2 
 
 Vol. I. Geographia facra, feu Phaleg et Canaan, cui 
 accedunt variae diflertationes philologicae, geographic^, 
 theologicas, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. Hierozoicon, five bipertitum opus de animalibus 
 Scripturae, pars i, de animalibus in genere, et de 
 quadupedibus, viviparis et oviparis. 
 
 Vol. 3. Hierozoicon, pars 2, de avibus, ferpentibus, in- 
 fedlis, aquaticis et fabulofis animalibus. Indices. 
 
 This fourth and beft edition was edited by Relandus. 
 For an account of Bochart's works, fee Le Clerc, Bibl. 
 Un. 23. 273. 
 
 A greatly improved edition of the Hierozoicon was pub- 
 liflied at Lips. 1793-96, in 3 vol. 4°; edited, with notes, 
 by E. F. C. RofenmiiUer. 
 Epiftola de Paradifi fitu. Ugolinus, 7. 627 
 
 BOCRISIUS, J. H. 
 
 DifTert. de mufica Hebrseorum. Ibid. 32. 659 
 
 BODENHAM, John. 
 
 Wit's commonwealth ; or, a treafury of divine, 
 
 moral, hiftorical, and political admonitions. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1722 
 
 Originally publiihed in 1598, in 8°. The eighteenth 
 edition was printed in 1661. 
 
 BODIN, John. 
 
 Born 1530; died 1596. A celebrated French lawyer; 
 born in the province of Anjou. Was accufed of being an 
 infidel from his having compofed a work in which the 
 principles of Chriftianity are criticifed. The following 
 treatife, now confidered Bodin's ftandard produdlion, has 
 been ably analyfed by Mr. Hallam. Cujas, who diiliked 
 Bodin, made on his name the anagram, Andui% fine bono. 
 Profeflbr Dugald Stewart compares the Angevin lawyer to 
 Lord Bacon, and fiys that " in his refined combinations of 
 hiftorical fadts he has more than once ftruck into a train 
 of fpeculation, bearing a flrong refemblance to that after- 
 wards purfued by Montefquieu." 
 
 Les fix livres de la republique. Plus I'apologie 
 de Rene Herpin [et refponfe de Bodin au 
 Sicur Malcftroit]. 8°. Z_)W/, 1593 
 
 BODIUS, R. See Boyd.
 
 355 
 
 356 
 
 BODY and SOUL. Sec edit. 12°. ZoW. 1823 
 
 The Town Reftor, the Philofophical Painter, the Mer- 
 chant's Family, the Sick Penitent, the Unitarian, the 
 Clerical Conference, the Lunatic Afylum, the Liturgy, 
 Allizcs, Athanafian Creed, Fatalift, Domiciliary Vilits. 
 
 BOEHM, Antony William. 
 
 Sermon, Eph. 4. 22. The dodlrine of original 
 fin. [Epiphany 3.] 8°. Lo7id. 1711 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 18. 4. The duty of reformation. 
 (Jubilee.) [Trinity 19.] 8°. Lond. 17 18 
 
 BOEHMER, Justus Henning. 
 
 A very celebrated German lawyer. Born at Hanover, 
 1674. Became profeffor of law at Halle. Chancellor of 
 the Duchy of Magdeburgh, 1743. Died 1749. All his 
 viritings difplay profound fenfe and learning. 
 
 Jus ecclcfiallicum Proteftantium, ufum modernum 
 juris canonici juxta feriem decretalium often- 
 dens, et ipfis rerum argumentis illuilrans. [Et 
 Jus Parochiale.] Adjedto duplici indice. Se- 
 cunda edit, correft. 5 vol. 4°. Hal^e, 1720-36 
 
 Vol. I. 1720. 
 De fuprema lege ecclefiaftica. 
 Liber i et 2 Decretalium. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1723. 
 De jure circa libertatem confcientias. 
 Liber 3 Decretalium, tit. 1-29. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1727. 
 De jure liturgiarum ecclefiaftico. 
 Liber 3 Decretalium, tit. 30—50. 
 Liber 4 Decretalium, tit. 1—8. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1734. 
 De Romana ecclefia matre indulgentiilima. 
 Liber 4 Decretalium, tit. 9-21. 
 Liber 5 Decretalium, tit. 1-9. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1736. 
 Praeloquium de fyftemate univerfi juris canonici. 
 Liber 5 Decretalium, tit. 10—39. 
 Indices in quinque tomos et Jus Parochiale. 
 
 [Vol. 6.] 1730. 
 Jus parochiale, ad fundamenta genuina revocatum, a 
 fpuriis principiis repurgatum, atque ita adornatum ut 
 jus ecclefiafticum Proteftantium illuftrare et ufum 
 modernum libri tertii Decretalium quoad prascipuas 
 materias oftendere queat, adjedlo indice triplici et 
 fupplemento novo, editio quarta audlior et emendatior. 
 
 BOEHMNGER, F. 
 
 Die kirchengefchichte in Biographieen. Vol. i 
 and 2. Part. i. 8°. Zurich, 1842-49 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Part I, 2. Die erften drei Jahrhunderte. 
 Part 3. Ambrofius und Auguftinus. 
 Part 4. Chryfoftomus, Olympias, Leo, Gregor der Grofle. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Part I. Columban, St. Gall, Bonifazius Anfgar, Anfelm 
 von Canterbury, Bernhard von Clairvaux, Arnold 
 von Brefcia. 
 
 BOETHIUS, Anitius Manilius Severinus. 
 
 The moft learned, and almoft the only Latin, philo- 
 fopher of his time. Born, at Rome, 455. Studied at 
 Athens during 18 years. Made conful 487. An ex- 
 cellent magiftrate and ftatefman ; after faithfully and 
 affiduoufly fulfilling the duties of his high ftation with 
 great honour, he became obnoxious to King Theodoric for 
 his oppofition to Arianifm, and he was beheaded, 526. 
 His Confolation of Philofophy has always been admired 
 both for the ftyle and fentiments. His topics of confo- 
 lation are deduced chiefly from the tenets of Plato, Zeno, 
 and Ariftotle, which has led to his being confidered more 
 a Stoic than a Chriftian. 
 
 Opera omnia, quorum alia ante imprelTa, nunc 
 
 BOETHIUS, Anitius Manilius Severinus [continued). 
 denuo per doftos viros recognita ; alia, qua; 
 hadtenus latuerunt, nunc primum emendatifs. 
 in lucem prodeunt. Folio. Btijil. 1570* 
 
 Prasfatio, Index, &c. - . . . Ff. 22 
 
 In Porphyrium, a Vidtorino tranflatum - - i 
 
 In Porphyrium a fe Latinum tranflatum - 46 
 
 In praedicamenta Ariftotelis - - - - 112 
 
 In librum de interpretatione commentaria minora 215 
 
 In eundem de interpretatione commentaria majora 289 
 
 Analyticorum priorum Ariftotelis Boethiointerprete 468 
 
 Introdu6lio ad categoricos fyllogifmos - - 558 
 
 De fyllogifmo categorico . - - - 580 
 
 De fyllogifmo hypothetico ... - 606 
 
 De divifione ...... 638 
 
 De definitione ...... 648 
 
 Topicorum Ariftotelis Boethio interprete - 662 
 Elenchorum fophifticorum Ariftotelis Boethio interprete 
 
 733 
 In topica Ciceronis - - - - - 757 
 
 De difterentiis topicis .... g^y 
 
 De confolatione philofophix, luculentiflimis J. Murmelii 
 (partim etiam R. Agricolae) commentariis illuftrati 889 
 De S. Trinitate, cum Gilbert! epifcopi Pid:avienfis, cog- 
 nomento Porretas, commentariis - - 1 119 
 
 De unitate et uno - - . - . 1274 
 
 De difciplina fcholarum . . - . 1277 
 
 De arithmetica . . . - . 1293 
 
 De mufica . - - . - - .1371 
 
 De geometria .--.-. 1487 
 
 De confolatione philofophiae. 16°. Oxonii,i66'^ 
 
 De confolatione philofophise, J. Bernantius re- 
 
 cenfuit et commentario illuft. 8°. Ant. 1607 
 
 Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1449 
 
 Of the confolation of philofophy. In live books. 
 Made Englifh, and illuftrated with notes, by 
 Richard Lord Preflon. 8°. Lond. 1695 
 
 BOETHIUS, BOECE, or BOEIS, Hector. 
 
 A celebrated hiftorian. Born at Dundee, Scotland, 
 1470. Became profefTor of philofophy in the univerfity 
 of Paris. Firft Principal of King's College, Aberdeen, 
 about 1500. Erafmus has flyled him "a man of an 
 extraordinary happy genius, and of great eloquence." His 
 hiftory is written with elegance and vigour, but it contains 
 much fabulous matter. 
 
 Scotorum hiiloriae a prima gentis origine, cum 
 aliarum, et rerum, et gentium illuftratione non 
 vulgari, libri xix., duo poftremi hujus hiftorias 
 libri, nunc primum emittuntur in lucem. 
 Acceffit et hujus editioni, continuatio per Jo- 
 annem Ferrerium Pedemontanum. Folio. 
 
 Par. 1575 
 BOGAN, Zachary. 
 
 Born 1625. Entered St. Alban's Hall, Oxford, 1640. 
 Took the degree of M.A. 1650; and became a retired 
 religious ftudent, and diftinguifhed in the univerfity for his 
 admirable /kill in languages. Died 1659. 
 
 A view of the threats and punilhments recorded 
 in the Scriptures, alphabetically compofed, 
 with fome brief oblervations upon feveral 
 texts. Sm. 8°. Oxf. 1653 
 
 Homerus 'EBPAl'zflN ; live comparatio Ho- 
 meri cum fcriptoribus facris quoad normam 
 loquendi, fubneftitur Hefiodus 'OIVIHPI'Z.QN. 
 Sm. 8°. Oxo?i. 1658 
 
 A learned and rare philological work, /howing the 
 
 fimilarity of many forms of expreflion in Homer to thofe 
 
 which occur in Scripture.
 
 357 
 
 358 
 
 BOGATZKY, Charles Henry. 
 
 Born in Silefia, 1690. Studied theology at Halle, and 
 afterwards lived there as a private gentleman, until his 
 death in 1774. He was the author of feveral books. His 
 Golden Treafury continues to be a veiy popular book. 
 
 Golden treafury for the children of God. Con- 
 fiiling of feleft texts of the Bible, with prac- 
 tical obfervations in profe and verfe for every 
 day in the year. Square 1 6°. Tork, 1 8 2 1 
 
 BOGUE, David, D.D. 
 
 An eminent dilTenting minifter, and one of the origi- 
 nators of the London Miflionary Society. Born at Haly- 
 down, Berwicklhire, 1750. Educated at the Univerfity of 
 Edinburgh. He was paftor of an Independent congregation 
 at Gofport during fifty years, where he was alfo head of 
 an academy for preparing young men for the miniftry. 
 Died 1825. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 43. 3. The diftufion of divine 
 truth. [Relig. Traft Soc] 8°. Land, i^oo 
 An eflay on the divine authority of the New 
 Teftament, 8°. Land. 1802 
 
 Hiftory of Diffenters from the revolution 1688 
 to the year 1808. By David Bogue, D.D. 
 and James Bennett, D.D. Second edition, by 
 James Bennett, D.D. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1833 
 
 Vol. I. 16SS to the Death of Queen Anne. 
 Preibyterians, Independents, Baptifts, Quakers, Semi- 
 naries, Lives of eminent Diffenters, &c. 
 Vol. 2. From the Death of Q^ Anne to 1808. 
 Methodifts, Moravians, Sandemanians, Swedenborgians, 
 
 Seminaries, Lives of eminent men, &c. 
 A review of this work, by Southey, appeared in the 
 Quarterly Review, 10. 90. 
 
 The hiftory of Dillenters during the laft thirty 
 years (i 808-1 838). By James Bennett, D.D. 
 8°. Land. 1839 
 
 BOHEMIA. The reformation and anti-reforma- 
 tion in Bohemia. From the German. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 BOHUN, W., Efq., of the Middle Temple. 
 A tithing-table, (hewing (by way of analyfis) 
 of what things tythes are or are not due, 
 either by common law, cuftom, or prefcription. 
 Ff. 4, pp. 60. 8°. In the Savoy, Lond. 1732 
 BOISSI, M. de. 
 
 Diflertations critiques, pour fervir d'eclaircilTe- 
 
 mens a I'hiftoire des Juifs, avant et depuis 
 
 Jefus-Chrift, et de fupplement a I'hiftoire de 
 
 M. Bafnage. 2 vol. 12°. Par. 1785 
 
 BOILEAU-DESPREAUX, Nicolas. 
 
 Born 16365 died 1711. Is confidered by the French 
 as the great legiflator of their Parnaffus. Hiftoriographer 
 to the king, and member of the French Academy, 1684. 
 Boileau is a fecond-rate lyric poet 5 but his conliimmate 
 tafte has placed him on a level with Pope, Horace, and 
 Addifon. Dr. Warton faid that Boileau's Art of Poetry is 
 the beft compofition of that kind extant. There are 
 numerous editions of his works. 
 Oeuvres. Nouvelle edition. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Drefde, 1767 
 Vol. I. 
 La vie de Boileau, par M. des Maizeaux. Satires et 
 epitres. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 L'Art poetique. Le Lutrin. Odes, epigrammes, ct 
 autres poefies. 
 
 BOILEAU-DESPREAUX, Nicolas {continued). 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Traite du fublime, traduit du Grec de Longin. 
 Reflexions critiques fur quelques paflages de Longin. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Les heros de Roman, dialogue _ . . 1 
 
 Arret burlcfque pour le maintien de la doftrine d'Ariftote 
 
 52 
 
 Diicours fur le fatire ----- 58 
 
 Remcrciment a MM. de I'Academie Franjoife 65 
 
 Difcours fur le ftyle des infcriptions lettres - 76 
 
 Prefaces diverfes - - - - - 21 1 
 
 BOILEAU, D. 
 
 An introdudion to the ftudy of political economy; 
 or, elementary view of the manner in which 
 the wealth of nations is produced, increafcd, 
 diftributed, and confumed. 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 1 
 
 A few remarks on Mr. Hayward's Englifh profe 
 tranflation of Goethe's Fauft, with additional 
 obfervations on the difficulty of tranflating 
 German works in general. Ff. i, pp. 83. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1834 
 
 BOISIUS. See Boys, John. 
 
 BOLDE, Samuel, Vic. of Shapwicke, Dorfctftiire. 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 4. 29. Againft perfecution. To which is 
 added, A plea for moderation towards Diflenters, &c. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1683 
 
 A fhort difcourfe, Phil. 3. 8. Of the true knowledge of 
 Chrift Jefus. To which are added. Some paflages in the 
 reafonablenefs of Chriftianity, &c. and its vindication. 
 With fome animadverfions on Mr. Edwards's reflexions 
 on the reafonablenefs of Chriftianity, and on his book, 
 entituled, Socinianifm unmalked. 12°. Lond. 1697 
 
 A reply to Mr. Edwards's Brief Refledtions on a fhort Dis- 
 courfe of the true Knowledge of Chrift Jefus, &c. To 
 which is prefixed a preface, concerning reafon and anti- 
 quity, in the chief controverfies with the Socinians. 
 Ff. xvi. 52. 8°. Lond. 1697 
 
 Some confiderations on the principal objeftions and argu- 
 ments which have been publilTied againft Mr. Locke's 
 EfTay of Humane Underftanding. Pp.60. 8°. Lond. 1699 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 33. 29. Great Britain's former and her pre- 
 fent eftate. [Acceflion.] 8°. Lond. ij id 
 
 BOLDICH, E. C. 
 
 Pontifex M. Hebrsorum. Ugolinus, 12. 121 
 
 BOLINGBROKE, Hen. St. John, LordVifcount. 
 
 Born 1678; died 1751. His works are publillied in 
 
 5 vol. 4°, 1754, and 8 vol. 8°, 1809 ; and his correfpond- 
 
 ence and ftate papers, 2 vol. 4", 1798, alfo in 4 vol. 8^. 
 
 Letters on the fpirit of patriotifm ; on the idea 
 
 of a patriot king ; and on the ftate of parties 
 
 at the acceffion of King George I. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1775 
 BOLLANDUS, John. 
 
 A learned Jefuit, born at Tirlemont, in the Low Coun- 
 tries, 1596 ; died 1665. He devoted his life to the com- 
 pilation of the Afta Sanftorum. 
 De aftis fanftorum, eorumque dilucidatione et 
 
 editione. Ada Sanftorum, i . ix. 
 
 Vitae fanftorum. Ibid. 
 
 De vita et operibus. Ibid. 6 
 
 BOLTON, Robert. 
 
 An eminent Puritan divine. Born at Blackburn. Lan- 
 cafhire, 1572. Entered Lincoln College, Oxford, in his 
 1 8th year. Became fellow of Brafenofe College, 1602. 
 Prefented to the living of Broughton, Northampton ftiire, 
 1609. Died 1 63 1. He was one of the beft kholars of
 
 359 
 
 360 
 
 152 
 
 Index. 
 
 -37 
 
 BOLTON, Robert [continued). 
 
 his time, a zealous and fuccefsful preacher, and paiticulaily 
 /killed in refolving the doubts ot' timid Chriftians. His 
 ftyle is florid, and often truly magnificent. 
 Laft and learned work of the four lafl: things, — 
 death, judgment, hell, and heaven ; with his 
 affize fermons, &c. Fourth edition. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1639 
 Life and death of Mr. Bolton. 
 
 Four laft things. [On Ifa. 26.] ... i 
 
 Funeral notes on Judge Nicolls - - - 
 
 I Cor. I. 26. A fermon at Lent aflizes - 169. 
 Two affize fermons, on Prov. 29. 2 
 A learned and godly fermon at the funeral of Mr. Bolton 
 [on Phil. 1.23, 24], by Mr. Nicolas Eft wick, B.D. 1-7 
 Meditations of the life to come - - 1-23 
 
 A cordial for Chriftians in the time of affliflion. 
 A fermon [on Mic. 7. 8, 9]. 4°. Land. 1640 
 Some general direftions for a comfortable walk- 
 ing with God, delivered in the ledlure at Ket- 
 tering [on Gen. 6. 8, 9.] Fifth edition, cor- 
 rected and amended, with a table. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1638 
 A difcourfe about the ftate of true happinefs, de- 
 livered in certain fermons in Oxford and at 
 St. Paul's Crofs [on Pfa. 1]. Seventh edit, 
 corredled and amended ; with a table [and life 
 of Bolton]. 4°. Land. 1638 
 
 Inftruftions for a right comforting afflifted con- 
 fciences. With fpecial antidotes againft fome 
 grievous temptations. Delivered for the moft 
 part in the ledture at Kettering [on Prov. 18. 
 14]. Third edition, divided into chapters, 
 w'ith a table of contents. 4°. Lo7id. 1640 
 A treatife on comforting afflifted confciences ; with intro- 
 duftion and memoir, by the Rev. J. F. Denham. 18°. 
 
 London 
 
 A three-fold treatife : containing the faints' fure 
 and perpetual guide ; felf-enriching examina- 
 tion; foul-fatting fafting, or meditations con- 
 cerning the word, the facrament of the Lord's 
 fupper, and fafting. 4°. Land. 1634 
 
 The faints' fare and perpetual guide, or a treatife con- 
 cerning the word, which as the Ifraelites' cloud con- 
 ducts us from Egypt to Canaan. [On Pfa. 119. 105.] 
 The faints' felf-enriching examination, or a treatife con- 
 cerning the facrament of the Lord's fupper. [On i 
 Cor. II. z8.] 
 The faints' foul-exalting humiliation, or foul-fatting 
 fafting. [On 2 Chron. 20. 3.] 
 Helps to humiliation [on Adls, 2. 37.] Third 
 edition. 4°. Land. 1633 
 
 A fliort and private difcourfe between Mr. Bol- 
 ton and one M. S. concerning ufury. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1637 
 BOLTON, Robert, Dean of Carhflc. 
 
 Born in London, 1697. Admitted at Wadham College, 
 Oxford, 1712, of vvhich he was elected a fcholar. Chofen 
 fenior fellow of Dulwich College, 1722. Preacher at the 
 Rolls, 1729. Dean of Carlifle, 1734. Vicar of St. Mary's, 
 Reading, 1738. Died 1763. He was an excellent parifh 
 prieft and a good preacher. 
 
 On the employment of time. Three effays. 
 Third edition, with additions. [Anonymous.] 
 8°. Land. 1754 
 
 BOLTON, Robert [continued). 
 
 The Deity's delay in pimifliing the guilty con- 
 fidercd on the principles of reafon. [Anony- 
 mous] Pp. 74. 8°. Lo?id. 1 75 1 
 
 An anlwcr to the queftion. Where are your 
 arguments againft what you call lewdnefs if 
 you make no ufe of the Bible ? [Anonymous.] 
 8°. Lottd. 1755 
 
 The ghoft of Erneft, great-grandfather of the 
 princefs dowager of Wales. With fome ac- 
 count of his life. [Anon.] 8°. Zo;/^. 1757 
 
 Letters and trafts on the choice of company and 
 other fubjefts. [Anon.] 8°. Land. i-jGi 
 [Intemperance In eating; intemperance in drinking; on 
 pleafure ; on public worfhip ; a letter to a young noble- 
 man.] 
 
 BOLTON, Samuel, D.D. 
 
 A Puritan writer of confiderable learning and great piety. 
 Born 1606. Educated in the Univerfity of Cambridge. 
 Became fucceffively minifter of St. Martin's, Ludgate Street, 
 London; St. Saviour's, Southwark; and St. Andrew's, 
 Holborn. In his latter years he was mafter of Chrift's 
 College, Cambridge. Died 1654. 
 A guard of the tree of life : the wedding fupper 
 and the wedding garment [on Lcvit. 10. 3.] 
 12°. Land. 1647 
 
 Other works : A Vindication of the Rights of Law and 
 the Liberties of Grace, 1645. The Arraignment of Error, 
 1646. The Sinfulnefs of Sin, a fermon, 1646. The Dead 
 Saint fpeaking to Saints and Sinners, 1657. A Word in 
 Seafon to a Sinking Kingdom. The Wedding Garment. 
 
 BOLTON, Tlieo., D D., Chancellor of the Ca- 
 thedral Church of St. Patrick, Dublin. 
 Sermon, Tit. 3. i. [L-ifli rebellion.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 72 1 
 BONA, John, Cardinal of the Roman Church. 
 
 A learned and pious writer. Born at Mondovi, in Pied- 
 mont, 1609. Having finilhed his firft ftudies with great 
 fucceis, he entered himfelf in a monaftery of the order of 
 St. Bernard at fifteen. Appointed general of his order, 
 165 1. Cardinal 1669. Died at Rome, 1674. The edi- 
 tion of his works defcribed below is the moft complete. 
 There is a handfome edition of his work, De Rebus Litur- 
 gicis, edited by Sala, in 4 vol. folio. Turin, 1747. 
 Opera omnia, quotquot hadlenus feparatim edita 
 fuere. Editio Veneta correftior. Folio. 
 
 Fenet. 1764 
 
 Elogium Cardinalis Bona - . - i 
 
 Index traftatuum ----- xiii 
 
 Mandudlio ad ccelum, continens medullam SS. Patrum et 
 veterum philofophorum - - - - i 
 
 Principia et documenta vitse Chriftianae - 23 
 
 Via compendii ad Deum per motus anagogicos et ora- 
 tiones jaculatorias, liber ifagogicusad myfticam thcolo- 
 
 giam - - 54 
 
 Traftatus afceticus de facrificio miflae, continens praxim 
 
 attente, devote, et re verenter celebrandi - 91 
 
 De difcretione fpirituum - - - - 115 
 
 De rebus liturgicis ----- 175 
 
 De divina p^ilmodra, ejufque caufis, myfteriis et difci- 
 
 plinis, deque variis ritibus omnium ecclefiarum in pfal- 
 
 lendis divinis officiis, traftatus hiftoricus, fymbolicus, 
 
 afceticus, five pfillentis ecclefise harmonia - 343 
 
 Teftamentum audioris Wwe prasparario ad mortem 532 
 
 Horologium afceticum, indicans modum rite, et cum 
 
 frudlu obeundi Chriftianas exercitariones quae fingulis 
 
 certifque diebus occurrunt - - - 538
 
 361 
 
 362 
 
 BONA, John {co)iti>iueJ). 
 
 De prceparatione ad mortem . . - - 564 
 
 Index generalis - _ . . - 550 
 
 The tivo Lijl treafifes are not contained in feveral editions. 
 
 A guide to eternity. Tranflated by Sir R. 
 L'Eftrange. Sixth edit. 1 2°. Land. 1 7 1 2 
 A moral effay upon friendfhip. 12°. Lond. i-joz 
 BONAR, Andrew A. 
 
 Minifter of the Free Church of Scotland, at CoUace. 
 A commentary on the Book of Leviticus, expofi- 
 tory and practical, with critical notes. Second 
 edition. Large 12°. Lond. 1847 
 
 BONAR, Horatio. 
 
 Coming of the kingdom of the Lord Jefus. Sm, 
 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Other works: Night of Weeping, 18°; Prophetical 
 Land-marks, 12°, &c. 
 
 BONACURSUS, Catliarorum Episcopus. 
 
 FlourilTied circa 1163. 
 Vita hsereticorum, hoc ell defcriptio hasrefium 
 quas Cathari profitebantur, etearum confutatio. 
 D'Achcry, Spicil. i. 208 
 BONiS SPEI, Franciscus. 
 Parochiale apologeticum, et contritionale. 4°. 
 
 Mechl. 1667 
 BONAVENTURA, Saint John. 
 
 Born at Bagnarea, in Tufcany, 1221. His family name 
 was Fidenza. Admitted into the order of St. Francis about 
 1243. Appointed general of his order, 1256, of which he 
 perteftly reftored the difcipline. Made Cardinal and Bifhop 
 of Albano by Pope Gregory X. Died 1274. Canonifed 
 1482. He has had the good fortune to be equally praiied 
 by Roman Catholic and Proteftant writers. A profound 
 theologian for his time, and a pious and moft excellent 
 man. It is furprifing that fuch a man could have been the 
 author of The Pfalter of the Virgin Mary ; yet it is con- 
 tained in the firft and beft edition of his works, defcribed 
 below, magnificently printed at the Vatican prefs. 
 
 Opera. Sixti V. Pont. Max. juffu, diligentiffime 
 
 emendata, libris ejus multis, undique con- 
 
 quiftis aufta, quae omnia in tomos feptem dis- 
 
 tributa, ordine locis fuis cernuntur. 7 vol. fol. 
 
 Roma, ex typo. Vaticana, 1588-96 
 
 Vol. I. Roma, 1588. 
 Vita, a Petro Gal. Prot. Apoft. 
 
 Mauritii Breffii de S. Bonaventura oratio - 36 
 
 De doftrina praeftantia S. Bonaventurae teftes 39 
 
 Principium S. Scriptures. [/.f.De S.Scripturaeprasftantia] i 
 Illuminationes ecclefia, feu expofitio in Hexaemeron. 
 
 [Sermones xxiii.] ----- g 
 
 Expofitio in Pfalterium ' " " " 77 
 
 Expofitio in Ecclefiaften - - - - 309 
 
 Expofitio in Sapientiam - - - "3 58 
 
 Expofitio in Lamentationes Hieremiae - - 428 
 
 Index rerum et verborum. 
 
 Vol. 2. Roma, 1589. 
 Expofitio in cap. vi. S. Matthaei de oratione Dominica i 
 Expofitio in Evangelium S. Lucae . . - 3 
 
 Expofitio in Evangelium S. Joannis, poftillis et colla- 
 
 tionibus diftintfta - - - - - 313 
 
 Collationes praedicabiles ex toto S. Joannis Evangelic col- 
 
 ledae - - - - - - -467 
 
 Index rerum et verborum. 
 
 Vol. 3. Roma, 1596. 
 Sermones de tempore - . - . . i 
 
 Sermones de fandlis - - - - - 237 
 
 Sermones de fandlis in genere, five in communi 323 
 
 BONAVENTURA, Saint John {continued). 
 Index fermonum. 
 Index rerum et verborum. 
 
 Vol. 4. Roma, 1589. 
 Expofitiones in librum i. Sententiarum. [De Deo trino 
 
 et uno.] 
 Index quaftionum in i, librum. 
 Expofitiones in librum ii. Sententiarum. [De rerum 
 
 ipiritualium, corporaliumque creatione, ac de aliis 
 
 compluribus ad eas pertincntibus.] 
 Index in ii. librum. 
 
 Vol. 5. Roma, 1596. 
 Expofitiones in librum iii. fententiarum. [De incar- 
 
 natione Verbi et de homlne redempto.] 
 Index in iii. librum. 
 Expofitiones in librum iv. fententiarum. [De facra- 
 
 mentis et de judicio extremo, deque receptaculis ani- 
 
 marum pod: mortem]. 
 Index in iv. librum. 
 Index in expofitionem. 
 S. Bonaventuras fuper fententiarum libros quinque fyn- 
 
 tagmatibus diftinftus. Audlore R. P. M. Joanne 
 
 Balainio, Roma, 1590. 
 
 I. Eorum nomina compledlens quorum teftimonia 
 paflim ab audtore citantur. 
 
 II. Verbi Dei praeconibus quid fingulis dominicis, et 
 feftis aliquot, ac ferialibus diebus ex hifce in fen- 
 tentiarum libros expofitionibus populi fideli au- 
 diendum proponere queant, accurate oftendens. 
 
 III. Loca omnia ex facris Bibliis defumpta a S. Bona- 
 ventura interpretata ab oculis ponens. 
 
 IV. Famofiorum Ariftotelis propofitionum limitationes 
 decifionefve continens. 
 
 V. Infigniores omnes, tum diftiones, tum animi con- 
 ceptiones alphabetica ferie defcribens. 
 
 Vol. 6. Roma, 1596. 
 Index locorum S, Scripturae qui a S. Bonaventura in 
 
 tomo vi. et vii. fuorum operum explicantur. 
 Index verborum et rerum, quae tomo vi. et vii. con- 
 tinentur. 
 
 Opujcula : pars I . 
 
 De reduftione artium ad theologiam - - i 
 
 Breviloquium : i. De Trinitate Dei; 2. De creatura 
 
 mundi ; 3. De corruptela peccati ; 4. De incarnatione 
 
 Verbi; 5. De gratia Spiritus Sanfti ; 6. De medicina 
 
 facramentali ; 7. De ftatu finalis judicii - 5 
 
 Centiloquium, quod compendium theologias dicitur 58 
 
 Pharetra : i. De perfonarum varietate ; 2. De princi- 
 
 palium vitiorum et virtutum multiplicitate ; 3. De 
 
 periculofis; 4. De gratiofis - - - - 105 
 
 Declaratio terminorum theologise - - 209 
 
 Compendiofum principium in libros fententiarum 213 
 
 Sententiae fententiarum, carmine digeftae - 215 
 
 De quatuor virtutibus cardinalibus - - - 234 
 
 De feptem donis Spiritus Sanfti. [Timoris, pietatis, 
 
 fcientiae, fortitudinis, concilii, intellcdtus, fapientije.] 
 
 237 
 
 De refurredione a peccato ad gratiam - - 277 
 
 De tribus ternariis peccatorum infamibus - - 279 
 
 Diata falutis: 1. De peccatis; 2. De pcenitentia ; 3. De 
 
 praeceptis divinis ; 4. De conciliis evangelicis ; 5. De 
 
 virtutibus theologicis et cardinalibus; 6. De feptem 
 
 donis Spiritus Sandli ; 7. De beatitudinibus evangelicis ; 
 
 8. De xii. fruftibus Spiritus [de gaudio fpirituali, de 
 
 longanimitate, &c.] ; 9. De generali judicio ; 10. De 
 
 pcenis inferni, atque gloria Paradifi - - 285 
 
 Appendix quas applicationem materiarum ipfius diastae 
 
 continet ad ufum concionatorum in diebus Dominicis, 
 
 &c - - - - 342 
 
 Opufcula, pars 2. 
 
 Mcditationes vitae Chrifti - - - - 349 
 
 Lignum vitae [Jefus ex Deo genitus ; Jefus prasfiguratus ; 
 
 Jefus emiffus caelitus, &c.] - - - - 421 
 
 De quinque feftivitatibus pueri Jefu [De conceptione ;
 
 3^3 
 
 364 
 
 BONAVENTURA, Saint John {continued). 
 
 De nativitate ; De impofitlone nominis ; De magorum 
 
 adoratione ; De prsefentatione in templum] 430 
 [Carmina, &c.] 
 
 De paffione Dominica officium - - 436 
 
 Opus contemplationis ----- 440 
 
 Laudiffimus de S. Cruce - - - - 443 
 
 Philomena ------ 445 
 
 De vii. verbis Domini in cruce - - 448 
 
 Speculum B. Mariae Virginis - - - - 450 
 
 [Carmina, &c.] 
 
 De compaflione B. Mariae V. - - - 485 
 
 Corona B. Mariae V. - - - - - 488 
 
 Carmina fuper canticum, Salve regina - 489 
 
 Laus B. Virginis Mariae - - - - 491 
 
 Pfalterium minus B. Marias V. - - 497 
 
 Pfalterium B. Marias Virginis - - - 501 
 Vol. 7. Roma, 1596. 
 Opujciila, pars 3. 
 
 Sermones de decem praeceptis - - - - i 
 
 Epiftola continens viginti quinque memorialia 15 
 De regimine animae, ad Blancham Hifpaniae reginam 18 
 
 Formula aurea de gradibus virtutum - - 20 
 
 De pugna (pjrituali contra feptem vitia capitalia - 27 
 
 Speculum animae - - - - - 28 [30] 
 
 Confeirionale ------ 48 
 
 De prasparatione ad miflam - - - 70 
 
 De inftruftione facerdotis ad fe praeparandum ad cele- 
 
 brandam milTam - - - - - 75 
 
 Expofitio mifTas ----- 78 
 
 De fex alis feraphim ----- 89 
 
 Collatio de contemptu faeculi - . - 102 
 
 De feptem gradibus contemplationis - - 104 
 
 Exercitia quaedam fpiritualia - - - 105 
 Fafcicularius, in quo de exercitiis fpiritualibus agitur 106 
 
 Paffio Chrifti breviter collegia - - - ill 
 
 Soliloquium de quattuor mentalibus exercitiis, quod dici- 
 
 tur imago vitae - - - - - 113 
 
 A dialogue betnueen the joul and man. 
 
 Itinerarium mentis in Deum - - - - 134 
 
 De feptem itineribus aeternltatis - - - 145 
 
 Incendium amoris ------ 197 
 
 Stimulus amoris ----- 205 
 
 Amatorium ------- 250 
 
 De ecclefiaftica hierarchia - - - - 264 
 
 Opufcula, pars 4. 
 
 Legenda S. Francifci - - - - - 29 5 
 
 Expofitio in regulam fratrum minorum - 331 
 Determinationes quaeftlonum circa regulam S. Francifci 
 
 354 
 
 Quarefratresminorespraedicentetconfeffionesaudiant 366 
 
 Libellus apologeticus in eos, qui ordini fratrum minorum 
 
 adverfantur - - - - - -373 
 
 De tribus quaeftionibus ad magiftrum innominatum 384 
 De paupertate Chrifti contra magiftrum Gulielmum 387 
 De iandaliis apoftolorum - _ - - 409 
 
 Apologia pauperum - - - - - 41 1 
 
 Ad quemdam provincialem miniftrum epiftola 466 
 
 Ad miniftros provinciales et cuftodes epiftola de reror- 
 
 mandis fratribus fui ordinis - - - 467 
 
 Biblia pauperum ------ 469 
 
 Alphabetum religioforum - - - - 564 
 
 Item de eodem ------ 565 
 
 Collationes odto - - - - - 565 
 
 Speculum difciplinae ad novitlos - - . 568 
 
 De profedlu religioforum - - - - 595 
 
 De inftitutione novitiorum - - _ - 652 
 
 Regula novitiorum ----- 662 
 
 Remedium defeftuum religiofi - - - 669 
 
 De perfeftlone vitae ad forores - - - 670 
 
 Appendix, compkBens ea opujcula de quibus, anfint S. Bona- 
 •ventures contro-verjum tji, et nonnulla alia, — 
 Summa de effentia, et invifibilitate, et immenfitate Dei 68 1 
 De fex alis cherubim ----- 684 
 
 De modo confitendi, et de puritate confcientiae 687 
 
 BONAVENTURA, Saint John {continued). 
 
 Myftica theologia - . - - _ gng 
 
 A quibujdam ajcripta Henrico de Palma. 
 Compendium theologicae veritatis - - - 731 
 
 Afta canonizationis S. Bonaventurae - - 845 
 
 The life of our Lord Jefus Chrift. 24°, 
 
 Dubl. 1845 
 
 The life of our Lord and Saviour Jefus Chrift. 
 Newly tranilated for the ufe of members of 
 the Church of England [by the Rev. F. 
 Oakelcy]. 12°. Lond. 1844 
 
 BONAVENTURA, R. Pater, Prior Conventus 
 
 Tolenlis. 
 Monachatus Auguftini ab Auguftino potiftimum 
 
 propugnatus. 12°. Lugd. 1694 
 
 BONAVENTURA, Angeli Ferrarese. 
 
 La hiftoria dellacitta' di Parma. 4'^. P.7r///. 1591 
 
 BONCOMPAGNUS. 
 
 Liber de obfidione Anconae. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 6. 917 
 
 BONETUS, Antonius, e Soc. Jefu. 
 
 De cuku religiofo diflertationes v. in quibus 
 Ecclefia Romana ab idololatris crimine vin- 
 dicatur, adverfus recentiorum Proteftantiuni 
 novas expoftulationes. 8°. Tolof<£, 1691 
 
 De cultu Euchariftiae — Crucis et imaginum Chrifti — 
 Sandlorum — imaginum Sandtorum — Reliquiarum. 
 
 BONFRERIUS, Jacobus. 
 
 Born 1573. Became a Jefuit 1592 ; and was profeftbr 
 of philofophy, theology, and Hebrew at Douay. Died 1643. 
 
 Annotationes in promilfe terrje chorographicam 
 tabulam. Ugolinus, 5. 381 
 
 In totam Scripturam facram prsloquia, et ap- 
 pendices. Menochii Comment, vol. 2 
 Thefe clear and methodical prolegomena were originally 
 printed along with the fame author's " Pentateuchus Mofis, 
 commentario illuftratus," at Antiv. 1625, in folio. He 
 alfo publiftied commentaries in Latin on Jo/hua, Judges, 
 and Ruth; folio. Par. 163 1. The whole were repub- 
 liihed in 1736. 
 
 BONIFACIUS VIII. Pope. 
 
 Eledled pope 1294. Died 1303. 
 Liber fextus decretalium. Corp. Juris Canonici 
 Gefchichte Bonifacius des Achten, von W. Dru- 
 mann. 8°. Konigfberg, 1852 
 
 BONIFACIUS IX. Pope. 
 
 Eledled 1389. Died 1404. 
 Liters ad univerfos fideles. Bulla ad Carolnm 
 regem Francorum. Bulla ad eumdem. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. i. 766 
 
 BONIFACIUS, Saint, Archbifliop of Mentz. 
 
 This diftinguiftied miffionary and prelate was by birth 
 an Engliftiman. In 723 he was created biftiop of the 
 Germans, and on this occafion dropped his name of Wini- 
 fred to affume that of Bonifacius. Made archbiftiop of 
 Mentz and legate of the Holy See. Suffered martyrdom 
 754- 
 
 Opera quae extant omnia. Nunc primum in 
 Anglia, ope codicum manufcriptorum edition- 
 umque optimarum, edidit J. A. Giles, LL.D. 
 2 vol. 8vo. Lond. 1844
 
 3^5 
 
 366 
 
 BONIFACIUS, Saint {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of S. Boniface. 
 Epiftcla?. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Concilia fub S. Bonifacio habita 
 Sermones. 
 
 De fide refta 
 
 De origine humanae conditionis 
 
 De genuina juftitias operatione 
 
 De odto beatitudinibus evangelicis 
 
 De fide et operibus dileftionis 
 
 De capitalibus peccatis 
 
 De fide et charitate 
 
 57 
 59 
 63 
 67 
 
 71 
 76 
 
 79 
 
 Qualiter hie vivatur, qualiter in futurum vivendum 
 fit - - ----- 82 
 
 Qui aftus fint omni ftudio evitandi, &c. - 85 
 
 De incarnatione Filii Dei - - - 89 
 
 De duobus regnis a Deo ftatutis - - 92 
 
 Exhortatio de jejuniis Quadragefimse - - 95 
 
 Quare jejunia Quadragefimae magis, &c. - 99 
 
 In die fblemnitatis pafchalis - - - 102 
 
 De abrenunciatione in bapdfmate - - 105 
 
 ^nigmata de virtutibus . - . - 109 
 
 Vita et martyrium S. Livini - - - 117 
 
 Willibaldi vita Bonifacii - - . - 143 
 
 Notas, &c. ..---- 190 
 
 Epiftolae. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 13. 70; Bibl. Patr. Gal- 
 
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 BOOS, Martin. 
 
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 1 7 17. A man of extenfive claiTical learning, folid judg- 
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 Novi Foederis, turn exterorum fcriptorum 
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 BOSANQUET, Edwin, M.A.,CurateofDenham. 
 
 A verbal paraphrafe of St. Paul's Epiftle to the 
 Romans. With brief illuftrations from Scrip- 
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 BOSANQUET, James Whatman, Efq. 
 
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 Nehemiah, confidered with the view of cor- 
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 received chronology, thereby leading to the 
 folution of a problem which has perplexed 
 the world for 1800 years, viz., the prophecy 
 of the feventy weeks ; alfo, to the recovery of 
 the loll era of the jubilee. Parti. 8"^. 
 
 Lo7id. I 848 
 
 BOSCHIUS, Peter. 
 
 Traftatus hiftorico-chronologicus dc Patriarchis 
 Antiochenis. Ada Sandlorum, 30 
 
 BOSSIUS, R. P. D. I. Angelus. 
 
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 curam gerentibus fatu perneceffariae diluci- 
 dantur. Acceffit appendix de confeffariis folli- 
 citantibus. 8°. Medial. 1670 
 
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 Born at Dijon, 1627 ; died 1704. Has been called the 
 " Eagle of Meaux," and " The loft of the Fathers of the 
 Church.'''' After having fpent at Metz the earlier part of 
 his ecclefiaftical career, he was invited to Paris ; preached 
 before the king, and obtained, in 1669, without any folicita- 
 tion, the bifhopric of Condom. But being appointed, in 
 1670, governor to the dauphin, he refigned his biihopric 
 that he might devote himfelf more entirely to this impor- 
 tant office. When he had completed the education of the 
 prince, Louis XIV. advanced him, as a recompenfe for his 
 attention and fidelity, to the fee of Meaux. He was alfo 
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 BOSSUET, Jacques Benigne {coiitinueii). 
 Duchels of Burgundy, and a member of the French Aca- 
 demy, 1672. As a preacher, Boffuet is diftinguifhed for 
 his genius, his energy, and his boldnefs. His funeral ora- 
 tions are mafterpieces of eloquence. 
 
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 Paris, 1836, 12 vol. royal 8^. An edition of the moft im- 
 portant of them has been published by Didot, 4 vol. impe- 
 rial 8°, Paris, 1849, containing, — Vol. I. Eloge par M. 
 Saint-Marc-Girardin j De I'lnftrudtion de M. le Dauphin ; 
 Connaiffance de Dicu ; Traite du libre arbitre ; L'Hift. 
 Univerfelle Politique ; Defenfe de la Tradition dcs SS. 
 Peres. Vol. 2. Oraifons Funebres ; Sermons. Vol. 3. 
 Sermons; Panegyriques; Meditations fur TEvangile. Vol. 
 4. Variations des Eglifes Proteftantes ; Inftrudlion paftorale 
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 Penfees. 
 
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 Vol. I. Sermons, Avent. 
 
 Vol. 2. Sermons, Careme, i. 
 
 Vol. 3. Sermons, Careme, 2. 
 
 Vol. 4. Sermons, Careme, 3. 
 
 Vol. 5. Sermons, Fetes et dimanches, I. 
 
 Vol. 6. Sermons, Fetes et dimanches, 2. 
 
 Vol. 7. Sermons, Fetes de la S. Vierge. 
 
 Vol. S. Sermons, Etat religieux. 
 
 Vol. 9. Sermons, Panegyriques. 
 
 Vol. 10. Sermons, Oraifons Funebres. 
 
 Vol. II. Elevations a Dieu, fur tous les myfteres de la 
 religion chretienne. 
 
 Vol. 12. Meditations fur I'evangile. 
 
 Vol. 13. Meditations fur i'evangile. 
 
 Vol. 14. Opufcules, — 
 
 Difcours fiirla vie cachee en Dieu. Col. 3. 3, 4 i 
 Traite de la concupifcence. i Jean, 2. i 5, 16, 17 26 
 Reflexions fur quelques paroles de Jefus Chrift 117 
 Maniere courte et facile pour faire I'oraifon en foi et 
 de fimple prefence de Dieu - - - 128 
 
 Exercife journalier pour faire fes actions - 135 
 
 Exercife de la fainte meffe - - - - 156 
 
 Prieres pour la communion - - - 161 
 
 Difcours fur Fafte d'abandon a Dieu - - 166 
 
 Renovation de Tentree dans la fainte religion 182 
 
 Retraite de dix jours fur la penitence - 191 
 
 Retraite de dix jours fur les jugemens temeraires, et 
 autres fujets - - - - 210 
 
 Preparation a la mort . - - - 222 
 
 Reflexions fur Tagonie de Jefus Chrift - - 240 
 
 Sentimens du chretien fur la vie et la mort 257 
 
 Reflexions fur Tetat des pecheurs - - 264 
 
 Maximes et reflexions fur la comedie - - 274 
 
 Penfees ---.... 350 
 
 Vol. 15. 
 
 De rinftrucflion de M. le Dauphin - - - i 
 
 De la connoiflance de Dieu et de foi-meme - 65 
 
 Traite du libre arbitre ----- 528 
 
 Vol. 16. Difcours fur I'hiftoire univerfelle. 
 
 The great merit of Bofj'uet as an hijior'tan is in the fall ivith 
 ivhich he conneSis the h'ljiory of religion ivith that of the luorld : 
 eiieryivhere Jhoiving the overruling pronjidence of God. 
 
 Vol. 17. Politique tiree de FEcriture Sainte. 
 
 See notice in Nouv. de la R'epubl. dcs Lettres, 35. 342. 
 
 Vol. 18. Abrege de Thiftoire de France, i. 
 
 Vol. 19. Hiftoire de France, 2. 
 Vol. 20. 
 
 DiflTertatio de Pfalmis. 
 
 Liber Pfalmorum [cum notis]. 
 Vol.21. 
 
 Veteris et Novi Teftamenti Cantica - - 1 
 
 Supplenda in Pfalmos - . - - 53 
 
 Liber Proverbiorum ----- 106 
 
 Ecclefiaftes -_.--. 235
 
 373 
 
 374 
 
 BOSSUET, Jacques Benigne {continued). 
 
 Canticum Canticorum - - - - - 30J 
 
 Liber Sapiendae - - - - - 361 
 
 Vol. 22. 
 Liber Ecclefiaftici ------ i 
 
 Explication de la prophetic d'Ifaie fur renfantement de 
 la fainte vierge. Ifa. 7. 14 - - - 265 
 
 Explication litterale du Pfaume 21 - - - 292 
 
 Vol. 23. L'Apocalypfe, avec une explication. 
 
 Vol. 24. 
 Avertiffement aux Proteftans fur leur pretendu accom- 
 plifTement des propheties, et recapitulation fur TApo- 
 calypfe. 
 De excidio Babylonis apud S. Joannem demonftrationes 
 Vol. 25. 216 
 
 Avertiflement fur le livre des Reflexions Morales i 
 
 Lettres et inftrudtions fur la verfion du Nouveau Tefla- 
 ment imprimee a Trevoux - - - t^z 
 
 Differtation lur la dodtrine et la critique de Grotius 247 
 Vol. 26. Defenfe de la tradition et des faints peres. 
 
 Vol. 27. 
 The fame {continued), 
 
 Inftru£tion fur la ledlure de I'ecriture fainte - 283 
 Sur les trois Magdalenes ... - 288 
 
 Vol. 28. 
 Catechifme du diocefe de Meaux - - - i 
 
 Prieres ecclefiaftiques - - - - 272 
 
 Vol. 29. 
 
 Meditations pour le temps du Jubile - - i 
 
 Statutes fynodales , - . - - 63 
 
 De dodlrina concilii Tridentini circa dile(flionem in facra- 
 
 mento poenitentiae ----- 95 
 
 Pieces concernant I'etat de I'abbaye de Jouarre 170 
 
 Reglement du feminaire des Filles de la Propagation de 
 
 la Foi ------ 304 
 
 Vol. 30. 
 Cleri Gallicani de ecclefiaftica poteftate declaratio i 
 
 Decretum de morali difciplina - - - 62 
 
 Cenfura et declaratio conventus generalis Cleri Gallicani 
 
 120 
 Memoires au fujet de rimpreffion des ouvrages de doc- 
 trine compoles par les eveques - - 215 
 Vol. 31. 
 Expofition de Teglife catholique, fur les matieres de con- 
 troverfe ------- i 
 
 Lettres relatives a I'expofition - - - 136 
 
 Fragmens fur diverfes matieres de controverfe, — 
 
 Du culte qui eft du a Dieu - - - - 158 
 
 Du culte des images - - - - 218 
 
 De la fatisfaftion de Jefus Chrift - - - 242 
 
 Sur I'euchariftie - ... - 260 
 
 De la tradition - - - - - - 50 1 
 
 Vol. 32. Hiftoire des variations des eglifes Proteftantes. 
 Vol. 33. Hiftoire des variations {continued). 
 Vol. 34. Hiftoire des variations {continued). 
 This is one of Bajfuefs mofi celebrated ivorks. Sir J. 
 Stephens remarks that " Nothing port of the mofl obtuje pre- 
 judice could deny to Boffuet the praije of ha-ving brought to reli- 
 gious contro-verjy every quality ivhich can render it either fo/- 
 midable or attraBive." A contemporary re-vieiv ivill be found 
 in Nou-v. de la Republ. des Lettres, 10. 931, and 1252. 
 Defenfe de I'Hiftoire des Variations contre M. Bafnage. 
 
 Vol. 35. 
 Avertiflemens aux Proteftans fur les lettres du miniftre 
 
 Jurieu contre I'Hiftoire des Variations. 
 Vol. 36. Avertiffemens {continued). 
 
 Vol. 37. 
 Pieces concernant un projet de reunion des Proteftans de 
 France a I'eglife Catholique - - . j 
 
 Recueil des differtations et de lettres compofees dans la 
 vue de reunir les Proteftans d'Allemagne, de la con- 
 feflion d'Auftjourg, a i'eglife Catholique - 69 
 
 Vol. 38. 
 Recueil {continued). 
 Summa controverfiae de eucliariftia - - - 432 
 
 BOSSUET, Jacques Benigne {continued). 
 
 Vol. 39. 
 
 Refutation du catechifme du fieur Paul Ferry, miniftre 
 
 de la religion pretendue reformee - - I 
 
 Conference avec M. Claude, miniftre de Charenton fur 
 
 la matiere de I'Eglife - - - - - 198 
 
 Reflexions fur un ecrit de M. Claude - - 280 
 
 Vol. 40. 
 Traite -de la communion fous les deux efpeces - I 
 
 La tradition defendue fur la matiere de la communion 
 fous une efpece - - - - - 156 
 
 Vol. 41, 
 Lettre paftorale fur la communion pafcale - i 
 
 Explication de quelques difficultes fur les prieres de la 
 meffe ------- 55 
 
 Inftru(5tion paftorale [ 1 et 2] fur les promefles de I'eglife 
 
 Vol. 42. 166 
 
 Inftruflions fur les etats d'oraifon - . - i 
 
 Adles de la condamnation des Quietiftes - 448 
 
 Vol. 43. 
 Ouvrages fur I'explication des Maximes des Saints, — 
 Declaration de trois eveques - - - 1 
 
 Sommaire de la dodtrine de M. I'Archeveque de 
 Cambrai -..--- 42 
 
 Divers ecrits --..-- 98 
 
 Preface fur I'inftruftion paftorale de M.de Cambrai 259 
 Vol. 44. 
 Reponfes a M. I'Archeveque de Cambrai - I 
 
 Tradition des nouveaux myftiques. 
 
 Vol. 45. 
 Myftici in tuto, five de S. Therefia, de B. Joanne a Cruce, 
 aliifque piis myfticis vindicandis - - - i 
 
 Schola in tuto, five de notione charitatis, et amore puro 97 
 De adtibus a charitate imperatis - - - 247 
 
 Quietifmus redivivus ----- 256 
 
 Vol. 46. 
 Relation fur le Qu^ietifme - - - - i 
 
 Remarques fur la reponfe a la relation fur leQuietifme no 
 Les paflages eclaircis, ou reponle au livre intitule : Les 
 principales propofitions du livre des Maximes des 
 Saints, jufljfiees par des expreflions plus fortes des faints 
 auteurs --..--- 304 
 Mandement pour la publication de la conftitution d'ln- 
 nocent XIL ------ 385 
 
 Relation des adles du clerge fur les Maximes des Saints 395 
 
 Vol. 47. 
 Defenfio declarationis cleri Gallicani de ecclefiaftica 
 
 poteftate, 1682. 
 Vol. 48. Defenfio {continued). 
 Vol. 49. Defenfio {continued). 
 Vol. 50. 
 Appendix ad Defenfionem Declarationis cleri Gallicani i 
 Memoire fur le livre de Roccaberti intitule De Romani 
 Pontificis Audloritate - - - - - 210 
 
 Memoire fur ce qui eft a corrigerdans la nouvelle biblio- 
 
 theque des auteurs ecclefiaftiques de M. Dupin 227 
 
 Remarques fur I'hiftoire des conciles d'Ephefe et de 
 
 Chalcedoine, de M. Dupin - . - 262 
 
 Traite de I'ufure ------ 366 
 
 DifiTertatiunculae adverfus probabilitatem - 414 
 
 Vol. 51 et 52. Lettres diverfes. 
 
 Vol. 53 et 54. Lettres de piete et de diredlion. 
 
 Vol. 55, 56, 57. Lettres fur I'aftaire deQuiedfme. 
 
 Vol. 58. Table generale des matieres. 
 
 [Vol. 59.] 
 Q2uvres inedites, — 
 La logique. 
 
 Inftrudtion a M. le Dauphin, pour fa premiere com- 
 munion ------ 237 
 
 Hiftoire de Boffuet, eveque de Meaux composee 
 fur les manufcrits originaux, par M. le Car- 
 dinal de Bauffet. Cinquieme edition, revue et 
 corrigee, avec une table generale des matiere?. 
 4 vol. 12°. P^r. 1828
 
 375 
 
 376 
 
 BOSSUET, Jacques Bcnigne [continued). 
 (Life of) Butler, C. Works, 3 
 
 Sermons, 17 vol. 12°. Par. 1772 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 5. 7. La Fete de tous les faints fur la milcricorde 
 
 de Dieu ----... i 
 
 Exorde d'un fermon preche dans une afTemblije du 
 
 charitc ...... 2^ 
 
 I Cor. 3. 22, 23. Tous les faints. Les defleins admir- 
 
 ables de Dieu fur fes elus - - - - 25 
 
 I Cor. 15. 28. Tous les SS. Sur le bonheur dont nous 
 
 jouirons dans le ciel .... ^3 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 28. Tous les SS. Sur les conditions de la 
 
 veritable felicite, et les moyens d'y parvenir. 
 Fragment fur I'etat des ames dans le purgatoire . 164 
 1 Cor. 15. 26. Le jour des morts. Sur la refurredlion 
 
 derniere - - - . - - j66 
 
 Rom. 13. II. L'Avent, i. Sur I'attention que nous 
 
 devons avoir a notre falut .... 206 
 Rom. 13. II. Abrege d'un fermon, fur la vigilance 
 
 chretienne ....-- 258 
 
 Luc, 21. 27. L'Avent, i. Sur le jugement dernier 270 
 Pfa. 118. 137. L'Avent, i. Sur les fondemens de la 
 
 vengeance divine . - . . - ^06 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. II. 5, 6. L'Avent, 2. Sur Jefus Chrift comme 
 
 objet de fcandal .... - i 
 
 Matt. II. 5, 6. L'Avent, 2. Sur la divinits de la reli- 
 gion .--.... 65 
 Cant. 4. Tota pulchra es. La Fete de la Conception 113 
 Luc, I. 49. La Fete de la Conception [2 fermons] 161 
 Luc, 3. 9. L'Avent, 3. Sur la neceffite de la penitence 
 
 257 
 Jean, i. 19. L'Avent, 3. Sur le faux honneur 318 
 
 Jean, 1.23. L'Avent,4. Sur la veritable converfion 327 
 Luc, 2. 12. Sur la nativitede notre Seigneur [2 fer.J 365 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Matt. I. 21. Sur la circoncifion de notre Seigneur [4 
 
 fermons et fragmens] . - - - i 
 
 Jean, 2. i, 2. L'Epiphanie, 2. Sur les charafteres des 
 
 deux alliances -...-- 226 
 Matt. 8. I. L'Epiphanie, 3. Sur la lepre du peche 
 
 [Abrege] 261 
 
 Matt. 13. 30. L'Epiphanie, 5. Sur le melange des 
 
 bons avec les mechans _ - . . 267 
 
 Matt. 20. 16. La Septuagefime. Sur I'eminente dignite 
 
 des pauvres dans I'eglife .... 290 
 
 Luc, 18. 34. La Quinquagefime. Sur I'utilite des fouf- 
 
 frances -.-...- 326 
 Pfa. 118. 59. La Quinq. Sur les avantages de la loi de 
 
 Dieu 
 
 370 
 
 Rom. 6. 2. Pourle temps du Jubile. Sur la penitence 435 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Luc, 2. 22-24. Sur la prefentation de Jefus au temple. 
 
 (3 ferm.) ...... j 
 
 Matt. 5. 44. Pour le Vendredi d'apres les cendres. Sur 
 
 les obligations de la charite fraternelle - 127 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Careme, i. Sur les demons. (2 ferm.) 165 
 Matt. 4. 4. Careme, i. Sur I'utiliti de la predication 
 
 evangelique .--... 247 
 2 Cor. 6. I. Careme, I. Sur la penitence - 286 
 
 Matt. 25. 45. Careme. Sur I'aumone - - 325 
 
 jean, 5. 5. Careme. Sur le peche d'habitude 345 
 
 Matt. 17. 5. Careme, 2. Sur les raifons que nous avons 
 
 de nous foumettre a la parole du Sauveur, malgre 
 
 les obftacles qui f'y oppofent - . - 360 
 
 Matt. 17. 51. Careme, 2. Sur les rapports entre le 
 
 myftere de I'euchariftie et le miniftere de la parole 406 
 Matt. 23. 5. Le mardi de la feconde femaine de Careme. 
 
 Sur I'honneur ...... ^r^ 
 
 Vol. 5. Careme. 
 Luc, l6. 25. Sur la providence - - i 
 
 Luc, 16. 22. Sur rimpenitence finale - - 37 
 
 Luc, 15. II. Contre r.imour des plaifirs - 81 
 
 BOSSUET, Jacques Bcnigne {continued). 
 
 Luc, II. 26. Sur les rechutes - - - 12c 
 
 Matt. 18. 20. Sur la charite fraternelle 163 
 
 Jean, 4. 23. Sur le culte de I'etre fuprcme - 203 
 Jean, 8. 10, 11. Sur les jugemens humains 244 
 
 Abrege d'un sermon. Parallelle des torts des here- 
 tiques avec ceux des mauvais catholiques - 278 
 
 Jean, 6. 5. Sur les difpofitions ou nous devons etre a 
 I'egard des neceffites de la vie ... 286 
 Jean, 6. 15. Contre I'ambition ... 337 
 
 Jean, 7. 10. Sur la medifance ... 409 
 
 Jean, 11. 34. Sur la mort ... ^25 
 
 Fragment fur la brevcte de la vie ... 45-5 
 
 Vol. 6. La femaine de la pafTion. 
 
 Jean, 8. 46. Sur les vaines excufes des pecheurs I 
 
 Jean, 8. 46. Sur le refpedt du a la verite - 46 
 
 Jean, 7. 7. Sur les caufes de la haine que nous portons 
 
 a la verite - - - - - - S3 
 
 Jean, 7. 7. Sur la fatisfadlion - - - 130 
 
 Luc, 7. 44. Sur I'efficacite de la penitence - 156 
 Luc, 7. 37. Sur la ferveur de la penitence - 187 
 
 Luc, 7. 38. Sur I'integrite de la penitence - 218 
 Jean, 19. 25, 26. Sur la compaffion de la S. Vierge. 
 (2 ferm.) . - - - - -259 
 
 Marc, 14. 7. Sur la neceffite de I'aumone - 367 
 
 Jean, 12. 31. Sur le jugement que Jefus Chrift a pro- 
 nonce contre le monde .... 406 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Luc, II. 27. L'incarnation du Verbe . . i 
 
 Jean, 3. 16. L'incarnation du Verbe - - 41 
 
 Jer. 31. 22. L'incarnation du Verbe - - 71 
 
 Matt. 21.5. Rameaux. Sur les vices de I'honneur du 
 monde --.-... 121 
 Difcours a M. le Prince - - - . 167 
 
 Heb. 12. 12. Rameaux. Surla neceffite des fouffi-ances 171 
 Matt. 21. 5. Rameaux. Sur les devoirs des rois 220 
 Zach. 9. 9. Rameaux. Surlajuftice - - 256 
 
 Ifa. 53. 6. Le vendredi-faint. Sur la paffion de J. C. 313 
 
 1 Cor. 2. I. Le vendredi-faint. Sur la paffion de J. C. 363 
 Matt. 26. 28. Le vendredi-faint. Sur la paffion de J.C. 426 
 Ila. 57. I. Le vendredi-faint. Surla paffion de J. C. 468 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Rom. 6. 9, 10. Paques. Sur la refurredlion de J.C. 1 
 Rom. 6.4. Confepulti enim : Paques. La refurredlion de 
 
 J.C. . - - - - . - 59 
 
 Eph. 2. 21, 22. Paques. La refurredlion de J. C. 107 
 Rom. 6. 9. P.aques. La refurredlion de J. C. . 156 
 Luc, 24. 25, 26. Paques. Sur la neceffite des fouf- 
 
 franccs - - - - . - 219 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. Paques. Les motifs de lajoie du chretien 227 
 Jean, 20. 19. Le dimanche de quafimodo. Sur la paix 
 
 faite et annoncee par J. C. - - - 240 
 
 Jean, 16. 20. Paques, 3. Sur la providence - 275 
 
 Jean, 16. 20. Paques, 3. Sur les funeftes eftets des 
 
 plaifirs des fens - . . . . 320 
 
 Jean, 16. 16. Paques, 5. Preche a I'ouverture d'une 
 
 miffion 1692. Sur le mepris du monde et les carac- 
 
 teres de la triftefi^e des enfans de Dieu - 338 
 
 Heb. 6. 20. L'afcenfion de J. C. - - - 370 
 
 Vol. 9. Pentecote. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 6. Sur la dirtindlion des deux alliances i 
 I Their. I. 19. Sur le veritable efprit du chriftianifme 55 
 Jean, 16. 8. Sur la maniere dont le S. Efprit a con- 
 
 vaincu les hommes de peche - - - 10 1 
 
 Pfa. 50. 12. Sur le befoin que nous avons d'un cceur 
 
 nouveau - - - - - - -134 
 
 Jean, 17. 11. La tres faint Trinite - - 140 
 
 Luc, 15. 7. Sur la gloire qui revient a Dieu dans la 
 
 converfion des pecheurs - - - - 172 
 
 Marc, 6. 47. Sur I'eglife - - - - 207 
 
 Matt. 5. 23, 24. Surla reconciliation avec nos freres 241 
 Luc, 19. 41. Sur la grandeur de la colere du Sauveur 
 
 irrite par le mepris de fes bontes ... 273 
 Sag. 3. 5. Exhortation faite aux nouvelles catholiques 
 
 pour exciter la charitc des fidelles en leur faveur 335
 
 377 
 
 378 
 
 BOSSUET, Jacques EenJgne [continued). 
 Vol. lo. 
 Sur Tunite de Feglife. Preche a I'ouverture de raflcm- 
 
 blee generale du clerge de France - - i 
 
 Pour la Fete de TExaltatlon de la S. Croix. 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. Sur la vertu de la croix de J. C. 95 
 
 Gal. 2. 19. Sur les fouftVances - - - 14° 
 
 Pour le jour de la nativice de la S. Vierge. 
 
 Rom. 13. 12. Sur les grandeurs de Marie 178 
 
 Luc, I. 66. (2 ferm.) - - - - 221 
 
 Vol. II. 
 Luc, I. 40. La vifitation de la S. V. (2 ferm.) i 
 
 Cant. 8. 5. L'affompdon de la S. V. - - 91 
 
 Cant. 2. 16. L'alTomption - - - 130 
 
 Luc, I. 49. L'afTomption - - - - 163 
 
 Jean, 19. 26, 27. La Fete du Rofaire - 171 
 
 Jean, 3. 7. A la veture de Mile. De Bouillon. Sur les 
 
 trois vices de notre naiiTIince - - - 210 
 
 Rom. 13. 14. Pour une veture preche aux nouvelles 
 
 catholiques. Sur la maniere dont Thomme peut fe 
 
 revetir de J. C - - - - - 250 
 
 Jean, 8. 36. Pour une veture. Sur les trois captivites 
 
 qui exiftent dans le monde - - - - 276 
 
 Jean, 8. 36. Pour une veture. Sur la liberte veritable 324 
 Luc, 10. 41, 42. Pour une veture. Sur le principe de 
 
 nos maladies, et les remedies propres a les guerir 347 
 
 1 Pier. 2. 9. Veture. Sur I'unite, la vifibilitc et I'eter- 
 nelle duree de Teglife . - - - 378 
 
 Pfa. 83. II. Pour une profeflion. Sur la gloire du 
 monde, et la gloire interieure - - - 41 1 
 
 Apoc. 19. 7. Pour une profeflion. Sur la dignite et les 
 engagemens d'une epoufe de J. C. - - 447 
 
 Apoc. 19. 7. Pour une profeflion. Sur les qualites de 
 I'epoux des Vierges - - - - - 49 5 
 
 2 Cor. II. 2. Pour une profeflion. Sur la virginite 531 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 Luc, 9. 23. Pour une profeflfion. Sur les loix et les 
 
 ordonnances de la milice de J. C. - - i 
 
 Hiftoire de Mad. de la Valliere - - - 34 
 
 Apoc. 21. 5. Pour la profeflion de Mad. de la Valliere 83 
 Penfees chretiennes et morales - - - 124 
 
 Sur la vie chretienne ----- 260 
 Inftrudlions fur la lecfture de I'ecriture fainte 284 
 
 Sermon fur Fetat religieux - . - 295 
 
 Exhortations, ordonnances, &c. aux religieufes Urfelines 
 
 de Meaux ------ 349 
 
 Vol. 13. 
 Exercife de la S. mefle. Preparation a la retraite. Sur 
 
 la parfait abandon. Prieres pour la S. communion. 
 
 Retraite de dix jours. Preparation a la mort, &c. 
 Cant. 5. I. Sur Funion de J. C. avec fon epoufe 182 
 
 Vol. 14. Panegyriques. 
 I Cor. 2. 12. S. Sulpice - - - - i 
 
 Jean, 5. 35. S. Franjois de Sales - - - 41 
 
 Tit. 2. 14. S. Pierre Nolafque - - - 81 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 20. S. Jofeph - - - - 122 
 
 1 Reg. 13. 14. S. Jofeph - - - - 184 
 
 Gen. 12. I. S. Benoit 234 
 
 Luc, 15. 31. S. Francois de Paule - - 267 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14. S. F. de Paule - - . - 323 
 Jean, 21. 17. L'apotre S. Pierre - - 381 
 2 Cor. 12. 10. L'apotre S. Paul - - - 401 
 I Jean, 5. 4. S. Vidlor - . - - 462 
 Matt. 20. 21. S. Jacques - - - - 518 
 I Cor. 2. 2. S. Bernard - - - - 527 
 
 Vol. 15. Panegyriques. 
 Heb. 13. 7. S. Gorgon . - - - i 
 
 Jean, i. 51. SS. Anges-Gardiens - - 57 
 
 I Cor. 3. 18. S. Francois d'Aflife - - - 106 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. S. Therefe - - - - 172 
 
 Sap. 10. 10. S. Catherine - - - - 225 
 
 Matt. 4. 19. S. Andre . - - - 282 
 
 Cant. 7. 10. S. Jean, apotre - - - - 321 
 
 Eccl. 48. 15. S. Thomas de Canterbury - 361 
 
 BOSSUET, Jacques Benigne [continued). 
 
 Vol. 16. Oraifons Funebres. 
 I Tim. 5. 17. F. Bourgoing, avec fa vie - I 
 
 Pfa. 2. 10. Mad. Henriette de France, avec fa vie 77 
 Eccl. I. 2. Mad. Henriette Anne d'Angleterre, avec fa 
 
 vie - - 194 
 
 Apoc. 14. 5. Marie-Therefe d'Autriche, avec fa vie 282 
 Ifa. 41. 9, lo. Mad. Anne de Gonzaque de Cleves, 
 
 avec fa vie - - - - - - 377 
 
 Vol. 17. Oraifons Funebres. 
 Prov. 4. 7, 8. M. Michel Le Tellier, avec fa vie I 
 
 Juges, 6. 12, 14, 16. Louis de Bourbon, avec fa vie 103 
 I Cor. 15. 55. Mad. Yolande de Monterby, abbelTe 220 
 Pfa. 83. 13. M. Henri de Gornay - - 236 
 
 Matt. 13. 44. N. Cornet, avec fa vie - - 251 
 
 Expofition de la doftrine de I'eglife Catholique. 
 
 12°. Brux. 1 75 1 
 
 An expofition of the doftrine of the Catholic 
 
 Church in matters of controverfy. 8°. n, d. 
 Another. Tranflated by W[alter] M[ontague]. 
 
 12°. Par. 1672 
 
 Inftruftion fur les eftats d'oraifon, ou font ex- 
 
 pofees les erreurs des faux myftiques de nos 
 
 jours. Seconde edition. 8°. Par. 1697 
 
 Divers ecrits, ou memoires fur le livre intitule 
 
 Explication des Maximes des Saints. 8°. 
 
 Par. 1698 
 Inftruftion paftorale fur les promefTes de I'eglife. 
 
 12°. 1-iege-, 1 7 10 
 
 Conference avec M. Claude fur la matiere de 
 
 I'eglife. 12°. Par. 1682 
 
 The hiftory of the variations of the Proteftant 
 
 Churches tranflated. 2 vol. 8°. Dubl. 1836 
 Difcours fur I'hiftoire univerfelle, et fuite, depuis 
 
 Fan 800 jufqu'a Tan 1700. 2 vol, 12°. 
 
 Par. 1752 
 Difcourfe on the hiftory of the whole world. 
 
 Faithfully Englifhed. 8°. Land. 1686 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 14. 5. Preached at the funeral of 
 
 Mary Terefe of Auftria, queen of France and 
 
 Navarre. 4°. Lond, 1684 
 
 Seleft fermons, tranflated from the French of 
 
 Boffuet. To which is prefixed. An effay on the 
 
 eloquence of the pulpit in England. [By E. Jer- 
 
 ningham, Efq.] Second edit. 12°. Lof/d. 1801 
 
 An eflay on the eloquence of the pulpit in England. 
 
 iii— Ixxxvii 
 Rom. 13. II. The negledl of falvation. Advent i. 
 Before the king ----- i 
 
 Matt. 1. 21. The circumcifion - - - 13 
 
 The perfedlion of the Chriftian doftrine - 28 
 
 Luke, 16. 22. Impenitence. Before the king 39 
 
 Luke, 3. 9. Converfion - - - - 50 
 
 Ifa. 53. 6. The pafllon of our blefled Saviour 56 
 
 Rom. 6. 9. The refurredlion. Before the king 61 
 
 Luke, 19.41. The compaflion of Chrift - 69 
 
 Gal. 2. 14. The crucifixion - - - - 74 
 
 Rev. 21. 5. Before the queen, at the profeflion of Ma- 
 dame de la Valliere - - - - 80 
 
 BOST, A. Miniftre du Saint Evangile. 
 
 Hiftoire ancienne et moderne de I'Eglife des 
 Freres de Boheme et de Moravie, depuis fon 
 origine jufqu'en 1741. 2 vol. 8°. Geu. 1831 
 
 Hiftory of the Bohemian and Moravian Brethren. 
 Tranflated from the French and abridged, with
 
 379 
 
 38o 
 
 BOST, A. [continued). 
 
 an appendix, continuing tlic hiftory to Zinzen- 
 dorPs death, &c. 1 8°. Lon^. 1834 
 
 BOSTON, Thomas, Minilkr ofEttrick. 
 
 A learned, laborious, and pious divine. Born at Dunfe, 
 Scotland, 1676. Entered the univcrfity of Edinburgh 1692. 
 Ordained minifter ot' Simprin 1699, which he exchanged 
 for Ettrick 1707. Died 1732. His works were coUedted 
 and published at Edinburgh 1767 in folio; but fince that 
 time various pofthumous works have been printed. The 
 firft complete colledlion of the whole hasjuft been finifhed 
 in 12 vol. 8^. 1852. 
 
 Complete works, now lirll collefted, and re- 
 printed without abridgement, including his 
 memoirs, written by himfclf. Carefully edited 
 by the Rev. Samuel M'Millan. 12 vol, 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1852 
 
 All the articles ivhlch are contained in the edition ij/" 1767 are 
 dijiinguijhed by numerals ivithin brackets, ivhich denote the 
 page of that edition. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The dodtrines of the Chriftian religion, comprifing a 
 complete body of divinity. 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 31, and Pfa. 73. 25, 26. Man's chief end 
 and happinefs ----- g 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. Divine authority of the Scriptures and 
 utility as a rule _ _ _ _ j^ 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. The fcope of the Scriptures - 4.2 
 Ifa. 34. 16. Study of the Scriptures recommended 56 
 
 John, 4. 24. Of God and his perfeftions - 77 
 
 Deut. 6. 4. The unity of God - - - 131 
 
 I John, 5. 7. The holy Trinity - - 142 
 
 Eph. I. II. The decrees of God - - 149 
 
 Heb. II. 3. The* work of creation - - 167 
 
 Gen. 1.27. Creation of man - - - 177 
 
 Matt. 10. 29. The providence of God - 186 
 
 Pfa. 107. 43. The wife obfervation of providences 193 
 
 Gen. 2. 16, 17. The covenant of works - 229 
 
 Gen. 3. 6, 7. The fall of our firft parents 242 
 
 I John, 3. 4. Sin in general - - - 256 
 
 Gen. 3. 6, 7. The firft fin in particular - 267 
 
 Rom. 5. 19. Our fall in Adam - - 273 
 
 Pfa. 51. 5. Sinfulnefs of man's natural ftate 279 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. Miferies of man's natural ftate 293 
 
 Eph. I. 3-5. Election to everlafting life - 301 
 
 Pla. 89. 3; I Cor. 15. 45. The covenant of grace 314 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. Chrift the only redeemer of God's 
 
 eleft - - - - - - 375 
 
 Luke, I. 35. Chrift's incarnation - - 389 
 
 Zech. 6. 13. Chrift's offices in general - 403 
 
 Acts, 3. 22. Chrift's prophetical office - 411 
 
 Heb. 7. 17. Chrift's prieftly office - - 437 
 
 Pfa. 2. 6. Chrift's kingly office - - - 475 
 
 Phil. 2. 8. Chrift's humiliation - - 490 
 
 Phil. 2. 9-1 1. Chrift's exaltation - - 504 
 
 Tit. 3. 5. Application of redemption - 529 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 13. Union with Chrift - - 544 
 
 2 Tim. 1.9. Eftedual calling - - 557 
 Rom. 8. 30. Benefits of eftedhial calling - 576 
 Rom. 3. 24. Juftification - - - 581 
 2 Cor. 6. 18. Adoption - - - - 612 
 2 Cor. 6. 17, 18. The divine call to leave the devil's 
 
 family --__-_ 643 
 
 I Cor. 6. II. San£lification _ - - 653 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Body of divinity [continued). 
 
 I Cor. I. 30. Union with Chrift the only way to 
 
 fanftification - . - . . 5 
 
 Rom. 5. 1,2. The benefits flowing from juftification, 
 
 adoption, and fandlification - - - 15 
 
 Phil. I. 21. The benefits which believers receive at 
 
 death .-...- 37 
 
 Heb. II. 35. The benefits at the refurre(5tion 42 
 
 BOSTON, Thomas [continued). 
 
 I Sam. 15. 22. The duty which God requireth of 
 man - - - - - - - 51 
 
 Rom. 2. 14, 15. The moral law, the rule of man's 
 obedience . - - . . c^t^ 
 
 Matt. 19. 17. The moral law fummarily compre- 
 hended in the ten commandments - - 66 
 
 Matt. 22. 37-39 ; Mark, 12. 30. Love to God and our 
 neighbour, the fum of the ten commandments 74 
 
 Exod. 20. 2. The preface to the ten command- 
 ments ------ 84 
 
 Exod. 20. 3—6. Firft and fecond commandments 92 
 
 Pfa. 74. 19. Church's prayer againft the Antichriftian 
 beaft - - 130 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. Third and fourth commandments 157 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Fifth commandment. Mutual duties 
 of huibands and wives, children, parents, fervants, 
 mafters, people, minifters - - - 204 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 17. The duty of ruling elders, and people, 
 magiftrates, fubjedls, &c. . _ . a^tj 
 
 Exod. 20. 13-17. Sixth, feventh, eighth, ninth, and 
 
 tenth commandments - - - 260 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 20. Man's inability to keep the law per- 
 
 fedlly - 374 
 
 Ezek. 8. 15. Sin in its aggravations - 384 
 
 Gal. 3. 10. The defert of fin - - - 389 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. The means of falvation in general 393 
 John, I. 12. Faith in Jefus Chrift - - 399 
 
 A6ls, II. 18. Repentance unto life - -411 
 
 Ifa. 12. 3. Chrift's ordinances in general - 416 
 
 Eph. 6. 17. How the word is made efteftual to fal- 
 vation - - - - - - -421 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. How the word is to be read and 
 
 heard -.__.. 427 
 
 A(fts, ic. 33. Theduty of attending on ordinances 434 
 
 2 Cor. 6. I. A caveat againft receiving the Gofpel in 
 vain -.----.. 443 
 
 Prov. 9. 12. The danger of not complying with the 
 Gofpel call ----- 454 
 
 I Cor. 12. 13. How the facraments become effi^ftual 
 means of falvation - - . - 460 
 
 Rom. 4. II. The nature of the facraments 465 
 
 I Cor. 12. 13. Baptifm - - - 471 
 
 I Cor. 11.23-25. The nature ofthe Lord's Supper 481 
 
 1 Cor. II. 28. The worthy receiving of the Lord's 
 Supper .-.--- 489 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Neceffity of felf-examination 497 
 
 1 Cor. 11.29. Danger ofun worthy communicating 511 
 Eph. 6. 18. Nature of prayer - - . 526 
 Matt. 6. 6. Difcourfe on fecret prayer - 539 
 Matt. 6. 9. Rule of diredtion in prayer - 555 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. The Lord's Prayer. (8 ferm.) 561 
 Phil. 3. 10. Difcourfe on the experimental knowledge 
 
 of Chrift ------ 645 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. Right improvement of a time of ficknefs 
 and mortality ----- 659 
 
 Two forms of perfonal covenanting - - 671 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Sermons on Communion occafions, &c. 
 
 Prov. 28. 14. The happinefs of fearing alway 5 
 
 Hof. 6. 4. Inftability of human goodnefs - 13 
 
 2 Cor. 5. I. Rational evidences for heaven. (2 fer.) 22 
 Matt. II. 6. Bleffednefs of not being offended in 
 
 Chrift - 66 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. Believers looking at the things which 
 
 are not feen. (2 ferm.) - - - 7^ 
 
 Pfa. 24. 9. Chrift's demanding admiffion into finners' 
 
 hearts - - - - - - 93 
 
 Song, 4. 8. Chrift's invitation to his bride 118 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 19. Cautions againft quenching the 
 
 Spirit - 129 
 
 Gen. 32. 26-29. Saints wreftling for the bleffing, 
 
 and obtaining it. (2 ferm.) - - - 150 
 
 Song, 2. 3. Suitable improvement of Chrift the 
 
 apple-tree. (2 ferm.) ... - 165
 
 381 
 
 382 
 
 BOSTON, Thomas {coiitinueU). 
 
 Numb. 32. 23. The fins of finners finding them 
 
 out. (3 letm.) - - - - - 180 
 
 Rom. I. 18. Great danger of falfe profefTors 214 
 
 Pla. 41. 9. The evil of Chrift's friends lifting up the 
 
 heel againft him - - - - 253 
 
 Luke, 14. 22. Prefent room for finners in Chrift's 
 
 houfe ------ 260 
 
 Matt. 5. 6. Hungering after righteoufnefs 272 
 
 2 Tim. 2. I. Chriftians ftrong in the grace that is in 
 
 Chrift Jefus ----'. ^^° 
 Lam. 3. 39. Man, finful man, is a complaining 
 
 creature - - - - - -287 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Pleafures of religion - - 305 
 
 Col. 3. 3. Thofe that are in Chrift are dead to the 
 
 world ------ 342 
 
 Zech. 12. 12. Encouragement to pray for the conver- 
 
 fionofthejews - - - - 35^. 
 
 Prov. 29. 18. Thankfgiving for my continuance in 
 
 Ettrick ------ 372 
 
 Luke, 13. 7. Unfruitful profefTors cut down as cum- 
 
 berers of the ground - - - - 379 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6. The great defire of the faints. (2 ferm.) 385 
 2 Chron. 30. 8. Duty of yielding ourielves to the 
 
 Lord - - - - _ - - - 397 
 Mark, 10. 21. Amiable profefTors falling Ihort of 
 
 heaven. (7 ferm.) - - - - 411 
 
 [The crook in the lot.] The fovereignty and wifdom 
 of God difplayed in the afflidtions of men together 
 with a Chriftian deportment under them, being the 
 fubftance of feveral fermons on Eccl. 7. 13, Prov. 
 16. 19, and I Pet. 5. 6 ; to which are added feme 
 fermons on the nature of Church communion, from 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 17 - - - - - [254] 495 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Sermons. 
 
 Pfu no. 3. Chrift's people, a willing people i 
 
 2 Cor. II. 2. The fouls efpoufed to Chrift - 22 
 Luke, 1.74, 75. Serving the Lordin holinefs. (2 fer.) 31 
 Pfa. 89. 15. The leading privilege of them that know 
 
 the joyful found - . - . 44 
 
 I Sam. 7. 12. The Lord's helping his people 52 
 
 Lam. 3. 49, 50. Mourning the abfence of Chrift 60 
 Job, 16. 22. The fhorrnefs of human life - 67 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 7. A heart exercifed unto godlinefs neces- 
 
 fary to make a good minifter. (Ordin. ferm.) 71 
 I Tim. 4. 7. A heart exercifed unto godlinefs neces- 
 
 fary to make a good Chriftian - - 81 
 
 Pfa. 45. 10. Privilege and duties of Chrift's fpoufe. 
 
 (2 ferm.) - 89 
 
 Phil. 3. 8. Chrift Jefus duly prized. (8 ferm.) 125 
 Jer. 14. 7. Man's iniquities teftifying againft him 195 
 Ezek. 18.29. The unequality of man's ways 203 
 Eph. 5. 33. Duties of hufband and wife 209 
 
 Mark, 4. ii. Myftery of Chrift's kingdom known to 
 
 believers - - - - - - 218 
 
 Eph. 5. 9. The fruit of the Spirit - - 228 
 
 Phil. I. 21. Chrift the life of the believer 239 
 
 Heb. 13. 14. Believers feeking a continuing city 247 
 Pfa. 4. 4. Believers communing with their own hearts 
 
 262 
 Heb. 4. II. Believers labouring for their reward 268 
 Eph. 4. II, 12. Minifters in the church appointed by 
 
 Chrift ------ 309 
 
 Eph. 4. 13. Minifters to continue till the church be 
 
 perfedl - - - - - - -316 
 
 John 16. 33. Believers having tribulation in the world 
 
 323 
 Eph. 4. 26, 27. Angernot to be finfully indulged 351 
 Matt. 9. 12. Chrift the phyfician of fouls 359 
 
 Mark, 13. 37. Chriftian watchfulnefs - 387 
 
 Ifa. 64. 7. God hiding his face from backfliders 395 
 James, 3. 6. The government of the tongue 438 
 Pfa. 122. 6. The duty of praying for the peace of the 
 
 Church ------ 4.48 
 
 BOSTON, Thomas {continued). 
 
 Gen. 24. 26. Duty and advantage of folemn medita- 
 tion ------ 453 
 
 John, 7. 37. Farewell fermon at Simprin - 458 
 Phil. 3. 3. The diftinguifhing charaftcrs of real Chrift- 
 ians. The fubftance of feveral fermons [692] 466 
 Vol. 5. 
 A foliloquy on the art of man-fifhing for a pattern to 
 every preacher of the Gofpel - - 5 
 
 The diftinguifliing characters of true believers — 
 
 Pfa. 142. 5. God in Chrift, the believer's portion. 
 (2 ferm.) - ----- 44 
 
 Pfa. 15. I. The citizen of Zion defcribed 92 
 
 Pfa. 15. 2. The citizen ofZion an upright walker loi 
 Pfa. 15.2. A worker of righteoufnefs - 1 10 
 
 Pfa. 15. 2. A fpeakcr of truth - - - 120 
 
 James, 5. 12. A caveat againft profane fwearing 132 
 Prov. 14. 29. The wifdom of meeknefs - 151 
 
 Rom. 12. 19. The finfulnefs of private revenge 171 
 Matt. 5. 44, 45. A perfuafi veto love our enemies 181 
 Ezek. 9. 4. The charafter of Zion's mourners 201 
 Ezek. 9. 4. Advice to Zion's mourners - 21 1 
 
 John, 15. 14. Believers the friends of Chrift 221 
 Eccl. 9. 10. Nature and neceflity of the Chriflian's 
 work ------- 248 
 
 Luke, 19. 5. The happy efFeft of Chrift's good-will 
 to a finner in the word of grace - - 272 
 
 Heb. 4. 3. Believers entering into reft in Chrift 281 
 A view of this and the other world ; with the ftate of 
 faints and finners in both contrafted. Particularly 
 defcribing the folemn entrance which the foul makes 
 into the other world at death. In feveral pradlical 
 difcourfes — 
 
 I John, 5. 19. State and charafter of believers 301 
 I John, 5. 19 and 2 Cor. 6. 17. The divine call to 
 finners .-...- 349 
 
 Mark, 10. 30. The world to come - 374 
 
 Pfa. 26. 19. The great care not to be gathered with 
 finners ------ ^3 
 
 Eccl. 7. I. The improvement of life in this world 461 
 Pfa. 50. 5. Chrift's fpecial order for gathering his 
 faints to him at the laft day - - 501 
 
 Song, 2. 17. The faint's lifetime in this world a night- 
 time ------- 525 
 
 Luke, 12.40. Readinefs for our removal into the other 
 world - - - - - - 55^ 
 
 Ifa. 38. 19. The peculiar advantage and bufinefs of 
 life ------ - 586 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Mifcellany queftions in divinity difcufTed. 
 
 Whether the fins of believers unrepented make them 
 liable to eternal punifhment - - [339] 1 1 
 
 Whether all fins, paft, prefent, and to come, are par- 
 doned together, and at once - - [352] 44 
 Whether repentance be nccefTary in order to the ob- 
 taining the pardon of fin - - [364] 76 
 Where hath fin its lodging-place in regenerate [373] 99 
 Why the Lord fufTereth fin to remain in the regenerate 
 
 [377] no 
 
 Who have a right to baptifm - - [383] 125 
 
 A meditation on the day of expiation and the feaft of 
 
 tabernacles - - - - - [417] 220 
 
 Arguments proving confervation to be a pofitive adt, or 
 
 a continued creation - - - [4-°] ^^6 
 
 Of the origin, names, texture, and ufe of girments 
 
 [422] 233 
 A paraphrafe upon the Epiftle of Paul to the Galatians 
 
 [425] 240 
 Practical difcourfes. 
 
 Luke, 14. 23. Gofpel compulfion - [437] 279 
 
 I John, 4. 14. Chrift the Saviour of the world 
 
 [443] 294 
 Luke, 9. 23. The necefTity of felf-denial [447] 306 
 Rom. 6. 6. The old and new man in believers 
 
 [45-] 319
 
 383 
 
 384 
 
 BOSTON, Thomas {conthwcd). 
 
 \{\\. 41. 14, IS- Worm Jacob threlliing the mountains 
 
 [455] 3^S 
 Luke, 18. 8. Petitioners at the court of heaven en- 
 couraged. (2 ferm.) - - ■• [460] 353 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. The ftrength of Chrift illuftratcd in 
 the vveaknefs of his people - - [469] 365 
 Luke, 13. 5. The nature and neceiTity of repentance. 
 (Several ferm.) - - - _ [604] 377 
 Prov. 6. 10, II. The danger of delaying repentance 
 
 [630] 449 
 
 Luke, 23. 42. The thief on the crofs no argument 
 
 for delaying repentance (2 ferm.) - [637] 46S 
 
 Eccl. 8. II. God's delay of executing fentence 
 
 abuled. (Several ferm.) - - [^4^1 4^' 
 
 Luke, 6. 46. The finfulnefs and hazard of profeffion 
 
 without praftice. (Several ferm.) - [658] 526 
 
 John, 13. 8. Sandtification by Chrift. (Several fer.) 
 
 [667] 551 
 
 I Tim. 6. 12. The Chriftian warfare, or the good 
 
 fight of faith. (Several ferm.) - [723] ^^9 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 A brief explication of the firft part of the Affembly's 
 
 Shorter Catechifm - - - - [316J 9 
 
 The Marrow of Divinity, by Edward Fifher, in two parts, 
 with notes by Bofton - - - [804] 146 
 
 Sermons. 
 
 Hof. 2. 19. The everlafting efpoufals - [746] 491 
 
 Phil. 2. 7. The myftery of Chrift in the form of a 
 
 fervant ----- [757] 520 
 
 Ifa. 38. 19. The peculiar mercy and bufinefs ofliie 
 
 [766J 447 
 
 1 Cor. 1. 10. The evil and danger offchifm [783] 593 
 
 Pfa. 89. 14. The neceflity and foundations of a 
 
 throne of grace. (3 ferm.) - - [790] 614 
 
 Rev. 3. 2. The evidences and caufes of the decay of 
 
 religion in the foul difcovered, and the method of 
 
 its cure prefcribed. (2 ferm.) - [79^] ^3^ 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 Human nature in its fourfold ftate. 
 
 Eccl. 7. 29. The ftate of innocence - - ['] 9 
 
 Gen. 6. 5. The finfulnefs of man's natural ftate 
 
 [21] 27 
 Eph. 2. 3. The mifery of man's natural ftate [109] 97 
 Rom. 5. 6. Man's utter inability to recover himfelf 
 
 [142] 124 
 
 Regeneration - - [159] ^3^ 
 
 The myftical union betwixt Chrift and 
 
 - [209] 177 
 
 Death - - - [^77] ^3^ 
 
 The difference between the righteous 
 
 and the wicked in their death- - [294] 335 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The refurreftion - [327] 271 
 
 Matt. 25. 31-34, 4', 46. The general judgment 
 
 [351] 289 
 Matt. 25. 34. The kingdom of heaven [385] 316 
 Matt. 25. 41. Hell - - - - [425] 347 
 
 A view of the covenant of grace, from the facred records, 
 wherein the parties in that covenant, the making of 
 it, its parts conditionary and promiftbry, and the ad- 
 miniftration thereof, are diftindtly confidered. [On 
 Pfa. 89. 3, and I Cor. 15. 45.] - [147] 379 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 Pofthumous fermons. 
 
 Rev. I. 17, 18. Infallible antidotes againft unbeliev- 
 ing fears - - - - - - 13 
 
 Ifa. 59. 2. Sin that which feparates God and man 27 
 
 Matt. 21. 29. The folly of refifting, the wifdom of 
 
 complying with the gofpel call - - 37 
 
 Pfa. 1 3 1 . 2. Nature and effedts of a weaned difpofition 
 
 of foul --.--- 45 
 
 I Chron. 15. 13. Danger of not waiting on God in 
 the due order ----- 53 
 
 Pfa. 18. 30. The perfeftion of providential difpenfa- 
 tions - - - - - - - 61 
 
 I Pet. I. 23, 
 John, 15. 5. 
 
 believers 
 Job, 30. 23. 
 Prov. 14. 32. 
 
 BOSTON, Thomas [continued). 
 
 Pfa. 147. II. Fear and hope objefts of the divine 
 complacency. (2 ferm.) - - - 66 
 
 Ifa. 25. 8. Jefus vidtorious over death. (2 ferm.) 95 
 
 2 Kings, 2. 14. The fuitable improvement of faints' 
 former experiences. (2 ferm.) - - ill 
 
 Ifa. 55. 4. Chrift the Father's gift to his chofen people 
 
 128 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 10. The Chriftian weak yet ftrong. (2 
 ferm.) 138 
 
 Matt. 20. 6. The interefting inquiry - - 152 
 
 Matt. 28.20. Chrift'sprefence with gofpel miniftcrs 159 
 
 Matt. II. 28. Chrift's invitation to the labouring and 
 heavy laden. (3 ferm.) - - - 169 
 
 Ifa. 32. 2. Chrift a refrefhful fhadow in a weary land. 
 (2 ferm.) ------ 220 
 
 I Kings, 16. 21. Evil of hairing between two opi- 
 nions. (2 ferm.) - - - . 245 
 
 Rom. 8. 22. Creation's groans confidered and im- 
 proved. (2 ferm.) - - . - 263 
 
 Rom. 8. 22. Creation's travail and delivery 286 , 
 
 Numb. 14. 24. Faithfulnefs towards God exemplified 
 and rewarded. (2 ferm.) - - . 299 
 
 Rom. 2. 28, 29. The Chriftian defcribed, the hypo- 
 crite detedled. (2 ferm.) - - - 334 
 
 Luke, 14. 26. The ftatute law of difciplefhip. (2 ferm.) 
 
 368 
 
 Hof. 6. 3. A rich reward to diligence in religion. 
 (2 ferm.) ------ 384 
 
 Heb. 10.22. The acceptable manner of drawing near 
 to God. (3 ferm.) ... - 399 
 
 Adts, 27. 23. The faints God's fervants and his pro- 
 perty. (3 ferm.) - - - - 439 
 
 Pfa. 8i. 10. God's gracious call and precious promife 
 confidered ------ 482 
 
 John, 6. 57. The nature and fource of fpiritual life 490 
 
 1 Sam. 12. 21. The folly of turning afide from the 
 Lord ------ 500 
 
 Ifa. 61. I. Jefus completely qualified for his work. 
 
 (2 ferm.) 507 
 
 Ifa. 61. I. Jefus a preacher of good ridings to the 
 
 meek. (2 ferm.) - - - - 529 
 
 Ifa. 61. I. Jefus binds up the broken-hearted. (2 ferm.) 
 
 .55° 
 Ifa. 61. I. Jefus proclaims liberty to the caprives. 
 
 (2 ferm.) 569 
 
 Ifa. 61. I. Jefus opens the prifon-doors to the pri- 
 foners. (2 ferm.) . - - - 589 
 
 VoL 10. 
 Sermons and difcourfes. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. Departure from iniquity the duty of 
 all who name the name of Jefus. (4 ferm.) 9 
 
 Deut. 5. 29. The inward frame fhould correfpond 
 
 with the outward profeflion. (2 ferm.) - 56 
 
 Ifa. 25. 6. A rich feaft prepared for hungry fouls 87 
 Exod. 24. II. The diftinguiftiing privilege of God's 
 
 faithful fervants - - - - 99 
 
 Exod. 24. II. Gofpel privileges wonders of grace 112 
 Heb. II. 16. God not afhamed to be called his 
 
 people's God - - - - - -120 
 
 Heb. II. 28. The beft fecurity againft the day of 
 
 wrath . - - - - - [473] 133 
 
 Jer. 2. 13. Sin of forfaking God - [47^] 145 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6. The birth, gift, government, and glorious 
 
 names of Jefus Chrift as laviour of finners. (In 
 
 feveral fermons.) - - - - [490] 178 
 
 Ifa. 53. I. The unfuccefsfulnefs of the gofpel, and 
 
 the necefiity of divine power - [5^3] ^^7 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The way to life, and the way to 
 
 deftrudlion ----- [538] 308 
 Gen. 6. 9. The duty and advantage of cleaving to the 
 
 Lord in a declining rime - - [57°] 397 
 
 2 Tim. 3. I. Perilous rimes in the laft days [577] 417 
 Rev. 10. 6, 7. The end of rime, and the myftery of 
 
 God finifhed with it - - - [580] 423
 
 385 
 
 386 
 
 BOSTON, Thomas {continued). 
 
 2 Cor .5. 7, Walking by faith, not by fight [595] 465 
 
 The Chrijiian life delineated in jc'veral praBical difcoiirfes. 
 
 Prov. 8. 35. Chrift to be found in the ordinances 489 
 
 Prov. 8.35. Sinners interefted in Chrift finding favour 
 
 of the Lord - - - - - -521 
 
 Prov. 8. 36. Unbelief the fin againft Chrift by way of 
 eminence .... - 533 
 
 Song, 8. 5. Believers a myftery, with a defcription of 
 their travels from the wildernefs of this world to 
 the heavenly Canaan, leaning upon Chrift - 550 
 Gen. 5. 24. Enoch's character and tranflation ex- 
 plained, with a defcription of walking with God 580 
 Vol. II. 
 Difcourfes on prayer. 
 
 1 Theflal. 5. 17. The nature of prayer - 9 
 Rom. 8. 26. Of the Spirit's help in prayer- 19 
 John, 16. 23. Of praying in the name of Chrift 81 
 Pfa. 65. 2. Of God's hearing of prayer - 97 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 12. On acceptance with God - 123 
 Eph. I. 6. Chrift the beloved one, and finners ac- 
 cepted of God freely in him - - - 149 
 
 A view of the covenant of works from the facred records. 
 
 [On Gen. 2. 17 ; Hof. 6. 7 ; Rom. 5. 19 ; Gal. 3. 
 
 10.] ------- 178 
 
 A memorial concerning perfonal and family fafting. 
 
 [On Zech. 12. 12.] - - . - [233] 343 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 Memoirs of the life, times, and writings of the author, 
 
 written by himfelf. 
 
 Traftatus ftigmologicus Hebrso-Biblicus. D. 
 Millii. 4°. J?nft. 1738 
 
 On the antiquity and divine authority of the Hebrew 
 
 accents. This learned work has not been included in the 
 
 coUefted works. 
 
 Human nature in its fourfold ftate of primitive 
 integrity, entire depravation, begun recovery, 
 and confummate happinefs or milery. 8°. 
 
 Berwick, 1784 
 
 [The crook in the lot.] The fovereignty and 
 wildom of God in the affliftions of men. With 
 fermons on church communion. 1 2°. 
 
 Berwick, 1783 
 
 BOSWELL, James, Efq. 
 
 Life of Dr. Johnfon. See Johnson. 
 
 BOSWELL, John, A.M., Vicar of Taunton, 
 St. Mary Magdalen, and Prebendary of Wells. 
 
 A method of ftudy ; or, an ufeful library. In 
 two parts. Part I, containing fhort direflions 
 and a catalogue of books for the ftudy of leveral 
 valuable parts of learning. Part 2, containing 
 fome directions for the ftudy of divinity. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1738 
 
 BOTERO [BOTERUS], John. 
 
 Born, in Piedmont, 1540; was firft a Jefuit, but left 
 the Society in 158 1 ; became fecretary to Cardinal Bor- 
 romeo ; died, at Turin, 16 17. 
 Tradlatus duo : 
 
 I. De illuftrium ftatu et politia, libris x. 
 
 II. De origine urbium, earum excellentia, et 
 augendi ratione, libris iii. comprehenfi. 8°. 
 
 Vrfellis, 1602 
 BOTEREIUS, Rodolphus. 
 Urbis gentifqueCarnutum veterumet recentiorum 
 monumentis. Sm. 8°. Par. 1624 
 
 BOTT, Thomas. 
 
 A divine of the fchool of Hoadley. Born, at Derby, 
 
 BOTT, Thomas [continued). 
 
 1688; became minifter of a Prefbyterian congregation at 
 Spalding ; removed to London, and, on the acceffion of 
 George I., received orders, and obtained the reftory of 
 Whinburg, to which was added, about 1725, Reymerfton, 
 — in 1734, Spixworth, — and in 1747, Edgefield, all in 
 Norfolk ; died, at Norwich, 1754. 
 
 Difcourfe, Luke, 9. 56. The peace and happinefs 
 of this world, the immediate defign of Chrift- 
 ianity. With an addrefs to the Deifts. 8". 
 
 Lond. 1724 
 
 The nature and defign of Chriftianity further 
 confidered ; or, a difcourfe concerning the lim- 
 plicity and reafonablenefs of the Chriftian infti- 
 tution. Pp. xviii. 154. 8°. Lo?id. 1727 
 
 An anfwer to Warburton's Divine Legation of 
 Mofes ; in which are confidered, I. Some of 
 his quotations from the ancients. II. His 
 manner of reafoning. And III. His notion of 
 moral obligation. 8°. Lotid. 1743 
 
 BOUCHER, John, M.A. Sometime Fellow of 
 Magdalen College, Oxford ; Vicar of Kirk- 
 newton ; and Reftor of Shafteft^ury. 
 Entered into holy orders, 1801 ; died 1818. He was 
 
 a man of fuperior talent and elegant learning, and a faith- 
 ful and conkientious minifter. 
 
 Sermons. Second edition. 12°. Lofid. 1821 
 Preface. [Memoir of the author.] 
 I Cor. 3.10. The Chriftian fuperftrudhire. [Bp.'svifit.] i 
 Pfa. 122. 6. The duty of Chriftians to pray for the 
 peace of Jerufalem. [Archdeacon's vifitation.J 22 
 John, 5. 40. On coming to Chrift for life - 40 
 
 John, 3. 19. The love of fin the real fource of unbelief 55 
 Mark, 2. 16, 17. Sinners, not the righteous, called to 
 repentance ------ 69 
 
 1 John, 2. I, 2. Chrift the advocate of finners - 84 
 Rom. 6. 13. On yielding ourfelves to God - 100 
 Gal. 6. 15. The Chriftian a new creature - 113 
 Gal. 5. 16. The gofpel method of fanftification 127 
 
 2 Cor. 6. I. On receiving the grace of God in vain 147 
 Eph. I. 13, 14. The gift of the Holy Spirit the earneft 
 
 of our inheritance - - - - - 162 
 
 John, 16. 14. The work and office of the Holy Ghoft. 
 
 [Trin. Sun.] 179 
 
 Jude, 20, 21. Chriftians to build up themfelves on 
 
 their moft holy faith - - - - 195 
 
 Eph. 3. 19. The love of Chrift in dying for finners 
 
 beyond our comprehenfion. [Good Friday.] 211 
 Matt. 16.21-23. Chrift's rebuke of Peter - 227 
 Heb. II. 24-26. The faith of Mofes - - 240 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 7. Ever learning, and never able to come to 
 
 the knowledge of the truth . - - 255 
 
 James, I. 5. Wifdom to be fought of God - 271 
 
 James, 4. 7. The devil to be refifted - - 286 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 19. The Chriftian's hope not in this life 301 
 Luke, 12. 35-38. The duty and reward of watchful- 
 
 nefs ------- 317 
 
 2 ThefTal. 3. 16. The nature of true peace - 333 
 
 BOUCHER, John. See Verone. 
 
 BOUDIER, John, M.A., Vicar of St. Mary's, 
 
 Warwick. 
 Plain and praftical fermons. 8°. Lond. 1818 
 
 103 
 
 - "7 
 131 
 
 - 149 
 163 
 
 - 179 
 193 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16 - 
 
 I 
 
 John, I. 29 - 
 
 John, 5. 39 - - 
 
 17 
 
 Pfa. 19. 14 
 
 Rom. 12. 20 - - 
 
 31 
 
 Luke, 10. 36 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4 - - 
 
 45 
 
 Matt. 26. 2 
 
 I Cor. 9. 25 
 
 57 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20 
 
 Matt. II. 28-30 - 
 
 73 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5 - 
 
 Pfa. 39. 5 - - - 
 
 89 
 
 Job, 19. 25 -
 
 293 
 
 - 305 
 3«9 
 
 - 333 
 
 387 
 
 BOUDIER, John, M.A. {continuuJ). 
 Dan. 6. 10- - - 207 John, 16. 7 - 
 Luke, 14, n - 223 Ffa. 26. 8 - 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. (3 ferm.) 235 Eph. 6. 14 - 
 John, 24. 18 - - 277 Frov. 15, 3 
 
 BOUDON, Henri-Marie. 
 
 Born 1624; died 1713. Archdeacon of Evreux in 
 France, and godfon of Henrietta-Maria, queen of England, 
 was celebrated for his piety and Chriftian charity. 
 
 De Tamour de Jefus Chrift. 12°. Brux. 1709 
 Life of. " Butler, C. Works, 3. 
 
 BOUGHEN, Ed., Parfon of Wood Church, Kent. 
 Sermon, i Cor. 14. 40. Concerning decencie 
 and order in the church. 4°. Lond. 1638 
 BOUHOURS, Dominique. 
 
 A critic and grammarian. Born at Paris, 1628. Became 
 ajefuitati6. Died 1702. 
 
 La vie de S. Ignace. See Ignatius. 
 
 The arts of logick and rhetorick, illuftrated by 
 examples out of the beft authors, ancient and 
 modern. To which are added parallel quota- 
 tions out of the moft eminent Englifli authors. 
 [By J. Oldmixon.] 8°. Lond. \jz2, 
 
 Penfees ingenieufes des anciens ct des modernes. 
 Nouvelle edition augmentee. 12°. P^r. 1693 
 
 BOULAINVILLIERS, Henri de. 
 
 Born 1658 ; died 1722. Celebrated efpecially for his 
 hiftorical works. The Life of Mahomet was left unfiniflied. 
 
 Life of Mahomet. See Mahomet. 
 BOULLIER, David-Renaud. 
 
 Born, at Utrecht, 1699. Became paftor of the Walloon 
 church at Amfterdam, and afterwards at London. Died 
 1759- 
 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'Ecriture fainte. 
 8°. JmJI. 1748 
 
 Pfa. 16. II. Le bonheur de Fautre vie - - i 
 
 Luc, 10. 18. J. C. vainqueur du demon - 46 
 
 I Cor. 6. 2. Les privileges des faints - - 89 
 
 Pfa. 92. 6, 7, 8. La profperite des mechans - 129 
 
 Mai. 3. 6. L'immutabilite de Dieu - - 156 
 
 I Tim. 4. 9, 10. L'efperance de S. Paul - 186 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. La mefure des retributions a venir - 236 
 1 Chron. 21. 9-14. Jeune. Sur le choix propofe a 
 
 David 
 Adles, 24. 25, 26. S. Paul devant Felix 
 Apoc. 3. 14-16. Sur les Tiedes 
 Luc, 19. 8, 9. La converfion de Zachee 
 Hab. 3. I, 2. Jeune - . _ 
 
 BOULLIER, Jaques - Renaud, Pafteur a Am 
 fterdam. 
 A celebrated preacher. 
 
 Sermons fur divers textes dc I'ecriture fainte 
 
 291 
 338 
 373 
 408 
 
 451 
 
 1803. 
 
 4 vol. S 
 
 Vol. I. 
 2 Thefl". 3. I 
 Eccl. 12. 15 - 
 Jean, 13. 35 - - 
 Marc, 12. 41-44 - 
 Pfa. 16. 8 - - - 
 Ef. 26. 9 - - 
 Pfa. 8. 4, 5 (2 ferm.) 
 Eph. 5. J 6 
 Luc, 2. 29, 30 
 Marc, 14. 66-72 
 Jean, 19. 25-27 - 
 Luc, 23. 34 
 1 ThefT. 4. 13 
 
 9 
 
 65 
 
 103 
 
 137 
 160 
 188 
 231 
 280 
 315 
 348 
 381 
 409 
 
 Amji. 1 803-4 
 Vol. 2. 1803. 
 2 Tim. I. 8-10 - - I 
 
 Eph. 4. 15. (2 ferm.) 48 
 Matt. 5. 9 - - 100 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13 - - 133 
 Matt. 13. 44 - - 162 
 
 Luc, 10. 20. (2 ferm.) 198 
 Matt. 7. 3-5 - - 253 
 Matt. 5. 23, 24. (2 fs.) 285 
 Job, 4. 21 - - 353 
 
 Jean, 11. 3 - - 385 
 
 Gen. 3. 19 - - 418 
 Vol. 3. 1804. 
 
 388 
 BOULLIER, Jaques-Renaud [continued). 
 
 Phil. 3. 13, 14. (2fs.) 
 Luc, 13. 24. (2 ibrm.) 
 Luc, 10. 30-35 
 Gal. 5. 25 - - 
 Rom. 12. 21 - - 
 Eccl. 7. 8 - - 
 Pfi. 19. 13 
 Luc, 19. 10 - 
 Ef. 55. , - - - 
 Luc, 20. 19 - 
 
 Vol. 4. 1804. 
 Matt. 27. 54 - - 
 Luc, 2. 1-7 - 
 
 50 
 98 
 150 
 J 80 
 213 
 238 
 271 
 
 303 
 330 
 
 353 
 
 32 i 
 
 Luc, 2. 13, 14 - 
 
 Mate. 26. 30-35 - 
 Luc, 23. 6-12 - 
 Luc, 23. 27 - 
 Jean, 20. 11-17 
 Luc, 24. 13-31 
 Aftes, 2. 32. (2 ferm.) 
 A<fles, I. 10, II 
 Ades, 2. 37 
 Pfa. 122. 6, 7 - 
 Jer. 2. 19-21 
 2 Thefl". 1. 16 - 
 
 62 
 
 94 
 130 
 161 
 196 
 
 224 
 263 
 324 
 355 
 383 
 434 
 4S7 
 
 441 I Luc, 8. 18. (2 ferm.) 
 
 BOULLANGER, Cliarles le. 
 
 A Capuchin preacher. 
 Les dix folitudes. 8°. Par. 1645 
 
 BOULOGNE, Stephen-Anthony de, Bifhop of 
 
 Troyes, eledted Archbilhop of Vienne, peer 
 
 of France. 
 Paftoral inftruftions. Tranflated from the French, 
 
 by Abbe Cummins. 8°. Kilkenny, \%zz 
 
 BOULTER, Hugh, Archbifliop of Armagh. 
 
 An excellent prelate. Born in London, 167 1. Educated 
 at Merchant Tailors' School, and Chrift Church, Oxford. 
 Eledled demy of Magdalen College, and afterwards fellow. 
 Became reftor of St. Olave's, Southwark, archdeacon of 
 Surrey, and tutor to Prince Frederic. Bifhop of Briftol, 
 17 19, primate of Ireland 1724. Died 1742. 
 Sermon, Ifa. 55. 6, 7. [Faft for prefervation from 
 
 the plague.] 4°. Land, ijzo 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 24. 47. [S.P.G.F.P.] 8°. L. 1722 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 13. 11. Farewell. 8°. Z. 1722 
 Letters, containing an account of the moft in- 
 
 terefting tranfaftions which paffed in Ireland 
 
 from 1724 to 1738. 2 vol. 8"^. Oxf. iy6g*' 
 BOURDALOUE, Louis. 
 
 Born, at Bourges, 1632 ; died 1704. Has been termed 
 " the moft Janfenift of all the Jefuits." The reputation 
 which he acquired by his preaching in the country induced 
 his fuperiors to fend him to Paris, where he foon became 
 popular. The character of his eloquence is clofenefs of 
 reafoning, perfpicuity of ftyle, and great faithfulnefs. 
 Bourdaloue was the favourite preacher of Louis XIV. 
 The Abbe Maury celebrates efpecially the firft parts of his 
 fermons on The Conception, The PaiTion, and The Re- 
 furredlion. Among the editions of his fermons may be 
 noticed, 16 vol. 8°. Par. 1706-34, finely printed ; 18 vol. 
 12^. Par. 1709, alfo 1716; 17 vol. 8°. Par. 1822-26, 
 the handfomeft of modern editions ; 3 vol. large 8^. Par. 
 Didot, 1840. There are numerous others. 
 Sermons, nouvelle edition, exactement revue et 
 corrigee. 15 vol. 12°. a Liege, 1784 
 
 Avent. 
 
 Matt. 5. Gaudete. Sur la recompenfe des faints I 
 Luc, 21. Tunc videbunt. Sur la jugement dernier 45 
 Matt. II. Rcfpondens Jefus. Sur lefcandale 85 
 
 Jean, I. Dixerunt ergoei. Sur la fauffe confcience 131 
 Luc, 3. Fa<5tum eft. Sur la feverite de la penitence 178 
 Luc, 2. Et fubito. La nativite de J. C. - 224 
 Pfa. 67. Mirabilis Deus. Sur la faintete - 269 
 
 Luc, 21. Erunt figna. Sur le jugement dernier 315 
 Matt. II. Beatus qui. Sur le refpeft humain 358 
 Jean, l. Ego vox. Sur la feverite evangelique 400 
 Luc, 3. Et venit. Sur la penitence - - 443 
 
 Luc, 2. Dixit illis angelus. Sur la nativite de J. C. 486 
 Careme, vol. I. 
 
 Gen. 3. Pulvis es. Sur la penfee de la mort i 
 
 Gen. 3. Pulvis es. Sur la ceremonie des ccndres 49 
 Matt. 8. Ait illi Jefus. Sur la communion 92
 
 389 
 
 39° 
 
 BOURDALOUE, Louis {continued). 
 
 Matt. 6. Cum ergo facis. Sur I'aumone - 138 
 
 Matt. 4. Dudlus eft Jefus. Sur les tentations 186 
 
 Matt. 25. Ciim venerit. Sur lejugement de Dieu 230 
 
 Matt. 12. Refponderunt Jefu. Sur la religion Chre- 
 
 tienne ....-- 276 
 
 Matt. 15. Ecce mulier. Sur la priere - 318 
 
 Jean, 5. Erat autem. Sur la predeftination 360 
 
 Matt. 17. Adhuc eo. Sur la fagefle et la douceur 
 
 de la loi Chretienne - . - - 405 
 
 Jean, 8. Ego vado. Sur I'impenitence finale 440 
 
 Matt. 20. Refpondens autem. Sur rambition 477 
 
 Careme, vol. 2. 
 
 Luc, 16. Fadtum eft. Sur les richefTes - 1 
 
 Luc, 16. Sur I'enfer - . . . 43 
 
 Matt. 12. Ciim immundus. Surl'impurite - 85 
 
 Luc, 4. Dixit Jefus. Sur le zele - - 141 
 
 Matt. 15. Accefferunt ad Jefum. Sur la parfaite ob- 
 fervation de la loi - • - - - 173 
 
 Luc, 4. Omnes qui. Sur la religion et la probite 208 
 Jean, 4. Refpondit Jefus. Sur la grace - 238 
 
 Jean, 6. Cum fublevaffet. Sur la providence 280 
 Jean, 2. Recordati funt. Sur la facrifice de la meffe 3 1 3 
 Jean, 9. Prasteriens Jefus. Sur I'aveuglement fpi- 
 
 rituel - - 348 
 
 Luc, 7. Cum appropinquaret. Sur la preparation a 
 
 la mort ... - - . - 389 
 
 Jean, 11. Hsec cum dixiflet. Sur I'eloignement de 
 
 Dieu et le retour a Dieu , . - 426 
 
 Careme, vol. 3. 
 
 Jean, 8. Qui ex Deo eft. Sur la parole de Dieu i 
 
 Jean, 7. Hoc autem dixit de Spiritu. Sur I'amour de 
 
 Dieu ...... 43 
 
 Jean, 18. Si mihi non vultis credere. Sur I'etat du 
 
 peche, et I'etat de la grace - - - 81 
 
 Luc, 7. Propter quod dico tibi. Sur la converfion de 
 
 Magdelaine - - - - - 117 
 
 Jean, 1 1. Collegerunt pontifices. Sur le jugement 
 temeraire - - - - - - 162 
 
 Matt. 21. Hoc autem totum fadum eft. Sur la 
 
 communion pafchale - - - 198 
 
 Jean, 12. Maria vero accepit libram. De la femaine 
 
 fainte - - - - - - -^35 
 
 I Cor. I. Judaei figna petunt. Sur la paflion de 
 
 Jefus-Chrift 268 
 
 Rom. 4. Traditus eft propter delicSa noftra. Sur la 
 refurredlion de Jefus-Chrift - - - 313 
 
 Luc, 24. Et appropinquaverunt caftello. Sur la per- 
 feverance Chretienne - - - 355 
 
 Jean, 20. Dixit ergo eis iterum. Sur la paix Chre- 
 tienne - - - - - -393 
 
 Myfteres, vol. I. 
 
 Luc, 2. Et hoc vobis fignum. Sur la nativite I 
 
 Luc, 2. Poftquam confummati. Sur la circoncifion 
 de J. C. - - . - - - 41 
 
 Matt. 2. Cum natus eflet. Sur I'epiphanie - 82 
 Luc, 23. Sequebatur autem. Sur la paffion de J.C. 126 
 Jean, 12. Nunc judicium eft. Sur la paflion de J.C. 177 
 I Pierre, 2. Peccata noftra. Sur la paflion de J. C. 223 
 Marc, 16. Refpondens autem. Sur la refurreftion 
 
 deJ.C. - 280 
 
 Luc, 24. Et faftum eft. Sur la refurreftion de J. C. 326 
 Adles, I. Et cum hoc dixiflet. SurPafcen. de J.C. 344 
 A6tes, 2. Repletifunt. Pour la fete dePentecote 382 
 Matt. 28. In nomine. Sur la tres-fainte Trinite 425 
 Jean, 6. Caro mea. Sur les tres-faint facrement 457 
 Myfteres, vol. 2. 
 
 Matt. I. Jacob autem. Sur la concep. de la Vierge i 
 Sur I'annonciation de la Vierge. 
 
 Luc, 1. Dixit autem Maria - - - 52 
 
 Jean, i. Verbum caro factum eft - 90 
 
 Sur la purification de la Vierge. 
 
 Luc, 2. Poftquam impleti funt. [3 ferm.] 133 
 
 Luc, 10. Maria optimam. Sur raffomption de la 
 
 Vierge - - - - - - 273 
 
 BOURDALOUE, Louis {continued). 
 
 Luc, 10. Intravit Jefus. Sur la devotion a la Vierge 312 
 Pfi. 67. Mirabilis Deus. Pour la fete de tous les 
 
 faints .-.--. 356 
 
 Matt. 5. Acceflcrunt ad.eum. Pour la fete de tous 
 
 les faints - . . - . . 397 
 
 Jean, 5. Amen, amen, dico vobis. Pour le jour de 
 
 la commemoration des morts - - 437 
 
 2 Cor. 6. Exhortamur vos. Pour Touverture du Ju- 
 
 bile ------- 481 
 
 Fetes des faints, vol. I. 
 
 Matt. 4. Ambulans Jefus. S. Anre - - I 
 
 lia. 59. Ecce non eft. S. F. Xavier - 39 
 
 Jean, 20. Noli efle. S. Thomas, apotre - 83 
 
 A<3:es, 6. Stephanus plenus. S. Etienne - 126 
 
 Jean, 20. Converfus Petrus. S. Jean I'evangelifte 167 
 I Cor. I. Infirma mundi. S. Genevieve - 207 
 L'Ecclcfiaftique, 45. In fide. S. Franjois de Sales 252 
 Juges, 6. Ego minimus. S. Franjois de Paule 298 
 Jean, I. Fuit homo. S. Jean Baptifte - 337 
 
 Matt. 16. Refpondens. S. Pierre - - 380 
 
 Matt. 16. Et ego dico. S. Pierre. Sur Tobedience a 
 
 Feglife ------ 410 
 
 Rom. I. Paulus fervus. S. Paul - - 453 
 
 Fetes des faints, vol. 2. 
 
 Luc, 7. Et ecce mulier. S. Magdelaine - i 
 
 1 Cor. Fidelis Deus. S. Ignace - - - 37 
 Pfa. 33. Ifte pauper clamavit. Notre dame des An- 
 
 ges. Sur rindulgence de portiuncule - 79 
 
 Exode, 15. Quis fimilis tui. S. Louis - - 1 18 
 
 Sur I'etat religieux — 
 
 Matt. 13. Simile eft regnum - - 161 
 
 Deut. 26. Memento, Ifrael - - - 200 
 
 Matt. 19. Dixit Petrus - - - 237 
 
 Eph. 4. Obfecro vos - - - - 276 
 
 Rom. 6. Si complantati - - - 311 
 
 Cantique, 2. Dilectus meus mihi - - 347 
 
 Pfa. III. In memoria aeterna. Oraifon funebre de 
 Henri de Bourbon, prince de Conde 381 
 
 2 Rois, 33. Dixit quoque rex. Oraifon funebre de 
 Louis de Bourbon, prince de Conde - 428 
 
 Eloge de M. le premier prefident de la Moignon 4S8 
 Dimanches, vol. i. 
 
 Luc, 2. Et dixit mater. Epiph. I. Sur le devoir des 
 
 peres envers leurs enfants . _ - i 
 
 Jean, 2. Nuptiae fadtae funt. Epiph. 2. Sur I'etat du 
 
 mariage _ _ _ - - 47 
 
 Matt. 3. Et dixit Jefus. Epiph. 3. Sur la foi 87 
 
 Matt. 8. Afcendentejefu. Epiph. 4. Sur les affiidlions 
 
 des juftes et la profperite des pecheurs - 125 
 
 Matt. 13. Cum dormirent homines. Epiph. 5. Sur 
 
 la fociete des juftes avec pecheurs - 169 
 
 Matt. 13. Simile eft. Epiph. 6. Sur la faintete et la 
 
 force de la loi Chretienne - - - 214 
 
 Matt. 20. Circa undecimam. Sept. Sur I'oifivete 258 
 Luc, 8. Semen eft. Sexa. Sur la parole de Dieu 294 
 Luc, 18. Afl"umpfit Jefus. Quinqua. Sur la fcandale 
 
 de la croix, et des humiliations de J. C. 341 
 
 Dimanches, vol. 2. 
 
 Jean, 10. Dicebat Jefus. Paques, 2. Sur le foin des 
 
 domeftiques _ _ - - - i 
 
 Jean, 16. Amen, amen dico. Paques, 3. Sur leg 
 
 divertiffements du monde - - - 49 
 
 Jean, 16. Cum venerit ille. Paques, 4. Sur I'amour 
 
 et la crainte de la verite _ - - 92 
 
 Jean, 16. Dixit Jefus. Paques, 5. Sur la priere 130 
 Jean, 15. Cum venerit Paracletus. L'oct. del'afcenfion. 
 
 Sur la zele pour la defence des interets de Dieu 173 
 Luc, 14. Homo quidam. L'oct. du S. Sacrament. Sur 
 
 la frequente communion _ _ - 215 
 
 Luc, 15. Erant appropinquantes. Pent. 3. Sur la 
 
 feverite Chretienne - - - - 254 
 
 Luc, 5. Et refpondens Simon - - - 291 
 
 Luc, 3. Amen dico. Pent. 5. Sur lavraie et lafoufle 
 
 piete ------ 327
 
 391 
 
 392 
 
 BOURDALOUE, Louis [continued). 
 Dimanches, vol. 3. 
 
 Marc, 8. Et accipiens feptem panes. Pent. 6. Sur la 
 temperance Chretienne - - - - i 
 
 Matt. 7. Dixit Jefus. Pent. 7. Sur Fhypocrifie 40 
 Luc, 6. Et ego dico. Pent. 8. Sur raumone 76 
 
 Luc, 19. Cum appropinquaret. Pent. 9. Sur les re- 
 mords de la confcience - - - no 
 
 Luc, 18. Pharifaeus ftans. Pent. 10. Sur I'etat de vie 
 
 Marc, 7. Et adducunt. Pentec. 11. Sur la medifance 
 
 181 
 Luc, 10. Samaritanus autem. Pent. 11. Surlacharite 
 
 du prochain _____ 220 
 
 Luc, 17. Quosutvidit. Pent. 13. Sur laconfeflion 263 
 Matt. 6. Dixit Jefus. Pent. 14. Sur Teloignement 
 
 et la fuite du monde _ - - - 300 
 
 Luc, 7. Cum appropinquaret. Pent. 15. Sur la crainte 
 
 de la mort ______ 343 
 
 Dimanches, vol. 4. 
 
 Luc, 14. Dicebat autem. Pent. 16. Sur I'ambition i 
 Matt. 22. Congregatis autem. Pent. 17. Sur la ca- 
 
 radlcre du Chretien - - - - 37 
 
 Matt. 9. Et videns Jefus. Pent. 18. Sur la rechute 
 
 dans le peche - - - - - 73 
 
 Matt. 22. Tunc dixit rex. Pent. 19. Sur I'eternite 
 
 malheureufe - - - - - 116 
 
 Jean, 4. Credidit ipfe. Pent. 20. Sur la zele pour 
 
 I'honneur de la religion - _ - _ 162 
 
 Matt. 18. Tunc vocavit. Pent. 21. Sur le pardon des 
 
 injures -_--_- 204 
 
 Matt. 22. Reddite. Pent. 22. Sur la reftitution 244 
 Matt. 9. Dicebat enim. Pent. 23. Sur le defir et le 
 
 degout de la communion _ _ _ 286 
 
 Matt. 20. Et videbunt. Pent. 24. Sur le jugement de 
 
 Dieu _..._- 324 
 
 Jean, 9. Prasteriens Jefus. Homclie fur revangile de 
 
 I'aveugle-ne _ _ _ _ _ 
 
 Exhortations et inftrudlions Chrctiennes, vol. i. 
 
 Luc, II. Date eleemofynam. Sur la charite envers la 
 
 pauvres. (2 exhort.) _ - - - i 
 
 Luc, 4. Spiritus Domini. La charite envers les pri- 
 
 fonniers ___--_ 57 
 
 Jean, i. La charite envers les orphelins - 86 
 
 Eph. 6. Pax fratribus. Sur la charite envers les nou- 
 
 veaux catholiques - - - - - 103 
 
 Jean, 12. Maria ergo. La charite envers un femi- 
 
 naire. (2 exhort.) . - _ - 122 
 
 Gal. 6. Etquicunque. Sur I'obfervations des regies 177 
 Eph. 4. Renovamini. Sur le renouvellement des 
 
 vceux de religion ----- 209 
 Heb. 13. Obedite. L'obeiffance religieufe 228 
 
 Luc, I. Et ipfe praecedit. Sur S. Therefe 266 
 
 Pfa. 131. La dignite et les devoirs des pretres 309 
 Matt. 22. Et progreflus. Sur la priere de J. C. dans 
 
 le jardin ------ 341 
 
 Matt. 26. Adhuc eo loquente. Sur la trahifon de 
 
 Judas 376 
 
 Marc, 14. Et poft pufiUum. Sur le reniement de S. 
 
 Pierre ------ 505 
 
 Jean, 18. Haec cum dixiflet. Sur le foufflet donne a 
 
 J. C. - - - - - - - 431 
 
 Exhortations et inftruiflions, vol. 2, 
 
 Marc, 14. Multa tcftimonium. Sur les faux temoign- 
 
 ages rendus contre J. C. - - - I 
 
 Matt. 27. Refpondens autem. Sur le jugement du 
 
 peuple contre J. C. - - - - 36 
 
 Jean, 19. Tunc apprehendit. Sur la flagellation de 
 
 J.C. - - - - - - 64 
 
 Matt. 27. Tunc milites. Sur le couronnement de J. C. 
 
 Jean, 19. Sufceperunt autem. Sur Jefus Chrift por- 
 tant fa croix .... - 123 
 
 Luc, 23. Poftquam venerunt. Le crucifiement et la 
 mort de J. C. - - - - - 153 
 
 193 
 216 
 
 BOURDALOUE, Louis (continued). 
 
 Inftruftions Chretiennes — 
 
 Pour le temps de I'Avent 
 
 Pour le temps du Careme . - - 
 
 Pour la feconde fete de Paques - - 232 
 
 Pour I'oftave du tres-faint facrement - 257 
 
 Pour I'odlave de Faffomption de la Vierge - 277 
 
 Sur la mort . - _ . . 296 
 
 Sur la paix avec le prochain - . - 504 
 
 Sur la charite ----- 326 
 
 Sur rhumilite de la foi - - - - 347 
 
 Sur la prudence du falut . . - 367 
 
 Sur la choix d'un etat de vie - - _ 399 
 
 Sur la communion - - . _ 413 
 
 Retraite fpirituelles [meditations] a I'ufage des com- 
 
 munautes religieufes. 
 
 Praftical divinity ; being a feries of fermons. 
 
 Tranflated from the French of Bourdaloue, by 
 
 A. C. 4 vol. 12°. Lend. I jy 6 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, II, The birth of Chrift - - i 
 
 I Cor. I. 22-24. The palTion of our Saviour 33 
 
 Mark, 16. 6. The refurre(flion of our Lord - 79 
 Afts, 2, 4. The coming down of the Holy Ghoft 121 
 
 John, 8. 47. The word of God - - - 165 
 
 Matt. 8. 13. Faith 207 
 
 Matt. 12. 38, 39. The Chriftian religion - 245 
 
 Matt. 17. 5. The law of Chrift - - 289 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. The Chriftian's charafter - - i 
 Matt. 13. 25. The intercourfe between the righteous 
 
 and the wicked - . - . . 39 
 
 Matt. 8. 23-26. Adverfity and profperity - 85 
 
 John, 2. 1,2. Matrimony - - - 131 
 
 John, 16. 20. Worldly diverfions - - - 173 
 
 John, I. 22, 23. Wrong confcience - - 219 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. True and falfe piety - - - 265 
 
 Matt. II. 5, 6. Scandal - - - - 307 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Matt. 4. I, 2. Temptation - - - - i 
 
 Matt. 9. 2. Relapfe into fin - - - 49 
 
 John, 4. 10. Divine grace - - - - 93 
 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. Remorfe of confcience - 139 
 
 John, 7. 39. The love of God - - - 181 
 
 Luke, 3. 3. Penance - - - - 223 
 
 Matt. 8. 7, 8. Communion - - - - 265 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Matt. 15. 22. Prayer . - _ - i 
 
 Gen. 3. 19. The thoughts of death - - 43 
 
 Luke, 7. 12, 13. Preparation for death - 91 
 
 John, 8. 21. Final impenitence - - _ 129 
 
 Luke, 21. 25, 26. The laft judgment - 169 
 
 Luke, 16. 22, 23. The pains of hell - - 211 
 
 Matt. 22. 13. The eternity of hell - - 255 
 
 Matt. 5. 12. The reward of the faints . - 303 
 
 Seleft fermons. Tranflated. 8°. Harlow, 1 806 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. On true and falfe piety - - 1 
 
 John, 16. 13. On the love and fear of truth 33 
 Matt. 8. 23-26. On the affliftions of the righteous, 
 
 and the profperity of the wicked - - 65 
 
 Matt. 15. 22. On prayer - . - - loi 
 
 Matt. 5. 12. On the recompenfe of the faints. [All 
 
 Saints' Day. Before the king.] - - 135 
 
 Luke, 10. 33, 34. On love to our neighbour - 167 
 Matt. 18. 32-34. On the forgivenefs of injuries 202 
 John, 6. 5, 6. On Providence. [Before the king.] 235 
 
 Luke, 7. 12, 13. On the fear of death - 263 
 
 Matt. 26. 39. On the prayer of Jefus Chrift in the 
 
 garden ------- 297 
 
 Luke, 21. 27. On the laft judgment. [Before the 
 
 king.] ------ 324 
 
 BOURIGNON, Antoinette. 
 
 Born 1616. An extraordinary woman, who attempted 
 to introduce religious tenets which were nearly the fame
 
 393 
 
 394 
 
 BOURIGNON, Antoinette {continued). 
 as thofe of the Quietifts. She attrafted confiderable notice, 
 and was, at firft, countenanced and protefted by Fenelon. 
 But {he. foon found herfelf obliged to leave France, and 
 died, in Friefland, 1680. 
 
 Toutes les ceuvres de Mile. Antoinette Bourig- 
 non. 19 vol. Sm. 8". Jmjl. 1686 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface apologetique, touchant la perfonne et la doflrine 
 
 de M. Bourignon, 
 La parole de Dieu, ou fa vie interieure, par elle-meme. 
 Sa vie exterieure, par elle-meme. 
 Vol. 2. Sa vie, continuee. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 L'appel de Dieu, et le refus des hommes, i et 2 partie. 
 Traite de la vie folitaire. 
 La derniere mifericorde de Dieu. 
 
 Vol. 4. La lumiere nee en tenebres, en quatre parties. 
 Vol. 5. Le tombeau de la faufle theologie, i et 2 partie. 
 Vol. 6. Le tombeau, &c., 3 et 4 partie. 
 Vol. 7. La lumiere du monde, en trois parties. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 L'Academie des fjavans theologiens, en trois parties. 
 Confufion des ouvriers de Babel. 
 Vol. 9. Traite de la folide vertu, i et 2 partie. 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 Avertiffement centre la fefte des trembleurs. 
 Les perfecutions du jufte. 
 Vol. II. De temoignage de verite, i partie. 
 Vol. 12. Recueildestemoignagesrendus a M. Bourignon. 
 
 Vol. 13. 
 Le temoignage de verite, 2 partie. 
 L'innocence reconnue, et la verite, decouverte. 
 
 Vol. 14. 
 La pierre de touche pour connoiftre Tor de la vrayecharite, 
 L'etoile du matin. 
 
 Vol. 15. L'aveuglement des hommes de maintenant, 
 I et 2 partie. 
 
 Vol. 16. 
 L'antechrift decouvert, en trois parties. 
 La fainte vifiere, avec laquelle on peut voir en quel etat 
 font tous les hommes en general au regard de leur 
 falut eternel. 
 Vol. 17. Renouvellement de I'efprit evangelique, en 
 trois parties. 
 
 Vol. 18. 
 Les pierres de la nouvelle Jerufalem. 
 Le nouveau ciel et la nouvelle terre. 
 
 Vol. 19. 
 Avis et inftrudlions falutaires. 
 Divine vifion de Jean Engelbert. 
 The academy of learned divines ; fhowing how to difcern 
 between the truth of God and the ftudied opinions of 
 men. Three parts in i vol. 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 The confufion of the builders of Babel ; being a colledlion 
 of letters Showing that they who ought to build Jerufa- 
 lem, fet themfelves moft againft the divine truth. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1708 
 The light of the world ; a moft true relation of a pil- 
 grimefs, M. Antonia Bourignon, travelling towards eter- 
 nity. Publifhed by M. Chriftian de Cort. 8°- 
 
 ^ Land. 1696 
 
 The light rifen in darknefs. In four parts, being a collec- 
 tion of letters. With a large explication of Matt. 24 and 
 25. 8°. Land. 1703 
 
 The apology for M. Antonia Bourignon. In four parts. 
 I. An abftradl of her fentiments. 11. An anfwer to the 
 prejudices raifed againft them. III. The evidences fhe 
 brings of her being led by the Spirit of God, IV. An 
 abftraft of her life. 8°. Lok^. 1699 
 
 An abridgment of the light of the world ; containing the 
 conferences which M. Antonia Bourignon had with Mr. 
 Chriftian de Cort. To which is prefixed a preface, by 
 Jofeph Whittingham Salmon. 8°. Land. 1786 
 
 BOURIGNON, Antoinette [continued). 
 An admirable treatife of folid virtue. Tranflated. 12°. 
 
 Amji. 1698 
 
 BOURN, Samuel. 
 
 Born, at Derby, 1648. Educated at Emanuel College, 
 Cambridge. Ordained to the miniftry among the Diffenters. 
 He was paftor at Calne, Wiltfhire, fixteen years, and after- 
 wards fettled at Bolton, in Lancafliire. Died 17 19. 
 
 Several fermons. 8°. Lond. 1722 
 
 Preface, with life, by Tong. 
 
 I John, 3. 2. The transforming vifion of Chrift, in the 
 future ftate. 
 
 1 John. 3. 3. The believer's hope of the transforming 
 vifion of Chrift, the reafon and motive of real holi- 
 nefs in the prefent ftate. 
 
 2 Kings, 2. 3. Funeral fermon on the Rev. Sam. Bourn, 
 by his fon, Samuel Bourn. 
 
 BOURN, Samuel, Minifter of a Diffenting Con- 
 gregation at Norwich. 
 A feries of difcourfes on the principles and evi- 
 dences of natural religion and the Chriftian 
 revelation. And on fome proper practical 
 fubjedls. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1760, &c. 
 
 Vol. I, 1760. 
 Pfa. 104, 24. The apparent intentions of divine wifdom 
 in the conflitution of the world and of human nature 3 
 Job, 35. 10. The fame fubjeft [continued) - 29 
 
 A6ts, 17. 26. The fame fubjedt [continued) - 53 
 
 Pfa. 89. 47. The confiftency and connexion of the 
 divine intentions - - - - • 79 
 
 Pfa. III. 2. The order and beauty of the vifible crea- 
 tion. (2 ferm.) ----- 107, 129 
 
 Pfa. 58. 1 1. The marks of a moral and judicial govern- 
 ment - - - - - - -151 
 
 Rom. 2. 16. The moral evidences of a future ftate 187 
 Adls, 26. 8. The natural credibility of a future ftate 209 
 2 Tim. I. 10. The gofpel difcovery of a future ftate 229 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 12. The refurreftion of our Saviour the 
 fuUeft proof of a future ftate - - 259 
 
 Adls, 10. 43. The dodlrine of our Saviour's exaltation, 
 dominion, and judicial power, ftiown to be confiftent 
 with the order and intentions of divine wifdom appa- 
 rent in nature ------ 285 
 
 John, 14. I. Philofophical and Chriftian views of the 
 univerfe, and of the future ftate of mankind 309 
 
 John, 18. 36. The principal objeftion to the gofpel 
 anfwered ------ 341 
 
 2 Thell". 1 . 9. The gofpel doftrine of future puniih- 
 ment ------- 371 
 
 Vol. 2, 1760. 
 
 Pfa. 36. 6. On the providence of God in the preferva- 
 
 tion of his living creatures - - - 3 
 
 Ezek. 18. 29. On the juftice of divine providence. (2 
 
 ferm.) -------33 
 
 Luke, 13. 1-5. On public calamities - 91 
 
 I Cor. 14. 20. On the right ufe of the underftanding in 
 
 religion - - - - - -115 
 
 Afts, 5. 31. On the office and dignity of Chrift 139 
 I Cor. I. 22. Objedlions againft the gofpel and the evi- 
 dence of it anfwered - - - - 165 
 
 Rom. 7. 24. Salvation derived, not from human merit, 
 but divine mercy ----- 237 
 
 Rom. 14. 17. On the nature of the Chriftian religion 259 
 Phil. 4. 4. On religious joy - - - 285 
 
 Pfa. 103. 2. On religious gratitude - - 323 
 
 'Luke, 12. 4. On religious fear - - - 349 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. On religious obedience - - 375 
 
 John, 6. 27. On religious induftry - - 399 
 
 Rom. 14. 22. On religious liberty - - 421 
 
 Vol. 3, 1763. 
 Difcourfes on fome feled; parables of our Saviour. In
 
 395 
 
 396 
 
 BOURN, Samuel {continued). 
 
 two parts. I. On thofe contained in Matt. 13. II. 
 
 On thofe in Luke, 15. 16. With an appendix. 
 Matt. 13. 1-24. The iovver. (2 fcrm.) - 3 
 
 Matt. 13. 24-31. Of the harveft ; or, Reparation of the 
 
 tares from the wheat. (2 ferm.) " " 53 
 
 Matt. 13. 47. Of the net which gathered of every kind ; 
 
 or, the capture and affortment of fiihes - 10 1 
 
 Matt. 13. 44. Of the treafure hid in a field: and the 
 
 pearl of great price ----- 123 
 Matt. 13. 31. Of the grain of muftard-feed and the 
 
 leaven ------ 1^3 
 
 Luke, 15. I, 2- The occafion of the following parables 
 
 177 
 Luke, 15. 3—10. Of the careful fliepherd - 201 
 
 Luke, 15. 11-32. Of the penitent rake, and his com- 
 
 paflionate father. (2 I'erm.) - - - 229 
 
 Luke, 16. 1-8. Of the fubtle fteward, or hardened vil- 
 lain. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 283 
 Luke, 16. 19-31. Of the inhuman rich Jew and his 
 
 brethren. (2 ferm.) - - - - 335 
 
 Luke, 17. i-io. Our Saviour reproves the vanity of his 
 
 apoftles ------- 397 
 
 Vol. 4, 1764. 
 Difcourfes on the remaining parables of our Saviour. In 
 
 two parts. I. Thofe that are national ; or, charac- 
 
 teriftic of the Jews, and prediftory of their deftrudlion. 
 
 II. Thofe that are apoftolic ; or, addreffed to the 
 
 apoftles, and intended to quali^ them for their future 
 
 office. 
 Luke, 18. 9—14. The pharifee and the publican; or, 
 
 pride and humility contrafted - - - 3 
 
 Matt. 21. 28-32. The father's two fons j or, profeffion 
 
 and practice contrafted - - - - 31 
 
 Luke, 13. 6—9. Defeft of virtue in the Jewifh nation 57 
 Luke, 13. 6—9. The fig-tree to be cut down j or, the 
 
 Jewilh nation to be deftroyed - - 81 
 
 Luke, 14. 16—24. The invitation refufed ; or, the Jewifh 
 
 rejedljon of the gofpel - - - - 105 
 
 Matt. 21. 33-45. The vineyard let out j or, the ftate of 
 
 the Jewifh nation - - - - 139 
 
 Matt. 21. 33-45. The proprietor of the vineyard cha- 
 
 radterifed ; or, the economy of divine providence 159 
 Matt. 21. 33-45. The hufbandmen of the vineyard ; 
 
 or, the Jewifh rulers charadlerifed - - 181 
 
 Matt. 22. 1-7. The king punifhing his barbarous fub- 
 
 jecSs; or, the deftrudlion of Jerufalem - 207 
 
 Matt. 22. 8-14. The king furveying his guefts ; or, the 
 
 falfe Chriftian detedled and punifhed - - 235 
 
 Introdu<flion to part 2 - - - - 261 
 
 Luke, 12. 16—21. The rich man laying up his goods; 
 
 or, felfifhnefs and voluptuoufnefs expofed - 271 
 Luke, 18. 1-8. The widow's affiduity; or, the benefit 
 
 of perfeverance ----- 305 
 
 Matt. 18. 21-35. T^^ generous monarch; or, the duty 
 
 of forgivenels. (2 ferm.) - - - 329,357 
 
 Luke, 10. 25-37. The compafHonate Samaritan ; or, 
 
 univerfal humanity recommended - - 383 
 
 Matt. 19. 30 ; 20. 16. The labourers in the vineyard ; 
 
 or, fpiritual arrogance rebuked - - 419 
 
 Matt. 25. 1-13. The virgins raifed at midnight; or, 
 
 vigilance and preparation enjoined - - 445 
 
 Matt. 25. 14-30. The fervants examined ; or, fidelity 
 
 and diligence required - - - - 471 
 
 Matt. 25. 31-46. The univerfal judgment; or, the 
 
 pradlice of humanity enforced - - - 499 
 
 Fifty fermons on various fubjefts, critical, philo- 
 fophical, and moral. 2 vol. ?,°. Norwich, ijjj 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 7. 13, 15, 21. Obftrudlions to religion and virtue. 
 
 (3 ferm.) ------- i 
 
 Matt. 7. 24. A compendious view of our Saviour's dis- 
 
 courfe ------- 55 
 
 Matt. 7. 28. Caufesof the aftonifhment of his audience 75 
 
 BOURN, Samuel {continued). 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. Doing juftly- - - - - 91 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. Loving mercy - - - . 107 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. Walking humbly with God - - 123 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. The advantages of a religious life 139 
 
 Pfa. 19. 14. The reward of obedience - 159 
 
 Ffa. 37. 4. The pleafure and benefit of true piety 177 
 Pfa. 119. 59. The benefit of confideration - 197 
 
 Heb. 3. 13. The benefit of good advice - 217 
 
 Luke, 12. 47. The aggravation of guilt in proportion to 
 
 knowledge .--..- jjy 
 Pfa. 119. 35. The love of goodnefs - - 255 
 
 John, 13. 17. The advantage of knowledge, in order 
 
 to pradlice - - - - - - 273 
 
 Matt. 25. 23. The reward of fidelity - - 291 
 
 Matt. 25. 24. Prefumptuous pleas for neglefl: of duty 307 
 Gal. 6. 7. Men fhall reap as they fow - - 325 
 Matt. 6. 19. The wifdom of providing for futurity 343 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 33. The evil influence of evil company 359 
 Job, 28. 28. The definition of wifdom - 379 
 James, i. 8. The mixed charadler - - - 399 
 James, i. 4. The perfedl character - - 417 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. 9. 6. Miraculous origin of the Chriftian religion 1 
 John, 6. 66. Same fubjedl . - . 27 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 16. Same fubjedt - - - - 47 
 I Cor. 15.21. The everlafting kingdom of our Saviour 6 5 
 Matt. 6. 10. The kingdom of God - - 85 
 
 1 Pet. I. 8. The Chriftian's joy in his Saviour- 109 
 Eph. 4. 30. Veneration of the Holy Spirit - 129 
 Luke, 10. 17. Goodnefs fuperior in worth to power 149 
 Phil. 2. 12. Boundaries of divine and human agency 167 
 Eph. 2. 8. The means of falvation - - - 187 
 Pfa. 144. 3. The meannefs of human nature 203 
 Pfa. 8. 5. The dignity of human nature - 221 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Reconciliation with God - - 237 
 Job, 8. 9. Refledtions on human ignorance and mortality 
 
 .255 
 Matt. 23. 23. The comparative importance of duties 271 
 Matt. 7. 12. Mutual equity and humanity - 291 
 
 Matt. 18. 7. Againft perfecution . - - 315 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. Againft covetoufnefs - - 337 
 
 Luke, 16. 9, Againft profufion - - - 355 
 
 Gal. 6. 9. Unwearied and extenfive beneficence 375 
 Prov. 26. 12. Againft felf-conceit - - 391 
 
 I Cor. 3. 18. Againft felf-deceit - - - 409 
 
 1 Theflal, 5. 17. The natureand obligations ofprayer 423 
 Tit. 3. I. The duty of fubje<fUon to government 443 
 Luke, 6. 37. Againft cenforioufnefs - - 463 
 
 Matt. 5. 34. Againft profane fwearing - - 483 
 
 TraEi rejpeEling Bourn, 
 
 A Letter to the Rev. Mr. B n, occafioned by a perufil 
 
 of two volumes of difcourfes which he lately published. 
 By a believer in God and a future ftate. Pp. 32. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1760 
 
 BOURSIER, Laurent Francois. 
 
 Born, at Paris, 1679; died 1749. Was a diftinguifhed 
 member of the Galilean Church, and fhared in the troubles 
 of the Janfenifts. Bourfier's merits as a practical divine 
 are very high, efpecially in his book, De I'Adiion de Dieu. 
 De I'aftion de Dieu fur les creatures : Traite 
 dans lequel on prouve la premotion phyfique 
 par le raifonnement. [Anon.] 6 vol. 1 2°. 
 BOWDEN, John. ^ ^'^^^' ^7^3 
 
 A diffenter. 
 
 Sermon, Ecclef lo. 16, 17. [Acceffion.] 8°. 
 
 LoK^. 1 71 5 
 
 BOWDEN, John WiUiam, M.A. 
 
 The life and pontificate of Gregory VII. [Hil- 
 debrand.] 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 840 
 
 Vol. I. A.D. 1020-1073. ^°'- ^- ^■^- i074-"*2. 
 A review will be found in Brit. Critic, 29. 280.
 
 397 
 
 398 
 
 BOWDLER, Mrs. wife of Thomas Bowdler, Efq. 
 of Bath. 
 
 Pradlical obfervations on the Revelation of St. 
 John. 8°. Bath, i8oo 
 
 Song of Solomon, paraphrafed ; with an introduc- 
 tion, containing fome remarks on a late new 
 tranflation of this facred poem ; alfo, a com- 
 mentary and notes, critical and praftical. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Edin. 1775 
 
 BOWDLER, Miss. 
 
 Eldeft daughter of the above; born 1743 ; died 1784. 
 Poems and eflays. 8°. Bath, 1797 
 
 Containing eflays on fenfibility, fortitude, candour, the 
 advantages of affliction, the pleafures of religion, grati- 
 tude, happinefs, Chriftian perfection, &c. 
 
 BOWDLER, Mrs. H. M. 
 
 Daughter of Thomas Bowdler, Efq. 
 Sermons on the dodlrines and duties of Chrift- 
 ianity. [Anon.] 3 2d edit. 12°. Bath, i^\6 
 Mark, 12. 32. The creation and redemption of man- 
 kind - - - - - - -I 
 
 John, I. I. The nature and office of the Son of God 12 
 John, 6. 38. The example of Chri ft - - 23 
 
 Matt. 3. 13. Baptifm .... 34 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The Lord's Supper - - - 46 
 
 Luke, 6. 6. The Chriftian fabbath - - 60 
 
 Luke, 22. 15. The feftivals of the Church - 73 
 
 John, 17. 4. Giving glory to God - - 86 
 
 Luke, 2. 51, 52. The duties of children - - 99 
 
 Heb. 4. 15. The duties of the young - - 11 1 
 
 Matt. 19. 5, 6. The duties of huftiands and wives 123 
 2 Cor. 8. 9. The duties of the poor - - 135 
 
 A<Sts, 10. 38. The duty of doing good - 148 
 
 Luke, 22. 42. The duties of adverfity - - 160 
 
 Luke, 23. 34. The duty of forgivenefs - 173 
 
 Luke, 2. 37, 38. The duties of the aged - - 186 
 
 Luke, 23. 46. The hour of death - - 198 
 
 Matt. 26. 64. The future ftate - - - 210 
 
 Another, 44th edition. To which is prefixed. An 
 efTay on the proper employment of time, 
 talents, fortune, &c. Sm. 8°. Lorid. 1836 
 
 BOWDLER, John, Efq. 
 
 Of the Inner Temple; eldeft fon of the firft-mentioned 
 Mrs. Bowdler ; born 1746; died 1823. 
 
 Reform or ruin ; take your choice ! In which 
 the condudl of the king, the parliament, the 
 miniftry, the oppolition, the nobility, and 
 gentry, the bifliops and clergy, &c. is con- 
 fidered, and that reform pointed out which 
 alone can fave the country. Third edition. 
 Pp. 42. 8°. Lond. 1798 
 
 Poems, divine and moral, many of them now 
 firft publifhed, leledled by John Bowdler, Efq. 
 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1 82 1 
 
 Memoir of; to which is added. Some account of 
 Thomas Bowdler, Efq., editor of the Family 
 Shakfpeare. By the Rev. Thomas Bowdler. 
 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 BOWDLER, Thomas, Efq. 
 
 Brother of the above. Died 1825. 
 
 Letters from Holland, &c. 8°. Lond. 1787 
 
 Family Shakfpeare. 8 vol. 8°. 10 vol. 12°. and 
 
 I vol. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Family Gibbon. 5 vol. 8°. Lond. 
 
 BOWDLER, John, Efq., Barrifter-at-law. 
 
 Son of John Bowdler, Efq.; born in London, 1783. 
 Called to the bar 1807. Died 18 15. 
 Seledl pieces in vcrfe and prole. Third edition. 
 2 vol. 8". Lond, 1818 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Journal. Seledt pieces in verfe. 
 
 On private and public education. 
 
 Thoughts on the propofed improvement of female edu- 
 cation. 
 
 On a review of the Family Shakfpeare, &c. 
 
 Extradts from a review of the Tableau de la Literature. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 A review of Dugald Stewart's Eflays - - i 
 
 Theological tradts. 
 
 On the atonement - . - . . 105 
 
 On the eternity of fiiture punifhments - 122 
 
 On the fuppofed connexion between religion and 
 
 melancholy - - - - - -139 
 
 Practical view of the character of Chrift - 165 
 
 On fubmiflion to God . - . - 194 
 
 On truft in God ----- 210 
 
 Faith, 250 ; Hope, 274 ; Spiritual-mindednefs 293 
 On thankfulnefs, 313; Prayer, 334; Humility 358 
 On the epiftle to the Philippians - - 379 
 
 On the facrament of the Lord's Supper - - 387 
 
 BOWDLER, Thomas, A.M., Prebendary of St. 
 Paul's. 
 
 Sermons on the nature, offices, and charadler of 
 JefusChrift. 2 vol. Second ed. 8°. Lond. \2>zo 
 
 Vol. I. 
 I Cor. 3. II. Jefus Chrift the foundation - 1 
 
 John, 21. 31. The Son of God - - 25 
 
 John, 6. 27. The Son of Man - - - 46 
 
 Gen. 3. 15. The feed of the woman - - 69 
 
 Hag. 2. 6-9. The defire of all nations - - 93 
 
 Matt. 5. 17. The fulfilling of the law and the prophets. 
 (3 ferm.) ------ 118 
 
 Luke, 4. 18. The preacher of the gofpel - 195 
 
 Luke, 4. 18. The preacher of the gofpel to the poor 219 
 Matt. 27. 46. The man of forrows. (3 farm.) 245 
 Rev. I. 18. He that liveth, and was dead - 312 
 
 Heb. 7. 25. The interceflbr - - - - 338 
 
 Eph. 1.22,23. The head over all things to the church 357 
 Zech. 2. 10-12. The reftorer of Ifrael and Judah 383 
 Rev. 22. 12. The judge of quick and dead - 414 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. 53. II. Jefus Chrift our juftlfication. (2 ferm.) I 
 John, I. 4. Our life. (2 ferm.) - - - 52 
 
 John, I. 14. The word of God. (2 ferm.) - I19 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6. Wonderful, counfellor - - - 172 
 
 Heb. 8. 6. The mediator of a better covenant. (3 ferm.) 
 
 197 
 John, I. 4, 5. The light of the world - 277 
 
 Matt. I. 21. Jefus a faviour - - - 308 
 
 John, I. 29. The Lamb of God - - 336 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 7, 8. Our paflbver - - - 359 
 John, 14. 6. The true and living way - - 386 
 Mai. 4. 2. The fun of righteoufnefs - - 410 
 John, 10. 14. The good fhepherd - - - 432 
 John, 15. 5. The true vine - - - 455 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Signs of being in Chrift. (2 ferm.) 484 
 Sermons on the privileges, refponfibilities, and 
 
 duties of members of the gofpel covenants. 
 2 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1845-46 
 
 Vol. I, 1845. Advent, Chriftmas, Epiphany. 
 Matt. I. 23. Emanuel, God with us - - ^ 
 
 Heb. I. 1-3. The power and glory of the Son of God 19 
 John, I. 4, 5. Life and light - - - 33 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. The fcriptures given for comfort 48 
 
 iCor. 4. I. Minifters of Chrift. Ember Week 64 
 
 1 Cor. 4. I. Stewards of myfteries. (2 ferm.) 82,98
 
 399 
 
 400 
 
 BOWDLER, Thomas, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Gal. 3. 29. The gofpel covenant - - - 114 
 
 Ifa. 52. 7. The meflenger of" good tidings - 133 
 
 John, I. 17. Grace and truth. Vifitation - 149 
 
 Mai. 3. I, 2. The day ofChrift's coming. (2 farm.) 169 
 John, 9. 39. Judgment exercifed by Chrift in his 
 
 church -__-_- 203 
 
 Luke, 2. II, 12. The birthplace of Chrift a fign to rich 
 
 and poor - - - - - -221 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 7. The wifdom of the world reproved by the 
 doftrine of the incarnation . - - 259 
 
 Matt. 18.5,10. Jefus Chrift's care of little children 260 
 
 Prov. 3. 6. The new year a fign of newnefs of life 279 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. The circumcifion of Chrift, and the name 
 Jefus ._----- 294 
 
 Gal. 4. 7. Children of God and heirs of the kingdom 3 14 
 
 Pfa. 96, 6-9. The glory of Chrift in the fervices of the 
 church. [Soc. for building churches.] - 332 
 
 Pfa. 96. 9, 10. The church the converter of the Gen- 
 tiles, and the glory of Chrift therein. [S.PG.F.P.] 360 
 
 Pfa. 96. 11-13. The Chriftian's joy at the converfion 
 of Jews and Gentiles. [S.P.G.F.P.] - 383 
 
 Ifa. 54. I. The children of promife - - 404 
 
 Vol. 2, 1846. Septuagefima, Lent, Paflion Week. 
 
 Gen. I. 26. Man created and renewed in the image of 
 God. Sept. ------ I 
 
 Pfa. 104. 31. Paradife an emblem of the church of 
 Chrift ------ 18 
 
 2 Cor. II. 3. The firft temptation " " 35 
 Rom. 5. 20. God turns evil to greater good; fhown in 
 
 the fentence pronounced upon Adam - 52 
 
 Rom. 5. 20, 21. God turns evil to good ; Aown in the 
 
 fentence pafl'ed upon the woman and the ferpent 69 
 Heb. II. 4. Abers_facnfice - - - 91 
 
 Heb. II. 5, 6. Enoch a type of a future life 106 
 
 Gen. 8. 21. Original fin. [National fchool.] 123 
 
 Gen. 6. 12, 13. The wickcdnefs of men before the 
 
 flood ------- 139 
 
 Gen. 9. 16. The bow in the cloud - - 157 
 
 Gen. 15. I. Abraham. The righteoufnefs of faith 173 
 Heb. II. 8-10, 17-19. Abraham. Life of faith 191 
 Matt. 4. 17. The kingdom of God in the world. A 
 
 call to repentance - . . . 209 
 
 Luke, 17. 21. The kingdom of God in our hearts 227 
 Matt. 13. 33. Repentance. Newnefs of heart 248 
 
 Jer. 24. 7. Repentance. Converfion, or turning to God 
 
 267 
 Heb. 10. 16. The gofpel promife of forgivenefs 287 
 Luke, 7. 47. Love, the efFeft of forgivenefs of fins 307 
 Exod. 9. 12, 34, 35. Hardening the heart - 323 
 Matt. 26. 28. The blood of the new covenant 347 
 
 Gal. 3. 13. The dodlrine of the crofs - - 368 
 
 1 Cor. I. 22-24. The crofs of our Lord Jefus Chrift 385 
 Gal. 2. 20. Crucified with Chrift - - - 405 
 
 Luke, 23. 43 5 with Ads, 2. 25-27. The middle ftate. 
 
 Eafter eve - - - - - - 421 
 
 Sixteen difcourfes on the liturgical fervices of the 
 Church of England. 12°. 1834 
 
 Qi^id Romas faciam ? No need to join the Romifh commu- 
 nion on account of the want of difcipline in the Church 
 of England. 8°. 1842 
 
 Prayers for a Chriftian houfehold : chiefly taken 
 from the Scriptures, from the ancient liturgies, 
 and from the book of common prayer. 12°. 1848 
 
 Sermon, i John, i. 3, 4. The communion of 
 faints in the holy eucharift. 1 2°. Land. 1 843 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 28. 18-20. The power con- 
 ferred by Chrift upon his Church. [Confe- 
 cration of a bifhop.] 8°. Land. 1850 
 
 A letter addrefled to the evangelical members of the 
 Church of England, in confequence of an appeal 
 by the Vicar oflflington. Pp. 24. 8°. 1850 
 
 BOWER, Alexander. 
 
 The hiftory of the univerfity of Edinburgh ; 
 chiefly compiled from original papers and re- 
 cords never before publiflied. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1 81 7 
 
 BOWER, Archibald. 
 
 Born at Dundee, Scotland, 1686. Educated at the 
 Scots' College, Douay, after which he went to Rome and 
 became a Jefuit. Came to England 1726, and foon after 
 joined the Church of England. Re-admitted among the 
 Jefuits about 1744, and again became a Proteftant. Died 
 1766. His Lives of the Popes are written in a ftrain very 
 hoftile to the Roman Catholic Church. The vacillating 
 and time-ferving character of the author has injured the 
 charafler of the work, but it contains the moft copious 
 account of the Popes in the Englifh language. He had a 
 confiderable fhare in writing the Univerfal Hiftory, and 
 was editor of the Hiftoria Literaria, publifhed monthly. 
 
 The hiftory of the Popes, from the foundation 
 of the fee of Rome to the prefent time. 7 vol. 
 4°. Lond. 1750 
 
 Vol. I. Third edition, 1750. St. Peter — Celeftine. 
 Vol.2. Third ed., 1750. SixtusIIL — Gregory the Great. 
 Vol. 3. 1754. Boniface IV. — Stephen IL a.d. 755. 
 Vol. 4. 1759. Paul — Nicholas, a.d. 867. 
 Vol. 5. 1 761. Hadrian IL — Pafchal II. A.D. 1 1 18. 
 Vol. 6. 1766. Gclafius II. — Innocent VI. a.d. 1362. 
 Vol. 7. 1766. Urban V. — Benedidl XIV. a.d. 1740. 
 Alphabetical catalogue of the Popes. 
 For traEli againji this ivork,fee Douglas, Bp. 
 
 BOWLES, John, Efq. 
 
 A letter to Samuel Whitbread, Efq., M.P. in 
 confequence of that unqualified approbation 
 exprefled by him in the Houfe of Commons, 
 of Mr. Lancafter's fyftem of education. Se- 
 cond ed. enlarged. Pp. 122. S°. Lond. 180S 
 
 Education of the lower orders. A fecond letter 
 to Samuel Whitbread, Efq., M.P., containing 
 obfervations on his bill for the eftablifliment 
 of parochial fchools in South Britain. Pp. 
 122. 8°. Loud. 1808 
 
 BOWLES, OUver, B.D. 
 
 A Puritan divine of great piety, and an excellent fcholar. 
 Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge. Redlor of Sutton, 
 Bedfordfhire, 1 607, where he continued upwards of fifty 
 years. Died 1674. 
 
 De paftore evangelico traftatus, in quo univer- 
 fum munus paftorale, tam quoad paftoris voca- 
 tionem et prsparationem, quam ipfius muneris 
 exercitium accurate proponitur. Sm. 8°. 
 
 LoKd. 1655 
 An important and excellent work. 
 
 BOWLES, William Lisle, M.A. 
 
 A poet and divine of a very amiable difpofition. Born 
 at King's Sutton 1762. Educated at Winchefter, whence, 
 in 1781, he was eleded a fcholar of Trinity College, Ox- 
 ford ; Vicar of Chicklade, 1792; Reftor of Dumbleton, 
 1797; Vicar of Bremhill, and Prebendary of Salilbury, 
 1804; Canon refidentiaiy, 1828. Died 1850. His fonnets 
 are among the beft in the Englifli language. A lift of his 
 works will be found in the Gentleman's Mag. June 1S50. 
 Ten plain parochial fermons. 8°. 1814* 
 
 Paulus parochialis ; or, a plain and praftical view 
 of the objefts, arguments, and connexion of 
 St. Paul's epiftle to the Romans : in a feries 
 of fermons, adapted to country congregations. 
 12°. Bafh, 1826
 
 40I 
 
 402 
 
 BOWLES, William Lille, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Rom. I. 7. General defign and view of the fubjedl i 
 Rom. 3. 22. Faith and works - - - 13 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Reconciliation with God through Chrift 28 
 Rom. 8. 29. Predeftination . . - 41 
 
 Rom. 9. II. Particular eledion - - - 57 
 
 Rom. 10. 5. The connexion of the old and new cove- 
 nant, chiefly regarding atonement and immortality 74 
 Rom. 8. 22, 23. Spiritual feelings - - 91 
 
 Rom. 8. 16. The ordinary affiftance of the Spirit 103 
 Adts, 13. 2, 3. The character of St. Paul, chiefly in re- 
 fpe<S to his miniftry, and the general intercourfe of 
 life - - - - - - - 119 
 
 A6ts, 17. 16. Same fubjeft - - - 129 
 
 Cottage hymns - - - - - -141 
 
 St. Michael's Mount. A poem. 4.^ Salijb. \yg% 
 
 The life of Bilhop Ken. See Ken. 
 
 BOWMAN, Thomas, M.A. Vicar of Martham, 
 Norfolk. 
 
 Thoughts on the difcipline of the Church of 
 England, refpefting chiefly the adminiftration 
 of baptifm, the Lord's fupper, and the prepar- 
 ation of children for confirmation. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1793 
 
 BOWMAN, William, M.A. Vicar ofDewlbury, 
 Yorkfhire. 
 
 A defence of our Saviour's miracle of curling 
 the fig-tree, in anfwer to Mr. Woolftan's dis- 
 courle thereon. Pp. x. 30. 8". Land. 1731 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 15. 6. The traditions of the 
 clergy deftruftive of religion. [Vifitation.] 
 8°. Lond. 1 73 1 
 
 Trails in the contro'verfy refpe&ing this fermon., — 
 
 Mr. Bowman's fermon, preached at Wakefield, in York- 
 fliire, verfifyed. Pp. 32. 8°. Lond. 1731 
 
 A full juftification of the docftrines advanced in Mr. Bow- 
 man's vifitation fermon j or, the authority claimed by 
 bilhops not warranted jure divino, tho' fupported jure 
 humano. That the poftfcripts in the fecond epiftle of 
 St. Paul to Timothy, and in that to Titus, are fpurious, 
 and of no authority. Pp.40. 8°. Lond. 1731 
 
 The traditions of the clergy not deftrudlive of religion. 
 Being remarks on Mr. Bowman's vifitation fermon. By 
 a gentleman of Cambridge. Pp. 32. 8°. Lond. 1731 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. Bowman, wherein the afperfions 
 caft upon the Church and clergy of this nation, in his 
 vifitation fermon, are taken notice of and anfwered. 
 Pp. 32. 8°. Lond. 1731 
 
 BOWNDE, Nicolas, D.D. 
 
 A learned Puritan divine. Educated at Cambridge, and 
 was beneficed at Norton, Suffolk. He was one of the 
 minifl:ers fufpended in 1583 for refufing to fubfcribe 
 Whitgift's Articles. His book on the docftrine of the 
 Sabbath, publifhed about 1595, was much oppofed by 
 Heylyn, and others. 
 
 The unbeleefe of S. Thomas the Apoftle laid 
 open, for the comfort of all that defire to 
 beleeve : which armeth us againft defpaire in 
 the hour of death, John, 20. 24, &c. 32°. 1 608 
 
 BOWYER, George, Efq., D.C.L., Bar.-at-Law. 
 
 The Cardinal Archbifhop of Weftminller and the 
 new hierarchy. Third edition, with additions. 
 Pp. 42. 8°.' Lond. 1850 
 
 BOWTELL, J. B. D., Fellow of St. John's Col- 
 lege, Cambridge. 
 
 A defence of the LVth Canon, in anfwer to 
 fome pafTage in a book intituled, Refleflions 
 
 BOWTELL, J. B. D. [continued). 
 
 upon Mr. Bennett's Hiftory of Joint Prayer. 
 By a prefbyter of the Church of England. 
 Humbly offered to the clergy : with fome con- 
 fiderations pleading for ftridl conformity to 
 thofe rules of the Church, and laws of the 
 realm, which we have promifcd to obey, &c. 
 Pp. 64. 8'^. Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 BOWYER, Thomas, M.A., Vicar of Martock, 
 Somerfetfhire. 
 
 A true account of the nature, end, and efficacy 
 of the Lord's fupper ; in which is contained 
 an Anfwer to [Hoadly's] Plain Account. 
 Second edition, correfted. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 16. 2. The meafure of Chrifl- 
 ian beneficence, and the ufefulnefs and neces- 
 fity of commiffions of charitable ufes. [Com- 
 miffioners for charitable ufes.] 8°. Lond. 1735 
 
 BOWYER, William, F.S.A. 
 
 A very learned Englifli printer. Born, in London, 1699. 
 
 Educated at St. John's College, Cambridge. Entered into 
 
 bufinefs as a printer with his father, 1722. Died 1777. 
 
 Critical conjedlures and obfervations on the New 
 
 Teftament,colle(fted from various authors, as well in regard 
 
 to words as pointing, with the reafons on which both are 
 
 founded. By William Bowyer, Bp. Barrington, Mr. 
 
 Markland, Profeffor Schultz, Profeflbr Michaelis, Dr. 
 
 Owen, Dr. Woide, Dr. Goflet, and Mr. Wefton. A 
 
 feries of conjedlures from Michaelis, and a fpecimen of 
 
 notes on the Old Teftament, by Mr. Weft:on, are added 
 
 in an appendix. Fourth edition, enlarged and correfted. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1812 
 
 BOXHORN, Mark Zurius. 
 
 An eminent philologift. Born, at Bergen-op-Zoom, 
 1 6 12. Educated at the Univerfity of Leyden, where he 
 was appointed Profeflbr of Eloquence, 1632, and afterwards 
 to the Profeflbrfhips of Politics and Hiftory. Died 1653. 
 
 De Trapezitis, vulgo Longobardis qui Fcederato 
 Belgio menfas Fcenebres exercent, difl^ertatio. 
 Sm. 8°. L. Bat. 1640 
 
 BOYD, Hugh Stuart, Efq. 
 
 The fathers not Papifts ; or, fix difcourfes, by the 
 moft eloquent fathers of the Church. With 
 numerous extrafts from their writings, trans- 
 lated from the Greek. A new edition, con- 
 fiderably enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 St. Chryfoftom's oration on Eutropius - - i 
 
 St. Bafil's homily on the forty martyrs - 21 
 
 St. Bafil's homily on the martyr Gordius - - 44 
 
 St. Bafil's homily on Paradife - - - 70 
 
 St. Bafil's homily on the Catholick faith - - 86 
 
 St. Gregory Nazianzen's oration on the nativity ico 
 
 Extrafts - - - - - - - 133 
 
 Seledl poems of Gregory Nazianzen and Synefius 371 
 A review, by Thomas Moore, will be found in the Edin- 
 burgh Re.view, 24. 58. 
 
 Seleft poems of Synefius and Gregory Nazianzen, 
 
 tranflated from the Greek. 8°. Lond. 18 14 
 
 Refledlions on the atoning facrifice of Jefus Chriil. 
 
 Pp. 50. 8°. Thanet prefs, 181 7 
 
 BOYD, Robert. 
 
 A divine of the Church of Scotland} born 1^78. 
 Graduated at Edinburgh. Became Profeffor of Philolophy 
 at Mcntaubin, in France. Profeflbr at Saumur, 1608. 
 Afterwards Profeflbr of Divinity in the Univerfity of Glas- 
 gow. Died 1627. 
 
 D D
 
 403 
 
 404 
 
 BOYD, Robert [continued). 
 
 In epiftolam ad Ephefios prsledliones fupra cc. 
 Folio. Lo?id. 1652 
 
 An efteemed commentary, written in elegant Latinity. 
 
 BOYER, Abel. 
 
 Born, at Caftres, 1664. Was a refugee at the Edift of 
 
 Nantes, and finally fettled in England. Died 1729. His 
 
 French Didlionary foon became a ftandard work. 
 
 The hiftory of Queen Anne, impartially relatec^ ; 
 
 with authentic and remarkable papers ; a lift 
 
 [with memoirs] of the moft eminent perfons 
 
 who died in the courfe of this reign ; with 
 
 proper charafters of thofe who rendered them- 
 
 felves moft confpicuous in church and ftate ; a 
 
 feries of the medals that were ftruck, &c. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1735 
 
 A ufeful work. 
 
 BOYLE, The Hon. Charles, Earl of Orrery. 
 
 Second fon of Roger Earl of Orrery. Born, at Chelfea, 
 1676. Educated at Chrift Church, Oxford. Chofen 
 member for Huntingdon, and by the death of his bro- 
 ther fucceeded to the earldom. Died 1731. In his con- 
 troverfy with Bentley refpedling the Epiftles of Phalaris he 
 was aflifted by Bifhop Atterbury. 
 
 Dr. Bentley's differtations on the Epiftles of 
 Phalaris, and the Fables of ^fop examined. 
 8°. Lond. 1698 
 
 Phalaridis epiftolse, ed. Boyle. See Phalaris. 
 
 BOYLE, Henry. 
 
 The univerfal chronologift, and hiftorical regifter 
 from the creation to the clofe of the year 
 1825, compriftng the elements of general his- 
 tory, from the French of M. St. Martin. 
 With an elaborate continuation, in which are 
 minutely detailed the numerous and important 
 events and tranfaftions ariftng out of the French 
 Revolution. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Vol. I. From the creation to 1700. 
 Vol. 2. 1700-1825. Lifts of potentates, &c. 
 
 BOYLE, The Hon. Robert. 
 
 Seventh fon of the Earl of Cork 5 born, at Lifmore, Ire- 
 land, 1626. Died 1 69 1. One of the moft illuftrious 
 philofophers of modern times. His knowledge is cele- 
 brated by Bifhop Burnet as having been of prodigious ex- 
 tent. He was eminently learned in the Oriental lan- 
 guages, mathematics, experimental philofophy, and divinity, 
 and was a man of unaft'efted and fincere piety. His works 
 were publifhed in 1744, 5 vol. folio, and again in 1772, 6 
 vol. 4°. The latter is confidered the beft edition. 
 
 Works. 6 vol. 4°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface, by Thomas Birch - . - - i 
 
 The life of the Hon. R. Boyle, by Thomas Birch, 
 
 M.A. F.R.S, vi 
 
 Contents of the fix volumes - - - - ccxxv 
 
 New experiments concerning the fpring of the air i 
 
 A defence [of the abo've'\ againft Francifcus Linus ii8 
 An examen of Mr. T. Hobbes's Dialogus de Natura Aeris 
 
 186 
 
 [Seraphic love.] Some -motives and incentives to the 
 
 love of God, pathetically difcourfed of in a letter to a 
 
 friend ------- 243 
 
 An occafional refledtion on the king's coronation, 1662 
 
 294 
 Certain phyfiological eflays and other trafts - 298 
 The fceptical chemift - - . - 45^ 
 
 BOYLE, The Hon. Robert {continued). 
 
 Experiments and notes about the produciblenefs of che- 
 mical principles ----- jgy 
 
 Experiments and confiderations touching colours 662 
 Obfervations on a diamond that fliines in the dark 788 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The ufefulnefs of experimental natural philofophy, in 
 two parts -.---- I 
 
 Some confiderations touching the ftyle of the Holy 
 Scriptures ------ 247 
 
 Occafional refleftions upon feveral fubjefts - 323 
 
 New experiments and obfervations touching cold 462 
 Obfervables upon a monftrous head, [&c.] - 735 
 
 Hydroftatical paradoxes - - - - 738 
 
 Obfervations about the barometer - - - 7(^8 
 
 Six plates at end of this volume. 
 Vol. 3. 
 Origin of forms and qualities . . - 1 
 
 On preferving birds taken out of the egg, [&c.] 138 
 Experiments concerning light and air, [&c.] - 157 
 The ufefulnefs of experimental philofophy, [&c.] 402 
 Man's great ignorance of the ufes of natural things 470 
 Origin and virtues of gems - - - 516 
 
 The 'volume contains papers on 'various JubjeBs, — on bodies 
 under ivater, the atmosphere., eluviums, the Jaltnejs of 
 the Jea, &c. Eight plates. 
 Vol. 4. 
 The excellency of theology compared with natural phi- 
 lofophy ------- 1—79 
 
 The reconcileablenefs of reafon and religion, by T. E., 
 a layman, 1517, to which is added by the publifher, 
 a difcourfe of Mr. Boyle about the poflibility of the 
 refurredlion ----- 191—202 
 
 A difcourfe of things above reafon - 406-469 
 
 Various papers in the -volume on natural philojophy, on 
 
 the hidden qualities of the air, laudanum, phyfico- 
 
 mechanical experiments, (sfc. Six plates. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 The great effeiSs of even languid and unheeded motion i 
 
 On a felf-moving liquor - - - - 71 
 
 On fpecific medicines - . - - ^4 
 
 The high veneration man's intelledt owes to God, pecu- 
 liarly for his wifdom and power - - - 1 30 
 A free inquiry into the vulgarly received notion of 
 nature ------- 158 
 
 The martyrdom of Theodora and of Didymus - 255 
 
 Medicinal experiments, or a coUedlion of choice and 
 
 fafe remedies, three volumes, with a fupplement never 
 
 printed before ----- 312 
 
 A difquifition about the final caufes of natural things ; 
 
 wherein it is inquired, whether, and (if at all) with 
 
 what cautions, a naturalift fhould admit them ? 392 
 
 Medicina hydroftatica - - - - 453 
 
 The Chriftian virtuofo, ftiewing that, being addicted to 
 experimental philofophy, a man is rather aflifted than 
 indifpofed to be a good Chriftian : the firft part 508 
 Greatnefs of mind promoted by Chriftianity - 550 
 Experimenta et oblervationes phyficse - - 564 
 
 The general hiftory of the air, [&c.] One plate 609 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 A difcourfe againft cuftomary fwearing, and a difluafive 
 from curfing ------ i 
 
 Letters of Mr. Boyle to feveral perfons - 35 
 
 Letters to Mr. Boyle from feveral perfons - 76 
 
 Appendix to the firft part of the Chriftian virtuofo 673 
 The Chriftian virtuofo, fecond part - - 717 
 
 Complete index to the fix volumes - - - 797 
 
 Some confiderations touching the ftyle of the 
 Holy Scriptures. 8°. Lond. 1661 
 
 [Seraphick love.] Some motives and incentives 
 to the love of God ; pathetically difcourfed of 
 in a letter to a friend. Ninth edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1708 
 
 i
 
 405 
 
 4o6 
 
 BOYLE, The Hon. Robert [continued). 
 Love and religion, demonftrated in the martyr- 
 dom of Theodora and of Didymus. Second 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1703 
 
 A free enquiry into the vulgarly received notion 
 of nature. 8°. Lond. 168 1 
 
 Occaflonal refleftions upon feveral fubjefts. 8°. 
 
 Lond. i66g 
 
 The Chriftian virtuofo. With a difcourfe about 
 
 the diftindlion of things above reafon, &c. 8°. 
 
 In the Savoy, 1690 
 
 The life of the Honourable Robert Boyle, by 
 
 Thos. Birch, M.A. and F R.S. 8°. L. 1754 
 
 BOYLE LECTURE SERMONS in defence of 
 
 natural and revealed religion. 
 
 Founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle " to prove the truth 
 of the Chriftian religion againft infidels, without defcending 
 to any controverfies among Chriftians ; and to anfwer new 
 difficulties, fcruples," &c. The preacher to be eledled for 
 a period not exceeding three years. A collection of fuch 
 as were preached between 1691 and 1732 was publiflied in 
 1739 in 3 vol. folio, and an abridgement of them was pub- 
 liihed in 1 746, in 4 vol. 8"^. The following is a colledlion 
 of the whole as they originally appeared, containing all that 
 has been printed up to the prefent time. The names of 
 the preachers who have not publiflied their leftures are 
 given as far as can be afcertained. 
 
 1692. Bentley, Dr. R. A confutation of atheifm. 
 Sixth edition. To which are added three fermons. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1735 
 
 1693. Bentley. Not printed, 
 
 1694. Kidder, Bp. Demonftration of the Meffias. 
 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1684 
 The firft three chapters in vol. 2 formed the Boyle 
 
 Ledlure. 
 1695-6. Williams, Bp. John. On divine revelation. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1708 
 
 1697. Gaftrell, Bp. Certainty and necefllty of religion 
 in general. 8°. Lond. 1697 
 
 1698. Harris, Dr. John. A refutation ofthe atheiftdcal 
 objedlions againft the being and attributes of God. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1698 
 
 1699. Bradford, Bp. Sam. The credibility of revelation, 
 from its intrinfic evidence. 4°. Lond. 1700 
 
 1700. Blackhall, Bp. The fufficiency of a ftanding re- 
 velation. 8°. Lond. 1 717 
 
 1 70 1-2. Stanhope, Dean. The truth and excellency 
 of the Chriftian religion aflerted againft Jews, infidels, 
 and hereticks. 4°. Lond. 1702 
 
 1703. Adams, Dr. Not printed. 
 
 1704. Clarke, Dr. S. Demonftration ofthe being and 
 attributes of God. 8°. Lond. 1705 
 
 1705. Clarke, Dr. S. A difcourfe concerning the un- 
 changeable obligations of natural religion, and the 
 truth and certainty of the Chriftian revelation. 
 
 1706. Hancock, Dr. John. Arguments to prove the 
 being of God. 8°. Lond. 1707 
 
 1707. Whifton, W. The accomplifhmenC of Scripture 
 prophecies. 
 
 1708. Turner, Dr. John. The wifdom of God in the 
 redemption of man. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 J 709. Butler, Dr. Lilly. Faith and piadlice of true Chrift- 
 ians no matter of ftiame or reproach. 8°. L. 171 1 
 
 1710. Woodward, Jofiah, D.D. The divine, original, 
 and incomparable excellency ofthe Chriftian religion, 
 as founded on the Holy Scriptures, afferted and vin- 
 dicated. 8°. Lond. 17 1 2 
 
 17 11-12. Derham, Dr, W. Phyfico-theology. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1798 
 
 17 13-14. Ibbot, Dr. Benjamin. On the exercife of 
 private judgment, or freethinking. 8". Lond. 1727 
 
 BOYLE LECTURE SERMONS [continued). 
 
 1715-16. Stoneftreet. Not printed, the author having 
 died before the courfe was finifhed. 
 
 1717-18. Leng, Bp. Natural obligations to believe 
 religion and revelation. 8°. Lond. 1730 
 
 1719-20. Clarke, Dr. John. On the origin of evil. 
 2 vol. 8^. L'^nd. 1720-21 
 
 1721-22. Gurdon, Adn. B. Difficulties no excufe for 
 infidelity. 8°. Lond. 1723 
 
 1723. Burfcough, Dr. Wm., afterwards Bifliop of Lime- 
 ric. Not printed. 
 
 1724—25. Burnet, Dr. T. Demonftration of true reli- 
 gion. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 1726-28. Denne, Dr., afterwards Archdeacon of Ro- 
 chefter. Not printed. 
 
 1729. Unknown. 
 
 1730-32. Berriman, Dr. W. Gradual revelation ot 
 the Gofpel. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 1733-35. Unknown. 
 
 1736-8. Bifcoe, Rd. The hiftory of the Adls of the 
 Apoftles confirmed from other autho'rs. 8°. Oxf. \%-2.^ 
 Originally publiflied in 2 vol. 1742. 
 
 1739-41. Twells, Leonard. 2 vol. 8". Lond. IIW 
 Including Moyer Lectures. 
 
 1742-43. Thomas, Dr., afterwards Biftiop of Win- 
 chefter. Not printed. 
 
 1744-45. Roper, Dr. Joleph. Not printed. 
 
 1746. Unknown. 
 
 1747-49. Stebbing, Dr. Hy. Chriftianity juftified upon 
 the Scripture foundation ; being a fummary view of 
 the controverfy between Chriftians and deifts. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1750 
 
 1750-52. Jortin, Dr. John. The fubftance of a part 
 of thefe difcourfes was inferted in his remarks on 
 ecclefiaftical hiftory, vol. I and 2. 
 
 1753-55. Unknown. 
 
 1756-58. Newton, Bp. Thefe form part of his Dis- 
 fertations on the Prophecies. 
 
 1759-62. Mofs, Dr. Charles, afterwards Bifhop of Bath 
 and Wells. Not printed. 
 
 1763. Heathcote, Ralph, D.D. A difcourfe upon the 
 being of God : againft atheifts. In two fermons. 
 A very fcarce pamphlet. 
 
 1764-65. Unknown. 
 
 1766-8. Worthington, William, D.D. The evidence of 
 Chriftianity deduced from fadts, and the teftimony of 
 fenfe, throughout all ages of the Church, to the pre- 
 fent time, wherein is fhown, that, upon the whole, 
 this is not a decaying, but a growing evidence. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1769 
 
 1769-71. Owen, Hy. Intent and propriety of the 
 Scripture miracles. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 l-J-JZ--]^. Ridley, Dr. Gloucefter. Not printed, ths anchor 
 having died before he finifhed the courfe. 
 
 1775-77. Barford, Dr. Not printed. 
 
 1778-S0. Williamfon, James. Comparifon of revelation 
 with the natural operations ofthe mind. 8°. 17^3 
 
 1781-85. Apthorp, Dr. Eaft. Not printed. 
 
 1786. Porter, John. Not printed. 
 
 1737-^1. Hodfon, William. Not printed. 
 
 1792. Kipling, Dr. Thomas. Not printed. 
 
 1793-98. Cockfhutt, T. Not printed. 
 
 1799-1801. Ward, Mr. Not printed. 
 
 1S02-4. Van Mildert, Bp. W. Rife and progrefs of 
 infidelity. 2 vol. %°. 0.^/. 1838 
 
 1805-7. White, Thomas. Not printed. 
 
 1821. Harnefs, Wm. M.A. The connexion of Chrift- 
 ianity with human happinefs. 2 vol. 8'^. Lond. 1823 
 1846-47. Maurice, F. D. The religions of the world 
 and their relations to Chriftianity. 8°. Lond.iS^j 
 
 For the contents of each volume more in detail, fee 
 under each author. 
 
 BOYS, Henry, B.A., Affiftant Miniller of St. 
 Peter's, Eaton Square.
 
 407 
 
 4o8 
 
 BOYS, Henry, B.A. {connntied) 
 Sermons. 8°. 
 
 Rom. 8. I - 
 Hcb. 6. 19 
 Pla. 37. 25 - 
 Prov. 20. 22 
 Rev. 19. 10 - 
 Col. 2. 8 - 
 Jonah, I. 12 
 Jonah, 4. 9. 
 
 17 
 31 
 47 
 64 
 81 
 
 97 
 114 
 
 Land. 
 Pfa. 4. 6 - - 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 9 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10 - 
 John, 13. 23 - 
 2 Cor. 10. 4, 5 
 Rom. 15. 29 - 
 Luke, II. 13 
 
 142 
 160 
 181 
 201 
 215 
 230 
 
 BOYS, James, Vicar of Coggefhall, in Eflex. 
 
 A pradlical expofition upon the thirty-nine arti- 
 cles of the Cliurch of England, explaining the 
 true and genuine fenfe of the articles ; and 
 their foundation derived and confirmed from 
 Scripture. For the ufe of families. To which 
 is added, A fermon upon i John, 5. 7. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 16 
 Confifting of difcourfes on the articles. 
 
 Article I Article 
 
 1. Exod. 20. 2 - - I j 21. Adls, 15, 6 - - 138 
 
 2. John, 1.4 - 8 22. 2 Tim. 2. 21 - 145 
 
 3. Ads, 2. 27 - - 15 23. Jer. 14. 14 - - 152 
 
 4. Luke, 24. 34 - 22 24. I Cor. 14. 9 - 159 
 
 5. Adts, 5. 4 - - 29 25. Mark, 14. 22 - 166 
 
 6. 2 Tim. 3. 16 - 37 26. 2 Cor. 4. 7 - 173 
 
 7. I Pet. I. 10 - - 44 27. I Pet. 3. 21 - - 180 
 
 8. 2 Tim. I. 13 - 52 28. 1 Cor. 10. 17 - 186 
 
 9. Gal. 5. 17 - - 59 29. I Cor. 11. 29 - 193 
 
 10. I Cor. 2. 14 - 67 30. Matt. 26. 27 - 200 
 
 11. I John, I. 12 - 74 31. Heb. 10. 14 - - 206 
 
 12. Matt. 5. 16 - 80 32. I Tim. 3. 2 - 213 
 
 13. John, 15. 4 - - 86 33. I Cor. 5. 5 - - 220 
 
 14. Matt. 7. 7 - - 92 34. 1 Cor. 14. 26 - 227 
 
 15. John, I. 36 - - 98 35. 2 Tim. 4. 2 - - 234 
 
 16. I John, 2. I - 104 36. Tit. 1.5- - 241 
 
 17. Eph. I. 4 - - no 37. I Pet. 2. 13 - - 249 
 
 18. I John, 2. 19 - 117 38. I Cor. 7. 20 - 257 
 
 19. Ads, 2. 47 - - 124 39. Jer. 4. 2- - - 264 
 
 20. 1 Tim. 3- 15 - 131 
 
 An additional explanation to the latter part of the firft 
 article, on I John, 5. 7 - - - - 271 
 
 BOYS [Lat. Boifms], John, Prebendary o^ Ely 
 Cathedral. 
 Born at Netcleftead, Suffolk, 1560. Admitted of St. 
 
 John's College, Cambridge ; Reftor of Boxworth, Cam- 
 
 bridgeihire, 1596. Prebendary of Ely, 1615. Died 1643. 
 
 He was one of the tranllators of the Bible, and aflifted Sir 
 
 H. Saville in his edition of St. Chryfoftom. 
 
 Veteris interpretis cum Beza, aliifque recenti- 
 oribus collatio in IV. Evangeliis et Apoftolorum 
 Aftis. In qua annon fa;piiis abfque jufta fatis 
 caufa hi ab illo difcefferint difquiritur. Opus 
 aufpiciis Rev. Prasfulis Lancelotti, Wintonienfis 
 epifcopi, cceptum et perfeftum. 8°. Lond. 16^^ 
 
 A fcarce book, few copies having been printed. 
 
 Notae in Chryfoftomum. Vide Chrysostomus. 
 
 BOYS, John, Dean of Canterbury. 
 
 Born 1 571 j entered Corpus Chrifti college, Cambridge, 
 1586; Redtor of Bettifhanger, near Deal, 1 597, and in the 
 fame year collated to the mafterfhip of Eaftbridge hofpital, 
 Canterbury j Dean of Canterbury 1619. Died 1625. He 
 was an indefatigable and learned preacher, his works fhow 
 profound knowledge as a fcholar and divine, and contain a 
 valuable colle<flion of fermons. 
 
 Workes. Folio. Lof/d. 1629 
 
 An expofition of all the principal Scriptures ufed in our 
 Engli/h Liturgy, together with a reafon why the 
 Church did choofe the fame. 
 
 BOYS, John [continued). 
 
 [Morning and evening fervices, and communion offices] i 
 
 An expofition of the dominical epiftles and gofpels ufed 
 
 in our Englifh Liturgie, throughout the whole year, 
 
 together with a reafon why the Church did chufe 
 
 the fame ---___ 69 
 
 An expofition of the feftival epiftles and gofpels. 
 
 St. Andrew's 
 S. Thomas 
 Chriftmas 
 
 563 I S. Philip and S. James 688 
 
 575 I Afcenfion - - - 695 
 
 S. Stephen 
 S. John 
 Innocents 
 Circumcifion 
 Epiphany - 
 Purification - 
 S. Matthias 
 The Annunciation 
 Eafter Monday 
 Eafter Tuefday 
 S. Marke - 
 
 - 587 
 596 
 
 - 604 
 613 
 
 - 621 
 627 
 
 - 637 
 643 
 
 - 654 
 666 
 
 - 673 
 677 
 
 Mond.inWhitfun week 701 
 Tuefd. inWhitfun week 707 
 
 S. John Baptift - 711 
 
 S. Peter . _ - y22 
 
 S. James - - - 735 
 
 S. Bartholomew - - 742 
 
 S. Matthew - - 747 
 
 Michaelmas - - - 754 
 
 S. Luke - - - 763 
 
 Simon and Jude - - 766 
 
 All Saints - - 769 
 Gunpowder Treafon - 779 
 
 An expofition of the proper pfalms ufed in our Englifti 
 Liturgy. 
 Chriftmas, Pfa. 19 (791) ; 85(799); 89(805); no 
 
 (809); .32(821). 
 Eafter, Pfa. 2 (826); 57(834); in (841); 113 
 
 (846); 114 (851); 118 (861). 
 Afcenfion, Pfa. 8 (871); 15 (883); 16 (898); 24 
 
 (90S); 68 (913); 108 (919). 
 Whitfunday, Pia. 45 (920) ; 47 (931) ; 104 (937) ; 
 
 145 (937)- 
 
 Leliures. 
 
 Gal. 6. 2. Mutual fupport ... - 949 
 
 Pfa. 86. 12, 13. The pains of hell. (2 led.) 956 
 
 Pfa. 82. 5. The judge's charge - - 965 
 
 I Pet. 2. 5. The royal priefthood - - - 973 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. A falve for a fick foul. (2 left.) 979 
 
 Table [or index] . - . • - 989 
 
 BOYS, Thomas, Trinity Coll., Cambridge. 
 
 The fuppreffed evidence ; or, proofs of the mi- 
 raculous faith and experience of the Church of 
 Chrift in all ages, from authentic records of the 
 fathers, Waldenfes.Huffites, Reformers, United 
 Brethren, &c. 8°. Lond. 1832 
 
 BOYSE, Joseph, Diffenting Minifter, Dublin. 
 
 Born at Leeds, Yorkftiire, 1660. Educated at Kendal, 
 and afterwards at an academy at Stepney. Became joint 
 paftor of a congregation at Dublin, 1683. Died 1728. A 
 pious, learned, and ufeful divine. 
 
 Works, being a complete colleftion of all the 
 difcourfes, fermons, and other trafts, which 
 have been already publifhed ; to which are 
 added, feveral other fermons, a treatife of jus- 
 tification ; and a paraphrale on thofe paiTages 
 in the New Teftament, which chiefly relate 
 to that dodlrine, never before publifhed. 2 
 vol. Folio. Lond. \jz^ 
 
 Vol. I. 
 John, 18. 36. Thankfgiving. (Irifh rebellion, 1 641) 2 
 Matt. 23. 29-36. Same fulsjeft - - - 10 
 
 I Cor. 3. 16, 17. 19 
 
 Mark, 10. 21, 22. To young perfons - 23 
 
 Luke, 23. 39-43. Cafe of the penitent thief - 29 
 
 I Tim. 6. 17-19. Charge to the rich - 35 
 
 I John, 5. 10. Internal evidences of Chriftianity. 
 (2 ferm.) - . - - - 41 
 
 Heb. I. 14. The miniftry of angels - - 50 
 
 Jer. 2. 19. Sin the inftrument of finners' puniftiment 56 
 Matt. 18.7. Concerning offences and fcandals. (3 fer.) 61
 
 +09 
 
 BOYSE, Joleph [continued). 
 
 Rev. 1. 1 8. Our Lord's dominion over the unfeen 
 world - - - - - - - 74 
 
 I Tim. 3. I. The office of a fcriptural bifhop 80 
 
 Luke, 15. 11-24. The prodigal fbn. (6 ferm.) 95 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. Faith the principle of a Chriftian's life 123 
 Matt. 22. 35-40. The love of God. (3 Term.) 129 
 Matt. 22. 39,40. Onourlove toourneighbour. (3fs.) 142 
 1 Pet. I. 8. Love to an unfeen Saviour - - 155 
 
 I John, 4. 10. The love of God in fending his Son to 
 be our propitiation. (2 ferm.) - - 160 
 
 Prov. 16. 31. The juft commendation of aged piety 169 
 I Chron. 28. 9. Early piety . . - 175 
 
 A difcourfe concerning profane fwearing and curfing 181 
 Difcourfes on the four laft things. 
 
 Eccl. 7. 2. Death. (5 ferm.) - - 191 
 
 Heb. II. 5. Enoch's tranflation - - - 214 
 
 Ads, 17. 30,31. On judgment. (4 ferm.) 220 
 
 Rev. 20. II, 12. On the fame - 238 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. On hell. (3 ferm.) - - 251 
 
 Jude, 6, and 2 Pet. 2. 4. The fin and punifhment of 
 the fallen angels - . - - 265 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. Heaven. (5 ferm.) - - 271 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 8. The different degrees of future rewards 293 
 Eph. 3. 14, 15. Heaven the refidence of the fpirits of 
 
 juft men ------ 299 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. On the death of Sir Arthur Langford. 
 
 (2 lerm.) ..-.-- 304 
 Job, 14. 14. On the death of Dr. Cumyng 311 
 
 2 Chron. 35. 24,25. On the death of Q^Anne 318 
 Some remarkable paffages in the life and death of Mr. 
 
 Edmund Trench ----- 326 
 
 Phil. I. 23. On the death of Mrs. Choppin - 344 
 I Theff. 5. 19. The fin and danger of quenching the 
 
 Spirit 350 
 
 Neh. 13. 15-22. Before the focietles for reformation 361 
 Pfa. 122. 6, 7. The acceffion of K. George 371 
 
 John, 13. 34, 35 ----- 379 
 
 Gal. I. 8, 9. 386 
 
 Col. 1.18. The fole headlhip ofChrift over the Catho- 
 lic Church 403 
 
 John, 5. 35. At the ordination of the Rev. John Le- 
 
 land 415 
 
 Heb. 13. 7. On the death of the Rev. Mr. Travers 425 
 Pfa. 23. 4, 5. On the death of Wm. Cairnes, Efq. 434 
 Six differtations on the doftrine of juftification, with a 
 
 paraphrafe of paffages in the New Teftament 470 
 Vol. 2. 
 A vindication of the deity of our Saviour, in anfwer to 
 
 a pamphlet, intituled. An humble enquiry in the 
 
 fcripture account of Jefus Chrift . - - i 
 
 Some impartial refledlionson Dr. Manby's confiderations, 
 
 &c., and Mr. King's anfwer - - . 45 
 
 Remarks on a late difcourfe of Wm. [King], lord 
 
 biftiop of Derry, concerning the inventions of men in 
 
 the worfhip of God - - - - - 67 
 
 Vindication of the Remarks . - - 123 
 
 A clear account of the ancient epifcopacy, in anfwer to 
 
 Mr. Drury's vindication - - - - 193 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Tifdall's cafe of the facramental teft 313 
 Preface to the feafonable advice - - - 333 
 
 A poftcript by the prefacers - - - - 335 
 
 Vindication of a letter concerning the overtures 343 
 
 The cafe of the diffenting Proteftants of Ireland 361 
 Letter concerning the pretended infallibility of the Ro- 
 
 mifh Church - - - - - 371 
 
 Appendix concerning the pretended facraments, and 
 
 extreme unftion ----- 3^0 
 
 Some queries offered to the confideration of the Quakers 
 
 398-400 
 Funeral fermon occafioned by the death of the Rev. 
 
 Mr. Jofeph Boyfe, by R. Choppin - - 1-14 
 
 A vindication of the true deity of our bleffed 
 Saviour. 8°. Lon^. 1703 
 
 410 
 
 BOYSE, Jofepli (continued). 
 
 Remarks on a late difcourfe [by Archbifhop 
 King] concerning the inventions of men in the 
 vvorfhip of God, with vindication of the Re- 
 marks. 8°. Lond. 1694-95 
 
 BOYSE, Samuel, A.M. 
 
 The new Pantheon ; or fabulous hiftory of the 
 heathen gods, goddefles, heroes, &c., with a 
 diflertation on the theology and mythology of 
 the heathens. Fifth edition, revifed, by Wm. 
 Cooke, A.M. 12°. Sa/iji. 177J 
 
 BOZIUS EUGUBINUS, Thomas. 
 
 A native of Eugubio. Became a prieft of the oratory of 
 the congregation of St. Philip Neri. Died at Rome 1610. 
 De fignis ecclefise Dei. 2 vol. in 3. 8°. 
 
 Co/. Jgr. 1592 
 
 BRACKENBURY, Edward, A.B., Vicar of 
 Skendleby, Lincoln, and formerly of Lincoln 
 College, Oxford. 
 Fifty-three difcourfes containing a conneded fys- 
 tem of doftrinal and practical Chriftianity, as 
 profefTed and maintained by the Church of 
 England. Particularly adapted to the ufe of 
 families and country congregations. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1806 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Introdudlory difcourfe ----- I 
 
 Exod. 3. 14. On the exiftence and attributes of the 
 
 Deity - 19 
 
 Eph. 2. 18. The Trinity in unity - - - 37 
 Heb. II. 3. Of creation in general - - 5^ 
 
 Gen. I. 27. On the creation of man in particular, and 
 
 his original innocence . . - - 69 
 
 Gen. 3. 6. The fall of man - - - 85 
 
 Heb. I. 3. Providence ----- loi 
 Rom. 3. 23. Original and actual fin - - 119 
 
 Heb. 8. 13. The new covenant and abrogation of the 
 
 old ------- 135 
 
 Heb. I. 3. The perfon and titles of the Mediator 149 
 Rev. 19. 10. The teftimony of prophecy that Jefus is 
 
 Chrift ------ 163 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5. Mediatorial office ofChrift - 183 
 
 I John, 2. 2. Univerfal redemption - - 199 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. Incarnation of Chrift - - - 215 
 
 I Pet. 3. 18. Sufferings of Chrift - - 23' 
 
 John, 19.41,42. Chrift's burial and defcent into hell 247 
 Phil. 2. 9. Chrift's exaltation - - - 261 
 
 I Pet. 3. 22. Chrift's afcenfion and feffion at the right 
 
 hand of God ----- 273 
 
 Rev. 20. 13. Chrift's coming to judgment - 285 
 
 1 John, 3. 24. The operation and influence of the Holy 
 Spirit 301 
 
 Rom. 12. 4, 5. The holy Catholic Church and com- 
 munion of faints - - - - -3^5 
 Pfa. 32. I. Forgivenefs of fin - - - 333 
 Phil. 3. 21. Refurreftion of the body - - 347 
 Dan. 12. 2. Life everlafting - - - 3°' 
 Eph. 4. I. The Chriftian vocation - - - 377 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Regeneration - - - 393 
 Gal. 2. 16. Juftification - - - - 411 
 
 1 Theff. 4. 3. Sanftification - - - 4^5 
 John, I. 12. Adoption - - - - 439 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 17. Chriftian liberty - - - i 
 Matt. 10. 22. Perfeverance - - - - 15 
 I John, 3. 19. Affurance - - - - ^9 
 Rom. I. 16. The gofpel, the power of falvation 45 
 Matt. 7. 7. Prayer . - - - 63 
 I Cor. 12. 13. Baptifm . - - - 81
 
 411 
 
 412 
 
 BRACK.ENBURY, Edward, A.B. 
 
 Luke, 22. 19, 20. The Lord's Supper - - 97 
 
 Exod. 20. 3. Chriftian obedience - - 117 
 
 Exod. 20. 4, 5. Chriilian worihip - - - 132 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. On common fwearing - - 149 
 
 Exod. 20. 8. Sanftificadon of the Sabbath - 165 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Duty of children to parents - 185 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Duty of inferiors and fuperiors - 203 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Duty of fervants and mafters 217 
 
 Exod. 20. 13. Murder - - - - 235 
 
 Exod. 20. 14. Adultery - - . . 255 
 
 Exod. 20. 14. Againft fleihly lufts - - 273 
 
 Exod. 20. 15. On theft ... - 287 
 
 Exod. 20. 16. On falfe witnefs and flander - 305 
 
 Exod. 20. 17. Unlawful defires - - - 321 
 
 Gal. 3. 24. The ufe of the law - - 335 
 
 Gal. 3. 10. The curfe of the law - - - 353 
 
 Eph. 6. 12. The Chriftian warfare - - 369 
 2 Cor. 2. II. Satan's temptations, and the neceflity of 
 
 refifting them ------ 386 
 
 Eph. 6. II. The Chriftian armour - - 401 
 
 BRADBURY, Thomas, Diil'enting Minifter. 
 
 Born at Wakefield, Yorkihire, 1677. Educated at the 
 frec-fchool, Leeds ; and at an academy at Atterclifte. Began 
 to preach at the age of eighteen. Paftor of a meeting. Fet- 
 ter Lane, London, 1 707, where he continued twenty years ; 
 and then fucceeded Daniel Burgefs, at New Court, Carey 
 Street. Died 1759. ^^ ^^^ ^ ^^""Y popular preacher, with 
 much quicknefs of wit, but not always regulated by found 
 judgment. His two volumes on the Myftery of Godlinefs 
 are highly efteemed. 
 
 The dodlrine of juftification explained and ap- 
 ply'd : in eight fermons. 12°. Lond. 17 16 
 Jer. 23. 6. The juftification of a finner. (4 ferm.) I 
 Jer. 23. 6-8. The fafety of a believer. (4 ferm.) loi 
 The Chriftian's joy in finifhing his courfe. [5 ferm. on 
 A6ts, 20. 24.] 12°. Lond. 17 1 3 
 
 The duty and dodtrine of baptifm in thirteen 
 fermons. 8°. Lond. 1749 
 
 [On I Pet. 3.21; Matt. 28. 19; and Heb. 10. 22, 23.] 
 
 The myftery of godlinefs, confidered in fixty- 
 one fermons. (On i Tim. 3. 16.) Wherein 
 the deity of Chrift is proved upon no other 
 evidence than the word of God, and with no 
 other view than for the falvation of men. 2 
 vol. 8°. Edin. 1795 
 
 Two fermons, Neh. 5. 13. Juftice and pro- 
 perty the glory of a deliverance. [Thanks- 
 giving.] 8°. Lond. 171 5 
 
 Sermon, Hofea, 7. 7. [May 29.] With an ap- 
 pendix relating to the Reftoration, 1660. Se- 
 cond edition. 8°. Lond. 1715 
 
 Sermon, Jude, 11. The primitive tories ; or, 
 three precedents, of perfecution, rebellion, and 
 prieftcraft confidered. [Nov. 5.] Fourth edi- 
 tion. 8°. Lond. 1718 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 8. 15. The divine right of 
 kings inquired into, and ftated. [Nov. 5.] 
 Second edition. 8°. Lond. 17 18 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 8. 9, 10. God with us. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 49. 14-18. The afs or the fer- 
 pent. A comparifon between the tribes of 
 Iflachar and Dan, in their regard for civil 
 liberty. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lond. n.d. 
 
 Other works. Sermons concerning Offences, 8°. 1723; 
 Sermons, 8°. 1749; 54 Sermons, 3 vol. 8°. 1772, &c. 
 
 BRADFORD, John, Prebendary of St. Paul's. 
 
 One of the moft eminent of the Proteftant divines who 
 fuft'cred martyrdom in the reign of Queen Mary. Entered 
 Catherine Hall, Cambridge, 1548. Ordained 1550; and 
 became one ot the moft celebrated and popular preachers 
 of his time. Burnt at Smithfield, 1555. 
 
 Writings. Edited for the Parker Society, by 
 Aubrey Townfend, B.D. 8°. Camb. 1848 
 
 Preface to Artopceus on the law and the gofpel - 5 
 
 Preface to orations of Chryfoftom on prayer - 13 
 
 Preface to Mclandthon on prayer - - - 19 
 
 Sermon on repentance, 1553- - - 43 
 
 Sermon on the Lord's fupper - - - 82 
 
 Godly meditations on the Lord's prayer, Belief, and ten 
 commandments, with other exercifes - 115 
 
 Private prayers and meditations, &c. - - 224 
 
 Meditations from the autograph of Bradford in a copy 
 of the New Teftament of Tyndale - - 250 
 
 Meditations and prayers from MSS. in Emmanuel Col- 
 lege, Cambridge, and other fources - - 260 
 Five treatifes, — 
 
 The old man and the new . - - 297 
 
 The flefti and the fpirit - - - - 300 
 
 Defence of election ... - 307 
 
 Againft the fear of death - - - -33'^ 
 
 The reftoration of all things - - - 351 
 
 Ten declarations and addreftes, — 
 
 Declaration concerning religion, 1554 - - 367 
 
 Exhortation to patience _ _ . -^j^ 
 
 Letter to men who relieved the prifoners - 379 
 
 Addrefs on conftancy - - - - 383 
 
 Letter on the mafs ----- 389 
 
 Declaration on the Reformation, 1554 - 399 
 
 Letter to the queen and parliament, 1554 - 401 
 
 Supplication to the king, queen, and parliament, 
 
 1554 -....- 403 
 
 Remarks on a memorable trial - - - 405 
 
 Admonition to lovers of the gofpel, 1555 - 407 
 
 Exhortation to the brethren in England, 1554 - 414 
 
 Farewell to the city of London, to Cambridge, &c. 434 
 
 Examinations and prifon conferences, 1555 - 465 
 
 Appendix — 
 
 Prefaces by Dr. Wilkinfon and Dr. Harris - 558 
 Preface by Lever _ _ . . 565 
 
 Meditation on the tenth commandment, by Lever 569 
 Prayer for the afflidled in France, 1562 - 571 
 
 Ludovici Vivis preces et meditationes diurnae 572 
 
 Prayer compiled by R. P. - - - 578 
 
 Inftitutio contra vim mortis, Bradfordo authore 581 
 Preface, by Biftiop Ironfide, 1688 - - 583 
 
 Officium et fententia contra J. Bradford, 1555 585 
 Notes .-..-. 588 
 
 Writings. Britifh Reformers, i 
 
 Life. Epiftles. On the Lord's prayer, &c. De- 
 fence of eledlion. Treatife againft the fear of 
 death. 2 ferm. Richmond's Fathers, 6. i 
 
 Declaration. Ibid. 4. 271 
 
 (Memoirs of the life and martyrdom of), With 
 his examinations, letters, &c. arranged in chro- 
 nological order. Together with a tranllation 
 of Bp. Gardiner's book, De vera obedientia, 
 and Bonner's Prefatory Letter, both in defence 
 of the fupremacy and of the divorce of Henry 
 Vm. By William Stevens. 8°. Lond. iS^z 
 BRADFORD, John, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 107. 43. [Thankfgiving.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1746 
 BRADFORD, Samuel, D.D., Bifhop of Rochefter. 
 
 Born, in London, 1652. Entered Bene't College, Cam- 
 bridge, 1672. Elefted minifter of St. Thomas' Church,
 
 413 
 
 414 
 
 BRADFORD, Samuel, D.D. {continued). I 
 
 Southwark, 1691, foon after which he was prefented to 
 the Redlory of St. Mary-Ie-bow. Prebendary of Weftinin- 
 fter 1707. Biihop of Carlille 171 8. Tranflated to Ro- 
 chefter 1723, which he held with the Deanery of Roches- 
 ter. Died I 73 1. 
 
 Sermon, Ezra, 10, 3, 4. [For reformation of 
 manners.] 18°. Land. 1697 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 24. 21. [Jan. 30.] 4°. L. 1699 
 The credibility of the Chriftian revelation, from 
 its intrinfic evidence, in eight fermons, being 
 the lefture for 1699, founded by the Hon. 
 Robert Boyle. With a ninth fermon in reply 
 to an objeftion. 4°. Land. 1700 
 
 John, 6. 45. Qualifications requifite towards the receiv- 
 ing a divine revelation. 
 I Tim. I. 15. Apoftate men fit objedls of divine care 
 
 and compaflion. 
 I Tim, I. 15. The method of falvation by a Redeemer. 
 I Tim. I. 15. The guilty fears and ignorance of finners 
 
 removed by the Gofpel. 
 I Tim. I. 15. The knowledge of ourfelves and our duty 
 
 taught by the Gofpel. 
 I Tim. I. 15. Excellency of the Chriftian revelation as 
 
 it propofeth to us a perfeft example. [2 fermons.] 
 1 Tim. I. 15. The excellency of the Chriftian revela- 
 tion as it promifeth afliftance and complete falvation 
 to finners. 
 John, 3. 16, 17. The imperfedl promulgation of the 
 gofpel confidered. 
 Sermon, Afts, 4. 32. Unanimity and charity, 
 the charader of Chriftians. [Charity-fchools.] 
 4°. Land, 1709 
 
 Sermon, James, 3. 17. An exhortation to purity 
 and peace. 8°. LoTid. 17 10 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 4. 25-27. [Jan. 30.] 4°. L. 1711 
 Sermon, Gal. 5. i. The reafonablenefs of ftand- 
 ing fail: in Englifti and in Chriftian liberty. 
 [Nov. 5.] 8"". Land. 1713 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 13. 11. The honeft and the dis- 
 honeft ways of getting wealth. 8°. Lond.ljzo 
 
 BRADFORD, William, MA. 
 Sermon, Ifa. 56. 7. On the reopening of a 
 church after its interior alterations and addi- 
 tions. 8°. Land. 1843 
 BRADLEY, Charles, Vicar of Glaftbury, and 
 
 Perpetual Curate of St. James's, Clapham. 
 Sermons, preached in the parifh church of High 
 Wycombe, Bucks. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1820 
 
 Vol. I. (Fourth edition.) 
 Rev. 7. 14, 1 5. The worfhippers in the heavenly temple i 
 Rev. 7. 15—17. The worfhip and privileges of the hea- 
 venly temple ------ 23 
 
 Pfa. 31. 5. The dying Chriftian committing his foul to 
 God ---■-.- 47 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The advantages of remembering Chrift 63 
 John, 14. 27. The legacy of Chrift - - 81 
 
 Mark, 16. 7, The news of Chrift's refurre£tion fent to 
 
 Peter loi 
 
 Eph. 3. 8. The humility of St. Paul - - 122 
 
 Heb. 4. 15. The compalTion of the High Prieftofthe 
 
 Church ------- 1^3 
 
 Heb. 4. j6. The throne of grace - - 163 
 
 Deut. 34. 5. The death of Mofes - - - 181 
 
 Deut. 32. 10—12. The goodnefi of God to Ifrael 198 
 Numb. 10. 29. The Chriftian journeying to the pro- 
 mifed land - - - - - - 219 
 
 BRADLEY, Charles {contimted). 
 
 Pfa. 119. 54. The Chriftian's fong in his pilgrimage 243 
 Pla. 39. 5. The brevity and vanity of human life. 
 
 [Funer.il fermon on the Princefs Charlotte.] - 264 
 2 Cor. 3. 7-1 1. The glory of the gofpel - 289 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14, 15. 'I'he conftraining influence of the love 
 
 of Chrift - - - - - - 315 
 
 Luke, 4. 18. Chrift the healer of the broken-hearted 348 
 John, II, 35. The tears of Jefus at the grave of Lazarus 
 
 378 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfa. 90. I, 2. God the eternal dwelling place of his 
 
 fervants ------- j 
 
 2 Sam. 16. 13. The forbearance of David towards 
 
 Shimei ------ 2^ 
 
 2 Sam. 16. II, 12. The grounds of David's forbearance 
 
 towards Shimei 
 
 +4 
 
 Rev. 2. 17. The rewards of the conquering Chriftian 63 
 Jer. 50.4, 5. The Ifraelites returning from Babylon 82 
 Jer. 50. 5. The redeemed fmner joining himfelf in a 
 
 covenant with God - - - - 104 
 
 Ifa. 35. 8-10. The way to Zion ... j^j 
 Ifa. 35. 10. The heavenly Zion - - 143 
 
 Rom. 2. 4. The patience of God - - - '59 
 
 Matt. 27. 3-5. The repentance of Judas - 177 
 
 Luke, 22. 60— 62. The repentance of Peter - 194 
 Exod. 9. 27, 28. The confeffion of Pharaoh 210 
 
 Lev. 16. 21, 22. The fcape-goat a type of Chrift 229 
 John, 19. 41, 42. The burial of Chrift - 247 
 
 ifa. 43. 1-3. The exhortation and promifes of God to 
 
 the afflifted 264 
 
 Deut. 8. 2. The advantages of a frequent retrofpedt of 
 
 life ------ - 284 
 
 Matt. 14. 30, 31. The fear of Peter when walking on 
 
 the fea ------ - 304 
 
 I ThefT. I. 10. The Chriftian waiting for his deliverer 
 
 Pfa. 139. 23, 24. The prayer of David for felf-know- 
 ledge ------- 342 
 
 Matt. 22. II, 12, 13. The wedding-garment - 361 
 Rom. 5. 17. The Chriftian reigning in life 380 
 
 Parochial fermons. 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 4. The rock at Horeb - - i 
 Pfa. 78. 16. The ftreams from the rock at Horeb 15 
 Pfa. 105. 41. The flowing of the ftream from Horeb 32 
 Pfa. 113. 5, 6. The condefcenfion of God - 52 
 Luke, 6. 47—49. The two builders - - 70 
 Zech. 14. 6, 7. The viciftitudes of human life 88 
 Matt. 20. 6. The labourers ftanding idle at the eleventh 
 
 hour ..----. 107 
 
 Luke, 7. 12. The funeral at the gate of Nain 127 
 
 Luke, 7. 13. The compalTion of Chrift for the widow 
 
 of Nain ------ 145 
 
 Luke, 7. 14, 15. The widow's fon reftored to life 161 
 Pfa. 90. 8. Sin the property of the tranfgreffor 180 
 Pfa. 90. 8. Sins remembered by God - - 198 
 
 Ifa. 43. 25. Sins blotted out by God - - 217 
 
 Eccl. 12. 7. The end of man's earthly hiftory - 235 
 Afts, 27. 23, 24. The meffage fent to St. Paul in the 
 
 ftorm - - - - - - -^53 
 
 Matt. 25. 8. The foolifti virgins - - 272 
 
 Exod. 33. 18. The prayer of Mofes for a view of God 291 
 
 2 Kings, 7. 2. The unbelief of the Samaritan lord 311 
 
 1 Kings, 6. 7. The building of the heavenly temple 330 
 Luke, 7. 48. The charadter of the pardoned - 349 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 13. The afliidted David a pardoned finner 366 
 Ezek. 37. 4. The duties of Chriftians towards the hea- 
 then .-.---- 384 
 
 Sermons preached in St. James 's Chapel, Clap- 
 ham, Surrey. Second edit. 8°. Lond. 1832 
 Numb. 35. 9— II. The cities of refuge - - 1 
 
 Hof. 2. 14, 15. The Chriftian in the wildernefs 21 
 Mark, 6. 42. The multitude fed in the wildernefs 43 
 Luke, 15. 4-6. The loft ftieep brought home 62
 
 415 
 
 4i6 
 
 BRADLEY, Charles {contimied). 
 
 Rom. 7. 24. The complaint of St. Paul - 83 
 
 Eph. 5. 25-27. The final glory of the Church 105 
 Jonah, 4, 6, 7. The hiftory of Jonah's gourd 125 
 
 John, 2 1. 17. Therifenjefusqueftioning Peter's love 141 
 Luke, II. I. The Chriftian taught to pray - 161 
 
 Phil. 4. 7. The peace of God keeping the heart 184 
 Matt. 2. 9. The vifit of the wife men of the eaft to 
 
 Chrift ------- 203 
 
 Numb. 16. 48. The plague in the wildernefs 224 
 
 Luke, 16. 22. The rich man and Lazarus - 247 
 
 John, 17.24. The prayer of Chrift for his Church 269 
 Luke, 3. 21, 22. The baptifm of Chrift - - 294 
 
 John, 20. 26—28. The unbelief of Thomas 315 
 
 I Cor. 6. 19, 20. The redeemed finner made a temple 
 
 of God ------ 336 
 
 Matt. 15.28. The woman of Canaan - - 360 
 
 Exod. 20. 24. The promife of God to the Ifraelites at 
 
 Sinai ------- 383 
 
 Sermons, preached chiefly at the celebration of 
 the Lord's fupper. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 LokJ. 1843 
 Matt. 26. 20-22. Chrift foretelling the treachery of Judas 
 
 I 
 John, 18. 4—6. The apprehenfion of Chrift - 19 
 
 Luke, I. 46, 47. The Virgin Mai-y's joy - 36 
 
 Luke, 2. 28-30. The fong of Simeon - - 56 
 
 Zech. 13. I. The fountain opened - - 74 
 
 Pfa. 5. 7. The Chriftian worfhipping in God's temple 93 
 Pfa. 63. I, 2. The Chriftian longing to fee God in his 
 
 temple - - - - - - -iii 
 
 John, 20. 15, 20. The rifen Jefus appearing to his dis- 
 ciples ------ 129 
 
 John, 19. 30. Chrift proclaiming his finiftied work 144 
 Mark, 10. 21. The Chriftian taking up his crofs 162 
 Pfa. 30.4. The holinefs of God - - - 179 
 
 Heb. 7. 26. The holinefs of Chrift - - 198 
 
 I John, I. 3. Fellowfliip with God - - 216 
 
 Song, I. 7. The Chriftian inquiring for his abfent Lord 
 
 236 
 Gen. 4. 3-5. The offerings of Cain and Abel 255 
 
 Luke, 22. 19, 20. The Lord's fupper, an emblem and 
 
 memorial ------ 275 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. The Lord's fupper, a fhowing forth of 
 
 his death ------ 2^4 
 
 I Cor. 10. 16, 17. The Lord's fupper, a feaft and a 
 
 communion - - - - - 311 
 
 Gen. 9. 14, 15. The token of the covenant - 328 
 I Tim. I. 15. The faithful faying - - 347 
 
 Zech. 13. 7. The fword of Jehovah fmiting his ftiep- 
 
 herd - - - - - - -363 
 
 Pfa. 16. 9-1 1. Chrift contemplating his future refur- 
 
 redlion and blelTednefs - - - - 382 
 
 Rev. 19. 9. The marriage fupper of the Lamb 403 
 
 Praftical fermons for every Sunday and principal 
 holyday in the year. Third edit. 2 voL 8°. 
 
 LonJ. 1848 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Rom. 13. 12. Advent i. The departing night and 
 coming day . . . . _ i 
 
 Rev. 22. 20. Advent 2. Chrift proclaiming his ap- 
 proaching advent - - - - . 15 
 
 Mai. 3. I. Advent 3. The Lord coming to his temple 32 
 
 Ifa. 32. 2. Advent 4. Chrift a refuge - 45 
 
 John, 2. 21. Chriftmas day. Chrift's human body the 
 
 temple of God ------ r9 
 
 Matt. I. 21. Sun. aft. Chriftmas. Chrift a faviour 75 
 James, 4. 14. ift Sund. in the year. The morrow un- 
 known ...... go 
 
 Luke, 13. 7, 8. Epiph. The barren fig-tree - 103 
 
 Hag. 2. 6, 7. Epiph. i. Chrift the defire and glory of 
 
 his Church - - - - - - 118 
 
 Rev. 3. 20. Epiph. 2. Chrift ftanding at the door 131 
 
 BRADLEY, Charles {continued). 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6. Epiph. 3. The prince of peace - 147 
 
 Rev. 20. II, 12. Epiph. 4. The laft judgment 161 
 Matt. 13. 30. Epiph. 5. The tares and the wheat 175 
 I John, 3. 8. Epiph. 6. Chrift a deftroyer - 187 
 Job, 38. 7. Septuag. Sun. The angels rejoicing at the 
 
 creation of the world - - . - 200 
 
 Heb. 11.7. Sexag. Sun. The faith of Noah - 213 
 Gen. 21. 19. Quinqu.Sun. Hagar in the wildernefs 227 
 Jer. 14.7. Afti Wed. The prayer of contrite Ifrael 241 
 Matt. 4. I. Lent i. Chrift tempted in the wildernefs 255 
 Gen. 27. 12, 13. Lent 2. The fin of Ifaac and his 
 
 family --.... 267 
 
 Gen. 28. 16, 17. Lent 3. Jacob at Bethel - 283 
 Gen. 35. 1—3. Lent 4. Jacob returning to Bethel 299 
 Pfa. 131. 2. Lent 5. Weanednefs of foul - 313 
 
 Zech. 12. 10. Sun. bef. Eafter. Sinners mourning for 
 
 their pierced Lord . . - . . 327 
 
 Heb. 10. 12-14. Good Frid. The perfeftion of Chrift's 
 
 atonement ------ 341 
 
 Afts, 13. 32-34. Eafter Sun. The refurreftion of 
 
 Chrift glad tidings 
 John, 20. 16. Eafter : 
 
 Mary Magdalene - 
 John, 10. 14. Eafter 
 
 Chrift and his ftieep 
 Ifa. 48. 18. Eafter 
 
 fources of peace 
 Col. 1. 27. Eafter 4. 
 
 - . - - - . 353 
 
 The rifen Jefus appearing to 
 
 367 
 
 The mutual knowledge of 
 
 380 
 
 The divine commandments 
 
 39^ 
 
 407 
 
 Chrift the hope of glory 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. 42. 16. Eafter 5. The blind led - - i 
 
 Pfa. 110. 1-3. Sun. aft. Afcen. day. Chrift fitting at 
 
 the right hand of God - - - _ 16 
 
 John, 14. 16, 17. WhitSun. The promifed Comforter 33 
 Rev. 21. 23. Trin. Sun. Chrift the light of heaven 46 
 Jofli. 6. 16. Trin. i. The fall of Jericho - 59 
 
 John, 15. 12. Trin. 2. The great commandment of 
 
 Chrift - 75 
 
 1 Sam. 4. 13. Trin. 3. Eli trembling for the ark 88 
 Mark, 10. 26, 27. Trin. 4. The difciples wondering at 
 
 the difficulties of falvation - - - . 104 
 
 Matt. II. 28. Trin. 5. Reft in Chrift for the heavy- 
 laden ------- 120 
 
 2 ThefT. I. 6, 7. Trin. 6. Reft in heaven for the 
 - - . - . - 133 
 
 Trin. 7. True religion exemplified 
 
 troubled 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. 
 
 in Mary 
 John, II. 43, 44 
 
 zarus 
 Num. II. 33. Trin. 9 
 
 the wildernefs 
 Mark, 14. 8, 9. Trin. 10. 
 
 Trin. i 
 Trin. 
 
 Trin. 
 
 Luke, 18. 13. 
 2 Tim. I. j8 
 
 phorus 
 Rev. 22. 3, 4 
 
 heaven 
 Luke, 17. 15, 16 
 Pfa. 23. I. Trin. 
 
 of the future 
 Phil. 4. 19. Trin. 16 
 
 riches - - - 
 
 Trin 
 
 Trin. 8. The refurredlion of La- 
 
 164 
 
 Uraelites defiring fle/h in 
 
 - . 177 
 Mary anointing Chrift 193 
 
 The 
 
 A finner praying for mercy 208 
 2. St. Paul's prayer for Onefi- 
 
 222 
 
 [3. The fervants of Chrift in 
 
 236 
 
 . Trin. 14. The ten lepers 251 
 
 15. David's confidence in the profpeft 
 
 264 
 
 Man's need fupplied from God's 
 
 280 
 
 The grace of our Lord Jefus 
 
 - - - - 295 
 
 8. Chrift able to keep and 
 
 - - 309 
 
 19. Jefus fufFering without the 
 
 : 325 
 
 Trin. 20. The Church the houfe of God 
 
 338 
 
 Zech. 6. 12, 13. Trin. 21. The Church the temple ot 
 
 God --..--. 31;^ 
 
 Zach. 4. 6, 7. Trin. 22. The temple of God built 
 
 amidft difficulties ----- jyo 
 
 Heb. II. 5. Trin. 23. The duty of pleafing God 385 
 
 25 
 
 2 Cor. 8 
 
 Chrift 
 Jude, 24 
 
 fave 
 Heb. 13. II- 
 
 gate 
 I Tim. 3. 15 
 
 17- 
 . Trin. i 
 13. Trin.
 
 417 
 
 4i8 
 
 BRADLEY, Charles [continued). 
 
 Mark, 5. 28. Trin. 24. A difeafed woman healed 400 
 
 Matt. 25. 34. Trin. 25. Chrift inviting his faints to his 
 
 kingdom ------ 414 
 
 BRADLEY, John, Minifter of Alrewas. 
 
 An impartial view of the truth of Chriftianity ; 
 with the hillory of the life and miracles of Apol- 
 lonius Tyanasus, containing an account of the 
 teftimony of Jofephus concerning Chrift, of 
 the oracles of the Sibyls ; with refleftions on 
 [Blount's] Oracles of Reafon. Sm. 8°. 
 
 LoKd. 1699 
 
 BRADLEY, John, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, John, 21. 15. [Charity fchool, York.] 
 St. Stephen. 4°. Lond. 1706 
 
 BRADSHAIGH, Thomas, M.A., Chaplain in 
 Ordinary and Reftor of Stratford, Suffolk, and 
 of Langham, ElTex. 
 
 Sermon, I Cor. II. I. [Jan. 30.] 8°. Lond.\-j\'] 
 
 BRADSHAW, James. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine, born at Bolton in Lincolnfhire. 
 Educated at Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford. Became mi- 
 nifter of Hindley, in the parifh of Wigan, Lancashire. 
 Ejefted at the Reftoration. Afterwards allowed to preach 
 atRamford in Prefcot. Died 1702, in his 57th year. 
 The fleepy fpoufe of Chrift alarmed ; or, a warn- 
 ing to beware of drowlinefs when Chrift calls, 
 left he withdraw in difcontent [on Cant. 5. 
 2-6.] Sm. 8°. Lond. 1677 
 
 He alfo publilhed the Trial and Triumph of Faith. 
 
 BRADSHAW, William, an eminent Puritan di- 
 vine. 
 
 Born at Market-Bofworth, Leicefterlhire, 1571. Ad- 
 mitted into Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1589. Became 
 minifter of Chatham, Kent, 1601, but, refufing to fubfcribe, 
 he was fufpended. Afterwards he was chofen lefturer of 
 Chrift Church, Newgate Street, London. Died 1618. 
 Bifliop Hall fays of him, that he was " of a ftrong brain and 
 of a free fpirit, fuffering himfelf for the fmall differences of 
 judgment to be alienated from his friends, to whom, not- 
 withftanding his feeming aufterity, he was very pleafing in 
 converfation, being full of witty and harmlefs urbanity, and 
 of digefted and excellent notions." 
 A preparation to the receiving of Chrift's body 
 and bloud, diredling weake Chriftians how 
 they may receive the fame. 7th edition, en- 
 larged. 24°. Lond. 1627 
 Other works: Sermons on 2 ThefTalonians, 1620. On 
 Ceremonies, 1604. On Things indifferent, 1605. Englifh 
 Puritanifm, &c. 
 
 BRADSHAW, William, D.D. 
 
 Bifliop of Briftol, 1724. Died 1732, aged 60. 
 Sermons, 2 Cor. 1.9, 10. [Nov. 5.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 17 14 
 BRADWARDINE, Thomas, Archbifhop of 
 
 Canterbury. 
 
 He was of Merton College, Oxford, and one of the proc- 
 tors in 1 325. Confecrated Archbifhop of Canterbury, 1 349, 
 but died not many weeks after. He excelled in mathema- 
 tical knowledge, and endeavoured to treat theological fub- 
 je<fts with a mathematical accuracy, hence his book, De 
 CaufaDei, is one regular, connefted feriesof reafoning from 
 principles or conclufions which have been demonflrated 
 before. 
 De caufa Dei contra Pclagium, et de virtute caus- 
 
 Matt. 16. 24 
 
 - 229 
 
 Phil. 4. 5 - - 
 
 - *59 
 
 Gal. 4. 18 - 
 
 - 301 
 
 Ifa. 57. 21 
 
 - 329 
 
 Pfa. 31. 33, 34 - 
 
 - 359 
 
 Hag. 1.7- - 
 
 - 393 
 
 BRADWARDINE, Archbifliop [continued). 
 
 arum, juflli G. Abbot, Cant. Archiep. Studio 
 H. Savilii. Folio. Lond. 161 8 
 
 BRADY, John. 
 
 Clavis calendaria ; or, a compendious analyfis of 
 the calendar. Illuftrated with ecclefiaftical, 
 hiftorical, and claffical anecdotes. Third edit. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 18 15 
 
 Vol. I. January — May. 
 
 Vol. 2. 26th May — December. 
 
 BRADY, Nicholas, D.D. 
 
 Born at Bandon, Ireland, 1659. Educated at Wefl- 
 minfter School, and from thence elefted to Chrift Church, 
 Oxford, after which he went to Dublin and obtained a 
 prebend in the Cathedral of St. Barry, Cork. At the Re- 
 volution he came to England, and became minifter of 
 Richmond, Surry, and Reftor of Clapham. Died 1726. 
 He was a divine of good parts and learning, and popular as 
 a preacher. In conjun(3:ion with Mr. Tate, he tranflated 
 into verfe the New Verfion of the Pfalms now in ufe. 
 Sermons. [Vol. i.] Fourteen fermons, preached 
 on feveral occaftons, never before printed. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1704 
 2 Cor. 10. 5 - - - I 
 2 Cor. 2. II. (2 ferm.) 31 
 I John, 4. 8. (2 ferm.) 87 
 John, 16. 22 - - 141 
 Pfa. III. 10- - - 167 
 Job, 8. 13 - - 199 
 
 [Vol. 2.] Fifteen fermons preach'd on feveral 
 occafions. 8°. Lond. 1706 
 
 Matt. 16. 26 ----- - I 
 
 Pfa. 18. 50. Thankfgiving. Nov. 26, 1691 31 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. Funeral fermon on Lt.-Gen. Talmach 57 
 James, I. 2. Funeral fermon on the queen 89 
 
 Pfa. 133. 1,2. Society of Apothecaries - - 123 
 
 Exod. 14. 13. Upon occafion of the late horrid plot, 
 1695-6 ------ 163 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 13, 14. Church mufick vindicated. S. Ce- 
 cilia's day. Anniv. feaft of the lovers of mufick 191 
 2 Chron. 20. 28-30, Thankfgiving for peace - 227 
 John, 5. 14. Faft fermon, 1699. CoUedion for the 
 Vaudois - - - - - - 253 
 
 I Cor. 2. 14 ------ 283 
 
 Pfa. 42. II. King's death and queen's acceffion 307 
 
 I Tim. 2. 1-3. The duty of prayer and thankfgiving 
 
 for princes ------ 335 
 
 Prov. 17. 22. Society of Apothecaries - - 369 
 
 Deut. I. 17. AfTize ----- 391 
 
 Pfa. 20. 6-8. Thankfgiving for viftory, 1704- 413 
 [Vol. 3.] Seleft fermons on pradlical fubjefls. 
 Preached before the queen, and on other oc- 
 cafions. Never before printed. 8°. Lond. 17 13 
 I Kings, 21. 20. Seafonable reprehenfion the trueft 
 friendfhip .--_-- i 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. A moderate condition the happieft and 
 
 fafeft - 29 
 
 I Cor. 9. 25. Chriftian abftinence ftated, with its vaft 
 encouragements. Lent - - - - 55 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 19, 20. The dodrine of a refurredion moft 
 certain and moft comfortable. Eafter - 79 
 
 Rom. 10. 14, 15. The ufefulnefs and authority of an 
 eftabliflied miniftry ---"'. ^°9 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 17. The necefTity and advantage of Chriftian 
 perfeverance - - - - - I37 
 
 Gal. 5. 6. God no refpefter of perfons or p.irties 164 
 Ads, 24. 25. The ufefulnefs of reafon, and the good 
 
 efJedl of pra£tical preaching - - - 193 
 
 Gal. 5. 22, 23. The gifts of God's Spirit enumerated 
 
 and confidered. Whitfunday - 223
 
 4'9 
 
 420 
 
 BRADY, Nicholas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. Upon our Saviour's incarnation. A 
 Chriftmas fermon ----- 243 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. The duty and advantage of good example 269 
 Rom. 12.9. Sincerity the beft qualification of chanty 291 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Reconciliation with God man's trueft 
 intereft - 317 
 
 I ThelT. 5. 14. The duty and ufefulnefs of brotherly 
 reproof ------- 347 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 8. 14-17. The antiquity and ufe- 
 fulnefs of epifcopal confirmation. 4°. L. 1708 
 
 BRAGGE, Francis, B.D., Vicar of Hitchin, and 
 
 Prebendary of Lincoln. 
 Pradlical difcourfes upon the parables of our bles- 
 fed Saviour. With prayers annexed to each 
 dilcourfe. Third edition. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 1 
 
 Vol. I. Fourth edition. 171 1. 
 Matt. 13. 3-8. The fower . - - - i 
 
 Matt. 13. 24-30. The tares - - - 35 
 
 Matt. 13. 45, 46. The pearl of great price - 82 
 
 Matt. 18. 23-35. ^f 3 merciful king, and his unmer- 
 ciful fervant ...--- 122 
 Matt. 22. 2-14. Luke, 14. 18-20. Of a king that 
 made a marriage for his fon - - - 164 
 
 Matt. 25. 1-13. The ten virgins - - - 204 
 
 Luke, 10. 30-35- The good Samaritan - 232 
 
 Matt. 25. 14-30. The talents - - - 270 
 
 Luke, 12. 16-21. The covetous rich fool - 304 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. The barren fig-tree - - 338 
 
 Luke, 15. 11-24. The prodigal fon - - 365 
 
 Luke, 16. 19-31. The rich man and Lazarus - 395 
 Luke, 18. 1-5. The importunate widow - 424 
 
 Luke, 18. 9-14- The pharifee and the publican 456 
 
 Vol.2. Second edition. 1711. 
 Matt. 13. 31-33. The grain of muftard-feed, and leaven 1 
 Matt. 20. T-16. The man that went to hire labourers 
 into his vineyard - - - . . t^j 
 
 Matt. 21. 28-31. The man's two fons whom he com- 
 manded to go and work in his vineyard - 74 
 Matt. 21. 33—41. The wicked hufbandmen no 
 Mark, 13. 34-37. A man taking a far journey 148 
 Luke, 7. 41-43. The creditor that had two debtors 183 
 Luke, II. 24—26. The unclean fpirits returning 221 
 Luke, 14. 28-33. •^ builder that was not able to 
 
 finifli, &c. 258 
 
 Luke, 15. 4-7. The loft fheep - - - 294 
 
 Luke, 16. 1-9. The unjuft fteward - - 327 
 
 Luke, 17. 7-10. The unprofitable fervant - 362 
 
 Matt. 7. 24-27. The wife and foolifh builder 392 
 
 Pradlical obfervations upon the miracles of our 
 blelTed Saviour. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. Land. 
 
 Vol. I. Second edition. 1710. 
 John, 2. I, &c. Water turned into wine - - i 
 
 Luke, 5. 4, &c. St. Peter's prodigious draught of fiflies 27 
 Luke, 8. 26, &c. A legion of evil fpirits caft out of one 
 
 pofl'efTed ------ 60 
 
 Mark, 5. 21, &c. Jairus's daughter reftored to life, &c. 92 
 John, 5. 1, Sec. A cripple cured at the pool of Beth- 
 
 efda - - - - - - - 118 
 
 Luke, 7. I, &c. The centurion's fervant cured of the 
 
 palfy ------- 147 
 
 Luke, 7. II, &c. The widow of Nain's fon reftored to 
 
 life ------- 183 
 
 John, 6. 6, &c. Five thoufand fed with five loaves and 
 
 two fifhes ------ 208 
 
 Matt. 14. 22, &c. Jefus walking upon the troubled 
 
 feas ----... 242 
 
 Mark, 9, 14, &c. A dumb and deaf fpirit caft out 271 
 Luke, 17. 12, &c. Ten lepers cleanfed - 298 
 
 John, 9. I, &c. One made to fee, that was born blind 330 
 John, II. I, &c. Lazarus raifed from the dead, after 
 
 four days' burial . - . . . 367 
 
 BRAGGE, Francis, B.D. [continued). 
 Vol. 2. 1706. 
 Matt. 4. I, &c. Our Saviour's miraculous faft and tempt- 
 ation in the wildernefs _ - . - 1 
 John, 2. 13, &c. His driving the buyers and fellers out 
 of the temple - _ - . - 62 
 Matt. 15. 21, &c. His cafting a devil out of a woman 
 of Canaan's daughter - - - - 95 
 Mark, 8. 22, &c. His reftoring fight to a blind man 
 near Bethfaida ----- 130 
 Luke, 6. 6, &c. His reftoring a man's withered hand 161 
 Matt. 17. I, &c. His transfiguration - - 189 
 John, 8. 3-5. His treatment of an adultrefs that was 
 brought before him . - - - 227 
 Luke, 19. 2, &c. His calling, and converting Zaccheus 
 
 262 
 John, 13. 4, &c. His wafhing his difciples' feet 302 
 Matt. 26. 36, &c. His laft fufferings and death 337 
 
 Luke, 24. 5, &c. His miraculous refurreftion from the 
 
 dead - 374 
 
 Luke, 27. 50, &c. His glorious afcenfion into heaven 406 
 Of undiflembled and perfevering religion : in 
 feveral fermons. 8°. Land. 1 7 1 3 
 
 2 Cor. I. 12. Of fimpliclty and godly fincerity i 
 
 Job, 27. 8. Of the hope of the hypocrite - 27 
 
 Rom. 2. 29. Of the circumcifion of the heart - 57 
 
 Matt. 18. 2, 3. Of becoming like little children 81 
 
 Luke, 2. 25— 27. Of true devotion - - 107 
 
 Tit. I. 16. Of pradlical atheifm . - - 135 
 
 I Tim. I. 19. Ofholding faith and a good confcience 167 
 Ifa. 45. 9. Of ftriving with our Maker - 203 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 19. Of quenching the Spirit - 237 
 Matt. II. 30. Of the eafinefs ofChrift's yoke, &c.' 269 
 Matt. 5.4. Of Chriftian mourning - - 305 
 Matt. 5. 10-12. Of fuffering for righteoufnefs' fake 365 
 Pfa. 37. 38. Integrity and uprightnefs the only way to 
 
 peace at the laft ----- 401 
 
 A practical treatife of the regulation of the pas- 
 
 fions. S°. Lond. 1708 
 
 The above works were reprinted at the Clarendon prefs, 
 
 5 vol. 8^. 1833. 
 
 BRAGGE, Francis, A.B., "Late of Peterhoufe, 
 in Cambridge." 
 
 A defenfe of the proceedings againft Jane Wen- 
 ham, wherein the poffibility and reality of 
 witchcraft are demonftrated from fcripture, 
 and the concurrent teftimonies of all ages. In 
 anfwer to two pamphlets, entituled. The im- 
 poffibility of witchcraft, and A full confutation 
 of witchcraft. Ff I. pp. 36. 8°. Lond. 1712 
 
 BRAGGE, Robert. 
 
 A DilTenting minifter, born 1665. Became paftor of a 
 congregation in Lime Street, London. Died 1737-8. 
 Some fermons by him are in the Lime Street ledlures. 
 Church difcipline according to its ancient ftand- 
 
 ard as it was praftifed in primitive times. 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1739 
 Sermon, Matt. 9. 38. A cry for labourers in 
 
 God's harveft. [Funeral Mr. Ralph Venning.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1674 
 
 BRAILSFORD, J., A.M., Head Matter of the 
 Free-fchool, in Birmingham, Vicar of North- 
 Wheatley, in Nottinghamfhire. 
 Thirteen fermons on various fubjefts. 8°. 
 
 Birrn. lyjS 
 
 l(\. 58. I. The dangerous nature and heinoufnefs of 
 
 prophanenefs and infidelity . - - i 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 14. Divine and human mercy compared 31 
 
 I 
 i
 
 421 
 
 422 
 
 BRAILSFORD, J., A.M. {continued). 
 
 I Sam. 2. 23-25. The neceflity of good examples in 
 
 perfons of fuperior rank . _ . 57 
 
 Deut. 30. 15. Superiority of the Chriftian fanftion over 
 
 the Jewifh ------ 93 
 
 Matt. 20. 6. Againft idlenefs in religion - 113 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. Againft felf-deceit in matters of religion 132 
 Luke, 6. 2. Nature and inftitution of the fabbath 161 
 I Cor. 15. 22. Our lofs in Adam repaired by Chrift 190 
 Pfa. 31. 23. The love of God the beft motive to obedi- 
 ence. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 213 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. Revelation of a future ftate in the Scrip- 
 tures, an argument for comfort and patience - 247 
 Matt, 10. 36. A man's paflions his greateft enemies 265 
 I Pet. 3. 8. The licentioufnefs of the tongue 287 
 
 BRAINERD, David. 
 
 A diftinguifhed miffionary to the American Indians. 
 Born at Haddon, in Connefticut, 171 8. Entered at Yale 
 College when twenty-one ; whence he removed to New 
 York, and undertook a million to the Indians, in which he 
 afliduoufly laboured at Delaware, Sufquehanah, and elfe- 
 where, until his death in 1749 ; many thoufmds having 
 been converted by him. 
 
 An account of the life of, chiefly from his own 
 diary, by Jonathan Edwards ; to which is an- 
 nexed, I. Mr. Brainerd's journal while among 
 the Indians. II. Mr. Pemberton's fermon at 
 his ordination. [On Luke, 14. 23.] With an 
 appendix relative to Indian affairs. 8°. 
 
 Edi?2. 1765 
 
 BRAKENRIDGE, William, D.D., Reftor of 
 St. Michael-Baffifliaw, Librarian of Sion Col- 
 lege, and F.R.S. and F.A.S. 
 
 Sermons on feveral fubjects. 8°. Lo;id. 1764 
 John, 3. 2. On miracles - - - - i 
 
 Pfa. 39. 5. On the fliortnefs of human life - 23 
 
 Pfa. 90. 2. The eternity of God - - - 41 
 
 Gen. 5. 24. The tranflation of Enoch - 57 
 
 Pfa. 62. II. The power of God - - - 75 
 
 Rev. 15. 3. The juftice of God - - 95 
 
 Jer. 23. 24. The omniprefence of God - - 115 
 
 Afts, 16. 31. On faith - - - - 135 
 
 Phil. I. 27. The converfation that becometh the gofpel 
 
 161 
 Luke, 2. 34. Chrift, a fign which ihall be fpoken againft 
 
 181 
 
 Luke, 9. 56. Perfecution not confiftent with Chrift- 
 
 ianity ------- 203 
 
 Matt. 5. 48. The Chriftian perfedlion - 223 
 
 Rev. 22. 12. On judgment - - - - 245 
 
 Heb. 3. 17,18. God alone fufficient for our happinefs 267 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. On humility - - - 285 
 
 Rev. 19. 10. Prophecy, the teftimony ofjef. Chrift 305 
 Pfa. 22. 28. God, the governor of the world - 331 
 
 BRAMHALL, John, D.D., Abp. of Armagh. 
 
 Born at Pontefradt, Yorkftiire, about 1593. Entered 
 Sydney College, Cambridge, 1608. On entering into orders 
 he had a living given him in the city of York. After- 
 wards he was made Prebendary of York, and then of 
 Ripon. Went to Ireland 1633, and became Archdeacon 
 of Meath ; Biftiop of Londonderry 1634. During the Civil 
 War he refided chiefly abroad. At the Reftoration was 
 made Archbiftiop of Armagh. Died 1663. As a fcholar, 
 his excellency lay in the rational and argumentative part 
 of learning. He was well acquainted with ecclefiaftical and 
 other hiftories, and in the pulpit he was an excellent per 
 fuafive orator. His works were originally publiihed in folio, 
 Dublin, 1677. 
 
 Works. 5 vol. 8°. [Lib. of Anglo-Cath. Theo- 
 logy.] Oxf. 1842-45 
 
 BRAMHALL, Archbilhop {continued). 
 Vol. I. 1842. 
 
 Life of the author. 
 
 Funeral lermon by Biftiop Taylor. 
 
 Letters. 
 
 Part I. Containing the difcourfes againjl the Romanijli. 
 
 The vi(ftory of truth for the peace of the Church ; or, 
 an epiftle from M. de la Milletiere to the King of 
 Great Britain, to invite him to embrace the Catholic 
 faith. 
 
 An anfwer to M. de la Milletiere - - . i 
 
 A juft vindication of the Church of England from the 
 unjuft afperfions of criminal fchifm - - 83 
 
 Vol. 2. 1842. 
 
 A replication to the Bifhop of Chalcedon's furvey of 
 the Vindication of the Church of England from Crimi- 
 nal Schifm -.--.. J 
 
 A reply to S. W.'s refutarion of the Biftiop of Derry's 
 Juft Vindication of the Church of England 283 
 
 Schifm guarded and beaten back upon the right owners. 
 
 337 
 
 Vol. 3. 1844. 
 
 Preface, by A. W. H. 
 
 The confecration and fucceflion of Proteftant bifliops 
 juftified ; the biftiop of Durefme vindicated, and that 
 infamous fable of the ordination at the Nag's Head 
 clearly confuted. [With appendix, containing record 
 of Archbiftiop Parker's confirmation and confecra- 
 tion from the Lambeth regifter, &c.] - - 3 
 
 Part 2. Containing the dijcourjes againji the Englijh SeB- 
 aries. 
 
 A fair warning to take heed of the Scottifti difcipline. 
 [Firft printed in Holland, a.d. 1649.] - 241 
 
 The ferpent-falve ; or, a remedy for the biting of an 
 afp. Wherein the obfervator's [Henry Parker] grounds 
 are difcuffed, and plainly difcovered to be unfound, 
 feditious, not warranted by the laws of God or nature, 
 or of nations, and moft repugnant to the known laws 
 and cuftoms of this realm. [Firft printed in England 
 A.D. 1643.] ------ 289 
 
 Vindication of himfelf and the epifcopal clergy from the 
 Preft)yterian charge of popery, as it is managed by 
 Mr. Baxter in his Trearife of the Grotian Religion. 
 [Firft publifhed after the author's death, at London, 
 1672.] ------ 497 
 
 Vol. 4. Oxf. 1844. 
 
 Preface. 
 
 Part 3, containing the difcourfes againji Mr. Hobbes. 
 
 Defence of true liberty from antecedent and extrinfical 
 neceflity ; againft Mr. Hobbes - - - 3 
 
 Caftigations of Mr. Hobbes his laft animadverfions in the 
 cafe concerning liberty and neceflity - 197 
 
 The catching of Leviathan or the great whale, demon- 
 
 ftrating out of Mr. Hobbes his own works that no 
 
 man who is thoroughly a Hobbift can be a good 
 
 Chriftian or a good Commonwealth's man - 507 
 
 Vol. 5. Oxf. 1845. 
 
 Preface, with letter of Bp. Bramhall. 
 
 Part 4, containing the difcourfes on mifcellaneous fubjeEIs. 
 
 The controverfies about the Sabbath and the Lord's 
 day, with their refpedlive obligations, clearly, fuc- 
 cindlly, and impartially ftated, difcufled, and deter- 
 mined ------- 3 
 
 Sermon on 2 Sam. 10. 12, before the Marquis of New- 
 caftle, being then ready to meet the Scotch army 87 
 
 Sermon on Pfa. 126. 7, on H. M. reftoration, with two 
 fpeeches in the Houfe of Peers - - m 
 
 Sermon on Prov. 28. 13, in St. Patrick's Cathedral, 
 Dublin, 1 66 1, before the H. of Commons, one heir 
 folemn receiving the facrament - - - 145 
 
 Short occafional difcourfes ivritten ivhile in exile, iiiz. — 
 
 1. Of perfons dying without baptifm - 167 
 
 2. An anfwer to two papers brought by Capt. Steward, 
 of Proteftants' ordination, and the miniftry of re- 
 conciliation, with a letter to Mifs Cheubien 181
 
 423 
 
 424 
 
 BRAMHALL, Archbiihop {continued). 
 
 An anfwer to S. N.'s objedlions againft Proteftants' 
 ordination in the twentieth chapter of his Guide of 
 Faith - - - - - - 193 
 
 Index of texts ----- 281 
 
 General index ------ jg^ 
 
 A fermon preached in the cathedral church of 
 York, before his excellence the Earle of New- 
 caftle, and many of the prime nobility and 
 gentry of the northerne counties. At the 
 publique thankfgiving to Almighty God for 
 the late great vidory upon Fryday, June 30, 
 1643. [On Pfa. 44. 7, 8.] 4°. York, 1643 
 No other copy of this fermon is known to exift. It is 
 
 not contained in the folio edition of Bp. Bramhall's works ; 
 
 and it was unknown to the editors of the Anglo-Catholic 
 
 Library edition, defcribed above. The name is not given 
 
 on the title-page, but the author's dedication to the Earl 
 
 of Newcaftle is figned Joh. Derenfis. 
 
 On baptifmal regeneration. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, z. 153 
 
 BRAMPTON Rectory ; or, the leffon of life. 
 Large 12°. Lorid. 1849 
 
 BRAMSTON, John. 
 
 Texts examined which are cited concerning pur- 
 gatory. Gibfon's Prefervative, 11. 36 
 
 BRAMSTON, William, D.D., Preb.of Worcefter. 
 
 Two fermons. Rev. 3. 15, i6. The great fm of 
 lukewarmnefs in religion. 8°. Land. 17 13 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 2. i, 2. 8°. Lond. 171 5 
 
 BRAMWELL, W., " Preacher of the Gofpel." 
 
 The falvation preacher, recommended to the 
 ferious perufal of preachers and people. Trans- 
 lated from the French. 12°. Hotting. 1814 
 
 BRAND, Rev. John, commiffioned by the General 
 
 AfTembly to vifit Orkney, &c. 
 A brief defcription of Orkney, Zetland, Pight- 
 
 land-Firth, and Caithnefs. 8°. Edin. 1701 
 
 BRAND, John, M.A., Fellow and Secretary to 
 the Society of Antiquaries. 
 Born, at Newcaftle-upon-Tyne, 1743. Educated at Lin- 
 coln College, Oxford. Curate of Cramlinton Chapel, New- 
 caftle, 1774. Redlor of St. Mary-at-Hill, London, 1784. 
 Died 1806. His knowledge of antiquities was very ex- 
 tenfive. 
 
 Obfervations on popular antiquities : chiefly illus- 
 trating the origin of our vulgar cuftoms, cere- 
 monies, and fuperftitions. Arranged, revifed, 
 and greatly enlarged for this edition, by Sir 
 Henry Ellis. 3 vol. Sm. 8°. Lo?id. 1841 
 
 Originally publifhed in 1 777, 8°. Enlarged by Sir H. 
 Ellis, 2 vol. 4^, 1813, and again in 1841, as above. 
 
 BRAND, Rev. Thomas. 
 
 Born 1635; died 1691. 
 Life of, and funeral fermon, by Dr. S. Annefley. 
 I2°- Lond. 1692 
 
 BRANDT, John, Profeflbr of Divinity to the 
 
 Remonftrants. 
 
 Born, at Amfterdam, 1626. Became paftorof a church 
 of Remonftrants at Nieukoop. Removed to Hoorn, 1660, 
 and to Amfterdam, 1667. Died 16S5. His great work, 
 the Hiftory of the Reformation in the Low Countries, is a 
 faithful, accurate, and well-written book. 
 
 BRANDT, John {continued). 
 
 The hiftory of the Reformation, and other eccle- 
 fiaftical tranfaflions in and about the Low 
 Countries, from the beginning of the eighth 
 century down to the famous Synod of Dort, 
 inclufive. In which all the revolutions that 
 happened in church and ftate on account of 
 the divifions between the Proteftants and 
 Papifts, and the Arminians and Calvinifts, are 
 fairly and fully reprefented. Tranflated from 
 the Low Dutch. [By Chamberlayne.] 4 vol. 
 Folio. Lond. 1720-23 
 
 Vol. I, A.D. 712-1599; Vol. 2. 160O-1618; Vol. 3. 
 
 1618-1619; Vol. 4. 1619-1623. 
 
 BRANSBY, James Hews. 
 
 A Unitarian minifter. 
 Sermons for the ufe of families, felefted. 2 vol. 
 12°. Bir?n. 1808 
 
 BRAUN (Braunius), John, Profeflbr of Theology 
 
 and the Oriental languages at Groningen. 
 
 Born 1628; died 1709. 
 
 Veftitus facerdotum Hebr^orum, five commen- 
 
 tarius ampliflimus in Exodi cap. 28 ac 29, et 
 
 Levit. cap. 16, aliaque loca S. Scripturae 
 
 quamplurima. 4°. jimjl. 1680 
 
 Commentarius in epiftolam ad Hebrjeos. 4°. 
 
 Afnjt. 1705* 
 
 Valuable for ilhiftrations from Rabbinical learning. 
 
 Selefta facra, libri v. 4°. Amjf. 1700* 
 
 Difl^ert. de adolitione fuffitus. Ugolinus, 1 1. 765 
 
 Diflert.de fanftitate pontif. max. Ibid. 12. 157 
 
 BRAY, Edward Atkyns, Vicar of Taviftock. 
 
 Sermons feledled from the works of the moft 
 eminent divines of the fixteenth, feventeenth, 
 and eighteenth centuries. Abridged, and ren- 
 dered in a modern and appropriate ftyle. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 81 8 
 
 Rom. 13. II. Latimer i 
 Matt. 3. 3. Bradford 11 
 
 Rom. 13. 12. Jewell 25 
 Pfa. 86. II. Sandys 39 
 
 Jude, 17-21. Hooker. (2fs.) 
 
 47 
 James, i. 22. Andrewes 67 
 Matt. 18. 7. Donne 77 
 
 Luke, 5. 10. Hieron 90 
 I Cor. 10. 13. Chillingworth 
 
 100 
 Phil. 3. 18, 19. H.ill. (2 fs.) 
 
 109 
 Prov. 29. 23. Hall 127 
 John, 12. 24. Brownrig. 
 [Eafter.] - - 136 
 Matt. IP. 15. Hammond 146 
 Pfa. 19. 13. Sanderfon. (2 
 ferm.) - 156 
 
 John, 9. 31. Taylor. (2fer.) 
 
 174 
 
 Heb. 12. 28, 29. Taylor 193 
 
 Pfa. 145. 9. Barrow. (2 fer.) 
 
 204 
 
 I Cor. 4. 16. Barrow 226 
 
 1 Pet. 4. I. Alleftree 237 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. Glanvil 246 
 Prov. 14. 9. Hopkins 257 
 Matt. 5. 44. Tillotfon 265 
 Rom. 12. I. Young 275 
 Exod. 3. 14. Beveridge 285 
 I Tim. 2. I, 2. Bull 299 
 Judges, 8. 34, 35. South 310 
 Prov. 10. 9. South 321 
 
 1 ThefT. 3. 8. Sparrow 332 
 Matt. 14. 23. Atterbury 345 
 Pfa. 113. 5. Seed. (2 fs.) 359 
 James, I. 26. Butler 381 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5—7. Warburton 
 
 393 
 
 Col. 3. 2. Skelton. (2 fer.) 
 
 402 
 
 Difcourfes, adapted to the pulpit, or to the ufe of 
 families, from tradls and treatifes of eminent 
 divines. 8°. Lond. 1821 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15. Hooker i 
 
 Heb. II. 27. Hall - 20 
 
 Rev. 15. 3, 4. Hall 35 
 
 Prov.' 28. 14. Hall - 51 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21. Taylor 67 
 
 I Sam. 15. 22. Taylor 80 
 Rom. 13. I. Taylor 93 
 
 Eph. 5. 15, 16. Taylor 107
 
 425 
 
 z6 
 
 Horneck. (4fer.) 
 204 
 
 7 Swinnock. (2. 
 276 
 
 Educated at Hart 
 
 BRAY, Edward Atkyns [continued). 
 I Cor. 10. 31. Taylor 119 I Hag. I. 7. 
 Job, 14. I. Taylor 130 
 
 Heb. 10. 36. Taylor 144 i Tim. 4, 
 I Fet. 4. I. Taylor 159 ferm.) 
 
 Matt. 16.26. Scott, (zfs.) 175 I 
 
 BRAY, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born at Marton, Shropfhire, 1656. 
 Hall, Oxford. Redor of Sheldon, 1690. Here he com- 
 pofed his Catechetical Leftures, which on being publilhed 
 met with general approbation and encouragement, and 
 pointed him out to Dr. Compton, Bifhop of London, as a 
 proper perfon to model the infant church of Maryland ; he 
 was accordingly appointed commiffary, which he accepted, 
 though againft his pecuniary interefts. There he efta- 
 bliihed parochial libraries for the clergy, and on his return 
 purfued the fame plan in regard to many pari/hes in Eng- 
 land, a plan which is ftill carried on by an inftitution under 
 the title of " The AfTociates of the late Dr. Bray." Ap- 
 pointed to St. Botolph, Aldgate, London, 1706. Died 
 1730. 
 
 Bibliotheca parochialis ; or, a fcheme of fuch 
 theological and other heads as leem requifite to 
 be perufed by the clergy, together with the 
 books which may be profitably read on each 
 of thofe points. Vol. I, [all publifhed.] 
 Second edition, with large additions. [Anon.] 
 8°. Land. 1707 
 
 Another. Firft edition. 4°. Lotid. 1697 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 6. 12. Fight the good fight of 
 faith, in the caufe of God againft the kingdom 
 of Satan, Preached at the funeral of Mr. 
 John Dent, who was barbaroufly murdered in 
 the doing his duty, in the execution of the laws 
 againft profanenefs and immorality. 8°. 
 
 Lo?hi. I jog 
 
 Papal ufurpation and tyranny as it has been ex- 
 ercifed in ancient and modern times with 
 refpeft both to princes and people ; a fair 
 warning to all Proteftants. [Anonymous.] 
 Folio. Lond. 171 2 
 
 Guicciardini's Hiftory of the Papacy (fraudulently left out 
 in the 4th book of his hiftory). 
 
 Barlow's (Bifhop) Popery ; or, the principles of the 
 Church of Rome pernicious to Proteftant princes, &c. 
 
 Du Moulin's (Dr. P.) hiftorical difcourfe of Papal ufur- 
 pation over fovereign princes. 
 
 A fummary account of feveral doftrines of the Church 
 of Rome pernicious to princes. 
 
 The cafe of Proteftants in England under a Popirti prince, 
 if any fhall happen to wear the crown. 
 
 Papal bulls depofing princes (from the BuUarium Mag- 
 num). 
 
 Du Moulin's (Dr. P.) vindication of the fincerity of the 
 Proteftant religion in the point of obedience to fove- 
 reigns ; in anfwer to Philanax Anglicus. 
 
 Perrin's (John Paul) hiftory of the Waldenfes and Albi- 
 genfes ; with precious remains out of their doftrine 
 and difcipline, enlarged from Morland and Leger. 
 
 BRAY ASSOCIATES. 
 
 Report for the year 1847 of the inftitution 
 eftabliftied by the late Rev. Dr. Bray and his 
 aflbciates, for founding clerical libraries and 
 fupporting negro fchools : to which is added, 
 a brief memoir of Dr. Bray. Pp. 40. 12°. 
 
 BREKELL, John. Lo^d. iS^S 
 
 A Unitarian divine at Liverpool. Died about 1775. 
 
 BREK.ELL, John [continued). 
 
 Difcourfe, John, 3. 3-5. Regeneration. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 76 1 
 
 Sermon, Job, 21. 12. A difcourfe on mufic, 
 chiefly church mufic ; occafioned by the [open- 
 ing of a new organ]. 8°. Lortd. 1766 
 
 Other works : An Eflay on the Hebrew Tongue, to Ihew 
 that the Hebrev/ Bible might be originally read by 
 vowel letters without the vowel points. 8°. 1758. 
 Twenty Difcouries on the grounds and principles of the 
 Chriftian Religion. 8°. 1765. 
 
 BRENT, Charles, M.A. ReftorofChrift Ch. 
 
 Briftol. 
 
 An eflay concerning the nature and guilt of 
 
 lying. 8°. Lo/id, 1702 
 
 BRENTIUS, or BRENTZEN, John. 
 
 Born, in Suabia, 1499 ; educated at Heidelberg Uni- 
 verfity; joined the Reformers, and became paftor at Hall, 
 in Suabia, and afterwards at Stutgard ; died 1570. His 
 opinions coincided in general with thofe of Luther ; he 
 was very eminent as a preacher, and his commentaries, 
 which are chiefly in the form of fermons, are ftill held in 
 great efteem. 
 
 Opera. 8 vol. Folio. Tid. 1576-90 
 
 Vol. 1. 1576. 
 
 Commentarii in Genefm, Exodum, Leviticum, Numeros, 
 
 Deuteronomiam. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1576. 
 Commentarii in Jofuam prior et pofterior expofitio, in 
 
 librum Judicum, Ruth, i et 2 Sam. I et 2 Regum, 
 
 Efaiam, Nehem., Efther. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1578. 
 Commentarii D. Brentii in Jobum. 
 Lucubrationes ejufdem, et Cygnaea cantio in Pfalmos 
 
 centum et fex. 
 In reliquos 44 Pfalmos explicationes Theodorici Snepffil. 
 
 VoL 4. 1580. 
 Commentarii in Ecclefiaften, Efaiam, Jerem., Ofeam, 
 
 Amos, Jonam, Michaeam. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1582. 
 Commentarii in Matth. et homiliae in Marcum et Lucam. 
 Homiliae in paflionem Chrifti e quatuor evangeliftis. 
 Homiliae in refurredtionem Chrifti. 
 
 Vol. 6. TuL 1584.* 
 Homiliae in evangeliftam Joannem. 
 In eundem exegefis. 
 
 Vol. 7. Tub. 1588.* 
 Commentarii in Ada Apoftolorum, et in Epiftolas Pauli 
 
 ad Romanes, Galatas, Philippenfes, Philemon. 
 Vol. 8. Tu/?. 1590.* In quo continentur polemica 
 
 fcripta contra Petrum a Soto et Sacramentarios. 
 Confeftio Wirtenberg. 
 
 Tridentini concilii propofita . - - - i 
 
 Petrus a Soto affertio catholicae fidei circa articulos 
 
 Wirten. ...--- 35 
 
 Brentius in apologiam confeflionis Wirtenb. - 169 
 De perfonali unione duarum naturarum in Chrifto, [&c.] 
 
 qua vera corporis et fanguinis Chrifti prasl'entia in 
 
 coena explicata eft, et conlirmata, et Lutheri tefti- 
 
 monia - - - - - - - 831 
 
 Sententiade libello H. Bullingeri, cui titulus eft, Traditio 
 
 verborum Domini, In domo Patris mei manjiones multa 
 
 funt - - - - - - - - 868 
 
 De majeftate Domini noftri ad dexteram Dei Patris, et 
 
 de vera prjefentia corporis et fanguinis ejus in coena. 
 
 Contra P. Mart, et H. Bullinger. - - 891 
 
 De incarnatione Chrifti - - - - - 981 
 
 De afcenfu Chrifti in coelum, &c. - - 1029 
 
 Evangelion fecundum Joannem, 154 homiliis 
 
 explicatum. Folio. Franc. 1 551
 
 427 
 
 428 
 
 BRENTIUS, or BRENTZEN, John {co>!ti>,Mcl). 
 In Adla Apoftolica homilia^ centum viginti dnx. 
 Folio. Franc. 1561 
 
 Explicatio epiftola; ad Philippenfes. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Franc. 1548 
 BREREWOOD, Edward. 
 
 A learned mathematician and antiquary. Born at Chefter, 
 1565. Admitted of Bralenofe College, Oxford, 1581. 
 Chofen Profeflbr of Aftronomy in Grefham College, 1 596, 
 in which he continued until his death, in 1613. 
 Inquiries touching the diverfity of languages and 
 
 religions through the chief parts of the world. 
 
 8 . Land. 1674 
 
 De ponderibus et pretiis veterum nummorum, 
 
 eorumque cum recentioribus collatione. 4°. 
 Land. 1 614. Critici Sacri, 5; Biblia 
 Polyg. Waltoni, i. 30 
 
 Other works: Elementa Logicas. 8°. Oxf. 1614. 
 Two Treatifes of the Sabbath. 4"^. 1630, 1632. Patri- 
 archal Government of the Ancient Church. 4*^. 1641. 
 
 BRETLAND, Joseph. 
 
 A Unitarian minifter ; born at Exeter, 1742. Became 
 minifter of a diflenting congregation at Exeter, 1770. 
 Died 18 19. 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Exeter, 1820 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoirs of the author. 
 
 I Cor. 10. 15. The nature and ufe of reafon - 1 
 
 Matt. 12. 49, 50. Virtuous obedience the ftrongeft 
 
 bond of union amongft Chriftians - - 22 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. The divine confidence in the fidelity of 
 
 Abraham to his offspring and his houfehold - 37 
 
 Eph. 6. 4. Duty of parents to children - 57 
 
 Eph. 6. I, 2. Duty of children to parents - 77 
 
 Tit. 2. 6. Exhortation to young men - - 94 
 
 Prov. 13. 20. Importance of making a proper choice of 
 
 company - - - - . . -111 
 
 Rom. 15. 2. Obligation of focial duties in general 134 
 Prov. 23. 26. The heart devoted to God - 151 
 
 Pfa.^ 27. 10. God the beft fupport under the lofs of 
 
 friends and the inconftancy of the world - 172 
 Rom. 12. 4, 5. Mutual connexion and dependence of 
 
 Chriftians 
 
 190 
 
 Gal. 6. 2. The reciprocal duty of Chriftians to aflift and 
 
 comfort each other 
 
 ■^rov. 22. 2. 
 
 214 
 
 Virtue the only rational diftinftion amongft 
 
 Jiicii ... - - . . 232 
 
 Pfa. 8. 3, 4. The condefcenfion and goodnefs of God 
 
 to his creatures - - - . . ia% 
 
 Mai. 3. 16, 17. Religious converfation - 266 
 
 Pfa. 90. 9. The fleeting nature and proper management 
 
 of life pointed out by the emblem of a tale - 282 
 1 Theff. 4. 13, 14. Funeral fermon - 297 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Afts, 17. 23. Neceffity and importance of forming right 
 
 notions of the objedl of worfhip - - - i 
 
 John, 14. I. The Chriftian religion the beft fupport 
 
 under every afflidtive occurrence of life - 21 
 
 1 Theft". 5. 17. The duty of habitual devotion - 38 
 Prov. 4. 23. The importance of diligently keeping the 
 
 heart j^ 
 
 Deut. 6. II, 12. The dangerous tendency of eafe and 
 affluence - - - - . . . yj 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 34. The queftion of Barzillai - 86 
 John, 15. 13. The love of Chrift manifefted in laying 
 
 down his life --.-.. jqi 
 John, 9. I. Obfervations on the ftory of the man born 
 
 blind 
 
 119 
 
 I John, 5. 4. Faith, the vidory that overcometh the 
 
 world 
 
 140 
 
 BRETLAND, Jofeph {contimied). 
 
 John, 14. 15. Keeping the commandments of Chrift 
 
 the only unequivocal proof of our love to him 160 
 Phil. 4. 12. Wifdom of adapting the temper to the 
 
 condition ....•- lyy 
 
 Matt. 22. 5. Guilt and danger of flighting the offer of 
 
 Chriftianity ...... igg 
 
 James, 4. 11. Againft cenforioufnefs. (2 ferm.) 215 
 I Theff. 5. 16. Nature and fources of religious joy 244 
 I Theff. 2. 19. Duty and reward of a Chriftian minifter 
 
 261 
 Appendix, containing five letters relating to Mr. Farmer's 
 
 hypothefis of the temptation of Chrift - 279 
 
 BRETONNEAU, Francis. 
 
 AJefuit. Born at Tours, 1660 ; died 1 741. His fermons 
 are well written ; fome of them were long attributed to 
 Maffillon. 
 Sermons. 7 vol. 12°. Par. 1749 
 
 Avent, I vol. ; Careme, 3 vol. ; Myfteres et Fetes, 3 vol. 
 
 BRETT, Joseph, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 16. 12. [Anniv. H.M. Inaugu- 
 ration.] 4°. Norwich, 1704 
 BRETT, Thomas, LL.D. 
 
 A learned, pious, and indefatigable author. Born at 
 
 Betdfhanger, Kent, 1667. Admitted of Queen's College, 
 
 Cambridge, 1684 j and of Corpus Chrifti, 1689. Chofen 
 
 lefturer, 1691. Reftor of Bettifhanger, 1703 ; and of 
 
 Ruifling, 1705. Refigned his livings and entered into 
 
 communion with the Non-jurors, 171 5. Died 1743. 
 
 An account of Church government and govern- 
 
 ours, wherein is fhewed that the government 
 
 of the Church of England is moft agreeable to 
 
 that of the primitive Church. Second edition, 
 
 with large additions and amendments. 8'^. 
 
 Lond. 17 lo 
 
 The beft edition of this valuable work. 
 
 Sermon, John, 20. 21-23. On remifhon of fms, 
 according to the Scriptures and the doctrine of the 
 Church of England, with a preface in its vindication 
 from popery. 8°. Lond. 17 11 
 
 The dodlrine of remiffion of fins, and the power 
 of abfolution, as fet forth in a late fermon, explained 
 and vindicated. In remarks on Dr. Cannon's account, 
 &c. Pp. 64. 8°. Lond. 17 12 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 28. 19. The extent of Chrift's 
 commiffion to baptife. Shewing the capacity of infants 
 to receive, and the utter incapacity of our diffenting 
 teachers to adminifter, Chriftian baptifm. With a pre- 
 face to the diffenters. 8°. Lond. 1712 
 
 A fermon of the honour of the Chriftian prieft- 
 hood, and the neceffity of a divine call to that office. 
 With a preface to the diffenters, and an advertifement 
 relating to the fermon on remiffion of fin. [On Heb. 
 5. 4-6.] 8°. Lond. 1 7 12 
 
 The honour of the Chriftian priefthood, and the 
 neceffity of a divine call to that office. With a preface 
 to the diffenters. A new edition. Fcp. 8°. Oxf. 1838 
 
 The dangers of a relapfe. A fermon. May 29. 
 [On John, 5. 14.] 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 The Chriftian altar and facrifice. A icrmon, 
 
 ftiowing that the Lord's table is a proper altar, and the 
 
 facrament of the eucharift a proper facrifice. [On Heb. 
 
 13. 10.] 8°. Lond. 1 71 3 
 
 An inquiry into the judgment and practice of 
 
 the primitive Church in relation to perfons being baptifed 
 by laymen, wherein Mr. Bingham's Scholaftical Hiftory 
 is confidered. With an appendix in anfwer to the Lord 
 Bi/hop of Oxford's charge, 1 7 12. Pp. 118. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 17 13 
 
 4
 
 429 
 
 43° 
 
 BRETT, Thomas, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 A review of the Lutheran principles, fhowing 
 how they differ from the Church of England, and that 
 Baron Fuffendorf 's effay for uniting of Proteftants was 
 not defigned to procure an union between the Lutherans 
 and the Church of England, as is infmuated in the title 
 of the late edition of that book. In a letter to a friend. 
 Pp. 52. 8°. Land. 17 14 
 
 Vindication of himfelf from the calumnies thrown 
 upon him in fome late newfpapers, wherein he 
 is falfely charged with turning Papift. 8°. 
 
 ZcW. 17 1 5 
 The independency of the Church upon the ftate 
 as to its pure fpiritual powers, proved from 
 the Holy Scriptures and the writings of the 
 primitive fathers, with anfwers to the moft 
 material objeftions. 8°. Lof/<J. 1 7 1 7 
 
 Tradition neceflary to explain and interpret the 
 Holy Scriptures ; with a poftfcript in anfwer 
 to that part of [Spinckes's] "No fufficient 
 reafon for reftoring the Prayers and Directions 
 of K. Edward Vlth's firft Liturgy ; " which 
 feems to deprecate tradition. And a preface 
 containing remarks on Toland's Nazarenus. 
 8°. Land. 17 18 
 
 A farther proof of the neceffity of tradition to 
 explain and interpret the Holy Scriptures, in 
 anfwer to [Spinckes's] " No jufl: Grounds for 
 introducing the New Communion Office," 
 &c. 8°. Lofid. 1720 
 
 A colleftion of the principal liturgies, uied by 
 the Chriftian Church in the celebration of the 
 holy eucharift ; particularly the ancient, viz. 
 the Clementine, as it ftands in the book called 
 the Apoftolical Conftitutions ; the liturgies of 
 S. James, S. Mark, S. Chryfoftom, S. Bafil, 
 &c. tranflated into Enghfh by feveral hands. 
 With a differtation upon them, fhewing their 
 ufefulnefs and authority, and pointing out their 
 feveral corruptions and interpolations. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1720 
 The Clementine liturgy . . . . j 
 
 Liturgy of S. James, 14 5 of S. Mark, 29 ; of S. Chry- 
 foftom, 42 ; of S. Bafil, as ufed at Conftantinople, 57 ; 
 of S. Bafil, as ufed at Alexandria, 71 ; of the Church 
 of Ethiopia, 81 ; of Neftorius, 91 ; of Severus, Pa- 
 triarch of the Monophyfites at Antioch - 102 
 Fragments of the Gothick or Gothico-Galiican miffal, 
 113; of the ancient Galilean miffal, 115; of the 
 Mozarabic miffal - - - - -117 
 The Roman miffal, commonly called the mafs 121 
 The communion office according to the liturgy of King 
 Edward VL - - - - - 130 
 The new communion office - - - - 139 
 S. Juftin Martyr's account of the manner of celebrating 
 the eucharift in his days - - - 140 
 The fifth myftagogical catechifm of S. Cyril of Jerufa- 
 lem concerning the eucharift - - - 152 
 Differtation concerning the preceding liturgies 161-437 
 Another edition, 8°. Land. 1838 
 The divine right of epifcopacy and the neceffity 
 of an epifcopal commiffiion for preaching God's 
 word and for the valid minillration of the 
 Chriftian facraments. The falfe principles of 
 Papifts, Lutherans, and Calvinifts, concerning 
 
 BRETT, Thomas, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 the identity of biffiops and prefbyters. The 
 valid fucceffion of our Englifli bifliops vin- 
 dicated, and the Popifli fable of the Nag's- 
 head confecration refuted. Second edit. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1728 
 A general hiftory of the world from the creation 
 to the deftruftion of Jerufalem by Nebuchad- 
 nezzar. 8°. Land. 1732 
 Some remarks on Dr. Waterland's Review of the 
 Doftrine of the Eucharift, &c., with regard to 
 the feeming difference between him and Mr. 
 Johnfon, concerning the Sacrifice, &c. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1738 
 True moderation; a fermon, on Phil. 4. 5. 
 
 Churchman Armed, 3. 9 
 Differtation on the ancient verftons of the Bible. 
 Watfon, Bp. Trads, 3. i 
 Originally publifhed under the title of " A Letter, fhew- 
 ing why our Englifti Bibles differ fo much from the Sep- 
 tuagint," 8°, 1743. Enla.-ged from the author's MSS.and 
 publiftied 1760, under the above title. 
 
 Letter on lay-baptifm. See Laurence on Lay- 
 bap tifm. 
 
 BREVIARIUM ROMANUM, ex Decreto SS. 
 Concilii Tridcntini reftitutum, S. Pii V. Pon- 
 tificis Maximi juffueditum, Clementis VIIL et 
 Urbani VIIL auftoritate recognitum. Cum 
 officiis fandlorum noviffime per fummos ponti- 
 fices ufque ad hancdiem conceffus. 4 vol. 12°. 
 
 Mechlinee, 1836 
 
 BREVINT, Daniel, D.D. 
 
 Born in the Ifle of Jerfey, in the reign of King James I. ; 
 ftudied at Saumur, of which univerfity he took his degree 
 ofM.A. 1634; Fellow of Jefus College, Oxford, 1638; 
 cjeifled for refufing the covenant, and went abroad ; Pre- 
 bendary of Durham, 1661 ; Dean of Lincoln, 1681; 
 died 1695. He was a learned divine, of extenfive reading, 
 efpecially in the controverfy between Proteftants and Roman 
 Catholics ; and zealous for the Church of England. 
 
 Miffale Romanum ; or, the depth and myftery of 
 the Roman mafs laid open and explained, for 
 the ufe of both reformed and unreformed 
 Chriftians. 8°. Oxf. 1672 
 
 Saul and Samuel at Endor ; or, the new ways of 
 falvation and fervice, which ufually tempt men 
 to Rome, and detain them there, truly repre- 
 fented and refuted ; as alfo, A brief account of 
 R. F., his Miffale Vindicatum, or vindication 
 of the Roman mafs. 8°. Oxf. 1674 
 
 Frontifpiece. Ff. 6, and pp. 414. 
 
 On the Chriftian facrament and facrifice. 
 
 Voice of the Church 
 
 BREWSTER, Sir David, LL.D., F.R.S. 
 
 A treatife on optics. 12°. Loitd. 1831 
 
 Edinburgh Encyclopaedia. See Edinburgh. 
 
 BREWSTER, James, Minifter at Craig. 
 Leftures upon our Lord's fermon on the Mount. 
 [Matt, v., vi., vii.] 8°. Edin. 1809 
 
 BREWSTER, John, M.A. 
 
 Educated at Lincoln College, Oxford; M.A. 1778;
 
 43 1 
 
 432 
 
 BREWSTER, John, M.A. {continued). 
 Curate of Stockton-upon-Tecs, 1776; Vicar of Greatham, 
 1791; Vicar of Srocktun, 1799; Reftor of Redmarfhel, 
 1805 J ofBoldon, 1809; and of Ee;glefcliffe, 1814; died 
 1843. 
 
 Sermons for prifons. To which are added 
 prayers for the ufe of prifoners in folitary 
 confinement. 12°. Stockton, 1790 
 
 Zech. 9. iz. The prifoner of hope . - - i 
 
 Pfa. 102. 19, 20. Ufe of folitude in prifons - 23 
 
 Lam. 3. 39. On refignation in prifons - - 45 
 
 I Cor. 15. 33. On the influence of evil company 66 
 Luke, 23. 32-43. The penitent thief- - 91 
 
 Luke, 12. 4, 5. On the laft judgment - - 112 
 
 Forms of prayere for prifoners - - - i^i 
 
 The meditations of a reclufe, chiefly on religious 
 fubjefts. Small 8°. Lo?i(L 1 800 
 
 On retirement, atheifm, deifm, future flatc, evidence of 
 Chriftianity, prayer, books of piety, &c. 
 
 Ledlures on the Afts of the Apoftles, delivered 
 in the parifh church of Stockton-upon-Tees, 
 during Lent, in the years 1803, 1804, 1805, 
 and 1806. Second edit. 8°. Lofid. 1830 
 
 Praftical refleftions on the ordination fervices for 
 deacons and priefls, for the ufe of candidates 
 for orders, and of thofe who review their 
 ordination vows. To which are added appro- 
 priate prayers for clergymen. 8°. Land, i 8 1 7 
 
 Contemplations on the laft difcourfcs of our 
 blefled Saviour with his difciples, as recorded 
 in the Gofpcl of St. John [chapters 14-17]. 
 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 Sermon, Phil. 3. 20, 21. The old man's con- 
 verfation in heaven. [Funeral.] 8°. 
 
 Stockton-tipon- Tees, 1824 
 
 Refleftions adapted to the holy feafons of the 
 Chriftian and ecclefiaftical year. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1834 
 Advent, Chriftmas, Epiphany, Lent, Eafter, Whit-Sunday. 
 
 By the fame author. Parochial Hiftory and Antiquities of 
 
 Stockton-upon-Tees, 4°. 1796, &c. 
 
 BREWSTER, Richard. 
 
 Sermon, i Sam. 12. 24. 4°. 
 
 BRICKNELL, W. Simcox, M.A., of Worcefter 
 College, Incumbent of Grove, Berks. 
 
 Oxford ; Trad No. 90 ; and Ward's Ideal of a 
 Chriftian Church. A praftical fuggeftion re- 
 fpeftfully fubmitted to members of Convoca- 
 tion. With an appendix containing the tefti- 
 monies of twenty-five prelates of the Englifh 
 Church, &c. 4th ed. Pp.69. 8°. Oxf.\%i^z^ 
 
 BRIDGE, William, M.A. 
 
 Born 1600; educated at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 
 of which he was feveral years a fellow ; after preaching in 
 Eflex, and at Norwich, he was filenced in 1636 for non- 
 conformity, and excommunicated ; went to Rotterdam, 
 and was paftor of a Congregational church there; returned 
 to England 1642, and became paftor at Yarmouth ; ejeifled 
 1662 ; died 1670, He was a Congregationalift of con- 
 fiderable learning, and poffefled a library well furnifhed 
 with the fathers, fchoolmcn, and critics ; to the reading 
 of which, and ftudy, he devoted his mornings, from four 
 to eleven. His works are greatly efteemed by Calvinifts : 
 they are fpiritual and pradlical. 
 
 Works, now firft colleded. 5 vol. 8°. Lo7id, 1845 
 
 BRIDGE, William, M.A. {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Publifher's preface, memoir, &c. - - . vii 
 
 The great gofpel myftery of the faints' comfort and 
 holinefs opened and applied from Chrift's prieftly office, 
 in four fermons on Heb. 11. 17 - - 3 
 
 Satan's power to tempt, and Chrift's love to and care of 
 his people under temptation, in five fermons. [2 on 
 Heb. 11.18; 3 on Luke, 22. 31, 32.] - 89 
 
 Grace for grace, or the overflowings of Chrift's fulnefs 
 received by all faints, in fix ferm. on John, i. 16. 185 
 
 The fpiritual life and in-being of Chrift in all believers, 
 in five fermons on Gal. 2. 20 - - - 297 
 
 Scripture light the moft fure light, compared with reve- 
 lations, and vifions, dreams, &c., in three fermons on 
 2 Pet. I. 19. - - - - - - 399 
 
 The righteous man's habitation in the time of plague 
 and peftilence, being a brief expofition of Pfa. 91 465 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 A lifting up for the downcaft, in cafe of great fins, 
 weaknefs of grace, [&c.] in thirteen fermons on 
 Pfa. 42. II ..... I 
 
 Five fermons on faith. 
 
 Rom. 4. 19. The fpiritual aftings of faith through 
 
 natural impoffibilities. (3 ferm.) - - 283 
 
 Heb. II. 32. The great things faith can do 338 
 
 Heb. II. 35. The great things faith can fufFer 357 
 
 The freenefs of the grace and love of God to believers 
 difcovered, in feven fermons. 
 
 Matt. 20. 15, 16 - . - - . 381 
 
 2 ThefTal. 2. 16, 17 - - - - - 393 
 
 Eph. 2. 8- - - - - - 409 
 
 Neh. 5. 15 - - - - -- 422 
 
 Pfa- 133- ' 433 
 
 Mic. 6. 9 --..-- 445 
 
 Amos, 4. 12 - - - - - 457 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Chrift and the covenant, the work and way of medita- 
 tion, &c., in ten fermons. 
 
 John, 14. 28. Chrift's perfonal excellencies the ob- 
 
 jedl of our love - . - - . 3 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2. Chrift crucified the objedl of our faith 20 
 
 Heb. 12. 24. The new covenant of grace opened. 
 
 (4 ferm.) .----. 41 
 
 Pfa. 104. 34. Divine meditation. (2 ferm.) 124 
 
 Pfa. 90. 13. God's return to the foul or nation 161 
 
 Pfa. 21. 2, 3. Preventing mercy- - - 179 
 
 Chrift in travail, three fermons on Ifa. 53. 11 199 
 
 Seafonable truths in evil times. Nine fermons. 
 
 I Theffal. 4. i. Of grace growing and increafing 279 
 Matt. 19. 30. The firft and laft in fufTering work 299 
 Matt. 19.28. Way to obtain a fure and great reward 319 
 Rev. II. 3. The two witneffes, their teftimony 343 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 30, 31. The uncertainty of the world 
 fhould take oft' our hearts from the love of it 365 
 
 Pfa. 76. 10. Men's wrath againft God's people fhall 
 turn to God's praife - - - - 587 
 
 Zeph. 3. 18. Comfort to mourners for the lofs of 
 folemn aflemblies ..... 407 
 
 Heb. 3. 12. The evil of unbelief in departing from 
 God 426 
 
 Luke, 18.32. A warning to apoftates - - 441 
 Vol. 4. 
 Seventeen fermons on various fubjedls and occafions, now 
 
 firft collefted. 
 
 Numb. 10. 35. The true foldier's convoy. [Preached 
 on a prayer day for the prince's good luccefs in 
 going forth to war] . - - - 3 
 
 2 Sam. 10. 12. Of courage. To Volunteers 33 
 John, 7. 4. The difeafes that make a ftoppage to 
 
 England's mercies - - - . - 50 
 
 Lam. 5. 2. Direiflions for fuch as have been driven 
 from their houfes - . - - 74 
 
 Theflal. 5. 18. Thankfulnefs required in evei-y con- 
 dition ---.---94 
 
 \
 
 433 
 
 434 
 
 BRIDGE, William, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 15. 21-28. The woman of" Canaan - 112 
 Deut. 18. 15. A vindication of ordinances 130 
 
 I Cor. 12. 31. Grace and love beyond gifts 162 
 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. The fin againft the HolyGhoft 187 
 Matt. 26. 43. The fin of infirmity - - 212 
 
 Rev. 2. 2. The falfe apoftle tried and caft - 240 
 I Pet. 5. 10. The good and meansof eftablifhment 260 
 Rev. 14. 8. Babylon's downfall - - 290 
 
 Zech. I. 18-21 ; 2. i. Faft. Before Houfe of Com- 
 mons - - - - - - -314 
 
 Zeph. 2. 3. The faint's hiding-place in the time of 
 
 God's anger. Faft. Before Houfe of Lords 346 
 
 Pfa. 106. 8. England faved with a notwithftanding. 
 
 Thankfgiving. Powder plot - - 373 
 
 Matt. 25. 6. Chrift's coming is at our midnight 405 
 
 Evangelical repentance, in two fermons. On Matt. 3. 2 
 Vol. 5. 427 
 
 The finfulnefs of fin and the fulnefs of Chrift. 
 
 Rom. 8. 13. The finfulnefs of fin - - 3 
 
 Ifa. 9. I, 2. The fulnefs of Chrift - - 20 
 
 Remains : eight fermons. 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6. Man's blefTednefs - - - 45 
 
 Col. 3. 3. AiTedlions rightly placed - 60 
 
 I Cor. 8. 20. How to walk with God in our callings 74 
 Pla. 119. 63. Of good and bad company - 9c 
 
 I Cor. 3. 3. The carnality of profefTors - 117 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. What our work is and how to be done 
 
 133 
 
 Luke, 23. 46. Soul-refignation into the hands of 
 
 God - - - - - - -150 
 
 1 ThefT. 2. 12. The dignity and duty of God's called 
 
 ones --.--. 165 
 
 A word to the aged - - - - - 181 
 
 The wounded confcience cured, the weak one ftrength- 
 ened, and the doubting fatisfied, by way of anfwer to 
 Dr. Fearne ------ 201 
 
 The truth of the times vindicated, whereby the lawfiil- 
 nefs of taking up arms is juftified ; Dr. Fearne's reply 
 anfwered, &c. - - - - - 257 
 
 The loyal convert, according to the Oxford copy, with 
 
 fhort annotations thereon - - - 321 
 
 The do(ftrine of juftification by faith opened and applied 
 
 from Rom. 3. 24, 25 . - - . ^64 
 
 General index ------ 403 
 
 Works. 4 vol. 4°. Lond. 1649 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The great gofpel myfterie of the faints' comfort and holi- 
 
 nefs opened from Chrift's prieftly office. 
 Satan's power to tempt, and Chrift's love to and care of 
 
 his people under temptation. 
 Thankfulnefs required in every condition. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Grace for grace ; or, the overflowings of Chrift's fulnefs 
 
 received by all faints. 
 The fpiritual a(5tings of faith through natural impofTi- 
 
 bilities. 
 Evangelical repentance. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 The fpiritual life and in-being of Chrift in all believers. 
 The woman of Canaan. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 The faints' hiding-place in the time of God's anger. 
 Chrift's coming is at our midnight. 
 A vindication of ordinances. 
 Grace and love beyond gifts. 
 
 The freenefs of the grace and love of God to 
 believers. Small 8°. Loud. 1671 
 
 BRIDGES, C, Vicar of Old Newton. 
 Expofition of Pfalm 119, as illuftrative of the 
 
 charafter and exercifes of Chriftian experience. 
 
 Fifteenth edition. 12°. Lo/ul. 1841 
 
 A nineteenth edition, 1849. 
 
 BRIDGE.S, C. {continued). 
 
 The Chriftian miniitry, with an inquiry into the 
 caufes of its inefficiency, with an efpecial re- 
 ference to the miniilry of the Eftablifhment. 
 Fourth edition, correfted and enlarged. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 A feventh edition, 1849. 
 An expofition of the Book of Proverbs. 2 vol. 
 1 2°. Third edit, revifed. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1850 
 
 Vol. I. Chap. 1-19. 
 
 Vol. 2. Chap. 2C— 31. 
 
 Firft edition publifhed in 1846. In the fecond, 1847, 
 confiderable additions were made. The expofition of the 
 firft nine chapters has been publifhed feparately under the 
 title of A Manual for the Young. 
 
 BRIDGES, Matthew. 
 
 The teftimony of profane antiquity to the account 
 given by Mofes of Paradife and the fall of 
 man. 8°. 1825 
 
 BRIDGEWATER TREATISES, on the power, 
 wifdom, and goodnefs of God, as manifefted in 
 the creation. 12 vol. 8°. Lond. 1834, &c. 
 
 1. Chalmers, Rev. Thomas, D.D. The adaptation of 
 external nature to the moral and intelledtual conftita- 
 tion of man. Third edition. 1834 
 
 2. Kidd, John, M.D., F.R.S. The adaptation of ex- 
 ternal nature to the phyfical condition of man. Fifth 
 edition. 1837 
 
 3. Whewell, Rev. William, M.A. Aftronomy and ge- 
 neral phyfics, confidered with reference to natural 
 theology. Seventh edition. 1859 
 
 4. Bell, Sir Charles, K.G.H. The hand, its mechanifm 
 and vital endowments, as evincing defign. Fourth 
 edition. 1837 
 
 5. Roget, Peter Mark, M.D. Animal and vegetable phy- 
 fiology, confidered with reference to natural theology. 
 2 vol. Third edition, with numerous additions and 
 emendations. 1840 
 Vol. I. The mechanical funftions. 
 
 Vol. 2. The vital, fenforial, and reprodu<Sive func- 
 tions. 
 
 6. Buckland, Rev. William, D.D. Geology and mine- 
 ralogy, confidered with reference to natural theology. 
 Second edition. 2 vol. 8°. 1S37 
 Vol. I. Geology and mineralogy. 
 
 Vol. 2. Plates, with explanations. 
 
 7. Kirby, Rev. William, M.A. Hiftory, habits, and in- 
 ftinfts of animals. 2 vol. Second edition. 1835 
 
 8. Prout, William, M.D., F.R.S. Chemiftry, meteoro- 
 logy, and the funftion of digeftion, confidered with 
 reference to natural theology. Third edition. [With 
 much new matter.] 1845 
 
 An article on the Bridgewater Treatiles will be found in 
 the Quarterly Review, 50. i. 
 
 BRIDOUL, F. Toussain, of the Society of Jefus. 
 
 The fchool of the Eucharift eftablifhed upon the 
 miraculous refpeCts and acknowledgements which beafts, 
 birds, and infefts have rendered to the holy facrament 
 of the altar, whence Catholics may increafe in devotion 
 towards this divine myftery. Printed in French, at Lille, 
 1672, and now made Englifh, with a preface concern- 
 ing the teftimony of miracles. [By William Clagett, 
 D.D.] 2d edit. Pp. 45. Sm. 8°. Land. 1687 
 
 BRIGGS, Jos., M.A., Vicar of Kirkburton. 
 The Church Catechifm explained to the meaneft 
 capacitv. Second edition, revifed. 12°. 
 
 Loud. 1722
 
 435 
 
 436 
 
 BRIGHTLAND. 
 
 A grammar of the Englifli tongue, with the arts 
 of logick, rhetorick, poetry, &c. Sixth edition, 
 corre6ted. i z°. Land. n. d. 
 
 BRIGHTMAN, Thomas, a Puritan divine. 
 
 Born at Nottingham, 1557- Educated in Queen's Col- 
 lege, Cambridge. Became Redtor of Hawnes, Bedfordfhire, 
 which he held until his death, 1607. He obtained a high 
 charader for learning, piety, and fweetnefs of temper. 
 Works, viz. A revelation of the Apocalypfe, con- 
 taining an expofition of the whole book of 
 St. John, illullrated with analyfis and fcholions, 
 wherein the fenfe is opened by the Scripture, 
 and the events of tilings foretold fhewed by 
 hiilories, together with a moft comfortable 
 expofition of the laft and moft difficult part of 
 Daniel, and a commentary on the Canticles. 
 j.°. Lond. 1644 
 
 A moft comfortable expofition of the laft and 
 moft difficult part of the prophecie of Daniel, 
 from the 26 verfe of the II. chapter to the end 
 of the XII. chapter, wherein the reftioring of 
 the Jews, and their calling to the faith of Chrift 
 after the utter overthrow of their three laft 
 enemies, is fet forth in lively colours. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1644 
 BRIGIDA, S. Cogitofus de. Canifius, i. 413 
 
 BRINE, John, a Calvinift Baptift minifter. 
 
 Born, at Kettering, 1703, in very low circumftances. 
 In 1730 he became paftor of a congregation at Currier's 
 Hall, Cripplegate, London, which office he held until his 
 death in 1765. He acquired confiderable celebrity as a 
 preacher, and as a man of great underftanding, found 
 judgment in the dodlrines of the gofpel, and of exemplary 
 life. 
 
 A treatife on various fubjefts, wherein fome 
 difficult cafes of confcience are anfwered, vyith 
 feveral fermons, &c. Revifed by James Upton. 
 8°. Lond. 181 3 
 
 The original purity of human nature and the prefent 
 depravity of human nature - - - - 38 
 
 The defefts which attended the dodrine of morality, as 
 
 taught by philofophers and poets - - 69 
 
 Of regeneration, converfion, and fanftification - 126 
 
 The affurance of faith .... 147 
 
 The life of faith - - - - - - 161 
 
 Difference between real converfion and the femblance 
 ofit ------- 169 
 
 Growth in grace - - - - - - 198 
 
 On declenfion in religion - - - - 244 
 
 Ways and means of revival under decays of grace 2S9 
 The temptations of the prefent age - - - 303 
 
 Of communion with God - - - - 333 
 
 Sermons : — 
 
 Zech. 2. 5. God the defence and glory of his 
 Church - - - - - - 381 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. A Chriftian's duty and divine effici- 
 ency ------ 409 
 
 Prov. 8. 22, 23. The proper eternity of the divine 
 decrees ------- 441 
 
 2 Cor. 5. I. The knowledge of future glory the fup- 
 port of the faints in prefent troubles - 479 
 
 Gal. 5. 17. The oppofition of flefh and fpirit in be- 
 lievers ------- 507 
 
 Some account of the choice experience of Mrs. Brine 537 
 Sketch of the author's life - - - - 593 
 
 A vindication of fome truths of natural and rc- 
 
 BRINE, John (continued). 
 
 vealed religion in anfwer to the falfe reafoning 
 of Mr. James Fofter, on various fubjefts, viz. 
 myfteries, miracles, &c. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 A charge of publifhing a palpable falfity, exhibited 
 againft, and fully proved upon, the authors of the Monthly 
 Review, in a letter to thole gentlemen : wherein is 
 contained, A defence of the Vindication of Divine 
 Juftice, &c., in anfwer to an anonymous pamphlet, 
 intitled. The Scripture account of a Future State con- 
 fidered. Pp. 33. 8°. Lond. 1775 
 
 BRINSLEY, John. 
 
 A Puritan divine, maflerof a fchool at Afhby-de-la-Zouch. 
 
 The true watch and rule of life ; or, a direftion 
 for the examination of our fpiritual eftate, and 
 for the guiding of our life. Sixth edition, much 
 enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1614 
 
 The fecond part of the true watch, containing 
 the perfedl rule and fum of prayer. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 161 3 
 
 The third part of the true watch, or the call of 
 the Lord to awake all forts to meet him fpeedily 
 with entreaty of peace, and to turn unto him 
 by true repentance. Taken out of Ezekiel 
 chapter 9. Second edition. 4°. Lond. 1623 
 
 BRINSLEY, John, M.A. 
 
 Born, at Afhby-de-la-Zouch, Leicefterfhire, 1600. Ad- 
 mitted to Cambridge at 13. Attended his uncle, Bifhop 
 Hall, to the Synod of Dort. Became paftor at Prefton, near 
 Chelmsford, and at Somerleyton, 1642 ; was afterwards 
 called to Yarmouth. Ejedted 1662. Died 1665. He was 
 well ikilled in facred criticifm. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 50. 5. The faints' folemne covenant 
 with their God. [At the taking of the national 
 covenant in Beccles, Suffialk.J 4°. Lond. 1644 
 Two treatifes : the one handling the doftrine of 
 Chrift's mediatorfhip ; wherein the great gofpel- 
 myftery of reconciliation betwixt God and man 
 is opened, vindicated, and applied [i Tim. 
 2. 5. J The other 
 
 Of myftical implantation : wherein the Chris- 
 tian's union and communion with, and con- 
 formity to Jefus Chrift, both in his death and 
 refurreftion, is opened and applied [Rom. 6. 5.] 
 8°. Lond. 165 I 
 
 BRIOT, Peter. 
 
 Lived in the feventeenth century and publifhed fome good 
 tranflations. The following work is from the Englifh. 
 Hiftoire de I'etat prefent de I'empire Ottoman ; 
 contenant les maximes politiques des Turcs, 
 les principaux points de la religion Maho- 
 metane, fes fedles, fes herefies, et fes divers 
 fortes de religieux. 12°. Amjl. 1696 
 
 BRISSON, Barnabas. 
 
 Died 1591. A diftinguilhed French magiftrate and 
 claffical fcholar. Was prefident of the parliament of Paris, 
 attorney-general, and ambaffador of King Henry IIL to the 
 Englifli court. Having remained in Paris during the wars 
 of the League, he was hung by the rebels, who fufpedled 
 him of being favourably difpofed towards the King of 
 Navarre. 
 
 De formulis ct follemnibus populi Romani verbis, 
 libri viii. 4°. Frnnc. 1592
 
 437 
 
 438 
 
 BRISSON, Barnabas {continue.!). 
 
 Other works : De regio I'erfarum Principatu, 8°, 1580. 
 Bed edition, 8°, 1710. Di^lionarium Juridicum, folio, 
 I743,firft publi/hed 1 596. De veteri Ritu Nuptiarum, 12", 
 Amft. 1641 or 1662. Opera minora, folio, 1747. 
 
 BRISTEAD, John, M.A., Reftor of St. Peter's 
 and St. Mary's Weltout, Lewes, Suflex. 
 
 A difcourfe on the nature and ufe of prophecy. 
 Pp. vi. 95. 8°. Loud. 1743 
 
 BRISTED, John, Counfellor-at-Law. 
 
 Thoughts on the AngHcan and Anglo-American 
 Churches. 8°. Land. 1823 
 
 BRITISH HISTORY. Colleaions of ancient 
 hiftorians. 
 
 Rerum Britannicarum ; id eft Anglias, Scotia;, 
 vicinarumque infularum ac regionum ; fcrip- 
 tores vetuftiores ac prsecipui, [&c.] Folio. 
 
 Heidelb. 1587 
 
 Dedicatio Hier. Commelini. 
 Typographus ledlori de auftoribus. 
 Catalogus regum Britannorum. 
 
 The above three articles are on two leaves not paged, 
 followed by a blank leaf. 
 
 Galfredi Monumetenfis cognomento : Arturi de origine 
 
 et geftis regum Britanniae, libri xii. - - i 
 
 Pontic! Virunnii Britannic^ hiftoriae libri vi., quibus G. 
 
 Monumetenfis librosfex priores in epitomen redegit 93 
 
 Gildx Sapientis, de excidio et conqueftu Britannia epiftola 
 
 113 
 
 Bedae Anglo-Saxonis, hiftoriae ecclefiaftics gentis 
 
 Anglorum libri v. .... 1^7 
 
 De geftis Anglorum libri tres incerto auftore [continuatio 
 
 Bedae jam primum publlcata] - - - 281 
 
 Gulielmus Neubrigenfis de rebus Anglicis libri v. 353 
 
 Joannis FrofFardi hiftoriarum epitome, in qua de bellis 
 
 inter Anglos et Gallos geftis, prajcipue agitur 497 
 
 Summa omnium capitum - . - 569 
 
 Index rerum et verborum [pp. 10] - - 581 
 
 Rerum Anglicarum fcriptores poft Bedam prjE- 
 
 cipui, ex vetuftifTimis codicibus manufcriptis, 
 
 nunc primum in lucem editi, [&c.] Folio. 
 
 Franc. 1601 
 
 [Dedication to O. Elizabeth, figned Henricus Saville] 3 
 Wilielmi Monachi Malmefburienfis de geftis regum 
 
 Anglorum, libri v. - - - . . 5 
 
 Hiftoriae Novellae, libri ii. - - 174 
 
 De gefljs pontificum Anglorum, libri v. 195 
 
 Henrici Archidiaconi Huntindonenfis hiftoriarum, libri 
 
 viii. - . . - - . .295 
 
 Rogeri de Hoveden annalium pars prior, et pofterior 400 
 Chronicorum Ethel werdi, libri iv. - - 830 
 
 Ingulphi Abbatis Croylandenfis hiftoriarum, libri i. 850 
 Fafti regum et epifcoporum Angliae, ufque ad Williei- 
 
 mum Seniorem. 
 
 On 30 leaves, unpaged, following page 916. 
 Index rerum - - - - - - Ff. 15 
 
 Rerum Anglicarum fcriptores veteres. [Edit. 
 Fulman, &c.] 
 Tom. I. quorum Ingulphus nunc primum integer, 
 
 caeteri nunc primum prodcunt Oxon. 1684 
 
 Ledori ...... [Ff. 2] 
 
 Index ...... [Ff. II] 
 
 Ingulphi Croylandenfis hiftoria [626-1089] - I 
 
 Petri Blefenfis continuatio ad hiftoriam Ingulphi [1090- 
 
 1117] - 108 
 
 Chronica de Mailros ba anno 735 ad annum 1270 133 
 Annales monafterii Burtonenfis ab anno 1004 ad annum 
 
 1263 .--.--- 245 
 
 Hiftoriae Croylandenfis continuatio, [i 149-1486] 449 
 
 BRITISH HISTORY {continued). 
 
 Annalibus Melrofenfis canobii fequentia fuis locis in- 
 
 ferta fun t alia manu .... 5^5 
 
 Errata ....... ^cf<j 
 
 Only one volume has been publifhed of this collection. 
 The editors were Bp. Fell and William Fulman. 
 Hiftorias Britannicas, Saxonies, Anglo-Danica:, 
 Scriptores xv. ex vetuftis Codd. MSS. editi, 
 opera Thomse Gale, Th. Pr. Folio. 
 
 Oxonice, 1691 
 [Vol. r.] 
 
 Prffifatio, &c. Ff. 9 
 
 Gildae Sapientis de excidio Britanniae, liber querulus 1-39 
 
 [ Four leaues ivith preface of Gildas, &c.feparately paged, 
 
 precede the ivork.] 
 
 Eddii Stephani vita S. Wilfridi epifcopi Eboracenfis 41 
 
 By an error in paging, the work commences on p. 51 
 
 Nennii eulogium Britanniae, five hiftoria Britonum 91 
 
 Chronicon Fani fandtiNeoti, five annales Joan. A(reriii4i 
 
 Ranulphi Higdeni monachi Cheftrenfis polychronicon, 
 
 [ad ann. 1066] - . . - . i-j-j 
 
 Willielmus Malmeft)urienfis de antiquitate Glaftonienfis 
 
 Ecclefiae - 289 
 
 Liber v. de pontificibus - - - 337 
 
 Hiftoria Ramefienfis, five liber de fundatione et benefac- 
 toribus coenobii Ramefienfis - - - 383 
 
 Hiftoria ecclefiae Elienfis - . - - 463 
 
 Joannis Wallingford chronica - - - 525 
 
 Radulphi de Diceto hiftoria compendiofa de regibus Bri- 
 tonum - - - - - - -551 
 
 Joannis FordunScoti chronicon, five Scotorum hiftoria 563 
 Flacci Alcwini de pontificibus et fandlis Ecclefiae Ebor- 
 acenfis poema - - - - - 701 
 
 Appendix. 
 CI. Ptolemaei defcriptio Britanniarum - - 733 
 
 Antonini itinerarium Britanniarum - - 742 
 
 Notitiae dignitatum in Britannia - . . 744 
 
 Anonymus geographus de Britannia - - 746 
 
 Hydae Saxonicae - ... - 748 
 
 Notas ad Antoninum, Suritae - - - 749 
 
 Confuetudines et jura ex libro Doomefday - 757 
 
 Antiqui populi, urbes, &c. Britanniarum - 779 
 
 Notae ad Ptolemaeum et ad Antoninum, Tho. Gale 
 
 787-796 
 Index rerum et locorum - - - [Ff. 22] 
 
 Vol. 2. Hiftoriae Anglicanae fcriptores quinque, ex vetuftis 
 Codicibus MSS. nunc primum in lucem editi. 
 
 Oxon. 1687 
 Teftimonia de hiftoricis his nunc primum editis, T. G. 
 
 . [FF. 5] 
 
 Annales de Margan, five chronica abbreviata, a tempore 
 
 S. Edwardi, regis ultimi de progenie Anglorum i 
 
 Chronicon ThomaeWikes, aliter Chronicon Saliihurienfis 
 
 monafterii, ab adventu Conqueftoris ad an. 1304 21 
 
 Annales Waverleienfes. [1066-1291.] - - 129 
 
 Itinerarum Regis Anglorum Richardi, et aliorum in ter- 
 
 ram Hierofolymorum, et captionis Damietas au£lore 
 
 Gaufrido Vinifauf ... - 245 
 
 Walteri Hemingford, canonici de Giffeburne, chronica 
 
 de geftis regum Angliae ab a.d. 1066 ad annum 
 
 1300 - - - - . 453-594 
 
 Index univerfalis - - - - [FF. 1 5] 
 
 Errata et variae lectiones . - - - [F. i] 
 
 BRITISH POETS. With lives, by Dr. John- 
 fon. 61 vol. 18°. Loud. 1807 
 
 Vol. 1-7. Chaucer} 8-1 1. Spencer; 12. Eflays on 
 Spencer, &c.,Denham; 13. Waller; 14, 15. Milton ; 
 16. Butler; 17. Butler, continued, Rofcommon ; 18. 
 Cowley; 19. Cowley, continued, Rochefter ; 20-24. 
 Dryden ; 25. King; 26. Prior; 27. Prior, continued, 
 Granville; 28. Pomfret, Congreve ; 29, 30. Swift; 
 31. Addifon; 32, 33. Rowe ; 34. Watts; 35. Watts, 
 continued, Phillips, Smith ; 36. Parnell ; 37. Garth,
 
 439 
 
 440 
 
 BRITISH POETS {continued). 
 
 Fenton ; 38. Somer^-ille ; 39-43. Pope; 44. Pope, 
 contir.ued, A. Phillips ; 45, 46. Gay ; 47. Broome, 
 Pitt, Green; 48, 49. Young; 50. Savage; 51. 
 Thomfon ; 52. Dyer, G. Weft, Lyttleton ; 53. Ham- 
 mond, Collins, Moore ; 54. Shenftone ; 55. Mallett, 
 Gray, R. Weft; 56. Akenfide ; 57. Churchill; 58. 
 Churchill, canthwcd, Jenyns ; 59. Falconer, Cunning- 
 ham ; 60. Armftrong, Goldl'mith, Johnfon ; 61. 
 Jones. 
 
 BRITISH BIOGRAPHY ; or, an accurate and 
 impartial account of the lives and writings of 
 eminent perfons in Great Britain and Ireland. 
 10 vol. 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 BRITISH REFORMERS, Writings of the. 12 
 vol. 1 2°. Lond. Trail Society, n.d. 
 
 Vol. I. Bradford. 
 
 2. Latimer. 
 
 3. Ridley and Philpot. 
 
 4. Hooper. 
 
 5. Knox. 
 
 6. Becon. 
 
 7. Wiclit. 
 
 8. Tindal, Frith, Barnes. 
 
 9. Cranmer, Rogers, Saunders, Taylor, and Care- 
 
 lefs. 
 
 10. Jewell. 
 
 11. Edward VI., Hugh, Queen Catherine Parr. 
 
 12. Fox, Bale, Coverdale. 
 
 BRITISH REVIEW, and London Critical Jour- 
 
 nal. 
 
 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 181 1-25 
 
 BRITISH CRITIC [Monthly Review], from its 
 
 commencement in 1793 to 181 3, with general 
 
 index to the firil: 20 volumes, in all 42 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1793-1813 
 
 BRITISH CRITIC [Quarterly]. 3 vol. [All 
 publifhed.J 8°. Lond. 1825-26 
 
 BRITISH CRITIC, quarterly theological review 
 and ecclefiaftical record. From its commence- 
 ment in January 1827 to its clofe in 1843. 
 34 vol. 8°. Z(?W. 1827-43 
 
 BRITISH MAGAZINE, from the commence- 
 ment in 1832 to its dole in 1849. 3^ ^'°^- ^°- 
 
 Lo?id. 1832-49 
 
 BROADBENT, WilUam, Unitarian Minifter, 
 Warrington. 
 
 Sermons, Rom. i. 16. An open and fearlefs 
 avowal of the Unitarian dodlrine recommended 
 and enforced. [Unitarian fund.] 12°. Z. 1816 
 
 BROADLEY, Robert, Perpetual Curate of Swin- 
 ton, Lancafhirc. 
 
 Leftures on the fervices, creeds, and offices of the 
 Church of England. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 BROCARDUS, F. 
 
 De Clementis VIII. foedere initio contra Pro- 
 teftantes. Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 870 
 
 BROCHARDUS. 
 
 Li\ed in the thirteenth century. Born in Weftphalia. 
 Entered the order of St. Dominick ; was fent into the 
 Holy Land about 1232 and lived ten years in the monas- 
 tery at Mount Sion. He gives an interefting defcrip- 
 tion of what he Taw, and defcribes towns and villages which 
 have fince difappeared. 
 Defcriptio Terrae SandcT. Ugolinus, 6. 1025 
 
 BROCHARD, Abbate,y//^ notnine Plexiaco. 
 
 Lexicon philofophicum, five index Latinorum 
 verborum dcfcriptionumque ad philofophos et 
 dialeftos maxime pertinentium. 4°. 
 
 Hag. Com. 1 7 16 
 
 BROCHMAND, Caspar Erasmus. 
 
 A celebrated theologian. Profeflbr at Copenhagen. 
 Born 1585; died 1652. 
 
 Univerfa; theologize fyftema, commentarius in 
 epiftolam Jacobi. Folio. XJlmte, 1658 
 
 BROCK, Thomas, M.A., Redor of St. Peter- 
 du-Bois. 
 
 An affedlionate addrefs to the members of the 
 Church of England, in which the moft popu- 
 lar arguments for feparation are confidered and 
 refuted. Pp. vi. 115. 8°. Guernfey, 1826 
 
 BROCKLESBY, Richard, "A Chriftian Tri- 
 nitarian." 
 
 An explication of the gofpel-theifm, and the 
 divinity of the Chriftian religion, containing 
 the true account of the fyftem of the univerfe, 
 and of the Chriftian Trinity. Propofed to the 
 conlideration of all learned and holy men. 
 Folio. Lond. 1706 
 
 BROCQUIERE, Bertrand de la. 
 Travels, a.d. 1432-1433. 
 
 Paleftine (Early Travels in), 283 
 BROGDEN, James, M.A., of Trinity College, 
 
 Cambridge. 
 Illuftrations of the liturgy and ritual of the 
 Church of England, being fermons and dis- 
 courfes felefted from eminent divines who 
 lived during the feventeenth century. 3 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The Church of England. 
 
 Eph. 4. 3. The unity of the Spirit in the bond of 
 
 peace. Adam Littleton - - - - 3 
 
 Cant. 6. 9. The beauty and unity of the Church. 
 
 Bifnop Hall 29 
 
 Belief in the holy Catholic Church. Bp. Pearfon 47 
 
 Pfa. 84. I. Love to public worfhip. Dr. John 
 
 Rogers ------ 90 
 
 On places for the public fervice of God. Hooker 107 
 
 1 Kings, 13. 33, 34. Ecclefiaftical policy the beft 
 policy. South - - - - 130 
 
 Epiftle prefixed to the fifth Book of the Church. 
 Field ------- 166 
 
 The ordering of deacons. 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 13. Human means ufeful to infpired per- 
 fons. Bifliop Bull - - - - 177 
 
 John, 7. 17. Via intelligentiae. Bifhop Taylor 199 
 The ordering of priefts. 
 
 James, 3. i. The difficulty and danger of the prieftly 
 
 office. Bifhop Bull - - - - 253 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The facerdotal benedidlion in the name 
 
 of the Trinity. Bifhop Beveridge - 285 
 
 The confecration of bifhops. 
 
 Tit. I. 5. A confecration fermon. Abp. Sancroft 319 
 Luke, 12. 42, 43. A confecration fermon. Bifhop 
 Taylor ...--- 262 
 
 Common Prayer. 
 
 I Tim. 2. I, 2. Common prayers, ancient, ufeful, and 
 
 necefTary. Bifhop Bull . - - 403 
 
 On prefcribcd forms of common prayer. Comber 424 
 
 J
 
 41 1 
 
 442 
 
 BROGDEN, James, M.A. {continued). 
 The Pialter, or Pf-ilms of David. 
 
 On our manner of reading the Ffalms other than the 
 reft of Scripture. Hooker - - - 451 
 
 Holy facraments. 
 
 The dottrine of the facraments. Barrow - 467 
 
 Of facraments in general. Blfhop Hacket 471 
 
 Of the name, author, force, and neceflity of facra- 
 ments. Hooker ----- 47^ 
 
 Baptifm. 
 
 On baptifm. Barrow - - - - 489 
 
 Pfa. 86. 5. The miracles of the divine mercy. Bifhop 
 Taylor - - - - - - - 501 
 
 What comforts flow from the facrament of baptifm. 
 Bifhop Hacket ----- 525 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Holy communion. 
 
 On the eucharifl. Barrow - - . j 
 
 On the facrament of the body and blood of Chrift. 
 
 Hooker ------ 18 
 
 What comforts flow from the facrament of the Lord's 
 
 fupper. Bifhop Hacket - - - 56 
 
 Church Catechifm. 
 
 A brief difcourfe upon the Church catechif'm. 
 
 Comber ------ y^ 
 
 On Chriftian inftrudlion. Bifhop Beveridge - 88 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. On growth in grace. Bp. Taylor no 
 2 Pet. I.I. On faith. Barrow - - 129 
 
 I John, 2. 3, 4. On keeping Chrift's commandments. 
 
 Cud worth - - - - - - 161 
 
 Matt. 22. 37. On the love of God. Bp. Beveridge 218 
 Matt. 22. 39. On the love of our neighbour. Barrow 
 
 249 
 Rom. 14. 7. On living to God and not to ourfelves. 
 
 R. Bentley ------ 295 
 
 Ambition an hindrance to true faith. Dr. T. Jackfon 
 
 A fermon on Luke, 16. 9. Chillingworth 335 
 
 Eph. 5.4. Againft foolifh talking and jefting. Barrow 
 
 369 
 Prov. 3. 17. Ways of wifdom ways of pleafantnefs. 
 
 South -.---_ 404 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Of induflry in our particular calling 
 
 as fcholars. Barrow - - - . 4^0 
 
 1 John, 3. 21. The nature and meafures of con- 
 fcience. South- - - - . ^5^ 
 
 Mic. 6. 6, 8. The worfhipper's facrifice. Farindon 485 
 An expofition of the Lord's prayer. Barrow - 520 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Confirmation. 
 
 On confirmation. Hooker - - - 3 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. The righteoufnefs evangelical. Bp. Tay- 
 lor- - - - - - - 15 
 
 Rom. 7. 19. The Chriftian's conqueft over the body 
 of fin. Bp. Taylor - - - - 48 
 
 James, 2. 24. Fides formata, or faith working by 
 love. Bp. Taylor ----- 80 
 
 Matrimony. 
 
 Eph. 5. 32, 33. The marriage ring, or the myfte- 
 
 rioufnefs and duties of marriage. Bp. Taylor 117 
 
 Hof. 2. 19. Sermon preached at a marriage. Dr. 
 
 Donne - - - - - - 161 
 
 Vifitation of the fick. 
 
 The introdudlion of the vifitation of the fick. Comber 
 
 185 
 Prov. 28. 13. On the confeflion of fins. Abp. Sharp 202 
 On the forgivenefs of fins. Bp. Pearfon - 225 
 Burial of the dead. 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 14. A fermon at the funeral of the 
 Countefs of Carbery. Bp. Taylor - 255 
 
 Matt. 26. 39. A funeral fermon. Bp. Stillingfleet 295 
 On our putting ofFthefe bodies. Dr. W. Sherlock 318 
 The churching of women. 
 
 On the duty of nurfing children. Bp. Taylor 345 
 
 BROGDEN, James, M.A. [continued). 
 Commination. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. II. Perfuafivcs to the being religious from 
 the terrors of the Lord. Bp. Stillingfleet 365 
 
 5th November. 
 
 Afts, 2.42. A confutation of the chief doftrincs oi 
 popery. Bp. Lloyd - - - - 359 
 
 30th January. 
 
 King Charles the Martyr to the Prince of Wales 455 
 Pfa. 126. 6. The reftoration of the royal family. 
 Bp. Bramhall ----- 473 
 
 The accefTion. 
 
 I Tim. 2. I, 2. On his majefty's happy return. 
 Barrow - - - - - ■ S05 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 32. 3C0. 
 
 Catholic fafeguards againft the errors, corruptions, 
 and novelties of the Church of Rome ; being 
 difcourfes and trafts, felefted from the works 
 of eminent divines of the Church of England, 
 who lived during the 17th century. 3 vol. 
 8°. Land. 1846 
 
 Vol. I. 1846. 
 
 1. Of the Church. 
 
 Of the Church. Hooker - - - i 
 
 Of the vifible and invifible Church. Field - 15 
 
 The vifible Church. Hooker - - 20 
 
 Remarkable obfervations concerning the Church. 
 Bp. White ------ 24 
 
 The two attributes, holy and catholic. Dr. Jackfon 32 
 Univerfality of the Catholic Church, and the unity 
 of the Catholic faith profefTed therein. Ufher 41 
 Of that article in the new Roman creed, " the Holy 
 Catholic and Apoftolic Roman Church, mother 
 and miftrefs of all other Churches, without which 
 there is no falvation." Bp. Morton - 74 
 
 Roma ecclefia non eft mater omnium catholicorum, 
 nee omnium ecclefiarum. Dr. Crakanthorpe in 
 The Church of Rome relies upon no certain founda- 
 tion for their faith. Bp. Taylor - - 117 
 Papal perverfions of the truth of Chriftian dodlrine. 
 Barrow ------ 170 
 
 2. Of the differences between the Church of Rome and 
 the Church of England. 
 
 The differences between the Church of Rome and 
 the Church of England. Bp. Cofin - - 187 
 
 Of the controverfies between us and the Roman 
 Church. Dr. White - - - - 194 
 
 A compendious difcourfe upon the cafe as it ftands 
 between the Church of England and of Rome on 
 the one hand : and again between the fame Church 
 of England and thofe congregations which have 
 divided from it on the other. Bp. Feme • 230 
 
 3. Offchifm. 
 
 Of fchifm. Hammond - - - - 299 
 
 A juft vindication of the Church of England from the 
 unjuft afperfions of criminal fchifm. Abp. Bram- 
 hall - 334 
 
 That the Pope and the court of Rome are moft guilty 
 of the fchifm. Bramhall - - - 368 
 
 A defence of the Church of England againft the ob- 
 jections of the Romanifts. Hammond - 397 
 
 4. Of the errors, corruptions, and novelties of the Church 
 of Rome. 
 
 The errors of the Church of Rome. Bp. Taylor 41 1 
 The corruptions of the Church of Rome. Bp. Bull 533 
 The novelties of the Church of Rome. Dr. Pierce 588 
 Vol. 2. 1846. 
 4. Of the errors, &c., continued. 
 
 The old religion. Bp, Hall - - - 1 
 
 Purgatory. Abp. Laud - - - - 96 
 
 Prayer for the dead. LTfhcr - - - 120 
 
 Prayer to flints. Ufher - - - - 191 
 
 Of the invocation of the blefled Virgin. Bp. Bull 258
 
 443 
 
 444 
 
 BROGDEN, James, M.A. {continued). 
 
 A difcourie of the due praife and honour ot the Virgin 
 Mary. St. Luke, i. 28. Hickes - 280 
 
 Of images. Ufher . - - . - -526 
 
 Image-worfhip. Bp. Andrews - - 342 
 
 Tranfubftantiation. Bp. Cofin ... 300 
 Half-communion. Bp. Taylor - - 491 
 
 Of the neceflity of works of righteoufnefs. Bp. Bull 
 
 5" 
 
 Of juftification in Chrift's name. Bp. Andrews 528 
 Of auricular confeflion. Bp. Taylor - 553 
 
 Of indulgences. Bp. Stillingfleet - - 594 
 
 Vol. 3. 1851. 
 Of the Pope's fupremacy. 
 
 Of the Pope's fupremacy. Barrow - - 3 
 
 Of the Pope's temporal monarchy. Crakanthorp 44 
 Bp. Overall's Convocation book. Bp. Overall no 
 On Chrlftian fubjedlion. Bp. Morton - - 162 
 
 Convocation book. Bp. Overall - - 185 
 
 Popery dangerous to Proteftant princes. Bp. Barlow 
 
 207 
 On the fupreme civil power. Bp. Taylor - 294 
 Of convocation. A fermon on Numb. 10. i, 2. 
 Bp. Andrews . . . - - ^77 
 
 The ufe and value of ecclefiaftical antiquity. Water- 
 land ------- 408 
 
 A juft vindication of the Church of England. Abp. 
 Bramhall ----- 4^8 
 
 Increafe of the papal power in England. Twyfden 491 
 
 How far the regal power did extend itfelf in matters 
 
 ecclefiaftical. Twyfden - - - - 553 
 
 Appendix of records and ftatutes - - 577 
 
 Index to the three volumes. 
 
 BROES, Broerius, Theologias Doftor, et in Acad. 
 
 Lugd. Bat. Prof. Ord. 
 Inftitutiones theologije theoreticas, tarn elenfticae, 
 
 quam theticae. 8°. L. Bat. 1788 
 
 BROKESBY, Francis, B.D. 
 
 Born, at Stoke Golding, Leicefterfhire, 1637. Educated 
 at Trinity College, Cambridge. Became Redtor of Rowley, 
 Yorkfliire. Deprived, at the Revolution, on refufing to 
 take the oaths, and joined the Nonjurors. Died 17 15. 
 He aflifted Nelfon in compiling his book on the Feafts and 
 Fafts, and wrote a life of Jefus Chrift, befide the following : 
 
 An hiftory of the government of the Primitive 
 Church for the three firft centuries and the 
 beginning of the fourth ; fhewing that the 
 Church in thofe firft ages, as it has been ever 
 fince, was governed by bifhops, or officers 
 fuperior to prefbyters. Wherein alfo the fug- 
 geftions of David Blondel to the contrary are 
 confidered. 8°. LonJ. 171 2 
 
 Life of Dodw^ell. See Dodwell. 
 
 BROME, Edmund, B.D., and Fellow of St. 
 John's College, Cambridge. 
 
 The glorious defcent ; or, the bleffings of the 
 Holy Ghoft, reprefented in three difcourfes on 
 St. John, 17. 7, lately preached at Triploe, 
 near Cambridge. To which are added three 
 other fermons : two on the Feaftof Eafter [the 
 joyful refurreflion, on St. John, 20. 20] ; and 
 one on the nativity of our Lord [on St. John, 
 1. 14]. 8°. Lon^. 1709 
 
 BROMLEY, Robert Anthony, B.D. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 12. 32, [Philanthropic Society.] 
 4°. 1790 
 
 Twyfden, Hift. 725 
 containing a biogra- 
 
 BROMPTON, John. 
 
 A Ciftcrcian monk. 
 Chronicon, A.D. 588-1 198. 
 
 BROOKE, Benjamin. 
 
 The lives of the Puritans ; 
 
 phical account of thofe divines who diftin- 
 guifhed themfelves in the caufe of religious 
 liberty from the Reformation under Queen 
 Elizabeth to the Aft of Uniformity in 1662. 
 3 vol. 8°. Lorn/. 18 1 3 
 
 BROOKE, Z., D.D., Fellow of St. John's Col- 
 lege, Cambridge. 
 
 Several difcourfes preached before the late king, 
 and his prefent majefty, and before the Uni- 
 verlity of Cambridge. 8°. Camb. 1763 
 
 I Sam. 12. 24 
 
 - 19 
 
 Job, 30. 23 - 
 
 - - 193 
 
 Luke, 2. 10 - 
 
 43 
 
 Rom. 8. 28 - 
 
 - 213 
 
 Pfa. 37. 37 
 
 - 71 
 
 Matt. 9. 2 - 
 
 - - 237 
 
 John, 16. 33 - 
 
 97 
 
 Exod. 14. 13 - 
 
 - 271 
 
 Ifa. 12. 2 
 
 - 125 
 
 Micah, 4. 4 
 
 - - 293 
 
 Matt. 6. 31-33 
 
 - 153 
 
 
 
 An examination of Dr. Middleton's Free In- 
 quiry, &c. In which is proved at large, as 
 well from prefumptive evidence as politive tes- 
 timony, that we have fufficient reafon to 
 believe the continuance of miracles after the 
 days of the apoftles, &c. 8°. Ca?nb. 1750 
 
 BROOKES, Matthew, D.D. 
 
 The facred and moft myfterious hiftory of man's 
 redemption, wherein is fet forth the gracious 
 adminiftration of God's covenant with man- 
 kind at all times, from the beginning of the 
 world unto the end. Folio. Lond. 1657 
 
 BROOKES, Henry, Reftor of Camerton and 
 Henton Blewet, Somerfet. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 7. 13-15. On the miracle of 
 railing the widow's fon of Nain. [Trinity 
 16.] 8°. Lond. 1734 
 
 BROOKES, R., M.D. 
 
 A general gazetteer ; or compendious geogra- 
 phical diftionary : containing defcriptions of 
 every country in the known world, with their 
 towns, people, natural produftions, &c., and 
 the various remarkable events by which they 
 have been diftinguiftied. Revifed and cor- 
 rected to the prefent period, by A. G. Find- 
 lay, F.R.S. New edition, illuftrated by maps. 
 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 The general gazetteer. 8°. Lond. 1807 
 
 BROOKES, J. W., Vicar of Clarebro', Retford. 
 
 Elements of prophetical interpretation. 1 2°, 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 
 Abdiel's eflays on the advent and kingdom of 
 Chrift. 12°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Alfo in Inveftigator. 
 
 A diftionary of the writers on the prophecies, 
 with the titles and occafional defcription of 
 their works ; alfo, an appendix containing lifts 
 of commentators, annotators, &c. on the holy 
 fcriptures. 8°. Lond. 1835
 
 445 
 
 446 
 
 BROOKES, J. W. {continued). 
 
 Sermon, Phil. i. 27. The Chriftian's faith and 
 pradlice, [Farewell.] Fourth edition. 12°. 
 
 Retford, 1822 
 BROOKS, Thomas. 
 
 An eminent Independent divine. Was for fome time a 
 
 preacher at St. Thomas Apoftle, London, and about 165 1 
 
 was chofen minifter of St. Mary Magdalen, where he con- 
 
 diidted public worfhip in the congregational way. Ejefted 
 
 1662. Died 16S0. He is an aft'edling and ufeful writer, 
 
 though homely in his expreflions. His works are ot very 
 
 rare occurrence in the old editions. 
 
 An arke for all God's Noahs in a gloomy day ; 
 
 or, the excellency of a believer's portion, in 
 
 feveral fermons. [On Lament. 3. 24.] Sm. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1666 
 
 y\pples of gold for young men and women, and 
 
 a crown of glory for old men and women ; 
 
 or, the happinefs of being good betimes, and 
 
 the honour of being an old difciple. [On 
 
 1 Kings, 14. 13.] The laft edition. 12°. 
 
 Lond. \6jo 
 
 Heaven on earth ; or, a ferious difcourfe touching 
 a well-grounded affurance of men's everlafting 
 happinefs and blelTednefs, with the refolution 
 of feveral weighty queftions, [and a funeral 
 fermon, " the believer's lail day is his bell 
 day." On Ecclef 7. i]. Second edition, 
 correfted and enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1657 
 
 London's lamentations ; or, a ferious difcourfe 
 concerning that late fiery difpenfation that 
 turned our once renowned city into a ruinous 
 heap. [On Ifa. 42. 24, 25.] 4°. Lond. 1670 
 
 The mute Chriftian under the fmarting rod, with 
 fovereign antidotes againfl: the mod miferable 
 exigents ; or, a Chriltian witli an olive leaf in 
 his mouth when he is under the greateft afflic- 
 tions. [On Pfa. 39. 9.] Seventh edition. 
 12°. Lond. 1679 
 
 The privy key of heaven ; or, a difcourfe of 
 clofet-prayer. [On Matt. 6. 6.] Small 8°. 
 
 Lond. 
 
 Precious remedies againfl Satan's devices. [On 
 
 2 Cor. 9. II.] Tenth ed. 8°. Lond. 1705 
 A cabinet of choice jewels, or a box of precious 
 
 ointment ; being a plain difcovery of, or what 
 men are worth for eternity, and how 'tis like 
 to go with them in another world. Here is 
 alfo a clear and large difcovery of the feveral 
 rounds in Jacob's ladder, that no hypocrite 
 under heaven can climb up to. 4°. Lond. 1669 
 
 The unfearchable riches of Chrifl ; or, meat for 
 flrong men and milk for babes, held forth in 
 xxii. fermons from Ephef. 3. 8. Fourth edit, 
 correfted and amended. 4°. Lond.i6j\ 
 
 Farewell fermon. Farewell Sermons, 294 
 
 BROOME, Rev. A. 
 
 Seleflions from the works of Fuller and South, 
 with fome account of the lives and writings of 
 thofe eminent divines. Second edition, en- 
 larged. I 2^. Lond. n. d. 
 
 BROOME, Rev. A. {continued). 
 
 The duty of humanity to inferior creatures. 
 Abridged from Dr. Primatt, with notes and 
 illuftrations. 12°. Lond. 1831 
 
 BROTHERS, Richard. 
 
 A pretender to the gift of prophecy. 
 
 A revealed knowledge of the prophecies and 
 times [with various trails refpefting Brothers 
 and his prophecies, including Halhed's, with 
 Home's anfwer, alfb Turner's prophecies]. 
 8°. Lond. 1794, &c. 
 
 BROUGH, W., D.D., Dean of Gloucefler. 
 
 Sacred principles, fervices and foliloquies ; or, a 
 manual of devotions. 12°. Lond. 1672 
 
 The holy feafts and fafts of the Church ; with 
 meditations and prayers, pious and proper for 
 them. And fome alfo upon facraments and 
 other fubjefts of facred and weighty con- 
 fideration. 12°. Lond. 1657 
 
 BROUGHAM, Lord. 
 
 Hiflorical fketches of flatefmen who flourifhed in 
 the time of George IIL A new edition, cor- 
 refled by the author. 6 vol. in 3. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1845 
 
 Lives of men of letters and fcience who flou- 
 
 rifhed in the time of George IIL 2 vol. 
 
 Royal 8°. Lond. 1845-46 
 
 Voltaire, RoulTeau, Hume, Robertfon, Black, Watt, 
 
 Prieftley, Cavendifh, Davy, Simfon, &c. 
 
 A review by J. W. Croker in Quarterly Review, 76. 62. 
 
 Difcourfe on natural theology. See Paley. 
 
 BROUGHAM, John, M.A., Fellow of King's 
 College, Cambridge, and Reftor of Bally haize, 
 Cavan, Ireland. 
 
 Sermons on various occafions. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 81 3 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 19. 17, and Exod. 20. 7. The ten command- 
 ments. (11 fermons) . _ - i 
 Matt. 5. 7 - •■ - - - - 189 
 Numb. 23. 10. Death ... - 203 
 Luke, 2. II. Chriftmas day - - - 219 
 Luke, 10. 29. The good Samaritan - - 233 
 Job, 5. 6. Againft difcontent - - - 249 
 Luke, 6. 9. For a Sunday fchool - - - 265 
 Luke, 17. 17 - - - - - 281 
 
 Pfa. 2. I - 297 
 
 I Pet. 4. 8 ----- - 313 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 13. Faith .... - i 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Hope - - . . 17 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Chanty - - - - 33 
 
 Matt. 8. 10. The centurion - - 51 
 Matt. 15. 22. The faithful woman of Canaan 65 
 Matt. 22. 4. Parable of the marriage-feaft applied to the 
 facrament of the Lord's Supper . - 79 
 1 John, 2. 25. Man's infenfibility to his future happi- 
 nefs - - 95 
 
 Luke, iS. 10. The pharifee and publican - iii 
 
 Pfa. 37. 5, 6. The love of our country - 125 
 John, 6. 5. The providence of God in the miracle of 
 
 the loaves and fiflies .... 143 
 
 Pfa. 132. 18. King's acceflion - - - 157 
 
 Matt. 13. 18. Parable of the fower - • 167 
 
 Pfa. 100. 2. Revealed religion - - - J 81 
 
 Matt. 6. 16. Faft-day, 1805 - - - 195
 
 447 
 
 448 
 
 BROUGHAM, John, M.A. [continueii). 
 
 2 Tim. 3- 14 - - - - - - -09 
 
 Heb. 10. 14. Good Friday - - - 225 
 
 Mark, 16. 6. Eafter day . - - - 241 
 
 Pfa. 98. I, 2. Thankfgiving fermon - - 255 
 
 BROUGHTON, Hugh. 
 
 Born at Oldbury, Salop, 1549. He was fent to Cam- 
 bridge by the celebrated Bernard Gilpin, where he became 
 fellow of Chrift's College. Went to London, where he 
 diftinguifhed himfelf as a preacher. In 1589 he went to 
 Germany, where he continued until the death of Queen 
 Elizabeth. Preached before Prince Heniy on the Lord's 
 Prayer, 1603. Died 1612. He attained great reputation 
 for extenfive knowledge in Hebrew and Rabbinical learning, 
 but he was deficient in tafte and judgment. Dr. Lightfoot 
 has left a high eulogium on his charafter and attainments. 
 
 The works of the great Albionean divine, re- 
 nowned in many nations for rare Ikill in Sa- 
 lem's and Athens' tongues, and familiar ac- 
 quaintance with all Rabbinical learning, Mr. 
 Hugh Broughton. Collefled into one volume 
 and digefted into four tomes. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1662 
 
 Preface, giving fome accompt of the authour's life, and 
 
 writings. By John Lightfoot - - - Ff. 6 
 
 Table ------- Ff. 4 
 
 The concent of Scriptures [Genealogy and hiftory from 
 
 Adam to our Lord's days. The continuance of the 
 
 Chaldean kingdom. Rome's plagues, &c.] i 
 
 The jame in Latin. - " " " " 53 
 
 Epiftolary appendix - - - - - 153 
 
 A tranllation of Daniel, with feveral annotations and 
 animadverfions thereupon - - - (164) 
 
 Latin commentary on Daniel - - - (^61) 
 
 Texts of Scripture chaining the holy chronicle (338) 
 A defence of the book, entitled, A Concent of Scripture 
 
 (345) 
 Treatifes upon feveral parts and heads of Scripture. [Old 
 
 Teftament only.] 
 The time of the creation and Adam's fall - 206 
 
 Obfervations upon the firft ten Fathers - 214 
 
 A treatife of Melchizedek, with a difcourfe touching the 
 
 Greek tranflation ----- 220 
 A tranflation of the book of Job - - 247 
 
 A comment upon Coheleth, or Ecclefiaftes - 291 
 
 The Lamentations of Jeremiah tranflated and explained 
 
 314 
 The genealogie of Jefus Chrift, with a vindication of 
 the Gofpel _ . . . - 326 
 
 An expofition upon the Lord's prayer - - 391 
 
 A difcourfe upon the epiftle of Jude - - 402 
 
 A revelation of the holy Apocalypfe - - 408 
 
 An epiftle touching tranflation of the Bible - 557 
 
 Of corruption in our handling of religion [chiefly in 
 wrong tranflations] - - - - "575 
 
 A require ofconfent to the grounds of divinity 614 
 
 Colledlion of fundry fragments and mifcellanies : a parti- 
 cular treatife of the Apocrypha. A better courfe for 
 the ftudy of theology, &c. - - - 649 
 
 An explication of the article of Chrift's defcent into hell 
 
 727 
 Epiftles to fundry perfons, chiefly concerning the conver- 
 fion of Jews to Chriftianity - - - 930 
 
 The defire of the Jews at Conftantinople to be inftrufted 
 in Chriftianity - - - 672 [/.?. 972] 
 
 The illuftration of the holy Scriptures from Ebrew and 
 Greek writers - - - - 704 [i.e. 904] 
 
 A fermon preached at the funeral of Mr. Hugh Brough- 
 ton, by James Speght, D.D., on John, 11. 3 725 [905] 
 Funeral poem - - - - - 731 [931] 
 
 Tables - - - - - - - Ff 6 
 
 BROUGHTON, Hugh {continued). 
 
 An advertifement of corruption in our handling 
 
 of religion. Pp. iii. 4°. /. /. 1605 
 
 A require of agreement to the groundes of di- 
 
 vinitie iludie : wherein great fcholers falling, 
 
 and being caught of Jewes difgrace the Gofpel : 
 
 and trap them to deftruftion. Ff 5, Pp. 92. 
 
 4°. s.l. 161 1 
 
 BROUGHTON, John, M.A. 
 
 Pfychologia ; or, an account of the nature ot 
 
 the rational foul. In 2 parts, the firft being 
 
 an effay towards eftablifhing the received 
 
 doftrines of an immaterial and, confequently, 
 
 immortal fubftance ; the fecond, a vindication 
 
 of that doftrine againft a late book, called 
 
 Second Thoughts. 8°. Land. ijOT, 
 
 The great apoftacy from Chriftianity, with its 
 
 evil influence on the civil ftate. Pp. 156. 8°. 
 
 Land. 171 8 
 BROUGHTON, Thomas, A.M., Prebendary of 
 Sarum. 
 
 Born at London, 1704. Educated at Eton School. En- 
 tered Gonville and Caius College, 1722. Entered into 
 orders, 1727. Redlor of Stepington, Huntingdonfliire, 
 1739. Soon afterwards chofen reader to the Temple. 
 Vicar of Bedminfter, near Briftol, 1744, to which was 
 added a prebend in Saliftiury Cathedral. Died 1774. He 
 was one of the original writers of the Biographia Britannica, 
 an indefatigable writer, difldnguiflied by eminent literary 
 abilities, and an adlive zeal for the Chriftian caufe, joined 
 with moderation. 
 
 Chriftianity diftindl from the religion of nature, 
 in anfwer to a late book, entitled, Chriftianity 
 as old as the Creation. 3 parts. 8°. L. ij'^z 
 Bibliotheca hiftorico-facra ; or, an hiftorical 
 library of the principal matters relating to 
 religion, ancient and modern. Pagan, Jewifti, 
 Chriftian, and Mahommedan. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Zi^W. 1737-39 
 Vol. 1, 1737. A. — Ju., and appendix of omiflions. 
 Vol. 2, 1739. La. — Z., and fupplement to both vols. 
 Index. 
 
 There has been only one edition of this valuable work, 
 
 although copies are often found with other dates, and fome 
 
 under the title of. An Hiftorical Didlionary of all Religions. 
 
 A defence of the commonly-received doftrine of 
 
 the human foul. 8°r Lond. 1766* 
 
 A profpeft of futurity, in four differtations on 
 
 the nature and circumftances of the life to 
 
 come. 
 
 [I. The ftate of the dead between death and the refur- 
 reftion. 
 
 II. The refurreftion. 
 
 III. The judgment of mankind by Jefus Chrift. 
 
 IV. The final ftate of retribution], with a preliminary 
 difcourfe on the natural and moral evidences of a fu- 
 ture ftate ; and an appendix on the general confla- 
 gration, or burning of the world. 8". Lond. 1768 
 
 Sermons. Edited by his fon, Thomas Brough- 
 ton, A.M., Vicar of Tiverton, near Bath. 
 
 Lofid. 1778 
 
 Heb. II. 17-19. Abraham's faith - - i 
 
 John, 7. 46. The eloquence of Chrift - 27 
 
 Matt. 13. 3. Parable of the fower. (2 ferm.) 49 
 
 Luke, 10. 29. The good Samaritan - - 91
 
 449 
 
 45< 
 
 BROUGHTON, Thomas, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Luke, i6. 25. Rich man and Lazarus. (2 fcrm.) 113 
 
 Matt. 25. 13. Parable of the ten virgins - 161 
 
 Eccl. 18. 8. The theory of man - - - 185 
 
 I Cor. 15. 19. Hope in Chrift - - 209 
 
 Pfa. 16. II. Joys of heaven ... 231 
 
 Luke, 15.7. Repentance of a finner, a joy in heaven 255 
 
 Matt. 5. 43. Love of enemies - - - 279 
 
 John, II. 47. On miracles - - - 305 
 
 Adls, 19. 15. Converfion and miniftry of St. Paul 329 
 TraB agahiji Broughton. 
 
 A warning againfl; popifh doftrines : or, obferv- 
 ations on the Rev. Mr. Thomas Broughton's 
 Defence of an Inherent Immortality in Man, 
 &c. Pp. 88. 8°. Land. 1767 
 
 BROWN, David. 
 
 A native of Yorkfhire ; educated at Magdalen College, 
 Cambridge ; appointed Chaplain to the Eaft India Com- 
 pany, 1794; Provofl: of the College of Fort William, 
 1800 ; died, 1812. 
 
 Memorial fketches of: with a feledlion of his fer- 
 mons, preached at Calcutta. [Edited by the 
 Rev. C. Simeon.] 8°. Lond. \%\(i 
 
 Memorial /ketches, with his journals, &c. - 1-336 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5, 6. The plan of falvation by a Mediator 
 
 ftated and vindicated - - - - 339 
 
 Tit. 3. 8. The pradlical ufe and tendency of the 
 
 Gofpel. (2 ierm.) - - - - 355 
 
 A£ls, 20. 27. The whole counfel of God declared. A 
 
 minifter's appeal to his hearers - - 376 
 
 Pfa. 136. 23. God's mercy to us in our low eftate 386 
 I Cor. 7. 29-31. The ufe to be made of prefent things 
 
 406 
 Eph. 5. 16. On redeeming time - - - 413 
 
 James, 4. 13, 14. Againfl: prefumlng on the morrow 428 
 Luke, 3. 14. The foldier's inquiry - - 439 
 
 Afts, 16. 25-34. St. Paul's inftruftion to the jailer 447 
 Pfa. 77. 19. The myfterioufnefs of God's difpenfatlons 
 
 4-55. 
 I Cor. 2. 1-4. A folemn appeal refpefting the fcope of 
 
 his miniftrations - - - - - 481 
 
 BROWN, Edward, Reftor of Sunbridge, Kent. 
 
 Fafciculus rerum expetendarum et fugiendarum, 
 prout ab Orthuino Gratio, prefbytero Daven- 
 trienfi, editus eft Coloniae, a.d. 1535, in con- 
 cilii tunc indicendi ufum et admonitionem ; ab 
 innumeris mendis repurgatus juxta editiones 
 fingulares et potiores plerorumque tradlatuum 
 qui in eo continentur : una cum appendice five 
 tomo II. fcriptorum veterum, qui Ecclefiae 
 Romance errores et abufus detegunt et dam- 
 nant, necefhtatemque reformationis urgent. 
 2 vol. Foho. Lond. 1690 
 
 Vol. I. 1690. 
 Epiftola, praefatio, &c. - - - - Ff 26 
 
 yEneae Sylvii commentarii de geftis Bafilienfis concilii I 
 Epiftolse, orationes, &c. - - - - 52 
 
 Vita et gefta Hildebrandi [Greg. VIL], authore Benone 
 Cardinali ------ 78 
 
 Vita Henrici IV., Cafaris Augufti, Ducis Bavariae VII. 89 
 Caroli IV. Romanorum imp. Aurea Bulla - 108 
 
 De donatione Conllantini - - - - 124 
 
 Laurentii Vallae in donatione Conftantini declamatio 128 
 Nicolaus de Cufa de Don. Conft. - - - 157 
 
 Profeflio fidei fratrum Waldenfium - - 162 
 
 Refponfio excufatoria fratrum Waldenfium - 172 
 
 Wilhelmus Wodfordus adverfus Joannem Wiclefum 190 
 Articuli J. Wiclefi in concilio Conftant. damnati 2C6 
 Rcprobationcs artic. Wicl. - - - - 280 
 
 .^neas Sylvius de origine Wiclefitarum - - 296 
 
 BROWN, Edward {continued). 
 
 Condemnatio J. Wiclefi, J. Hus, et H. de Praga, &c. 299 
 De vocatione Bohemorum ad S. Bafilien. concil., &c. 31 1 
 Paradoxa et examen Joannis de Wefalia - 325 
 
 Gravamina Germanica; nationis, cum remediis et avifa- 
 mentis ad Caefarem Majeftatem - - - 334 
 
 Nicolai de Clemangis difputatio fuper materia concilii 
 generalis ------ 393 
 
 Petr. de Aliaco de reformatione ecclefiae - - 406 
 
 Joan. Francifci Pici Mirandulx de reformandis moribus 
 
 oratio - - - - - - - 417 
 
 Conftitutio Cardinal. Campegiideremovendisabufibus 422 
 Antonii Lynnich oratio ad clerum Colon. - 430 
 
 Erafmus de amabili ecclefiae concordia, &c. - 437 
 
 Vol. 2. 1690. Appendix. 
 Hildeberti Cenomanenfis deinde Turonenfis epiftolae, 
 &c. - ------ - I 
 
 Antilogia papae, hoc eft, de corrupto ecclefiae ftatu, 
 fcripta aliquot veterum authorum, viz. 
 Matthaeus Parifienfis de periculis ecclefiae, &c. 17 
 
 Wilhelmi de S. amore fermones - - 43 
 
 Marfilius de Padua de tranflatione imperii • 55 
 
 Aureum fpeculum papae - - - - 63 
 
 Jacobus de Paradifo Carthufienfis de feptem ftatibus 
 
 ecclefiae in Apocalypfi defcriptis - - 102 
 
 Gregorii Heymburgenfis confutatio primatus papae, &c. 
 
 114 
 
 Hermannus Ryd de Reen de vita et honefl:ate cleri- 
 
 corum - - - - - - -129 
 
 B. Volkuini homilla - - - - 151 
 
 Hulderici Auguftenfis epifcopi epiftola de cleri coelibatu 
 
 161 
 Tradlatus contra ccelibatum clericorum - - 166 
 
 G. Crafhaw epiftola ad Binnium, &c. - - 169 
 
 Opufculum tripartitum, &c. - - - - 185 
 
 Roberti Groffeteft epifcopi Lincolnienfisopufculaquaedam : 
 Sermones ad clerum ; Traftatus de prophetis veris et 
 falfis, De fide, De juftificatione, De oratione, De fuper- 
 bia, epiftolae, &c. ----- 244 
 
 Antiqua regni et ecclefiae Angliae gravamina - 415 
 Wilhelmi Occami defenforium contra Johannem Papam 
 
 XXII. 436 
 
 Defenforium curatorum contra privilegiatos - 466 
 Nicolai Orefmii fermo coram papa - - 487 
 
 Joannis de Rupefciffa prophetias et liber infcriptus Vade 
 
 mecum in tribulatione - . - - 494 
 
 Petri de Alliaco recommendatio S. Scripturas, et quaes- 
 
 tiones, &c. ------ 508 
 
 Determinatio Univ. Parifienfis in caufafchifmatis,&c. 541 
 Nicolai de Clemangis de corrupto ecclefiae ftatu liber 555 
 Poggii dialogus contra hypocrifim - - - 570 
 
 Matthaeus de Cracovia de fqualoribus Romanas curiae 584 
 Bullae contra Bohemos, &c. - - - 611 
 
 Gentiani Herveti oratio de reparanda eccl. difciplina, 
 
 &c. - - - - - - - - 651 
 
 Georgii Wicelii via regia, Elenchus abufuum, Methodus 
 
 concordiae, &c. ----- 703 
 
 Catalogus authorum qui fcripferunt contra fqualoresEccl. 
 
 Rom. - - 794 
 
 Stephani Gardineri epifcopi Winton. de vera obedientia 
 
 oratio, una cum prasfatione Edm. Boneri - Sco 
 
 Ricardus Sampfon de vera obedientia regi praeftanda S20 
 Joannis Barnefii Catholico-Romanus pacificus - 826 
 F. Broccardus de Clementis VIII. foedere initio contra 
 
 Proteftantes S70 
 
 Modus ad convincendum Lutheranos - - 879 
 
 Excerpta de corruptelis et avaritia Ecclef. Rom. 886 
 
 Officium Ordalii 9^3 
 
 Index. 
 
 BROWN, Edward, A.M., Reftor of Langley, 
 
 Kent. 
 Sermon, 2 Pet. i. 7. [Kentifh feaft.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1699 
 BROWN, James, Miffionary from the Soc. Prop.
 
 451 
 
 452 
 
 BROWN, James [cojitinucd). 
 
 Gofpel For. Parts, and Chaplain of the Britifli 
 
 garrifon at Savannah. 
 The refloration of all things ; an effay on the 
 
 important purpofe of the univerfal Redeemer's 
 
 deftination. Pp. xii. 63. 8°. Land. 1785 
 
 BROWN, John, Minifter at Wamfray. 
 
 Chrift the way, the truth, and the life. [On 
 
 John, 14. 6.] 12°. Edin. 1839 
 
 The hope of glory, being the fubftance of feveral 
 
 fermons. [On Col. i. 27.] 18°. Lo?id. 1834 
 A mirror or looking-glafs for faint and fmner. 
 
 The important doftrines of the law and gofpel 
 
 opened up in a practical eifay from Gal. 2. 19. 
 
 12°. ' Glafg. 1793 
 
 An explanation of the Epiftle to the Romans. 
 
 4". Edin. lyGg* 
 
 The life of faith. 12°. 1726* 
 
 BROWN, John, D.D., Vicar of Newcaftle. 
 
 Born at Rothbury, Northumberland, 1715 ; entered 
 St. John's College, Cambridge ; obtained the living of 
 Great Horkefley, EfTex, 1754; Vicar of St. Nicholas, 
 Newcaftle, about 1758 ; died, by his own hand, in a fit of 
 infanity, 1766. He was a writer of uncommon ingenuity, 
 with an undue degree of felf-opinion ; his invention was 
 inexhauftible, but his learning was not equal to his genius. 
 
 An eftimate of the manners and principles of the 
 times. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lo?id. 1757 
 
 Seven editions of this book were printed in little more 
 
 than a year. A fecond volume, 1758. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Lowth, occafioned by 
 
 his late Letter to the right rev. author of 
 
 the Divine Legation of Mofes. Pp. 44. 8°. 
 
 NezvcaJIIe-upon-Ty?ie, \j66 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. 8°. Lond. 1764 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. On the firft principles of education (3ferm.) i 
 
 John, 8. 32. The mutual connexion between religious 
 truth and civil freedom. [At aflizes for trial of the 
 rebels.] (2 ferm.) 67 
 
 1 John, 3. 17. On the duty of charitable diftribution. 
 (2 ferm.) 119 
 
 John, 4. 23. On the ufc and abufe of externals in 
 religion. [Confecration of a church.] - 169 
 
 I Cor. 12. 24, 25. On the natural duty of a perfonal 
 fervice, in defence of ourfelves and our country. [On 
 an infurreftion.] - - - - . 205 
 
 Rom. 5. 7. On the different provinces of goodnefs, 
 juftice, and mercy. [AiTize, on trial of rioters.] 233 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. On the purfuit offalfe pleafure, and the 
 mifchiefs of immoderate gaming. [For a hofpital.] 259 
 
 Gal. 5. I. On religious liberty, with letter to the Ame- 
 rican colonies ------ 289 
 
 Other^ works : EfTiys on Shaftefburj's Charadteriftics, 
 8°., a fifth edition in 1764. An EfTay on Satire (printed 
 in Warburton's edition of Pope's works), &c. 
 
 BROWN, John, Min. at Haddington, Scotland. 
 
 Born at Kerpoo, Perthfhire, 1722. He was entirely 
 lelf-taught : by great perfeverance he acquired a confider- 
 able knowledge of Latin and Greek ; with Hebrew he 
 became critically converfant. He could alfo read and 
 tranflate the French, Italian, German, Arabic, Perfian, 
 Syriac, and Ethiopic ; but all thefe were fubordinate to his 
 favourite ftudy of divinity, in which he became eminently 
 /killed, as well as in hiftory, both ccclefiaftical and civil. 
 He pafTed a long life as ProfelTor of Divinity to the Se- 
 cellion Church of Scotland, and minifter of a large con- 
 gregation at Haddington. Died 1787. All his works are 
 
 BROWN, John {continued). 
 
 much efteemed, efpecially his Self-Interpreting Bible, 
 
 which has gone through many editions. 
 
 A diftionary of the Holy Bible. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1769 
 A ufeful work j often reprinted. 
 
 Self-interpreting Bible, by Paterfon. 4°. Lond. 
 
 Sacred tropology ; or, a brief view of the figures 
 and explication of the metaphors contained in 
 fcripture. A new edition, with index. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 813 
 
 The Chriftian journal ; or, common incidents, 
 fpiritual inftruftors : being a feries of medita- 
 tions on fpring, fummer, harveft, winter, and 
 Sabbath-day. Sixth ed. 12°. Berwick, ijgz 
 
 A compendious hiftory of the Britifh Churches 
 in England, Scotland, Ireland, and America. 
 With an introduflory fketch of the hiftory of 
 the Waldenfes, and an hiftorical account of the 
 Seceffion, with life of the author. By the 
 Rev. Thomas Brown. A new edition. 2 vol. 
 8°. Edin. 1823 
 
 Vol. I. The Waldenfes, the Church of England, the 
 
 Church of Ireland, America. 
 Vol. 2. The Church of Scotland, the SecelTion. 
 
 A concordance to the holy fcriptures. 18°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 16 
 
 A harmony of fcripture prophecies, and hiftory 
 of their fulfilment. A new edition, correded 
 from the author's MS. 12°. Edin. 1^00 
 
 Pradlical piety exemplified in the lives of thirteen 
 eminent Chriftians, and illuftrated in cafuis- 
 tical hints. 12°. Glafg. 1783 
 
 The Chriftian, the ftudent, and the paftor ex- 
 emplified in the lives of Meffrs. James Frafer, 
 James Hog, T. Halyburton, O. Stockton, 
 M. Henry, P. Doddridge, T. Shepherd, C. 
 Mather, and Jonathan Edwards. 1 2°. 
 
 Edin. 1 78 1 
 
 A fhort catechifm for young children. To which 
 is added. The gofpel catechifm, by the late 
 Rev. Ralph Erfkine. Pp. 36. 24°. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 The houfe of God opened and his table free for 
 Baptifts and Psedobaptifts, who are faints and 
 faithful in Chrift. Pp. iv. 23. 8°. Lond. ijjj 
 
 BROWN, John, D.D. 
 
 Grandfon of the preceding ; fenior Minifter of the 
 United PrefLyterian Congregation, Broughton Place, Edin- 
 burgh J and ProfelTor of exegetical Theology to the United 
 Prelbyterian Church. 
 
 Sermon, i Chron. 29. 5. On the duty of pecu- 
 niary contribution to religious purpofes. [L. 
 Miff. Soc] 8°. Lond 1821 
 
 The law of Chrift refpefting civil obedience, 
 efpecially in the payment of tribute, with an 
 appendix of documents and notes. Third 
 edition, improved and enlarged. With fup- 
 plementary notes. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Expofitory difcourfes on the Firft Epiftle of the 
 Apoftle Paul. Second edition. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1849
 
 453 
 
 454 
 
 BROWN, John, D.D. {continued). 
 Difcourfes and fayings of our Lord Jefiis Chriil 
 illuflrated in a feries of expofitions. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edi?i. 1850 
 Vol. I. 
 John, 3. 14-21. The gofpel of the kingdom - I 
 
 John, 4. 4—42. Our Lord's converfation with the 
 
 woman of Samaria . - . - 61 
 
 John, 5. 17-47. Our Lord's defence of his working 
 
 miracles on the Sabbath-day - - - 82 
 
 Matt. 5. 6, 7. The fermon on the mount - 130 
 
 Luke, II. 37-54. Faithful denunciations - 421 
 
 Luke, 12. 49, 50. Figurative views of the purpofe of 
 
 our Lord's miffion ; of the means of gaining it j and 
 
 of his feelings in reference to both - - 454 
 
 John, 6. True happinefs, and the way of fecuring it 471 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 15. 1-20; Mark, 7. 1-23. Human authority in 
 
 religion condemned ----- i 
 
 John, 7. 37, 38. Unlimited invitation to participate in 
 
 the bleflings of falvation ... 21 
 
 John, 8. 12—59. Mifcellaneous - - - 47 
 
 John, 10. 1-9. The church and its office-bearers. True 
 
 and falfe - - - - - - 125 
 
 John, 10. II. The good ftepherd - - - 145 
 
 John, 10. 17, 18. The Son in accomplifhing the work 
 
 committed to him, the objeft of the Father's delight 
 
 168 
 John, 10. 22—42. Converfation with the Jews at the 
 
 feaft of dedication - - - - - 197 
 
 John, 12. 20—26. Interview with the Greeks 246 
 
 John, 12. 27, 28. Internal fufferings of Chrift 266 
 
 John, 12.31-33. The death of Chrift, and its refults 286 
 John, 12. 34—36. The parting warning - - 354 
 
 John, 13. 1-17. The wafhing of the apoftles' feet, and 
 
 its import - - - - - 373 
 
 John, 13. 18-20. The treafon predicted - 393 
 
 Matt. 26. 21-25 j Mark, 14. 18-21 ; Luke, 22. 21—23 > 
 
 John, 13. 21-30. The traitor deteded and difmifTed 
 
 413 
 John, 13. 31, 32. The triple glorification - 431 
 
 John, 13. 33-35. The new commandment - 502 
 John, 13. 36-38 ; Matt. 26. 31-35 ; Mark, 14. 27-31 j 
 
 Luke, 22. 31-34. Peter warned - - 516 
 
 Vol. 3. John, chapters 14, 15, 16. The valedidlory dis- 
 
 courfe. 
 
 An expofition of our Lord's intercelTory prayer : 
 with a difcourfe on the relation of our Lord's 
 interceffion to the converfion of the world. 
 8°. E din. i%^o 
 
 Introdudion ..-.-. j 
 
 John, 17. I, II, 25. The addrefs - - 9 
 
 John, 17. 1—5. The prayer for himfelf - - 22 
 
 John, 17. 6—19. His prayer for his apoftles - 64 
 
 John, 17. 20-24. H'5 prayer for the Church univerfal 
 
 "5 
 
 John, 17. 25, 26. The conclufion - - - 169 
 
 John, 6. 37. Note A. The import of the Father 
 " giving " perfons to the Son - - - 192 
 
 Pfa. 2. 8. Difcourfe on the relation of our Lord's inter- 
 ceffion to the converfion of the world - - 197 
 Appendix. 
 
 Connexion between the vifible union of Chriftians 
 and the converfion of the world. [Hugh Heugh, 
 
 D.D.] 230 
 
 The bafis and objeft of the Evangelical Alliance 239 
 
 Some objections to the Evangelical Alliance con- 
 
 fidered ------- 24^^. 
 
 Index ------- 249 
 
 The refurreftion of life : an expofition of i Cor. 
 XV. With a difcourfe on our Lord's relurrec- 
 tion [on 2 Tim. 2. 8]. 8°. Edin. 1852 
 
 BROWN, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Other works: On Religion and the Means of its At- 
 tainment, 18°. On Forgetfulnefs of God, iS"*. The 
 Chriftian Paftor's Manual, 12°. Difcourfes fuited to the 
 Adminiftration of the Lord's Supper, 12°. Hints on the 
 Nature and Influence of Chriftian Hope, fm. 8^. The 
 Mourner's Friend. Barnabas, or the Chriflianly good man, 
 fm. 8°. ; and various fingle fermons and tradts. 
 
 BROWN, John, D.D., Miniftcr of Langton, 
 
 Berwickfhire. 
 Sermon, Ifa. 33. 6. The teftimony of experience 
 
 to the utility and neceffity of Sabbath-fchools. 
 
 8°. Edw. 1826 
 
 BROWN, John, M.A., Vicar of St. Mary's, 
 Leicefter. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 1.23. Chrift crucified, the only 
 theme of gofpel miniftration. [Vifitation.] 8° 
 
 Lond. 1 84 1 
 
 BROWN, Richard, D.D., Canon of Chrift Ch. 
 and Reg. Prof, of Hebrew, Oxford. 
 
 Three fermons. Job, 19. 25, 26. Job's expec- 
 tations of a refurrefiion confidered. [Before 
 the Univerfity of Oxford.] 8°. Oxf. 1 747 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 5. 18, 19. The cale of Naa- 
 man confidered. 8°. Oxf. 1741 
 
 BROWN, Thomas, B.D., Fellow of St. John's 
 College, Cambridge. 
 
 The ftory of the ordination of our firft bifhops in 
 Q^ Elizabeth's reign at the Nag's Head Tavern 
 in Cheapfide thoroughly examined ; and proved 
 to be a late invented, inconfiftent, felf-con- 
 tradidlmg, and abfurd fable. In anftver to Le 
 Quien and to remarks on Le Courayer. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 73 I 
 
 An anfwer to a difcourfe by Bifliop Stillingfleet, 
 foon after the Revolution, intitled. The Un- 
 reafonablenefs of a New Separation, &c. Ff 
 i., pp. 196. 8°. Lond. 1749 
 
 BROWN, Thomas. 
 
 A key to the evangelical fenfe of the Old and 
 New Teftament books : introdudlory to a true 
 chronology of the Holy Bible, with notes. 
 Pp. 21. 18°. Lond. 1773 
 
 BROWN, Thomas, M.D. F.R.S., Profeflbr of 
 Moral Philofophy, in the Univerfity of Edin- 
 burgh. 
 
 An eminent metaphyfician, born in Scotland 1778. Edu- 
 cated at the High School and Univerfity of Edinburgh. 
 
 Died 1820. 
 
 Inquiry into the relation of caufe and efFeft. 
 Fourth edition. 8°. Lond. \%2,S 
 
 This work was greatly enlarged in the third edition, ot 
 
 which the fourth is a reprint. 
 
 Ledlures on the philofophy of the human mind ; 
 with a memoir of the author, by David Welfh, 
 D.D. Eleventh edition. 8°. Edin. \%2,^ 
 
 Another edition in 4 vol. 8°. in larger print. 
 
 Other works : Obfervations on the Zoonomia of Dr. 
 
 Darwin, 8°. 179S. Poems, 2 vol. 1803. Paradiie of 
 
 Coquettes, anonymous, 1814. An account of his life and 
 
 writings was publifhed by Dr. Welfh, in 8°.
 
 455 
 
 456 
 
 BROWN, William Laurence, Principal of Ma- 
 
 rilchall College, Aberdeen. 
 
 Born at Utrecht, 1755. Educated at the Univerfity of 
 St. Andrew's, Scotland, and afterwards at that of Utrecht. 
 Became minifter of the Engliih church there, 1778, and 
 afterwards ProfelFor of Moral Fhilolbphy and Ecclefiaftical 
 Hiftory in that univerfity. Removed to Scotland 1795, 
 and became Profeflbr of Divinity at Aberdeen, and after- 
 wards Principal of Marifchall College. Died 1830. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 16. 3. The fpirit of the times 
 confidered. Preached in the Englifh church 
 at Utrecht, Feb. 13, 1793. The day ap- 
 pointed by the ftates for a general thanklgiving, 
 fafting, and prayer. 8°. ZoW. 1793 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Edin. 1803 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 6. The duty and character of a Chriftian 
 
 preacher. Admiflion to a church - - i 
 
 Pfa. 31. 23. The love of God - - - 23 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. The joy and peace of believing and praftifing 
 
 the gofpel -..--- 4y 
 
 Matt. 24. 12. Nature, caufes, and efFedls of indifference 
 
 with regard to religion. S.P.G.F.P. in Scotland 78 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Folly of procraftination with regard to the 
 
 concerns of religion . - . - 146 
 
 Matt. 7. 7. Vanity of religion, unlefs confidered as the 
 
 chief good, and accompanied with zeal and perfeverance 
 
 170 
 I Cor. 15. 58. Nature, effedts, and rewards of conftancy 
 
 and perfeverance in religion - - - 203 
 
 Prov. 4. 18. Progreffive nature of religion in the foul 223 
 Matt. 10. 16. Prudence and fimplicity of character 
 
 (3 ferm.) ------ 249 
 
 Prov. 30. 7-9. Happinefs of a mind open to the convic- 
 tion of truth, and attached to duty - - 325 
 Prov. 30.8,9. Temptations and dangers of opulence and 
 
 exalted ftation ----- 25c 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. Temptations and dangers of poverty : 
 
 the happinefs of the middle condition in life 377 
 
 Matt. 23. 12. Pride - - - . . 401 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. Grounds of pride - - 423 
 
 Matt. 23. 12. Humility . - - . 446 
 
 I Cor. 13. 8. Unfailing nature of charity, as a motive 
 
 to cultivate it. [Soc. for Relief of Sick Poor.] 467 
 
 A comparative view of Chriftianity, and of the 
 other forms of religion which have exifted, 
 and ftill exift, in the world, particularly with 
 regard to their moral tendency. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1826 
 
 An eifay on the exiftence of a fupreme Creator. 
 
 8°. 1816* 
 
 This obtained Burnet's prize of 1250/. The fecond 
 
 prize was awarded to Dr. Sumner's Records of Creation. 
 
 BROWN, the Rev. William, M.D. 
 
 The hiftory of the propagation of Chriftianity 
 among the heathen fince the Reformation. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 18 14 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Propagation of Chriftianity by the Swifs, i ; by the 
 Swedes, 4; by the Dutch, 8 j by the Anglo-Ameri- 
 cans, 24 ; by the Danes, 177 ; by the United Brethren, 
 321. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 By the United Brethren {continued) 
 By the Methodifts 
 By the Baptift Miffionary Society 
 By the London Miffionary Society 
 By the Edinburgh Miffionary Society 
 By the Church Miffionary Society 
 Appendix; Miffions of inferior note 
 
 128 
 161 
 
 280 
 521 
 550 
 559 
 
 BROWN, the Rev. William, M.D. {continued). 
 
 Account of the exertions of fome perfons diftinguiihed by 
 their zeal for the propagation of Chriftianity among 
 the heathen, Boyle, Berkeley, Whcelock, Porteus 612 
 
 Lift of tranflations of the Holy Scriptures for the ufe of 
 Pagan and Mahommedan nations - - 628 
 
 BROWN, William, D.D., Minifter of Efkdale- 
 muir. 
 
 Antiquities of the Jews, carefully compiled froni 
 authentic fources, and their cuftoms illuftratcd 
 from modern travels. Second edit. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1826 
 Vol. I. 
 The tabernacle ------ 4 
 
 The temple defcribed . . - - 36 
 
 The minifters of the temple - - - - 224 
 
 The fervice of the temple - - - 352 
 
 The three great feftivals - . . . 424 
 
 The other feafts and fafts - - - 525 
 
 The fynagogue ------ 590 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Jewlfh idolatry, fedts and profelytes - - I 
 
 Learning of the Jews ----- 88 
 
 Laws - - - - - - - 137 
 
 Cuftoms ; habitations, marriages, children, drefs, enter- 
 tainments, &c. - • - - - 212 
 Judea, its limits, capital, climate, and agriculture 535 
 
 BROWNE, Francis, D.D., Redor of St. Mar- 
 garet Pattons, and Canon of Windfor. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 29. 25. [Jan. 30.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 1 3 
 
 BROWNE, E. Harold, M.A. 
 
 The fulfilment of the Old Teftament prophecies 
 relating to the Meffiah in the pcrfon, cha- 
 rafter, and adlions of Jefus of Nazareth. A 
 difTertation which obtained the Norrifian medal 
 for 1835. 8°. CamL 1836 
 
 BROWNE, John, A.M., Reftor of Beeby, Lei- 
 
 cefterfliire. 
 The neceffity and benefits of duly obferving the 
 holy feafon of Lent, fet forth in fix fermons. 
 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 Ezek. 18. 30, 31. The great antiquity of Lent afferted ; 
 and the abfolute neceffity of abftaining habitually from 
 adts of fin, in order to our falvation - - i 
 
 Ezek. 18. 30, 31. The abfolute neceffity of mortifying 
 our innate corruption, in order to the habitual ab- 
 ftaining from afts of fin - - - 25 
 Pfa. 51. 10. The requifite means of mortifying our in- 
 nate corruption fet forth. (2 ferm.) - - 45 
 Eph. 6. II, 12. The neceffity of difappointing the de- 
 vices, and withftanding the attempts of the devil, in 
 order to the habitual abftaining from the adls of fin 87 
 Eph. 6. 11, 12. The neceffity and benefit of obferving 
 the holy feafon of Lent, &c. - - - 114 
 The divine authority of the Chriftian religion, 
 and the natural deity of Jefus Chrift, the 
 author of it, afierted, in eight fermons, 
 preached in the years 1730 and 173 i, at the 
 lefture founded by the worthy Lady Moyer, 
 deceafed. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 Mark, 16. 15, 16. Four fermons - - - i 
 Rom. 9. 5. Four fermons - - - 134 
 The truth of Chriftianity, proved in a plain and 
 eafy manner, fuitablc to the capacities of all. 
 Pp'. 46. 8°. Lond. 1734 
 
 A
 
 457 
 
 458 
 
 BROWNE, John, A.M. {continued). 
 Two fermons, John, 9. 41. The obhgation to 
 believe the divine miffion of" Jcfus Chriil. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1735 
 
 BROWNE, John, late Fellow of C. C. C. Oxf. 
 
 Sermons, preached 1 806, at the lefture founded 
 by the Rev, John Bampton, [on the infancy of 
 
 human nature,] 
 
 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1809 
 
 Rev. I. 8 - - - 
 Ifa. 41. 8 - 
 John, 16. 12 
 John, 4. 23,24 
 Matt. 5. 43, 45, 48 
 
 I 
 
 33 
 
 69 
 
 III 
 
 143 
 
 Exod. 14. 31 - - 175 
 Luke, 16. 31 - - 213 
 Heb. 12. 25 - - - 249 
 
 Notes - - - 285 
 
 BROWNE, John, 
 
 LL.B., Curate of Trinity 
 
 Church, Cheltenham. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. 
 
 Lo?id. 1836 
 
 Jofh. 24. 14, IS 
 
 A<as, 8. s-8 
 
 Pfa. 51. 1-3 - - 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10 - 
 
 I 
 
 24 
 48 
 70 
 
 Hof. 14. 8, 9 - - 262 
 John, 15. 7, 8 - 284 
 John, 17. II - - 306 
 John, 16. 20-22 - 325 
 
 1 Pet. I. I, 2 - 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17 - 
 
 90 
 III 
 
 Rom. 6. 9-1 1 - - 346 
 
 I Sam. 2. 30 - 370 
 
 Rom. 12., I 
 
 135 
 
 Heb. 9. II, 12 - - 392 
 
 Mark, 2.3 - 
 
 157 
 
 Luke, 19. 12 - 412 
 
 Luke, 18. I 
 Matt. 22. 2 - 
 Hof. 14. 1-3 
 
 179 
 199 
 221 
 
 A<fts, 7. 55, 56 - - 433 
 Ifa. 25. 9 - - 457 
 Luke, II. 21, 22 - 481 
 
 Hof 14. 4-7 
 
 242 
 
 
 BROWNE, J. H., M.A., Archdeacon of Ely. 
 
 Stridlures on fome parts of the Oxford tradls. A 
 charge delivered to the clergy of the arch- 
 deaconry of Ely, with an appendix. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1838 
 
 Five letters addreffed to the Rev. G. Wilkins, 
 D.D., containing ftriftures on fome parts of 
 the firll volume of body and foul. To which 
 is added a lixth letter. Third edition. 1 2°. 
 
 Land. 1824 
 
 BROWNE, Peter, Bifhop of Corke and Roffe. 
 
 A native of Ireland. Died 173s- 
 
 A letter in anfwer to a book entitled Chriftianity 
 not Myfterious. [Toland.] 8°. Lond. i6gy 
 
 The procedure, extent, and limits, of human 
 underftanding. Second edition with amend- 
 ments. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 This work is fupplemental to the preceding letter againfl: 
 
 Toland. 
 
 The doftrine of parts and circum (lances in reli- 
 gion laid open. In anfwer to a fermon of 
 Bifhop Synge, eternal falvation, &c. Second 
 edition. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1716 
 
 Things divine and fupernatural conceived by 
 analogy with things natural and human. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. Now firft publilhed 
 from the author's original manufcripts. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1749 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Heb. 9. 14. That the blood of Chrift cleanfes us from 
 
 fin. (2 ferm.) ------ i 
 
 Adls, 20. 28. The true Chriftian doftrine of the fatis- 
 
 fadtion of Chrift vindicated. (2 ferm.) - 48 
 
 Rom. 3. 26. The true Chriftian dodtrinc of the fatis- 
 
 faftion of Chrift vindicated. (2 ferm.) - 95 
 
 BROWNE, IJi/liop (cr.nthmed). 
 
 Heb. 9. 26. That the death and fufferings of Chrift 
 had rcfpedt to all preceding generations - 165 
 
 Heb. 9. 26. Why Chrift appeared at the time he did, 
 and not looner - - - " '99 
 
 Matt. 26. 38. On the agony of Chrift. (2 ferm.) 232 
 
 Heb. 9. 24. The true Chriftian dodlrine of the inter- 
 ceflion of Chrift vindicated - - - 285 
 
 Matt, s- 17. Chrift came to fulfil the law. (5 ferm.) 310 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Mark, 12. 43, 44. The duty and meafure of alms- 
 giving. For a charity fchool - - . 1 
 
 Matt. II. 25. Senfc of religion more obfcrvable in the 
 middle and meaner rank of people. (3 ferm.) 45 
 
 Matt. 26. 41. The neceflity of watching and praying 105 
 
 Gal. 5. 17. The war of the flefli and the fpirit 130 
 
 Mark, 9. 47, 48. The duty of plucking out the eye 
 explained. (2 ferm.) - - - - 156 
 
 Phil. 3. 20, 21. On our change at the refurredlion 199 
 
 Rev. 20. 12. On the day of judgment - - 219 
 
 Rom. 7. 19. The law proved to be good from the evi- 
 dence of our own confciences - - - 240 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 8. The comfort of a good man at the approach 
 of death ------- 265 
 
 Gal. S- 24. The neceflity of crucifying our affedtions 
 and lufts -._--. 28^ 
 
 James, 3. 17. The great neceflity of purity - 319 
 
 John, 7. 46. The divine eloquence of our Saviour con- 
 fidered. (2 ferm.) . . - . ^40 
 
 Bifhop Browne's fermons are levelled principally againft 
 the Socinians ; they are written in a manly and eafy 
 ftyle. 
 
 Other works : Of Drinking in remembrance of the 
 Dead. 8°. Lond. 171 5. Difcourfe of Drinking Healths. 
 8°. 1716. 
 
 BROWNE, Simon. 
 
 An able and learned diflenter j born at Shepton-Mallet, 
 1680. Became paftor of a congregation at Portfmouth. 
 Removed to London, and undertook the charge of a large 
 congregation in the Old Jewry, 17 1 6, which he refigned, 
 1723, in confequence of a confirmed melancholy ftate of 
 health, which continued until his death in 1732. He was 
 a man of extenfive knowledge and very confiderable 
 learning, a zealous advocate for freedom of inquiry. He 
 publiihed two volumes of fermons, 8°. 1722 j moft of 
 which are defcribed below. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 7-10. The guilt and provocation 
 of encouragement to fin, from the mercies of 
 God. [Thankfgiving.] 8°. Lond. 171 1 
 
 Sermon, Eccl. 10. 17. A noble king a blefling to a land. 
 
 [Accefllon.] 8°. Lond. 1 715 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 10. 2. Jewifli and Popifh zeal defcribed 
 
 and compared. 8°. Lond. 171S 
 
 January 30th. Sermon, Pro v. 24. 21. Religion and 
 
 loyalty. 8°. Lond. 1 716 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 12. 22. The error of them who devife 
 
 evil. [Nov. S-] 8°. Lond. 1 7 16 
 
 Sermon, Judges, 8. 34, 3S. The guilt and infamy of 
 
 national ingratitude. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lond. ijij 
 
 Sermon, John, 16. 2. The evil and abfurdity of perfecu- 
 
 tion. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lond. 17 18 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. I. 23- God glorified by offering praife. 
 
 [Accefllon.] 8°. Lond. l-JK) 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 78. 70-72. God's goodnefs to a people, in 
 
 fetting a wife and good king over them. [May 29. j 
 
 8°. Lond. 1 72 1 
 
 A defence of the religion of nature and the 
 Chriftian revelation againft the defedlive ac- 
 count of the one and the exceptions againft 
 the other in a book entitled, Chriftianity as 
 old as the Creation. fTindal.] 8*^. Loud, i-jt^z 
 A fit rebuke to a ludicrous infidel. In fome re-
 
 459 
 
 460 
 
 BROWNE, Simon {continued). 
 
 marks on Mr. Woolrton's fifth difcourfe on 
 the miracles of our Saviour. With a preface 
 concerning the profecution of fuch writers by 
 the civil powers. Ff. 1. Pp. xviii. 114. 
 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 The clofe of the defence of the religion of nature 
 and the Chriilian revelation. Pp. 56. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1733 
 
 BROWNE, Theophilus, A.M., late fellow and 
 tutor of St. Peter's College, Cambridge. 
 
 Plain and ufeful feleftions from the books of the 
 Old and New Teftament, according to the 
 moft approved modern tranflations. Royal 
 8°. Lo?id. 1805 
 
 BROWNE, Sir Thomas. 
 
 Born in London 1605. Educated atWinchefter School. 
 Entered Broadgate-hall, Oxford. On taking his degree of 
 M.A. he turned his attention to phyfic, and praftifed for 
 feme time in Oxfordfhire. Went abroad, and on his return 
 fettled at Norwich, where he had a very extenfive pra<flice. 
 Knighted 1671. Died 1682. His Religio Medici was firft 
 publiihed furreptitioufly in 1642, and was annotated upon 
 by Sir K. Digby ; after which the author publiihed a more 
 corredt edition, which was fucceeded by many others, the 
 beft of which is dated 1733. Good editions have been 
 recently printed. His Book on Vulgar Errors was originally 
 publifhed in 1646 in 4°. A fixth with improvements ap- 
 peared in 1673, folio. His works were publifhed in one 
 volume, folio, 1686, and again in 1836 very much en- 
 larged, 4 vol. 8°., an article on which will be found in 
 the Edinburgh Review, 64. i. They are now reprinting 
 by Mr. Bohn in his Antiquarian Library. Dr. Johnfon, 
 who has palTed a high eulogium on his writings, lays that 
 there is Icarce any kind of knowledge, profane or facred, 
 abftrufe or elegant, which he does not appear to have cul- 
 tivated with fuccefs. 
 
 Works, including his life and correfpondence, 
 edited by Simon Wilkin, F.L.S. 4 vol, 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 Vol. I. 
 Life, by Dr. Johnfon, with fupplemental memoir. 
 Domeftic correfpondence, journals, &c. - - I 
 
 Mifcellaneous correfpondence - - - 351 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Religio Medici, fifteenth edition, with copious notes, 
 partly feledled from thofe of the German and Dutch 
 editors and from the annotations of Keck, and partly 
 original, to which are added Sir Kenelm Digby 's 
 obfervations. Originally publifhed in 1642. 
 Pfeudoxia epidemica, or enquiries into very many re- 
 ceived tenets and commonly prefumed truths, which 
 examined prove but vulgar and common errors, eighth 
 edition, with additions from MSS. in the Britifh 
 Mufeum, and notes by Dean Wren, E. W. Brayley, 
 jun. F.L.S. , and others. Originally publifhed in 1646. 
 
 Books 1-3 159 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Pfeudoxia epidemica. Books 4—7 - - i 
 
 The garden of Cyrus, or the quincuncial lozenge or net- 
 work plantations of the ancients, artificially, naturally, 
 myftically confidered. Seventh edition. Withnotesand 
 various readings from MSS. in the Britifh Mufeum. 
 Originally publifhed in 1658 - - - 377 
 
 Hydriotaphia. Urn-burial, or a difcourfe of the fepul- 
 chral urns lately found in Norfolk, eighth edition. 
 Originally publifhed in 1658 - - - 449 
 
 Brampton urns ; particulars of feme urns found in 
 Brampton Field. Second edition, corredted from three 
 
 BROWNE, Sir Thomas [continued). 
 
 MS. copies in the Britifh Mufeum and the Bodleian 
 Library. Originally publifhed in 1 7 12 - 497 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Repertorium ; or fome account of the tombs and monu- 
 ments in the Cathedral Church of Norwich. Second 
 edition, with notes by Mr. Samuel Woodward. 
 Originally publifhed in 1712 - - - i 
 
 A letter to a friend, upon occafion of the death of his 
 intimate friend. Third edition. Originally publifhed 
 in 1690 --.-.. 37 
 
 Chriftian morals, publifhed from the original and correal 
 manufcript of the author, by John Jeffrey, D.D., 
 Adn. of Norwich, with notes added to the fecond 
 edition by Dr. Johnfon. Third edition. Originally 
 publifhed in 1716 - - - - - 53 
 
 Certain mifcellany trafts, originally publifhed in 1684, 
 alfo mifcellanies originally publifhed with his pofthu- 
 mous works in 17 12. 
 
 Obfervations upon feveral plants mentioned in Scrip- 
 ture - - - - - - 121 
 
 Of garlands and coronary plants - - 174 
 
 Of the fifhes eaten by our Saviour with his difciples 
 
 after his refurredtion from the dead - 179 
 
 Anfwer to certain queries relating to fifhes, birds, and 
 
 infers - - - - - - -182 
 
 Of hawks and falconry, ancient and modern 186 
 
 Of cymbals, &c. - ... - 191 
 
 Of ropalic or gradual verfes, &c. - - 193 
 
 Of languages, and particularly of the Saxon tongue 
 
 . '95 
 
 Of artificial hills, mounts, or barrows in many parts 
 of England - - - - - 213 
 
 Of Troas, what place is meant by that name. Alfo 
 
 of the fituations of Sodom and Gomorrha, Admah, 
 
 Zeboim, in the Red Sea . - . 217 
 
 Of the anfwers of the oracle at Delphos to Crcefus, 
 
 kingofLydia ----- 223 
 
 A prophecy concerning the future flate of feveral 
 nations - - - - - -231 
 
 Mufeum Claufum, or Bibliotheca abfcondita, contain- 
 ing fome remarkable books, antiquities, pictures, 
 and rarities of feveral kinds - - 239 
 
 Mifcellanies. 
 
 Concerning the too nice curiofity of cenfuring the 
 prefent or judging into future difpenfations 251 
 Upon reading Hudibras - . . - 253 
 
 An account of Iceland - - - 254 
 
 Latin letters to Theodore Jonas - - - 256 
 
 Unpublifhed papers. 
 
 Fragment on mummies . . _ 273 
 
 De Pefte .-_-.- 277 
 
 A brief reply to feveral queries - - 281 
 
 Naval fights _----- 287 
 
 Amico opus arduum meditanti - - 290 
 
 Naumachia (defcription of a fea-fight) - - 294 
 
 De aftragalo aut talo - - - - 298 
 
 Nonnulla a leftione Athenai, Platinas, Apicii de re 
 culinaria, confcripta _ _ _ - 305 
 
 Amico clariiTimo, de enecante Garrulo fuo 309 
 
 An account of birds found in Norfolk - 313 
 
 An account of fifhes found in Norfolk, and on the 
 coaft ------- 325 
 
 On the oftrich ----- 337 
 
 Boulimia centenaria ----- 340 
 
 Upon the dark thick mift, 27 Nov. 1674 341 
 
 Oratio Anniverfaria Harveiana - - - 343 
 
 Account of a thunder-ftorm at Norwich, 1665 353 
 On dreams ------ 355 
 
 Notas in Ariflotelem - - - - 360 
 
 Obfervations on grafting . _ . 367 
 
 Fragments ------ 372 
 
 Of Greenland ----- 375 
 
 Extracts from common-place books - - 376 
 
 General index ----- 479
 
 461 
 
 462 
 
 BROWNE, Sir Thomas {continued). 
 
 Enquiries into vulgar errors. Second edition, en- 
 larged. Folio. Land. 1650 
 
 Religio medici. Eighth edition. Correfted and 
 amended, with annotations never before pub- 
 lifhed. Alfo oblervations by Sir Kenelm Digby, 
 now newly added. 8°. Land, 1682 
 
 BROWNE, Thomas, LL.D. 
 
 Viridarium poeticum, feu deleftus epithetorum in 
 celeberrimis Latinis fcriptoribus fparforum. 8°. 
 
 Land, ijgg 
 
 A claffical diftionary for the ufe of fchools. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1807 
 
 BROWNE, Isaac Hawkins. 
 
 Born 1705. Died 1760. 
 De animi immortalitate, tranflated. 
 
 Jenyns, S. Works, 2, i 
 
 This poem in Latin was originally publifhed in 4°, 1754. 
 By the fame autlior, Poems, 8°, 1768 ; EiTays, religious 
 and moral, 1816, Sen. 
 
 BROWN-WESTHEAD, J.P., M.P. 
 
 The xviiith chapter of Leviticus not the mar- 
 riage code of Ifrael. Pp.28. 8°. Land. 18^0 
 
 BROWNING, G. 
 
 The domeftic and financial condition of Great 
 Britain ; preceded by a brief fketch of her 
 foreign policy, and of the llatiftics and politics 
 of France, Rufiia, Auftria, and Pruffia. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1834 
 
 BROWNRIG, Ralph, D.D., Bifhop of Exeter. 
 
 Born at Ipfvvich, 1592. Entered Pembroke Hall, Cam- 
 bridge, at 14. Reftor of Barley, Hertford/hire, and Pre- 
 bendary of Ely, 1621. Archdeacon of Coventry, 163 i. 
 Became Mafter of Catherine Hall, Cambridge, and Vice- 
 chancellor of the univerfity. Biihop of Exeter, 1642. 
 Deprived of the revenues of his bilhopric, and of his mas- 
 terlTiip of Catherine Hall, by the Parliament. Died 1659. 
 He was an excellent fcholar, an admirable orator, an acute 
 difputant, a pathetic preacher, full of judgment, courage, 
 conftancy, and impartiality, with a great deal of wit as well 
 as wifdom. The ftyle of his fermons is fuperior to that 
 of his age. In dodlrine he was a Calvinift. 
 
 [LXV.] Sermons. 2 vol. Folio. Land. 1665 
 
 Vol. I. Forty fermons. 
 Notice of the author, by Bifhop Gauden. 
 2 Sam. 6. 12. Inauguration of King Charles I. i 
 
 Hag. 2. 23. Same fubjedt - - - - 23 
 
 Three fermons on the gunpowder treafon. 
 
 Dan. 6.21, 22,(47); Dan. 3. 28,(63) ; Mic. 6. 5, (85). 
 Five fermons on Chriftmas day. 
 
 Hag. 2. 7,(105); S. John, 3. 19, (127); i John, 
 3. 8, (14s); I John, 4. 10, (159); Matt 3. 7-9, 
 
 (173) 
 
 Adts, 2. 37. Lent . . . . j^j 
 
 Five fermons on Eafter-day. 
 
 I Cor. 15. 58, (211) ; Heb. 13. 20, (227) ; John, 12. 
 24> (241) ; Joh"> 2. 19, (255) ; Mark, 16. 7, (271). 
 
 S. John, 20. 17. Afcenfion-day - . - 287 
 
 Three fermons on Whitfunday. 
 
 Luke, II. 13, (305); S. John, 14. 15, 16, (323); 
 Afts, 2. 38, (339). 
 
 Twenty fermons on feveral fubjedts. 
 
 Afts, 16. 33, (357) ; Prov. 20. 9, (379) ; Prov. 30. 
 7-9. Five fermons, (395); Luke, 12. 4, 5. Two 
 fermons, (467); Mark, 3. 5, (491); Eccl. 8. 11, 
 (505); Matt. II. 12, (519); Matt. 3. 10,(535); 
 Pfa. 73. 28, (549) ; Luke, 18. 7, 8, (563) ; Mark, 
 6. 20, (577) ; 2 Cor. 4. 3, 4. Four fermons, (595). 
 
 BROWNRIG, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Vol. 2, 1664. Twenty-five fermons. 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. Chriftmas-day - . . 3 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. Chriflmas-day - - - 21 
 Seven fermons upon the transfiguration as it is repre- 
 
 fented by the three evangelifts, St. Matthew, St. 
 Mark, St. Luke ----- 41 
 
 Joel, 2. 13,(153); Joel, 2. 14, (175); Pfa. 78. 34-37, 
 (197); Ifa. 26. 9, (217); Hab. 3. 17, 18, (237); 
 Job, 19. 25-27. Eafterday, (253) ; Rom. 8. 11. 
 Eafter-day, (273); 2 Kings, 2. 9. Whit-funday, 
 (295); Luke, 21. 34, (309); Gen. 4. 3-5,(327); 
 Pfa. 19. 12, 13, (345); James, i. 22, (361); Phil. 
 I. 27, (379) ; I Cor. 14. I. A fermon to the clergy, 
 (395) ; I John, 5. 3, (411); I Kings, 19. 4. Fune- 
 ral, 427. 
 
 (Sermon at the funeral of) with an account of 
 his life. See Gauden, Bp. 
 
 The duty of felf-examination. 
 
 Tradls of Angl. Fathers, 4. 79 
 
 BRUCE, James, Efq. 
 
 An enlightened and enterprifing traveller. Born at Kin- 
 naird, in Scotland, 1730. Died 1794. 
 Travels to difcover the fource of the Nile. Se- 
 cond edition, correfted and enlarged. To 
 which is prefixed the life of the author. 7 
 vol. 8°. Edm. 1805* 
 
 Travels into Abyffinia, abridged. 12". 
 
 Lond. 1790 
 BRUCE, John, A.M., Prof of Philofophy in 
 
 the Univerfity of Edinburgh. 
 Elements of the fcience of ethics, on the princi- 
 ples of natural philofophy. 8°. Land. 1786 
 BRUCE, Michael, a dilTenting minifter. 
 Sermon, Rom. 15. 7. The duty ofChriflians to 
 live together in religious communion. [Sub- 
 Synod.] 12°. Be/f. 1725 
 BRUCE, Robert, one of the minifters of Edinb. 
 Born 1559. Educated at the univerfity of St. Andrew's. 
 Appointed one of the minifters of Edinburgh, 1587. Died 
 1631. 
 
 Sermons, [The way to true peace and reft.] Re- 
 printed from the original edition of 1590 and 
 1 59 1, with colledlions for his life by the Rev. 
 Robert Wodrow, minifter of Eaftwood, now 
 firft printed from the MS. in the library in 
 the univerfity of Glafgow. Edited by the 
 Rev. Wm. Cunningham, D.D., Trinity Col- 
 lege Church, Edinburgh. S°. 
 
 E din., printed for the Wodrozv Soc. 1843 
 Wodrow's life of Bruce, with appendix - - i— zoi 
 
 Sermons on the facrament of the Lord's supper. 
 
 I Cor. II. 23. Of the facraments in general 5 
 
 1 Cor. II. 23. Of the facrament of the Lord's fup- 
 
 per. (2 ferm.) ----- ^4 
 
 1 Cor. II. 28. Of preparation to the Lord's fupper. 
 (2 ferm.) ------ joi 
 
 Ifa. 38. Hezekiah's ficknefs. (6 ferm.) - 163 
 
 Pfa. 76. 1-8. The great delivery in 15 88 from the 
 
 Spanifh tyranny. (2 ferm.) - - - - 279 
 
 Pfa. 40. Public faft enjoined by authority - 327 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 22. At the public repentance of the Earl of 
 Both well, in the Church of Edinburgh - 345 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. Exhortation to a provincial alTembly 369 
 Heb. 12. I. The Chriftian race, or the heavenly foot- 
 man ------- 381 
 
 This edition is in the Scottifh language. The work was 
 publifhed in Englifh, 8°. Edin. 1612, and Lond. 1617.
 
 463 
 
 464 
 
 BRUCKER, John James. 
 
 A Lutheran clergyman, born at Augfburgh, 1696. 
 Educated at Jena. Redtor of Kafbeueren, 1724. He was 
 afterwards paftor at Aug(burgh. Died 1770. His Hiftoria 
 Critica was a work of nearly fifty years' labour, and is uni- 
 verfally allowed to be a moft comprehenfive, methodical, 
 and impartial hiftory of philofophy. It is both a hiftory of 
 dodrines and of men. It was abridged in Englifh by Dr. 
 Enfield. See Enfield. 
 Hiftoria critica philofophijE, a mundi incunabulis 
 
 ad noftram ufque aetatcm dedufta. Editio 
 
 fecunda. Vol. 6, acccffionum et fupplemen- 
 
 torum auftior. 6 vol. 4°. Lips. 1767 
 
 Vol. I. De philofophia antediluviana, veterum Hebrse- 
 oi-um, Chaldasorum, Pcrfarum, Indorum, Phoenicum, 
 .^gyptiorum, Celtarum, Graecorum, fabulari et politica. 
 Sefta lonica, fchola Socratica, de fefta Academica, Platone, 
 Ariftotele, leda Cynica, leifta Stoica, Zenone, de vita 
 Pythagorae, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. Ab initiis monarchias Romanae ad a.d. i. 
 De philofophia Judaica cabbaliftica, &c. &c. 
 
 Vol. 3. A Chrifto nato ad repurgatas ufque literas. De 
 philofophia Saracenica, veterum Chriftianorum, Patrum, 
 De fcholafticis, &c. 
 
 Vol. 4. Philofophia Ariftotelica. De fcepticis recenti 
 oribus, de theofophicis, Sec. 
 
 Vol. 5. (4 pars 2). De Jordano Bnmo Nolano, H. Car- 
 dano, F. Bacono, T. Campanella, T. Hobbefio, R. Cartefio, 
 Leibnizio, C. Thomafio, De philofophia Sinenfium, &c. 
 
 Vol. 6. Appendix, accefliones, obfervationes, emenda- 
 tiones, illuflrationes, atque fupplementa exhibens. 
 
 BRUNET, James Charles. 
 
 Manuel du libraire et de I'amateur des livres. 
 Seconde edition. 4 vol. 8°. P/7r. 1814 
 
 Nouvelles recherches bibliographiques. 3 vol. 
 8°. Par. 1834 
 
 Manuel du libraire, quatrieme edition originale, 
 entierement revue par I'auteur, qui y a refondu 
 les nouvelles recherches, deja publiees par lui 
 en 1834, et un grand nombre d'autres re- 
 cherches qu'il a faites depuis. 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 Par. 1842 
 A much improved edition of this valuable and accurate 
 work. 
 
 BRUNO ASTENSIS, Saint, Bifliop of Segni. 
 
 Flourifhed 1087. For his learning and piety he was 
 
 made canon of the church of Sienna. Difputed at Rome 
 
 under the pontificate of Gregory VII. againft Berengarius. 
 
 Made Bi/hop of Segni under Pafchal II. Died 1 123. 
 
 Opera, cum expofitione in Pfalmos Oddonis 
 
 Aftenfis, ftudio et labore D. Mauri Marchefii 
 
 Cafinenfis Decani. 2 vol. Fol. Venet. 165 1 
 
 Vol. I. Expofitio feu commentarius in Pentateuchum, 
 
 Jobum, Pfalterium, Cantica Canticorum, Apocalypfin. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Homilias cxlv. in evangelia totius anni - - I 
 
 Traftatus in canticum Zachari^ - - - 137 
 
 Tradlatus de incarnatione Domini - - - ^37 
 
 Argumentum de facrificio azimo - - 139 
 
 De facramentis ecclefiae myfteriis atque ecclefiafticis riti- 
 
 bus .--.-.- 141 
 
 Vita S. Leonis Papae noni . - - 146 
 
 Refponfioadquaeftionem, Cur corruptus flatus ecclefiae 150 
 
 Vita S. Petri epifcopi Anagnini - - - '35 
 
 Epiftola ad epifcopum Portuenfem - - 145 
 
 Epiftola ad Pafchalem S. Pontificem - - 145 
 
 Sententiarum libri fex. 
 
 De laudibus ecclefiae : paradifo, area Noe, bafilicis, &c. 
 
 De ornamentis ecclefiae : fide, fpe, charitate, &c. 169 
 
 BRUNO ASTENSIS, Saint [continued). 
 
 De novo mundo : ccelis novis, &c. - - 184 
 
 De feftivitatibus feftivitatum : S. Trinitatc, Epiphania, 
 
 &c. --..--_ 195 
 
 De laudibus B. Virginis - - - - 211 
 
 De martyribus, confefToribus, &c. - - 216 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Oddonis Aftenfis, monachi Benediftini, in Pfalmos ex- 
 pofitio .--.-. 1-58 
 Faculae feu fcholia Ff. 3 - Indices Oddonis. 
 Opera. Bibl. Patr. 20. 1294 
 Vita Leonis IX. pontificis. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3. pars 2. 346 
 
 BRUNO, the Carthufian. 
 
 Founder of the Carthufian order. Died iioi. He was 
 a man of great learning and piety. The works attributed 
 to him were published at Paris, 1524, and again at Cologne, 
 161 1. 3 vol. folio. 
 
 Confcffio S. Brunonis. Mabil. Vet. Analeft. 447 
 BRUNO, Herbipolenfis Epifcopus. 
 
 Confecrated 1033. 
 Expolitio in Pfalterium. 
 
 Commentarius in diverfa cantica facra, fymbolum 
 Apoftolorum et Athanafii. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. 65 
 BRUNO, Thomas, Canon of Windfor. 
 Judicium de audlore Canonum et Conftitutionum 
 Apoftolicarum. 
 
 Cotelerii SS. Patrum Opera, ed. 1724. 2 
 DifTertatio de Therapeutis Philonis. 
 
 dementis Rom. Epift. ed. 1694 
 
 BRUNO, Jordano. 
 
 Born about the middle of the fixteenth century. Tried 
 for herefy by the Inquifition at Venice, and burnt at the 
 ftake, 1600. 
 
 Jordano Bruno, par Chriftian Bartholmefs. 2 vol. 
 8°. Par. 1847 
 
 Vol. I. Vie. 
 
 Vol. 2. La caradlere de Jordano Bruno. Ses oeuvres. 
 Ses idees. 
 
 BRUNSWICKER'S Text Book; or the Pro- 
 teftant armed at all points againft the argu- 
 ments for further conceffions to the Roman 
 Catholics. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 BRYAN, Matthew, LL.D. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 5. 11. The certainty of the 
 future judgment afferted and proved. 4". 
 
 Lond. 1685 
 
 BRYANT, Jacob, A.M. 
 
 One of the moft learned Englilh fcholars of the 18th 
 
 century. Born, at Plymouth, 1715. Educated at Eton 
 
 and King's College, Cambridge. Died 1804. 
 
 Vindicije Flavianae ; or, a vindication of the 
 
 teftimony given by Jofephus concerning our 
 
 Saviour JefusChrift. Pp.83. 8°. Lond. 1777 
 
 The fentiments of Philo-Judeus concerning 
 
 A0r02, or word of God ; together with large 
 
 extrads from his writings compared with the 
 
 Scriptures, on many other particular and effen- 
 
 tial doflrines of the Chriftian religion. 8*^. 
 
 Camb. 1797 
 A treatife upon the authenticity of the Scrip- 
 tures, and the truth of the Chriftian religion. 
 8°. Lond. 1792
 
 465 
 
 466 
 
 BRYANT, Jacob, A.M. [continued). 
 
 Obfervations upon fome pafTages in Scripture 
 which the enemies to religion have thought 
 mofl: obnoxious and attended with difficulties 
 not to be furmounted. 4°. Lond. 1803 
 
 Of Balaam, and particulars of his hiftory - I 
 
 Of the foxes and firebrands. Judges, 15. 4, 5. 151 
 
 Obfervations upon the paflage in Jofhua, 10. 5-40, 
 concerning the fun's ftanding ftill - - 157 
 
 Obfervations upon the hiftory of Jonah - - 199 
 
 Obfervations upon the plagues inflifted upon the 
 Egyptians ; in which is fhewn the peculiarity 
 of thofe judgments, and their correfpondence 
 with the rites and idolatry of that people. 
 To which is prefixed, A prefatory difcourfe 
 concerning the Grecian colonies from Egypt. 
 8°. Lond. 1794 
 
 A new iyftem ; or, an analyfis of antient my- 
 thology, wherein an attempt is made to diveft 
 tradition of fable, and to reduce the truth to 
 its original purity. Third edition, with a 
 portrait. Some account of the author, A vin- 
 dication of the Apamean medal, Obfervations 
 and inquiries relating to various parts of an- 
 cient hiftory, A complete index, and 41 
 plates. 6 vol. 8". Lond. 1807 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Someaccountof the life and writings of Jacob Bryant, Efq. 
 Radicals ------- i 
 
 Of etymology, as it has been too generally handled 161 
 Differtation upon the Helladian and other Grecian wri- 
 ters 179 
 
 Rules in refpeft to etymological inquiries - - 219 
 
 Of antient worfhip and of etymological truths thence 
 deducible, exemplified in the names of cities, &c. 235 
 Worfliip paid at caverns, and of the adoration of fire 269 
 Omphai, or high places - - - - 291 
 
 Pater and Patra - - - - - "353 
 Vol. 2. Phcenix, Temple fcience, Temple rites, Ceres, 
 
 Ninus, &c. 
 Vol. 3. The deluge, and the memorials thereof in the 
 
 the Gentile world. 
 Vol. 4. The migration and difperfion of nations. The 
 Titanian war. The Scythae. The golden age. Cufhan 
 or Ethiopia. Ur of the Chaldees. Egypt. 
 Vol. 5. 
 Ionic worfhip. Dorians. Meropes. Cuthite colonies, &c. 
 A vindication of the Apamean medal - - 289 
 
 Obfervations and inquiries relating to various parts of 
 antient hiftory. 
 On the wind Eurodydon - - - . ^25 
 
 The ifland Melite 357 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Obfervations, &c. [continued). 
 
 On the antient hiftoiy of Egypt and the nations that 
 
 were connefted with it, wherein an account is 
 
 given of the Shepherd kings and the Ifraelites. 
 
 Additional remarks, Belus, Ninus, the Chaldeans, the 
 
 Phenician rites, &c. 323. Index - - 385 
 
 A work of uncommon learning, abounding with great 
 
 originality of conception, much perfpicuous elucidation, 
 
 and the moft happy explanations on topics of the higheft 
 
 importance. 
 
 BRYDALL, John, Efq., of Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 Jus imaginis apud Anglos ; or the law of Eng- 
 land relating to the nobility and gentry, faith- 
 fully collefted, and methodically digefted for 
 common benefit. 8°. Lond. 1675 
 
 BRYDANE, James. 
 
 Born 1701 ; died 1767. A Jefuit prieft, celebrated for 
 his eloquence and his zeal as a home miffionary. Brydane's 
 ftyle was full of originality and of vigour, but his fermons 
 do not ftand very high as literary compofitions. The Abbe 
 Maury celebrates the aftonifhing effcdts of his preaching. 
 
 Sermons. Publics fur les manufcrits autographes. 
 
 5 vol. 12°. Avignon, 1823 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Penfees et fragments, pour la retraite - - 1 
 
 L'importance du falut - . - - 45 
 Joan. 8. 22. Inftrudtion fur le delai de la converfion 71 
 
 Joan. 8. 21. La mort des pccheurs - - 121 
 
 Luc, 19. 43, 44. La mort des pecheurs - 164 
 
 Fragmens fur I'enfer ----- 226 
 
 Luc, 20. 27. Lejugement general - - 242 
 
 Matt. 17. 4. Le paradis . . - - 270 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Matt. 24. 15, 21. Le peche mortel. (2 ferm.) i 
 
 Joan, II. 4. Le peche veniel - - - 225 
 
 Matt. 20. 16. Sur le petit nombre des elus - 330 
 
 Luc, 3. 3. La penitence - - - - 348 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Matt. 15. 32. Sur I'aumone - - - - i 
 
 Fragmens fur la reftitution - - - 157 
 
 Joan, 16. 2";, 24. Sur la priere - - - 172 
 
 Deut. 6. 5. Sur Tamour de Dieu. (2 ferm.) 278 
 
 Sur le faint facrifice de la mefTe - - - 357 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Prov. 9. 5. Inftru<5lion fur la fervente communion i 
 
 Prov. 9. 5. Sur la communion frequente - 71 
 
 Luc, 12. 32. Sur la devotion eloge - - 136 
 
 Luc, 12. 32. Sur la devotion apologie - 220 
 
 Pfa. 147. 20, Sur la religion - - - 287 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 I Cor. 6. 15. Conference fur Fimpurite - I 
 
 Joan. 2. 2. Inftrudlion fur le mariage - 113 
 
 Inftruftion fur fcandale - - - - 161 
 
 Joan. 5. 14. Sur la rechute - - - - 210 
 
 Exhortation fur la croix - - - - 252 
 
 Inftrudlion lur la grace du jubile - - - 295 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. Inftruftion fur la chaftete - - 357 
 
 Luc, 3.4. L'Avent, 4 ----- 382 
 
 Reglement de vie pour une pieufe demoifelle 344 
 
 Lettre ------- 426 
 
 BRYMER, The Ven. William Thomas Parr, 
 
 Archdeacon of Bath. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 4. i. The miniftry of the 
 Church of England. [Sons of the Clergy, 
 1840.] 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 BRYSON, T. a DifTenting minifter. 
 
 A comprehenfive view of the real Chriftian's 
 charafter, priviledges, and obligations. Being 
 the fubftance of a courfe of fermons on the 
 eighth chapter of St. Paul's Epiftle to the 
 Romans. 8°. Lond. 1794 
 
 BUCHAN, Peter. 
 
 Scriptural and philofophical arguments ; or cogent 
 proofs from reafon and Revelation that brutes 
 have fouls. 12°. Peterhead, \%2\ 
 
 BUCHANAN, Allan. 
 
 A pious minifter of the Church of Scotland, who died 
 early in life. Ordained minifter of Inverkeithing, 1744, 
 at the age of 22. Died 1749. 
 
 Sermons on interefting fubjefls. 8°. Edin. 1 79 1 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42- - I I John, II. 25 - - 33 
 
 job, 23. 3 - - 112 Cor. I. 20 - ■ 47 
 
 Jcr. 3. 22 - - - 21 I 2 Cor. 4. 6 (13 ferm.) 59
 
 467 
 
 468 
 
 BUCHANAN, Allan [continued). 
 
 Luke, 22. 31, 32 (i I fs.) 156 I Ecclel". 8. 1 1 (4 lerm.) 334 
 Hof. 2. 19, 20. (9 Is.) 236 Gen. 32. 26 - - 366 
 
 John, 20. 27, 28 - 309 2 Theff. 3. i - - 375 
 [onah, 2. 4 - - 324 
 
 BUCHANAN, Claudius, D.D. 
 
 Born at Cambuflang, in Scotland, 1766. Educated at 
 Queen's College, Cambridge. Went out to India as chap- 
 lain to the Eaft India Company, 1796. Profeflbr of Greek, 
 Latin, and Englifh claflics in the College, Fort William, 
 and Vice-Provoft 1800, Returned to England 1 80S. Died 
 1 815. To his unwearying zeal may be attributed much of 
 the efficiency of the Church eftablifhment in India. 
 Sermons on interefting fubjedls. 8°. Edi?;. 1812 
 Gen. I. 3. The three eras of light (2 ferm.) [Before 
 Univerfity of Cambridge.] - - - - i 
 
 Matt. 2. 2. The ftar in the Eaft. [For MifT. Soc] 73 
 Lev. 25. 9. The Mofaic jubilee. [Sunday before 
 Thankfgiving day.] - , - - - 123 
 
 I Kings, 8. 66. The Briti/h jubilee. [Thankfgiving 
 day, Oct. 25, 1809.] - - - - 151 
 
 Rev. 19. 9. The heavenly jubilee. [Thurfday after 
 Thankfgiving day.] - - - - -185 
 
 Matt. 5. 14. The light of the world. [Miff. Soc.J 237 
 John, 5. 2-4. The healing waters of Bethefda. [At 
 Buxton Wells.] ----- 279 
 
 A feventh edition of the Star in the Eaft and three 
 Jubilee Sermons vvas publifhed in 18 10. 
 Colonial ecclefiaflical eftablifhment ; being a 
 brief view of the ftate of the colonies of 
 Great Britain and of her Afiatic empire, in 
 refpedl to religious inftrudlion. To which is 
 added, A fketch for an ecclefiaflical eftablifh- 
 ment for Britilh India. 2d edit. 8°. L. 1813 
 An apology for promoting Chriftianity in India ; 
 containing two letters concerning the idol 
 Juggernaut, and a memorial prefented to the 
 Bengal Government in 1807 in defence of the 
 Chriftian milTions in India, &c. With an ap- 
 pendix containing various official papers. 8°. 
 
 Lo?id. I 8 1 3 
 
 Chriftian refearches in Afia ; with notices of the 
 
 tranflation of the Scriptures into the oriental 
 
 languages. Fifth edition. 8°. Land. 1 8 1 2 
 
 Memoirs of the life and writings of the Rev. 
 
 Claudius Buchanan. By the Rev. Hugh Pear- 
 
 fon, M.A. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. \%i(^ 
 
 BUCHANAN, George. 
 
 Eorn at Killairn, Scotland, 1506. Educated at Paris. 
 Served in the army, and then became a ftudent in the 
 univerfity of St. Andrews under John Major. Became 
 tutor to various noblemen in Scotland, and on the Con- 
 tinent. Embraced the Protcftant religion. Principal of 
 St. Leonard's College, St. Andrews, 1566. Moderator of 
 the General Affembly of 1567, who appointed him pre- 
 ceptor to James VI. Died 1582, on the day on which 
 his Hiftoria Rerum Scoticarum was publiihed, — a work 
 written with fuch great purity and vigour of ftyle, that 
 fome have equalled it to the claflical authors. 
 Opera omnia, hiftorica, chronologica, juridica, 
 politica, fatirica, et poetica, cafligata, repur- 
 gata, &c. Curante Thoma Ruddimanno, 
 A.M. Cum praefationc Petri Burmanni. 2 
 vol. 4°. Lugd. Bat. 1725 
 
 Vol. I. [With portrait.] 
 Praefatio P. Burmanni. 
 
 G. Buchananni vita, ab ipfo fcripta [cum notis]. 
 Teftimonia. Catalogus editionum. 
 
 BUCHANAN, George {continued). 
 
 Rerum Scoticarum hiftoria. Acceflerunt annotationes. 
 
 Index. Propriorum nominum interpretatio. 
 
 De jure regni apud Scotos, dialogus. 
 
 Dete(5tio Mariae regina; Scotorum. 
 
 Adlio contra Mariam Scott, reg. 
 
 Chamaeleon, written again ft the Laird of Lidingtone. 
 
 Vol. 2. In qua cont. poemata ejus omnia. 
 Pfalmorum Davidis paraphrafis poetica - - i 
 
 Jephthes, five votum, tragcedia - - - 173 
 
 Baptiftes, five calumnia, tragffidia - - - 215 
 
 Francifcanus -.-.-. 253 
 
 Fratres fraterrimi - - - - - -283 
 
 Elegiarum liber . . . . . 301 
 
 Silvarum liber .-...- 324 
 Hendecafyllabon liber . . . . 3^^^. 
 
 lambon liber ---... 349 
 
 Epigrammatum libri. iii. ... - 359 
 
 Mifcellaneorum liber ----- ,^o8 
 
 De fphasra, libri v. - - - - - 427 
 
 Medea et Alceftes Euripidis Latino car.Tiine redditae 536 
 Satyra in Carolum Lotharingum cardinalem - 602 
 De metris Buchananasis - - . - 607 
 
 T. Linacri rudimenta grammatices ex Anglico fermone 
 in Latinam verfa ----- 646 
 
 J. Lod. Vives de ratione ftudii puerilis - 700 
 
 De profodia libellus - - - . _ ^09 
 
 Epiftola, 719, Index. 
 
 Poemata. 16°. Amft. 1687 
 
 Rerum Scoticarum hiftoria. Folio. Edin. 1582 
 
 The hiftory of Scotland rendered into Englifh. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1690 
 
 Ane deteftioun of the doingis of Mary at St. 
 
 Androis. Anderfon, Jas. Colledlions. 
 
 BUCHER, Samuel Frederick. 
 
 Antiquitates biblics, ex Novo Teftamento, fe- 
 leftaj, confuetudines, ritus, formulas veterum 
 examinantes. Cum indie. 4°. Vitemb. 1729 
 This work only includes Matthew, Mark, and Luke. 
 
 Synedrium magnum. Ugolinus, 25. 1151 
 
 DifTert. de velato Hebrsorum gynasceo. 
 
 Ibid. 29. 615 
 
 DifTert. de un£lione in Bethania. lb. 30. 13 17 
 
 BUCKET, Father. 
 
 Letter concerning the metempfychofis or tranfmi- 
 gration of fouls. Picard's Ceremonies, 4. 159 
 
 BUCK, Rev. Charles. 
 
 A theological dictionary, containing definitions 
 of all religious and ecclefiaftical terms ; an im- 
 partial account of the feveral denominations 
 which have fubfifted in the religious world ; 
 remarkable tranfaftions and events in eccle- 
 fiaftical hiftory, and a biographical ficetch of 
 writers in theological fcience. A new and 
 greatly improved edition, by the Rev. E. 
 Henderfon, D.D. 8°. Z»W. 1841 
 
 Juvenilia; or, fpecimens of the early efforts as a 
 preacher of the late Rev. Charles Buck. 12°. 
 
 Lo7id. 181 8 
 
 The praiftical expofitor ; or. Scripture illus- 
 trated by fafts, and arranged for every day in 
 the year. 12°. Lond. 1825 
 
 Serious enquiries ; or, important queftions rela- 
 tive to this world and that which is to come. 
 Second edition. 12°. Lo7id. 1825
 
 469 
 
 470 
 
 BUCK, George. 
 
 Hiftory of Richard III. Kennet, Bp. Hill. 1 
 
 BUCKE, Charles. 
 
 Born at Worlington, Suffolk, 1781. Died 1847. For 
 more than thirty years he profecuted his literary labours in 
 the nmidft of great poverty. The following is his chief 
 work. It is well written, containing a vaft fund of mis- 
 cellaneous information, interefting anecdotes, and well 
 chofen quotations. 
 
 On the beauties, harmonies, and fublimities of 
 nature ; with notes, and commentaries, and 
 illuftrations ; and occalional remarlcs on the 
 laws, cuftoms, habits, and manners, of various 
 nations. A new edition, greatly enlarged. 
 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 BUCKERIDGE, John, D.D., Billiop of Ely. 
 
 An eminent prelate. Born at Marlborough, Wiltfhire. 
 Educated at Merchant Taylors' fchool ; and fent to St. 
 John's College, Oxford, in 1578; of which he became 
 Fellow. Archdeacon of Northampton, and Vicar of St. 
 Giles', Cripplegate, 1604. Prefident of St. John's College, 
 1605. Canon of Windfor, 1606. Bifhop ofRochefter, 
 1611. Tranflated to Ely, 1626. Died 1631. 
 
 Funeral fermon on Bp. Andrews. 
 
 Andrews, Bp. Sermons, 5. 259 
 De poteftate Paps in rebus temporalibus, five 
 in regibus deponendis ufurpata adverfus R. 
 Cardinalem Bellarminum. 4°. Lond. 16 14* 
 Other works : A Difcourfe on kneeling at the Com- 
 munion, <S:c. 
 
 BUCKINGHAM, Duke of. 
 
 The reafonablenefs of men's having a religion. 
 
 Phenix, 2. 5 19 
 
 BUCKLAND, John, B.D. 
 
 Sermon, l Tim. 3. i. [Confecration of a 
 Bilhop.] 4°. Lond. 1 809 
 
 BUCKLAND, WiUiam, B.D., F.R.S.,M.G.S., 
 Dean ofWeftmin., and Reflor of lilip, Oxon. 
 
 Vindiciae geologicas ; or the connexion of geo- 
 logy with religion explained. Ff 2. Pp. 38. 
 
 Reliquis diluvians ; or obfervations on the or- 
 ganic remains contained in caves, fiffures, and 
 diluvial gravel, and on other geological pheno- 
 mena, attefling the adlion of an univerfal de- 
 luge. 4°. Lond. 1823* 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 5. 12. An inquiry whether the 
 fentence of death pronounced at the fall of 
 man included the whole animal creation, or 
 was reftridled to the human race. 8°. Z. 1 839 
 
 Bridgewater treatife. See Bridgewater. 
 
 BUCKLE, R. Bentley, M.A., Archdn. ofDorfet. 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the arch- 
 deaconry ofDorfet, in June 1843. Pp. 32. 
 8°. borchef. 1843 
 
 BUCKLE, William, A.M., Vicar of Pyrton. 
 
 A catechifm compiled from the Book of Com- 
 mon Prayer, in which the quellions are formed 
 from the Articles of the Church of England ; 
 and the anfwers are given in the very words 
 of fome one or other of her venerable ferviccs. 
 Pp. 89. 12°. Lond. 1807 
 
 BUCKLEY, J. W., M.A. 
 
 Four fermons, preached in St. John's Church, 
 Brighton. 12°. Brighton, 1843 
 
 Mark, 10. 17-22. The important queftion - 5 
 
 1 Tim. I. 15, 16. The faithful faying - 23 
 Heb. 13. 14. The continuing city - - - 43 
 Matt. 26. 26-29. T^^ Lord's fupper - - 62 
 
 Sermon, Judg. 5. lo, 11. England's true truft 
 is God. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 66. 8. [Thankfgiving, cholera.] 
 With an appendix containing heads of other 
 thankigiving fermons. 8°. Lond. 1 849 
 
 Second edition, with thankfgiving meditations 
 upon appropriate Pfalms. 8°. Lond. i%^g 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 19. 3. The true fupremacy. 
 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 BUCKLEY, Samuel. Amen Corner. 
 
 A fecond and third letter to Dr. Mead, con- 
 cerning a new edition ofThuanus's Hiftory. 
 
 2 parts. 8°. Lond. 1728-30 
 BUCKLEY, Theodore Alois, B.A., Chaplain of 
 
 Chrift Church, Oxford. 
 
 A hiftory of the Council of Trent, compiled 
 from a comparifon of various writers, with a 
 chronological fummary. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 Tranflation of canons and catechifm. See Trent. 
 
 BUCKMINSTER, Joseph Stevens. 
 
 Born at Portfmouth, America, 1784. Entered Harvard 
 College, 1797. Became paftor of a congregation at Bos- 
 ton, U.S., 1805. Appointed Lefturer in biblical criti- 
 cifm at Harvard College, 18 11. Died 18 12. His fermons 
 procured him a place in the firft clafs of popular preachers. 
 A fecond volume appeared at Bofton 1829. 
 Sermons, reprinted from the American edition. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 Gal. 4. 4 - 
 
 I 
 
 Luke, 8. 1 8 - - 202 
 
 John, 7. 46 - 
 
 20 
 
 Phil. 1.9 - - 2J7 
 
 Pfa. 119. 71 
 
 38 
 
 Prov. 25. 28 - - 237 
 
 Luke, 14. 18 - 
 
 56 
 
 I Cor. II. 31 - 253 
 
 John, 12. 43 - - 
 
 69 
 
 Eph. 2. 5 - - - 264 
 
 Philem. - 
 
 87 
 
 Luke, 18. 10 - 281 
 
 John, 6. 12. [Charitable 
 
 Matt. 26. 35, and Luke, 22. 
 
 lefture.] - 
 
 103 
 
 61, 62 - - - 293 
 
 Heb. II. I. (3 ferm.) 
 
 118 
 
 Eph. 6. 4 - - 315 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 15, 16 - 
 
 150 
 
 Deut. 33. 29 - - 330 
 
 Jer. 13. 23 - - - 171 j Phil. 4. 3. [Charity fchool.] 
 Matt. 10. 32. [At the Lord's | 346 
 
 fupper.] - - 189 i 2 Pet. i. 5-7- - 372 
 
 BUCKRIDGE, Thomas, A^.A., late Fellow of 
 King's College, Cambridge, Vicar of Send, 
 and Redor of Merrow, Surrey. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1767 
 Luke, 2. 10, II. [Chriftmas.] - - . i 
 
 John, 14. 16, 17. [Whitfunday.] - - 17 
 
 Afts, 8. 17. [Confirmation.] . . . 29 
 
 I Chron. 29. 27, 28. [Fun. ferm. on Geo. IL] 47 
 
 Pfa. 94. 22. [Faft ferm.] - - - 61 
 
 Luke, 18. 10-13 71 
 
 BUCKWORTH, J., A.M., Vicar of Dewft^ury, 
 Yorkfhire. 
 
 A feries of difcourfes, containing a fvftem of 
 do6trinal, experimental, and pra6lical religion, 
 particularly calculated for the ufe of families. 
 Second edition. 12°. Leeds, 181 2 
 
 Dan. 2. 28. The exiftence of God - - ?
 
 47' 
 
 472 
 
 BUCKWORTH, J., A.M. [continued). 
 
 Pfa. 119. i6o. The truth of the Scriptures - 18 
 John, 4. 24. The fpirituality of God's exiftence 36 
 Gen. 3. 23. The unity and equality of the Father, Son, 
 and Holy Ghoft ----- 50 
 Pfa. 145. 13. The nature of God's dominion over us 65 
 Rom. 5. 12. Mankind are iinners by nature and prac- 
 tice - - 83 
 
 Rom. 7. 14. Mankind have broken all the command- 
 ments -..---- lOI 
 
 Gal. 3- 13- Mankind are redeemed by Chrift 117 
 
 A(fls, 13. 39. Mankind partake of redemption through 
 
 believing - - - - - - 133 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. Faith is the gift of God - - 14S 
 
 Gal. 5. 6. Faith works by love - - - 163 
 
 I Pet. 2. 7. Faith renders the Saviour precious iSi 
 
 1 John, 5. 4. Faith overcomes the world - 197 
 
 I John, 5. 10. Faith is accompanied with an inward 
 wltnefs of an intereft in Chrift - - 213 
 
 I Tim. 3. 12. The duties of huftands and fathers 230 
 1 Tim. 3. 12. The duties of mafters - - 246 
 
 Mark, 14. 8. The duties of a wife, mother, and miftrefs 
 
 263 
 I Kings, 18. 12. The duties of children and fervants 280 
 Micah, 6. 8. The duties of tradefmen - 298 
 
 A(fts, 20. 26, 27. The conclulion - - - 314 
 
 BUD.ffiUS, Gulielmus, Confiliarius Regius. 
 
 Forenlia. Folio. Lutetice, 1 544 
 
 BUDD, Henry, M.A., Reftor of White Roothing. 
 
 Infant-baptifm the means of national reformation 
 according to the dodlrine and difcipline of the 
 Eftablifhed Church. Third edition, with a 
 preface to vindicate baptifmal regeneration 
 from Pufeyifm on the one hand and modern 
 Evangelifm on the other. 12°. Lo7id. 1841 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 41. i. The duty and bleflednefs of 
 conlidering the poor, efpecially at the prefent 
 feafon. 8°. Lond. 181 3 
 
 BUDDEUS, John Francis. 
 
 A celebrated Lutheran divine, of great learning and in- 
 duftry : born at Aclam, Pomerania, 1667. Entered Wit- 
 temberg Univerfity, 1685, where he became Affiftant-Pro- 
 feffor of Philofophy in 1689. Removed to Jena, Pro- 
 feffor of Moral and Political Philofophy in the Univerfity 
 of Halle, 1693. ProfefTor of Theology at Jena, J 705. 
 Died 1729. 
 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaftica VeterisTeflamenti, variis ob- 
 fervationibus illuftrata. Editio tertia. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Hal. 1726-29 
 Vol. I. 1726. 
 Ab orbe condito ufque ad Samuelem. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1729. 
 A Samuele ufque ad Chriftum natum. 
 Differtatio epiftolica de Pythoniffa Endorea. 
 
 Ifagoge hiftorico-theologica ad theologiam uni- 
 verfam fmgulafque ejus partes, novis fupple- 
 mentis auftior. 2 vol. 4°. 1-^pf- 173° 
 
 Vol. I. 
 De fine ftudii theologici. 
 De theologiae cultore. 
 
 De mediis, quibus theologiae habitus comparatur. 
 De propaedammatibus theologicis. 
 De theologia thetica feu dogmatica. 
 De theologia fymbolica. 
 De theologia patriftica. 
 De theologia morali et royftica. 
 De jurifprudentja ecclefiaftica. 
 Vol. 2. 
 De hiftoria ecclefiaftica. 
 
 BUDDEUS, John Francis [continued). 
 De theologia polemica. 
 De theologia exegetica. 
 
 Inftitutiones theologiae dogmaticae, variis obferva- 
 
 tionibus illuitratae. 4°. Lip/. 1724 
 
 Inllitutiones theologiae moralis, variis obferva- 
 
 tionibus illuftratas. 4°. Lipf. 1 7 1 1 
 
 Meditationes facrs. [De pfeudo-Paracletis, de 
 
 fanguine federis, de Pontic Pilato, de refurrec- 
 
 tione mortuorum, &C.J 4'^. Jence, 1725 
 
 Analefta hiftorije philofophicje. Editio ii. 12°. 
 
 Hal. Sax. 1724 
 
 Mifcellanea facra, five diflertationum aliarumque 
 
 commentationum ad theologiam, hiftoriam ec- 
 
 clelialticam, et recentiores controverfias fpec- 
 
 tantium colledlio. 2 vol. 4°. Jenee, 1727 
 
 Vol. I. 
 De Pelagianifmo in Ecclefia Romana per Bullam anti- 
 Quefnellianam triumphante. De ftatu ecclefiarum 
 Apoftolicarum. De libertate cogitandi, &c. 
 Vol. 2. 
 De paedobaptifmo. De hamartigenia, Rom. 5. 12-14. 
 De beatitudine in regno gratiae. De fide natural!. 
 De origine mali. De colloquiis charitativis feculo xvi. 
 per Germaniam irrito eventu infUtutis, &c. 
 
 BUDDICOM, Robert Pedder, M.A. 
 
 An able and learned clergyman. Studied at Cambridge. 
 Eighth wrangler, 1806. M.A. 1809. Became Fellow of 
 Queen's College. Incumbent of St. George's, Everton, 
 near Liverpool, 1814. Principal of St. Bees' College, 
 1840. Died 1846. 
 
 Friendfhip with God illuftrated in the life of 
 Abraham. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Gal. 3.29. The heirs of promife. (2 ferm.) I 
 
 Gen. 12. I. The divine calling of Abraham - 44 
 
 Gen. 12. 2, 3. The commandment with promife 72 
 Gen. 12. 4, 5. The command obeyed - loi 
 
 Heb. 11.8. The nature and origin of faith - 125 
 
 Heb. II. 8. The objects and warrant of faith 150 
 
 Heb. II. 8. The exercife of faith - - 172 
 
 Heb. 1 1. 8. The perfeverance, happinefs, and triumph 
 of faith .------ 196 
 
 Gen. 12. 6, 7. Abram's entrance and welcome into 
 Canaan - - - - - - 219 
 
 Gen. 12. 7, 8. The tent and the altar - 241 
 
 Gen. 12. 7, 8. The immediate influence of family reli- 
 gion ------- 261 
 
 Gen. 12. 7, 8. The more remote influence of family 
 religion - - - - - - - 285 
 
 Gen. 12. 10, 14. Abram's faith in eclipfe - 308 
 
 Gen. 13. 8, 9. The reparation between Abram and Lot 
 
 334 
 Gen. 13. 14-17. Righteous retribution - 360 
 
 Gen. 14. 18-20. Abraham and Melchizedek 384 
 
 Gen. 15. 6. Juftifying faith in Chrift Jefus - 414 
 
 Gen. 15. 6. Juftifying faith in its blefling - 436 
 
 Gen. 15. 17, 18. God's covenant with Abraham 458 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Gen. 16. I, 2. The fin and confequences of impatience i 
 Gen. 17. I, 2. The covenant renewed and fealed 22 
 Gen. 18. 17-19. The angel Jehovah appears to Abra- 
 ham ,------ 44 
 
 Gen. 20. I. The fortunes of Lot - - 67 
 
 Gen. 21. 1-3. The birth of Ifaac - - 90 
 
 Gen. 21. 3-4. Arguments for infant-baptifm 1 11 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. Same fubjeft - - - - 139 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Same fubje<5l - - - 165 
 
 Gen. 21. 8-10. Ilhmael's mockery and puni/hment 192 
 Gal. 4. 22-26. The allegory of the two covenants 218
 
 473 
 
 474 
 
 BUDDICOM, Robert Pedder, M.A. [contiriucj). 
 
 Gen. 21. 14. Hagar's final expulfion - - 244 
 
 Gen. 21. 22-25. "^^^ beneficial influence of confiftent 
 
 religion -.---- 269 
 
 Gen. 22. I, 2. The facrifice of Ifaac - - 292 
 
 Gen. 22. 6-10. Abraham a type of God the Father. 
 
 Ifaac a type of God the Son - - - 319 
 
 Gen. 23. 19. The death and burial of Sarah - 347 
 Gen. 23. 20. Abraham's purchafeofa burying-place 
 
 from the fons of Heth - - - - 374 
 
 Gen. 24. 2-4. Abraham's provifion of a wife for Ifaac 
 
 401 
 Gen. 24. 9, 10. Abraham blefled in a faithful fervant 428 
 Gen. 24. 67. Eliezer's errand illuftrative of the mini- 
 
 fterial office ------ 456 
 
 Gen. 25. 8. Abraham's fecond marriage and death 484 
 
 The Chriftian exodus ; or, the deliv^erance of the 
 Ifraelites from Egypt practically confidered. 
 In a ieries of difcourfes. Second edit. 2 vol. 
 12°. Liverpool, 1839 
 
 Vol. I. 
 I Cor. 10. II. The hiftory of Ifrael between Egypt and 
 
 Canaan, typical of the Chriftian life - - I 
 
 Exod. I. 13, 14. The captivity of the Ifraelites in Egypt 
 
 applied to the fpiritual bondage of men in nature and 
 
 fin ------ - 25 
 
 Exod. 2. 23-25. The regard of God to the prayer of 
 
 Ifrael -------47 
 
 Exod. 3. 2—5. The miracle of the burning bufh typically 
 
 and pradlically confidered - - . 68 
 
 Exod. 3. 9, 10. The typical charafter of Mofes 89 
 
 Exod. 3. 19, 20. The oppofition of Pharaoh eventually 
 
 overruled - - - - - -112 
 
 Exod. 5. 8, 9. The world and Satan oppofe the Chrift- 
 
 ian's progrefs - - . _ . 152 
 
 Exod. 6. 6-9. Difcouragement in religion produdlive of 
 
 unbelief - - - - - - -154 
 
 Exod. 7. 3. The cafe of Pharaoh confidered 174 
 
 Exod. 12. 21-23. "^^^ PalTover inftituted - 193 
 
 Exod. 12. 37, 38. Charadier and conduit of the mixed 
 
 multitude - - - - - -214 
 
 Exod. 13. 17, 18. The tendernefs of God toward the 
 
 Ifraelites - - - - - - 233 
 
 Exod. 13. 21, 22. The pillar of the cloud and of fire 254 
 Exod. 14. 30, 31. The Ifraelites delivered and the 
 
 Egyptians deftroyed - - - - - 273 
 
 Exod. 15.23-25. The bitter waters of Marah 296 
 
 Exod. 16. 35. The fall of manna typically and pradli- 
 
 cally confidered - - - - - 317 
 
 Exod. 17. 5, 6. The rock of Horeb fmitten by the rod 
 
 of Mofes ------ 240 
 
 Exod. 17. I. The battle between Ifrael and Amalek 360 
 Exod. 20. I, 2. The law delivered from Mount Sinai 
 
 380 
 Exod. 25. 8. The Ifraelites commanded to build the 
 
 tabernacle ------ 403 
 
 Exod. 32. 7, 8. The idolatrous worfhip of the golden 
 
 calf - - - - - - -423 
 
 Exod. 34. 29— 35. The veil of Mofes - - 444 
 
 Vol. 2. Second edition. 
 Lev. 10. 1—3. The fin and punifhment of Nadab and 
 
 Abihu - - 1 
 
 Lev. 25. 8-10. The character of the jubilee, and the 
 
 mode of its proclamation - - - 2^ 
 
 Numb. 3. 29. The invitation given by Mofes to Hobab 
 
 4^ 
 
 Numb. II. 31-33. The fupply of quails, attended with 
 the wrath of God againft the difcontent of Ifrael 71 
 
 Numb. 13.25. The report of the fpies after their return 
 from fearching out the land of promife - 92 
 
 Numb. 15. 32-36. The Sabbath-breaker ftoned 116 
 
 Numb. 16.31-35. The guilt and punifhment of Korah, 
 Dathan, and Abiram - - - - 139 
 
 BUDDICOM, Robert Pedder, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Numb. 20. 12. Puniftiment denounced againft Moles 
 
 and Aaron ------ jg^ 
 
 Numb. 21. 8, 9. The brazen ferpent - 1S6 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The charadter of Balaam - 211 
 
 Numb. 32. 6, 7. The reproof of Mofes to the tribes of 
 
 Gad and Reuben ----- 237 
 
 Numb. 35. 9-12. The cities of refuge - - 261 
 
 Deut. 34. 5. The death of Mofes - - 283 
 
 Jofh. 3. 17. The paffage of Jordan - - 305 
 
 Jofti. 6. 20. Jericho taken ... 528 
 
 Jofti. 7. 19—21. The fin and punifhment of Achan 350 
 Jofh. 9. 3—6. The fuccefsful ftratagcm of the Gibeonites 
 
 373 
 Jofh. 10. 6, 7. The vicStory obtained by Jofhua over the 
 
 confederated kings of Canaan ... ^95 
 Jofh. II. 23. The promifed land divided by lot among 
 
 the Ifraelites - - - - - 417 
 
 Jofh. 18. 3. Jofhua's remonftrance with the Ifraelites 
 
 upon their want of exertion to finifh the war, and to 
 
 take pofTeffion of the promifed land - - 443 
 
 Jofh. 23. 14. Jofhua's dying teftimony to the fidelity of 
 
 God in the accomplifhment of his promifes 465 
 
 Sermons, chiefly pradlical. 2 vol. 1 2°. Land, n.d. 
 Vol. I. 
 Gen. 3. 15. The believer's conflidl with Satan i 
 
 Gen. 3. 20. Adam and Eve believers in the promife of 
 
 mercy ---.--. 17 
 
 Ifa. 53. 4-6. Man's natural ftate before God - 34 
 
 Mark, 16. 1-4. The Maries at the fepulchre 50 
 
 I Cor. 12. 6. Spiritual emblems of God the Holy Spirit 
 
 67 
 I Kings, 18. 42-44. Elijah an example of the true 
 
 fpirit of prayer. (2 ferm.) - - . 91 
 
 Pfa. 23. I. The heavenly fhepherd - - 121 
 
 Ifa. 28. 27-29. The need and meafure of affliftive dis- 
 
 penfatjons. (2 ferm.) - - - - 138 
 
 I Sam. 26. 12. The danger of fpiritual lethargy 165 
 Hof. 7. 8, 9. Caufes of declenfion in religion - 185 
 Phil. 4. I. Paul an example of minifterial folicitude 
 
 and affedlion ----- 205 
 
 Cant. 4. 16. The graces of the Holy Spirit implored 225 
 Pfa. 119. 59, 60. The duty and confequences of felf- 
 
 examination ------ 242 
 
 I Cor. 15. 31. The habit of a Chriftian's mind 261 
 Mai. 4. 2. Jefus Chrift the fun of righteoufnefs 278 
 Mark, 3. 1-5. The inability of the natural heart to 
 
 turn to God .... - 295 
 
 Efther, 4. 16. Efther's decifion and its attendant fucceis 
 
 Pfa. 139. 17. The nature and precioufnefs of God's 
 
 thoughts to his people - - - - 331 
 
 Cant. 8. 5. The ftate and attitude of a believer 351 
 Adts, 16. 14. Lydia's heart opened in the fovereignty 
 
 of God 371 
 
 Pfa. 45. 5. The Saviour's conquefts in the hearts of his 
 
 enemies - - - - - - "39' 
 
 Col. 3. II. Chrift all in all for the Church's need 
 
 (2 ferm.) -.-.-. 408 
 
 I Kings, 3. 5. The duty, nature, and bleflings of 
 
 prayer ------- 444 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Jer. 23. 29. Fire and a hammer fymbolical of the law 
 
 and the gofpel - - . - - i 
 
 Rev. I. 10. The Chriftian's Sabbath - - 19 
 
 Exod, 24. II. The privileges and bleflings of the Lord's 
 
 fupper -.-.-- 38 
 
 1 John, 3. 3. The Chriftian's hope, and its refults 55 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 16. The believer and the fcoft'er contrafted 75 
 Gen. 24. 12. Eliezer's condudt and attendant fuccefs 93 
 Luke, 16. 5. The univerfality of debt to God III 
 I Sam. 27. I, 2. The fin and danger of fpiritual de- 
 
 fpondency - - - - - - ' 3^ 
 
 Pfa. 119. 88. The believer quickened to exertion 151
 
 475 
 
 476 
 
 BUDDICOM, Robert Redder, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Jer. 23. 28. The chaff and the wheat - 166 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15. The Chriftian Church the houle of God 
 
 181 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 15. Acceptable demeanour in the houfe of 
 
 prayer ..-.--- 199 
 Nehem. 4. 9. Nehemiah the model of a Chriftian 
 
 warrior - - - - - - 216 
 
 Rom. 14. 17. The inward and fpiritual character of 
 
 the kingdom of God ----- 234 
 Pfa. 87. 7. Chrift Jefus the fountain of grace 253 
 
 James, 4. 13-16. Worldly folicitude rebuked 272 
 
 John, I. 47. The character of the true Ifraelite 290 
 James, i. 16. A warning againft error in faith and 
 
 practice ...... 307 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 18—20. The invitation and prayer of 
 Hezekiah ------ 32^ 
 
 A(5ls, 8. 30, 31. Diredlions for profitable ftudy of the 
 
 word of God ----- 346 
 
 Luke, 8. 35. The demoniac in his wretched condition 
 
 and blefled change - - - - - 370 
 
 Gen. 32. 9-12. Jacob's experience illuftrative of the 
 
 life of a child of God - - - - 390 
 
 Deut. I. 8. The bleiTednefs and glory of the promifed 
 
 land ------- 412 
 
 Luke, 2. 29, 30. The difpofition of God's fervants in 
 
 the profpeft of death - - - - 429 
 
 Ezek. 47. 9. The progrefs and bleflings of the gofpel 448 
 
 A lefture, Rom. 3. 23-26. The atonement 
 indifpenfable to the neceffity of guilty man, 
 and fhewn to ftand or fall with the deity of 
 our Lord Jefus Chrift. 8°. Liverpool, 1839 
 
 BUDGETT, Samuel. 
 
 The fuccefsful merchant : fketches of the life of 
 Mr. Samuel Budgett, late of Kingfwood Hill. 
 By William Arthur. Seventh edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1852* 
 
 BUDWORTH, WilUam, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Exod. 18. 25, 26. Magiftrates and their 
 office confidered. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 BUGG, Francis, Sen. 
 
 The piflure of Quakerifm drawn to the life, in 
 two parts ; the iirft fhewing the vanity of the 
 Quaker's pretence of their being the one only 
 Catholick Church of Chrift ; alfo ftiewing 
 that legal punifhment is not perfecution ; the 
 fecond containing a brief hiftory of the rife, 
 growth, and progrefs of Quakerifm. 12°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1697 
 
 Quakerifm expofed to publick cenfure, by a brief 
 narrative of the proceedings between fome of 
 the Norfolk clergy and the Quakers, at a late 
 conference at Weft-Dereham Church, &c. Ff 
 7. Pp. 64. 16°. Lond. 1699 
 
 BUGG, George, A.B. 
 
 Friendly remarks on the Rev. J. W. Cunning- 
 ham's conciliatory fuggeftions on the fubjeft of 
 regeneration. Pp. 46. 12°. Lond. 1816 
 
 BUKENTOP, Henricus de. 
 
 Monk of the Order of Minor Friars. ProfefTor of 
 
 Theology at Louvain. 
 
 Lux de luce, libri tres, in quorum primo ambigus 
 locutiones, in fecundo variae ac dubis leftiones 
 quas in Vulgata Latina S. Scripturae editione 
 occurrunt, ex originalium linguarum textibus 
 
 BUKENTOP, Henricus de [continued). 
 
 illuftrantur. In tertio agitur de editione Sixti 
 V. fadla anno 1590 multaque alia tradlantur. 
 4°. Brux. 1 7 10 
 
 BULKELEY, Benjamin, D.D. Pembroke Col- 
 lege, Reftor of Chinkford, Eflex. 
 
 Sermon, Jofti. 5. 13. The infufficiency of human 
 reafon in matters of religion, and the confequent 
 neceffity of a revelation. [A£t.] 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1 73 1 
 
 BULKELEY, Rev. Peter. 
 
 Born, at Woodhill, Bedfordfhire, 1582. Educated at St. 
 John's College, Cambridge. Succeeded his father in the 
 living of Woodhill, where he continued 21 years, when he 
 was filenced for nonconformity by Abp. Laud. Went to 
 New England 1635. Died 1658-9. 
 The gofpel-covenant ; or, the covenant of grace 
 
 opened. Second edition, much enlarged. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 165 I 
 
 Some Latin Poems by Bulkeley, are in Mather's Hiftory 
 of New England. 
 
 BULKELEY, Sir Richard, Bart. 
 
 An anfwer to feveral treatifes lately publiftied on 
 the fubjeft of the prophets. The firft part. 
 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 BULKLEY, Charles. 
 
 A Proteftant Diffenting minifter. Born, in London, 
 1719. Educated at Chefter and at Northampton, under 
 Doddridge. Originally a Prelhyterian, he joined the Gene- 
 ral Baptifts, and became minifter of a congregation in 
 London. Died 1797. 
 
 Difcourfes. 8°. Lond. 1752 
 
 Matt. 19. 16. Our Saviour's converfation with tlie 
 young ruler ------ i 
 
 Matt. 19. 16. On the love of our neighbour - 22 
 
 Matt. 19. 16. Chriftian perfe<ftion - - - 48 
 
 Matt. 19. 16. On humility, and the temptations of a 
 profperous or affluent ftate - . - 74 
 
 Matt. 5. 48. The imitation of God (2 ferm.) - 98 
 
 Luke, 17. 20, 21. On the kingdom of God 159 
 
 John, 4. 23, 24. The nature and foundations of reli- 
 gious, chriftian, and focial wor/hip - 185 
 Pfa. 119.80. Chriftian fmcerity . - - 214 
 Matt. 12. 33. That religion and moral virtue confift in 
 good affections - - - - - 241 
 
 John, 13. 17. On religious knowledge - - 270 
 
 I Pet. 4. S. On charity as covering a multitude of 
 
 fins -.--..- 299 
 
 Matt. 3. 9. Chriftian privileges no juft grounds of 
 
 hope ------- 325 
 
 I John, I. 9. The confeffion and forgiveness of fins 351 
 Luke, 23. 43. The penitent thief - - 380 
 
 Notes on the philofophical writings of Lord 
 Bolingbroke. In three parts. Parti. On the 
 creation of the world, &c. Part 2. On the 
 truth and evidence of the Chriftian religion. 
 Part 3. On the moral perfections of the Deity 
 and a future ftate. Pp. vii. 190. Index, Ff 5. 
 8°. Lond. 1755 
 
 Obfervations upon natural religion and Chrift- 
 ianity candidly propoled : in a review of the 
 Difcourfes lately publiflied by the Lord Biftiop 
 of London. [Sherlock.] Pp. vi. 96. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1757 
 
 The Chriftian minifter. [On Eph. 4. 11, 12.] 
 
 12". Lond. 1758
 
 477 
 
 478 
 
 In four books. 
 1764 
 
 34 
 
 61 
 
 80 
 
 129 
 
 153 
 172 
 216 
 
 307 
 
 BULKLEY, Charles {continued). 
 The ceconomy of the golpcl 
 4°' 
 
 Of natural religion 
 
 The religious inftitution of Mofes 
 
 The credibility of the gofpel hiftory 
 
 On miracles .-.--. 
 
 The pra-exiftence and original dignity of our Saviour 
 
 The incarnation of Chrift .... 
 
 The example and life of Chrift - - - 
 
 The fufferings of Chrift - - . - 
 
 The atonement of Chrift - - . - 
 
 The exaltation of Chrift - . . . 
 
 The interceffion of Chrift - - . - 
 
 The day of judgment - . - - . 
 
 The perfonality, dignity, and offices of the Holy Spirit 
 
 331. 
 The praftical and moral ufes to which the doftrine ot 
 
 the Holy Spirit is to be applied - - 381 
 
 Of the holy angels ..... jcj7 
 
 Of the fallen angels - - - . - ^20 
 
 The peculiar difcoveriesof the gofpel relative to a future 
 
 ftate -.-.... ^^ 
 
 Baptifm ..-.--- 479 
 
 The Lord's fupper ..... 508 
 
 The moral duties peculiar to the gofpel - 529 
 
 Difcourfes on the parables of our blelTed Saviour 
 and the miracles of his holy gofpel. With 
 occafional illuftrations. 4 vol. 8°. L. 1771 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 13. 13-15. The nature and defign of parables, 
 and the manner of interpreting them - - i 
 
 Matt. 13. 3-8. The fower 
 Luke, 8. 15. Charafter of the good ground 
 Matt. 13. 36. The tares 
 
 13. 31, 32. The muftard-feed - 
 
 13. 44-46. The treafure hid in 
 
 pearl of great price ..... 
 
 13. 23—35. 'I'^^ forgiven debtor 
 
 21. 28—32. The two fons 
 
 21. 37. The vineyard ... 
 
 22. 12. The marriage-feaft - 
 
 The ten virgins 
 The duty of watchfiilnefs 
 The talents. (2 ferm.) - 
 Vol. 2. 
 Luke, 7. 47. The two debtors 
 
 10. 36. The good Samaritan 
 
 . 12. 21. The rich man 
 
 13' 7- The barren fig-tree 
 
 14. 28-30. The builder 
 
 15. 7. The loft fheep 
 
 ■ 15. 21. The prodigal fon 
 
 16. 8. The unjuft ftevvard 
 
 16. 31. Dives and Lazarus. (2 ferm.) 
 
 17. 10. The unprofitable fervant 
 
 18. 6-8. The importunate widow - 
 
 18. 9— 14- The pharifee and the publican 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Matt. 4. 23. On our Saviour's miracles - i 
 
 John, 2. I. The marriage in Cana of Galilee - 23 
 
 John, 2. 13—17. The buyers and fellers driven out of 
 
 25- 
 
 25. I, 2. 
 
 25. 29. 
 
 37 
 73 
 99 
 129 
 field ; or, the 
 163 
 193 
 223 
 249 
 
 - 275 
 303 
 
 329 
 353 
 
 25 
 5' 
 
 75 
 
 lOI 
 
 133 
 161 
 193 
 221 
 291 
 321 
 349 
 
 the temple - 
 Luke, 8. 5. The good centurion. (2 ferm.) 
 Matt. 8. 1-3. The miraculous cure of a leper 
 Luke, 5. 9. The miraculous draught of fifties - 
 Mark, 4. 31. Our Saviour's rebuking the ftorm 
 Matt. 8. 31, 32. The demoniacs 
 Matt. 9. 2. The cure of the paralytic 
 John, 6. 12. The miraculous increafe of the loaves and 
 
 fifties .----.- 249 
 
 John, 5. 2-9. The pool of Bethefda - - 273 
 
 Matt. 17.4. Our Lord's transfiguration - 299 
 
 43 
 65 
 119 
 143 
 167 
 191 
 123 
 
 BULKLEY, Charles {continued). 
 
 John, 9. I, 2. The cure of the man born blind 323 
 John, 9. 4. Same fubjedl .... .j^g 
 
 John, 9. 5. Chrift the light of the world - 377 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 John, II. 43,44. The refurreftion of Lazarus. (2 fs.) I 
 
 Mark, II. 21. Our Savior's curfing the barren fig-tree 57 
 
 John, 18. 10. Peter's cutting off the right ear of Mal- 
 
 chus ....... 85 
 
 John, 10. 17, 18. The refurre£tion ofChrift. (2 fs.) 109 
 Adls, I. II. The afcenfion of our blefied Savior 173 
 Acts, 2. 1-4. The miraculous effufion of the Spirit 199 
 
 1 Cor. 1 1. 17. The abufe of the miraculous gifts among 
 the Corinthians - - - - . 221 
 
 Adls, 4. 8-12. St. Peter's miraculous cure of the lame 
 man ....... 247 
 
 Afts, 5. 3, 4. Ananias and Sapphira - - 277 
 
 Afts, 13. 10. Elymas the forcerer - - - 307 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 8. The Popi/h miracles - - 333 
 Gal. 5. 13. Concluding addrefs ; or, the Chriftian's call 
 
 to libertie - - - - - "359 
 
 Other works : Catechetical Exercifes, 1778. Notes on 
 the Bible. 3 vol. 8°. 1802, &c. 
 
 BULL, George, D.D., Bifhop of St. David's. 
 
 Born at Wells, Somerfetfture, 1634. Entered Exeter 
 College, Oxford, 1648. Refufed to take the oaths to the 
 Commonwealth, 1649. Became minifterofSt. George's, 
 near Briftol. Reftor of Suddington, St. Mary, Gloucefter- 
 ftiire, 1658. Prebendary of Gloucefter, 1678. Bifhop of 
 St. David's, 1705. Died 1710. He was a divine of great 
 learning and piety, and exadt knowledge of the Holy 
 Scriptures, and of the writings of the primitive fathers of 
 the Church : as an aflertor of the doctrine of the Trinit)', 
 he ranks among the ableft divines of his age. His Englifh 
 works were publifhed in 1733, in 3 vols. S'^., to which a 
 volume was added containing his life ; his Latin works 
 were edited by Dr. Grabe, in folio, 1703, and again, with 
 fome additions, in 1721. The whole were re-publifhed 
 by Dr. Burton in 1S27, 7 vols, in 8, 8°., and again in 
 1846. The Latin works have been tranflated and pub- 
 lifhed in the Anglo-Catholic Library. An account of the 
 Latin works will be found in Nouv. de la Republ. des 
 Lettrcs, 22. 243, 423 and 548. 
 
 Works coUefted and revifed by the Rev. Edward 
 Burton, M.A. 7 vol. in 8. 8°. 
 
 Clar. Prefs, 1S27 
 Vol. I. 
 Twenty fermons. 
 
 Hof. 10. 12. The neceffity of works of righteoufnefs 
 in order to falvation. AfTerted againft the anti- 
 nomians and Papifts .... i 
 
 Adts, 1. 25. That the foul of man fubfifts after 
 death, in a place of abode provided by God for it, 
 till the refurredlion .... 23 
 
 A£ts, I. 25. The middle ftate of happinefs or mifery 
 allotted by God to every man prefently after death, 
 according as he has been good or bad in his paft 
 life, inconfiftent with the Popifh dodlrine of pur- 
 gatory - - - ... . 49 
 
 Luke, 1 . 48, 49. The bleffed Virgin's low and exalted 
 condition, wherein the invocation of her by the 
 Papifts is confuted .... 83 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 7-9. St. Paul's thorn in the flefh explained 
 
 113 
 
 James, 3. I. The prieft's office difficult and dangerous 
 [Vifitation ferm.] 137 
 
 2 Pet. I. 1 1. The different degrees of blifs in heaven, 
 anfwer to the different degrees of grace here 168 
 
 Pfa. 103. 15-17. Everlafting life hoped for by good 
 men under the Old Tcftament, and on the vanity 
 of the prefent life ... - 193 
 
 Rev. 3. 4. What that worthincfs is which is required 
 of thole that fhall partake of future glory - 216
 
 479 
 
 BULL, BiiTiop {continued). 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 13. Human means uleful to inipheJ per- 
 
 fons 240 
 
 Heb. I. 14. The exiftence of angels and their nature 
 
 261 
 
 Heb. I. 14. The office of the holy angels towards 
 
 the faithful - - - - - - 2^9 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 1,2. Prefcribed forms of prayer ancient, 
 ufeful, and neceffary - - - - 326 
 
 Heb. II. 26. It is lawful to refpedl the recompenfe 
 of reward - - - - - - 34^ 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 5- A form of godlinefs without the power 
 of it _ - 372 
 
 Eccl. 7. 14. The day of profperity a time of rejoicing 
 
 389 
 Eccl. 7. 14. Adverfity the proper feafon of confidera- 
 
 tion - - - - - - - 41° 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. The folly of gloiying in wifdom, 
 
 might, or riches . - . - 429 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. That the religious acknowledgment 
 
 of God's providence is man's beft and only fecurity 
 
 451 
 Pfa. 39. 4. The meafuring our days of great ufe in 
 religion ...-.- 472 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Difcourfes. 
 
 The dodtrine of the Catholic Church for the firft 
 
 three ages of Chriftianity concerning the bleffed 
 
 Trinity confidered, in oppofition to Sabellianifm 
 
 and Tritheifm ----- i 
 
 The principal parts and branches of the paftoral office, 
 
 with rules and diredlions for the due performance 
 
 of each of them. Charge to clergy - - 17 
 
 The teftimony of the fpirit of God in the faithful 3 i 
 
 Concerning the firft covenant and the ftate of man 
 
 before the fall - - - - - 52 
 
 A vindication of the Church of England from the 
 
 errors and corruptions of the Church of Rome. In 
 
 anfwer to the Catholic Scripturift - - 137 
 
 The corruptions of the Church of Rome, in relation 
 
 to ecclefiaftical government, the rule of faith, and 
 
 form of divine worfhip. In anfwer to the Bifhop 
 
 of Meaux's Queries - - - - 235 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Harmonia Apoftolica, feu bins differtationes. 
 
 I. Do(Slrina D. Jacobi de juftificatione ex operibus ex- 
 planatur et defenditur. [In Jac. 2. 24.] - i 
 
 II. Confenfus D. Pauli cum Jacobo liquido demon- 
 ftratur. [In Rom. 3. 28. coll. cum Jac. 2. 24.] 31 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Examen cenfuras : five refponfio ad quafdam animadver- 
 fiones, antehac ineditas, in librum, cui titulus Har- 
 monia Apoftolica, &c. - - . - I 
 Apologia pro Harmonia Apoftolica contra declamationem 
 T. Tullii -..-.- 293 
 Vol. 5. Part I. 
 Defenfio fidei Nicaenae ex fcriptis, quae extant, Catholi- 
 corum dodlorum qua intra tria prima ecclefiae Chrift- 
 ianae faecula floruerunt, in qua obiter quoque Conftan- 
 tinopolitana confeflio de Spiritu Sandlo antiquiorum 
 teftimoniis adftruitur. 
 
 Vol. 5. Part 2. 
 Defenfio fidei Nicaenae, continued. 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Judicium ecclefiae Catholicas trium primorum feculorum 
 de neceffitate credendi quod D. N. Jefus Chriftus fit 
 verus Deus affertum contra S. Epifcopium i 
 
 For tranflation fee below. 
 Primitiva traditio de J. C. divinitate contra D.Zuickerum, 
 &c. - - • - - - -237 
 
 Breves animadverfiones in tradlatum Gilb. Clerke, cui 
 titulus Ante-Nicenifmus - . - 365 
 
 Vol. 7. Life, by Nellbn [with additions, by Dr. Bur- 
 ton]. 
 
 480 
 BULL, Biftiop {continued). 
 
 Some important points of primitive Chriftianity 
 
 maintained and defended in feveral fermons 
 
 and otlier difcourfes. 8°. Oxf. 1 840 
 
 Originally publifhed by Nelfon in 3 vol. 8°. 1714- The 
 
 contents are the fame as in vol. i and 2 of the works, 
 
 edited by Burton, and defcribed above, with the addition of 
 
 the difcourfe on the confubftantiality and co-eternity of the 
 
 Son of God, which is a tranflation from the Latin of Bifhop 
 
 Bui), and is only given in the original Latin in Dr. Burton's 
 
 edition (vol. 6), entitled, Breves Animadverfiones in Trac- 
 
 tatum Gilb. Clerke. 
 
 The opinion of the Catholic Church for the 
 firft three centuries, on the neceffity of believ- 
 ing that our Lord Jefus Chrift is truly God, 
 tranllated, with life, by the Rev. T. Ranicin. 
 8°. rork, 1825 
 
 Harmonia Apoftolica; or, the mutual agree- 
 ment of St. Paul and St. James, comprifmg a 
 complete view of Chriftian juftification and of 
 thedeficiency of former commentaries. Trans- 
 lated by the Rev. Thomas Wilkinfon, M.A., 
 of Great Houghton. 8°. Lo/id. iSoi 
 
 Harmonia Apoftolica ; or, two differtations : 
 
 1. The doftrine of St. James on juftification 
 by works explained and defended [on St. James, 
 
 2. 24]. 2. The agreement of St. Paul with 
 St. James clearly fhewn [on Rom. 3. 28. 
 Lib. Angl. Cath. Theol.] 8°. 0;^/ 1842 
 
 Examen cenfurje ; or, an anfwer to certain 
 ftriftures before unpublifhed, on a book, en- 
 titled Harmonia Apoftolica, &c. ; to which is 
 added. An Apology for the Harmony and its 
 Author, in anfwer to the declamation of T. 
 Tully, D.D., in a book lately publiftied by 
 him, and entitled, Juftificatio Paulina, by the 
 fame. [Lib. of Anglo-Cath. Theol.] 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1843 
 
 Defenfio fidei Nicasnse. A defence of the Nicene 
 Creed, out of the extant writings of the Ca- 
 tholick doftors, who flourilhed during the 
 three firft centuries of the Chriftian Church : 
 in which alfo is incidentally vindicated the 
 Creed of Conftantinople concerning the Holy 
 Ghoft. A new tranflation. [Lib. of Anglo- 
 Cath. Theol.] 2 vol. 8°. 0;^/. 1851 
 
 Vol. I. 1851. 
 The pre-exiftence of the Son of God - - 15 
 
 The confubftantiality of the Son - - 55 
 
 Vol. 2. Not yet publiftied. 
 
 The corruptions of the Church of Rome. 
 
 Churchman Armed, 2. 151 
 
 Companion for the candidates of holy orders. 
 
 Small 8°. Lof^d. 1744 
 
 Alfo in Clergyman's Inftruftor, 269 
 
 This forms the fixth fermon in Biftiop Bull's works, vol. i. 
 
 On the ancient liturgies. Trafts for the Times, 2 
 
 BULL, G. S., Incumbent of Bierley, Yorkftiire. 
 
 A refpedful and faithful appeal to the inhabi- 
 tants of Bradford, on the behalf of the faftory 
 children. Pp.35. 12°. Bradford, \%iz 
 
 Sermon, Rom. i. 16. The gofpel of Chrift re-
 
 48 1 
 
 BULL, G. S. {continued). 
 
 commended to coal-miners. Occafioned by 
 the death of four coal-miners. 8°. 
 
 Bradford, 1834 
 
 Sermon, Amos, 8. 4-8. The opprelTors of the 
 
 poor, and the poor their own oppreflbrs. 8°. 
 
 Bradford, 1839 
 BULL, Henry. 
 
 A native ofWarwickfhire. Fellow of Magdalen Col- 
 lege, Oxford. Died about 1575. 
 
 Chriftian prayers and holy meditations, as well 
 for private as public exercife, 1566. Re- 
 printed for the Parker Society. Small 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1 842 
 BULL, Henry, Vicar of Littlebury. 
 
 Born 1773 ; died 1840. 
 
 Extra6ls from iermons, with a brief memoir of 
 his life. 1 2°. Saffron Walden, 1 840 
 
 BULL, Rev. Nicholas. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 66. 7-9. Thankfgiving, viftory of 
 
 Trafalgar. 8°. Lo?id. 1805 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 32. 33, funeral, on the death 
 
 ofGeo. IIL 8°. Saffron Walden, \^20 
 
 BULLAE, John. 
 
 Lay leftures on Chriftian faith and praftice. 
 12°. Southampton, 1844 
 
 Introduftory ledture - . . . . j 
 
 Eph. 2. 20. Inftrudtion in Chriftian docflrines and morals 
 to be derived from apoftles and prophets - 22 
 
 Eph. 2. 20. Chriftian dodtrines deriving all their autho- 
 rity and influence from Chrift - - - 52 
 John, 8. 31-36. The knovvfledge of divine truth made 
 the means of fpiritual liberty - - - 69 
 Eph. 2. 20. The morals of Chriftianity infeparably con- 
 nedted with Chrift ----- 90 
 Jofh. 4. 6. Retrofpedtion - - - 1 34 
 Matt. 6. 6, The all-feeing Father - - 167 
 Pfa. 104. 30. The leflbn of the fpring - 188 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 17. The honour due to all men, an argument 
 for Chriftian miflions - - - - 217 
 
 Pfa. 47. 9. Chriftian politics. [On the death of G. 
 
 Canning.] ------ 244 
 
 Rom. 13. II. Infenfibility and delay dangerous. [Clofe 
 
 of the year.] --.--- 282 
 
 2 Sam. I. 17. On writing our epitaphs - 297 
 Prov. I. 10. Virtuous obftinacy - - - 327 
 Pfa. 141. 2. Evening prayer - - . 3^5 
 Prov. 6. 22. Occafion's forelock - . - 366 
 Pfa. 24. The Lord of hofts - - - 385 
 Pfa. 24. 10. The dominion of the Lord of hofts 
 
 436 
 
 Pfa. 24. 10. Scriptural modes of pradlically applying the 
 great fadl of the fupreme dominion of the Lord of 
 hofts ---.... ^66 
 
 Job, 19. 25. The knowledge of redemption perfonally, 
 a fafe and fufficient comfort in death - 482 
 
 Rev. I. II. Farewell ledture - - - - 506 
 
 Lay lefture, Pfa. 104. 24, 25, 33, 35. The 
 
 claims of the heart on the underftanding. 
 
 Third edit. 8°. Southampton, 1 846 
 
 BULLARIUM ROMANUM. 
 
 Magnum Bullarium Romanum, a beato Leone 
 Magno ufque ad S. D. N. Benedidum XIII. 
 Opus abfolutiffimum, Laertii Cherubini, prje- 
 ftantiffimi Jurifconfuki Romani, a D. Angclo 
 Maria Chcrubino Monacho Caffinenfi, deinde 
 
 482 
 
 BULLARIUM ROMANUM {continued). 
 
 a R.R. P.P. Angelo a Lantufca et Joanne 
 Paulo a Roma, ac tandem corum cura et 
 ftudio qui rcccntiorum pontificum Conftitu- 
 tiones haftenus promulgatas collegerunt, illus- 
 tratum et audtum. Editio noviffima, octo vo- 
 luminibus comprehenfa, accedunt, prout in 
 editione Romana, Vitse omnium pontificum. 
 Appendices infuper fuis locis reftituti. Cum 
 rubricis, fummariis, fcholiis, et indicibus 
 locupletiffimis. [Et continuatio ad annum 
 1757, Benediftus XIV.] 19 vol. folio. 
 
 Luxemb. 1727 
 Another edition of fuperior typography, at Rome, 1739 
 
 or 1750, and following years, 17 vol. in 28. Folio. 
 
 Vol. I. 1727. A.D. 33-1559. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1727. 1 560-1591. 
 
 Pius IV. Pius V. Gregorius XIIL Sixtus V. Grcgo- 
 rius XIV. Innocentius IX. 
 Vol. 3. 1727. 1592-1623. 
 
 Clemens VIII. Paulus V. Gregorius XV. 
 Vol. 4. 1727. 1623-1636. 
 
 Urbanus VIII. 
 Index initiorum fingularum conftitutionum quae in hoc 
 
 opere habentur, ordine alphabetico difpofitus. 
 Index \ut jupra\ juxta earum feriem et pontificum fuc- 
 
 cefliones. 
 Index rubricarum. 
 Index verborum omnium fuper quibus materiae fequentis 
 
 repertorii funt extenfae. 
 Repertorium rerum, verborum, ac fententiarum om- 
 nium. 
 Appendix pontificiarum conftitutionum S. D. N. Urbani 
 
 VIII. poft primam impreflionem ufque ad hanc diem 
 
 emanatarum opus D. A. M. Cherubini. 
 Vol. 5. 1727. 1623-1654. 
 
 Urbanus VIII. Innocentius X. 
 Vol. 6. 1727. 1655-1672. 
 
 Alexander VII. Clemens IX. Clemens X. 
 
 Indices, Appendix ad tomum vi. 
 Vol. 7. 1727. 1676-1698. 
 
 Innocentius XI. Alexander VIII. Innocentius XII. 
 Indices. 
 Vol. 8. 1727. 1701-1726. 
 
 Clemens XI. Innocentius XIII. Benedidtus XIII. 
 Indices. 
 Vol. 9. 1730. 
 
 Conftitutiones variorum Pontificum in praecedentibus 
 editionibus defideratas, fummoque ftudio hinc inde 
 conquiftas compledlens, 844-1255. Indices. 
 Vol. 10. 1730. 
 
 Conftitutiones in praecedentibus edd. defideratae, 1492- 
 1729. 
 
 Index conftitutionum et rubricarum. 
 Vol. II. 1741. A.D. 167C-1689. 
 
 Clemens X. Innocentius XI. Indices. 
 Vol. 12. 1741. A.D. 1689-1721. 
 
 Alexander VIII. Innocentius XII. Clemens XI. 
 Indices. 
 Vol. 13. 1741. A.D. 1721-1730. 
 
 Innocentius XIII. Benedidlus XIII. Indices. 
 Vol. 14. 1741. A.D. 1730-1734. 
 
 Clemens XII. Indices. 
 Vol. 15. 1748. A.D. 1734-1740. 
 
 Clemens XII. (continued^). Indices. 
 Vol. 16. 1752. A.D. 1740-1745. 
 
 Benedidtus XIV. Indices. 
 Vol. 17. 1753. A.D. 1746-1749. 
 
 Benedidlus XIV. Indices. 
 Vol. 18. 1754- A.D. 1748-1752. Cum fupplcmento ad 
 
 ann. 1742- 1748. 
 
 Benedidlus XIV. Indices.
 
 483 
 
 484 
 
 BULLARIUM ROMANUM {contimieJ). 
 
 Vol. 19. 1758. A.D. 1752-1757. Cum appendice ad 
 annos 1744, 1745, 1748. 
 Benediftus XIV. Indices. 
 A continuation of this work at Rome is in courfe of 
 publication : 214 fafciculi (nearly 15 vol. folio) have up 
 to this time appeared, bringint; the work down to the year 
 1831. 
 
 BULLA dc Coena Domini, or Bulla paftoralis. 
 Bullarium Romanum, 8. Dens, 8. 
 Bailly, 8. ReifFenftuel, 6. 
 BULLA fuper forma de juramenti profeffionis 
 fide. See Pius IV. Creed of 
 
 BULLS. Papal bulls depofing princes. 
 
 Bray's Papal Ufurpation 
 
 BULL Unigenitus. A fhort hillory of the famous 
 conftitution, or Bull Unigenitus, thundered out 
 by Pope Clement XI. againft that incompa- 
 rable work called Moral Refledions upon the 
 New Teftament, by Father Quefnel. Pp. 63. 
 8°. Land. 1720 
 
 BULLE, La, d'or ; les ceremonies d'eleftion et 
 de couronnement de I'empereur, I'origine, les 
 droits, les prerogatives des eJefteurs, princes, 
 et etats de I'empire. 12°. Par. 171 1 
 
 BULLET, John Baptist, Profeffor of Divinity 
 and Dean of the Univerfity of Befan^on. 
 
 Born 1699; died 1775. A learned writer. His Hiftory 
 of the Eftabli/hment of Chriftianit)' is a valuable work, con- 
 taining in a narrow compass a clear and diftinct view of the 
 fadls on which the external evidence of Chriftianity refts. 
 The hiftory of the eftablifhment of Chriftianity, 
 compiled from Jewifli and heathen authors 
 only ; exhibiting a fubftantial proof of the 
 truth of this religion. Tranflated, with notes, 
 and fome ftriflures on Gibbon's Account of 
 Chriftianity and its firft teachers, by William 
 Salifbury, B.D. 8°. Lond. ijj6 
 
 BULLEY, Frederick, B.D., Fellow of St. Mary 
 Magd. College, Oxford. 
 
 A tabular view of the variations in the commu- 
 nion and baptifmal offices of the Church of 
 England from 1549 to 1662; to which are 
 added thofe in the Scotch Prayer Book of 
 1637. With an appendix illuftrative of the 
 variations. 8°. Oxf. 1842 
 
 BULLINGER, Henry. One of the Reformers. 
 
 Born, at Bremgarten, Switzerland, 1504. Educated 
 firft at Emmeric and then at Cologne, where he applied to 
 divinity and the canon law. After teaching fome time at 
 a Ciftercian abbey, he began to propagate the dodlrines of 
 the Reformation. Succeeded Zuinglius as paftor at Zurich 
 1531. Died 1575. He was of moderate principles and 
 endeavoured to efFe£l a union between the Lutherans and 
 Calvinfts. Many of his works were tranflated into Eng- 
 lifh, and fo great was their reputation that Abp. Whitgift 
 obtained an order in full convocation that every clergyman 
 fiiould procure a copy of his fermons and read one of them 
 once a-week. 
 
 Jeremias fideliflimus et laboriftimus Dei propheta, 
 expofitus concionibus clxx. Acceffit et his 
 hrevis Threnorum cxplicatio. Folio. 
 
 Tiguri, 1575 
 
 BULLINGER, Henry {continued). 
 
 In evangclium fecundum Matthaeum commen- 
 tariorum libri xii. Folio. Tiguri, 1546 
 
 In evangelium fecundum Marcum commentari- 
 orum libri vi. Acceftit operi praefatio, — 
 De Jcfu Chrifto pontifice maximo et rege fide- 
 Hum, fummo regnante in ecclefia fandtorum. 
 Folio. Tiguri, 1545 
 
 In evangelium fecundum Lucam commentariorum 
 libri ix. Acceftit operi prsfatio, qua demon- 
 ftratur Deum Patrem, in Filio iiao omnia 
 dedifle ecclefis fuas, qus ad vitam et falutem 
 hominis pertinent ; ita ut non fit neceffe ilia 
 aliunde petere. Folio. Tiguri, 1 ^^6 
 
 In evangelium fecundum Joannem commenta- 
 riorum libri x. Acceflit operi praefatio, — 
 De vera hominis Chriftiani juftificatione, vera 
 item et jufta bonorum operum ratione. 
 Folio. Tiguri, 1543 
 
 In Ada Apoftolorum commentariorum libri vi. 
 Folio. Tiguri, 1540 
 
 In omnes Apoftolicas epiftolas divi videlicet Pauli 
 xiv. et vii. canonicas, commentarii. Accefle- 
 runt duo libelli, — De Teftamento Dei unico 
 et aeterno ; De utraque in Chrifto natura. 
 Folio. Tiguri, 1549 
 
 In Apocalypfin. See Meyer. 
 
 Five decades of fermons. Black letter. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1587 
 
 Decades. Edited for the Parker Society, by the 
 Rev. Thomas Harding, A.M. [From the 
 edition of 1587.] 4 vol. 8°. C^//?^. 1849 
 
 [Vol. I.] Firft and fecond decades, 1849. 
 Preface .-...-- 3 
 
 Of the four general councils ... 12 
 
 Firft decade. 
 
 Of the word of God, the caufe of it, and how and by 
 
 whom it was revealed to the world - - 36 
 
 Of the word of God, to whom, and to what end, it 
 
 was revealed ----- £7 
 
 The expofition of God's word - - - 70 
 
 True faith ------ 81 
 
 The force of faith ----- 97 
 
 Jufljfication by faith - - - . 104 
 
 The apoftles' creed. (3 ferm.) - . - 122 
 
 Of the love of God and our neighbour - 180 
 
 Second decade. 
 
 Of the law and nature of men . - - 193 
 
 The ten' commandments J firft feven. (9 ferm.) 209 
 [Vol. 2.] 1850. 
 Third decade. 
 
 Dedication to King Edward VI. 
 
 The ten commandments; the laft three. (4ferm.) 17 
 Of the ceremonial laws of God, but efpecially oi. the 
 priefthood ; time and place appointed for the cere- 
 monies - . - , - - 125 
 The ceremonial laws, continued. Of the facraments 
 of the Jews, their facrifices, &c. - - 167 
 Of the judicial laws of God - - - 217 
 Ufe, fulfilling, and abrogation of the law - 236 
 Of Chriftian liberty, works and merits - 300 
 Of fm and the kinds thereof ... - 3^8 
 [Vol. 3.] 1851. 
 Fourth decade. 
 
 Of the gofpel of the grace of God - - i 
 
 Of repentance and the caufes thereof - - 55
 
 485 
 
 486 
 
 BULLINGER, Henry {continued). 
 
 Dedication to King Edward VI. of tlie reforming of 
 
 churches - - - - - - 115 
 
 Of God and the knowledge of God - - 123 
 
 Of God's providence and of predeftination 173 
 
 Of adoring, invocation, and ferving the only true God 
 
 194 
 Of Chrift, true and very God, and true man 238 
 
 Of Chrift, king and prieft, of his only and everlafting 
 
 kingdom and priefthood, and of the name of a 
 
 Chriftian ------ 273 
 
 Of the Holy Ghoft, to be wor/hipped, and of his 
 
 divine power ----- 297 
 
 Of good and evil fpirits, and of their operations 327 
 Of the reafonable foul of man - - 365 
 
 [Vol. 4.] Not yet publifhed. 
 
 Sermons on the facraments. 8°. Camb. 1840 
 Reprinted from the edition of 1587. 
 
 BULLOCK, Thomas, M.A., Chaplain to the 
 Bifhop of Norwich. 
 
 The reafoning of Chrift and his apoftles in their 
 defence of Chriftianity confidered, in feven 
 fermons preached at Hackney, 1724. To 
 which is prefixed a preface, taking notice of 
 the falfe reprefentations of Chriftianity and of 
 the apoftles' reafoning in defence of it in a 
 book entitled. The grounds and reafons of the 
 Chriftian religion. [Collins.] Third edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1730 
 
 I John, 4. 6. Divine revelations, how proved - i 
 
 John, 8.46,47. The internal excellency of Chriftianity 
 
 John, 10. 37, 38. Chriftianity proved by miracles 62 
 
 John, 15. 24. Proof by miracles vindicated - 95 
 
 Heb. 8. 7, 8, 9. Chriftianity juftified by the Old Tefta- 
 
 ment ------- 136 
 
 Luke, 24. 25, 26. Chriftianity juftified by the Old 
 Teftament - - - - - - 171 
 
 Afts, 3. 25. Chriftianity juftified by the Old Teftament 
 
 202 
 
 Adls, 3. 22, 23. Jefus Chrift the prophet whom Mofes 
 
 foretold ------- 238 
 
 The laft fermon is not contained in the firft edition. 
 The reafoning of Chrift and his apoftles vindi- 
 cated, in two parts : i. A defence of the 
 argument from miracles : 2. A defence of the 
 argument from prophecy. In anfwer to [Col- 
 lins'] Scheme of Literal Prophecy. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1728 
 BULSTRODE, Sir Richard. 
 
 Educated at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. Studied law 
 in London, and became a barrifter. Joined the loyal caufe 
 at the Rebellion, and at the Revolution adhered to the abdi- 
 cated monarch. Died about 1715 ; faid to be aged loi. 
 Memoirs and reflections upon the reign and 
 
 government of King Charles L and King 
 Charles IL 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 Other works : Letters to the Earl of Arlington. 8°. 
 171 2. Eflays, 8°. 1715. 
 
 BULSTRODE, Whitelocke. 
 
 Son of the preceding. Became prothonotary of the 
 Marfhal's court. Died 1724, in his 74th year. 
 An eftay on tranfmigration, in defence of Pytha- 
 goras ; or, a difcourfe of natural philofophy. 
 8°. Lond. 1692 
 
 This was tranflated into Latin by Ofwald Dyke, 1725. 
 Other works: Eflays, ccclefiaftical and civil. 8°. 1706. 
 Letters, &t. 
 
 BULTEAU, Louis. 
 
 A learned Bciicdidline of the congregation of St. Maur. 
 
 Born at Rouen, 1615; died 1693. 
 
 EfTai dc I'hiftoirc monaftique d'Oricnt. f Anony- 
 mous.] 8°. Par. 1680 
 
 Abrege de I'hiftoire de I'ordre S. Benoift, ou il 
 eft parle des laints, des hommes illuftres, de la 
 fondation, et des principaux evenemens des 
 monafteres. Le tout tire des aftes des faints, 
 des chroniques, et des chartes des monafteres. 
 [Anonymous.] 2 vol. 4°. Par. 1684 
 
 BUNBURY, Rev. Mr. 
 
 The Church catechifm ; with fingle proofs taken 
 from the words of Scripture only, after a new 
 method. Seventh edition. To which is added 
 Graces, and a morning and evening prayer. 
 Pp. 23. 12°. Lond. 1727 
 
 BUNDY, Richard, D.D., Vicar of St. Bride's, 
 
 London, Prebendary of Weftminfter, and 
 
 Chaplain in ordinary to the king. 
 
 Died about 1739. Eafinefs of ftyle and clearnefs of 
 
 method charadterile the fermons of this author ; he was 
 
 a pleafing and inftru6tive preacher. 
 
 Sermons on feveral occalions : With a courfe of 
 
 ledlures on the Church Catechifm. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1740 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Matt. 5. 5 
 
 Matt. 22. 14 (2 ferm.) i 
 I Pet. 2. 21 - - 41 
 
 Num. 23. 10 - - 57 
 
 Matt. 10. 33 . - 77 
 Exod. 3. 14 - - 95 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Chrift. day 115 
 Deut. 4. 6. Bef. the king 133 
 I Cor. 5. 12. Bef.theking 149 
 Phil. 3. 20 - - - 167 
 Matt. 6. 34 - - 185 
 
 - 203 
 A(fts, 2. 39. Whitfunday 223 
 Matt. 5. 17 - - 243 
 James, 5. 10. All-Saints' 
 day - - - - 261 
 Gal. 5. I. (2 ferm.) 281 
 Pfli. 19. 7. (3 ferm.) - 319 
 2 Cor. 3. 5. (2 ferm.) 373 
 1 Thefl". 2. 20 - 415 
 
 Gal. 4. 17, 18. Nov. 5 433 
 
 Pfa. 119. 34 - - I 
 
 John, 1.29. Bef. the king 1 7 
 Matt. 18. 7 - - 37 
 
 Ad:s, 18. 4. Bef. the king 57 
 Mark, 2. 27, 28. At court 77 
 John, 4. 22. (3 ferm.) 99 
 Rom. 2. 29. New Year's day 
 
 153 
 
 Matt. 7. 14 - - 173 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Pf3 
 
 119. 71 - - 191 
 
 Luke, 16. 25 - - 211 
 Matt. 3- 15 - - - 231 
 Matt. 28. 20. Bp's. vifit.25i 
 Pl'a. 116. 18, 19 - - 273 
 Eph. 6. 4. Prep. ferm. to 
 the ledlures - - 289 
 A courfe of [vii.] catecheti- 
 cal lectures - - 307 
 
 Seledl fermons on fome of the moft important 
 points of the Chriftian religion. Now firft 
 publiflied from his original manufcripts. 8°. 
 
 Loud. 1750 
 I Cor. 2. 2. Nature and excellency of the knowledge of 
 
 Jefus Chrift, and him crucified. [Good Friday.] i 
 I Cor. 15. 17. Evidences, advantages, and influences of 
 
 our Lord's refurreflion. [Eafter.] - - 27 
 
 I Cor. 12. II. Nature of the Holy Spirit and his 
 
 operations confidered. [Whitfunday.] - 51 
 
 Pfa. 19. 7. Reafon an infuflicient guide in matters of 
 
 religion -------77 
 
 I Thefl". 5. 17. Nature, extent, and reafons of the 
 
 duty of prayer ----- 103 
 
 John, 4. 23. Nature of worfhipping God in fpirit and in 
 
 truth ------- 127 
 
 Pfa. 97. I. Nature and happinefs of God's government 
 
 of the world - - - - - 151 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. Scripture notion of glorying, and the in- 
 
 fufficiency of earthly enjoyments, to be the objcds, or 
 
 foundations of it - - - - "175
 
 487 
 
 488 
 
 BUNDY, Richard, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The crofs of Chrift the only fubjed of a 
 Chriftian's glory - - - - - 201 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The fenfes in which Chriftians are reftrained 
 by their religion, with relpcdt to the world - 225 
 
 Rom. 13. 12. The weaknefs of fome pretences which 
 tempt men to continue in fin ; and the neceffity 
 of repentance ----- 249 
 
 Matt. 24. 15. Of reading the Scriptures with under- 
 fbanding and edification - - - - 273 
 
 Heb. 6. 2. Origin, continuance, ends, and benefits of 
 confirmation - - - - - 295 
 
 Heb. 13. 7, 8. Duty of following the faith and conver- 
 fation of departed faints - - - - 323 
 
 Deut. 29. 29. Ignorance of the fecret things and mys- 
 teries of God confidered ... - 347 
 
 Pfa. 77. 10. Refleftions upon the divine providence 
 and mercies, the beft remedies againft the infirmity 
 ofimmoderate grief and defpair - - 371 
 
 BUNSEN, Chevalier Christian Charles Josias. 
 
 The conftitution of the Church of the future. 
 A praftical explanation of the correfpondence 
 with the Rt. Hon. W. Gladftone on the 
 German Church, epifcopacy and Jerufalem. 
 With a preface, notes, and the complete cor- 
 refpondence. Tranflated from the German. 
 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 Egypt's place in univerfal hiftory ; an hiftorical 
 inveftigation, in five books. Tranflated from 
 the German by Charles H. Cottrell, Efq., 
 M.A. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1848. 
 Book I. Sources and primeval fafts of Egyptian hiftory, 
 with an Egyptian grammar and didlionary, and a com- 
 plete lift of hieroglyphical figns, an appendix of au- 
 thorities embracing the complete texts of Manetho 
 and Eratofthenes, Aegyptiaca from Pliny, Strabo, &c. 
 All yet publifhed. For reviews, fee Edin. Review, 83. 
 39?, and Quarterly Review, 78. 145. 
 
 Hippolytus and his age ; or, the doftrine and 
 praftice of the Church of Rome under Com- 
 modus and Alexander Severus, and ancient 
 and modern Chriflianity and divinity com- 
 pared. 4 vol, 12°. Lojid. 1852 
 
 Vol. I. The critical inquiry. 
 
 Vol. 2. The philofophical refearch, appendix on con- 
 ftitutions and canons of the apoftles, &c. 
 
 Vol, 3. The life of the ancient Church, in education, 
 baptifm, and worftiip, in government and focial rela- 
 tions, including the text-books of the ancient Church. 
 The law-book of the ante-Nicene Church, containing 
 the ecclefiaftical canons of the apoftles. 
 
 Vol. 4. The apology of Hippolytus, and the genuine 
 liturgies of the ancient church. With Bernayfii 
 epiftola critica, 
 
 BUNTING, Henry. 
 
 A Lutheran divine. Born at Hanover, i 545. Died 1606. 
 
 Itinerarium totius Sacr^ Scriptura; ; or, the tra- 
 vels of the holy patriarchs, prophets, judges, 
 kings, our Saviour Chrift, and his apoftles, as 
 they are related in the Old and New Tefta- 
 ments, with a defcription of the townes and 
 places to which they traveled ; a treatile of 
 the weights, monies, &c. 4°. Lond. 1629 
 
 BUNTING, Jabez. Wefleyan minifter. 
 
 fuftification by faith, afermon. [On Rom. 5. 1,] 
 Seventh edition, correfted. 8'". Lond. 1847 
 
 BUNTING, Jabez {continuecf). 
 
 Memorials of the late Rev. Richard Watfon, in- 
 cluding a funeral fermon. [On John, 8. 51.] 
 Pp. 88. 8°. Lond. 1833 
 
 BUNYAN, John. 
 
 Born at Elftow, Bedfordftiire, 1628. After learning to 
 read and write, he followed his father's bufinefs of a tra- 
 velling tinker. Led a diflblute life for fome time, but was 
 at length converted, and began to ftudy the Holy Scrip- 
 tures, in which he acquired a great knowledge. Served 
 in the Parliament army. Became a member of a Baptift 
 congregation at Bedford, about 1655, to whom he occa- 
 fionally preached, for which, at the Reftoratlon, he was 
 confined in Bedford gaol twelve years and a half. It was 
 here that he wrote his Pilgrim's Progrefs, one of the moft 
 original and popular books in the Englifli language. On 
 being rcleafed he became teacher of the Baptift congrega- 
 tion at Bedford. Died in London, 1688. His works have 
 been printed in z vol. folio, 1692 and 1767, and 6 vol. 
 8°. Edin. 1771, and Lond. 1784. 
 
 Works. 6 vol. 8°. Zo»^. [1784] 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The dodlrine of the law and grace unfolded - 5 
 
 Grace abounding to the chief of finners, in a faithful 
 
 account of his life - - - - - 166 
 
 A confeffion of my faith .... 260 
 
 A reafon o'f my practice in worfhip - . 276 
 
 Come and welcome to Jefus Chrift, or a plain and pro- 
 fitable difcourfe on John, 6. 37 - - - 305 
 The Jerufalem finner laved, or good news for the vileft 
 
 of men ..-.-. ^26 
 
 The acceptable facrifice, or the excellency of a broken 
 
 heart. [On Pfa. 51. 17.] - - - - 497 
 
 Of juftification by imputed righteoufnefs, or no way to 
 
 heaven but by Jefus Chrift ... 565 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The fame [continued). 
 
 Chrift a complete Saviour, or the interceflion of Chrift, 
 
 and who are privileged in it. [On Heb. 7. 25.] 628 
 Inftruftion for the ignorant .... 699 
 Ifrael's hope encouraged, or what hope is, and how dis- 
 
 tinguiftied from faith. [On Pfa. 130. 7.] - 731 
 
 The life and death of Mr. Badman - - 814 
 
 Divine emblems, or temporal things fpiritualized 953 
 The pharifee and the publican. [On Luke, 18. 10-13.J 
 
 981 
 Paul's departure and crown, or an expofition upon 2 
 
 Tim. 4. 6-8 . - . - . 1075 
 
 Of the Trinity and a Chriftian ... 1107 
 
 Of the law and a Chriftian ... 1109 
 
 The barren fig-tree, or the doom and downfall of the 
 
 fruitlefs profefTor. [On Luke, 13-6-9.] - iiiz 
 
 Exhortaion to peace and unity. [On Eph. 4. 3.] 1151 
 The water of life. [On Rev. 22. i.] - - 1172 
 
 Differences in judgment about water-baptifm no bar to 
 
 communion ...--- 1203 
 Peaceable principles and true. [On baptifm.] 1255 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Defence of juftification by faith - . . 1271 
 
 A holy life the beauty of Chriftianity, or an exhortation 
 
 to Chriftians to be holy. [On 2 Tim. 2. 19.] 1362 
 Reprobation afferted, or the doftrine of eledtion and re- 
 probation. [On Rom. 11,7.] - - - 1419 
 A relation of his imprifonment at Bedford - 145^ 
 A treatife on the fear of God. [On Rev. 14. 7.] 148 1 
 On the greatnefs of the foul, and unfpeakablenefs of the 
 
 lofs thereof. [On Mark, 8. 37.] - - 1567 
 
 One thing is needful. [In verfe.] - - 1635 
 
 The faint's privilege and profit. [On Heb. 4. 16.] 1650 
 Saint's knowledge of Chrift's love, or the unfearchable 
 
 riches of Chrift. [On Eph, 3. 18, 19.] - 1714 
 
 Difcourfe of the righteous man's defires. [On Prov. 11. 
 
 23.] - - ^ - - - - - 1771
 
 489 
 
 49° 
 
 BUNYAN, John {continued). 
 
 The houfe of the foreft of Lebanon - - 1814 
 
 Of antichrift and his ruin ; and of the flaying the wit- 
 
 neffes - - - - - - - 1853 
 
 Saved by grace. [On Eph. 2- 5-] " - - 19' 3 
 
 The heavenly footman, or a defcription of the man that 
 
 gets to heaven. [On i Cor. 9. 24.] - 1952 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 The fame [continued.) ----- 1953 
 
 Solomon's temple fpiritualized - - - 1968 
 
 Sighs from hell, or the groans of a damned foul. [On 
 
 Luke, 16. 19-31.] ----- 2030 
 Chriftian behaviour, teaching hufbands, wives, parents, 
 
 children, mafters, fervants, &c. how to walk. [On 
 
 Tit. 3. 7, 8.] - - - - - 2091 
 
 Dlfcourfe touching prayer ... - 2124 
 
 The ftrait gate, or greatJ difficulty of going to heaven. 
 
 [On Matt. 7. 13, 14.] - - - - 2147 
 
 Some gofpel truths opened, with vindication - 2180 
 Lighj for them that fit in darknefs, or a difcourfe of 
 
 Jefus Chrift. [On Gal. 3. 15.] - - 2284 
 
 The holy city; or, the new Jerufalem. [On Rev. 21. 
 
 10-27, 3"d Rev. 22. 1-4.] - - - 2341 
 
 The refurre<5tion of the dead, and eternal judgment. 
 
 [On Adls, 24. 14, 15.] - - - - 2415 
 
 Expofition of the ten firft chapters of Genefis, and part 
 
 of the eleventh . . - - - 2468 
 
 The advocatefliip of Jefus Chrift. [On i John, 2. i.] 
 
 2575 
 His laft fermon. [On John, i. 13.] - - 2637 
 
 The bleffing and the curfe ; or, Ebal and Gerizzim. 
 
 [In verfe.] 
 Vol. 6. The Pilgrim's Progrefs, with notes by William 
 
 Mafon. 
 Vol. 7. The Holy War, with notes by William Mafon. 
 
 The Pilgrim's Progrefs. 24°. Land. 1 809 
 
 Pilgrim's Progrefs, with life and notes. 
 
 Scott, T. Works, 3 
 
 The Pilgrim's Progrefs, with a life of the author, 
 
 by Robert Southey, LL.D., illuftrated with 
 
 engravings. New edition. 8°. Lo//d. 1839 
 
 A notice of Southey's edition and eflay on Bunyan, by 
 Macaulay, will be found in the Edinburgh Review, 54. 450. 
 
 Other editions: By G. Offer. 8°. Lond. 1848. This 
 is edited from the early editions. By R. Philip. Royal S°. 
 Lond. 1843. By Conder. 8^. 1847, &c. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 16. 19-24. Sighs from hell. 
 
 1 8°. s. I. n. d. 
 
 A relation of the imprifonment of John Bunyan. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1765 
 
 Grace abounding to the chief of finners, in a 
 
 faithful account of the life and death of John 
 
 Bunyan. 18°. Lond. 1814 
 
 The life, times, and charadleriftics of John 
 
 Bunyan, by Robert Philip. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 BURCHARDUS, S., Herbipolenfis epifcopus. 
 
 Born in England. Died 752. 
 
 Vita S. Burchardi Herbipolenfis epifcopi, 
 
 Canilius, 3. P. I. i 
 BURCHARDUS de Monte Sion. 
 
 Fl. 1230. 
 Defcriptio terras fanftae, auftore Burchardo de 
 Monte Sion. Canifms, 4. 1 
 
 BURCHARDUS, Notarius Imperatoris. 
 Epiftola ad Nicolaum Sigebergenfmm de vidoria 
 Frederici I. et excidio Mediolanenfi. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script 6. 913 
 
 BURD, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Dan. 12. 3. The degrees of glory, i^ . 
 
 1704 
 BURDON, Richard, Oriel College. 
 A comparative eftimate of the Englifh literature 
 
 of the feventeenth and eighteenth centuries ; 
 
 a prize effay, recited in the theatre at Oxford, 
 1 814. Pp.46. Royal 8°. 
 BURDER, George, Minifter of the Independent 
 
 Chapel, Fetter Lane, London. 
 Village fermons ; or, fliort and plain difcourlcs 
 
 for the ufe of families, fchools, and religious 
 
 focieties. A new edition, 8 vol. in 4. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 Vol. I. 
 
 A£ts, 16. 30, 31. Converfion of the jailer. 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The broad and the narrow way. 
 
 Rom. 7. 9. Nature, fpirituality, and ufe of the law. 
 
 Rom. 10. 4. Chrift the end of the law for righteoufnefs. 
 
 Eccl. 7. 29. The fall of man. 
 
 Eph. I. 7. Redemption. 
 
 John, 3. 3. Regeneration ; or, the new birth. 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. The work of the Holy Spirit. 
 
 Mark, 6. 12. Repentance. 
 
 Heb. 12. 14. Holinefs. 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. Death and judgment. 
 
 Matt. 24. 46. Hell and heaven. 
 
 Ezek. 36. 26. A new heart the child's beft portion. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. The Lord's prayer. 
 
 Matt. 7. 21. Danger of formality and hypocrify. 
 
 Luke, 18. 13. The pharifee and publican, 
 
 Rom. 10. I. Zeal for the falvation of fmners, 
 
 Luke, 15. 24. The prodigal fon 5 or, the penitent joy- 
 fully received. 
 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the way to God and heaven. 
 
 John, 6. 37. Coming finners welcome to Chrift, 
 
 Luke, 14. 18. The vain excufes of fmners expofed. 
 
 John, 6. 27. Chrift the bread of life, and the nature of 
 faith in him. 
 
 I Pet. 4. 3, 4. A finner changed by grace. 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. The rich man and Lazarus; or, the 
 fufficiency of Scripture for the purpofes of falvation. 
 Intended as a check to infidelity. 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafures of religion. To youth. 
 
 Matt. 16. 26. The value of the foul. 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 I Cor. 14. 24, 25, Convidtion of fin. 
 
 John, I. 29. The Lamb of God beheld by faith. 
 
 Adts, 9. II. The converfion of St. Paul. 
 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God. 
 
 Exod. 20. 8. On the Sabbath, or Lord's day. 
 
 I Cor. 3. II. The only foundation. 
 
 I John, 5. 7. The dodtrine of the Trinity. 
 
 Rom. I. 16. The power of the gofpel. 
 
 Rom. 8. 13. Sin and death ; or, grace and life. 
 
 Ifa. I. 18. Pardoning mercy. 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. The penitent thief. 
 
 Luke, 20. 35, 36. The world to come. 
 
 Gen. 7. I. Safety in the ark for perifhing finners. 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Phil. 3. 8. Excellency of the knowledge of Chrift. 
 
 Luke, II. 21, 22. The heart taken. 
 
 Col. 3. II. Chrift is all. 
 
 John, 6. 67, 68. Apoftafy from Chrift to be dreaded. 
 
 Luke, 2. 15. The birth of Chrift. 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The crofs of Chrift the Chriftian's glory. 
 
 Luke, 24. 34. The refurredlion of Chrift. 
 
 Adls, 2. 4. The defcent of the Holy Spirit. 
 
 Ads, 10. 38. Chrift our benefadlor. By the Rev, Sam. 
 Greathead.
 
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 492 
 
 BURDER, George {continued). 
 
 Phil. 2. 5. The Chriftian temper. 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. Chriftian pra6lice. 
 Rom. 12. 2. Nonconformity to the world. 
 Matt. 24. 44. Preparation for death. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Mark, 16. 15. Univerfal good news. 
 Matt. 13. 18. Parable of the fower. 
 Aifts, 16. 14. Converfion of Lydia. 
 Rom. 8. 7. The enmity of the carnal mind againft God. 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. Martha and Mary ; or, the one 
 
 thing needful. 
 Ezek. 18. 30. Religion or ruin. 
 Gen. 19. 24-26. Lot's deliverance. 
 
 1 Kings, 18. 21. Irrefolution reproved. 
 Rom. 6. 14. Sin dethroned. 
 
 Zech. 14. 20. Univerfal holinefs. 
 
 2 Their. 2. 16. 
 Heb. 12. 2. 
 
 John, 17. 24. Happinefs of being with Chrift. 
 
 Vol. 6. 13 fermons on the divine perfeftions. 
 John, 17. 3. The importance of the knowledge of God. 
 Gen. 17. I. The power of God. 
 Rom. 16. 27. The wifdom of God. 
 Ifa. 6. 3. The holinefs of God. 
 Deut. 32. 4. The juftice of God. 
 Pfa. 139. 7. The omniprefence of God. 
 Rom. 2. 4. The patience of God. 
 Pfa. 115. 3. The fovereignty of God. 
 Pfa. 33. 5. The goodnefs of God. 
 Pfa. 62. 12. The mercy of God. 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The love of God. 
 I Cor. I. 9. The faithfulnefs of God. 
 Pfa. 48. 14. God, with all his perfections, the Chrift- 
 
 ian's God. 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 John, 7. 46. Jefus Chrift an incomparable teacher. 
 Matt. 9. 12. Chrift the great phyfician. 
 Numb. 14. 24. Following the Lord fully. 
 Matt. 13. 45, 46. The pearl of great price. 
 Hof. 13. 9. Sinners are felf-deftroyers, but falvation is 
 
 of God. 
 Phllem. 10, II, Onefimus; or, the profitable fervant. 
 Rom. 5. 20. Superabounding grace. 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. Jerufalem lamented. 
 John, 12. 32. The attraflion of the crofs. 
 John, I. 13. Baptifm not regeneration. 
 Rom. 10. 13. Invocation of Chrift. 
 John, 5. 25. The fpiritual refurredtion. 
 Eph. 4. 20, 21. The praftical knowledge of Chrift. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Luke, I. 45. The happy believer. 
 Luke, 12. 7. The dodlrine of providence. 
 I Cor. 1.30. Wifdom, nghteoufners,fan£llfication, and 
 
 redemption, derived from Chrift. 
 Judges, 14. 14. Samfon's riddle. 
 Numb. 10. 29. The profitable journey. 
 1 John, 5. 6. The water and the blood ; or, complete 
 
 purification. 
 I Pet. I. 8. Jefus Chrift the objedl of faith, love, and joy. 
 Jer. 44. 4. Sin odious to God. 
 Job, II. 7. God incomprehenfible. 
 Matt. 13. 39. The great harveft ; or, the end of the 
 
 vv'orld. 
 General prayers. 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 2. 41-47. The beauty and glory 
 of the Primitive Church. 8°. Lond. 1817 
 
 A colleftion of hymns, from various authors. 
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 Sermon, John, 5. 39. The duty and the means 
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 Mental difcipline : or, hints on the cultivation 
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 Undents in theology, &c. 3 parts in 2 vol. 
 12°. Lo?id. 1822-23 
 
 The pleafures of religion. 18°. ^^39 
 
 Pfalms and hymns, principally for public wor- 
 fliip, felefted from Dr. Watts and other 
 authors. 12°. ^ Lond. 1826 
 
 BURDER, Samuel, D.D., late of Clare Hall, 
 Cambridge, and ledlurer of Chrift Church, 
 Newgate Street. 
 
 Oriental cuftoms : or, an illuftration of the 
 Sacred Scriptures by an explanatory applica- 
 tion of the cuftoms and manners of the Eaftern 
 nations, and efpecially the Jews therein al- 
 luded to, colledled from the moft celebrated 
 travellers, and the moft eminent critics. A 
 new edition, greatly improved. 8°. ZoW. 1839 
 
 Oriental literature applied to the illuftration of 
 the Sacred Writings. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. I'iiz* 
 
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 This edition confifts of a feledtion of the more popular 
 
 articles contained in the two works above defcribed, viz. 
 
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 Jane Ciueen of Navarre 58 
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 Lady Mary Vere - - 127 
 Countefs of Suffolk 136 
 
 Lady Mary Armyne 146 
 Lady Elizabeth Langham 152 
 Countefs of Warwick 169 
 Lady Elizabeth Brooke 
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 Lady Mary Houghton 228 
 
 Mrs. Ann Baynard 234 
 
 Lady Frances Hobart 240 
 
 Right Hon. Lady Cutts 252 
 
 Lady Eliz. Haftings - 263 
 
 Mrs. Jane Ratclift'c 280 
 
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 Mrs. Eliz. Bury 
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 420 
 
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 Religious ceremonies and cuftoms ; or, the forms 
 of vvorfhip praftifed by the feveral nations o'[ 
 the known world, from the earlieft records to 
 the prefent time, on the bafis of B. Picart. 
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 Proteftant communities - . - - 302 
 
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 Died 1850, aged 63. 
 
 The choral fervice of the Anglo-catholic Church. 
 
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 This author alfo publiflied, in 1843, An Account of the 
 
 Reftoration and Repairs of the Temple Church, having 
 
 been treafurer of the Inner Temple at that time. 
 
 BURGERSDICIUS, Francis. 
 
 Born at Leir in Holland, 1590. Became ProfeiTor of 
 
 Philolbphy at Saumur, and afterwards of Logic at Leyden. 
 
 Died 1629. His Logic continued long in ufe. 
 
 Idea philofophias turn moralis, turn naturalis. 
 24°. Oxon. 1637 
 
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 Inftitutionum metaphyficarum libri II. 12°. 
 
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 BURGES, Cornelius. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 50. 5, [Faft, Nov. 17, 1640] 
 4°. Lond. 1641 
 
 Sermon, Amos, 3.3. The neceffity of agree- 
 ment with God. [Monthly faft.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1645 
 
 BURGESS, Anthony. 
 
 A nonconformift clergyman, fon of a fchoolmafter at 
 Watford, Herts. Educated at St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge, afterwards fellow of Emanuel College. Obtained 
 the living of Sutton-coldfield, Warwick/hire, 1635. Was a 
 member of the Affembly of Divines. Ejedled at the Reftora- 
 tion. Lived afterwards in retirement atTamworth, attend- 
 ing his parifti church. The celebrated Dr. John V/allis, 
 who was his pupil, fays that he was a pious, learned, and 
 able fcholar, a good diiputant, a good tutor, an eminent 
 preacher, and a found and orthodox divine. His works 
 are much valued and have become very fcarce. 
 Vindicis Legis ; or, a vindication of the moral 
 law and covenants from the errors of Papifts, 
 Arminians, Socinians, and Antinomians. In 
 29 ledlures. 4°. Lond. 1646 
 
 1 Tim. I. 8, 9 - 1 
 
 Rom. 2. 14, 15 56 
 
 Gen. 2. 17 loi, 119 
 
 Gen. I. 26 - 110 
 
 Exod. 20. I - - 137 
 Matt. 5. 21, 22 166 
 
 CXLV. expofitory fermons upon the 17th chapter 
 of the gofpel according to St. John ; or, 
 Chrift's prayer before his paffion explicated. 
 
 Rom. 3. 31 
 
 193 
 
 Deut. 4. 13 - 
 
 - 219 
 
 Rom. 3. 27 
 
 228 
 
 Rom. 10. 4 - 
 
 - 254 
 
 Matt. 5. 17 
 
 263 
 
 Index. 
 
 
 BURGESS, Anthony {continued). 
 
 and both praftically and polemically improved. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1656 
 
 The true doftrine of juftification. In two parts. 
 
 Lond. 1655 
 
 Part 1. 
 
 Rom. 3. 24, 25. 
 Jer. 50. 20. 
 Heb. 4. 13. 
 Matt. 6. 12. 
 
 Pfa. 32. I. 
 Pfa. 51. 9. 
 Ads, 3. 29. 
 Luke, 7. 47. 
 
 Part 2. 
 Pfa. II. 7. Of the righteous nature of God. (5 (erm.) i 
 Rom. 3. 26. Of Chrift's fufterings, merit, and fatisfac- 
 
 tion. (6 ferm.) ----- 49 
 
 Rom. 8. 33. Of the juftification of a finner. (sfs.) 112 
 Rom. 10. 3. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 154 
 
 Rom. 3. 10. (2 ferm.) - - - - 176 
 
 Gal. 3. II. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 196 
 
 I Cor. 4. 4. (2 ferm.) - - - - 217 
 
 Rom. 4. 23, 24. (2 ferm.) - - - - 238 
 
 Rom. 4. 25 - - - - - - 262 
 
 Rom. 4. I J. The imputation of the righteoufnefs of 
 
 Chrift. (2 ferm.) ----- 284 
 I(a. 53. 5. (2 ferm.) . - . - 306 
 
 Rom. 5. 19. (13 ferm.) ... - 328 
 
 Index 
 
 Spiritual refinings. In two parts, delivered in 
 
 161 ferm. Second edit. Fol. Lond. 1658 
 
 Part I. A treatife of grace and afl'urance, being 120 
 
 fermons, contents, index, &c. - - - Ff 14 
 
 The doftrine of affurance and figns, II fermons on 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5 - - - - - I 
 
 True figns of grace, feven fermons on, — 
 
 1 John, 2. 3 - - 61 John, 15. 2 - - 84 
 
 2 Cor. I. 12 - 67 I John, 4. 13 - 90 
 I John, 3. 9, 10-72 I John, 3. 18 - 96 
 Pla. 26. 2 - - 78 
 
 Falfe figns of grace, on, — 
 Rom. 2. 28, 29 - 103 Mark, 7. 7 - - 155 
 Matt. 7. 22 - 110 Matt. 5. 20 - 161 
 
 Kcb. 6. 9 - - 116 James, 2. 26 - - 167 
 Rom. 14. 17 - 123 John, 8. 54 - 174 
 
 I John, 4. I - - 129 Deut. 9. 4, 5 - 180 
 
 I Cor. 13. 3 - 135 2 Pet. 2. 20 - 187 
 
 Matt. 79. 20 - 142 Matt. 19. 20 - - 194 
 
 Adls, 26. 5 - 148 
 
 Regeneration ; or, the nature of fandtifying grace, on, — 
 John, 3- 3 - - 201 I John, 3. 8 - 224 
 
 John, 3. 10 - 210 John, 3. 3 (2 ferm.) 230 
 
 John, 3. 6 - - 217 I 
 The new creature 5 or, the nature of grace, (6 ferm.) 
 on Gal. 6. 15 - - - - - - 245 
 
 Grace as God's workmanfhip, and good works as the 
 
 end thereof, (4 ferm.) on Eph. 2. 10 - 28 3 
 
 The fandlifying work of the Spirit under the notion of 
 
 grace, (4 ferm.) on Heb. 13. 9 - - - 309 
 
 The counterfeit of inherent grace. (5 ferm.) on Rom. 
 
 2. 14 - - - - - - - 334 
 
 The nature of converting grace, under the notion of 
 waftiing or fanftifying (7 ferm.), on I Cor. 6. 1 1 363 
 Converfion, or turiung unto God, on, — 
 
 Ezek. 33. II. (7 ferm.) - - - . 403 
 
 Jer. 18. II. (5 ferm.) - . - - 442 
 
 Jer. 18. 12 - - - - - - 469 
 
 Joel, 2. 12, 13. (4 ferm.) - - - 476 
 
 Jer. 23. 22. (2 ferm.) . - . - 494 
 
 Taking away the ftony heart, and giving a heart of flefh, 
 
 (4 ferm.) on Ezek. 36. 26 - - - 505 
 
 The promife of the Spirit of walking in God's ftatutes, 
 
 (10 ferm.) on Ezek. 36. 27 - - - 5-7 
 
 Eft"e£tual calling, on, — 
 
 Rom. 8. 30. (4 ferm.) - - - - 58 1 
 
 I Cor. I. 26. (5 ferm.) - - . - - 601
 
 495 
 
 496 
 
 BURGESS, Anthony {continued). 
 Matt. 22. 14. (5 fcrm.) 
 Eph. 4. I 
 I Pet. I. 15 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 10 - 
 
 2 Pet. 1. 10. (3 form.) - 
 Afts, 2. 29. (2 ferm.) 
 
 627 
 654 
 
 659 
 664 
 670 
 686 
 
 Part 2. A treatife of fin, with its caufes, differences, 
 
 mitigations, and aggravations, in 42 fermons. 
 Deceitt'ulnefs of the heart (7 ferm.) on Jer. 17. 9 i 
 
 Of uprightnefs of the heart (4 ferm.) on Ffa. 32. 2 37 
 Cafes of confcience about fmcerity, and a fpirit without 
 guile, — 
 
 Adts, 26. 9. (2 ferm.) ... 56 
 
 Pfa. 19. 12. (3 ferm.) - - - - 65 
 
 Moral and pra<Sical errors. (2 ferm.) on Pfa. 19. 12 80 
 The great exalters of grace. (3 ferm.) on Pfa. 19. 12 88 
 Sins of ignorance (2 ferm.) on Pfa. 19. 12 - 108 
 
 Prefumptuous fins (3 ferm.) on Pfa. 19. 13 113 
 
 Sin reigning or mafter fins (3 ferm.) on Pfa. 19. 13 127 
 The aggravations of fm (2 ferm.) on Pfa. 19. 13 141 
 Of the life and power of godlinefs (5 ferm.) on Rev. 
 
 3-1 151 
 
 Of hypocrify in religion (6 ferm.) on Luke, 12. 1 186 
 Index to part 2. 
 The doftrine of original fin aflerted and vindi- 
 cated againft the old and new adverfaries, both 
 Socinians, Papifts, Arminians, and Anabaptifts ; 
 and practically improved. In four parts. Folio. 
 
 Z£?W. 1659 
 Part I. Proving the total and univerfal pollution of all 
 mankind, on 
 Eph. 2. 3 • - - I I Job, 14. 4 - - 48 
 
 Rom. 5. 19 - - 26 I Pfa. 51. 5 - - 60 
 
 Part 2. Shewing what original fin is, and how it is 
 communicated. 
 Rom. 6. 6 - - 77 Rom. 8. 13 - - 105 
 Rom. 7. 25 - 82 Gen. 5. 3 - - no 
 
 Rom. 7. 17 - - 87 John, 3. 6 - - 136 
 Rom. 7. 21 - - 92 Rom. 7. 7 - - 154 
 Heb. 12. I - . 96 1 Cor. 15. 49 - - 180 
 
 Matt. 12. 35 - 101 
 
 Part 3. The fubjedl of inhefion. 
 Eph. 4. 23 - - 207 Col. 3. 2 - - - 325 
 Tit. I. 15 - - 221 Gen. 6. 5 - - 348 
 2 Pet. I. 12 - - 247 I Theff. 5. 23 - 372 
 
 John, I. 13 - - 268 Luke, 1.35- - 387 
 Rom. 9. 16 - - 289 Gen. 8. 21 - - 402 
 John, 8. 35 - - 302 Gal. 3. 24 - - 421 
 
 Part 4. The efiedts of original fin. 
 Job, 15. 16 - - 437 I Cor. 15. 22 - 505 
 James, i. 14 - 455 Eph. 2. 3 - - - 526 
 Gal. 5. 17 - - 474 
 Alphabetical table. 
 
 BURGESS, Daniel, DifTenting divine. 
 
 Born at Staines, Middlefex, 1645, where his father was 
 then minifter. Educated at Weftminfter fchool. Went 
 to Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1660. Appointed mafter of a 
 fchool at Charleville, Ireland, 1667. Minifter of a con- 
 gregation in Brydges Street, Covent Garden, London, 1685, 
 which afterwards removed to Carey Street. Died 1712- 
 13. He was much celebrated for his wit, and a lively 
 manner of preaching. 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 22. 20. Chriftians' earnell expeft- 
 ation and longing for the glorious appearing 
 of the great God and our Saviour Jefus Chrift. 
 [Funeral] 18°. s. I. 1675 
 
 Man's whole duty, and God's wonderful en- 
 treaty, fet forth from 2 Cor. 5. 20. 12°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1690 
 Chriftian commemoration and imitation of faints 
 
 BURGESS, Daniel [continued). 
 
 departed, explicated, and preffed from Heb. 
 13. 7, occalioncd by the deceafe of the Rev. 
 Mr. Henry Hurll. Ff 5. Pp. 120. 24°. 
 
 Lofid. 1 69 1 
 
 Advice to parents and children. Ff. 2. Pp. 69. 
 24°. Land. 1690 
 
 Forty aphorifms concerning riches, intended for 
 a fy nopfis, to bring their black and white to 
 remembrance. Ff. 4. Pp. 29. 24°. L. 1696 
 
 Rules and motives to holy prayer. Pp. 39. 12°. 
 
 LoJid. 1696 
 
 Proofs of God's being, and of the Scriptures' 
 original. With twenty direftions for the pro- 
 fitable reading of them. Pp.32. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1697 
 
 Sermon, Exod. 37. 23. The golden fhufFers ; 
 or, Chriftian reprovers and reformers, cha- 
 rafterized, cautioned, and encouraged. [Soc. 
 Refor. Manners.] 12°. Land. 1697 
 
 Sermon, James, 4. 8. Seafonable words. [Faft.] 
 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 The craftfmen : a fermon or paraphrafc upon 
 feveral verfes of the 19th chap, of the Afts 
 of the Apoflles. 8°. Lond. 1720 
 
 BURGESS, Richard, B.D., Reftor of Upper 
 Chelfea. 
 
 Obfervations on an " Appeal to the members of 
 the Society for Promoting Chriflian Know- 
 ledge, on doftrinal changes lately introduced 
 into the feries of trails circulated under their 
 authority." Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 BURGESS, Tliomas, D.D., F.R.S., &c. Bifhop 
 of Salifbury. 
 
 An eminent fcholar and divine. Born at Odiham, 
 Hampfhire, 1756. Educated at Winchefter fchool. Ob- 
 tained a fcholarfhip at Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, 
 1775, of which he became fellow, 1783. Bifliop of St. 
 David's, 1803. Tranflated to Saliftjury, 1825. Died 1837. 
 His publications are very numerous, amounting to nearly 
 one hundred in number. He was diftinguifhed alike for 
 extenfive learning and unwearied induftry ; to which were 
 united fimplicity of charadter and holinefs of life. 
 Firfl principles of Chriftian knowledge : con- 
 fifting of an explanation of the Church catechifm, and 
 office of confirmation. The three Church creeds. To 
 which is prefixed an introduftion on the duty of con- 
 forming to the Eftablifhed Church. Second edition. 
 Pp. xvi. 124. 12°. Lond. 1804 
 
 Sermon, John, 18. 37, 38. The truth to which 
 Chrift came into the world to bear witnefs ; and the 
 teftimony of Chrift's contemporaries to his own declara- 
 tion of his divinity confirmed by his difcourfes, adlions, 
 and death. [Before the clergy.] 8°. Carmarthen, 18 15 
 
 Chrift and not Saint Peter, the rock of the 
 Chriftian Church ; and St, Paul, the founder of the 
 Church in Britain : a letter to the clergy of the diocefe 
 of St. David's, i-viii. Pp.69. 8^. Carmarthen, 1812 
 Alfo in Churchman Armed, 2. 309 
 Elementary evidences of the truth of Chriftian- 
 ity ; in a feries of Eafter catechifms on the 
 refurredlion and other miracles of Chrift, on 
 prophecy, and on Chrift's teftimony of him- 
 felf. A new edition. 12°. Lond. 1812
 
 497 
 
 498 
 
 BURGESS, Blfliop {contlmied). 
 
 Trafts on the origin and indcpcndancc of the 
 ancient Britifh Church ; on the fupremacy of 
 the Pope, and the inconfiftency of all foreign 
 JLirifdidion with the Britifh conflitution, and 
 on the difn;rences between the Churches of 
 England and Rome. Second edition, with 
 additions. 8°. Land. 1815 
 
 Englifli Reformation and Papal fchifm ; or, the 
 grand fchifm of the fixteenth century, in this 
 country, fhewn to have been the feparation 
 of the Roman Catholics from the Church of 
 England and Ireland. Ff 4. Pp. xxvii. 63. 
 8°. Land. 18 19 
 
 Trafts on the divinity of Chrifl, and on the re- 
 peal of the ftatute againft blafphemy ; con- 
 taining — 
 I. The Bible and nothing but the Bible. 
 II. Evidence of the divinity of Chrift. 
 
 III. A brief memorial. 
 
 IV. Three addrefles to Unitarians, &c., to which is pre- 
 fixed a preface on the recent publications of Mr. Bel- 
 fham and Dr. Carpenter. With an analyfis of i John, 
 5. 20, and a funimary of the whole epiftle, as evi- 
 dences of Chrift's divinity. 8". Loud. 1820 
 
 A feleftion of trafts and obfervations on i John, 
 5. 7. Part I. confifting of — 
 Biihop Barlow's letters to Mr. Hunt, now firft publifhed. 
 Bifhop Smalridge's letter to Dr. Bentley. 
 Two anonymous letters to Dr. Bentley, with 
 Dr. Bentley's anfwer ; and 
 
 Extradts from Martin's examination of Emlyn's anfwer. 
 
 Together with notes of Hammond and Whitby, and 
 
 Dr. Adam Clarke's account of the Montfort MS. 8°. 
 
 Loud. 1824 
 
 A letter to the clergy of the diocefe of St. 
 David's, on a pafTage of the fecond Symbolum 
 Antiochenum of the fourth century, as evi- 
 dence of the authenticity of i John, 5. 7. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1825 
 
 Chriftian theocracy ; or, the doftrine of the 
 Trinity, and the miniflrations of the Holy 
 Spirit, the leading and pervading doftrines of 
 the New Teftament. In a fecond letter to Mrs. 
 Joanna Baillie, Pp. xii. 56. 8°. Salijb. 1834 
 
 Connexion between facred and profane litera- 
 ture : addrefTed to candidates for holy orders. 
 F. I. Pp. XXV. 37. 12°. Salijb. 1835 
 
 Epidteti differtationum ab Ariano digeftarum lib. ii. 
 cap. xvi. ---.-.. I 
 
 A tranflation of the [above] by Mrs. Carter - 27 
 
 The life of, by John S. Harford, Efq. Second 
 edition. 12°. Land. 1841 
 
 BURGESS, William, B.D. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 119. 75. The Chriftian believer's 
 confolation in his afRiftions. [Funeral.] 8°. 
 
 Colcheji. 1 83 I 
 
 Sermon, Tit. 2. 6. The nature and neceffity of fo- 
 bermindednefs. [Funeral.] 8°. Colcheft. 1820 
 
 BURGESSE, Dr. 
 
 Anfwer to Dr. Sacheverel's high-flown fermon, 
 Nov. 5. 8°. Loud. 1709 
 
 BURGH, James. 
 
 A moral and political writer, of great piety, integrity. 
 
 BURGH, James {continued). 
 
 and benevolence. Born at M.idderty, PcTthfhirc, 1714. 
 Was for a (hort time at the univcrfity of St. Andrews. 
 Entered into trade, and was unfuccefsful. Removed to 
 London, and became correiftor of the prcfs to the cele- 
 brated printer Bowyer. Became mafter of an academy at 
 Stoke Newington, 1747. Died 1775. 
 An effay on the dignity of human nature ; or, a 
 brief account of the certain and eftablifhed 
 means for attaining the true end of our exift- 
 ence. 2 vol. 8". Lond. 1767* 
 
 Originally publi/hed in 4°, 1754. 
 Britain's remembrancer, containing fome thoughts 
 on the proper improvement of national dis- 
 turbances, firft publifhed in 1746, the year 
 following the Rebellion. Sixth edit. [Anony- 
 mous.] 8°. Lond. 1 766 
 Thoughts on education. [Anonymous.] 8'^. 
 
 Lond. \1\1 
 
 An hymn to the Creator, the thoughts taken 
 
 chiefly from Pfalm 104. To which is added 
 
 in profe, an idea of the Creator from his 
 
 works. Second edition. [Anon.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1750 
 Other works : Political Difquifitions. 3 vol. 8°. 1774-5. 
 Crito, or EfTays on various Subjefts. 12°. 1766, &c. 
 
 BURGH, William, Efq., LL.D. 
 
 Born ofa diftinguifhed family in Scotland, 1741. Eledted 
 a member of the Engli/h Parliament. Died 1808. 
 A Scriptural confutation of the arguments againil 
 the one Godhead of the Father, Son, and 
 Holy Ghoft, produced by the Rev. Mr. 
 Lindfay in his late apology. Third edition. 
 8°. York, 1779 
 
 An inquiry into the belief of the Chriftians of 
 the firft three centuries refpefting the one 
 Godhead oi the Father, Son, and Holy Ghoft, 
 being a fequel to a Scriptural confutation of 
 Mr. Lindfay's apology. 8°. York, 1778 
 
 This work obtained for the author the honour ofa doc- 
 tor's degree from the univerfity of Oxford. 
 
 BURGH [or DE BURGH], William, A.M., of 
 Trinity College, Dublin. 
 
 Leftures on the lecond advent of our Lord Jefus 
 Chrift, and connected events ; with an intro- 
 dudlionon the ufe of unfulfilled prophecy. Se- 
 cond edition enlarged. 12°. Dublin, 1835 
 A third edition, 1841. 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19 - - I 
 
 Ifa. 63. 1-6 - - 
 
 178 
 
 Rom. 1 1. 13-25 - 26 
 
 Gen. 4. 9, 10; Ifa. 
 
 2.1-4 
 
 2 Thefl: 2. 1-15 - 58 
 
 
 203 
 
 Dan.2.7jRev. 12.13 ^"^7 
 
 Rev. 22.4, 5 - 
 
 - 243 
 
 Ifa. 10. 22, 23 5 Dan. 9. 
 
 Luke, 12. 35-38 
 
 275 
 
 27 - - - - 139 
 
 
 
 On the redemption of the world [on John, i . 
 29], and the eleftion of the Church [onExod. 
 19. 3-6; I Pet. 2.9]. Sm. 8°. Dublin, 1841 
 Alfo, The Accountability ofa Man, on John, 3. 19. 
 
 Difcourfes on the life of Chrift ; or, the principal 
 events in the perfonal hiftory of the Redeemer. 
 Small 8°. ' Lond. 1849 
 
 John, I. 16. His nativity . . - - i 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. His circumcifion and name - 13 
 
 Matt. 2. I, 2. His Epiphany - - - 26 
 
 K K
 
 499 
 
 500 
 
 BURGH, William, A.M. {coitwuui). 
 
 Luke, 2. 25-32. His prcfentacion in the temple 38 
 
 Luke, 2. 49. His firll PafTover - - 53 
 
 Matt. 3. 13-17. His baptifm - - - 67 
 
 Matt. 4. i-ii. His temptation. (2 difc.) - 79 
 
 Luke, 4. 16-21. He declares his miffion - 105 
 
 Matt. 17. 1-5. His transfiguration - - 118 
 
 John, 12. 12-16. He enters Jerufiilem in triumph 132 
 Luke, 22. 7-20. He keeps tlie PafTover and inftitutes 
 the holy Eucharift ----- 146 
 Matt. 26. 21-22. His betrayal - - 158 
 
 Mark, 14. 32-41. His agony in Gethfemane - 173 
 Matt. 26. 69-75. His denial - - - 186 
 
 Luke, 22. 66; 23. 3. His trial - - - 199 
 
 John, 19. 30. His crucifixion - - - 214 
 
 Pfa. 16. 9, 10. His burial and defcent into hell 226 
 PI a. 16. 10. His refurredtion - - - 240 
 
 Ads, I. 3. The forty days after his refurreftion 252 
 Pfa. 16. II. His afcenfion to heaven - 264 
 
 Other works ; Expofition of the book of Revelation. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1845. Leftures on the Pre-millennial Ad- 
 vent. Sm. 8^. 1840, &c. 
 
 BURGHOPE, George, Reftor of Gaddcfden. 
 
 A difcourfe of religious alTemblies, wherein the 
 nature and necefhty of divine worfhip is ex- 
 plained, &c. 8°, Lond. 1697 
 
 BURGHLEY, William Cecil, Lord, Secretary 
 of State in the reign of K. Edward VI., and 
 Lord High Treafurer of England in the reign 
 of Q^Ehzabeth. 
 (Memoirs of the life and adminiftration of), con- 
 taining an hiftorical view of the times in which 
 he lived, and of the many eminent and illus- 
 trious perfons with whom he was connefted ; 
 with extrafts from his private and official cor- 
 refpondence, and other papers, now firfl: pub- 
 liflied from the originals. By the Rev. Edward 
 Nares, D.D. 3 vol. 4°. Lond. 182S 
 
 Vol. I. Lond. 1828. 1 520- 1 5 58. 
 
 Vol. 2. Lond. 1830. 1 558-1572. 
 
 Vol. 3. Lond. 1831. 1573-1598. 
 
 BURGIUS, J. F. 
 
 Chrellomathia patriftica Grasca, five loci illuftres. 
 Gr. et Lat. cum notis. 12°. Fra(. 1739 
 
 BURIGNY, John Levesque de. 
 
 An eminent hiftorical writer, born at Rheims, 1692. In 
 1756 he was elefted a memberof the Academie des Infcrip- 
 tions et Belles Lettres. In 1785, the king gave him a 
 penfion of 2000 livres. Died 1785. 
 Vie d'Erafme. See Erasmus. 
 Life of Grotius. See Grotius. 
 
 BURKE, Edmund. 
 
 The moft eloquent of Englifh orators, born in Dublin, 
 1730. Entered of Trinity College, Dublin, 1746, but left 
 it in 1749. Entered of the Middle Temple 1753, where 
 he fupported himfelf by writing for the bookfellers. 
 Eleded M.P. for Briftol, 1774. Died at Beaconsfield, 
 1797. His works contain a more ample ftore of political 
 and moral wifdom than can be found in any other writer 
 whatever. He originated the Annual Regifter, and wrote 
 the hiftorical articles in it for feveral years. An edition of 
 his works was commenced in 1792, and finifhed in 8 vol. 
 4°. Republiflied in 16 vol. 8°. His correfpondence added 
 other 4 vol. 8°. in 1844. The whole contents of thefe 
 20 vol. are included in the new edition defcribed below, as 
 alfo the moft interefting portion of Burke's Letters to Dr. 
 French Laurence, publifhed in 1827. 
 
 BURKE, Edmund [coniwucd). 
 
 Works and correfpondence. 8 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1852 
 Vol. I. 
 Correfpondence, 1744 to 1791. 
 Vol. 2. 
 Correfpondence, 1791 to 17975 including the letters to 
 
 Dr. Laurence. 
 Appendix to correfpondence. 
 A vindication of natural fociety ; or, a view of the 
 
 miferies and evils arifing to mankind from every 
 
 fpecies of artificial fociety. In a letter to Lord * * * *, 
 
 by a late noble writer. 1756. 
 A philofophical inquiry into the origin of our ideas of 
 
 the fublime and beautiful. With an introduftory 
 
 difcourfe concerning tafte, and feveral other additions. 
 Vol. 3. 
 A fhort account of a late fhort adminiftration. 
 Obfervations on a late publication, intituled. The Prefent 
 
 State of the Nation. 1769. 
 Thoughts on the caufe of the prefent difcontents. 1770. 
 Speech on American taxation. 1774- 
 Speeches at his arrival at Briftol, and at the conclufion 
 
 of the poll. 1774. 
 Speech on moving his refolutions for conciliation with 
 
 the colonies. March 22, 1775. 
 A letter to John Farr and John Harris, Efqrs., fherifts of 
 
 the city of Briftol, on the affairs of America. 1777. 
 Two letters to gentlemen in the city of Briftol, on the 
 
 bills depending in parliament relative to the trade of 
 
 Ireland. 1778. 
 Speech on prefenting to the Houfe of Commons (on the 
 
 nth February, 1780) a plan for the better lecurity of 
 
 the independence of parliament, and the economical 
 
 reformation of the civil and other eftabliftiments. 
 Speech at the Guildhall, in Briftol, previous to the late 
 
 election in that city, upon certain points relative to his 
 
 parliamentary conduft. 1 780. 
 Speech at Briftol, on declining the poll. 1780. 
 Speech on the ift December, 1783, upon the queftion 
 
 for the Speaker's leaving the chair, in order for the 
 
 houfe to refolve itfelf into a committee on Mr. Fox's 
 
 Eaft India bill. 
 A reprefentation to his majefty, moved in the Houfe of 
 
 Commons (feconded by William Windham, Efq.), on 
 
 Monday, June 14th, 1784, and negatived; with a 
 
 preface and notes. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Speech on the motion made for papers relative to the 
 
 directions for charging the Nabob of Arcot's private 
 
 debts to Europeans on the revenues of the Carnatic. 
 
 Feb. 28, 1785. With an appendix, containing fe- 
 veral documents. 
 Subftance of a fpeech in the debate on the army eftimates 
 
 in the Houfe of Commons, on Tuefday, the 9th day of 
 
 February, 1790, comprehending a difcuflion of the 
 
 prefent fituation of affairs in France. 
 Reflexions on the Revolution in France, and on the 
 
 proceedings in certain focieties in London relative to 
 
 that event; in a letter intended to have been fent to 
 
 a gentleman in Paris. 1790. 
 A letter to a member of the National AfTembly, in an- 
 
 fwer to fome objedtions to his book on French affairs. 
 
 1791- 
 
 An appeal from the new to the old Whigs, in confequence 
 of fome late difcuflions in parliament, relative to the 
 reflexions on the French Revolution. 1791. 
 
 A letter to a peer of Ireland, on the penal laws againft 
 Irifti Catholics, previous to the late repeal of a part 
 thereof, in the feftion of the Irifti parliament, held 
 A.D. 1782. 
 
 A letter to Sir H. Langriftie, Bart., M.P., on the fubjcft 
 of the Roman Catholics of Ireland, and the propriety 
 of admitting them to the eledive franchife, confiftcntly
 
 :oi 
 
 502 
 
 BURKE, Edmund [continued]. 
 
 with the principles of the conftitution as eftablifhed at 
 
 the Revolution. 1792. 
 Hints for a memorial to be delivered to Monfieur deM. M. 
 
 Written in the early part of 179 1. 
 Thoughts on French affairs, &c. &c. Written in Dec. 
 
 1791. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Heads for confideration on the prefent ftate of affairs. 
 
 Written in Nov. 1792. 
 Remarks on the policy of the Allies with refpeft to 
 
 France. Begun in 0(ft. 1793- 
 Obfervations on the condudl of the minority, particularly 
 
 in the laft feflion of parliament : addreffed to the Duke 
 
 of Portland and Lord Fitzwilliam. 1793. 
 Preface to the addrefs of M. Briffot to his conftituents. 
 
 Tranflated by the late William Burke, Efq. 1791. 
 Letter to William Elliot, Efq., occafioned by the account 
 
 given in a newfpaper of the fpeech made in the Houfe 
 
 of Lords by the * * * * of *******, in the debate 
 
 concerning Lord Fitzwilliam. 1795. 
 Thoughts and details on fcarcity. Originally prefented 
 
 to the Right Hon. William Pitt, in the month of 
 
 Nov. 1795. 
 A letter to a noble lord, on the attacks made upon him 
 
 and his penfion, in the Houfe of Lords, by the Duke 
 
 of Bedford and the Earl of Lauderdale, early in the pre- 
 fent feffions of parliament. 1796. 
 Three letters addreffed to a member of the prefent par- 
 liament, on the propofals for peace with the regicide 
 
 Directory of France. 1796. 
 Letter IV"., on a regicide peace, addreffed to the Earl 
 
 Fitzwilliam. 
 A letter to the Emprefs of Ruflia. 1791. 
 A letter to Sir Charles Bingham, Bart., on the Irifh ab- 
 
 fentee tax. 1773. 
 A letter to the Honourable Charles James Fox. 1777- 
 A letter to the Marquis of Rockingham. 1777. 
 An addrefs to the King. 
 
 An addrefs to the Britifh colonifts in North America. 
 A letter to the Right Hon. Edmund Pery. 1778. 
 A letter to Thomas Burgh, Efq. 1780. 
 A letter to John Merlott, Efq. 1780. 
 Letters, with reflections on the executions of the rioters 
 
 in 1780. 
 A letter to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, with a fketch 
 
 of a negro code. 1792- 
 A letter on the duration of parliaments. 1783- 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Trafts relative to the laws agalnft Popery in Ireland. 
 
 A letter to William Smith, Efq. 1795. 
 
 A fecond letter to Sir Hercules Langrifhe. 1795. 
 
 Letter to Richard Burke, Efq. 
 
 Letter on the affairs of Ireland. Written in the year 
 1797. 
 
 Fragments and notes of fpeeches. 
 
 Hints for an effay on the drama. 
 
 An effay towards an abridgement of the Englilh hiftory. 
 
 Ninth and eleventh reports from the feledt committee 
 of the Houfe of Commons appointed to take into con- 
 fideration certain affairs of the Eaft India Company. 
 
 Articles of charge againft Warren Haftings, Efq., late 
 governor-general of Bengal ; prefented to the Houfe 
 of Commons upon 4th day of April, 1786. 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 Articles of charge againft Warren Haftings, Efq. {coiitinued). 
 
 Speeches on the impeachment of Warren Haftings. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 Speeches on the impeachment of Warren Haftings {con- 
 tinued). 
 
 Report from committee appointed to infped: the Lords' 
 Journals in relation to their proceeding on the trial of 
 Warren Haftings, Efq. 
 
 BURKE, Edmund [continued). 
 
 Speeches on the impeachment of Warren Haftings ; reply. 
 
 General index. 
 
 Although not acknowleged by him, Burke is generally 
 
 confidered to have been the author of An Account of the 
 
 European Settlements in America. Publifhed in 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 1757. _ • 
 
 Refleftions on the revolution in France. Fourth 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1790 
 
 Nature and end of civil government, religious 
 eftablifhments. Church and State. 
 
 Wordfworth, Dr., Inftitutes, 3. 65 
 
 (Memoir of the life and charafter of) with fpe- 
 cimens of his poetry and letters, and an efti- 
 mate of his genius and talents, compared with 
 thofe of his great contemporaries. By James 
 Prior, Efq. Third edition. 8°. Lond. \^T,g 
 This work was much enlarged in the fecond edition j 
 
 the third is improved in the arrangement. 
 
 BURKE, V/iliiam. 
 
 The Greek-Englifh derivative dictionary ; com- 
 prifmg in Englifh characters the Greek ori- 
 ginals of fuch words in the Englifh language as 
 are derived from the Greek. 12°. Loud. 1806 
 
 BURKE, John, Efq. 
 
 A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the 
 peerage and baronetage of the Britifh empire. 
 Eleventh edition. Imperial 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 BURKIUS, Philippus David. 
 
 Gnomon pfalmorum, in quo ex nativa verborum 
 vi fimplicitas, profunditas, concinnitas, falub- 
 ritas fenfuum coeleflium indicatur, 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Stutg. 1760 
 
 Gnomon in xii. prophetas minores, in quo ex 
 nativa verborum vi fimplicitas, profunditas, 
 concinnitas, falubritas fenfuum coeleflium indi- 
 catur, cum prsefatione J. A. Bengelii. 4°. 
 • Heild. 1753 
 
 BURKITT, William, Vicar of Dedham. 
 
 Born at Hitcham, Northamptonfhire, 1650. Admitted 
 of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, at 14. Was minifter at 
 Milden, Suffolk, during twenty-one years, firft as curate and 
 afterwards as redtor. Vicar of Dedham, Effex, 1692. Died 
 1703. His Commentary on the New Teftament is written 
 in a plain, practical, and affedtionate manner. 
 Expofitory notes, with pradlical obfervations 
 on the New Teftament, wherein the facred 
 text is at large recited, the fenfe explained, and 
 the inftruftive example of the bleffed Jefus 
 and his holy apoftles to our imitation re- 
 commended. Thirteenth edition, carefully 
 corrected. Folio. Lond. 1752 
 
 An help and guide to Chriftian families. i8°. 
 
 G(2ins. I Si 3 
 The poor man's help, and young man's guide, 
 containing doftrinal inilruCtions and practical 
 directions. Seventh edition, with additions. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1705 
 
 An argumentative and practical difcourfe of in- 
 fant baptifm. Third edit. 12°. Lond. 1702 
 (The life of ) ; to which is added, A funeral fer- 
 mon preached a week after his burial. By 
 Nath. Parkhurft. 8°. Lond. \-jo^
 
 s°s 
 
 504 
 
 BURN, Andrew, Major-General in the Royal 
 Marines. 
 A native of Scotland. Died 1814. 
 
 The Chriftian officer's complete armour, con- 
 taining arguments in favour of a divine reve- 
 lation. Second edition. 1 2°. Z,tfW. 1 806 
 
 Memoirs of. 2 vol. 8°. Lend. 1815 
 
 BURN, John Southerden. 
 
 Hiftory of the Fleet marriages, with fome ac- 
 count of the wardens of the prifon, the parfons 
 and their regiilers ; to which are added notices 
 of the May Fair, Mint, and Savoy chapels, and 
 numerous cxtradls from the regiilers. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lo/id. 1834 
 
 Livre des Anglois a Geneve (a verbatim copy of 
 the regiiler of arrivals, births, &c. kept by the 
 Englifli and Scotch exiles at Geneva, 1555- 
 60) ; with a few biographical notes. 8°. 
 
 Lo/ii^. 1831 
 
 BURN, Richard, LL.D., Chancellor of the 
 Diocefe of Carlifle. 
 Born at Winton, Weftmoreland, fome time about the 
 
 beginning of the laft century. Died at Orton, 1785, of 
 
 which place he had been vicar forty-nine years. 
 
 The ecclefiaftical law. Ninth edition, correfted, 
 with confiderable additions, including the ila- 
 tutes and cafes to the prefcnt time. By Ro- 
 bert Phillimore, advocate in Dodtors' Com- 
 mons, &c. 4 vol. 8'^. Z(?W. 1842 
 
 Vol. 1. Abbot — Colleges. 
 
 Vol. 2. Commemoration — Mortuary. 
 
 Vol. 3. Ne Admittas — Tunic, 
 
 Vol. 4. Vacation — Wills. 
 
 Articles of religion - - - • - 619 
 Conftitutions and canons ecclefiaftical. 
 
 England, 1603 ----- 629 
 
 Ireland, 1634- - - - - - 671 
 
 Scotland, 1838 . - . - . 690 
 
 Church-building adls ----- yog 
 
 Ecclefiaftical commiffioners for England and Wales. 
 
 Form of ift commiftion - - - - 710 
 
 Form of 2d commiiTion - - - -711 
 
 Adls relating to - - - - - 713 
 
 Abftradt of the orders in council - - - 729 
 
 Redemption of land-tax on ecclefiaftical property 743 
 
 Refidence houles of arciibi/hops and bifhops - 744 
 
 Form of injunftions iffued by the vifitor at the vifitation 
 
 of York Cathedral - - - - - 753 
 
 Index. 
 
 Ecclefiaftical law. Fifth edition. 4 vol. 8^. 
 
 LofiJ. 1788 
 The juftlce of the peace and parilh officer. 
 
 Eighteenth edition, enlarged. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lofic/. 1797 
 Sermons on pradlical fubjedts, extrafted chiefly 
 
 from the works of divines of the laft century. 
 
 4 vol. 8°. Lo;t^. 1774 
 
 BURNABY, Andrew, D.D., Archdeacon of 
 
 Leicerter, and Vicar of Greenwich. 
 Occafional fermons and charges. 8°. Deptf. 1805 
 
 Prov. I. 20,21. Religious and moral advantages to be 
 derived from travelling in Italy - - 1 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. The degrees of charity due to men of dif- 
 ferent religious perfuafions - - - - 21 
 
 BURNABY, Andrew, D.D. {continued). 
 
 1 Their. 5. 21. The nature of fubfcription to articles 
 of religion. Adn. Vifit. - - - : 42 
 
 I Cor. 9. 13, 14. The maintenance due to the minifters 
 of the Gofpel. Sons of the Clergy - - 70 
 
 Pla. III. 10. The neceflity of religious principles. Bef. 
 univ. ---..- 94 
 
 Luke, 19. 41,42. Things belonging to the peace and 
 welfare of nations. Gen. faft, Dec. 13, 1776 113 
 
 Gal. 4. 18. Religious zeal riots, 1780 - - 136 
 
 Adts, 27. 31. The defigns of Providence cft'efted by 
 natural means. Gen. faft, Feb. 21, J 78 1 - 154 
 
 Pfa. 34. 14. The duty of nations to keep peace. Gen. 
 thankigiving for peace 1784 - - - 180 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 7. The fuperintendance of a particular provi- 
 dence over the affairs of this world. Gen. thanks- 
 giving for the king's recoveiy 1789 - - 200 
 
 Gen. 39. 9. The heinous fin of adultery - 219 
 
 Deut. 6. 6, 7. Reverence for the laws and command- 
 ments of God ------ 234 
 
 Rom. 2. 4. The bleflings enjoyed by Englifhmen, a 
 motive for their repentance. Gen. faft, April 19, 
 
 1793 ------- 2S1 
 
 Mark, 13.32. The uncertainty of the time of Chrift's 
 fecond coming. Gen. faft, Feb. 27, 1799 - 270 
 
 Jer. 8. 6. The troubles and diftraftions of the prefent 
 times confidered as a ferious call to repentance. Gen. 
 faft, March 12, 1800 - - - - 287 
 
 I Sam. ID. 24. On the attempt to aflaflinate the king, 
 May 15, 1800 ------ 303 
 
 Afls, 17. 28. The origin of life, motion, and intelli- 
 gence, as a proof of God's exiftence - 313 
 
 Pfa. 4. 5. The facrlfice required of the minifters of the 
 Gofpel. Vifit. S. - - - - - 335 
 
 Four charges. 
 
 The influence of a parochial clergy ; the inftitution of 
 Sunday-fchools } and an annual vifitation of parifh 
 apprentices - - - - - - 362 
 
 The expediency of a religious teft - - - 379 
 
 General fubje£ls of inquiry at parochial vifitations 402 
 
 The changeablenefs and inconfiftency of the human 
 mind ------- 431 
 
 Form of a petition to the hon. the Houfe of Commons, 
 for the abolition of the flave-trade - - 453 
 
 Letter to the clergy of the archdeaconry on the fame 
 fubjedl 458 
 
 BURNETT, Andrew, M.A. 
 Sermon, Micah, 7. 15-17. [Thankfgiving.] 
 4°. ' 1696 
 
 BURNET, Gilbert, Bifhop of Sahfhury. 
 
 Born at Edinburgh, 1643. Educated at Aberdeen. 
 Went over to Holland 1663, where he ftudied Hebrew 
 under a learned Jew. Prefented to the living of Saltoun 
 1665. Profeffor of divinity in the Univerfity of Glafgow 
 1669. Became Chaplain to the King, preacher at the 
 Rolls, and letturer of St. Clement's, London, 1673. At- 
 tended on Lord Ruflell at his execution, after which, 
 being deprived of his preferments, he travelled into 
 France and Italy. Accompanied the Prince of Orange to 
 England, and was confecrated Biihop of Saliftjury 1689. 
 Died 1 7 14-15. He was an induftrious, learned, and great 
 divine. The veracity of his Hiftory of His Own Time has 
 been called in queftion, but, as it now appears, with little 
 foundation. In the recent Clarendon Prefs edition nume- 
 rous fupprefTed palfages have been reftored. A complete 
 lift of his very numerous works will be found in the edition 
 of 1753 and fubfequent edicions. 
 
 The hiftory of the Reformation of the Church of 
 England. Fourth edition, with additions, 
 alterations, and amendments. 3 vol. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1715
 
 505 
 
 5o6 
 
 BURNET, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Vol. 1. Fourth edition, 1715. 
 The reign of K. Henry VIII. 
 Collection of records. 
 
 Vol. 2. Fourth edition, 17 15. 
 Edward VI. — Elizabeth. 
 Colledlion of records. 
 K. Edward's journal of his own reign. 
 K. Edward's remains. 
 Records. 
 
 Appendix concerning fome of the errors and falfehoods 
 in Sanders's Book of the Englifh Schifm. 
 Vol. 3. 1715. 
 Supplement to the two volumes. 
 Colle<flion of records. 
 
 Other editions, 7 vol. 8^. Oxf. 1829, ivith a copious 
 index. 2 vol. Royal 8"^. By Nares. 4 vol. 8°. &c. 
 
 An introdudion to the third volume of the 
 Hillory of the Reformation of the Church of 
 England. Pp. 72. 12°. Lo?id. 17 14 
 
 The abridgment of the Hiftory of the Reforma- 
 tion of the Church of England. Fifth edition, 
 with amendments from the lail edition of the 
 Hiftory publiflied by the author. 3 vol. i 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1719 
 
 An abridgement by ProfelFor Corrie. 8°. 1 847. 
 
 Hiftory of his own time, with the fuppreifed 
 paffages, and notes. A new edition. 6 vol. 
 8°. Oxf. 1833 
 
 Another edition. 6 vol. 12°. Edin. 1753 
 
 The conclufion of Bilhop Burnet's Hiftory of His 
 own Life and Times. Pp. 46. 8". L. 1734 
 
 An exhortation to the praftice of religion [being 
 part of the conclufion of his Hiftory.] Pp. 12. 
 12^. 1780 
 
 The memoirs of the lives and aftions of James 
 and William, dntcs of Hnmilton, in v.'hich an 
 account is given of the rile and progrefs of the 
 civil wars of Scotland, &:c. 1625 to 1652. 
 Folio. Lond. 1677 
 
 Reprinted in 8°. Oxf. 1S52. 
 
 An expolition of the thirty-nine articles of the 
 
 Church of England. Rcvifcd and correfted, 
 
 with copious notes and additional references 
 
 by the Rev. James R. Page, A.M. 
 
 To this edition is added an appendix containing the 
 
 Augfburg Confeflion, Creed of Pope Pius IV., &c. 
 
 An expofition of the Church catechifm, for the 
 
 ufe of the diocefe of Sarum. 8". Lond. 17 10 
 
 Four difcourfes delivered to the clergy of the 
 
 diocefe of Sarum. Concerning, I. The truth of the 
 
 Chriftian religion. II. The divinity and death of Chrift. 
 
 III. The infallibility and authority of the Church. IV. 
 
 The obligations to continue in the communion of the 
 
 Church. 8^. Lond. 1694 
 
 A vindication of the ordinations of the Church 
 of England. In which it is demonftrated that 
 all the effentials of ordination, according to the 
 pradlice of the primitive and Greek Churches 
 are ftill retained in our Church. 8°. L. 1677 
 
 Alfo in Gibfon's Prefervative, 2. 109 
 The hiftory of the rights of princes in the dis- 
 pofing of ecclefiaftical benefices and Church- 
 lands, relating chiefly to the pretenfions of the 
 crown of France to the Regale, and the late 
 
 BURNET, Biihop (continued). 
 
 contefts with the Church of Rome. To 
 which is added a colleftion of letters, and of 
 fome other remarkable papers. 8°. Lond. 1682 
 
 A difcourfe of the paftoral care. Third edition, 
 
 with a new preface, fuited to the prcfcnt time, 
 
 and fome other additions. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 3 
 
 Alfo in Clergyman's Inftrudlor, IC9 
 
 The new preface and additional chapter to the 
 third edition of the Paftoral Care. Pp. 40. 
 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 Thoughts on education. Now firft printed from 
 an original MS. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1761 
 
 Lives of Sir Matthew Hale, the Earl of Roches- 
 ter, and Queen Mary. To this edition are 
 added Richard Baxter's additional notes to the 
 life of Sir Matthew Hale, and a fermon 
 preached at the funeral of the Earl of Roches- 
 ter, by the Rev. Mr. Parfons. 8 ^ Lond. i jy^ 
 
 Lives of Hale and Rochefter. 
 
 Wordfworth's Eccl. Biog. 4. 507 
 
 Life of Bifliop Bedell. See Bedell. 
 
 Some letters containing an account of what 
 feemed moft remarkable in travelling through 
 Switzerland, Italy, and fome parts of Ger- 
 many, &c., in the years 1685 and 1686. To 
 which is added an appendix on Switzerland, 
 by a perfon of quality. Third edition, cor- 
 reded. 8°. 1708 
 
 Another edition. 12°. Jm/^. 1689 
 
 A vindication of the authority, conftitution, and 
 laws of the Church and State of Scotland, in 
 four conferences. Wherein the AnAver to 
 the Dialogues betwixt the Conformift and the 
 Nonconformift is examined. 8°. G/a/g. i6y^ 
 
 Obfervations on the firft and fecond of the canons 
 commonly afcribed to the holy apoftles. 
 Wherein an account of the primitive conftitu- 
 tion and government of churches is contained. 
 [Anonymous.] Sm. 8'^. G/aJg. 1673 
 
 A modeft furvey of the moft conflderable things 
 in a difcourfe lately publifhed, entitled. Naked 
 Truth. Written in a letter to a friend. Se- 
 cond edition. [Anon.] 4°. Lond. 1676 
 
 Six papers containing, I. Reafons againft the 
 
 repealing the adts of Parliament concerning the Telt. 
 
 II. Refleiftions on his Majefty's proclamation for a tole- 
 ration in Scotland, together with the laid proclamation. 
 
 III. Refledtions on his Majefty's declaration for liberty 
 of confcience. Dated April, 1687. IV. An anfwer to 
 a paper printed with allowance, entitled, A New Teft 
 of the Church of England's Loyalty. V. Remarks on 
 the two papers, written by his late Majefty King Charles 
 II., concerning religion. Vi. The Citation, together 
 with three letters to the Earl of Middlcton. To which 
 is added, I. An apology for the Church of England, 
 with relation to the fpirit of perfecution for which ftie 
 isaccufed j and II. An inquiry into the meafures of fub- 
 miffion to the fupream authority, &c. 4°. Lond. 1689 
 
 A paftoral letter to the clergy of his diocefs, 
 concerning the oaths of allegiance and lupre- 
 macy to K. William and Q^ Mary. Pp. 29. 
 4°. Lond. 1689
 
 507 
 
 5o8 
 
 BURNET, Bifhop {contimied). 
 
 Speech in the Houfe of Lords upon the bill 
 
 againft occafional conformity. Pp. 8. 4°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1 704 
 Speech in the Houfe of Lords on the firft article 
 
 •^fthe impeachment of Dr. Henry Sacheverell. 
 
 Pp. 16. 8°. Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 oome fermons preached on feveral occafions ; 
 
 and an eflay towards a new book of homilies. 
 
 In feven fermons. Prepared at the defire of 
 
 Archbifhop Tillotfon, and fome other bifliops. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 Preface [containing a •vindication of the revolution of i6Z%.'\ 
 2 Chron. 15. 2. Faft fermon ... i 
 
 Exod. 14. 13. Than kfgiving for viftory - 45 
 
 Ifa. 49. 23. Before the Queen on her acceflion 83 
 
 Eph. 1.3. A fermon concerning Popery. 
 Rev. 14. 13 ; Pfa. 23. 4. Two fermons preached in 
 Newgate before the Lord Ruffell, the day before he 
 
 fufFered 
 
 Eccl. 12. 7. Concerning death - 
 An eflay towards a new book of homilies. 
 
 141 
 171 
 
 James, 5. 12 - 
 Exod. 20. 8-1 1 
 Heb. 13. 4 
 Eph. 5. 18 - 
 
 193 
 
 201 
 
 221 
 
 251 
 12°. 
 
 Of the love of God 
 The love of our neighbour 
 
 271 
 293 
 311 
 331 
 
 Glafg. 1742 
 
 12. Falfe fweanng 
 12. Offwearing 
 
 19 
 
 45 
 61 
 
 79 
 95 
 113 
 129 
 143 
 15s 
 173 
 
 Preface 
 
 Matt. 22. 35-38 
 Matt. 22. 39, 40 
 Lev. 19. 12 
 Seleft fermons. 
 Matt. 22. 35-38. 
 Matt. 22. 39, 40 
 Lev. 19. 12. 
 James, 5 
 Exod. 20. 8-1 1. The Sabbath - 
 
 Heb. 13. 4. Chaftity 
 
 Eph. 5. 18. Drunkennefs - - - - 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. Death. Before Lord Ruflell 
 Pfa. 23. 4. Death. Before Lord Ruflell - 
 Eccl. 12. 7. Death . - . - . 
 
 Eccl. 2. 26. Funeral fermon on Hon. R. Boyle 
 Sermon, Amos, 4. 11, 12. [Faft for the burning of Lon- 
 don.] Second edition. 4°. Lond. 1681 
 Sermon, Zech. 8. 19. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1681 
 Sermon, Rev. 3. 2, 3. [Faft.] 4°. Land. 168 i 
 Sermon, Matt. 12. 25. An exhortation to peace and 
 union. [Eleftion of Lord Mayor.] 4°. Lond. 1 681 
 Sermon, Pfa. 22. 21. [Nov. 5.] 4°. Lond. 16S4 
 Sermon, Micah, 6. 5. [Nov. 5.] 4°. Lond. 1689 
 Sermon, Rom. 13. 5. Subje<ftion for confcience-fake as- 
 ferted. 4°. Lond. 1689 
 Sermon, Pfa. 1 18. 23. 4°. Lond. 1689 
 Sermon, Pfa. 144. 15. The deliverance of this kingdom 
 from Popery and arbitrary power, by his highnefs the 
 Prince of Orange's means. [Thanklgiving.] 4°. Z,. 1689 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 23. 3, 4. [Coronation.] 4°. Lond. 1689 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 41, 42. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1690 
 Sermon, Pfa. 85. 8. [Faft.J 4". Lond. 1690 
 Sermon, Pfa. 144. 10, 11. [Thankfgiving for his ma- 
 jefticsprefervation andfuccefsin Ireland.] 4°. Lond. i6go 
 Sermon, Pfa. 12. I. [Faft.] 4'^. Lond. 169 1 
 Sermon, i Cor. l. 26. [Lent 3.] 4°. Lond. 1694 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 4. 7. [Funeral.] 4°. Lond. 1694 
 Sermon, Pfa. 105. 5. [May 29.] 4°. Lond. 1694 
 Sermon, Mai. i. 11. Of the propagation of the Gofpel in 
 foreign parts. Exhorting all peribns in their ftations to 
 affift fo glorious a defign. 4^. Lond. 1 704 
 Sermon, Pfa. 49. 20. [Lent.] 4°. Lond. 1706 
 Sermon, Matt. 24. 12. [Spittal.] 4°. Lond. 1 706 
 Sermon, Deut. 4. 6-8. [Thankfgiving H. M. arms.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1706 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 72. 4. Preached on the 31 Dec, 1706. The 
 
 day of thankfgiving for the wonderful fucceflles of this 
 
 year. 8". Lond. 1707 
 
 A letter from the Bifhop ofSalifbuiy to the clergy of his 
 
 BURNET, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 diocefe J to be read at the triennial vifitation, 1708. 
 Pp. 8. 4". Lond. 1708 
 
 Two fermons. 8°. Lond. 1710 
 
 Pfa. 144. 15. [Nov. 5. and Thankfgiving.] 
 
 The royal martyr and the dutiful fubjed, in two fermons. 
 8°. Lond. 1710 
 
 2 Sam. I. 12. The royal martyr lamented. [Jan. 30.] 3 
 Rom. 13. 5. Subjecflion for confcience-lake aflerted 27 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 22. 21. [May 29.] 8°. Lond. 1710 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 2. 10, 11. 8"^. Lond. 1714 
 
 Sermon, Adls, 20. 32. [Vifitation.] With a charge. 4". 
 
 Lond. 17 14 
 
 Sermon, Dan. 4. 27. [Hofpitals of theCity.] 8°. Z,. 1714 
 
 The oppofition of the dodtrine, worfhip, and practices of 
 the Church of Rome to the nature, defigns, and charac- 
 ters of the Chriftian faith. Gibfon's Prefervative, 1.226 
 
 On good works. Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 4. 61 
 
 ./Anonymous traBs refpeBiiig Bijhop Burnet. 
 
 A letter to the Bifhop of Sarum [Burnet] : being an an- 
 fwer to his lordfhip's paftoral letter. From a minifter 
 in the countrey. Pp. 42. 4°. s. I. 1690 
 
 Reflections upon a pamphlet, entituled, [Some difcourles 
 upon Dr. Burnet and Dr. Tillotfon, occafioned by the 
 late funeral fermon of the former upon the latter.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1696 
 
 The orator difplayed j or, remarks on the B[ifho]p of 
 S [alls] bury 's fpeech upon the bill againft occafional 
 conformity. Pp. xii. 53. 4°. Lond. 1704 
 
 The Bifhop of Salifbury's proper defence, from a fpeech 
 cry'd about the ftreets in his name, and faid to have 
 beenfpoken by him in the Houfe of Lords, upon the bill 
 againft: occafional conformity. Pp. 58. 4°. Lond. 1704 
 
 The good old caufe, or lying in truth, being a fecond de- 
 fence of the Lord Bifhop of Sarum, from a fecond 
 fpeech. And alfo, the diffeftion of a fermon, it is faid, 
 his lordfhip preached in the cathedral church of Salis- 
 bury, May 29. By one Mifo-Dolos, F. I. Pp. 36. 
 and 20. 4°. Lond. 17 10 
 
 The Bifhop of Salifbury's new preface to his paftoral care 
 confidered, with refpe<ft to the following heads, viz. 
 The qualifications of the clergy ; The diftindlion of 
 High and Low Church ; The prefent pofture of affairs. 
 Second edition. Pp.43. 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 An anfwer to a letter from a citizen of New Sarum, being 
 a true account of the affront offered the Bifhop there : 
 And a frefh proof of the malice and injuftice of his 
 enemies. Pp. 4. Folio. j. /. n. d. 
 
 Remarks on Bp. Burnet's Hiftory of his Own Time. Con- 
 taining a deteffion of the partiality, abfurdity, and fal- 
 fity of it, in many particulars. With a vindication of 
 the family of the Stuarts, &c. By a True Briton. Pp. 
 65. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 BURNET, Mrs. wife of Bifliop Burnet. 
 
 A veiy pious lady. Born 1661. Daughter of Sir Ri- 
 chard Blake. Married at feventeen to Robert Berkely, 
 Efq., of Spetchly, who died 1693. Seven years afterwards 
 became the third wife of Bifhop Burnet. Died 1708-9. 
 
 A metliod of devotion ; or, rules for holy and 
 devout living ; with prayers. Second edition. 
 To which is added an account of her life, by 
 Adn. Godwyn. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 BURNET, Dr. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 12. 32. Of the unpardonable fin againft 
 the Holy Ghoft 5 or, the fin unto death. 8°. Lond. 1 707 
 This fermon appears to be by Bifhop Burnet, but it is 
 
 not in Dr. Flexman's lift. 
 
 BURNET, Gilbert, M.A. 
 
 Second fon of Bifliop Burnet. Educated at Merton Col- 
 lege, Oxford. Chaplain to the king, 1718. Died early 
 in life. 
 A full examination of feveral important points
 
 509 
 
 5IO 
 
 BURNET, Gilbert, M.A. [coMinueJ). 
 
 relating to Church-authority, the Chriftian 
 priellhood, the pofitive inftitutions of the 
 ChrilHan religion and Church-communion, in 
 anAver to Law's fecond letter to the Bifliop 
 of Bangor. 8°. Land. 171 8 
 
 BURNET, Gilbert, Vicar of Coggefhal, ElTex, 
 
 and Minifter of St. James's, Clerkenwell. 
 
 Died fuddenly 1746, aged 48. Solid reafoning, true 
 
 piety, and unafFedted charity, charadterile his fermons. He 
 
 abridged the 3 vol. folio of the Boyle le<5tures, in 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Praftical fermons on various fubjedls. Publifhed 
 for the benefit of his orphans. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1747 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Mark, 16. 20. The miffion and dodrine of the apoftles 
 
 of Chrift allerted and maintained. (Bp's Vifitation.) i 
 
 Gen. 42. 21. On felf-conviftion - - - 23 
 
 Gen. 3. 13. Concerning the nature of the ferpent and 
 
 its power .._.-- 38 
 
 1 Kings, 8. 30. The duty and ufefulnefs of publick 
 worfhip - - - - - - - 55 
 
 Luke, 4. 12. On falling and temptations - 71 
 
 Prov. 14. 32. On a future ftate - - - 88 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5. On Good Friday - - - 105 
 
 Luke, 23. 43. On a late or deathbed repentance 125 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 8. On the refurredtion. (2 ferm.) 141 
 John, 20. 29. On faith and unbelief, particularly that 
 
 of St. Thomas 187 
 
 Phil. 4. 8. Induftry and improvement, in our Chriftian 
 
 calling, required - - . • - 203 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. Nature, ufe, and defign of parables 217 
 Ifa. 65. 16. On oaths, and common and prophane 
 
 fwearing - - - - - - -235 
 
 Pfa. 96. 8. On the worihip of God - - 249 
 
 Pla. 148. 13. Church mufick. (Opening an organ.) 265 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. Agur's wiih. (Affize.) - - 281 
 
 Luke, 12. 20. The folly of trufting in riches 298 
 
 1 Cor. I. 25. The dodlrine and miracles of Chrift, con- 
 ducive to prefent and future happinefs - 316 
 
 Luke, II. 28. Hearing and keeping the word of God, 
 
 a means of prefent peace and future glory - 334 
 Phil. 4. II. On contentednefs. (2 ferm.) - 351 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. The duty and benefit of living peaceably 
 
 381 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfa. 37. 16. On the profperity and fuccefs of good and 
 
 bad men. (2 ferm.) - - . . . 1 
 
 Pfa. 119. 60. Delay of converfion and amendment, one 
 
 great caufe of the bad lives ofChriftians. (4 ferm.) 30 
 James, i. 13, 14. Our wicked inclinations the real 
 
 caufe of our temptations . - . 100 
 
 2 Cor. 5. II. The terrors of the Lord, a perfuafive 
 argument to holinefs and righteoufnefs of life 116 
 
 I Cor. 15. 55. Death, a comfort to good men - 132 
 Rom. 6. 12. Nature of fin. (2 ferm.) - - 148 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. Chrift, the great falvation - - 185 
 Pfa. 1 30. 4. The right method of becoming truly reli- 
 gious ------- 202 
 
 Prov. 15.8. The obfervation and performance of both 
 
 inftituted and moral duties, necefTary to make our 
 
 obedience perfe<ft, and accepted by God - zij 
 
 Rom. 15. 8, 9. Chrift's advent - - - 233 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14. Chrift's nativity. (Chriftmas day.) 252 
 
 Luke, 2. 32. Chrift the light to lighten the Gentiles 271 
 
 I Cor. 13. 12. Deficiency of human reafon - 287 
 
 Hag. I. 5. The nature of repentance - - 304 
 
 I John, I. 9. God's readinefs to receive returning fin- 
 
 ners - - - - - - -321 
 
 Matt. 16. 25, 26. Folly of refufing to embrace Chrift's 
 religion ------ •^■^^ 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. On the facrament. Part 1 - 355 
 
 BURNET, Gilbert (continued). 
 
 I Cor. II. 38. On the facrament. Part 2 - 374 
 
 John, 15. 14. On the facrament. Part 3 - 392 
 
 Afts, 17. 31. On a future judgment - - 410 
 
 BURNETT, Gilbert T., F.L.S., Profcflbr of 
 Botany in King's College, London. 
 Born, in London, 1800 j died 1835. He was a de- 
 
 fcendant of Bp. Burnet. 
 
 Outlines of botany, including a general hiftory of 
 the vegetable kingdom, in which the plants 
 are arranged according to the fyftem of natural 
 affinities. With 250 wood-engravings. 8"^. 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 BURNET, Thomas, LL.D., Matter of the 
 Charter-houfe. 
 
 A learned and eloquent writer. Born at Croft, York- 
 fhire, 1635. Entered Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1651 5 re- 
 moved to Chrift's College 1654 ; Fellow 1657 ; Maftcr 
 of the Charter-houfe 1685; died 1715. The philofophy 
 of his Theory of the Earth has not been much approved, 
 but the work has been greatly celebrated for the eloquence 
 of its ftyle and grandeur of its imagery. In that and his 
 work De ftatu mortuorum, he maintains the doftrine of 
 the millennium, and in the latter, the limited duration of 
 future puniftiment. 
 
 Telluris theoria facra : orbis noftri originem et 
 mutationes generales, quas aut jam fubiit, aut 
 olim fubiturus eft compleftens. Libri duo 
 priores de Diluvio et Paradifo. 4°. 
 
 Lofid. 1 68 1 
 
 Telluris theoria facra. Libri duo pofteriores, de 
 
 conflagratione mundi et de future rerum ftatu. 
 
 4°. LonJ. 1689 
 
 The above two volumes may be confidered as forming 
 in fome refpefts a different work to theEnglifti tranflation, 
 which was intended by the author as a popular work, 
 and is amplified in fome places, abridged in others, and 
 is efpecially defedlive in the references to the Fathers 
 and other learned authorities, which are given in this 
 Latin edition. 
 
 The facred theory of the earth : containing an 
 account of its original creation and all the 
 general changes which it hath undergone, or is 
 to undergo, until the confummation of all 
 things. Seventh edition. To which is now 
 added. Memoirs of the author's life and writings 
 and his defences of this work againft Mr. 
 Warren and Mr. Keil's objeftions. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1759 
 Vol. I. 
 Account of the life and writings of the author. 
 Concerning the deluge, and the diffolution of the earth i 
 Concerning the primaeval earth and Paradife - 213 
 Concerning the Author of nature - - 367 
 
 Concerning natural providence . - - 396 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Concerning the conflagration - . - j 
 
 Concerning new heavens and the new earth, and die 
 
 confummation of all things - - - 172 
 
 A review of the theory of the earth - - 301 
 
 Anfwer to the exceptions of Mr. Erafmus Warren 
 
 againft the Theory of the Earth - - -371 
 
 A ihort confideration of Mr. Warren's defence 446 
 
 Reflexions upon the Theory of the Earth, occafioned by 
 
 a late examination of it . - - - 487 
 
 De ftatu mortuorum et refurgentium traftatus, 
 adjicitur appendix.
 
 511 
 
 512 
 
 BURNET, Thomas, LL.D. [continued). 
 
 De futura JudjEorum rellauratione. Accedunl 
 ejufdem epillolas duas de archa:ologiis philo- 
 fophicis. 8°. Land. 1727 
 
 De ftatu mortuorum et refurgentium tra£latus. 
 Of the ftate of the dead and of thofe that are 
 to rife. Tranflated from the Latin original. 
 With an anfwer to all the herefies therein. 
 By Matthias Earbery. Second edition. 2 vol. 
 S"". Land. 1728 
 
 Vol. I. Chapt. 1-8. 
 Vol. 2. Chapt. 9 and 10. 
 Some account of Dr. Burnet and his writings. 
 Index. 
 
 Appendix to chapter 9. Tranflated by Mr. Foxton, 1729. 
 Concerning 
 
 The two refurre<n:ions, 
 The new heavens and the new earth, 
 The millenary reign of Chrift, 
 The future reftauration of the Jews. 
 A re-furvey of the Mofaic fyftem of the creation, with 
 rules for the right judging and interpreting of Scrip- 
 ture, in two letters to a friend. Tranflated from the 
 Latin of Dr. Burnet, by Mr. Foxton. 
 The heathen notions concerning the ftate of the dead. 
 
 By Monfieur Simon. Tranflated by Mr. Morgan. 
 The refurredlion, a poem. By Mr. Addifon. 
 De fide et officiis Chriftianorum, liber poithu- 
 mus. 8°. Lend. 1727 
 
 The faith and duties of Chriflians. Tranflated by 
 Mr. Dennis. 8°. n. d* 
 
 Archaeologis philofophics : five doftrina an- 
 tiqua de rerum originibus. Libri duo. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1692 
 Archasologis philofophic^ ; or, the ancient doc- 
 trine concerning the originals of things. Faith- 
 fully tranflated into Englifli. Pp. x. 80. 8°. 
 
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 Archaeologiae philofophicae ; or the ancient doc- 
 trine concerning the originals of things. Faith- 
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 Foxton. 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 Part 1. Being a critique on the Mofaic creation [With 
 an appendix concerning the modern Brachmans in 
 the Indies, together with their generally received 
 opinions.] 
 Part 2. Dr. Burnet's theory of the vifible world ; by 
 way of commentary on his own Theory of the Earth. 
 The immobility of the earth demonftrated. By M. 
 
 Jonchere. 
 Remarks on the fecond chapter relating to the Mofaic 
 creation. [By T. Foxton.] 
 
 Doftrina antiqua de rerum originibus ; or, an 
 inquiry into the doftrine of the philofophers 
 of all nations concerning the original of the 
 world. Made Englifli by Mr. Mead and 
 Mr. Foxton. [With life of Dr. Burnet.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1736 
 
 The judgment of Dr. Thomas Burnet, late mafler 
 of the Charter-houfe, Concerning the dodlrine of the 
 Trinity, and the judgment of Dr. Samuel Clarke, late 
 rector of St. James's, Concerning, i. The fatisfadlion, 
 2^ The merits, 3. The mediation and interceflion — of 
 Chrift. 4. The ordinary influence and afliftance of 
 tb« Holy Spirit. 5. The two facraments. With a 
 
 BURNETT, Thomas, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 Preface, Concerning Mr. Lock, Sir Ifaac Newton, and 
 Mr. Wollafton. i-xx. Pp.43. 8"^. Lond. 1732 
 
 BURNET, Thomas, D.D., Reftor of Weftking- 
 
 ton and- Prebendary of Salifl)ury. 
 
 Educated at New College, Oxford, where he became 
 
 M.A., and in 1720 B.D. and D.D. Died 1750. 
 
 The demonftration of the true religion, in 
 
 a chain of confequences from certain and 
 
 undeniable principles. In fixtecn fermons, 
 
 preached 1724 and 1725 at the lefture 
 
 founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 Vol. I. A felf-exiftent Being, creator and governor of 
 
 the world, the perfeftions or attributes of God, of the 
 
 divine will, holinefs, paflions, confequences from the 
 
 power and from the wifdom of God, from the relations 
 
 of caufes and efl^efts, from the relation of faculties 
 
 and objefts, from the goodnefs of God. Of the 
 
 government of the world, confequences from God's 
 
 knowledge and wifdom, &c., rule of reafon, natural 
 
 religion, fall of man, Chriftian religion. 
 
 Vol. 2. Credibility of the Scripture hiftory, eflefts of 
 
 the firft fm, methods of providence upon and after 
 
 the firft fin, hiftory of Abraham, means made ufe of 
 
 for the prefervation of the faith of the promifed 
 
 Saviour, that Jefus Chrift is the Saviour promifed. 
 
 The argument fet forth in a late book, entitled, 
 Chriftianity as old as Creation, reviewed and confuted. 
 In feveral conferences. To which is added, An eflTay on 
 the power of human reafon. 3 parts. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1730-1732 
 
 The truth of the Chriftian religion, with the falfe- 
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 the Lord's fupper, With the obligation all Chriftians are 
 under to receive it frequently, and the qualifications 
 neceflary to do it worthily. Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 173 I 
 
 The Scripture doftrine of the redemption of the 
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 mean people. Which may ferve as an anfwer to a 
 book, entitled. The Moral Philofopher, fo far as it 
 relates to this fubjedl. Pp. viii. 118. 8°. Lond. IJU 
 
 BURNETT, Thomas, Esq. 
 
 . The Britifli bulwark ; being a colleflion of all 
 the claufes in the feveral ftatutes now in force 
 againft the Pretender, the Nonjurors, and the 
 Papiils. With an appendix relating to the 
 fufpenfion of the Habeas Corpus Aft. Pp. 46. 
 12°. Lond. 17 1 5 
 
 BURNEY, Charles Parr, D.D. F.R.S., Arch- 
 deacon of Colchefter and Redlor of Wickham. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 3. 5. [Confecration of bifliop.J 
 4°. Lo?id. 1 8 16 
 
 BURNS, Jabez. 
 
 " A diflenting minifter." 
 Sketches of iermons, defigned for fpecial occa- 
 fions. 1 2°. Lond. 1 842 
 
 For openings and anniverfaries of chapels. (15 fketches.) 9 
 For'miflionary occafions, &c. (10 /ketches.) - 70 
 
 For ordination fervices. (3 fketches.) - - 113 
 
 For fchool anniverfaries. (7 fketches.) - - 127 
 
 Defigned efpecially for young perfons. (7 fketches.) 157 
 For fervices connedled with the Lord's fupper, Good 
 Friday, &c. (8 fketches.) - - - 180 
 
 Defigned for Eafter - - - - - 210 
 
 Defigned for benevolent inftitutions. (4 fketches.) 214
 
 5«3 
 
 5H 
 
 BURNS, Jabez [continued). 
 
 Intended for Chriftmas day. (2 /ketches.) - 229 
 
 For the commencement and end of the year. (7 /ketches.) 
 
 236 
 Defigned for funeral lervices. (4 /ketches.) - 258 
 Mifcellaneous. (7 /ketches.) - - - 282 
 
 Sketches of fermons on the parables. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1847 
 By the fame author ; Sketches and Skeletons of Sermons. 
 
 4 vol. 12°. On Chriflian Miffions. 12^. On Types 
 
 and Metaphors. 12°. &c. 
 
 BURNS, Robert. 
 
 Born 1759. Died 1796. 
 
 Works, with an account of his life, and a criticifm 
 on his writings, &c., by Currie. 5 vol. 12°. 
 
 Lo?id. 1814 
 
 BURNSIDE, A. V/. M.A., Curate of Farning- 
 ham, Kent. 
 
 A catechifm on the common prayer. To which 
 is added a gloffary. Pp. 40. 12°. Land. 1845 
 
 BURNSIDE, Robert, A.M. 
 
 The religion of mankind, in a feries of effays. 
 2 vol. 8°. Land. 18 19 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The reality and the nature of the future /tate. (2 eflays.) 
 
 I 
 The danger of future mifery - - - - 55 
 
 The attainablene/s of future felicity - - 74 
 
 On abandoning the concerns of eternity to chance 95 
 On virtue unconnedted with piety. (2 e/Tays.) - 1 13 
 On benevolence unconnected with piety - 149 
 
 On devotion merely external - - - - 167 
 
 On a mere a/Tent to the articles of the Chriftian faith 189 
 On profeffing repentance at the dole of life - 211 
 
 External reformation - - - - - 230 
 
 Occafional and tranfient profeilions of piety - 248 
 
 Artificial fubftitutes for piety - - - - 265 
 
 On pretenfions to piety unconnected with virtue 284 
 The different degrees of wickednefs - - 506 
 
 Infidelity 324 
 
 The culpability of error in religion - - 349 
 
 The nature of true piety ... - ^72 
 
 The imperfe<5tions of the truly pious - - 394 
 
 On the peculiar difadvantages under which fome labour 
 with regard to piety - - - - - 415 
 
 The difficulties attending the ftudy of the Scriptures 435 
 On the religious differences among the truly pious 459 
 On the number of the irreligious - - 483 
 
 The influence of falliion in religion - - 501 
 
 The compatiblenefs of piety with intellectual improve- 
 ment ..---- ^20 
 The compatiblenefs of piety with aCtive life - 543 
 Compatiblenefs of piety with pleafure - - 560 
 Compatiblenefs of piety with different circumftances and 
 ranks in life - - - - - "577 
 The different kinds and degrees of piety - 595 
 The peculiar circumftances and number of the pious 616 
 The peculiar happinefs of the pious - - - 636 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The mode and means of becoming pious - i 
 
 The difficulties attending the commencement of piety 20 
 The evidence of true piety in ourfelves - - 39 
 
 The evidence of real piety in others - 57 
 
 On the ordinary fources of temptation - - 77 
 
 On the temptations of evil fpirits - - 95 
 
 The ufes of temptation ----- 121 
 The guilt of yielding to temptation - - 149 
 
 The means of overcoming temptation - - 174 
 
 The declenfion and revival of piety - - 200 
 
 On the prelervation and improvement of piety - 221 
 On prefumption in religion - . . 243 
 
 BURNSIDE, Robert, A.M. [continued). 
 
 Religious defpondency ----- 264 
 
 On improvement in the wor/hip and fervice of the Deity 
 
 283 
 
 On improvement in Chriftian principles - 303 
 
 On improvement in Chriftian obedience - - 328 
 
 On religious converfation - - - - 350 
 
 On aufterity ------ ^69 
 
 On frivolity and the love of the world - 392 
 
 The teftimony of a good confcience - - 415 
 
 On reputation ------ 439 
 
 On bigotry - - - - - - - 461 
 
 On liberality of fentiment - - - - 484 
 
 On efforts for promoting benevolence and piety 506 
 
 The connexion between piety and patrioti/m - 524 
 
 Religious abftraCtion ----- 548 
 
 On wearinefs of life ----- 565 
 
 On the dread of death - - - - jgS 
 
 Appendix. On the importance of learning to the 
 
 Chriftian miniftry ----- 609 
 
 BURRINGTON, Gilbert, M.A., Prebendary of 
 Exeter, Redlor of Woodleigh, and Vicar of 
 Chudleigh. 
 
 An arrangement of the genealogies of the Old 
 Teftament and Apocrypha. To which are 
 added, from the fame authorities, a fcleftion 
 of lingle names and chronological tables of the 
 kings of Egypt, Syria, and Aflyria, with notes 
 and indexes. 2 vol. 4°. Loud. 1836 
 
 BURROUGHES, Jeremiah. 
 
 An eminent Puritan divine. Born 1599. Educated at 
 Cambridge. On account of his Nonconformity he was 
 obliged to quit that univerfity. Became affiftant minifter 
 at Bury St. Edmunds. Redtor of Tit/hall 1631. Deprived 
 1636. Fled to Holland and became paftor of a congregation 
 at Rotterdam. Returned to England after the commence- 
 ment of the civil war. Joined the Independents, and was 
 preacher to two of the moft numerous congregations in 
 London. Died 1646. He was a man of learning, can- 
 dour, and modefty, and of an exemplary and irreproach- 
 able life. 
 
 An expofition of the prophelie of Hofea. In 
 divers ledures. 4 vol. 4°. Lo7id. 1643-51 
 
 Vol. I. 1643. Chap. 1-3. 
 Vol. 2. 1650. Chap. 4-7. 
 Vol. 3. 1650. Chap. 8, 9, 10. 
 Vol. 4. 1651. Chap. II, 12, 13. 
 
 A modern edition in I vol. imperial 8°. 
 
 The rare jewel of Chriftian contentment, [il 
 fermons on Phil. 4. 11. With the <aints' 
 duty in times of extremity, a lermon on Exod. 
 14. 13.] 4°. Land. 1650 
 
 The excellency of a gracious fpirit. In a treatile 
 on Numb. 14. 24. Together with 
 Mofes, his felf-denial. In a treatife on Heb. 
 1 1. 24. 8°. LoTid. 1649 
 
 Mofes, his choice, with his eye fixed upon hea- 
 ven, difcovering the happy condition of a felf- 
 denying heart. In a treatife on Heb. 1 1. 25, 
 26. 4°. Lond. 1650 
 
 Gofpel reconciliation ; or, Chrift's trumpet of 
 peace to the world, on 2 Cor. 5. 19, 20. To 
 which is added 2 fermons. [Hoi. 2. 14. 
 God's prefent mercies to his people are argu- 
 ments for future mercies. Pp. 375. Prov, 
 16. 31. Old age as a crown of glory, cfpeci'
 
 5»5 
 
 516 
 
 BURROUGHES, Jeremiah {continued). 
 
 ally when found in ways of rightcoufncfs. 
 Pp. 421.] 4°. Lofid. 1657 
 
 Gofpel worfliip ; or, the right manner of fanfti- 
 fying the name of God, and particularly in 
 thefe three great ordinances, viz. — Hearing 
 of the word — Receiving the Lord's fupper — 
 Prayer. [In 14 (ermons on Lev. 10. 3.] 4°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1658 
 
 Gofpel converfation. 4°. Lond. 1648 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Gofpel converfation. (7 ferm. on Phil. i. 27) - i 
 
 The kingdom of Chrift. (2 ferm. on John, 18. 36) 134 
 
 Pfa. 17. 14. The mifery of thofe men that have their 
 
 portion in this life. A fermon - - 295 
 
 Gofpel remifiion ; or, a treatife fhewing that true 
 blefTednefs confifts in pardon of fm. [On Pfa. 
 32. I.] 4°. Lond. 1668 
 
 A treatife of the evil of evils ; or, the exceeding 
 finfulnefs of fin. [On Job, 36. 21.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1654 
 
 Chrift inviting finners to come to him for reft. 
 [On Matt. II. 28.] Chrift the great teacher 
 of fouls that come to him. Matt. 11. 29. 
 Chrift the humble teacher of thofe that come 
 to him. Matt. 1 1. 29. The only eafy way to 
 heaven. Matt. 11. 30. 4°. Lond. 1659 
 
 Irenicum. To the lovers of truth and peace. 
 Heart-divifions opened in the caufes and evils 
 of them. With cautions that we may not be 
 hurt by them, and endeavours to heal them. 
 [On Hof. 10. 2.]. 4°. Lofid. 1653 
 
 Two treatifes, i. A treatife of earthly-minded- 
 
 nefs. [On Phil. 3. 19.] With 
 
 2. A treatifeof heavenly-mindednefs,onPhil. 3. 
 
 20, and of walking with God, Gen. 5. 24. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1649 
 
 The excellency of holy courage in evil times. 
 [Heb. II. 27.] 4°. Lond. 1661 
 
 The faints' happinefs, together with the feveral 
 fteps leading thereunto. Delivered in divers 
 leftures on the beatitudes. [Matt, 5.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1660 
 
 Precious faith, 2 Pet. i. i. A treatife of hope, 
 I John, 3.3. The faints walk by faith on 
 earth, by fight in heaven, 2 Cor. 5. 7. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1654 
 
 The glorious name of God, the Lord of Hofts, 
 opened in two fermons [Ifa. 47. 4], vindi- 
 cating the commiflion from this Lord of Hofts, 
 to fubjefts, in fome cafes to take up arms. 
 With a poftfcript, briefly anfvvering a late 
 treatife by Henry Feme, D.D. 4°. Lond. 1653 
 
 Sion's joy. A fermon before parliament at their 
 public thankfgiving, Sept. 7, 1641, for the 
 peace between England and Scotland. [Ifa. 
 66. 10.] 4°. Lond. 1 64 1 
 
 Jerufalem's glory breaking forth into the world. 
 Being a Scripture difcovery of the New- 
 Teftament-Church, in the latter days, imme- 
 
 RURROUGHES, Jeremiah {continued). 
 
 diately before the fecond coming of Chrift. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1675 
 
 BUEROUGHS, Jeremiah. 
 
 A Didenting minifter in London. 
 Sermon, Rev. 18.4. A ftiort view of Popery. 
 [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lond. 17 16 
 
 BURROUGHS, John, Reaor ofTrefliam, Devon. 
 The devout pfalmift. Two fermons. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1759 
 
 Pfa. 47. 7. Concerning finging pfalms with devotion 
 
 and melody --.-.. 3 
 
 Pfa. 47. 7. Shewing the indecency and irreverence of 
 
 fitting at the finging of the folemn praifes of God 25 
 
 BURROUGHS, Joseph. 
 
 A learned General or Arminian Baptift minifter ; born, 
 
 in London, 1684-5; educated at the Univerfity of Leyden ; 
 
 PaftDr of a Baptift congregation, Barbican, London, 1717 ; 
 
 died 1761. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 36. 7. [Thankfgiving, Nov. 5.] 8°. 
 
 I^nd. 1713 
 
 A view of Popery, taken from the creed of Pope Pius IV. 
 Pp. 159. 8°. Lond. 1735 
 
 Two difcourfes, relating to pofitive inftitutions : [Matt. 3. 
 13—15.] Chrift's judgment concerning the fitncis of 
 obeying every divine command. IL [A6ts, 22. 16.] 
 Baptifm defigned for all who profefs Chriftianity. 8*^. 
 
 Lond. 1742 
 
 A defence of two difcourfes relating to pofitive inftitutions ; 
 againft the refleftions contained in the appendix to the 
 Plea for Infants. Pp.76. 8°. Lond. 1743 
 
 A farther defence of two difcourfes, Sec. in anfwer to 
 the Rev. Mr. Caleb Fleming's vindication of the 
 appendix to the Plea for Infants. Pp. viii. 108. 8'^. 
 
 Lond. 1746 
 
 Sermon, A6ts, 20. 35. The bleffednefs of a benevolent 
 temper. 8°. Lond. 1743 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 15. 57. [Funeral.] 8". Lond. 1752 
 
 Sermon, 1 Cor. 15. 58. Steadfaftnefs not in vain, in the 
 fervice of Chrift. [Funeral.] 8°. Lond. 1752 
 
 BURROUGHES, Thomas, B.D. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 39. 9. A foverain remedy for all 
 kinds of grief. [Funeral.] 4°. Lond. 1662 
 
 BURROW, E. J., D.D., F.R.S., and F.L.S. 
 
 A fummary of Chriftian faith and pradlice, con- 
 firmed by references to the text of holy Scrip- 
 ture ; compared with the liturgy, articles, and 
 homilies of the Church of England ; and illus- 
 trated by extrafts from the chief of thofe 
 works which received the fandtion of public 
 authority from the time of the Reformation to 
 the final revifion of the eftabliftied formularies. 
 3 vol. 12°. Lond. 1822 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface and introdudlion . . - . jji 
 
 Augftiurg confeffion, as adopted in 1530 and as revifed in 
 
 1538 - - xc 
 
 Of religion and the Scriptures - - i 
 
 The nature and attributes of God - - 26 
 
 The Trinity ...... ^4 
 
 Of God the Father ----- 60 
 
 Creation, 71. Providence - - - - 94 
 
 The fall of man and original fin - - - no 
 
 The covenant of grace ----- 139 
 
 Of Jefus Chrift, incarnation, names and offices, humili- 
 ation, exaltation ----- 161, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Of the Holy Ghoft - . . - . i
 
 5»7 
 
 518 
 
 BURROW, E. J., D.D. (continued). 
 
 Predeftinadon, ele<ftion, and reprobation - 44 
 Of vocation --..-.-79 
 
 Ofthegofpel ------ 106 
 
 Faith, 143; Juftification, 1785 Adoption, 208 ; Sanc- 
 
 tification, 234 ; Good works, 264; Repentance, 303 ; 
 
 Perfeverance .----- 338 
 
 Of the Church- ----- 364 
 
 The facraments ------ 422 
 
 Baptifm, regeneration, and renovation - - 451 
 The Lord's fupper. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 The moral law and ten commandments - - I 
 
 Of prayer .-...- 5^9 
 
 Of forms of prayer . - - - . 442 
 
 The refurredlion and laft judgment - - 487 
 
 Eternal life ------- 528 
 
 This work contains copious extracts from Cranmer's 
 Catechifm, Edward Vlth's Catechifm, Jewel's Apology, 
 Nowel's Catechifm, and literal tranflations from the Refor- 
 matio Legum Ecclefiafticarum. 
 
 Hours of devotion for the promotion of true 
 Chriftianity and family worfliip. Tranflated 
 from the original German. 8°. Z,c/?/ 1830 
 
 Phil. 4. 4-7. Reflexions on the New Year - i 
 
 Eph, 5. 15-21. Family devotion - - 16 
 
 Pfa. 43. 3, 4. On public worihip - - - 30 
 
 Eph. 6. 1—6. Domeftic peace . . - 45 
 
 I Tim. 6. 6-9. Contentment with our condition 59 
 
 I Their. 5- 17. The power of prayer - - 73 
 
 Heb. II. 16. Faith and works - - - 86 
 
 James, 2. 14-17. Works and faith - - 100 
 
 ■z Pet. 1. 5—9. In one virtue all virtues - 1 11 
 
 Rev. 3. 15. Lukewarmnefs - - . - 128 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. The divine name - - 143 
 
 James, 4. 17. The omiflion of good - - 156 
 
 James, 2. 1-4. Appearance and reality - 172 
 
 Matt. 22. 37-40. The conflidl of duties - 185 
 
 Prov. 16. 3. Man and his adlions - - 197 
 
 Luke, 10.29. Who is my neighbour .^ - - 211 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. Detradlion - - . 227 
 
 Col. 3. 12. The ill-tempered man - - - 242 
 
 Col. 4. 6. Difcretion in fpeech - - - 257 
 
 Matt. 5. 37. Confcientioufnefs - - - 271 
 
 Prov. 2. 1-5. The young man . - - 288 
 
 I Pet. 3. 3, 4. The young woman - - 304 
 
 Gal. 5. 22, 23. Inward good, outward grace 320 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. The danger of fecial pleafures - 336 
 
 Luke, 2. 52. On increafe of knowledge - 352 
 
 Pfa. 104. 1-5. Steps in creation - - - 366 
 
 Pfa. 8. 3, 4. The ftarry heavens - - 380 
 
 Gen. I. 16. The comet - - - - 391 
 
 Gen. II. 6—8. The fpeech of men - - 405 
 
 Pfa. 139. 14, 17, 18. The greatnefs of God in fmall 
 
 things - 418 
 
 Matt. 7. 20, 21. Is a lingering or a fudden death to be 
 
 preferred ?------ ^■^q 
 
 Luke, 24. 36-39. On apparitions of the dead - 456 
 
 Matt. 25. 36. The fick man - - - 469 
 
 Mark, 16. 9-15. Immortality - . . ^82 
 
 John, 3. 16. The appearance of Jefus on earth 496 
 
 Luke, 21. 24. The deftruftion of Jerufalem 511 
 
 Phil. 4. 13. The perfecutions of Chriftianity - 528 
 
 I Cor. 14. 40. The firfl: Churches - - 544 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. The world of folitude - - 560 
 
 BURROW, Robert, Doftor of Laws. 
 
 A difTertation on the happy influences of fociety 
 
 merely civil j in relation to the improvement 
 
 and ornaments of the mind. Ff 4. Pp. 36. 
 
 8°. Lon^. 1726 
 
 BURROWES, Robert, D.D., Dean of Cork, and 
 
 Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. 
 
 BURROWES, Robert, D.D. (continued). 
 Twelve difcourfes in explanation of the liturgy 
 of the Church of England ; delivered in the 
 Cathedral of St. Fin-Barr, Cork. 8°. 
 
 Cork, 1834 
 Pfa. 116. 18. Public worfhip - . . i 
 
 Pfa. 96. 9. The liturgy generally - - 19 
 
 I John, 1. 9. The fentcnces, exhortation, general con- 
 feffion, abfolution, &c. - ... -57 
 
 Matt. 6. 9. The Lord's prayer - - - ^^ 
 
 Pfa. 95, 2. The pfalms . - - - 7^. 
 
 Ifa. 34. 16. The leffons - - - . 95 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 15. The Te Deum and Jubilate, &c. ; the 
 three coUedts of the day 5 the prayer for all forts and 
 conditions of men - - - - -115 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. The Apoftles' creed - - 135 
 
 I Tim. 2. I. The litany - - - - 158 
 
 Matt. 19. 17. The ten commandments - 179 
 
 Jer, 36. 8. The colledt ; epiftle and gofpel ; the Nicene 
 creed J Athanafian creed, &c. . - - 199 
 
 Nehem. 8. 7, 8. The fermon ; fentences at the offer- 
 tory ; prayers for Chrift's Church militant, &c. 5 fix 
 collects; blefling ; concluding obfervations 223 
 
 BURSCOUGH, Robert, M.A. 
 
 A treatife of Church government ; occalioned by 
 fome letters lately printed concerning the 
 fame fubjeft. 8°. Lont/. 1692 
 
 A difcourfe of fchifm ; addreffed to thole Dis- 
 fenters who conformed before the toleration, 
 and have fince withdrawn themfelves from the 
 communion of the Church of England. 8°. 
 
 Lo/ii^. 1699 
 
 (A letter to) in anfwer to his Difcourfe of Schifm. 
 8°. Loud. 1700 
 
 A vindication of a Difcourle of Schifm, in anfwer 
 to a letter lately publiflied againft it. 8°. 
 
 Lom^. 1 70 1 
 
 A difcourfe. 
 
 1 . Of the unity of the Church. 
 
 2. Of the feparation of the Diflenters from 
 the Church of England. 
 
 3. Of their fetting up churches againll; the 
 conforming churches, and of the ordination 
 of their teachers, being an anfwer to a 
 book entituled, DifTenters no Schifmaticks. 8°. 
 
 Exeter, 1704 
 BURSCOUGH, William, D.D. 
 
 Fellow ofWadham College. Bifhop of Limerick, 1725. 
 Died 1755. 
 
 Sermon, 1 Cor. 4. I. [Conlccration of Bp.] 8°. 
 
 Lone/. 17 1 5 
 Sermon, Eph. 5. 20. [May 29.] 4°. ^.1716 
 BURSELLIS, Hieronymus de, Bononienfis 
 
 ordo prsdicatorum. 
 Annales Bononienfes, 1418-1497. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 23. 863 
 BURTHOGGE, Ricliard, M.D. 
 Organum vetus et novum ; or, a difcourfe of rea- 
 
 fon and truth, wherein the natural logick 
 
 common to mankind is briefly and plainly de- 
 
 fcribed. Pp. 73. 16°. Lof/^. 1678 
 
 Of the foul of the world ; and of particular 
 
 fouls. In a letter to Mr. Lock. Pp. 46. 
 
 8°. Loral 699
 
 5>9 
 
 520 
 
 BURTHOGGE, Richard, M.D. {continued). 
 
 Chriftianity a revealed myftery ; or, the gra- 
 cious purpofe of God tovv^ard the Gentiles, 
 fet in a clear light, in fome reflections on Rom. 
 8. 28-30. To which is added, a brief dis- 
 courfe, I Tim. 4. 1. concerning perfeverance 
 in grace. Pp.94. 12°. Land. 1702 
 
 BURTON, Charles James, M.A., Vicar of 
 
 Lydd, Kent, and late Fel. of Queen's Col. Oxf. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 2. I, 2. 8°. Lo?id. 1819 
 
 A view of the creation of the world, in illuftra- 
 
 tion of the Mofaic record. [Gen, I. 2.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 
 BURTON, Edward, D.D., Profeflbr of Divinity, 
 Oxford. 
 
 Born at Shrewfbury, 1794. Educated at Weftminfter 
 fchool, whence he was removed in 1 8 12 to Chrift Church, 
 Oxford. Became Curate of Tetenhall, Staffordfhire. Ap- 
 pointed feledt preacher in the univerfity of Oxford, 1824, 
 where he fixed his refidence. Public examiner, 1826. 
 Profeiror of divinity, 1829. Died 1836. He was a learned 
 divine, of untiring energy and application to ftudy. 
 A defcription of the antiquities and other curi- 
 ohties of Rome, from perfonal obfervation 
 during a vifit to Italy in the years 1 8 1 8-1 8 1 9. 
 With illuftrations from ancient and modern 
 writers. Second edition, with additions. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 An inquiry into the herefies of the apoftolic age, 
 in eight fermons ; preached 1829, at the lec- 
 ture founded by the Rev. John Bampton, 
 M.A. 8°. Oxf. 1829 
 
 Introdudlion ix-xxxii 
 
 I John, 5. 6 
 
 - 157 
 
 Ads, 20. 30 - - I 
 
 John, 20. 31 
 
 - - 193 
 
 Col. 2. 8 - - 29 
 
 Heb. 10. 23 
 
 227 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 20, 21 - 57 
 
 Notes 
 
 255-594 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 13 - 87 
 
 Index of texts 
 
 - 595 
 
 Titus, I. 16 - - 119 
 
 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 9. 43. 
 
 Teftimonies of the ante-Nicene Fathers to the 
 divinity of Chrift. Second edition, with con- 
 fiderable additions. 8°. Oxf. 1829 
 
 Teftimonies of the ante-Nicene Fathers to the 
 doftrine of the Trinity, and of the divinity of 
 the Holy Ghoft. 8°. Oxf. 183 1 
 
 An attempt to afcertain the chronology of the 
 Adls of the Apoftles, and of St. Paul's epiftles. 
 8°. Oxf 1830 
 
 Thoughts upon the demand for Church reform. 
 Second edition. Pp.44. 8°. Oxf. 183 1 
 
 Sequel to remarks upon Church reform, with 
 obfervations upon the plan propofed by Lord 
 Henley. Pp. 76. 8°. Lond. 1832 
 
 Lectures upon the ecclefiaftical hiftory of the 
 
 firft three centuries ; from the crucifixion of 
 
 Jefus Chrift to the year 313. Third edition. 
 
 8°. Oxf. 1845 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 17. 115. 
 
 Hiftory of the Chriftian Church from the afcen- 
 (lon of Jefus Chrift to the converfion of Con- 
 ftantine. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 20. 209. 
 
 BURTON, Edward, D.D. {continued). 
 Sermons, preached before the univerfity of Ox- 
 ford. 8°. Lond. 1832 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 15. Evidences of Chriftianity. (2 ferm.) i 
 Matt. 12. 32. Blafphemy againft the Holy Ghoft. 
 
 Whit Sunday. (2 ferm.) - - - - 45 
 
 Col. 3. 13. Jefus Chrift the forgiver of fins - 92 
 
 iThe(r.4. 14. Intermediate ftateofthe foul. Eaft.Sun. 1 13 
 Afts, 10.40,41. Belief of the apoftles in the atonement 137 
 Adls, 7. 55. Exaltation of Chrift. Afcenfion day 163 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 20. Effeft of baptifm upon Chriftians 190 
 Mark, 16. 16. Beliefin Chrift elTential to falvation 215 
 Mark, 16. 16. Confeffions of faith - - 238 
 Mark, 16. 16. Defence of the Athanafian creed 261 
 John, 13. 34. Chriftian friendftiip - - 285 
 I Cor. 3. II. Chriftian education. Aft ferm. 303 
 Heb. 13. 7. Feftivals of the faints. All faints 318 
 Heb. 9. 22. Dodtrine of the atonement - - 340 
 Heb. 13. 17. Chriftian education - - 364 
 Gen. 6. 18. Faith the condition of the covenant 385 
 Eph. 4. 30. Doftrine of faniflification - - 408 
 I Cor. 13. 7. Chriftian charity - - - 430 
 
 Three Primers. See Primers. 
 Greek Teftament. See Testament. 
 
 BURTON, Hezekiah, D.D., Preb. of Norv/ich. 
 
 A divine of diftinguiftied abilities. Educated in Mag- 
 dalen College, Cambridge, of which he became fellow 
 and tutor. Reftor of St. George's, South wark, 1667. 
 Reftor of Barnes, Surrey, 1680. Died 1681. His fermons 
 refledl great credit on his memory, from the piety and juft 
 fentiments they abound with on the nature and end of re- 
 ligion. 
 
 Several difcourfes ; viz. i. Of purity and charity. 
 2. Of repentance. 3. Of feeking firft the 
 kingdom of God. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. 1. 1684. 
 Preface by Tillotfon . - . - . i 
 
 James, i. 27. Purity and charity - - 5 
 
 Matt. 4, 17. Repentance - - - . 161 
 
 Matt. 3.8. The fruits of repentance - - 321 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. Of feeking firft the kingdom of God 383 
 
 Vol. 2. 1685. 
 Eph. 5. 15-17. Of walking exadlly - - 1 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. Of redeeming the time - - 43 
 
 Eph. 5. 17. Of underftanding the will of God 123 
 
 Eph. 3. 6. The advantages of Chriftianity - 175 
 
 Matt. 5. 44. Of loving our enemies - - 249 
 
 Matt. 23. 8-10. Of calling no man mafter - 279 
 Rom. 13. 9. Inordinate defire, or coveting - 313 
 
 I Theft". 4. II. Doing our own bufinefs - - 353 
 
 I ThefT. 4. I J. Studying to be quiet - - 389 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Education - - - - 413 
 
 Rom. 13. 12. Hofpitality. [To the company of inn- 
 holders.] ------ 463 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. Doing good to all men - - 485 
 
 BURTON, Henry, a Puritan divine. 
 
 Born at Birfall. York/hire, 1579. Educated at St. 
 John's College, Cambridge, Reftor of St. Matthew's, Friday 
 Street, London, about 1626. In 1636 he was profccuted 
 for two feditious fermons, publiftied under the title ot 
 " For God and the King," fentenced to the pillory, fined 
 50C0I., and ordered to be imprifoned for life. Recovered 
 his liberty 1640, and reftored to his living. Died 1648. 
 
 England's bondage and hope of deliverance, a 
 fermon preached before the Houfe of Parlia- 
 ment. Pfa. 53.7, 8. 4°. Lond. \6^i 
 
 Other works: The Baiting of the Pope's Bull, 1627. 
 Seven Vials on Rev. xv. and xvi., 1628. Babel no Bethel. 
 Truth's triumph over Trent, 1629. The Law and the 
 Gofpel reconciled againft the Antinomians. 4°., 163 j. 
 And numerous others, chiefly tradls.
 
 521 
 
 522 
 
 BURTON, John, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Wembworth, Devon, 1696. 
 
 Scholar of Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, 1713, of which 
 
 he became tutor. Fellow of Eton, and Vicar of Maple- 
 
 Derham, Oxfordfiiire, 1733. Reftor of Worplefdon, 
 
 Surrey, 1766. Died 1 77 1. 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 18. 19. The duty and reward of propagat- 
 ing principles of religion and virtue exemplified in the 
 hiitor^' of Abraham. [Preached before the truftees for 
 elbblifhing the colony of Georgia ; and before the aflb- 
 ciates of the late Rev. Dr. Bray.] 4°. Z,ow<^. 1733 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 23. 9. [Faft on War.] 8°. Oxf. 1741 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 24. 21. The principles of Chriftian loyalty. 
 [Jan. 30.] 8°. _ _ Oxf. 1743 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 39. 9. Principles of religion the only fuf- 
 ficient reftraint from wickednefs. [Aflize.] 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1746 
 
 Sermon, i Sam. 12. 7. The expoftulation and advice of 
 Samuel to the men of Ifrael applied. [Thankfgiving for 
 fuppreffion of rebellion.] 8°. ^^f 174^ 
 
 Concio ad clerum, i Cor. 3. 10, 11. De fundamentalibus 
 differtatio theologica. 8°. Oxon. 1756 
 
 Sermon, z Tim. 3. 15. Religious education of poor chil- 
 dren recommended. [Charity fchools L. and W.] 4°. 
 
 Load. 1759 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 122. 8, 9. [Sons of the clergy.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 76 1 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 18. 19. The extenfive propagation of 
 Abraham's religion reprefented. 8°. Oxf. 1765 
 
 Sermon, i Chron. 28. 9. King David's charge to Solo- 
 mon, or the religious prince. [H. M. inauguration.] 
 8°. Oxf. 1765 
 
 Difcourfe, Matt. 15. 1-6. Papifts and Pharifees compared 5 
 or, Papifts the corrupters of Chriftianity. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1766 
 
 Sacerdos paroecialis rufticus. Ff. 2. Pp. 31. 8°. Oxon, 1777 
 
 Pentalogia, five tragcediarum Gra;carum deledlus, 
 Gr. cum annotatione. Editio altera, a T. Bur- 
 gefs. 2 vol. 8°. Oxon. 1779 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Sophoclis Qidipus Tyrannus, ffidipus Coloneus, and An- 
 tigone. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Euripidis PhoenifTse. 
 .^fchyli Septem contra Thebas. 
 T. Burgefs obfervationes. 
 Other works : Sermons, 2 vol. 8°. 1764-66, &c. 
 
 BURTON, Robert. 
 
 Born at Lindley, 1576. Admitted of Brafenofe Col- 
 lege, Oxford, 1593. Eledted a ftudent of Chrift Church 
 1599. Vicar of St. Thomas, Oxford, 1616 j he was alfo 
 prefented to the Redlory of Segrave, Leiceftcrfhire. Died 
 1639-40. He was a general fcholar, and fevere ftudent, 
 of a melancholy yet humorous difpofition, and of extenfive 
 learning. His Anatomy of Melancholy was firft publiftied 
 in 4°., and afterwards in folio. The 6th edition, folio, 
 1651-52, was printed from a copy correfted, with confider- 
 able additions, by the author. There are feveral modern 
 editions in 2 vols. ; and one volume, 8°. : in a recent edi- 
 tion in the latter form, publiflied by Tegg and Co., traiifla- 
 tions are given of tiie numerous claffical extradts. It is a 
 ftorehoufe of learning on all kinds of fubjeifls, intermingled 
 with quaint obfervations and witty illuftrations. Some of 
 the beft paflages in Sterne are literally copied from it with- 
 out acknowledgment. 
 
 The anatomy of melancholy ; what it is, with 
 all the kinds, caufes, fymptoms, prognoftics, 
 and feveral cures of it. In three partitions, 
 with their feveral feflions, members, and fub- 
 feftions, philofophically, medicinally, hiftoric- 
 ally opened and cut up. By Democritus, 
 
 BURTON, Robert {continued). 
 
 junior ; to which is prefixed, A fatyrical pre- 
 face, conducing to the following difcourfe. 
 Sixteenth edition ; printed from the authorifcd 
 copy of 165 I ; with the author's lafi: correc- 
 tions, additions, &c. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 BURTON, Robert. 
 
 An afTumed name by the author of a numerous collec- 
 tion of popular chap-books. The original publiflier was 
 Nathaniel Crouch, who is faid by Dunton to have been 
 the author. 
 
 Memorable remarks upon the ancient and mo- 
 dern flate of Judaea and the Jewifh nation. 
 12°. Bri/}. 1796 
 
 The hiftory of Oliver Cromwell, Lord Proteftor 
 of the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, 
 and Ireland. By R. B. Fifth edition. 12^. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 1 5 
 
 BURY, Arthur, D.D. 
 
 Born in Devonftiire, and educated at Exeter College, 
 Oxford, from which he was ejefted, 1648, by the parlia- 
 mentary vifitor, after a refidence of ten years. At the 
 Reftoration he was made Prebendary of Exeter, Reftor of 
 Exeter College, and chaplain to Charles II. Having, in 
 his Naked Gofpel, defended the principles of the Socinians, 
 he was ejedled from his preferment, and his book burnt by 
 order of the Univerfity of Oxford. Died at Exeter about 
 the end of the 17th century. 
 
 The conftant communicant, a diatribe, proving 
 
 that conftancy in receiving the Lord's Supper 
 
 is the indifpenfable duty of every Chriflian. 
 
 8°. ' Oxf. 1 68 1 
 
 The naked gofpel. 4°. Lond. 1690* 
 
 BUSBEQUIUS, Augerius Gislenius. 
 
 Born in Flanders 1522. Died 1592. He was a man 
 
 of great learning, and an able antiquary. 
 
 The four epillles of A. G. Bufbequius concerning 
 his embaffy in Turkey. Being remarks upon 
 the religion, cuftoms, riches, ftrength, and 
 government of that people. As alio a defcrip- 
 tion of their chief cities, and places of trade 
 and commerce. Done into Englifli. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1694 
 An excellent account of the Turks. 
 
 BUSBY, Thomas, Mus. Doc. 
 
 A grammar of mulic ; to which are prefixed 
 
 obfervations explanatory of the properties and 
 
 powers of mufic as a fcience. Second edition. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1826 
 
 BUSENBAUM, Herman, a Jefuit of Nottelen, 
 
 in Weftphalia. Died 1668. 
 Medulla theologire moralis, refolvens cafus con- 
 
 fcientijE. 12°. Par. 1669 
 
 Twenty-third edition. It was afterwards enlarged to 
 2 vols, folio, by La Croix. The idea of the Pope's 
 authority over the perfons of kings is carried fo far in it, 
 that the Parliament of Paris, in 1 761, ordered it to be 
 burnt. 
 
 BUSFEILD, Johnson Atkinson, D.D. 
 
 Of Clare Hall, Cambridge. Redor of St. Michael, 
 Wood Street, London, and Ledturer of St. Mary-le-bone. 
 Born 1775. D'S'i 1849. 
 
 Sermons on the moil important duties of the 
 Chriftian religion. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1826
 
 523 
 
 524 
 
 BUSFEILD, Johnfon Atkinfon, D.D. {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 I Cor. 6. 19, 20. Man not his own - - 3 
 
 Luke, 15. 20. The finccre penitent pitied and for- 
 given ..---- 37 
 Exod. 20. 10, II. The Sabbath day to be kept as a 
 divine inftitution. 2 ferm. - - - 79 
 Luke, 10. 42. The one thing needful - 153 
 I Cor. 4. 6, 7. Humility and gratitude - - 189 
 James, 4. 13-15. New year - - - 225 
 Philip. I. 23, 24. The ftrait of St. Paul - - 269 
 I Cor. II. 23-26. The facrament of the Lord's Supper 
 
 303 
 James, 5. 11. The trials and refignation of Job. 
 
 2 ferm. 343 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 I Tim. 4. 8. The profit of godlinels - - 3 
 
 Luke, 16. 19-21. The rich man and Lazarus 41 
 
 Matt. 3. 3. Repentance and converfion. 2 ferm. 83 
 Gal. 5. 6. Faith and works. 2 ferm. - - 135 
 
 Matt. 13. 30. The tares and the wheat - 205 
 
 I Pet. 5. 7. Man's obligation to God. 2 ferm. 241 
 A6ts, 24. 24, 25. The tremor of Felix - 307 
 
 John, 14. 2, 3. The heavenly houfe. 2 ferm. 335 
 Ifa. 48. 22. The woes of the wicked - - 405 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Sermons on the Lord's Prayer, and on the great myftery. 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. On the Lord's Prayer. 9 ferm. I 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. The divinity of Chrift and the atonement 
 
 343 
 I Tim. 3. 16. The chief witnefles of Chrift 385 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. The doifa-ine of Chrift and its reception 
 
 407 
 I Tim. 3. 16. The refurredion and triumph of Chrift 
 
 437 
 
 BUSH, G. 
 
 Anaftaiius, or the doftrine of the refurreftion of 
 
 the body rationally and fcripturally confidered. 
 
 12°. 1845 
 
 Other works : Notes on Genefis. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. On 
 
 Exodus. Sm. 8°. Joihua and Judges. Sm. 8°. On 
 
 Leviticus. Sm. 8^. 
 
 BUSH, William, Diflenting minifter at Enfield. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 5. 22. The importance of re- 
 ligious caution. [Faft.] 8°. Lofid. 1747 
 
 BUSHBY, E. B.D., St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 EfTay on the human mind. Third edition. 
 Ff. i-ix. Pp. 106. 12°. Cami>. 1834 
 
 BUSK, M. M. 
 
 The hiilory of Spain and Portugal, from B. c. 
 1000 to A.D. 1814. Publifhed under the 
 fuperintendance of the Society for the DifFu- 
 fion of Ufeful Knowledge. 8°. i.o»^. 1833 
 
 BUSWELL, William, B.A., late of Queen's 
 College, Cambridge, Redlor of Widford, 
 Ell'ex. 
 Plain parochial fermons on important fubjefls. 
 12°. Low/ 1842 
 
 I Cor. 3. 13. The fiery trial ... i 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, II. The good tidings of great joy, Chrift- 
 
 mas day ...--- 35 
 
 Luke, 16. 22, 23. The rich man and Lazarus 66 
 
 Ifa. 52. I. The gofpel meflage to the daughter of 
 
 Zion .--.-.. 100 
 
 Pfa. 124. 6. The enflaved foul delivered - 133 
 
 Pfa. 103. 15-17. The (hortnefs and uncertainty of life. 
 
 Fun. ferm. on a young perfon - - - 162 
 
 BUSWELL, William, B.A. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 25. 6. The midnight cry - - 197 
 
 Jofh. 18. 3. The flacknefs of the fpiritual warrior 
 
 228 
 
 James, i. 21. The engrafted word - - 255 
 
 Deut. 8. 2. The Chriftian pilgrim's retrofpect. Laft 
 
 Sunday in the year ----- 284 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The great apoftle's determination 322 
 
 BUTEO [or BOUREL], John. 
 
 A native of Dauphiny, and a canon-regular of the order 
 of St. Auguftine at Vienne. Died 1564, aged 75. 
 Libellus de area Noe. Critici Sacri, i. pars 2 
 BUTCHER, Edmund. 
 
 A Unitarian minifter. 
 Sermons, to which are fubjoined fuitable hymns. 
 8°. Lone/. 1798 
 
 Gen. 24. 63. Meditation . . - - i 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. Diligence in bufinefs - - 21 
 
 Prov. 5. 15. Self-fatisfaftion - - - - 48 
 
 Matt. 16. 20. On being afhamed of appearing religious 
 
 68 
 Matt. 5. 14. The influence of example - 89 
 
 I Kings, 20. II. The ChriftJan warfare - - 112 
 
 Jofh. 10. 12. Jofhua's command to the fun. [New 
 
 year.] - 134 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. The nature and power of habit - 1 54 
 Matt. 6. 34. Reafons againft anxiety - 176 
 
 Jer. 12. 5. The neceflity of patience under fmall diffi- 
 culties, as a preparation for greater trials - 197 
 Rom. 9. 21. The fovereignty of God - 2t6 
 Matt. 13. 45, 46. The pearl of great price - 239 
 Matt. 28. 6. The refurreftion of Chrift - 258 
 Pfa. 42. 4. Public worfhip ... - 275 
 I Kings, 18. 3. The fear of God - - 296 
 Jer. 8. 20. Harveft refledions - - - 315 
 Phil. 4. 5. Moderation .... 335 
 Prov. 4. 9. Early religion. [To young perfons.] 352 
 Pfa. 39. 9. Proper behaviour under afflidtion 373 
 Gen. 47. 8. On time ... - - 392 
 Pfa. 89. 47. Human mortality confidered - 409 
 Hymns adapted to the preceding difcourfes - 427 
 Difcourfes on our Lord's fermon on the mount. [Matt 5. 
 1-30.] 12°. Loud. 1825 
 
 BUTCHER, William, M.A.,Reaor ofRopfley, 
 
 Lincolnfhire. 
 Plain difcourfes delivered to a country congrega 
 
 tion. 3 vol. 
 
 Ifa. 45. 22 
 Tit. 2. II, 12 - 
 Pfa. 34. 17 - 
 Gal. I. 4 - 
 Pfa. 7. 1 1 - 
 A(fls, 7. 60 
 
 12". 
 
 Vol. I. 
 I 
 24 
 
 49 
 
 67 
 
 88 
 
 109 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1 8 14. 
 
 Col. I. 13 - 
 I Chron. 4. 10 
 Matt. 6. 13 
 Heb. 2. 9 
 James, 4. 13, 14 
 
 Lond. 
 
 131 
 154 
 174 
 195 
 221 
 
 Luke, 7. 16 - - 241 
 James, i. 26 - 264 
 
 Pfa. 70. 4 - - 286 
 Col. I. 3-5. [N.year.] 307 
 Rom. 6. 16 - 329 
 I John, 1. 8, 9 - 351 
 Vol. 3 
 Heb.2. i4.[Chrift.day.]i 
 A£ls, I, 3. [Eaft. I.] 21 
 I John, 2. 9 - 41 
 
 Afts, 16. 14 - 62 
 
 I John, 3. 8 - 85 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 24, 25 no 
 
 BUTINI, P. 
 
 A French Proteftant minifter 
 in a neat and equal ftyle. 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 1 8 14. 
 
 iPet.i.3-5. [Eaft. 1.3378 
 
 John, 10. 27-29 - 
 I Cor. 15. 10 
 Rom. 13. 14 
 Col. 6. 6, 7 
 
 4- 4> 5 
 
 1816. 
 
 Rom. 
 
 Job, 22. 21 - 
 Luke, 8. 21 
 Ifa. 26. 3 
 Adts, 27. 31 
 1 Tim. 2. 4-6 
 
 398 
 425 
 448 
 468 
 
 13s 
 
 155 
 177 
 200 
 218 
 236 
 
 His fermons are written 
 
 Gen. 1708
 
 525 
 
 526 
 
 BUTINI, P. {ccntwued). 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Pfa. 19. 13. Les fautes cachees ... i 
 
 Pfa. 119. 71. L'utilite des affliftions - - 33 
 
 Marc, I. 15. La verite de I'evangile - - 80 
 
 Marc, I. 15. L'amendement de la vie - 122 
 
 Rom. 12. I. La facrlfice de nos corps - - 158 
 
 I ThefT. 4. 3. La fan(ftification du Chretien 213 
 
 Jaques, I. 4. La patience Chrctienne - - 256 
 I Jean, 5. 3. La facilite des commandemens de Dieu 300 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1 Rois, 14. 21-24. Centre ridolatrie - I 
 Pfa. 19. 15. La meditation du Chretien - 52 
 Pfa. 19. 15. L'ufage de la parole - - 93 
 Matt. 11.29. L'humilitc Chretienne - - 134 
 Matt. II. 29. La debonnaire ... 173 
 Matt. 25. 41. Les fupplices de I'enfer - - 210 
 Marc, 13. 33. La priere ... - 245 
 
 2 Cor. 7. I. La purete Chretienne - - - 285 
 
 1 Pierre, 2. 21. L'exemple de Jefus Chrift • 327 
 
 BUTLER, Alban. 
 
 Born 1 7 10. Educated at the Englifli College at Douay. 
 After completing his courfe, he was appointed Profeffor of 
 Philofophy to that college, and in his leftures followed the 
 Newtonian fyftem. He was afterwards Proteflbr of Di- 
 vinity. Appointed to the Englifli miflion foon after 1745, 
 and was ultimately chofen Prefident of the Englifh College 
 at St. Omer's. Died 1773. He was a pious and excellent 
 writer ; his Lives of the Saints is a work of great value and 
 refearch. In the firft edition, publifhed in 1745, 5 vol. 4°., 
 all the author's notes were omitted, but they were reftored 
 in the editions that followed. 
 
 The lives of the fathers, martyrs, and other 
 principal faints, with life of the author, by 
 C. Butler, Efq. 2 vol. Imp. 8°. Dubl. i 836 
 
 Vol. I. Jan. — June. Vol. 2. July — Dec. 
 
 Another edition. 1 2 vol. 8'^. Land. 1 847 
 
 Beft edition. 
 Lives of the Irifh faints, extrafted from the 
 writings of the Rev. Alban Butler. With a 
 defence of the monaftic inftitute, bv a Ciller- 
 cian monk. 12°. Dubl. 1823 
 
 Lives of faints, felefted and abridged from the 
 original work of the Rev. Alban Butler. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Nezvc.-upon-Tyne, 1799 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Short view of the hiftory of the Church. 
 Lives of faints. Jan. — June. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Lives of faints. July — Dec. 
 
 The moveable feafts, fafts, and other annual ob- 
 fervances of the Catholic Church, with a con- 
 tinuation by a Catholic priefl, and life of the 
 author, by C. Butler. 8°. Dubl. 1839 
 
 Meditations and difcourles on the fublime truths 
 and important duties of Chriflianity. New 
 edition, complete in i vol. Revifed and im- 
 proved by the Rev. John Lanigan, D.D. 8°. 
 
 Dubl. 1840 
 
 Meditations. 
 Salvation our only affair . - . . j 
 
 On fervour in the fervice of God - - 6 
 
 Tepidity in the fervice of God - - - 10 
 
 The violation of the precept of tending to perfedtion — 
 that perfeftion is commanded to all - - 13 
 
 The manner of performing well our ordinary aftions 1 7 
 The delay of repentance 21 Death-bed repentance 26 
 Human refpeft - 30 Venial fin - 37 
 
 Venial fins of furprife 44 Habitual fin • - 48 
 
 BUTLER, Alban {continued). 
 
 The fin of relapfe ----- 54 
 
 Repentance in conftant relapfing finners ufually falfe 59 
 
 Moral dijcourjes. 
 The knowledge of Chrift is the effential conftituent of 
 
 a true Chriftian, and our fpiritual life - - 64 
 
 Chrift the fpiritual light of fouls - - - 65 
 
 God is our Redeemer 67 God's providence 68 
 
 John, 16.22. Heaven 69 The virtue of religion 77 
 Faith 82 Thequalitiesof faith, and on the Catechifm 90 
 The Creed - - 97 Hope - - "99 
 
 Defpair, prefumption, tempting God, and the virtue of 
 
 holy fear - - - - - - -107 
 
 Diffidence and excefs of fearfulnefs - - 113 
 
 Temptations of diffidence 113 Ads of confidence 114 
 Charity, or divine love - - - - 115 
 
 Means to obtain and improve divine charity in our fouls 
 
 123 
 Fraternal charity 127 The order of charity 136 
 
 Fraternal corre(5tion - - - - - 141 
 
 Alms - 147 The advantages of alms-deeds 152 
 
 On fcandal 161 Bad company - . 168 
 
 Rafli judgment - - - - - - 177 
 
 John, 7. 37. The facraments in general - 185 
 
 The virtue of penance 191 Interior penance 200 
 
 Matt. 9. 25. True and talle contrition - 224 
 
 Exterior works of penance or fatisfaftion - - 230 
 
 The iacrament of penance - . - 242 
 
 The advantages of the facrament of penance - 248 
 Frequent confcffion 254 Againft afear of confeflion 259 
 Againft theihame of confeffing our fins - 263 
 
 The choice of a confeflbr, and on a general confeffion 272 
 The preparation for a confeffion - . . z-jj 
 
 The conditions of a good confeffion - - 278 
 
 Sacramental abfolution and fatisfadtion - - 291 
 
 Indulgences .... . ^oi 
 
 The dangers of the world .... ^oS 
 
 The contempt of the world - - - 31c 
 
 Temptations - - - - . -320 
 
 The means of overcoming temptations - 327 
 
 Eph. 6. 13. Watchfulnefs againft temptations - 338 
 On avoiding the occafions of fin - - 344 
 
 The predominant paffion, and examination general and 
 
 particular - - - - - -350 
 
 Sloth - 356 Converfation - - 363 
 
 Detraction - 372 Anger ... jgo 
 Temperance as a cardinal virtue ... 387 
 
 Mortification ...... ^pj 
 
 Mortification of the tafte, by temperance in eating and 
 
 drinking ...... ^03 
 
 Virginity - 413 Matrimony - ~ 420 
 
 The enormity of impurity . - - . 427 
 
 The different fpecies of fins of impurity - 435 
 
 The remedies againft impurity - . . ^^g 
 
 John, I. 23. Humility .... ^^y 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. The means of obtaining humility 463 
 I Theff. 4. 13. Perfedlion, wherein it confifts, and how 
 
 to be acquired ...... 4^0 
 
 Our guardian angel, &c. . . - - 476 
 
 The neceffity and advantages of tribulation - 479 
 
 Temporal afflidlions in particular - - 493 
 
 Bodily afflidlions or ficknefs - - - - 501 
 
 The viaticum and extreme undtion - - 510 
 
 The virtues and temptations under the laft ficknefs 519 
 
 (An account of the life and writings of) 8"^. 
 
 Lofitj. 1799 
 (Life of) Butler, C. Works, 3 
 
 BUTLER, Charles, Efq. 
 
 An eminent Roman Catholic conveyancer and author, 
 born in London 1750. Educated at the Englifh College of 
 Douay. Died 1832. 
 
 A letter to a nobleman on the propofed repeal of the penal 
 laws which now remain in force againft the Irifh Roman 
 Catholics. Pp. 16. 8°. Lend. i8oi
 
 527 
 
 BUTLER, Charles, Efq. (continued). 
 
 A letter to an Irifli Catholic gentleman on the fitth refo- 
 lution at the meeting ot Englifh Catholics. 1810. 
 Pp. 43. 8°. LonJ. iSii 
 
 An addreis to the Proteftanti of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 Second edition. Pp. 23. 8". Land. 1813 
 
 Hiftorlcal memoirs of the Englifli, Irifli, and 
 Scotnfli Catholics flnce the Reformation ; with 
 a lliccind account of the principal events in the 
 eccleflaftical hiilory of this country antecedent 
 to that period, and in the hiftories of the 
 Eftabliflied Church, &c. Third edition, con- 
 fiderably augmented. 4 vol. 8°. Land. \%zz 
 
 The life of Erafmus, with hillorical remarks on 
 the ftate of literature between the tenth and 
 fixteenth centuries. 8°. Lorid. 1825 
 
 The book of the Roman Catholic Church, in a 
 feries of letters to Southey on his Book oi the 
 Church. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 For reviews, fee Edin. Review, 43, 125 ; and (by 
 Southey) Quar. Review, 33. i and 36. 305. 
 
 Vindication of the book of the Roman Catholic 
 Church againll the Rev. Geo. Tovvnfend's 
 Accufations of Hiftory againll the Church of 
 Rome ; with notice of fome charges brought 
 againll the Book of the Rom. Cath. Ch., by 
 Philpotts, Todd, Ifaacfon, and J. Blanco 
 White. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Philological and biographical works. 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. I 8 1 7 
 Vol. I. 
 Horas Biblicae. Part. I. Containing an hiftorlcal and 
 literary account of the original text, early verfions, and 
 printed editions of the Old and New Teftament. Fifth 
 edition. Part II. Containing an hiftorical and literary 
 account of the Koran, Zend-Avefta, Vedas, Kings, 
 and Edda, or the books accounted facred by the 
 Mahometans, Parfees, Hindus, Chinefe, and Scandi- 
 navian nations. Fourth edition. With two differta- 
 tions,— 
 
 I. On the great council faid to be held by the Jews 
 on the plain of Ageda, in Hungary, in 1650. 
 
 II. An hiftorical and literaiy outline of the difputes 
 on the authenticity of the verfeofthe three hea- 
 venly witneffes, i John, 5. 7. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 A fuccindl hiftory of geographical and political revolu- 
 tions of the empire of Germany, or the principal ftates 
 which compofed the empire of Charlemagne, from 
 his coronation in Sco to its diffolution in 1 806, with 
 fome account of the genealogies of the Imperial Houfe 
 of Haplturgh, and of the iw fecular eledlors of Ger- 
 many J and of Roman, German, French, and Englifh 
 nobility. Second edition. 
 
 Horae juridical fubfecivae ; being a connedled feries of 
 notes refpedting the geography, chronology, and lite- 
 rary hiftory of the principal codes and original docu- 
 ments of the Grecian, Roman, Feudal, and Canon 
 law. 
 
 An eflay on the life of Michel de FHopital, Chancellor 
 of France. 
 
 Sketches of the profeffional charadler of the Earl of 
 Mansfield. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Lives of Fenelon, BofTuet, Boudon, De Ranee, Kempis, 
 Alban Butler. 
 
 Siee an article by Southey on the li'ues of Fenelon and B-.JJuet 
 in the i^:arter/y Rcviciv, lO. 409. 
 
 528 
 
 BUTLER, Charles, Efcj. {continued). 
 Vol. 4. 
 An hiftorical and literary account of the formularies, 
 confeftions of faith, or fymbolic books of the Roman 
 Catholic, Greek, and principal Proteftant churches. 
 Effays. 
 
 I. A fliort hiftorical account of the principal monaftic 
 orders of the Church of Rome - - 165 
 
 II. On the difcipline of the Church of Rome refpeft- 
 ing the general perufal of the Scriptures, in the 
 vulgar tongue, by the laity . - - igi 
 
 III. On the work entituled, Roman Catholic Prin- 
 ciples in reference to God and the King - 219 
 
 IV. On the re-union of Chriftians - - 238 
 
 V. Inaugural oration, 4th Nov. 18 1 5, at the cere- 
 mony of laying the firft ftone of the London Infti- 
 tution - - - - - - -217 
 
 VI. An appeal to the Proteftants of Great Britain and 
 Ireland ------ 310 
 
 VII. Oration before the Affociated Catholic Charities 
 
 339 
 
 VIII. Specimen of an intended Life of Chrift 348 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Hiftorical memoirs of the Church of France, in the 
 
 reigns of Lewis XIV., XV., XVI., and the French 
 
 Revolution. 
 Index to the five volumes. 
 
 BUTLER, Charles. 
 
 An eafy introdudlion to the mathematics. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. Oxf. 1814 
 
 BUTLER, George, D.D., Dean of Peterborough. 
 Sermon, Matt. 28. 18-20. [Feilival of the fons 
 
 of the clergy.] With an appendix. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1843 
 BUTLER, John, D.D., Canon of Windfor. 
 Sermon, Gal. 5. I. Chrillian liberty aflerted in 
 
 oppofition to the Roman yoke. 4°. Lond. 1678 
 BUTLER, John, D.D., Bifliop of Hereford. 
 
 Born at Hamburgh 1 717. Became private tutor in the 
 family of Mr. Child, the banker, and a popular preacher 
 in London. Obtained the living of Everly, Wiltlhire. Bifhop 
 ofOxford 1777; tranflated to Hereford 1788. Died 1802. 
 He publifhed feveral political pamphlets, befides his fermons. 
 Sermon, John, i. 47. The man without guile. Occa- 
 fioned by the death of the Rev. Scawen Kenrick, D.D., 
 Sub-dean of Weftminfter. 4°. Land. 1753 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 41. [General Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1758 
 Sermon, Matt. 11. 4, 5. [Weftminfter Infirmary.] 4"^. 
 
 Lond. 1754 
 
 Sermon, I Kings, 8. 59. [Solemn Faft.j 4°. Lond. \'j'j-j 
 
 Sermon, Eccl. 7. 14. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1778 
 
 Scrmon,Deut. 15. 11. [RadclifFe Infirmary.] 4°. Oxf. 1778 
 
 Charge to the clergy of his diocefe, at his primary vifitation 
 
 in June 1789. 4°. Hereford, 1789 
 
 Charge to the clergy of his diocefe. 4°. Hereford, 1792 
 
 Paftoral letter to the inhabitants of his diocefe, on occafion 
 
 of the great viftory obtained by his Majefty's fleet on the 
 
 coaft of Egypt. Pp.15. 4°. Hereford, 17 ^S 
 
 Selefl fermons. To which are added, two charges 
 to the clergy of his diocefe. 8°. Hereford, 1801 
 I Cor. 13. 13- - - - - - 9 
 
 Heb. 4. 13 ----- - 26 
 
 Pfa. 118. 8 44 
 
 Prov. 23. 17 ----- - 68 
 
 Luke, 10. 25 - - - - - - 85 
 
 Prov. 17. 14. Before the houfe of Lords, Jan. 30th 103 
 I Tim. 2. 19 - - - - - - 119 
 
 Matt. 5. I, 2 - - - - - - 13'; 
 
 Pfa. 29. 2. On the liturgy of our Church. St. Mark's 
 day ------ - 150 
 
 Matt. 6. 6- - - - - - -173
 
 529 
 
 53° 
 
 BUTLER, Bp. John {continued). 
 Rom. 20. 2 - 
 Col. 3. 2. Afcenfion day 
 Matt. 6. 33 - 
 Prov. 23. 23. Afllze ferm. - 
 
 187 
 205 
 220 
 
 234 
 
 Gal. 6. I. Before the governors of the Magdalen Hofpital 
 
 252 
 I Cor. I. 21. S.P.G.F.P. . . - 272 
 
 Pfa. 119. 71 - - - - - - 295 
 
 I Cor. 9. II. Before the fons of the clergy - 311 
 
 Charge to the clergy - - - - "339 
 
 Charge to the clergy - - - - 365 
 
 BUTLER, Joseph, LL.D., Bifhop of Durham. 
 
 Born at Wantage, Berkfhlre, 1692. Educated at the 
 Free Grammar School of his native place, and at a diffent- 
 ing academy. Conformed to the Church of England, and 
 admitted a commoner of Oriel College, Oxford, 1714. 
 Preacher at the Rolls 1718. Redtor of Haughton 1722, 
 and of Staughton 1725 ; both in Yorkfhire. Bifhop of 
 Briftol 1738 ; tranflated to Durham 1746. Died 1752. A 
 prelate of great intelledhial charadler, profound knowledge, 
 and prodigious ftrength of mind. His piety was ferious and 
 fervent, fomewhat of the afcetic kind. His Analogy is 
 one of the greatcft performances of the kind for force of 
 reafoning and copioufnefs of illuftration. 
 
 Works. A new edition. 2 vol, 8°. 0;^/". 1844 
 Vol. I. 
 The analogy of religion, natural and revealed, to the 
 
 conftitution and courfe of nature. 
 
 Preface, giving fome account of the character and 
 writings of the author, by Samuel Halifax, D.D., 
 late lord bifhop of Gloucefter. 
 
 Introdudtion. 
 
 Part I. Of natural religion : Of a future life, Re- 
 wards and punifhments. Moral government of God, 
 The ftate of probation, NecefTity, Of the govern- 
 ment of God confidered as a fcheme imperfeftly 
 comprehended. 
 
 Part 2. Of revealed religion: Importance of Chrifti- 
 anity. Of the fuppofed prefumption againft a reve- 
 lation confidered as miraculous, By analogy it mufl 
 contain things appearing liable to objedtions, — Im- 
 perfeftly comprehended. Redemption by a mediator. 
 Want of univerfality. Of the particular evidence, &c. 
 Two brief diflertations, — 
 
 1. Of perfonal identity. 
 
 2. Of the nature of virtue. 
 
 Index, drawn up by Dr. Bentham, and revifed and cor- 
 redled by the bifhop himfelf. Printed from the original 
 MS. in the Bodleian library. 
 
 Vol. 2. Sermons. 
 Preface. 
 Fifteen fermons preached at the Rolls Chapel. 
 
 Rom. 12. 4, 5. The fecial nature of man i 
 
 Rom. 2. 14. The natural fupremacy of confcience. 
 
 (2 ferm.) - - - - - - 16 
 
 James, i. 26. The government of the tongue 37 
 Rom. 12. 15. CompafTion. (2 ferm.) - 51 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The character of Balaam - 75 
 
 Matt. 5. 43, 44. Refentment and forgivenefs of inju- 
 ries. (2 ferm.) ----- 88 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Self-deceit - - - - 115 
 
 Rom. 13. 9. The love of our neighbour. (2 fs.) 130 
 Matt. 22. 37. Piety ; or, the love of God. (2 fer.) 167 
 Eccl. 8. 16, 17. The ignorance of man - 192 
 
 Six fermons preached upon public occafions. 
 
 Matt. 24. 14. Preached before the S.P.G.F.P. 207 
 
 Prov. 22. 2. Before the Lord Mayor, aldermen, and 
 
 fherifFs, and the governors of the feveral hofpitals 
 
 of the City of London - - - - 224 
 
 I Pet. 2. 16. Before the Houfe of Lords, Jan. 30, 
 1740-41 ------ 242 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. At the annual meeting of the charity 
 children at Chrifl Church - - - 261 
 
 BUTLER, Bp. Jofeph {antinueci). 
 
 I Tim. 2. 1,2. Before the Houfe of Lords on the 
 anniverfary of his Majefty's accefTion - 280 
 
 I Pet. 4. 8. Before the governors of the London In- 
 firmary -.--_- 292 
 A charge to the clergy of Durham - - 311 
 Correfpondencc between Dr. Butler and Dr. Clarke 337 
 A letter of thanks from a young clergyman to 
 the Reverend Dr. Hare, Dean of Worceftcr, 
 for his vifitation fermon at Putney. Pp. 38. 
 8°. [Anonymous.] Z.(?W. 1719 
 This trad: is here inferted on the authority of a MS. 
 note on the title-page of the prefent copy, in the hand- 
 writing of Dr. Flexman, who drew up the lift of Bifhop 
 Burnet's works inferted in that prelate's Hiftory of his Own 
 Time. 
 
 The analogy of religion. With an introdudlory eflay by 
 
 the Rev. Daniel Wilfon, A.M., Vicar of Iflington [now 
 
 Bifhop of Calcutta]. Fourth edition. 12°. Glafg. 1831 
 
 Analogy, with fifteen fermons, analytical introduftions, 
 
 explanatory notes, and an index. By a member of the 
 
 Univerfity of Oxford. Sm. 8°. Land. Bo/in, jS ^2 
 
 A digeft of Butler's Analogy. See Smith, J. B. 
 
 Examination queftions on Butler's Analogy. By Geo. W. 
 
 Crauford, M.A. Second edition. Sm. 8°. Land. 1838 
 
 A difTertation on the writings of Bifhop Butler, by the 
 
 Rev. J. J. Blunt, will be found in Quart. Review, 43. 
 
 182. Extradls from his works are given in Wordfworth's 
 
 Chriflian Inflitutes. 
 
 ylnonymous traB reJpeBing Bijhcp Butler. 
 
 A ferious enquiry into the ufe and importance of external 
 
 religion. Occafioned by fome pafTages in the Right 
 
 Rev. the Lord Bifhop of Durham's charge at his pri- 
 
 maiy vifitation, 1751. Pp. viii. 71. 8°. Lond. 1752 
 
 BUTLER, J. B.D. A minifter of the Church 
 of England. 
 
 Bellua marina ; or, the monftrous beaft which 
 arole out of the fea. Being an hiftorical de- 
 fcription of the Papal empire, as it is origin- 
 ally copied out of the prophecies of holy 
 writ. Together with an epitome of the lives 
 of all the popes. 8°. Lond. 1692 
 
 BUTLER, Lilly, D.D. 
 
 OfEdmond Hall, Oxford. Redlorof Bobbingworth,Efrex, 
 
 1678. Vicar of St. Maiy Aldermanbuiy, London, 1691. 
 
 A difcourfe, proving that the faith and praftice 
 
 of true Chrillians are no juft matter of fhame 
 
 or reproach. Being eight fermons [on Rom. 
 
 10. I r] preached 1709, at the lefture founded 
 
 by the Hon. Robert Boyle. 8°. Lond. 171 i 
 
 BUTLER, Piers Edmund, B.A., Curate of St. 
 
 Margaret's, Ipfwich. 
 The rationality of revealed religion, illullrated in 
 a feries of fermons : to which are added. An 
 elTay on the merits of modern fiftion, and a 
 lefture on the diffufion of knowledge. 12°. 
 
 Ipjwkh, 1835 
 
 Matt. 6. 23. On the adoption of an imperfedl moral 
 
 flandard ------- i 
 
 Pfa. 1 30. 4. No fear of God without Chriftianit)' 27 
 Rom. 10. 9. The nature of faith - - 57 
 John, 3. 19. The guilt of unbelief - - 98 
 Rom. 9. 19. Divine predeflination confidered in con- 
 nexion with human accountability - - 126 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. The expanfive tendency of perfonal reli- 
 gion - - 154 
 
 Ifa. II. 6-9. The adaptation of Chrlftianity to the 
 varieties of natural character - - - 183 
 
 M M
 
 531 
 
 BUTLER, Piers Edmund, B.A. (continued). 
 
 z Cor. 4. 17, 18. The tendency derived to afflidion 
 from the principles of piety ... 213 
 
 Heb. I. 7. The revealed hiftory of angelic being 24.2 
 Gen. I. 27. Is there nothing in Deity analogous to 
 mental afFedlion in man ? - - - 269 
 
 EfTay on the merits of modern fidion - - 301 
 
 Ledlure on the diftufion of knowledge - 326 
 
 A letter to the congregation who aflemble for worfhip in 
 the Unitarian chapel, Ipfwich, occafioned by an adver- 
 tifement in the Suffolk. Chronicle, addreffed to the 
 writer; and containing fome account of his difcuflion 
 with the Rev. Jofeph Ketley, which ended in Mr. 
 Ketley's renunciation of Unitarianifm. Pp. 22. 8°. 
 
 Ipfwich, 1836 
 
 BUTLER, Samuel. 
 
 Born at Strenfham, Worcefterfliire, 1612. After 
 ftudying fix or feven years at one of the univerfities, 
 he became clerk to a juftice of peace. After the 
 Reftoration appointed fteward of Ludlow Caftle. Died 1680. 
 Poetical works ; with life, by Dr. Johnlbn. 2 
 vol. 18°. Land. 1807 
 
 Hudibras, in three parts, written in the time of 
 the late wars. With annotations and a com- 
 plete index. 12°. Glafg. 1765 
 With notes by Grey, and plates by Hogarth. 2 vol. 8^^ 
 Lond. 1744; and with plates by Thorfton. 3 vol. 8°. 
 Lond. 1819. With notes by Nafli. 3 vol. 4°. Lond. 1793. 
 
 BUTLER, Samuel, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of St. John's College, and Head Mafter of 
 
 Shrevvfbury fchool. Bifhop of Lichfield, 1836. 
 
 Chriftian liberty, a fermon on Gal. 5. i. Before 
 Univerfity of Cambridge at inftallation of a 
 chancellor. 8°. Shreivjh. 1 811 
 
 BUTLER, S., Briftol. 
 
 An effay upon education, intended to fhew that 
 the common method is defedlive in religion, 
 morality, &c. With a plan of a new method 
 more extenfive, and of more general ule. Pp. 
 115. 8°. Lond. n.d. 
 
 BUTLER, William, Teacher of writing, &c. 
 
 A chronological table on a new plan. Second 
 edition, enlarged. 24°. Lond. 1799 
 
 BUTLER, William Archer, M.A. 
 
 A divine of diftinguifhed ability. Born at Annerville, 
 near Clonmel, Ireland, about 18 14. Baptifed and edu- 
 cated in the Roman Catholic communion. Having em- 
 braced the Proteftant faith, he entered Trinity College, 
 Dublin. A Profefibrfhip of Moral Philofophy having in 
 1837 been founded in that univerfity, he was appointed 
 the firft profeffor. Died 1848. 
 
 Sermons, doftrinal and praftical. Edited with 
 a memoir of the author's life, by the Rev. 
 Thomas Woodward, M.A., Curatc-afTiftant of 
 Fetherd.inthediocefeofCalhel. 8°. Da/J. 1849 
 
 A fecond edition, 1852. 
 Memoir ..-..-. i 
 
 On the moral fyftem of Plato - - - li-lxvi 
 
 I Cor. I. 7. Pradlical ufes of the uncertainty of Chrift's 
 
 coming. Advent - - . . . i 
 
 Luke, I. 35. The myftery of the holy incarnation. 
 
 Chriftmas-day ... - - \% 
 
 Matt. 16.24. The daily felf-denial of Chrift. Lent 31 
 Heb. 6. 6. Crucifying the Son of God afrefh. Good 
 
 Friday ..--..--45 
 1 Cor. 15. 22. The power of the refurredtion. Eafter 
 
 day ...---- 65 
 
 John, 20. 31. The Trinity difcloItJ in the ftrufture of 
 
 St. John's writings. Trinity Sunday - - 84 
 
 BUTLER, William Archer, M.A. [continued). 
 
 Col. I. 12. Meetnefs for the inheritance of the faints 
 in light 101 
 
 John, 8.51. Occafional myfterioufnefs of Chrift's teach- 
 ing. Chrift our " life" - - - - 1 19 
 
 I John, I. 8. Self-delufion as to our real ftate before 
 God 140 
 
 Rev. I. 18. The eternal life of Chrift in heaven. Ad- 
 vent - - - - - - -164 
 
 Matt. 15. 28. The Canaanite mother a type of the 
 Gentile Church 185 
 
 I Theff. 5. 24. The faith of man and the faithfulnefs 
 of God 207 
 
 Matt. 22. 11-14. The wedding garment - 223 
 
 John, 5. 39. Chrift fought and found in the Old Tefta- 
 ment fcriptures ..... 246 
 
 I Tim. 6. 17. Human affedlions raifed, not deftroyed, 
 by the Gofpel 270 
 
 1 Chron. 23. 25. The reft of the people of God 290 
 Col. 2. 3. Chrift the treafury of wifdom and know- 
 ledge ..----- 306 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 19. The divinity of our prieft, prophet, and 
 king. Trin. Sun. ----- 321 
 
 John, 16. 7. The expediency of Chrift's invifibility 343 
 John, 16.7. The invifible government of Chrift through 
 
 his Spirit ....-- 362 
 
 John, 16. 7. Chrift's departure the condition of the 
 
 Spirit's advent - - - - - 384 
 
 Rom. 10. 14. The faith that cometh by hearing. For 
 
 deaf and dumb Inftitution - - - - 407 
 
 1 John, I. 7. The Chriftian's walk in light and love. 
 Afylum for blind Females - - - 433 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 6, Primitive Church principles not inconfift- 
 ent with univerfal Chriftian fympathy. Vifit. S. 458 
 
 Afts, 4. I, 2. Church education in Ireland. For 
 
 Church Education Society. (2 ferm.) - - 507 
 
 Letters on the developement of Chriftian doc- 
 trine, in reply to Mr. Newman's elTay. Ed- 
 ited by the Rev. Thomas Woodward, M.A. 
 8°. Dui/. 1850 
 
 BUTLER, William John, M.A., Vicar of Wan- 
 tage, late P.C. of Warelide, near Ware. 
 Sermons for working men. 12°. Lond. 1847 
 Phil. 4. 5. Advent queftionings. Advent 4 - 1 
 
 John, I. 14. The birth of Chrift. Chriftmas 19 
 
 Matt. I. 21. Good tidings of the Gofpel. Sunday after 
 
 Chriftmas 35 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. The circumcifion of Chrift. Circumci- 
 
 fion - - 55 
 
 Matt. 2. 10. How faithful men feek Chrift. Epiph. 69 
 John, 2. 10. The ways of man, and the ways of God. 
 
 Epiph. ...... 89 
 
 Rom. 12. 17. How to win fouls to Chrift. Epiph. 107 
 Matt. 20. 14. Labourers in the Lord's vineyard. Septua. 
 
 Sunday ..-..-- 121 
 Luke, 8. 8. Hearing ears and feeing eyes. Sexa. Sun. 139 
 1 Cor. 13.4-7. Chriftian charity. Quinqua. Sun. 157 
 Luke, 4. I, 2. Fafting. Lent - - - 175 
 
 1 Their. 4. I. Abounding. Lent - - - 191 
 
 Luke, 11.26. Emptinefs of heart. Lent - 209 
 
 Mark, 8. 34. The nature of Chrifldanfervice. Lent 225 
 Ex. 3.5. Reverence, the firft ftep to holinefs. Lent 243 
 Mark, II. 9, 10. Sorrow before joy. Lent - 257 
 I Cor. 15. 20. Joy after forrow. Eafter Sunday 273 
 Luke, 24. 28, 29. Conftraining the Lord. Eafter 287 
 John, 10. II. The Shepherd and the fheep. Eafter 307 
 I Pet. 2. II. This life a pilgrimage. Eafter - 323 
 
 Deut. 8. 19. Jews and Chriftians. Eafter - 337 
 
 Eph. 5. 3. Saintlinefs of Chriftians. Eafter - 355 
 
 Afts, I. 13, 14. Abiding patiently the Lord's good time. 
 
 Afcenfion - - - - - - 3^9 
 
 Matt. 11.23. Temporal bleffings of faith. Trin. 24 387 
 Luke, II. 18. Wondering. New Year - 401
 
 533 
 
 534 
 
 BUTT, George, A.M., Redor of Stanford, Vicar 
 of Clifton-upon-Teme. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. i. lo. [Funeralof Bp. Jolinfon.] 
 4°. Oxf. 177 S 
 
 BUTT, John Marten, A.M., Student at Chrift 
 Church. 
 
 A commentary on the prophecy of Daniel, re- 
 lating to the feventy weeks. Pp. 40. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1807 
 
 BUTT, Thomas, M.A., of Chrift Church, Oxf, 
 Reftor of Kinnerfly, and Curate ofTrentham. 
 
 Sermons preached in the pariih church of Tren- 
 tham. 8°. Lotid. 1838 
 
 Ifa. 55. I. The free grace of God. [Epiph. i. and at 
 
 Lord's fupper.] (2 ferm.) ... i 
 
 John, 3. 3. The new birth. [Trinity Sunday.] 30 
 
 John, 14. 26. The Holy Ghoft the Comforter. [Whit- 
 
 funday.] .-_... 46 
 
 Gal. 5. 22, 23. The fruit of the Spirit. [Trin. 14.] 57 
 
 Pfa. 119. 6. Sermon on the mount. The beatitudes 75 
 
 Matt. 5. 13-15. Sermon on the mount. Salt of the earth 
 
 and light of the world - - - - 95 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 13. Faith, hope, and charity. [-Quinqua- 
 gefima Sunday, and at Lord's fupper.] - 112 
 
 James, 2. 20-24. Juftification - - - 127 
 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38. The love of God. [Trin. 18.] 140 
 
 Matt. 22. 39. The love of our neighbour. [Trin. 13.] 
 
 (2 ferm.) 155 
 
 Matt. 5. 43-48. The love of enemies. [Trin. 13.] 180 
 
 Matt. 18. 21, 22. Chriftian forgivenefs. [Trin. 22.] 198 
 
 Adfe, 8. 36, 37. Creeds. [Trinity Sunday.]- 213 
 
 Eph. 6. 13. The Chriftian armour, [Trin. 21.] 226 
 
 Luke, II. I. The Lord's prayer ... 243 
 
 Deut. 8. 3. The manna. [Rogation Sunday.] 258 
 
 2 Pet. I. 16-18. The transfiguration - 273 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. The unjuft fteward. [Trin. 9.] 289 
 Luke, 23. 39-43. The penitent thief [Paflion Week.] 
 
 306 
 John, 20. 29. The unbelief of Thomas. [Eafter day 
 
 and St. Thomas's day.] .... 323 
 A6ls, 7. 55, 56. The martyrdom of St. Stephen. [St. 
 
 Stephen's day.] - - - - - 339 
 
 Matt. 22. 14. The marriage-feaft. [Trin. 20, and bef. 
 
 the Lord's fupper.] - - - - - 354 
 
 Matt. 13. 12. Beneficial pofleflion - - 371 
 
 Lam. 3. 32, 33. Pain ----- 387 
 John, 8. 51. Death. [Lent, 5.] - - 402 
 
 BUTTS, Robert. 
 
 Bifhop of Norwich, 1732—3. Tranf. to Ely 1738. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 122. 6. [Acceffion.] 4°. L. 1737 
 
 Charge delivered to the clergy of his diocefe, 
 July 1740. 4°. Land. 1740 
 
 BUTTERFIELD, Hemy, M.A., Preacher at 
 Trinity Church, Newington. 
 
 Homilies for earneft enquirers. The fpiritual 
 doftrines contained in the firft four homilies 
 of the Church of England, famiharly and 
 plainly fet forth. [On John, 5. 39 ; Job, 40. 
 3, 4; A£ls, 4. 12 ; and Gen. 15. 6.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1839 
 
 BUTTONSHAW, Thomas, A.M., Redlor of 
 Addington, in Kent. 
 
 A defence of a late book, intituled a Plain Ac- 
 count of the Nature and End of the Sacrament 
 of the Lord's Supper [Bp. Hoadley], in reply 
 to the feveral anfwers to it, as Dr. Brett, Dr. 
 
 BUTTONSHAW, Thomas, A.M. [continued.) 
 
 Warren, Mr. Bowyer, &c.. Wherein the 
 nature, end, and importance of that facrament 
 are clearly fet forth. 8°. Lond. 17 \7 
 
 BUXTON, Sir Thomas Fowell, Bart. 
 
 Born 1786. Joined the firm of Truman, Hanbury, and 
 Co., brewers, 181 1 ; M.P. for Weymouth t8i8 to 1837 ; 
 Died 1845. He publifhed a fmall volume on Prifon Dis- 
 cipline and a work on the African Slave Trade and its 
 Remedy, of which a new edition was publiihed in 1840. 
 An article on him will be found in the Qu^arterly Review, 
 83. 127. 
 (Memoirs of) edited by his fon, Charles Buxton, 
 
 Efq., B.A. Second edition. 8°. Z,»W. 1849 
 
 BUXTORF, John, the Elder. 
 
 Born, at Camen, in Weftphalia, 1564. Devoting him- 
 felf to the ftudy of Hebrew and Chaldaic literature, he be- 
 came profeflbr of thefe languages at Bafle, where he was 
 a Calvinift minifter. Scaliger declared that he was the 
 only perfon who underftood Hebrew thoroughly. Died 
 1629. 
 Inftitutio epiftolaris Hebraica, five de confcri- 
 
 bendis epiftolis Hebraicis liber, cum epiftola- 
 
 rum Hebraicarum centuria, Heb. et Lat. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Bafd. 1629 
 
 Synagoga Judaica, de Judseorum fide, ritibus, cere- 
 
 moniis, tarn publicis et facris quam privatis, 
 
 tertia hac editione de novo reftaurata, a J. 
 
 Buxtorfio filio. 12°. BaJ. 1661 
 
 .Alfo in Ugolinus, 4. 729 
 
 Lexicon Chaldaicum, Talmudicum, et Rabbini- 
 
 cum. Folio. B(if. 1640 
 
 Concordantije Bibliorum Hebraic^, accelTerunt 
 
 novae concordantise Chaldaicae. Fol. Baf. 1632 
 Thefaurus grammaticus linguae fandls Hebrss. 
 
 Editio tertia. 12°. Baf. 1620 
 
 Epitome grammaticse Hebrs^. Sm. 8°. 
 
 L. Bat. 1 69 1 
 Biblia Rabbinica. See Biblia. 
 Tiberias. See Biblia Rabbinica. 
 
 Other works: Epitome Radicum Hebraicarum. Baf. 1607, 
 De Abbreviaturis Hebraeorum, &c. Baf. 161 3, &c. 
 
 BUXTORF, John. 
 
 Son of the preceding ; born, at Bafle, 1599, and be- 
 came Profefibr of Oriental languages there, and equally 
 celebrated as his father was in Hebrew and Rabbinical 
 learning. Died 1664. 
 
 Florilegium Hebraicum : continens elegantes fen- 
 tentias, proverbia, apophthegmata, fimilitu- 
 dines. Sm. 8°. Baf. 1648 
 
 Traftatus de pundlorum vocalium et accentuum 
 in libris V. T. Heb. origine, antiquitate, et 
 auftoritate. 4°. Baf. 164S* 
 
 Anticritica : feu vindiciae vcritatis Hebraic^ ad- 
 verfus Ludovici Cappelli Criticam quam vocat 
 facram, ejufque Defenlionem. 4°. Baf. 1653 
 Liber Cofri, continens colloquium, feu difputa- 
 tiones de religione, habitas inter regem Co- 
 fareorum et R. Ifaacum Sangarum JuJsum. 
 4°. Baf 1660* 
 
 Diflert. de literarum Hebraicarum genuina an- 
 tiquitate. Ugolinus, 28. 969 
 More Nevochim. See Maimonides.
 
 535 
 
 53<5 
 
 BUXTORF, John {continued). 
 Hilloria arcje foederis. Ugolinus, 8 
 
 Diflert. de manna. Ibid. 8 
 
 HilTioria ignis facri. Ibid. lo 
 
 Hiftoria Urim et Thummim. Ibid. 12 
 
 Differt. de fponfalibus et divortiis. Ibid 
 
 H3 
 587 
 419 
 
 375 
 30. I 
 
 Diflert. de conviviis veterum Hebraeorum. 
 
 Ibid. 30. 1097 
 BUXTORF, John. 
 
 Nephew of the fecond Buxtorf, and the fourth of that 
 family who fucceeded each other in the profefTorfhip of 
 Hebrew at Bafle. Died 1732. 
 
 Catalefla philologico - theologica. Accedunt 
 mantiflae loco virorum celeberrimorum Ca- 
 fauboni, Heinfii, Uflerii, Waltoni, Schickardi, 
 aliorumque epiftols ad Joh. Buxtorfium pa- 
 trem et filium. 12°. Bajil. 1707 
 
 BYFIELD, Nicholas, Puritan divine. 
 
 Born in Warwick/hire, 1579. Entered Exeter College, 
 Oxford, 1596. Became paftor of St. Peter's Church, 
 Chefter, Vicar of Ifle worth, 1615. Died 1622. A di- 
 vine of an excellent character for learning, profound judg- 
 ment, quick, invention, fuccefs in the miniftry, and 
 a pious and peaceable difpofition. His works are very 
 fcarce. 
 
 A commentary upon the three firft chapters of 
 the firfl epiftle of St. Peter ; wherein are 
 moft judicioufly and profitably handled fuch 
 points of dodlrine as naturally flow from the 
 text ; together with very ufeful application 
 tliereof, and many good rules for a godly life. 
 Folio. Lofid. 1637 
 
 The promifes, or a treatife fliewing how a godly 
 Chriftian may fupport his heart with comfort. 
 12°. Lofid. 1647 
 
 An expofltion upon the epiftle to the Coloflians. 
 Wherein not only the text is methodically 
 analyfed, and the fenfe of the words, by the 
 help of writers both ancient and modern, is 
 explained, but alfo by dodlrine and ufe, the- 
 intent of the Holy Ghoft is in every place 
 more fully unfolded and urged. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1 61 5 
 BYFIELD, Richard, M.A., Nonconformift. 
 
 Half-brother to the above. Was born in Worcefterfhire, 
 and at fixteen was entered at the Univerfity. Became 
 Curate oflfleworth. During the Commonwealth he ob- 
 tained the living of Long-Ditton. Ejecfled at the Reftora- 
 tion. Died 1664. Unlike his brother, he was an eager 
 preacher againfl: bifhops, ceremonies, &c. 
 
 The gofpel's glory, without prejudice to the 
 law, fhining forth in the glory of God for the 
 falvation of fmners, Rom. viii. 3, 4. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lo/id. 16 zg 
 
 BYFIELD, T., M.D. 
 
 A clofet piece. The experimental knowledge 
 of the ever-blefled God the Father, the Son, 
 the Holy Ghoft, according to revelation in 
 the Holy Scriptures. Pp. 108. 8°. 
 
 Lo//d. 1 72 1 
 
 BYTMEYSTER, Henry John. 
 
 A Lutheran divine and voluminous author. Born 1698. 
 Died 1746. 
 
 BYTMEYSTER, Henry John {continued). 
 Diflert. de nbo contra Gott. Reine. 
 
 Ugolinus, 32. 731 
 
 BYNiEUS, Anthony. 
 
 Born 1634; died 1698. 
 De calceis Hebraeorum libri duo. Ugol. 29. 67 1 
 
 BYNNS, Richard. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 57. i. [Jan. 30.] 4°. 
 
 LoNti. Savoy, 1693 
 
 BYRON, George Gordon, Lord. 
 
 Born 1788; died 1824. 
 
 Poetical works, collefted and arranged with notes 
 and illuftrations. Royal 8°. Lond.iS^z 
 
 BYSSHE, Edward, Gent. 
 
 The Britifli Parnafliis ; or, a complete common- 
 place book of Englifti poetry, containing the 
 moft genuine, inftruftive, diverting, and fub- 
 lime thoughts, alphabetically digefted. To 
 which is prefixed a diftionary of rhymes. 
 2 vol. 8°. ZeW. 17 1 4 
 
 BYTHNER, Victorinus. 
 
 An able Oriental fcholar, a native of Poland. Matri- 
 culated at Oxford ; and read a Hebrew ledVure for many 
 years there. Died 1670. 
 
 Lyra prophetica Davidis regis, five analyfis cri- 
 tico-pradlica Pfalmorum. In qua omnes et 
 flnguls voces Hebrsas in Pfalterio contentae, 
 ad regulas artis revocantur, earumque fignifica- 
 tiones genuinse explicantur, &c. Infuper 
 Harmonia Hebrasi textus cum paraphrafl 
 Chaldjea, et verfione Grsca, fideliter con- 
 fertur. Cui addita eft, Brevis inftitutio lin- 
 gua Heb. et Chald. 4°. Lond. 1664 
 This work has been tranflated into Englhli, under the 
 title of the Lyre of David. A new edition was publifhed 
 in 1847. 8". 
 
 BYZANTINE HISTORIES. 
 
 The hiftorians of the Eaflern empire from the founda- 
 tion of Conftantinople, a.d. 330, until the taking of that 
 city by the Turks, 1453. They contain a prodigious col- 
 ledlion of curious fadls, and innumerable illuftrations of 
 manners, cuftoms, and ufages, with much valuable inform- 
 ation refpedling the commerce and ftatiftics of the mid- 
 dle ages. They were originally publifhed at various dates 
 during the 17th century in large folio volumes, beautifully 
 printed. The edition defcribed below is a reprint of the 
 greater part of them in folios of a more commodious form. 
 An edition in 8°. was commenced at Bonne in 182S, and 
 is ftill in courfe of publication. Above forty-eight vols, 
 have been iffued. An article on the Byzantine Hiftorians 
 will be found in the Edin. Rev. 50. 85. 
 
 Corpus Byzantinas Hiftori^, Gr. et Lat. 25 
 vol. Folio. Fenet. 1729, &c. 
 
 [Vol. I.] 1729. 
 Ph. Labbe, De Byzantinae Hiftoriae fcriptoribus. Editio 
 
 fecunda. 
 Excerpta de legationibus, ex variorum monumentis. 
 Eclogas hiftoricorum de rebus Byzantinis. Gr. et Lat. 
 Procopii Caefarienfis hiftoriarum temporis fui tetras 
 prima : 
 
 [De bello Perfico, 
 
 De bello Vandallico.] Ex. interp. et cum notis CI. 
 Maltreti. 
 
 [Vol. 2.] 1729. 
 Procopii Caeflirienfis hiftoriarum temporis fui tetras altera : 
 [De Bello Gothico.]
 
 537 
 
 538 
 
 BYZANTINE HISTORIES {continued). 
 
 Procopii Caefarienfis arcana hiftoria ; qui eft liber nonus 
 
 hiftoriarum. 
 De asdiiiciis Dn. Juftlniani libri fex, ex. intcrp. 
 
 et cum notis CI. Maltreti. 
 
 [Vol. 3.] _ 1729. 
 Agathise Scholaftici de imperio et rebus geftis Juftiniani 
 
 imperatoris libri quinque, Gr. et Lat., ex interpre 
 
 tatione et cum notis Bon. Vulcanii. Accefferunt Aga- 
 
 thiae epigrammata. 
 Theophyladli Simocattse hiftoriarum libri viii., Gr. et 
 
 Lat., interprete J. Pontano, ftudio C. A. Fabroti. 
 
 Editio priore caftigatior, et glolTario Graco-barbaro 
 
 auftior. 
 [Vol. 4.] Chronicon Pafchale, a mundo condito ad 
 
 Heraclii imperatoris annum vicefimum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Cura et ftudio C. Du Frefne domine Du Cange. 
 [Vol. 5.] Georgii monachi Syncelli et Nicephori CP. 
 
 Patriarchas chronographia ab Adamo, Gr. et Lat., 
 
 cura Jacobi Goar. 
 
 [Vol. 6.] 
 Anaftafii Bibliothecarii hiftoria ecclefiaftica, five chrono- 
 graphia tripartita, et hiftoria de vitis Romanorum pon- 
 
 tificum. Accedunt notes C. A, Fabroti. 
 Ducje, Michaelis, ducae nepotis hiftoria Byzantina, res in 
 
 imperio Graecorum geftas compleftens a Joanne Palaso- 
 
 logo I. ad Mehemetem II. Acceffit chronicon breve, 
 
 quo Graecorum, Venetorum, et Turcorum aliquot 
 
 gefta continentur, Gr. et Lat., cum notis, ftudio 
 
 irmaelis BuUialdi. 
 Theophylacti, archiepifcopi Bulgaria, inftitutio regia, Gr. 
 
 et Lat., interprete P. Poflino. 
 [Vol. 7.] Theophanis, SPN. chronographia Leonis 
 
 Grammatici, vitse recentiorum impp., Gr. et Lat., 
 
 notis, &c. J. Goar et F. Combefis. 
 [Vol. 8.] 
 Bryennii (Nicephori Caefaris) commentarii de rebus By- 
 
 zantinis, Gr.. et Lat., ftudio P. Poffini. 
 Nicephori, Sancti, patriarchje Conftantinopolitani, bre- 
 
 viarium hiftoricum, de rebus geftis ab obitu Mauricii 
 
 ad Conftantinum ufque Copronymum, Gr. et Lat,, in- 
 terprete D. Petavio. 
 Cedreni, Georgii, compendium hiftoriarum, Gr. et Lat., 
 
 ex verfione G. Xylandri, cum ejuldem annotationibus. 
 
 Accedunt huic editioni notae J. Goar et C. A. Fabroti 
 
 gloffarium. 
 [Vol. 9.] Cedreni compendium, vol. 2. Item Joannes 
 
 Scylitzes Curopalates excipiens ubi Cedrenus definit. 
 [Vol. 10.] 
 Manaflis, Conftantini, breviarium hiftoricum, Gr. et 
 
 Lat., ex interp. J. Leunclavii, cum ejufdem et J. 
 
 Meurfii notis. Accedit variarum ledlionum libellus, 
 
 cura L. AUatii et C. A. Fabroti. Item gloffarium. 
 Nicetae Acominati Choniatas hiftoria, Gr. et Lat. H. 
 
 Wolfio interprete. Editio gloffario Graeco-barbaro 
 
 audlior. Cura C. A. Fabroti. 
 Georgii Acropolitae magni Logothetae hiftoria : Joelis 
 
 chronographia compendiaria j et Joannis Canani 
 
 narratio de bello CP., Gr. et Lat., Leone Allatio 
 
 interprete, cum ejufdem notis, et Theod. Douzae 
 
 obfervationibus. Accedit diatriba de Georgiorum 
 
 fcriptis. 
 [Vol II.] Glycae, Siculi, Michaelis, annales a mundi 
 
 exordio ufque ad obitum Alexii Comneni imper., Gr. 
 
 et Lat. P. Labbe edidit. 
 [Vol. 12.] Zonarae monachi, Joannis, annales, Gr. et 
 
 Lat., C. Du Frefne dom. Du Cange illuftravit. 2 
 
 vol. in I. 
 
 [Vol. 13.] 
 Comnenae, Annae, Alexias, five de rebus ab Alexio im- 
 
 peratore vel ejus tempore geftis, Gr. et Lat., a P. 
 
 Poftino illuftrata. 
 Cinnami imperatorii grammatici, Joannis, hiftoriarum 
 
 libri fax, leu de rebus geftis a Joanne et Manuele 
 
 Comnenis impp. CP. Gr. et Lat. Accedunt C. Du 
 
 BYZANTINE HISTORIES {contivuecl). 
 
 Freine dom. Du Cange notas. His adjungitur Pauli 
 Silcntiarii defcriptio SandVae Sophiae, quas nunc 
 primum prodit, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 [Vol. 14.] Pachymeris, Georgii, Michael Palaeologus, 
 five hiftoria rerum a Michaele Palaeologo ante im- 
 perium et in imperio gcftarum, Gr. et Lat., inter- 
 prete P. Poffino. Accefferunt ejufdem obfervationum 
 libri tres, et appendix : Specimen fapientiae Indorum 
 veterum. 
 
 [Vol. 15.] Pachymeris, Georgii, Andronicus Palaeologus, 
 five hiftoria rerum ab Andronico feniore in imperio 
 geftarum, Gr. et. Lat., interprete P. Poffino. Acces- 
 fcrunt ejufdem obfervationum libri tres. 
 
 [Vol. 16.] Cantacuzeni, Joannis, hiftoriarum libri iv. 
 Gr. et Lat., cum notis P. Pontani et J. Grctferi. 
 
 [Vol. 17.] Gregorae, Nicephori, Byzantina hiftoria, Gr. 
 et Lat. H. Wolfii et J. Boivin. 2 vol. in i. 
 [Vol. 18.] 
 
 Chronicon Orientale, Latine donatum ab Abrahamo 
 Ecchellenfi, Syro-Maronita e Libano. Acceffit fupple- 
 mentum, ab eodem. 
 
 Chronicon Orientale Petri Rahebi .^gyptii, primum ex 
 Arabico, Latine redditum ab Abrahamo Ecchellenfi. 
 Nunc nova interpretatione donatum a J. S. Affemani. 
 Acceffere J. A. Affemani differtationes iv. 
 
 Codini, Georgii, et alterius cujufdam anonymi, excerpta 
 de antiquitatibus Conftantinopolitanis, Gr. et Lat. P. 
 Lambecii. Accedunt Manuelis Chryfoloras epiftolae 
 tres de comparatione veteris et novae Romae. Et imp. 
 Leonis cognomine Sapientis Oracula, cum figuris. Ad- 
 dita etiam Explicatio officiorum fandlae et magnae 
 ecclefis. 
 
 [Vol. 19.] 
 
 Chalcocondylje, Laonici, hiftoriarum [de rebus Turcicis] 
 libri decern, Gr. et Lat. Clauferi ; cum annalibus Sul- 
 tanorum, Lat. Leunclavii. Acceffit gloffarium, ftudio 
 C. A. Fabroti. 
 
 Hiftoriae Byzantinas fcriptores poft Theophanem [Con- 
 ftantini Porphyrogenneti ; Joannis lerofolymitani j 
 Joannis Cameniatae ; Demetrii Cydonii ; Symeonis 
 Magiftri ; Georgii monachi.] Gr. et Lat. ftudio Com- 
 befefii. 
 
 [Vol. 20.] 
 
 Codinus Curopalata, Georgius, de officiis magnae ecclefiae 
 et aulae Conftantinopolitanas, Gr. et Lat., ex verfione 
 J. Gretferi, cum ejufdem in Codinum commentarior. 
 libris tribus, et de imaginibia non manufaElh opere. Ad- 
 junguntur recentiores Orientalium epifcopatuum no- 
 titiae, &c. cura J. Goar. 
 
 Labbe, P. Notitia dignitatum omnium, tarn civilium 
 quam militarium imperii Romani. 
 
 [Vol. 21.] Vcnet. 1733. 
 
 Genefus, Jofephus, de rebus Conftantinopolitanis, a Leone 
 Armenio ad Bafilium Macedonem, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Phranzae, Georgii, Protoveftiarii Chronicon. 
 
 Joannis Antiocheni cognomento Malalae hiftoria chro- 
 nica, Gr. et Lat., cum notis Edmundi Chilmeadi. 
 Praemittitur differtatio de auftore per Humfredum 
 Hodium. Accedit epiftola R. Bentleii ad J. Millium. 
 
 AUatii, Leonis, opufcula Graeca et Latina, vetuftiora et 
 recentiora. 
 Joannis Phocae compendiaria defcriptio caftrorum et 
 
 urbium in Paleftina, Gr. et Lat. 
 Epiphanii monachi Syria et urbs fandla, Gr. et Lat. 
 Perdiccae Ephefii Hierofolyma, Gr. et Lat. 
 Eugefippus de diftantiis locorum Terrae Sandtae. 
 Willebrandi ab Oldenborg itinerarium Terra Sanft-e. 
 Allatius de folea veteris ecclefiae. 
 
 de Liturgia S. Jacobi. 
 
 pro Graecorum communione fub fpecie unica. 
 
 de lignis S. crucis. 
 
 Rituale Cophitarum. 
 
 Gabriel Sionita de ritibus Maronitarum nonnullis. 
 
 Melchior Inchoferus de Eunuchifmo.
 
 539 
 
 54^ 
 
 BYZANTINE HISTORIES {continued). 
 Allatii confutatio fabulae de Papifla. 
 J. Anagnofta de excidio urbis Theflalonicenfis, Gr. 
 
 et Lat. 
 Theodorus Gaza de origine Turcarum, Gr. et Lat. 
 [Vol. 22.] 1729. 
 Banduri, Anfelmi, imperium Orientalium, five antiqui- 
 tates Conftantinopolitanae. Vol. i. Inter alia : 
 Conftantinus Porphyrogenitus de thematibus Orientis 
 
 et Occidentis. 
 Hieroclis grammatici fynecdemus. 
 Conftantinus Porphyrogenitus de adminiftrando im- 
 
 perio. 
 Agapeti diaconi adhortationes ad Juftinianum de pie 
 
 ac fandte adminiftrando imperio. 
 Theophyladli infldtutio regia. 
 Anonymi patria, feu origines urbis Conftantin. 
 Breves demonftrationes chronographicae. 
 Nicetas Choniatae narratio de ftatuis CP. 
 Epigrammata veterum poetarum. 
 Infcriptiones. 
 Catalogi patriarcharum. 
 P. Gyllius de Bofporo Thracio. 
 — — de topographia Conftant. 
 [Vol. 23.] 1729. 
 Banduri imperium Orientale, vol. 2. 
 
 Banduri commentariorum in antiquitates Conftantino- 
 
 politanas, libri ofto. 
 De celebrioribus urbis CP. monumentis. 
 
 BYZANTINE HISTORIES {continued). 
 
 Banduri animadverfiones in Conftantini Porphyrogeniti 
 libros de thematibus et de adminiftrando imperio. 
 This volume is illuftrated by numerous engravings. 
 
 [Vol. 24.] Du Cange, C. du Frefne domini, hiftoria 
 Byzantina duplici commentario illuftrata. I. Familias 
 ac ftemmata imperatorum, praeterea familias Dalma- 
 ticas et Turcicas compledlitur ; II. Defcriptionem 
 urbis Conftantinopolitanae, qualis extitit fub impera- 
 toribus Chriftianis. 
 
 [Vol. 25.] Hiftoire de I'empire de Conftantinople fous 
 les empereurs Franjois, divifee en deux parties, dont la 
 premiere contientl'hiftoire de la conquete de la ville de 
 Conftantinople paries Franjois eties Venetiens, ecrite 
 par Geoft'ry de Ville-Harduin. Avec la fuite par 
 Philippes Mou/kes. La feconde contient une hiftoire 
 generale de ce que les Franjois et les Latins ont fait 
 de plus memorable dans I'empire de Conftantinople. 
 Par C. Du Frefne domini Du Cange. 
 
 BZOVIUS, or BZOV/SKI, Abraham. 
 
 A Polifh Dominican. Born at Profczovie 1567. Died 
 1637. 
 Pontifex Romanus, feu de prccftantia, officio, au- 
 
 toritate, virtutibus, felicitate, rebufque prje- 
 
 clare geftis Romanorum Pontificum, a. D. 
 
 Petro ufque ad Paulum V. commentarius. 
 
 Folio. 
 
 !]ABASELAS. See Nicolaus. 
 CABASSUT, John, [CabafTutius]. 
 
 Born at Aix, 1604 or 1605. Was at 
 firft brought up for the bar ; but he took 
 orders and entered the congregation of the 
 Oratory in 1626. Died 1685. He is con- 
 
 fidered a very good authority, efpecially on canon law. He 
 
 was an excellent Oriental fcholar. 
 
 Notitia ecclefiaftica hiftoriarum, conciliorum, et 
 canonum invicem collatorum, veterumque 
 juxta, ac recentiorum ecclefis rituum, ab ipfis 
 ecclefi:E Chriftians incunabilis ad noftra ufque 
 tempora, fecundum cuj ufque fxculi leriem 
 accurate digefta. Editio fecunda, ab ipfo au- 
 thore plurimum aufta et quinque indicibus 
 locupletata. Folio. Lugd. 1685 
 
 This is the beft edition. It is much enlarged from that 
 
 of 1670, an oftavo volume. 
 
 Juris canonici theoria et praxis, ad forum tarn 
 facramentale, quam contentiofum, turn eccle- 
 fiafticum, turn feculare. Opus exadlum, non 
 folum ad normam juris communis et Romani, 
 fed etiam juris Francifci. Editio poftrema ab 
 ipfo authore recognita et au6la. 4°. Lugd. 1 709 
 
 CABINET LAWYER : a popular digeft of the 
 laws of England. Tenthed. 12°. Lond. i^-^j 
 A fourteenth edition 1847. 
 
 CADDELL, Hemy, M.A., Minifter of St. John's, 
 Fulham. Now Reftor of Wayford, Somerfet. 
 
 Sermons preached in St. John's Church, Fulham. 
 8°. Chelfea, 1843 
 
 3 John, a. The paftor's new year's wifh - - i 
 
 Eph. 4. 23. The paftor's new year's advice - 16 
 
 Heb. 13. 18. The paftor's new year's requeft - 37 
 Ads, 4. 12. Salvation .... 52 
 
 CADDELL, Henry, M.A. {continued). 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. The incarnation of our Lord JefusChrift 73 
 Mark, 8. 8, 9. He careth for you - - 95 
 
 Tit. 2. 11-13. Our moft holy faith - - 108 
 
 I Kings, 18. 21. The divided heart - - 130 
 
 I John, 3. 13. The world's hatred of Chriflians 152 
 Ruth, 2. 20. Our kinfman Redeemer - 172 
 
 Jer. 5. 24. The goodnefs of God leadeth to repent- 
 ance. [Gen. thankf. for harveft, 1842.] - 189 
 Phil, I. II. Spiritual fruitflilnefs. [Gen. thankf. for 
 
 harveft, 1842.] 213 
 
 Exod. 17. 6. Our rock , . . . 335 
 
 Gen. 3. 9. The voice of God to fallen man 268 
 
 Gal. 5. I. Popery oppofed to Chriftian liberty. [Nov, 5.] 
 
 291 
 John, 19. 17. Chrift bearing his crofs - - 347 
 
 1 John, 3. 8. The feed of the woman bruifing the fer- 
 pent's head - 369 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 7, 8. The Chriftian's goal - - 392 
 
 CADE, Anthony, B.D. 
 
 M.A. of the Univerfity of Cambridge. Incorporated of 
 
 the Univerfity of Oxford, 1607. 
 
 Confcience : its nature and corruption, with its 
 repairs, and means to inform it aright. In a 
 Vindication of the Public Prayers and Cere- 
 monies of the Church of England. [On Rom. 
 
 2. 15.] 4^ 
 
 Land. 1661 
 
 CADIOT, J. A., late Vicar of Gurat and Vaux, 
 France. 
 
 (An authentic narrative of the converfion to the 
 Proteftant faith and of the death of) Trans- 
 lated from the French. 8°. Land. 1S27 
 
 CADOGAN, William Bromley, M.A. 
 
 A popular clergyman. Born in London 1751. Educated 
 at Weftminfter School and Chrift Church College, Oxford. 
 Vicar of St. Giles', Reading, 1775. Soon after Redtor of 
 Chelfea. Died 1797. 
 
 i
 
 54' 
 
 542 
 
 CADOGAN, William Bromley, M.A. [continued). 
 Difcourfes, &c., with memoirs of his life by 
 Richard Cecil, A.M. 8°. ZoW. 1798 
 
 Pfalms and hymns, colledled. 12°. Loni^. 1787 
 CADOMENSUS, Ralph. 
 
 Gella Tancredi. Martene et Durand, 3. 107 
 
 CiECILIUS, Statius. 
 
 An ancient comic Latin poet, originally a flave. Born 
 at Milan. 
 
 Fragmenta. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1484 
 
 C^DMON. 
 
 An early Anglo-Saxon poet, originally a cow-herd. 
 Died about 680. 
 Metrical paraphrafe of parts of the Holy Scriptures 
 
 in Anglo-Saxon, with an Englifh tranflation. 
 
 Notes and a verbal index by Benjamin Thorpe, 
 
 F.S.A. Royal 8°. Lond.Soc. of Aiitiq. \%iz 
 C^REMONIARUM. See Ceremoniarum. 
 C-ESAR, Caius Julius. 
 
 The illuftrious Roman general and hiftorian. Born at 
 Rome, in the year of the city 653. Aflaflinated B.C. 44. 
 The editions of his works are very numerous. 
 Quae exftant, cum feleftis variorum commentariis, 
 
 quorum plerique novi, opera A. Montani. 
 
 Accedunt notae J. Scaligeri. 8°. 
 
 Atnft. Elz. 1670 
 
 An edition, with Englifh notes, by Anthon. 12°. 1849. 
 Commentaries, &c., complete, literally tranflated. 
 
 With notes and a very copious index. Sm. 8*^. 
 
 Land. 1851 
 
 Other tranflations : By Duncan. New edition. 12°. 
 1847. By Chriftifon. New edition. 12°. 1846. 
 
 C.SSAR, Brother of Gregory Nazianzen. 
 
 Flourilhed in the fourth century. 
 
 Dialogi iv. qiiibus continentur explicationes 
 quarundam quseftionum de rebus gravibus. 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 751 
 Or. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 6. 3 
 CJESARIUS Arelatensis. 
 
 A monk, firft at Lerins, and then at Aries. Born 470. 
 Bifhop of Aries 503. Died 543. 
 Ad populum in Quadragefima homili^. 
 Exhortatio ad tenendam vel cuftodiendam chari- 
 
 tatem. 
 Epiftola ad quofdam Germanos. 
 De decem virginibus. 
 Regula fanftimonialium [i.e. rules for the monajiery 
 
 which he founded. '\ 
 
 This is printed by miftake as the rules of S. Teredius. 
 See contents prefixed to the vol. Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 819 
 HomilicB xviii. 
 Sermo de decem virginibus. 
 Admonitio ad eos qui uxores habentes, adulteria 
 
 committere non erubefcunt. lb. 27. 324 
 
 Homilias xl. Grynxus, Lat. 1861 
 
 Homiliae xiv. et Opufcula. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 11.3 
 C-ESAR, John, Vicar of Croydon. 
 Sermon, Afts, 24. 16. [Affize.] 4°. Lond. ijo^ 
 CESAR, J. James, D.D., Minifter of the Prus- 
 
 fian Church, London. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 71. 5, 6. The royal pilgrim. 
 
 Funeral. [Anonymous.] 4°. 1 7 1 3 
 
 C.ESENA, Michael de. 
 
 Expofitio, quam anno 1343 luftans cum morte, 
 poenitentia perfidiac in Joannem XXIL ponti- 
 ficem maximum fubiit monachii in Bavaria 
 fero, fed ferio. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital, Script. 3 pars 2. 513 
 
 CAFFARO. 
 
 Born about 1080. Died at the age of 86. He was the 
 firfl hiftorian of Genoa, and his hiflory was fanftioned by 
 the authorities of that city. 
 Annales Genuenfes, 1 100-1293. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 4. 241 
 CAJETANUS. See Jacobus. 
 CAIUS. 
 
 A Prefbyter of the Church of Rome. Fl. 212. 
 Fragmenta ex difputatione adverfus Proclum, 
 
 Gr. et Lat. 
 Ex libro adverfus Artemonis haerefim, Gr. ct 
 
 Lat. 
 De canone SS. Scripturarum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 203 
 Routh, Reliquia;, 2. 123 
 CAILLARD, Caspar, Pallor at Dublin. 
 
 His fermons, which are diftinguifhed by folid fenfe and 
 found reafoning, are of rare occurrence. 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Luc, 14. 23. (2 ferm.) i 
 
 Jean, l. 14. (2 ferm.) 6 1 
 
 I Jean, 5. 3. (3 ferm.) 123 
 
 - 239 
 
 274 
 
 - 308 
 333 
 
 Matt. 20. 15 
 Aft. 20. 35 - 
 Rom. 8. 27 
 Luc, 22. 19 - 
 
 CAILLOT, M. 
 
 Annales ma^onniques. 
 
 Jmjl. 1738 
 Vol. 2. 
 Aft. 10. 40, 41 - I 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7 - - _ 35 
 Luc, 16. 
 I Thefr. 
 Matt. 4. 
 Matt. 5. 
 
 7a 
 
 19-31. (4fs.) 
 5. 14. (2 fs.) 189 
 i-ii. (3 fs.) 244 
 9 - - 3^5 
 
 4 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. [a. m.] 5807 
 CALAMY, Benjamin, D.D 
 
 Son of Edmund Calamy, minifter of Aldermanbury. 
 From St. Paul's School he was fent when very young to 
 Cambridge and entered Catherine Hall 1664—5. Became 
 a fellow of his college and a very eminent tutor there. 
 Minifter of St. Mary Aldermanbury 1677. Vicar of St. 
 Lawrence, Jewry, with St. Magdalen, Milk Street, an- 
 nexed. Prebendary of St. Paul's 1683. Died 16S6. He 
 was a man equally valuable for the abilities which he 
 pofTefTed, and the ufes to which he applied them ; greatly 
 attached to the Church of England and very intent on 
 gaining over DifTenters to her communion. His fermons 
 are ftill valuable as well for the beauty of their language 
 as the excellent fentiments contained in them. 
 Sermons preached upon feveral occafions. Fifth 
 
 edition, correfted. To which is added, A 
 
 fermon preached at his funeral. 8°. Lond. 17 15 
 Afts, 10. 38 
 I Cor. II. 29 
 Prov. I. 10 
 Rom. 12. 16 - 
 Matt. 15. 19 
 I Cor. 13. 4-7 
 
 Gentlemen educated at St. 
 
 Paul's School - 134 
 
 Numb. 23. 10 - - 165 
 
 Matt. 5. 34 - - 191 
 
 Sermon, John, 5.14. Before Lord Mayor, &c. 
 
 [May 29.] 4°. Lond. 1682 
 
 28 
 - SI 
 
 77 
 
 Anniv. of 
 
 Matt. I. 21 - - 219 
 
 Mark, 6. 12. AfhWed. 243 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 35 - 275 
 Job, 27. 5, 6. Bef. Houfe of" 
 
 Commons • - 318 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10 - - 345 
 Matt. 24. 45,46. Fun. ferm. 
 
 on Dr. Calamy, by Dean 
 Sherlock - - 373
 
 543 
 
 544 
 
 CALAMY, Benjamin, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Sermon, Ecclcf. lo. 20. Thankfgiving for the 
 deliverance of the king and kingdom from the 
 late treafonable confpiracy. 4°. Lofid. 1683 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 3. 8. Paffive obedience the doc- 
 trine of the Church of England ; and doing 
 evil that good may come, a damnable fin. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1710 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 11. 41. Of a fcrupulous con- 
 
 fcience. 4°. 1683 
 
 Alfo in Colledlon of Cafes, 2. i 
 
 Some conliderations about the caie of fcandal, or 
 giving offence to weak brethren. Ibid. 2. 39 
 No performance of its kind or fize ever gained more 
 
 credit to its author, or was taken more notice of by the 
 
 public than this fermon. It was attacked by the zealous 
 
 Nonconformill, De Laune, in fuch a way as to draw upon 
 
 himfelf a fatal imprilonment. 
 
 CALAMY, Edmund, Minifter of St. Mary Al- 
 dermanbury. 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift divine, born, at London, 
 1600; admitted of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, 1616. 
 His decided Calvinifm prevented his being eledted a fellow 
 of his college. Prefented to the living of St. Mary's, in 
 SwafFham Prior, Cambridge/hire, which he refigned 1626, 
 on being appointed one of the Ledlurers of St. Edmund's 
 Bury ; Redtor of Rochfort, EfTex, ten years afterwards ; 
 cholen minifter of St. Mary Aldermanbury 1639 ; he 
 was one of the writers of Smedtymnvvs, 1640, and was 
 a diftinguiflied member of the Affembly of Divines for 
 learning and moderation; promoted the reftoration of King 
 Charles II. ; he refuled a bifhopric ; ejecfted 1662 ; died 
 1666. 
 
 The godly man's ark ; or, city of refuge in the 
 day of his diftrefs, difcovered in divers fermons. 
 [On Pfa. 119.92.] 17th edit. 12°. Z. 1693 
 The noble-man's pattern of true and real thanks- 
 giving. A fermon before the Houfe of Lords. 
 Thankfgiving. [On Jofh. 24. 15.] 4°. 
 
 Lotid. 1643 
 Sermon, on 2 Sam. 24. 14. Farewell Sermons, i 
 Sermon, on i Sam. 4. 13. Ibid. 332 
 
 CALAMY, Edmund, D.D., Nonconformift. 
 
 Grandfon to Edmund Calamy, minifter of Alderman- 
 burj', by his eldeft fon, Edmund; born 1671 ; educated at 
 Merchant Taylors' School; went to the Univerfity of 
 Utrecht 1688 ; afliftant minifter of a Nonconformift con- 
 gregation at Blackfriars, London, 1692; paftor of a con- 
 gregation at Weftminfter 1703 ; died 1732. He wasavery 
 eminent and laborious divine, of a candid and benevolent 
 diipofition, and moderate with regard to differences in 
 point of religion. 
 
 The infpiration of the holy writings of the Old 
 and New Teftament confidered and improved. 
 In fourteen fermons, preached at the Mer- 
 chant's Leflure at Salter's Hall. To which is 
 added a fmgle fermon in vindication of the 
 divine inflitution of the miniflry. 8°. L.ijio 
 Rom. 8. 2. --.-.. J 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. (Three ferm.) - - . 26 
 
 2 Pet. I. 21. With an appendix concerning apoftolical 
 infpiration - - - - - 113 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. (Serm. 6-14) - - - 163 
 
 Eph. 4. 10, II. Vindication of the divine inftitution of 
 the office of the miniftry - . . - 38^ 
 
 Thirteen fermons concerning the doflrines of the 
 Trinity, preached at the Merchant's Lcfturc, 
 
 CALAMY, Edmund, D.D. [continued). 
 
 at Salter's Hall. Together with a vindication 
 of that celebrated text, I John, 5. 7, from 
 being fpurious. 8°. Lond.i"] zz 
 
 I Cor. 8. 6. The deity of the Father afferted - i 
 
 1 John, 5. 20. The deity of the Son proved 31 
 John, 5. 23. Objedlions anfwered - - 69 
 Col. 2. 2. Objections anfwered - - - 101 
 John, 5-23. Objections anfwered - - - 135 
 Matt. 28. 19. The deity of the Holy Ghoft proved 167 
 
 2 Cor. 2. II. Objedlions anfwered - - 201 
 I Cor. 8. 4. The unity of the Godhead - - 227 
 I Cor. 12. 4-6. Of the diftindlion in the Godhead 257 
 Jer. 6. 16. (Two fermons.) ... 287 
 John, 3. 9. Curiofity to be avoided - - 363 
 Eph. 4. 15. Truth and love to be maintained jointly 389 
 I John, 5. 7. A vindication of that celebrated text 
 
 from being fpurious. (Three ferm.) - - 423 
 
 1 John, 5. 7. The text explained and opened 537 
 A defence of moderate Nonconformity, in anfwer 
 
 to the refleftions of Mr. Olyffe and Mr. 
 Hoadly on the tenth chapter of the Abridg- 
 ment of the Life of Richard Baxter. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1703-5 
 
 An abridgment of Mr. Baxter's Hiitory of his 
 
 Life and Times ; with an account of the 
 
 minifters, &c., who were ejefted after the 
 
 Reftoration of King Charles II. 2d edition. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Abridgment of Mr. Baxter's Life and Times. 
 Some hiftorical additions after the Revolution, 1688. 
 The reformed liturgy. 
 
 Vol. 2. An account of the minifters, lefturers, mafters 
 
 and fellows of colleges, and fchoolmafters who were 
 
 ejedled or filenced after the Reftoration in 1660. 
 
 A continuation of the account of the minifters, 
 
 lefturers, &c., who were ejefted and filenced 
 
 in 1660. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 Vol. I. In London, Oxford, Cambridge, Bedford, Bucks, 
 
 Chefter, Cornwall, Cumberland, Derby, Devon, Dorfet, 
 
 Ed'ex, Gloucefter, Hampftiire, Hertford, Huntingdon, 
 
 Kent, Lancafter. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Leicefter, Lincoln, Monmouth, Norfolk, Northampton, 
 Northumberland, Nottingham, Oxon, Rutland, Salop, 
 Somerfet, Stafford, Suffolk, &c. 
 The Church and the Diffenters compared as to perfecu- 
 tion, in fome remarks on Dr. Walker's attempt to 
 recover the names and fufferings of the clergy feques- 
 tered 164c— 1660. 
 Remarks upon Dr. Bennet's Efl'ay on the Thirty-nine 
 
 Articles. 
 Index to the names of the perfons ejected. 
 A practical difcourfe concerning vows ; with 
 fpecial reference to baptifm and the Lord's 
 fupper. [On Pfa. 56. 12.] 12°. Lond. 1704 
 Funeral fermon on the death of Mrs. Williams, wife of 
 the Rev. Daniel Williams. Sm. 8°, Lon J. 16 <)$ 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the rife and antiquity of cathe- 
 dral wor/hip. [Anonymous.] 4°. Lond. 1699 
 Divine mercy exalted ; or, free grace in its glory. A 
 fermon at the Merchant's Ledlure, on Rom. 9. 16. 
 8"^. Lond. 1703 
 The prudence of the ferpent and innocence of the dove. 
 A fermon, Matt. lo. l6. 8°. Lond. 1713 
 Sober-mindednefs recommended. A fermon to cate- 
 chumens. Tit. 2. 6. 8°. iMnd. 1717 
 The principles and pradtice of moderate Nonconformifts 
 with refpeft to ordination, exemplified in a fermon
 
 545 
 
 546 
 
 CALAMY, Edmund, D.D. [continued). 
 
 at an ordination, on ASs, 20. 28, With a brief 
 account of the Diflenters in England. 2d edition. 8"^. 
 
 Land. 17 17 
 
 Comfort and counfel to Proteftant Diffenters ; with feme 
 
 ferious queries to fuch as hate and caft them out. In 
 
 2 (ermons [on Ila. 66. 5]. 8°. Lond. 171 2 
 
 Obadiah's charaifler. A fermon to young people [on 
 
 I Kings, 18. 12]. 8°. Lond. 1714 
 
 God's concern for his glory in the Britifh Ifles [on Ifa. 
 
 66. 18, 19], and the fecurity of Chrift's Church [on 
 
 Matt. 16. 18]. In 3 fermons. 8°. Lond. 171 5 
 
 A letter to Echard upon occafion of his Hiftory of 
 
 England. 8°. Lond. 1718 
 
 A letter to Calamy,Jhe%ving that Echard has done the part 
 
 of a faithful hiflorian in branding Mr. Edmund Calamy, 
 
 the doBor^s grandfather, as a promoter of rebellion. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 17 18 
 An anfwer to Dr. Calamy's Letter to Echard. 8". 
 
 Lond. 1 71 8 
 
 The Church and the Diflenters compared as to perfecu- 
 
 tion, in fome remarks on Dr. Walker's Attempt to 
 
 Recover, &c. 8°. Lond. 17 19 
 
 A caveat againft nevvf prophets, in two fermons on Jer. 
 
 14. 14; and Sir R. Bulkeley's Remarks confidered. 
 
 Lorn . 1708 
 
 Funeral fermon on Mr. Michael Watts. [On Pia. 37. 
 
 37.] 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 A fermon upon occafion of the many late bankrupts. 
 
 I Tim. 6. 9. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 The feafonablenefs of religious focieties. A fermon [on 
 
 Mai. 3. 16]. 8°. Lond. 1714 
 
 Difcontented complaints of the prefent times proved un- 
 
 reafonable. A fermon on anniverfary of coronation of 
 
 K. Geo. [onEcclef. 7. 10.] 8°. Lond. i-]io 
 
 Truth and love. A difcourfe from Eph. 4. 15. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1720 
 Sermon, Rom. 10. 15. The miniftry of the Diflenters 
 vindicated. [Ordination.] 8°. Lond. 1724 
 
 A letter to the anonymous author of a pamphlet, en- 
 titled. The Miniftry of Difl"enters proved to be null 
 and void from Scripture and Antiquity. Pp. 8. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1794 
 (Life of.) From the Proteftant Difl*enters' Magazine. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1794 
 
 (Funeral fermon on.) On 2 Cor. 4. 7. By Daniel Mayo. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 An hiftorical account of my own life. With fome 
 
 refleftions on the times I have lived in (1671- 
 
 173 1 ). By Edmund Calamy, D.D. Now 
 
 firft printed. Edited and illullrated, with notes, 
 
 hiilorical and biographical. By John Towill 
 
 Rutt. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 7. 295. 
 
 CALASIO, Mario de. 
 
 So called from a fmall town in Abruzzo, where he was 
 born, 1550. Entered while yet a youth, in the Fran- 
 cifcan order. After devoting himfelf with extraor- 
 dinary diligence to the ftudy of Hebrew he was appointed 
 by Paul V. Profeflx)r of that language at Rome. Died 
 1620. 
 
 Concordantiae Bibliorum Hebraicorum, in qui- 
 
 bus ChaldaiczeetiamlibrorumEfdra^ et Danielis 
 
 fuo loco inferuntur. 4 vol. Folio. Roiiia, 1621 
 
 Vol. 4. contains : Index capitulorum et Humerus ver- 
 
 fuum. Interpretatio nominum propriorum. Index 
 
 diftionum Latinarum. 
 
 The expenfes of this valuable work were defrayed by 
 
 Paul V. and Gregory XV. Befides the Hebrew words in 
 
 the Bible which are in the body of the book with the 
 
 Latin verfion over againft them, there are in the margin 
 
 the differences between the Septuagmt verfion and the Vul- 
 
 CALASIO, Mario de [continued). 
 
 gate ; fo that at one view may be feen where the three 
 Bibles agree and where they dift'er ; and at the beginning 
 of every article there is a kind of vocabulary, giving the 
 fignification of each Hebrew word, and affording an oppor- 
 tunity of comparing it with the Syriac, Arabic, and Chaldee. 
 A new edition was publiflied at London, 1747, 4 vol. folio, 
 edited by Romaine ; but it is not confidered fo accurate 
 as the original edition, 1621. 
 
 CALDECOTT, R. M., Efq. 
 The life ofBaber. See Baber. 
 
 CALDER, John, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 6. 10. The nature, the objeft, 
 the diftinftions, and the feafon of charity con- 
 fidered. [Char, fch.] 8°. ZoW. 1772 
 
 CALDER, Robert. 
 
 A clergyman of the Epifcopal Church of Scotland. Born, 
 at Elgin, 1658. Ordained about 1680. Soon after the 
 Revolution appointed to the parifh of Newthorn, Berwick- 
 fhire. Refufed to read the proclamation which declared 
 William and Mary king and queen of Scotland, and was 
 deprived of his curacy 1689. Imprifoned during eleven 
 months in the gaol of Edinburgh, 1693, for exercifing his 
 minifterial fundlionsj after efcaping from which he fuf- 
 fered greatly at various times from the perfecuting fpirit of 
 that time. 
 
 Mifcellany numbers [30] relating to the contro- 
 verfies about the Common Prayer, epifcopal 
 government, the power of the Church in 
 ordaining rites and ceremonies, &c. ; defended 
 by Scripture, reafon, antiquity, and learned 
 reformers, particularly John Calvin. Folio. 
 
 Ec/in. I 7 13 
 The true difference betwixt the principles and 
 praftices of the Kirk and the Church of 
 Scotland, exemplified in feveral inltances. 
 [With a preface by Thomas Stephen.] Pp. 
 24. 12°, LoKd. 1 841 
 
 Originally publifhed Lond. 1712. 
 Other works : Reafons for a Toleration of the Epifcopal 
 Clergy. 8°. Edin. 1703. The Divine Right of Epi- 
 fcopacy. 8°. Edin. 1705. The Lawfulnefs and Expe- 
 diency of fet Forms of Prayer. 8^. Edin. 1706. On 
 the Priefthood, Scots' Prefbyterian Eloquence, &c. 
 
 CALDERWOOD, David. 
 
 A celebrated hiftorian and defender of the Prefbyterian 
 Church of Scotland. Born 1575. Being early defigned 
 for the miniftry he applied with great diligence to the 
 ftudy of the Scriptures in their original languages, the works 
 of the fathers, the councils, and the beft writers of Church 
 hiftory. Minifter of Crailing, near Jedburgh, 1604. De- 
 prived 1 61 7, on account of his oppofition to epifcopal 
 government. Went to Holland; returned 1625, and 
 compiled his HilWy of the Church of Scotland, both in a 
 fmall and an enlarged form; the former publiihed in 1678, 
 in folio, and the latter in 1842, by the Wodrow Societ)', 
 in 8 vol. 8°. A work containing a valuable collediion 
 of documents. Died 1650. 
 
 The hiftory of the Kirk of Scotland. Edited 
 from the original MS. prcferved in the Britifh 
 Mufeum, by the Rev. Thomas Thomfon. 
 8 vol. 8°. Edin. Wodrow Society, 1842-49 
 Vol. I. 1 524-1 560. Vol. 2. 1560-1570. Vol. 3. 
 1570-1583. Vol. 4. 1584-1588. Vol, 5- 1589- 
 1599. Vol. 6. 1600-1608. Vol. 7. 16^9-1625. 
 Vol.8. Appendix ; collations with the Hiftory pub- 
 lifhed in 1678, and with the larger MS.; general 
 
 N N
 
 547 
 
 ;+8 
 
 CALDERWOOD, David {conthiue^f}. 
 
 index ; life of Calderwood, by the Rev. Thomas 
 
 Thomfon. 
 
 The true hiftory of the Church of Scotland, from 
 the beginning of the Reformation unto the 
 end of the reign of King James VI. Folio. 
 
 1678 
 
 Altare Damafcenum, feu ecclefije Anglicanae po- 
 litia, ecclefia: Scoticance obtrufa, a formalifta 
 quodam delineata, illuftrata, et examinata ; et 
 confutatio parjenefeos Tileni ad Scotos, Ge- 
 nevenfis ut ait difciplina: Zelotas ; et adjefta 
 epirtola Hieronymi Philadelphi de regimine 
 ecclefic'E Scoticanas, ejufque vindicise contra 
 calumnias Johannis Spotifvodi. Editio priori 
 longe elegantior et emendatior. 4°. 
 
 L. Bat. 1708 
 Originally published under the title of the Altar of 
 
 Damafcus, fin. 8°., 1621, but much enlarged in the 
 
 Latin work, 1623. The above is the beft edition. 
 
 CALECAS, John, Patriarch of Conftantinople. 
 
 Lived in the nth century. 
 
 Sermo in Dominica ante exaltationem S. Crucis. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. 570 
 
 CALENDAR. A plain account of the old and 
 new iHles. In which their difference is de- 
 duced from clear principles j and the difficul- 
 ties attending a perpetual reformation of the 
 calendar are fhortly ftated and refolved. In 
 a letter to a member of Parliament. F. i . 
 Pp. 71. 8°. Lond. 1 75 1 
 
 CALEPINUS, Ambrosius. 
 
 A celebrated Italian lexicographer. Died 1510. His 
 
 Lexicon pafTed through many editions ; the beft of which 
 
 are thofe edited by Facciolati, the firft of which was pub- 
 lifhed in 1718. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Didlionarium. Folio. Lugd. 1634 
 
 CALFHILL, James, D.D. 
 
 Born, in Shropfhire, 1 5 30. Educated at Eton fchool, 
 thence fcnt to King's College, Cambridge, 1545. Removed 
 to Chrift Church, Oxford, 1548. Reftor of St. Andrew 
 Wardrobe, London, and Prebendai-y of St. Paul's, 1562. 
 Reftor of Bocking, and Archdeacon of Colchefter, 1565. 
 Nominated to the Bifliopric of Worcefter 1570 ; but died 
 that year. He was a man of quick wit, great capacity, 
 learning, and eloquence. 
 
 An anfwerto JohnMartiall'sTreatifeof the Crofs, 
 wherin ye fhall fee by the plain and un- 
 doubted word of God the vanities of men 
 difproved by the true and godly fathers of 
 the Church, &c., 1565. Edited for the Parker 
 Society by the Rev. Richard Gibbings, M.D. 
 8 . Carnb. 1 846 
 
 CALLIMACHUS. 
 
 An ancient Greek poet. Flouri/hed b.c. 280. 
 Hymni, epigrammata, et fragmenta, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Notis H. Stephani, T. Grjevii, R. Bentleii,&c. 
 
 Ed.J.A. Ernefti. 2 vol. 8°. L.Bat.ij6\^- 
 Hymni, &c. See Poet^, Gr. Heroici. 
 CALLIMACHUS, PhiUppus. 
 
 A celebrated Italian hiftorian. Flouriflied in the 15th 
 century. 
 
 Oratio dc bello Turcico. 
 
 CALLIMACHUS, Philippus [continued). 
 Hiftoria de Venetis contra Turcos. 
 
 Bizari Hiftoria, 371 
 CALLIXTUS II., Pope [Gui de Bourgogne.] 
 
 Born at Qu^ingey, in Burgundy, about the middle of the 
 llth century. Archbilhop of Vienne, 1088. Raifed to 
 the pontificate 11 19. Died 1124, after a reign in which 
 he difplayed abilities of no common order, and raftored 
 peace to the papal fee. 
 Sermones iv. in S. Jacobum apoftolum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 20. 1278 
 CALMAN, Erasmus Scott. 
 Defcription of part of the fcene of the late great 
 
 earthquake in Syria, i-vii. Pp. 31. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 Some of the errors of modern Judaifm contralted 
 
 with the word of God. 1 2°. Lond. 1 840 
 CALMET, Augustin. 
 
 A pious and learned Benedidtine. Born 1672. Prior 
 of Lay 1715. Abbe of St. Leopold's, of Nancy, 1718. 
 Chofen Abbot of Senones 1728. Died at his abbey 1757. 
 He compofed his own epitaph as follows : — 
 Frater Auguftinus Calmet, 
 Natione Callus, religione Catholicus-Romanus, 
 Profeflione monachus, nomine abbas, 
 Multum legit, fcripfit, oravit, 
 Utinam bene ! 
 His Commentary on the Bible is one of the beft which lias 
 ever been written : it has a vaft apparatus of prefaces and 
 diiTertations, in which immenfe learning, good fenfe, found 
 judgment, and deep piety, are invariably difplayed. Beft 
 edition 1724. The diflertations and prefaces were pub- 
 lifhed feparately in 3 vol. 4°. Paris, 1720. Some of them 
 were tranflated into Engli/h, for which fee below. 
 Didlionnaire hiftorique, critique, chronologique, 
 geographique, et litteral de la Bible [et bibli- 
 otheque facree, ou catalogue des meilleurs 
 livres pour I'intelligence de I'ecriture, traduc- 
 tion litterale des noms Hebreux, &c.] 4 vol. 
 Folio. Par. 1730 
 
 Bibliotheque facree, ou catalogue des meilleurs 
 livres qui Ton peut lire, pour acquerir I'intel- 
 ligence de I'ecriture [being that part of the 
 Diftionnaire bound up in a separate volume.] 
 Folio. Paris 
 
 This is not contained in Taylor's edition. 
 A hiftorical, critical, geographical, and etymo- 
 logical diftionary of the Bible. Tranflated, 
 with occafional remarks, by John Colfon and 
 the Rev. Sam. D'Oyley. 3 vol. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1732 
 Didlionary of the Holy Bible, with the biblical 
 fragments, by the late Charles Taylor ; illus- 
 trated with numerous maps and other en- 
 gravings. Ninth edition. 5 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 Vol. I. Memoir of Mr. Charles Taylor, A — J. 
 Vol. 2. K.— T. 
 Chronological table. 
 Vol. 3. Fragments, I — D. 
 Vol. 4. Fragments, DI— DCCLI. 
 Natural hiftory. Index. 
 Vol. 5. Plates and maps. 
 
 Calmet's truly valuable Di(flionary of the Bible has 
 formed the bafis of all modern works of the kind. 
 In the edition by Taylor many alterations were made and
 
 549 
 
 55° 
 
 CALMET, Auguftin [continued). 
 
 much additional matter added. It was the principal 
 occupation of the life of that induftrious editor, and con- 
 tains a vaft fund of biblical illuftration. 
 
 Diftionary of the Bible, by Taylor, condenfed. 
 Tenth edit. Royal 8°. Lond. 1 847 
 
 A valuable epitome of the matter contained in the pre- 
 ceding work. 
 
 Commentaire litteral fur tous les livres de I'An- 
 cien et du Nouveau Teftament. 8 vol. in 9. 
 
 Par. 1724 
 
 An index is given "with each •volume. 
 Vol. I. Partie i. 
 
 Preface general fur les livres de I'Ancien Teftament i 
 
 Genefe, Exode. 
 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur la premiere langue et fur la confufion arrlvee a 
 
 Babel .--..- xv 
 
 Les geans ------- xxii 
 
 La tour de Babel ----- xxxiv 
 
 La forme des livres anclens - - - - xl 
 
 Le pays d'Ophir . - - - . xlvi 
 
 L'origine et Fantiquite de la circoncifion - li 
 
 L'antiquite de la monnoie - . . lyi 
 
 Vol. J. Partie 2. 
 
 Levitique, Nombres, Deut, 
 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur la lepre ----- ^ 
 
 Moloch ------ I] 
 
 La police des Hebreux - - - - 165 
 
 Beelphegor, Chamos, et autres dieux Moabites 173 
 Le divorce - - - - - - 378 
 
 Les fupplices - - - - - -387 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Jofue, Juges, Les quatre livres des Rois. 
 
 Difl'ertations : 
 
 Le commandement au foleil et la lune - v 
 
 La pluie de pierres ----- xii 
 
 Le pays ou fe fauverent les Chaneens - - xvii 
 
 Remarques fur la carte geographique de la terre promife 
 
 xxiii 
 
 Diflertation fur I'excellence de I'hiftoire des Hebreux xxxi 
 
 Table chronologique, rois d'Aflyrie, &c. - xlv 
 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Les demeures des anciens Hebreux - ■• 151 
 
 Le voeu de Jephte - - - - - 158 
 
 L'origine et fur les divinitez des Philiftins 321 
 
 L'apparition de Samuel a Saul. 2 Reg. 28. 11, 12 331 
 Les richeflTes que David laiflTa a Salomon - 615 
 
 Les temples des anciens - - - - 621 
 
 La priere que Naaman fait a Ellfee de lui permettre de 
 fe profterner devant I'idole de Remmon 792 
 
 La retrogradation du foleil a I'horologe d'Achaz 796 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Paralip., 1 et 2 Efdras, Tobie, Judith, Efther, Job ; i, 2, 
 3, et 4 Maccabees. 
 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur les officiers de la cour et des armees des roii 
 Hebreux ------ y 
 
 Sur les pays o\x les dix tribus d'Ifrael furent trans- 
 portees et fur celui ou elles font aujourd'hui x 
 
 Sur le troifieme livre d'Efdras - . . 250 
 
 Sur le quatrieme livre d'Efdras - - 253 
 
 Si Efdras eft I'auteur, ou le reftaurateur des SS. ecri- 
 tures ------- 256 
 
 Si Efdras a change les anciens caracteres Hebreux 262 
 Sur la verfion des Septante interpretes - - 266 
 
 Sur la Vulgate - . - . - 275 
 
 Sur le demon Afmodee - - - - 383 
 
 Sur I'ordre, et la fucceflTion des grands-pretres des Juifs 
 
 447 
 Sur la milice des anciens Hebreux - - 522 
 
 Sur la maladie de Job . - . - 608 
 
 CALMET, Auguftin [continued). 
 
 Sur ce paflage Job, 29. 18, Sicut palma multiplicabo 
 dies - - - - - - -613 
 
 Sur la parente des Juifs et des Lacedemoniens 811 
 Si I'arche d'alliance fut remife dans le Temple, apres 
 la captivite de Babylone - - - 814 
 
 Preface de I'auteur du quatrieme livre des Maccabees, ou 
 du difcours attribue a Jofeph, touchant I'empire de la 
 raifon ---..-. 1055 
 Vol. 4. 
 Pfeaumes, Prov. 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur les titres des Pfeaumes - - - xi 
 
 Sur ces deux termes Hebreux Lamnazeach et Sela xiv 
 Sur ce paflage, Pfa. 21, lis ont perce mes pieds, &c. 
 
 xviii 
 Sur les enchantemens des ferpens, Pfa. 57. 5 xxii 
 
 Sur les auteurs des Pfeaumes - - xxvi 
 
 Sur le texte, et fur les anciennes verfions des Pfeaumes 
 
 xxxi 
 Sur la poefie en general, et fur celle des Hebreux en 
 particulier. Par M. I'Abbe Fleury - - xli 
 
 Sur la mufique des anciens, et en particulier des He- 
 breux ------ xlvi 
 
 Sur les inftrumens de mufique des Hebreux [luith plate) 
 
 Hi 
 Si les anciens legiflateurs, et les philofophes, ont 
 puifl"e dans I'ecriture leurs loix et leur morale 628 
 Vol. 5. 
 Ecclefiafte, Cantique, La Sagefle, L'Ecdefiaftique, Ifaie. 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur les manages des Hebreux - - - 71 
 
 L'auteur du livre de la Sagefle - - 125 
 
 L'origine de I'idolatrie - - - - 130 
 
 La nature de I'ame et fon etat apres mort felon les 
 anciens Hebreux - - - - 136 
 
 Les funerailles et les fepultures des_ Hebreux - 241 
 La medicine et les medicines des anciens Hebreux 250 
 La manger des Hebreux - - - 256 
 
 La fyfteme du monde des anciens Hebreux 262 
 
 Precis de I'hiftoire prophane d'orient depuis Salomon, 
 jusqu'apres la captivite - - - - 575 
 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur ces paroles, Ifa. 7. 14, Une vierge concevra 5S3 
 
 Sur la defaite de I'armee de Senacherib, Ifa. 37.36 590 
 
 Sur la beaute de Jefus-Chrift, Ifa. 52. 2 - 594 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Jeremie, Baruch, Ezechiel, Daniel, et les douze petits 
 
 prophetes. 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur les caracteres du Meflie fuivant les Juifs, depuis 
 la venue de Jefus-Chrift - - - ix 
 
 Les Rechabites . . . - . xvii 
 
 Les ecoles des Hebreux - . . - xxii 
 
 Les habits des anciens Hebreux - - xxviii 
 
 Si les dix tribus font revenues de leur captivite, dans 
 la terre d'Ifrael - - - - - 35^ 
 
 Gog et Magog, Ezech. 38 - - - 360 
 
 Les feptante femaines de Daniel - - 614 
 
 La metamorphofe de Nabuchodonofor - 622 
 
 L'etat de la religion des royaumes de Juda et d'Ifrael, 
 depuis leur feparation . - - - 729 
 
 L'idolatrie des Ifraelites dans le defert. Amos, 5. 26 
 
 736 
 Le poifl"on qui engloutit Jonas - - 741 
 
 Les divinitez Pheniciennes - - - - 745 
 
 Hiftoire du peuple voifins des Juifs - - 754 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 S. Matt., S. Marc, S.Luc, S.Jean, etles Adles des Apotres. 
 Harmonie des quatre evangiles - - - xii 
 
 Diflertations : 
 
 Sur les evangiles apocryphes - - - xlv 
 
 Les Mages qui vinrent adorer Jefus-Chrift - liv 
 
 Sur la derniere Paque - - - - Ix 
 
 Les tcnebres a la mort de Jefus-Chrift - - Ixvi
 
 55' 
 
 552 
 
 CALMET, Auguftin {ccnthwcJ). 
 
 La rei'uirecSlion des SS. percs qui lelTiifcittTent ;ivec 
 
 Jc'fus-Chrift .... - Ixxii 
 
 Les Pharifiens, les Saduceens, les Herodicns, et les 
 
 Effeniens .-..-. 272 
 
 Sur le bapteme des Juifs, de S. Jean Baptifte, et de 
 
 Jefus-Chiift 287 
 
 Le peche contre le S. Efprit ... 294 
 
 Eflaye de concilier S. Matthieu avec S. Luc, fur la 
 
 genealogie de Jefus-Chrift - - - 381 
 
 Les bona et les mauvais anges ... ^gg 
 Les trois Maries - - - - - 403 
 
 S. Joleph epoux de la S. Vierge - - -411 
 
 La fueur de fang de notre Seigneur au jardin des 
 
 Oliviers, Luc, 22. 43, 44 - - 418 
 
 Les obfelTions et pofleflions du demon - - 424 
 
 Sur la mort de S. Jean FEvangelifte - 615 
 
 L'infcription de Tautel d'Athenes confacre au Dieu 
 
 inconnu. Aft. 17. 22 - - - - 805 
 
 La bapteme au nom de Jefus-Chrift - 808 
 
 Les eleftions par le fort - - - - 812 
 
 Simon le magicien - - - - 815 
 
 Sur les Adles de Pilate envoyez a TEmpereur Tibere 
 
 au fujet de la mort de Jefus-Chrift - - 823 
 
 Varietez de leyons des quatre evangiles, tirees d'anciens 
 MSS. ---... i— xxviii 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Les Epitres et rApocalypfe. 
 DifTertations : 
 
 La predeftination et la reprobation des hommes 6 
 
 Les effets de la circoncifion ... 21 
 
 Si les gentils qui n'ont connu ni la loi de Moifc, ni 
 
 I'evangile, ont pii etre fauvez - - - 22 
 
 Si S. Paul a combattu contre les betes a Ephefe 35 
 Le bateme pour les morts, i Cor. 15. 29 - 165 
 
 Si Cephas repris par S. Paul, eft la meme que S. Pierre, 
 
 Gal. 2. II - .... 343 
 
 L'ante-Chrift - - - - - 351 
 
 La fin du monde et I'etat du monde apres le dernier 
 
 jugcment ...... ^64 
 
 La refurreftion des morts ... 37J 
 
 Sur Melchifedech ..... 636 
 
 Sur le voyage de S. Pierre a Rome, I Pierre, 5. 13 
 
 ,./-... . 730 
 
 L'mfpiration des livres facrez, 2 Pierre, 1. 21 737 
 
 Sur le fameux paftage, 1 S. Jean, 5. 7 - 744 
 
 La mort et la fepulture de Moyfe, Jude, 9 753 
 
 Sur le patriarche Henoch, fils de Jared, et pere de 
 Mathufala ..... 1027 
 
 Sur le livre d'Henoch - - - 1034 
 
 Antiquities, facred and profane ; or a colleflion 
 of critical diflertations on the Old and New 
 Teftaments. Done into Englifh, with addi- 
 tional notes by N. Tindal, M.A. Illuftrated 
 with copper-plates. 4°. Lond. 1727 
 
 Book I. 
 The poetry of the ancients in general - - i 
 
 The nature of the Hebrew poetry - - 19 
 
 The mufic of the ancients and particularly of the He- 
 
 brews 
 
 37 
 
 Mufical inftruments of the ancients, more efpecially of 
 the Hebrews . . - . . 61 
 
 Book 2. 
 
 The matter and form of the books of the ancients, with 
 their feveral ways of writing - - - 3 
 
 Excellency of the Hebrew hiftory above that of all other 
 nations .._... 25 
 
 A fummary of the hiftory of the Eaftern monarchies, 
 from the time of Splomon till after the Babylonifh 
 captivity -..--.-69 
 
 Hiftory of the Philiftines, Phoenicians, &c. - 94 
 
 Chronology, years, months, days, and hours of the 
 Chaldeans, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, &c. - 121 
 
 Antiquity of coined money ... 163 
 
 CALMET, Auguftin {continued). 
 Book 3. 
 Origin and antiquity of circumcifion - - 3 
 
 Effefts of circumcifion, particularly whether it blotted 
 out original fin - - - - . 19 
 
 Civil government of the Jews, and original of the 
 Jewifti fanhedrim - .... 32 
 
 Military ftate of the Jews - - - - 57 
 
 The feveral ways of punilhing offenders - • loi 
 
 Ufagcs and cuftoms of the ancient and modern Jews, 
 eating, drinking, fitting at table, &c. - 145 
 
 Phyfic and phyficians of the ancient Jews - 165 
 
 Marriages of the ancient and modern Jews - 183 
 
 Divorce as praftifed by the Hebrews and other nations 20 1 
 Habits of the ancient Jews . . - . 227 
 
 Funerals of the ancient and modern Jews - 243 
 
 Schools and dodlors of the Jews ... 265 
 Sefts of the Jews, Pharifees, Sadducees, Effenes, and 
 Herodians ...... 288 
 
 Hiftoire ecclefiaflique et civile de Lorraine, qui 
 comprend ce qui f'eft pafTe de plus memorable 
 dans I'archevechede Treves, et dans les eveches 
 de Metz, Toul, et Verdun, depuis I'entree de 
 Jules Cefar dans les Gaules, jufqu'a la mort de 
 Charles V. , due de Lorraine, arrivee en 1690. 
 Avec les pieces juftificatives a la fin. Le tout 
 enrichi des cartes, geographiques, de plans de 
 villes et d'eglifes, des fceaux, &c. 4 vol. Folio. 
 
 a 'Nancy, 1728 
 Vol. I. 
 Diflertations ; 
 
 Sur les premiers evefques de Feglife de Treves i 
 
 Catalogue des ecrivains de Lorraine - - xlvii 
 
 Origine de la maifon de Lorraine - - cix 
 
 Genealogie des dues de Lorraine, lifte des comptes de 
 Bar, &c. -....- cxxxi 
 
 Hiftoire, B.C. 58 — a.d. 1070. 
 Vol. 2. 
 Remarques fur les fceaux gravez dans I'hiftoire de Lor- 
 raine \%vith plates~\ ..... i 
 
 Explication des monnoyes [^vith plates~\ - xviii 
 
 Hiftoire, a.d. 1070-1608. 
 Vol. 3. Diflertations : 
 
 Sur le titre de Marchis, que prennent les dues de 
 Lorraine ...... i 
 
 Sur les duels, ou combats finguliers - - xi 
 
 Sur les falines .--.-- xxiii 
 Sur les fceaux, armoiriers, &c. . - xxxi 
 
 Liftes des abbayes, &c. . - . . 1 
 
 Hiftoire, a.d. 1608-1690. 
 Vol. 4. Preuves. 
 
 Another edition with La Bibliotheque de Lorraine, 7 vol. 
 
 folio, Par. 1745-57, but fome prefer the original edition. 
 
 Hiftoire de I'Ancienetdu NouveauTeftament, et 
 
 des Juifs, pour fervir d'introduftion a Thiftoire 
 
 ecclefiaflique de M. I'Abbe Fleury. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Ni/mes, 1780 
 Originally publi/hed in 4 vol. 4°. Par. 1737. 
 Other works : Hiftoire univerfelle. 17 vol. 4°. 1735- 
 177 1. Not much ejieemed. Traite fur les apparitions. 2 vol. 
 12^^. Par. 1751, &c. 
 
 Diflert. de Pfalmis graduum. Ugolinus, 32. 665 
 Diflert. de mufica, &c. Ibid. 32. 757 
 
 DifTert. in mufica inftrumenta Hebraeorum. 
 
 Ibid. 775 
 De nbO' Ibid. 32. 721 
 
 Diflert. de n!J3ab- 1^)'^. 32. 11 27 
 
 CALOVIUS, Abraham. 
 
 A celebrated Lutheran divine, and one of the ableft 
 opponents of the Socinians ; born, at Morungen, Brims.
 
 553 
 
 554 
 
 CALOVIUS, Abraham {contmued). 
 
 wick, 1612: ftudied at Konigfberg and Roftock, and be- 
 came fucceflively Profeffor at Koniglberg, Redtor at Dant- 
 zig, and Profeflbr of Theology at Wittemberg, where he 
 died 1 686. He was diftingui/hed for his knowledge of 
 the Oriental languages ; his Biblia Illuftrata forms a moft 
 ufeful commentary on the holy Scriptures, it contains the 
 whole of Grotius's Annotations, with refutations where 
 Calovius confiders them erroneous. 
 Biblia illuftrata, in quibus emphafes vocum ac 
 mens diftorum genuina e fontibus, contextu, 
 et analogia Scripturas eruuntur ; 2, Veriiones 
 prscipua; cum Ebraeo textu, vindicata ubique 
 hujus finceritate, conferuntur ; 3, Expofitiones 
 interprctum expenduntur veriores patrum ipfo- 
 rumet, B. Lutheri et aliorum theologorum 
 propriis verbis ftabiliuntur; 4, Loca difficiliora 
 expediuntur ; 5, Contradiftiones apparentes 
 difcutiuntur ; 6, Qu^ftiones varije folvuntur ; 
 7, Oracula prophetica de Chrifto, ejufque 
 regno, &c., ex Inftituto adferuntur ; 8, Cor- 
 ruptels Judccorum et hjereticorum loculenter 
 retunduntur; 9, Grotianje depravationes ex- 
 ploduntur. In quibus fimul annotata Grotii 
 exhibentur, &c., &c. Editio fecunda. 4 vol. 
 Folio. Drefd. 1 7 19 
 
 1. Genefis — Canticum Cant. 
 
 2. Prophetas. Libri Apocryphi. 
 
 3. Harmonia evangelica. Annotata. Matt. — A<fta. 
 
 4. Rom. — Apoc. 
 
 DilTert. hiftorico-thologica de ftatu Judasorum 
 
 ecclefiaftico et politico, ab anno primo naiivi- 
 
 tatis Chrifti, ufque ad excidium Hierofolyms. 
 
 Ugolinus, 24. 1027 
 
 CALPHURNIUS. 
 
 A Sicilian poet of the third century. 
 
 Eclogje. Maittairc, Opera Poet. 2. 1274 
 
 Walker, W. S. Corpus Poet. Lat. 
 
 CALTHROP, John, M.A., Vicar of Golberton, 
 Lincolnfhire, Curate of Ifleham, Cambridgefh. 
 
 Sermons ; chiefly parochial and family. 2 vol. 
 8°. Land. 1839 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Rom. 13. I. The neceflity of laws. [Aflize ferm.] i 
 Rev. 20. 12. The general judgment. [Affize ferm.] 23 
 Adls, 13. 38, 39. Good Friday. The atonement 49 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 36-38. Eafter day. The refurredion of the 
 dead ..-..-.y4 
 
 Gen. 28. 17. The houfe of God - - 102 
 
 Rev. 10. 5, 6. The clofe of the year - - 120 
 
 Ifa. 57. 2. Funeral fermon - - - 134 
 
 Pfa. 19. I. Superiority of man over all created matter. 
 [Eclipfe of the fun.] - - - - - 150 
 
 Pfa. 19.4. The joyful found of the gofpel. [S.P.G.F.P.] 
 
 169 
 Matt. 18. 14. The duty and policy of educating children 
 
 181 
 Prov. 27. I. New Year ... - 201 
 
 2 Kings, 18. 19. God the protestor of all nations. 
 [General faft.] - - - . - 214 
 
 Prov. 6. 6—8. The advantages of induftry and fore- 
 thought 228 
 
 Pfa. 133. I. The advantages of friendly union. [Benefit 
 Club.] .-.---- 241 
 
 Jer. 23. 5, 6. Chriftmas day - - . - 252 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 5, 6. Clofe of the year - - 275 
 
 Ezek. 7. 27. Funeral fermon on Princefs Charlotte 
 
 CALTHROP, John, M.A. {continued). 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 12. The healing waters - - 302 
 
 Mark, 13. 37. Watch .... ^20 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. 55. I. The gracious invitation - - i 
 
 Adls, 26. 28. Paul before Felix and Agrippa 22 
 
 I Cor, 3. II. The only foundation of Chriftian hope 37 
 Ifa. 32. 3. The awakening meffage - - 57 
 
 Dan. 3. 25. The faving mercy and power of Chrift ex- 
 hibited in the Old Teftament - - - 87 
 John, 8. 46. The truth of Chrift. A proof of his 
 authority and divinity - - - . 108 
 Matt. 9. 9. The call of Matthew - - 122 
 John, 14. 15. The proof of our love to Chrift 140 
 Ads, 17. 23. St. Paul at Athens - - 155 
 
 1 John, 2. 12. Afteftionate advice to the young 168 
 John, 16. 33, The peace of God - - - 193 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. The Chriftian embaffage - 207 
 Prov. 4. 23. The neceffity of guarding the heart 220 
 A(ft:s, 23. I. The anfwer of a good confcience 234 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 23. The price of falvation - - 249 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 21. The neceflity of putting Chriftian know 
 ledge into pradlice _ - - - 263 
 
 1 Tim. 3, 9. Faith and confcience - - 278 
 
 2 Cor. 3. II, 12. The glory thatexalteth - 293 
 Heb. 10. 9. The obedience of Chrift an incentive to 
 
 ours .-_-.-- 307 
 
 z Cor. 13. 5. Self-examination - - - 322 
 
 CALVIN, John. 
 
 A reformer, who furpaffed almoft all his contemporaries 
 in laborious application, conftancy of mind, force of elo- 
 quence, and extent of genius. Born at Noyon, in Picardy, 
 1509. Educated ac Paris with a view to the Church, but 
 became dilTlitisfied with the tenets of the Church of Rome 
 and ftudied the law. Chofen one of the minifters of 
 Geneva, and Profeffor of Divinity 1536. Died 1564. As 
 a commentator on Scripture he ftands in the firft rank. 
 Bifhop Horfley, who has left a high eulogium of him, fays 
 that in the ftudy of the Scriptures Calvin was one that he 
 moft frequently confulted. His Inftitutes are a model of 
 exa6t compofition and elegant latinity. The beft printed 
 edition of his Latin works is that of Amft. 1671. 9 vol. 
 folio. The whole of the Latin Commentaries have been 
 either already publiihed or are in courfe of publication in 
 Englifh by the Calvin Tranflation Society, with the excep- 
 tion of the Homiliae in I. librum Samuelis, and Condones 
 in Jobum, which are not intended to be comprifed in the 
 feries. Of the latter an old Englifti tranflation is extant. 
 In addition to the Latin commentaries, and forming quite 
 diftindt works, the fermons of Calvin on the following 
 books of Scripture have been publiihed in French, and 
 tranflated into Englifh, — Deuteronomy, folio, 1583 ; Gala- 
 tians, 1574; Ephefians, 4'% 1577; Timothy and Titus, 
 4°, 1579. They are all of very rare occurrence. 
 
 Opera. 7 vol. in 15. Folio. Gen. 1617, &c. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Vita Calvini, a T. Beza. 
 Commentarii in quinque libros Mofis, Genefis feorfim ; 
 
 reliqui quatuor in formam harmonia digefti, cum 
 
 triplici indice. 
 Commentarius in librum Jofue, cum indice. 
 Vol. 2. Homiliae in I. librum Samuelis. 
 Vol. 3. In librum Jobi conciones. 
 Vol. 4. Commentarius in librum Pfalmorum. 
 Vol. 5. Commentarii in Ifaiam prophetam. 
 Vol. 6. Praeledtiones in librum prophetiaium Jeremiae 
 
 et Lamentationes. 
 Vol. 7. Praeleftiones in Ezechielis prophets viginti capita 
 
 priora. 
 Vol. 8. Pra?ledliones in librum prophetiarum Danielis. 
 Vol. 9. Praelediones in xii. prophetas minores. 
 Vol. 10. Harmonia ex evangcliftis tribus compofita, 
 
 Matthxo, Marco, et Luca, commentariis expofita ; et 
 
 in Johannem evangeliftam commentarius.
 
 555 
 
 5S6 
 
 CALVIN, John {contmucJ). 
 
 Vol. II. Commentarii in Afta Apoftolorum. 
 
 Vol. 12. Commentarii in omnes epiftol.is Pauli et in 
 
 epiftolas canonicas. 
 Vol. 13. Inftitutiones Chriftianse religionis. 
 Vol. 14. Epiftolae et refponfa. 
 Vol. 15. Traftatus theologici omnes. — 
 Pars I. 
 De coena Domini ------ i 
 
 Epinicion, Chrifti cantatum - - - 11 
 
 Catechifmus. Adjundla etiam formula, tum precum 
 
 publicarum tum adminiftrationis facramentorum 12 
 De neceflitate reformandae Ecclefiae - - 43 
 
 De fcandalis ------ 85 
 
 Formula confeffionis fidei, &c. - . - 105 
 
 Confeflio Ecclefiarum Gallicarum - - 107 
 
 Pars II. OaJJIs I. 
 I. Sadoleti epiftola ad S. P. Q;_Genevenfen, et Calvini 
 
 refponflo - - - - - - - 114 
 
 Defenflo doftrina de fervitute et liberatione humani 
 
 arbitrii, adverfus Pighium - - - 134 
 
 Scholia in admonitionem paternam Pauli III. - 201 
 Antidotum adverfus articulos facultatis Theologise Sor- 
 
 bonicae - - - - - - 219 
 
 Admonicio de perquirendis reliquiis - - 234 
 
 A6ta Synodi Tridentina, cum antidoto - 250 
 
 Interim adultero-Germanum, cui adjedla eft, vera Chrift- 
 
 ianae pacificationis, et ecclefias reformandae ratio 301 
 Refponfio ad Verfipellem quendam mediatorem 351 
 Refponflo ad Balduini convitia - - * 3^5 
 
 Gratulatioad G. de Saconay, praecentorem Lugdunenfem 
 
 371 
 Cenfura brevis, feu refutatio calumniarum A. Cathalani 
 
 382 
 C/aJJIs II. 
 Pfychopannychia, qua refellitur eorum error, qui animas 
 
 poft mortem ulque ad ultimum judicium dormire 
 
 putant ------ 387 
 
 Brevis inftrudlio adverfus errores communis feftae Ana- 
 
 baptiftarum - - - - - -411 
 
 Adverfus fanaticam et furiofam feftam Libertlnorum qui 
 
 fe fpirituales vocant - - - - 433 
 
 Adverfus Francifcanum Libertinorum erroris fecflatorem 
 
 467 
 C/affis III. 
 
 De fugiendis impiorum illicitis facris epiftola - 475 
 De papifticis facerdotiis, vel adminiftrandis, vel abiicien- 
 
 dis, altera epiftola ----- 489 
 
 De vitandis fuperftitionibus - - - - 503 
 
 Excufatio ad pfeudo-Nicodemos. Quibus acceflere P. 
 
 Melanchthonis, M. Buceri, &c., de eadem re refponfa 
 
 514 
 
 Conciones quatuor. 
 
 Pfa. 16. 3. De fugienda idololatria - - 529 
 
 Heb. 13. 13. De perfecutione ferenda - - 538 
 
 Pfa. 27. 4. De pulchritudine domus Domini 547 
 
 Pfa. 27. 8. De Deo libere colendo - - 555 
 
 Confutatio cujufdam Hollandi - - - 563 
 
 C/afis IV. 
 
 Adverfus aftrologiam judiciariam - - 580 
 
 C/aJ/Js V. 
 
 Defenfio orthodoxae fidei S. Trinitatis, adverfus prodi- 
 giofos errores Serveti ----- 592 
 
 Adverfus Valentinum Gentilem - - - 659 
 
 Refponfum ad quaeftiones G. Blandatras - - 679 
 
 Refponfum ad fratres Polonos, quomodo Mediator fit 
 Chriftus - 682 
 
 Admonitio et epiftola ad fratres Polonos - - 6S3 
 
 C/afis VI. 
 
 De aeternae Dei praedeftinatione, et refponfio ad Nebulonis 
 calumnias ----- 688 
 
 Calumniae Nebulonis cujufdam adverfus doftrinam J. Cal- 
 vini de occulta Dei providentia, et ad eas Calvini re- 
 fponfio - 733 
 
 CALVIN, John {continued). 
 Clajfis VII. 
 Confenfio mutua in re ficramentaria miniftrorum Tigu- 
 
 rinas ecclefiae - - - - - - 752 
 
 Secunda defenfio de facramentis fidei contra Joachimi 
 
 Weftphali calumnias - - - - 765 
 
 Admonitio ultima ----- 794 
 
 De vera participatione Chrifti in cana - - 839 
 
 L. A. Senecae de dementia libri II. cum J. Calvini com- 
 
 mentariis ..---- i 
 
 Oeuvres Fran9ois de J. Calvin, recueillies pour 
 la premiere fois. Precedees de fa vie par 
 Theod. de Beze, et d'une notice bibliogra- 
 phique, par P. L. Jacob, bibliophile. 12°. 
 
 Par. 1842 
 La vie de Calvin, par T. de Beze - - i 
 
 Traite par lequel il eft prouve que les ames veillent et 
 vivent apres qu'elles font forties des corps - 26 
 
 Traite contre I'aftrologie - - - - 107 
 
 Avertifement du grand profit Til fe faifoit inventaire de 
 tous les reliques - - - - - 135 
 
 Petit traite de la S. Cene - - - - 181 
 
 Quatre fermons traitant, — 
 
 Pfa. 16. 3. Exhortation defuirl'idolatrie exterieure 214 
 Heb. 13. 13. Exhortation a fouft'rir perfecution 231 
 Pfa. 27. 4 ------ 248 
 
 Pfa. 27. 8 264 
 
 Expofition fur le Pfeaume 87 - - - - 281 
 
 Contre un Francifcain feftateur des erreurs des Libertins 
 
 ,293 
 
 Reformation pour impofer filence a un certain belitre 
 
 nomme Antoine Cathelan - - - 313 
 
 Sur les Pfaumes de David traduits par Clement Marot 325 
 
 Confeftion de foi au nom des eglifes reformees de France 
 
 330 
 Commentaries on the firft book of Mofes, called 
 Genefis. Tranflated from the original Latin, 
 and compared with the French edition, by 
 the Rev. John King, M.A. of Qiieen's College, 
 Cambridge. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1847-50 
 Vol. I. 1847. Chap. 1-23. 
 Vol. 2. 1850. Chap. 24-50. Index. 
 Commentaries on the four laft books of Mofes, 
 arranged in the form of a harmony. Trans- 
 lated from the original Latin, and compared 
 with the French edition, with annotations, 
 &c., by the Rev. Charles William Bingham, 
 M.A., reftor of Melcombe-Horfey, Dorfet. 
 4 vol. 8°. Ed. Cnlv. Tra?ijl. Soc. 1 852, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2, 3, 4, not yet publiftied. 
 
 Sermons upon the fifth booke of Mofes, called 
 Deuteronomie. Tranflated out of French, by 
 A. Golding. Folio. Lond. 1583 
 
 This is a different and larger work from Calvin's Com- 
 mentaiy on Deuteronomy. 
 
 Sermons on the booke of Job. Tranflated out 
 of French, by Arthur Golding. Folio. 
 
 Lo?id. 1584 
 A commentary on the Pfalms, tranflated. 3 vol. 
 8°. Oxf. 1840 
 
 Commentary on the book of Pfalms, Tranflated 
 from the original Latin, and collated with the 
 author's French verfion, by the Rev. James 
 Andcrfon. 5 vol. 8'^. 
 
 Edin. Cnhin Tranjl. Soc. 1845-49 
 Commentary on the book of the prophet Ifaiah. 
 
 I
 
 557 
 
 558 
 
 CALVIN, John {continued). 
 
 Tranflatcd from the original Latin, by the 
 Rev. William Pringle. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1850 
 Vol. I. 1850. Chap. 1-16. 
 
 Vol. 2. 185 I. Chap. 17-32, with a tranflation of Cal- 
 vin's verfion of Ifaiah, chap. i. 32. 
 Vol. 3, 4. Not yet publifhed. 
 
 yi tranflation of the commentary on Ifaiab •was fublijhed in 
 1609, folio. 
 
 Commentaries on the book of the prophet Jere- 
 miah and Lamentations. Tranflatcd from the 
 Latin, and edited by the Rev. John Owen, 
 Vicar of Thruffington. 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1850 
 Vol. I. 1850. Chap. 1-9. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1 85 1. Chap. IC-19, with a tranflation of Cal- 
 vin's verfion of Jeremiah, chap. 1-19. 
 Vol. 3, 4, 5. Not yet publiihed. 
 
 In xxi. prima Ezekielis capita prEeleftiones. 8°. 
 
 Gen. 1565 
 Le9ons, ou commentaires et expofitions fur les 
 vingts premiers chapitres du prophete Eze- 
 chiel. Recuelli premierement en Latin, et 
 depuis traduit en Fran9ois. Fol. Gen. 1565 
 Commentaries on the firft twenty chapters of 
 Ezekiel. Now firit tranflatcd from the ori- 
 ginal Latin, and collated with the French 
 verfion, by Thomas Myers, M.A., Vicar of 
 Shcriff-Hutton. 2 vol.' 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1849-50 
 Vol. I. 1849. Chap. 1-12. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1850. Chap. 13-20, with tranflation ofthefirfl: 
 twenty chapters as modified by thefe commentaries, 
 and diflertations on important fubjedls, treated of in 
 thefe ledtures. Index. 
 
 Commentaries on the book of the prophet Da- 
 niel. Now firft tranflatcd from the original 
 Latin, and collated with the French verfion, 
 with diflertations, new tranflation of the text 
 and copious indices. By Thomas Myers, 
 M.A., Vicar of SherifF-Hutton, Yorklhire. 
 2 vol. 8°. Edin. Calv. TrJ Soc. 1852 
 
 Vol. I. 1852. Chap. 1-6. Diflertations. 
 Vol. 2. Not yet publi/hed. 
 Commentaries on the twelve minor prophets. 
 Now firft tranflatcd from the original Latin. 
 By the Rev. John Owen, Vicar of Thrufling- 
 ton. 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calv. Tranjl. Soc. 1846-49 
 Vol. I. 1846. Hofea. 
 Vol. 2. 1846. Joel, Amos, Obadiah. 
 Vol. 3. 1847. Jonah, Micah, Nahum. New tranfla- 
 
 tions, as modified by Calvin's Commentaries. 
 Vol. 4. 1848. Hubakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai. With 
 
 new tranflations. 
 Vol. 5. 1849. Zechariah and Malachl. With new 
 tranflations. Index. 
 A harmonic upon the three evangelifts, Mat- 
 thew, Mark, and Luke, with commentaries 
 tranflatcd. Whcreunto is alfo added, A com- 
 mentarie upon the evangeliftS. John. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1610 i 
 Commentary on a harmony of the evangelifts 
 Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Tranflatcd from 
 
 CALVIN, John {continued). 
 
 the original Latin, and collated with the au- 
 thor's French verfion. By the Rev. William 
 Pringle. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1845-46 
 Commentary on the Gofpel according to John, 
 a new tranflation from the original Latin. By 
 the Rev. William Pringle. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1847 
 Commentary on the Adts of the Apofllcs. Edited 
 from the original Englifli tranflation of Chris- 
 topher Featherftone, ftudent of divinity. By 
 H. Beveridgc, Efq. 2 vol. 8°. Edin. 1844 
 Vol. I. Chap, i-xiii. Vol. 2. Chap, xiv-xxviii. Index. 
 Commentary on Romans, with life by Bcza, 
 tranflatcd by Sifibn. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Commentary upon the Epiftlc of St. Paul to the 
 Romans. Edited from the original Englifli 
 tranflation of Chriftopher Roficll, preacher. 
 By Henry Bevcridge, Efq. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1 844 
 Commentaries on the Epiftle of Paul to the 
 Romans. Tranflatcd and edited by the Rev. 
 John Owen, Vicar of Thruflington. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. i 849 
 Commentary on the Epiftles of Paul the Apoftle 
 to the Corinthians. Tranflatcd from the ori- 
 ginal Latin, and collated with the author's 
 French verfion. By the Rev. John Pringle. 
 2 vol. 8°. Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1848 
 Vol. I. T848. I Cor. 1-14. 
 Vol. 2. 1849. 1 Cor. 15, 16 5 2 Cor. ; Index. 
 Sermons upon the Epiftle to the Galathians, 
 tranflatcd. 4°. Lond. 1574 
 
 A different work from the Commentaiy on Galatians. 
 Commentaries on the Epiftles of Paul the Apoftle 
 to the Philippians, Coloflians, and Theflalo- 
 nians. Tranflatcd and edited from the ori- 
 ginal Latin, and collated with the French 
 verfion. By the Rev. John Pringle. With 
 four homilies or fermons [viz. : 
 Pfa. 16. 3. On fleeing external idolatry - 395 
 Heb. 13. 13. On enduring perfecution - 416 
 
 Pfi. 27. 4. On enjoying church ordinances - 435 
 Pfa. 27. 8. On ferving God purely - 45-] 
 
 And, an expofition of Pfalm 87. 
 
 8°. Edin. Cahin Tranjl. Soc. 185 1 
 
 Sermone fur les deux Epiftres a Timothee, et 
 fur I'Epiftre a Tite. Folio. Gen. 1563 
 
 This work is different from Calvin's commentary on 
 thefe books. It was publiflied in Englifli, 4°, 1579. 
 Commentary on Hebrews, tranflatcd by a bene- 
 ficed clergyman of the Church of England. 
 12°. Lond. 1 841 
 
 The following volumes are preparing for publication by 
 the Calvin Tranflation Society : — Commentary on Gala- 
 tians and Ephefians, i vol. On Timothy, Titus, and 
 Philemon, i vol. On Peter, John, James, and Jude, 
 I vol. 
 
 Inftitutes of the Chriftian religion. A new trans- 
 lation, by Henry Bevcridge, Efq. 3 vol. S°. 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Soc. 1845-46 
 Vol. I. 1845. 
 Introductory notice ; catalogue railonnee ot the earlier
 
 559 
 
 560 
 
 CALVIN, John {continued). 
 
 editions of Calvin's Inftitutes ; fac-fimiles of titles ; 
 
 prefaces to various editions; general index of chapters. 
 Book I. Of the knowledge of God the Creator 45 
 
 Book II. Of the knowledge of God the Redeemer, in 
 
 Chrill ------- 27^ 
 
 Vol.2. 1845. 
 Book II. continued - . . - . 1 
 
 Book III. The mode of obtaining the grace of Chrift, 
 the benefits it confers, and the eft'edls refulting from 
 
 it - - 83 
 
 Vol. 3. 1S46. 
 
 Book IV. Of the holy Catholic Church - 1 
 
 One hundred aphorifms, containing the iubftance and 
 order of the four books of the inftitutes of the 
 Chriftian religion. By the Rev. William Pringle 555 
 
 Tables and indices. 
 
 Another. Tranflated from the original Latin, 
 
 and collated with the author's lall edition in 
 
 French. 2 vol. 8°. Zi-W. 1838 
 
 Trafts, tranflated from the original Latin, by 
 
 Henry Beveridge, Efq. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. Calvin Tranjl. Sotr. 1 849-5 ' 
 Vol. I. 1844. 
 Tradts relating to the Reformation : 
 
 Life of John Calvin, by Theodore Bera - xvii-c 
 Letter by James Sadolet, a Roman cardinal, to the 
 fenate and people of Geneva . - - 3 
 
 Reply by Calvin to Sadolet's letter - - 25 
 
 Articles agreed upon by the Faculty of Sacred Theo- 
 logy of Paris, with the antidote - - 72 
 The neceflity of reforming the Church - 123 
 A paternal admonition by the Roman pontiff, Paul 
 III., to the moft invincible emperor Charles V. 237 
 Remarks on the letter of Paul III. - - 257 
 An admonition fhewing the advantages which Chrift- 
 endom might derive from an inventory of relics 289 
 
 Index 343 
 
 Vol. 2. 1849. 
 Containing treatifes on the facraments, &c. 
 
 Catechifm of the church of Geneva - - 33 
 
 Forms of prayer ... - - 95 
 
 Form of adminiftering the facraments - - 114 
 
 Vifitation of the fick .... 127 
 
 Brief confeffion of faith - - - - 130 
 
 Confeflion of faith of the reformed churches of 
 France -..-.. 137 
 
 Short treatife on the Lord's fupper - - 163 
 
 Mutual confent as to the facraments between the 
 minifters of the church of Zurich and John Calvin 
 
 199 
 Second defence of the facraments - - 245 
 
 Laft admonition to Joachim Weftphael - 346 
 
 True partaking of the flefh and blood of Chrift 495 
 Beft method of concord on the facraments 573 
 
 Index. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1851. 
 Containing Antidote to the Council of Trent, &c. 
 
 Canons and decrees of the Council of Trent, with 
 
 the Antidote, 1547 .... 17 
 
 Adultero-German Interim, with Calvin's refutation 
 
 189 
 
 The true method of reforming the Church, and 
 
 healing her divifions - . _ . 240 
 
 The finfulnefs of outward conformity to Romifli rites 
 
 . , . . 358 
 
 Pfychopannychia ; or, the foul's imaginary fleep be- 
 tween death and judgment, 1534 - 413 
 Index. 
 Rudimenta fidei Chriftianas; vel, rudis et element- 
 aria quajdam inftitutio, quam catechifmus ve- 
 tcres appellarunt. Huic addita eft eccleiiafti- 
 
 CALVIN, John [continued). 
 
 carum precum formula, Gr. et Lat. [Anon.] 
 16°. H, Stephanus, 1563 
 
 Catechifm. Confeffion of Faith, ed. Watfon 
 
 Common Prayer Book. 
 
 Phenix, 2.204. Conf of Faith, ed. Watfon 
 
 (Memoirs of the life and writings of) Compiled 
 from the narrative of Theodore Beza and 
 other authentic documents, accompanied with 
 biographical fketches of the Reformation. By 
 John Mackenzie. 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 A life of Calvin has been written by Audin, a Roman 
 
 Catholic. Alfo, Life and Correfpondence, by Dyer. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1849. I^'^'^ 3nd Times, by Paul Henry, tranflated 
 
 byStebbing. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1849. His Merits as an 
 
 Interpreter of Scripture. 12°. 1S45. 
 
 CALVINO-LUTHERANISMUS ; or, an effay 
 
 on the myfteries of predeftination [on Deut. 29. 29], 
 free-will, repentance, &c. lUuftrated with curious notes, 
 varii argumenti j wherein are made fundry obfervations 
 on the Chriftian Philofopher, the Chriftian Free-thinker, 
 Mr. H — y's Coup-de-Grace, Mr. Warburton, Mr. Wes- 
 ley, &c. &c. &c., together with an apology in defence of 
 Cardan, Machiavel, and Vanini. By T. S. O. R., Cos- 
 mopolitanus, e Soc. J., and R. C. With a compleat 
 index of books and authorities, printed or manufcript, 
 herein ufed. i— xxx. Pp. 96. 8°. Lond. 1 745 
 
 CALVUS. 
 
 Caroli, et fucceflbrum aliquot Francias regum, 
 capitula. Sirmondi Opera Varia, 3. i 
 
 CAMBACERES, The Abbe. 
 
 Born at Paris 1721. Became preacher to the King, and 
 Canon and Archdeacon of the Church of Montpellier. 
 Died 1802. He obtained much celebrity as a pulpit 
 orator, and fpoke with great boldnefs when preaching be- 
 fore Louis XV. 
 
 Sermons. Nouvelle edition, revue, corrigee, et 
 augmentee d'un difcours preliminaire. 12°. 
 
 Paris, 1787 
 Vol. I. 
 Difcours preliminaire - . . . 1—154- 
 
 Containing a Jummary of the truths of Chrijlianity in a clear 
 and forcible manner. 
 I Cor. I. I. La divinite de la rel. Chret. - I 
 
 Matt. II. 28. Le bonheur - - - - 79 
 
 Col. 2. 8. Sur les incredules . - - - 149 
 
 Gal. 6. Mihi abfit gloriari. Les fouflrances 229 
 
 I.Iatt. 4. 4. Sur la parole de Dieu - . 288 
 
 Joan. 6. Accepit panes. L'aumone - - 34S 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pf. 1 10. Initium fapientia. La crainte de Dieu I 
 
 Luc, 6. 3. Sur le pardon des ennemis - - 58 
 
 Rom. 7. Invifibilia ipfius. Le Paradis - - 117 
 
 Luc, 2. Tulerunt ilium. La loi de Dieu - 161 
 
 Matt. 24. Praedicabitur evang. Sur le jugement der- 
 nier .-----. 225 
 Gen. 3. Pulvis es. Sur la mort - - 270 
 Matt. 5. 48. Sur le falut .... 319 
 Luc, 16. Mortuus eft dives. L'enfer - 386 
 Matt. 21. Domus mea. Sur le refpedl pour les temples 
 
 445 
 
 I Cor. 2. 7. L'avenement du Meflie - - 499 
 
 Pf. 87. .^ftimatus fum. La refurredion de J. C. 545 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Matt. 16. Abneget femetipfum. La vertu - i 
 
 Matt. 5. Luceat lux. Le bon exemple - 91 
 
 Luc, 10. Diliges Dominum. L'amour de Dieu 145 
 
 Luc, 3. Facite ergo. La converfion - - 206 
 
 Matt. 21. Dicite filiae Sion. La communion 265
 
 56i 
 
 562 
 
 CAMBACERES, The Abbe {continued). 
 
 Ifa. 53. Vidimus eum. Sur la pafTion de J. C. 325 
 
 Prov. 31. Multae filias. Les grandeurs de Marie 393 
 
 Matt. 12. 42. Panegyrique de S. Louis - 445 
 
 CAMBRIDGE, George Owen, A.M., F.A.S., 
 
 Archdeacon of Middlefex. 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the archdeaconry of 
 Middlefex at the primary viiitation in 1806. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1806 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the archdeaconry of 
 Middlefex at the vifitation in 1808. 8°. Lond. 1808 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the archdeaconry of 
 Middlefex at the vifitation in 181 1. 8°. Lond. 181 1 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of Middlelex at the vifi- 
 tation holden in 1817. 8°. Lond. 1817 
 
 CAMBRIDGE Tracts. A colleaion of trads 
 concerning predeftination and providence, and 
 the other points depending on them. 8°. 
 
 Canib, 1 7 19 
 Plaifere, John, D.D. An appeal to the Gofpel, for the 
 true dodlrine of divine predeftination concorded with 
 the orthodox dodtrine of God's free grace and man's 
 free will, with an appendix concerning the falvability 
 of the heathen ..... j 
 
 A letter of the learned Charles Potter, D.D., vindicating 
 hisfentiments touching the predeftinarian controverfies 
 
 223 
 
 The examination of Tilenus before the triers, in order 
 
 to his intended fettlement in the office of a public 
 
 preacher in the Commonwealth of Utopia. By Bp. 
 
 Womock ----.. 2.\i 
 
 A difpulation concerning the neceffity and contingency 
 
 of events in the world in refpc(fl of God's eternal 
 
 decrees. By Thomas Goad, D.D. 
 
 This volume was edited by Thomas Parne, M.A., and 
 
 John Bellman, both of Trinity College, Cambridge. It is 
 
 of very rare occurrence. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE Prize Poems. A complete col- 
 le6tion of fuch Englifli poems as have obtained 
 the annual premium inftituted in the Univer- 
 fity of Cambridge by the Rev. T. Seaton, 
 M.A., 1 750-1 806. A new edition. 2 vol. 
 8°. C^mL 1 81 7 
 
 By Smart, Porteus, Scott, Hay, Hayes, Madan, Wrang- 
 
 ham, &c. 
 
 CANTABRIGIENSES (Musae), feu carmina 
 qusdam numifmate aureo Cantabrigis ornata, 
 et procancellarii permiffu edita. 8°. Lond. l^io 
 
 CANTABRIGIENSES (Graduati), five cata- 
 logus, exhibens nomina eorum quos ab anno 
 1659 ufque ad decimum diem Oftobris 1823, 
 gradu quocunque ornavit Academia Canta- 
 brigienfis. Royal 8°. Cantab. 1823 
 
 CAMBRIDGE University Calendar for various 
 years, from 1801 to 1852. 12°. Ca?nb.v.y. 
 
 CAMDEN, William, Efq., Clarencieux King-of- 
 Arms. 
 
 One of the moft eminent ofEnglifh antiquaries. Born 
 1551. Educated at St. Paul's School. Entered Magdalen 
 College, Oxford, at 15. Mafter of Weftminfter School, 
 1575, for which fchool he compofed the Weftminfter 
 Greek Grammar, which is ftill in ufe. Clarencieux King- 
 at-arms, 1597. Died 1623. 
 
 Remaines concerning Britaine ; their languages, 
 names, furnames, allufions, anagram mes, ar- 
 mories, monies, emprefes, apparel, artillarie, 
 wife fpeeches, proverbs, poefies, epitaphes. 
 
 CAMDEN, William {continued). 
 
 The fift imprefTion, with many rare anti- 
 quities never before imprinted, by the induftry 
 and care of John Philipot Somerfet, herald. 
 4°. Lond. 1637 
 
 Britannia, five florentifiimorum regnorum An- 
 glia;, Scotiae, Hibernia;, et infularum adjaccn- 
 tium, ex intima antiquitate chorographica 
 defcriptio. 8°. Lond. 1587 
 
 Britannia, five florentifiimorum regnorum An- 
 glise, Scotia, Hibernia;, et infularum adjacen- 
 tium, ex intima antiquitate chorographica de- 
 fcriptio : nunc poftremo recognita plurimis 
 locis magna acccfiione adauda, et chartis cho- 
 rographicis illuftrata. Folio. Lond. 1607 
 
 Britannia ; or, a chorographical defcription of 
 Great Britain and Ireland, together with the 
 adjacent iflands. Tranfiated, with additions 
 and improvements, by Edmund Gibfon, D.D., 
 biftiop of London. Fourth edition, printed 
 from a copy left correfted by the bifhop for 
 the prefs. 2 vol. Folio. Lond. 1772 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Dedication and prefaces _ _ _ _ iii 
 
 Life of Camden _ _ . - . xv 
 
 Lift of books and treatifes relating to the antiquities of 
 
 England. 
 Antoninus's itinerary through Britain - xlvii 
 
 Britain, its firft inhabitants, their manners. The Ro- 
 mans in Britain. Britifh coins. Roman coins. De- 
 ftrudlion of Britain. Pifts. Scots. Englifti. Saxons. 
 Saxon coins. Normans. Degrees in England. Law 
 courts, &c. ....-- I 
 
 The counties of England and Wales - - 141 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The counties of England and Wales {continued). 
 The union of England and Scotland - - 221 
 
 Scotland, its divifion j its ftates or degrees; its courts of 
 juftice ------- 237 
 
 The counties of Scotland - - - - 257 
 
 Ireland ; its government, courts of tribunal j its divifion 
 
 315 
 The counties of Ireland - - - - 335 
 
 Ancient and modern cuftoms of the Irifh - 377 
 
 Britifh iflands, with a difcourfe concerning the Thule of 
 the ancients, by Sir Robert Sibbald - - 385 
 
 Appendix. 
 The annals of Ireland . - - - 437 
 
 The hiftory of the O'Neals and their rebellions in Ireland 
 
 467 
 The chronicle of the kings of Man - - 479 
 
 The infertions made by Dr. Holland in his Englifli trans- 
 lation of Camden's Britannia - - - 487 
 Index. 
 
 An edition of the Britannia, enlarged by Richard Gough, 
 was publiftied at London, 1789, in 3 vol. folio, and again 
 in 1806, in 4 vol. folio; but the latter is not io much 
 efteemed as that of 17S9. 
 
 Anglica, Normannica, Hibernica, Cambrica, ave- 
 teribus fcripta, ex quibus Afl'er Manevenfis, An- 
 onymus de vitaGulielmi Conquefioris, Thomas 
 Walfingham, Thomas de la More, Gulielmus 
 Gemiticenfir, Giraldus Cambrenfis ; plerique 
 nunc primum in luccm editi, ex Bibliotheca 
 Guilielmi Camdeni. Folio. Franc. 1603 
 
 Epiftola dedicatoria, Parkeri prsefatio, &c. - Ff. 5 
 
 Afferus de .i^lfredi rebus geftis - - - i 
 
 o o
 
 563 
 
 564 
 
 CAMDEN, William {continued). 
 
 Fragmentum de Guilhelmo Conqueftore - - 29 
 
 Thomas Walfingham hiftoria brevis, ab Edwardo I. ad 
 
 Henricum V. - - - - - 37 
 Ypodigma Neuftriae vel Normanniae, ab irruptione 
 
 Normannorum ufque ad annum fextum regni Hen- 
 
 rici V. ------ - 409 
 
 Thomae de la Moor vita, et mors Edwardi II. 593 
 
 Wilhelmus Gemiticeniis de ducum Normannorum geftis 
 
 604 
 Silveftri Giraldi Cambrenfis topographia Hiberniae, five de 
 
 mirabilibus Hiberniae . - - - 692 
 
 Expugnatio Hiberniae, five hiftoria vaticinalis 755 
 
 Itinerarium Cambriae ; feu laboriofae Balduini 
 
 Cantuar. Archiepifcopi per Walliam legationis accurata 
 defcriptio, cum annotationibus Davidis Poveli S. Theol. 
 Prof. - - - - - .- . - ^'.5 
 
 Cambria? defcriptio, cum annotationibus Davidis 
 
 Poveli ------ 879 
 
 D. Poveli epiftola de Britannica hiftoria rede intelli- 
 
 genda, et cum Romania fcriptoribus reconcilianda 892 
 
 Index verborum et rerum - _ - [Ff. 16] 
 
 Annalcs rerum Anglicarum et Hibernicarum, reg- 
 nante Elizabetha. Prima pars emendatior 
 altera nunc primum in lucem edita. 8°. 
 
 Lugd. Bat. Elz. 1625 
 Pars I. 1558-1588. Pars 2. 1589-1603. 
 This valuable work was reprinted by the eminent anti- 
 quary, Thomas Hearne, in 1717, 3 vol. 8°., from Dr. 
 Smith's copy corredled by Camden's own liand. 
 Annals of Queen Elizabeth. 
 Annals of James I. Bifhop Kennet's Hift., 2 
 
 CAMELL, Robert, LL.D., Reftor of Bradwell, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Three fermons, preached in Great Yarmouth ; 
 with a preface in vindication of the author. 
 8°. Land. 1726 
 
 Pfa. 137. 1. The great benefit of afHidtions - 19 
 
 Jer. 6. 8. The long-fuftering of God, with refpeft to 
 finful communities - . - - 43 
 
 Gal. 4. 16. The duty of Chrift's minifters, and the of- 
 fence by fome taken at their dodtrine, confidered 70 
 
 CAMENIATA, Joannes. 
 
 Hiiloria, Gr. et Lat. Byzantine Hiftories, 19 
 
 CAMERARIUS, Joachim. 
 
 A learned writer. Born at Bamberg, 1 500. Educated 
 at Leipfig. Joined the Reformers. Became profefTor at 
 Nuremberg, and afterwards at Leipfig. Died 1575. He 
 tranflated feveral Greek authors into Latin. 
 
 Commentarius in Novum Foedus, in quo et 
 figurae fermonis, et verborum fignificatio, et 
 orationis fententia, ad illius Foederis intelligen- 
 tiam certiorem, traftantur. 
 [Novum Teft. T. Bezse. Fol. Cantab. \6^z.] 
 
 Vita Melanchthonis. See Melanchthon. 
 
 CAMERON, John. 
 
 A celebrated divine. Born at Glafgow about 1580. Stu- 
 died at that univerfity. Went to France 1600, and was 
 appointed mafter of the new Proteftant college at Bergerac. 
 Afterwards became Profeflbr of Philofophy at Sedan. One 
 of the minifters of Bordeaux, 1608, and acquired fuch great 
 reputation that he was made fucceflbr to Gomarus, as Pro- 
 feflbr of Divinity at Saumur. Profeflbr of Divinity at Glas- 
 gow, 1620; but returned in a year to Saumur. Profeflbr 
 at Montaubon, 1624. Died 1625. He was a man of good 
 genius and judgment, a good philofopher ; not much ac- 
 quainted with the works of the fathers; obftinate in his 
 opinions. He adopted a more enlarged mode of explain- 
 
 CAMERON, John {continued). 
 
 ing the dodlrine of grace than Calvin, which was followed 
 
 by Amyraut. 
 
 Opera, partim ab audore ipfo edita, partim 
 poll ejus obitum vulgata partim nufquam hac- 
 tenus publicata, vel e Gallico idiomate nunc 
 primiim in Latinam. linguam tranflata. Folio. 
 
 Gen. 1658 
 
 J. Camcronis Icon [vita], &c. - - - Ff. 17 
 
 Praeleftiones. 
 
 Matt. 16. 18. 19 ; 16. 20 ; 16. 17 ; 17. 10-14 1 
 
 Matt. 17.24-27. De didrachmis (67) ; 18. I 74 
 
 Matt. 18. 7. De fcandalis (93) J 18.8,9 " ^'3 
 
 Matt. 18. 10. De Deo et angelis - - 117 
 
 Matt. 18. 15-18. De ecclefia - - 143 
 
 Matt. 19. 3- De Pharifseis - - - 162 
 
 De ecclefia ------- 207 
 
 Thefes de gratia et libero arbitrio - - 310 
 
 Praeledtiones. 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13 - - - - - 338 
 
 Pfa. 68. 19 ----- - 342 
 
 Argumenta in difputatione adverfus praecedentes thefes 
 
 Ad queftiones in epiftolam ad Hebraeos illi propofitas 
 refponfiones - - - - - -366 
 
 Praeledliones varias de verbo Dei - - 417 
 
 Diftindtiones aliquot in difputationibus publicis - 495 
 Opufcula mifcellanea. 
 
 I Cor. II. 23—25. Conciones tres - - 500 
 
 Apoc. 18.4. Praeleftio ... - 516 
 
 Epiftolas ..-.-. 525 
 
 Rom. 8. 15. Conciones duae . - - 536 
 
 De triplici Dei cum homine fcedere thefes - 544 
 
 Tradtatus, in quo ecclefiae Romanae afleclarum adverfus 
 
 religionem reformatam praejudicia examinantur 553 
 
 De controverfiarum judice . . - - 593 
 
 Arnica collado de gratiae et voluntatis humanae con- 
 
 curfu in vocatione, inter D. Tilenum et J. Came- 
 
 ronem ---..- 607 
 
 Defenfio contra epiftolam ad Amicum de gratia et libero 
 
 arbitrio - - - - - - -715 
 
 De eledtionis et oppofitae reprobationis objedto - 793 
 Colloquium J. Cameronis et M. Teminiae - 797 
 
 In Joan. 6. 53-62. Conciones feptem - - 802 
 
 Literae confolatoriae ad ecclefiam Burdigalenfem 837 
 Ad incompetentis judicis Helvetium fe mentientis fen- 
 tentiam appellatio ----- 841 
 
 Steliteuticus in Eliam Santangelium - - 855 
 
 Indices. 
 Myrothecium Evangelicum. Critici Sacri. 
 
 CAMERON, Richard. 
 
 The leader of a fedl of Preftjyterians in Scotland ; greatly 
 oppofed to the government of King Charles II. Having 
 iflued a proclamation renouncing allegiance to the king, 
 and taken arms with his followers, he was attacked by the 
 king's troops, and flain in battle, 1680. 
 (Life of.) Biographia Prefbyteriana, I 
 
 CAMFIELD, Benjamin, Reftor of Aylflon, near 
 Leicelter. 
 
 A theological difcourfe of angels and their minis- 
 tries, [on Heb. i. 14,] wherein their exift- 
 ence, nature, number, order, and oiRces, are 
 modeftly treated of; with the character of 
 thofe for whofe benefit efpecially they are 
 commiffioncd ; alfo an appendix containing 
 fome refledions upon Mr. Webfter's Difplay- 
 ing of Suppofed Witchcraft. 8°. Lond. \6-jZ 
 
 CAMOENS, Luis de. 
 
 A Portuguefe poet. Born at Liftjon, 1524. Educated
 
 565 
 
 566 
 
 CAMOENS, Luis de (continued). 
 
 at Coimbra. Suffered fhipwreck, lofing all his property, 
 except his manufcript of" the Lufiad, with which he fwam 
 afhore. Died in an almfhoufe, 1579. 
 
 The Lufiad, or the difcovery of India, an epic 
 poem. Tranflated by William Julius Mickle. 
 24°. Land. 1809 
 
 CAMPANA, Gaetano. 
 
 L'uficio di Maria efporto. 8°, Fire?ize, xji^^ 
 
 CAMPANUS, John Anthony. 
 
 An Italian poet and prelate. Born at Cavelli, of ob- 
 fcure parents. Studied under Laurentius Valla. Became 
 Profefibr of Eloquence at Perugia. Bifhop of Crotona, 1459 '1 
 died 1477. His Letters contain fome curious information 
 refpefting the political and literary hiflory of his times. 
 Opera. Quae continentur hoc in libro funt, — 
 
 Campani vita, per Michaelem Fernum. 
 
 De ingratitudine fugienda libri tres. 
 
 De regendo magiitratu. 
 
 De dignitate matrimonii. 
 
 Defcriptio Thrafimeni. 
 
 De obitu fratris cardinalis Papienfis epiflola confolatoria. 
 
 In varios authores cenfuras. 
 
 Epiftola in qua comparat Ciceronem Quintiliano. 
 
 Oratio in afcenfionem Domini. 
 
 Oratio in principio ffudii Perufiae. 
 
 Oratio cineritia. 
 
 Oratio de Spiritu fanfto. 
 
 Oratio de circuncifione. 
 
 Oratio de S. Stephano. 
 
 De S. Thoma Aquinate. 
 
 Contra Turchos ad principes Germanos. 
 
 In exequiis Papae Pii. 
 
 In exequiis Nelli de Balionibus. 
 
 In exequiis Joannis archiepifcopi Beneventanl. 
 
 In exequiis cardinalis S. Sufannas Saxo Ferrarenfis. 
 
 In exequiis ducis Urbinatis. 
 
 Epiftolarum libri ix. 
 
 Vita Papa Pii [II.] 
 
 De vita et geftis Brachii libri vi. 
 
 Epigrammatum libri viii. 
 
 Folio. Fenet. 1502 
 
 One of the Aldine feries. 
 Traftatus de gerendo magiftratu. 
 Oratio cinericia. Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 799 
 
 Brachii Perufmi vita et gella, 1368-1424. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 19. 431 
 CAMPBELL, Alexander. 
 
 An examination of Lord Bolingbroke's Letters 
 on Hiftory. Second edition. [Anonym.] 
 12°. Land. 1753 
 
 CAMPBELL, Alexander, M.A. 
 Beauties of Fenelon. 12°. ZcW. 1804 
 
 CAMPBELL, The Hon. Archibald. 
 
 Confecrated a bifhop in the Scottifh Epifcopal Church 
 1711. Elected Bifhop of Aberdeen 1721, which he re- 
 figned 1 724, and removed to London, where he joined 
 the Nonjurors. Died in London. 
 
 The dodrines of a middle ftate between death 
 and the refurredtion ; of prayers for the dead, 
 and the neceffity of purification, plainly proved 
 from the Holy Scriptures, the fathers, &c., to 
 which is added an appendix concerning the 
 defcent of the foul of Chrift into hell ; with the 
 judgment of Dr. Hickes concerning this book, 
 and a MS. of Bifhop Overall upon the fubjeft 
 of a middle ftate ; alfo a prefervative againft 
 
 CAMPBELL, Hon. Archibald [coniwued). 
 
 feveral errors of the Roman Church, in fix 
 fmall treatifcs [on the facred depofitum, infal- 
 libility, private judgment, intention, fuperero- 
 gation, and the Holy Eucharift.] Fo. L. 1721 
 
 CAMPBELL, Archibald, D.D. 
 
 Regius Protcffor of Divinity and Ecclefiaftical Hiflory 
 in the Univerfity of St. Andrews. 
 
 A difcourfe, proving that the apoftles were no 
 enthufiafts. Wherein the nature and influ- 
 ence of religious enthufiafm are impartially 
 explained ; with a preface, containing fome 
 refleftions on a late book, entitled, Chriftianity 
 as old as the Creation ; and on what Mr. 
 Woolfton allcdges with refpeft to the refur- 
 reftion of Jefus Chrift. Pp. xxiv. 79. 8°. 
 
 Edi?i. 1730 
 Oratio de vanitate luminis naturae. Pp. 39. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1733 
 Other works : Enquiry into the original of Moral Vir- 
 tue. 8^. Edm. 1753. The Authenticity of the Gofpel 
 Hiflory juftified. 2 vol. 8°. Edin. 1759. 
 
 Anonymous TraEl againji Dr. Campbell. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Profefibr Campbell, where- 
 in is fubjoined remarks on his vindication of the Apos- 
 tles from enthufiafm, and on his preface thereto ; 
 wherein is fhown the apoflles and dilciples of our Lord 
 did not reckon him an impoftor, betwixt his death and 
 refurredtion, or after. By W. S , M. P. Ff 2. Pp. 74. 
 8°. GLiJgoiu, 1 73 1 
 
 CAMPBELL, George, D.D., F.R.S. Edin. 
 
 A very learned divine. Born at Aberdeen 1719. 
 Studied at Marifchall College there. Prefented to the 
 Church of Banchory, Ternan, Aberdeenfhire, 1748. 
 Chofen one of the minifters of Aberdeen 1756. Principal 
 of Marifchall College 1759. Profefibr of Divinity in the 
 fame college 1771. Died 1796. 
 
 The four gofpels, tranflated from the Greek. 
 With preliminary differtations, and notes, 
 critical and explanatory. Third edition, with 
 the author's laft corrections. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 J herd. 1814 
 Vol. I. 
 Differtations, — 
 
 1. The language, idiom, ftyle, and infpiration of the 
 New Teflament ----- i 
 
 2. The caufes to which the principal differences in 
 languages are imputable . - - 43 
 
 3. Style of the Scripture hiflory - - - 80 
 
 4. Right method in the critical examination of the 
 books of the New Teflament - - 132 
 
 5. Proper verfion of fome names of principal import 
 
 177 
 
 6. Words commonly thought fynonymous - 239 
 
 7. Import of certain titles of honour - 393 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Differtations (continued). 
 
 8. Words to which there are not any that perfeifUy 
 correfpond ------ I 
 
 9. Whether fome names, adopted into moll tranfla- 
 tions, coincide in meaning with the original terms 
 
 10. Chief things to be attended to in tranflating 142 
 
 11. Regard due to the Vulgate and to the Englifh 
 tranflation ------ 241 
 
 12. Account of the tranflation, and now notes here 
 oflered ------ 330 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 The four gofpels, tranflated, with prefaces.
 
 567 
 
 568 
 
 CAMPBELL, George, D.D., F.R.S. {coniinued). 
 Vol. 4. 
 Notes, critical and explanatory. 
 Indexes. 
 A differtation on miracles ; containing an ex- 
 amination of the principles advanced by David 
 Hume, Efq. in an Effay on Miracles ; with a 
 correfpondence on the fubjeft by Mr. Hume, 
 Dr. Campbell, and Dr. Blair. To which are 
 added fermons and tradls. A new edition. 
 8°. Edin. 1823 
 
 A difTertation on miracles - . . . i 
 
 Written in anfwer to Hume. 
 Sermons. 
 
 2 Tim. I. 7. The fpirit of the gofpel, neither of 
 
 fuperftition nor of enthufiafm. Before the Synod 
 
 of Aberdeen ----- 219 
 
 1 Cor. I. 25. The fuccefs of the firft publishers of the 
 
 Gofpel a proof of its truth. Soc. in Scotl. for prop. 
 
 Chriftian Knowledge - - - -317 
 
 Prov. 14. 34. The happy influence of religion on 
 
 civil fociety. Affize - - _ ^67 
 
 Prov. 24. 21. The nature, extent, and importance of 
 
 the duty of allegiance. Faft, Rebel, in Amer. 393 
 
 Anaddrefs to the people of Scotland upon the alarms that 
 
 have been raifed in regard to popery, 1779. 
 
 Leftures on fyftematic theology and pulpit elo- 
 quence. 8°. Land. 1807 
 
 The philofophy of rhetoric. Seventh edition. 
 8°. Land. 1823 
 
 Ledlures on the paftoral charafter. Edited by 
 James Frafer, D.D. 8°. Land. \^i\ 
 
 Ledlures on ecclefiallical hiftory. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1840 
 Bifhop Skinner's Primitive Truth and Order Vindicated 
 
 was written in anfwer to this work. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 13, 14. The charadler of a 
 miniller of the Gofpel as a teacher and pat- 
 tern. [Before the Synod.l 8°. Aberd. 1752 
 
 CAMPBELL, George, Minifter of the Gofpel, 
 Stockbridge, near Dunbar. 
 
 Sermons on interefting fubjedls. 1 2°. 
 
 Edin. 1816 
 Jer. 44. 4. God's expoftulation with finners - i 
 
 Rev. 22. 17. Salvation freely offered - - 29 
 
 Col. I. 21,22. Reconciliation by Chrifl: - - 55 
 
 Col. 1.22. The end of reconciliation - 80 
 
 Matt. 27. 46. The complaint of Chrifl: - - 109 
 
 Song, 2. 14. Invitation to communion - 136 
 
 1 John, I. 3. The nature of communion - 167 
 
 Ifa. 53. 10. The fuccefs of Chrifl in his work 199 
 
 Jer. 50. 5. The folemn engagement - - 231 
 
 John, 15. 8. Fruitfulnefs ... 26^ 
 
 Phil. 3. 14. Progreffive improvement - - 293 
 
 Phil. 4. 19. The fulnefs of the promife - 322 
 
 Heb. 10.23. The fecurity of the promife - 355 
 
 Col. 3. 1, 2. Heavenly. mindednefs - - 382 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. Heavenly converfation - - 411 
 
 Ifa. 25. 8. Vidory o\ Jr death - - - 435 
 
 I John, 3. 2. The confummation of blifs - 457 
 
 CAMPBELL, Sir Hugh, of Calder. 
 A colledlion of letters relative to an eflay upon the 
 Lord's Prayer. Sm. 8°. Ed'm. 1709 
 
 CAMPBELL, John, LL.D. 
 
 An eminent hiftorical, biographical, and political writer. 
 Born at Edinburgh 1708. Died at London 1775. He 
 was one of the principal writers of the Univerfal Hiftory 
 and the Biographia Britannica. 
 
 CAMPBELL, John, LL.D. {continued). 
 A new and complete hiftory of the Holy Bible, 
 as contained in the writings of the Old and 
 New Teftament. From the beginning of the 
 world to the firft fettlement of Chriftianity, 
 connefled with profane hiftory ; and illuftrated 
 with notes, containing the antiquities, rites, 
 &c. of the Jewifti nation ; explaining difficult 
 texts, rectifying miftranflations, and reconcil- 
 ing feeming contradiftions. With dilTerta- 
 tions upon the moil remarkable pafTages and 
 events. 2 vol. Folio. Land. 1733 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 The life of Mofes, containing a fuccindt account of what 
 
 profane authors have delivered concerning him and 
 
 his labours. A view of the Jewiih traditions on thefe 
 
 fubjefts, &c. - - . . . i-xliv 
 
 Hiftory of the Bible, to A.M. 2553 - - 1-512 
 
 Diflertations on the Pentateuch. 
 
 The creation ------ i 
 
 Of the fituation of Paradife, &c. - - 20 
 
 Condition of Adam after the fall - - 58 
 
 The Deluge . _ . . . 85 
 
 The poft-diluvian patriarchs - - - 94 
 
 Of Abraham ; the covenant made with him ; and 
 
 the principal tranfadtions of his life j including alfo 
 
 an account of the difputes about Melchifedek, and 
 
 the burning of Sodom . - - - 108 
 
 Of the command given by God to Abraham for the 
 
 facrificing of Ifaac ; containing a rational account 
 
 of that extraordinary fadl j as alfo anfwers to 
 
 various objedlions .... 129 
 
 On the hiftory of Jacob and his family ; with proper 
 refledtions on the moft remarkable events which 
 happened in his time - - - - 133 
 
 Of the hiftory of Job ; refledtions on the philofophy 
 and religion of thofe times j the progrefs of learn- 
 ing among the Arabians, &c. - - 145 
 Of the miracles done for the Ifraelites ; and of various 
 events in the wildernefs - - - 156 
 Vol. 2. 
 Hiftory of the Bible a.m. 2553 to the end of the Old 
 Teftament ..... 1-6 12 
 
 A political furvey of Britain ; being a feries of 
 refleilions on the fituation, land, inhabitants, 
 revenues, colonies, and commerce of this 
 ifland. 2 vol. 4°. Lond. 1774 
 
 CAMPBELL, John, of Carbrook, F.R.S.E. 
 
 Obfervations on the anti-Chriftian tendency of 
 modern education, and on the pradlicability 
 and means of its improvement. 1 2°. 
 
 Edin. 1823 
 
 CAMPBELL, John, Lord. 
 
 Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Stanley, M.P. 
 for North Lancafhire, on the law of church- 
 rates. Third edition. Pp.39. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 Lives of the chancellors and keepers of the great 
 feal of England. 7 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 848* 
 For Reviews, fee Edinb. Review, 83. 275; and Quart. 
 
 Review, 82. 39. 
 
 Lives of the chief juftices of England. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1849* 
 
 CAMPBELL, Rev. John. 
 
 The life, times, and miffionary enterprifes of the 
 Rev. John Campbell, by Robert Philip. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 841 
 
 I
 
 569 
 
 570 
 
 CAMPBELL, John, D.D. 
 
 The martyr of Erromanga, or the philofophy of 
 miffions illullrated from the labours, death, 
 and charadler of the late Rev. John Williams. 
 Second edition. Large 12°. Lond. 1842 
 
 CAMPEGIO, Lawrence, Cardinal. 
 
 An eminent and learned divine. Born at Bologna 1474. 
 Bifliop of Feltria 15 10. Cardinal of the Roman Church 
 1517. Bifhop of Salifbury in England 1518. He was the 
 pope's legate in 1528 refpefting the divorce of King Henry 
 VIII. Died at Rome 1539. 
 Conllitutio de removendis abufibus. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, i. 422 
 Epiftolarum mifcellanearum libri x. Folio. 
 
 Baftl. I 5 I o* 
 CAMPENSIS, Joannes [John of Campen]. 
 
 So called from the city of Campen in Over Yfl'el, where 
 he was born about 1490. Studied Hebrew under Reuchlin. 
 Profeflbr of that language at Louvain from 15 19 to 153 i. 
 Died 1538. 
 Pfalmorum omnium juxta Hebraicam veritatem 
 
 paraphraftica interpretatio. 4°. Par. 1534* 
 A paraphrafis upon all the pfalmes of David, 
 
 tranflated. 24°. '535* 
 
 CAMPIAN, Edmond. 
 
 An eloquent divine. Born 1540. Educated at St. John's 
 College, Oxford. One of the proftors of the univerfity 
 1568. Having embraced the Roman Catholic religion, he 
 found an afylum in the Englifh College at Douay. From 
 thence he went to Rome ; where he entered into the 
 fociety of the Jefuits in 1573, and was lent to teach philo- 
 fophy and rhetoric in the fchools at Prague, where he re- 
 mained fix years. Sent as a miflionary to England in T 580, 
 where he became provincial of his order. Having been 
 found guilty of high treafon for adhering to the Bifhop of 
 Rome, he was hanged and quartered with other Romilh 
 priefts in 1581. 
 
 An appeal to the members of the two univerfi- 
 ties, prefenting ten reafons for renouncing the 
 Proteftant, and embracing the Catholic reli- 
 gion. Pp. xii. 56. 8'^. Lond. 1827 
 
 Other works: Hiftory of Ireland, publifhed by Sir James 
 Ware, 1633. Chronologia Univerfalis. Conferences in 
 the Tower, Narratio de Divortio, Antv. 1631. Orationes, 
 1631. Epiftolae, &c. 
 
 CAMPION, Abraham, D.D., Dean of Lincoln. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 127. i. Concerning national 
 providence. [Affize.] 4°. Oxf. 1694 
 
 CAMUS, John Peter, Bifhop of Belley. 
 
 Born at Paris 1582. Died 1652. A lift of his works 
 is given by Niceron, 36. 105. 
 L'anti-Camus, ou cenfure des erreurs de M. de 
 
 Belley, touchant I'eftat religieux. Sm. 8°. 
 
 a Douay, 1634 
 CANANUS, Joannes. 
 Narratio de bello CP., Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 10 
 CANDIDUS, Alexander. 
 Judicium Johannis Calvini de fandlorum reliquiis ; 
 
 collatum cum S. ecclefiae patrum fententia ; 
 
 item, Oratio de retributione juftorum ftatim a 
 
 morte. Sm. 8°. Col. 155 1 
 
 CANDIDUS, Prelhyter. 
 
 A difciple of Alcuin. 
 Expolitio paffionis Domini noftri Jefu Chrifti. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i part i. 241 
 
 CANDIDUS, Prefbyter {continued). 
 
 Epiftola ad D. Num Chriftus corporeis oculis 
 
 Deum viderepotuerit? Pez,Thef. i pt. I. 309 
 CANDLISH, Robert S., D.D., Minifter of Free 
 
 St. George's Church, Edinburgh. 
 Contributions towards the Expofition of the 
 
 Book of Genefis. 2 vol. 12°. Edin. 1852 
 Vol. I. Fourth edition. 1852. Genefis, 1-17. 
 Vol. 2. 1852. Genefis, 18-28. 
 Summary of the queftion refpefting the Church 
 
 of Scotland, with fpecial reference to the pre- 
 
 fent ftafte of the controverfy. Second edition. 
 
 Pp. 32. 8°. Edin. 1 841 
 
 Narrative relating to certain recent negotiations 
 
 for the fettlement of the Scottifh Church 
 
 queftion. Pp. 40. 8°. Edin. n.d. 
 
 Other works : Scripture Characters and Mifcellanies. 2d 
 edit. 8°. Four Letters to the Rev. E. B. Elliott. 8°., &c. 
 
 CANES, John Vincent. 
 
 A friar of the order of St. Francis, of good learning and 
 abilities. Lived fometimes in Lancafhire, but generally in 
 London. Remarkable for the plainnels of his drefs and 
 converfation. Died 1672. 
 
 Fiat lux ; or, a general conduft to a right under- 
 llanding and charity in the great combuftions 
 and broils about religion here in England, 
 betwixt Papift and Proteftant, Prefbyterian and 
 Independent. Second edit, reviewed and en- 
 larged by the author. [Anon.] Sm. 8°. 1662 
 This work was anfwered by Dr. John Owen. To which 
 Canes replied 1663. 
 
 CANINIUS, Angelas. 
 
 A learned fcholar of the i6th century; a native of 
 Anghiari, in Tufcany, where he acquired great reputation 
 by his knowledge of the Greek, Latin, and Oriental lan- 
 guages, which he taught at Venice, Padua, Bologna, Rome, 
 and Spain. Died at Auvergne 1557. 
 
 Difquifitiones in loca aliquot Novi Teftamenti 
 obfcuriora. Crit. Sac. 8 
 
 CANISIUS, Henry. 
 
 Born at Nimeguen. After ftudying at the Univerfity of 
 Louvain, he was appointed Proteffor of Canon-law at In- 
 golftadt. Died 1 6 10. He was not only a celebrated lawyer, 
 but a general fcholar of great reputation, particularly in 
 ecclefiaftical antiquities. His great work Ledtiones Anti- 
 quas is enriched with particular prefaces at the head of 
 each work. It comprifes feveral pieces of great importance 
 to the hiftory of the middle ages. 
 
 Thefaurus monumentorum ecclefiafticorum et his- 
 toricorum, five Henrici Canifii lefliones anti- 
 que, ad faeculorum ordinem digeftae, variifque 
 opufculis auftas, quibus praefationes hiftoricas, 
 animadverliones criticas, et notas in fingulos 
 audores adjecit Jacobus Bafnage, cum indicibus 
 locupletiffimis. 4 vol. in 5. Fol. Atitv. 1725 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Bafnagii prasfatio. 
 
 A.D. 
 
 230. Excerpta ex libro HIppolyti epilcopi Portuenfis de 
 
 Theologia et Incarnatione, Gr. et Lat. - - I 
 
 250. Gregorii Thaumaturgi xii. capita de fide et ana- 
 
 thematifmis, Gr. et Lat. . . - 20 
 
 340. Serapionis liber adverfus Manichaos, Gr. et Lat. 35 
 360. Titi Boftrenfis contra Manichaeos, libri tres, Gr. 
 
 et Lat 56 
 
 360. S. Orefii abbatis de (tx cogitationibus fanftorum 
 
 libellus 163
 
 571 
 
 572 
 
 CANISIUS, Henry {continued). 
 
 370. S. Bafiilii Magni rationes fyllogifticae contra Aria- 
 
 nos, Latine - - - - - -169 
 
 370. Eunomii confelTio fidei, apologia et fcholia feu 
 
 difputatio cum Orthodoxo, Gr. et Lat. - 172 
 
 370.- Expofitio SS. Patrum Magni Bafilii et Gregorii 
 
 theologi de orthodoxa fide - - - - 188 
 
 375. S. Gregorii Nyfleni epiftola contra ApoUinarium 190 
 380. Didymi Alexandrini ]iber contra Manichaeos, Gr. 
 
 et Lat. -.-.-- 197 
 
 390. Chryfoftomi brevis interpretatio in S. Evangelium 
 
 fecundum Johannem, Latine - - - 217 
 
 390. Chryfoftomi epiftola ad Caefarium monachum 226 
 440. Bafilii Seleucienfis demonftratio adverfus Judaeos 
 
 de adventu Chrifti, Gr. et Lat. - - 238 
 
 450. Profperi Acjuitani chronicon integrum ab Adamo 
 
 ad Romam captam a Genferico - - - 252 
 
 527. Viftoris Tunnunenfis chronicon - - 319 
 
 590. Joannis Abbatis Biclarienfis chronicon - 335 
 460. Faufti Rhegienfis epiftolae . - - 343 
 
 4S0. Ruricii Lemoviceni epiftolae - - - 369 
 
 511. Eugippii abbatis epiftola in vitam S. Severini 407 
 530. Cogitofus de S. Brigida - - - 413 
 
 540. Zachariae Mitylenenfis fyntagma adverfus Mani- 
 chaeos, Latine - - - - - -425 
 
 570. Anaftafii Antiocheni orationes de SS. Trinitate, de 
 
 incircumfcripto, de incarnatione, de paflione, et de 
 
 refurredlione ----- 429 
 
 570 aut 680. Anaftafii Synaitas oratio de facra fynaxi, Gr. 
 
 et Lat. ..---.- 465 
 570 aut 680. Ejujdem oratio in fextum pfalmum, Gr. 
 
 et Lat. -.-..- 480 
 
 580. Evanti abbatis epiftola contra eos qui fanguinem ani- 
 
 malium immundum et carnem mundam judicant 520 
 605. Leontii Byzantini libri tres contra Eutychianos et 
 
 Neftorianos --.-.- 525 
 605. EjuJdem liber adverfus eos qui proferunt nobis quae- 
 
 dam Apollinarii falfo infcripta nomine Patrum 597 
 605. £;«/d'fw folutiones argumentationum Severi 611 
 605. Ejufdem dubitationes hypotheticas contra Eutychi- 
 anos ----... 624 
 640. Defiderii epifcopi Caduceni epiftolae - - 631 
 640. Epiftolae diverforum ad Defiderium - 643 
 660. Vita S. Magni, authore Theodoro - - 651 
 670. S. Adamanni Scoti libri tres, de S. Columba Scoto 
 
 .674 
 690. S. Althelmi Shireburnenfis libri duo, carmine de- 
 
 fcripti de laude virginum et de 0&.0 principalibus vitiis 
 
 709 
 Appendix I. continens, — 
 
 D. Caperronnier animadverfiones in Anaftafii verfio- 
 
 nem Latinam fragmentorum Hippolyti Thebani 
 
 contra Felicem, et Beronum, et in FaJDricii Holfati 
 
 verfionem Latinam apologetici Eunomii 763 
 
 Appendix IL continens, — 
 
 615. Carmen Monoftichon beati Calumbani abbatis 
 et ejufdem epiftola - . - - 769 
 
 615. Sermonem S. Galli confeflbris didtum Conftantiae 
 in confecratione Joannis epifcopi Conftantii 781 
 
 615. Fragmentum Leontii Cyprii contra Hebraeos 793 
 Vol. 2. Pars I. 
 701. Afta fan£li Cuthberti Lindisfarnenfis epifcopi car- 
 mine heroico a Venerabili Beda confcripta - i 
 730. S. Johannis Damafceni liber contra Acephalos et 
 
 Monophyfitas, Gr. et Lat. ... 25 
 
 730. Ejujdem dilfertatio adverfus Neftorianos, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 .57 
 745. S. Zachariae pontificis fex cum dimidio capita ex 
 
 libro in. dialogorum S. Gregorii M. Gr. et Lat. 86 
 765. Vita S. WiUibaldi . . - . gg 
 
 765. Vita Sandli Wunibaldi - - - 123 
 
 770. Vita S. Lamberti martyris epifcopi Trajeftenfis. 
 
 Item revelatio S. Lamberti - - - - 1 34 
 
 780. Colle<flio hiftorica chronographica ex Anonymo, 
 
 &C. ------- 147 
 
 CANISIUS, Henry {continued). 
 
 780. S. WiUibaldi liber de vita S. Bonifacii martyris 
 Germanorum apoftoli ... - 227 
 
 780. CoUedtanea incerti auftoris contra Severianos, La- 
 tine ------- 250 
 
 781. Epitome canonum quam Adrianus I. fummus 
 pontifex Carolo M. Romae obtulit - - 261 
 
 785. Etherii et Beati adverfus Elipandum archiep. Tole- 
 tanum, libri duo, de adoptione Chrifti Filii Dei 278 
 790. Flacci Alcuini epiftolae - . - 379 
 
 Ejujdem epiftola ad Eanbaldum . . - ^^g 
 
 Ejujdem epiftola de confeffione peccatorum facienda ad 
 pueros S. Martini - - - - - 453 
 
 Ejujdem homilia in natalem S. Willibrordi, et liber de 
 vita S. Willibrordi, &c. . - . . 457 
 
 790. Carmina incerti audtoris de Carolo M. - 472 
 
 Flacci Albini feu Alcuini dialedica et grammatica 484 
 790. Ejujdem epiftola de illo Canticorum loco : Sexa- 
 ginta junt regina et oSioginta concuhina, ut et ejujdem 
 epiftola de ceremoniis baptifmi ad Carolum M. 539 
 Vol. 2. Pars 2. 
 810. S. Nicephori patriarchte Conftantinopolitani opus- 
 cula quatuor contra Iconomachos, Latine - I 
 
 814. Benedidlio Dei ex Caffiodoro et Ifidoro, ab Ano- 
 nymo --..-.- 19 
 
 819. Fragmentum annalium Francicorum, ab anno 761 
 ufque ad 793 -.-..- 45 
 
 820. Theodulphi abbatis Floriacenfis elegiac epiftolares 
 de fuo exilio . . - - . 59 
 
 820. Ejufdem Theodulfi et aliorum poemata - 72 
 
 825. Halitgarii epifcopi Camaracenfis de vitiis, et virtu- 
 
 tibus, et ordine pcenitentium, libri v. - - 87 
 
 825. Liber pcenitentialis ex fcrinio Romanae Ecclefiae 121 
 825. Antiquus pcenitentialis Romanus ab Halitgario ex- 
 
 fcriptus - - - - - - -132 
 
 825. Poenitentiale Halitgarii ... 140 
 
 825. Excerptum ex libro Profperi, quantum remedii 
 
 habeat conteffio peccatorum ... 145 
 
 Epiftola Gregorii M. ad Secundinum - - 146 
 
 S. Hifidori epiftola ad Mafonem epifc. de reftauratione 
 
 facerdotis - - - - - - -147 
 
 S. Ifidori de converfis - - - - 152 
 
 840. Vita Sandli Solae Angli - - - - 162 
 
 840. Poemata Walafridi Strabi - - - 176 
 
 Ejujdem Hortulus ..---- - 265 
 
 Ejujdem lermo de fubverfione Hierufalem - 275 
 
 854. Poenitentiale Rhabani archiep. Mogunt. - 283 
 
 855. Martyrologium Rhabani - . - 313 
 855. Sy nodus regia Ticina - - - - 353 
 855. Conventus Ticinenfis - - - 369 
 Genealogia Caroli M., auftore Anonymo - - 371 
 869. Photii Patriarchal Conftantinop. epiftola ad Mi- 
 
 chaelem Bulgarorum regem, Gr. et Lat. - 373 
 
 Ejufdem differtationes fex de divinitate, incarnatione. Sec, 
 
 Gr. et Lat. -....- 420 
 Ejujdem liber de voluntatibus gnomicis in Chrifto 437 
 Stewartii differtatiuncula de fcriptione Photiana 459 
 
 869. Theodori Hagiopolitani difputationes tres, I. De 
 
 nomine Dei. II. De Deo et Deitate. III. Cum Nes- 
 
 toriano, Latine - - - - - 463 
 
 869. Theodori Abucarae tradlatus de unione et incarna- 
 tione, Gr. et Lat. 473 
 
 Vol. 2. Pars 3. 
 
 870. Martyrium S. Defiderii Viennenfis in Gallia epi- 
 fcopi, ab Adone colleftum . . - i 
 
 875. Anaftafii abbatis liber, contra Judaeos - 9 
 
 88 1. Colledlanea contra Judasos - - - 39 
 
 881. Colledlanea de quibufdam haerefibus - 49 
 
 884. De geftis Caroli M., libri duo fcripti a quodam 
 
 monacho S. Galli ----- 53 
 
 894. Martyrologium S. Notkeri - - - 85 
 
 894. Epigrammata, feu hymni facri illuftrium virorum 
 
 monafterii S. Galli - - - - 185 
 
 894. Carmina Salomonis epifcopi ad Dadonem epifcopum 
 
 23s
 
 573 
 
 574 
 
 CANISIUS, Henry {continued). 
 
 895. Vita S. Gregorii M. ab incerto auftore confcripta 
 
 25' 
 
 896. Vita S. Walpurgis virginis fcripta a Wolfhardo 263 
 
 Vol. 3, Pars I. 
 910. Vita S. Burchardi Herbipolenfis epifcopi - I 
 
 948. Synodus Engilenheimenfis - - - 8 
 
 952. Synodus Auguftana - - - - II 
 
 985. Vita S. Willibaldi epifcopi Aichftadiani 13 
 
 990. Chronicon Hippolyti Thebani, Gr. et. Lat. 20 
 
 1000. De S. Adalberto Pragenfi epifcopo, Pruflbrum, 
 
 Boemorum, Polonorum, et Francorum apoftolo, auftor 
 
 aequaevus cum fragmento triplici ex chronico Magde- 
 
 burgenfi, chronico Adamari,et ex libello de tranflatione 
 
 fandlorum Abundii et Abundantiani - - 41 
 
 icoo. De Adalhaide conjuge Obtonis I. libri duo, 
 
 audtore familiari ejus . . - - 69 
 
 loio. Meginfredi Magdeburgenfis praepofiti de vita et 
 
 virtutibus B. Emerammi, liber unus - - 86 
 
 loio. Arnolfi ex comitibus de Cham et Vochburg 
 
 monachi S. Emerammi de miraculis beati Emerammi, 
 
 libri duo .-...- 103 
 
 1044. Panegyricus Wiponis carmine fcriptus ad Hein- 
 
 ricum III. imperatorem, Conradi imperatorisfilium 161 
 1050. Vita Sandlorum Kiliani, Kolomanni, et Totnani 
 
 171 
 1050. Vita S.GuntheriThuringi Monachi Altahenfis 183 
 1054. Hermanni contradti comitis de Voringen majoris 
 
 Augix monachi chronicon - - - - 191 
 
 1054. Humberti Silvi Candidas epifcopi adverfus calum- 
 
 nias Michaelis, patriarchas Conftantinop., liber unus. 
 
 Ejufdemque liber alius contra Nicetam Pedloratum 
 
 cum relatione brevl rerum Conftantinopoli ab apo- 
 
 ftolicae fedis legitis geftarum - - 257 
 
 IC74. Vita nobilis viri Henrici a Zwifaltach, fcripta a 
 
 monacho Ochfenhufano . . - - 329 
 
 1074. Othloni Fuldenfis prefbyteri, libri duo de vita S. 
 
 Bonifacii - - - - - - 333 
 
 1082. S. Anflielmi Lucenfis epifcopi, libri duo contra 
 
 Guipertum Antipapam prodefenfione Gregorii VII. 369 
 Eiufiiem coUeftanea - - - - - 3^9 
 
 1090. Statuta canonum de officio facerdotum 396 
 
 1095. Menologium Graecorum - . - 409 
 
 Vol. 3, Pars 2. 
 1120. Udalfcalci narratio de controverfiis inter Her- 
 
 mannum epifcopum Auguftanum etEginonem abbatem 
 
 S. Udalrici ------ i 
 
 1 145. Vita et res geftae S. Henrici I. imperatoris 22 
 1 1 50. Libri tres de vita Beati Othonis, epifc. Bamb. 
 
 Pomeranorum apoftoli - - - "35 
 
 1 1 50. Vita et paflio S. Tyemonis Theodomari, archiep. 
 
 Salifb. 97 
 
 II 60. Metelli Tegerieenfis Quirinalia in laudem S. Qui- 
 
 rini martyris - - - - - -113 
 
 1 16 5. Fragmentum ex libro contra Folmarum 197 
 
 1166. Officium de S. Carolo . . - 20^ 
 
 1167. Brevis relatio de origine, fundatione, et progreffu 
 monafterii Windbergenfis in Bavaria - - 209 
 
 1 167. Chronicon incerti au6toris a nativitate Domini 
 ufque ad annum 11 67 - - - - 226 
 
 1 190. Monumenta Salifburgenfia : i, Defcriptio urbis 
 et monafterii Salifb. ; 2, De epifcopis Salifb. S. Ruperti, 
 &c. ; 3. Hiftoria S. Rudberti, &c. ; 4, Hiftoria de 
 miraculis S. Vitalis ; 5, Vita S. Virgilii, &c. ; 6, 
 Aliqua de fummo templo Salifb., &c. ; 7, Amonis 
 annotatio, five index donationum ; 8, Donationes 
 faftae ecclefiae Salifb. ; 9, Chronica Salifburgenfia 263 
 
 1 194. Frederici I. Imp. cognomento BarbarofTz expe- 
 ditio Afiatica ----- 497 
 
 1195. Vita S. Mechtildis abbatifTae in DiefTen - 527 
 1198. Ekerhardi decani S. Galli de vita B. Noticed cog- 
 nomento Balbuli, ejufque canonizationis proceflus 551 
 
 1200. Hiftoria de Guelfis principibus - - 577 
 
 1200. Chronicon Weingartenfe a Chrifto nato, ad an. 
 
 I 197 - - - . . - - 593 
 
 CANISIUS, Henry {continued). 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 12 10. Guntheri monachi hiftoria Conftantinop. fub 
 
 Balduino ...--. i 
 
 1230. Defcriptio Terrae Sanftae, audlore Burchardo de 
 
 monte Sion ..--.. j 
 
 1230. Jacobi de Vitriaco praefatio in hiftoriam Orienta- 
 
 lem et Occidentalem - . - - 27 
 
 1252. Tradtatus contra Graecorum errores de proceflione 
 
 Spiritus S. de animabus defundlorum de Aymis et fer- 
 
 mento de obedientia Rom. Ecclefiae - - 29 
 
 1267. Conftitutiones concilii Viennenfis - 8l 
 
 1274. Conftitutiones concilii Salifburgenfis - 86 
 
 1281. De vita et miraculis S. Ermenoldi - 91 
 
 1289. TheodoriciTuringi, libri ofto, deS. Elizabeth 113 
 1297. Adta S. Albini martyris - . - 153 
 
 1300. Annales Heinrici Stcronis - - 169 
 
 1305. Annales Eberhardi Altahenfis - - 215 
 
 1306. Vita S. Walpurgis virginis et abbatifTae fcripta a 
 Philippo prasfule Aichftadiano - - 235 
 
 1 3 10. Concilia bina Salifburgenfia - - - 251 
 
 1310. Andronici Conftantinopolitani dialogus contra 
 
 Judaeos - - - - - - 255 
 
 1336. Gulielmi de Baldenfel Hodceporicon ad Terram 
 
 Sandtam - - - - - - •33' 
 
 1346. Itinerarium Rudolphl de Frameymfperg in Palaes- 
 
 tinam - - - -. - - - 358 
 
 1350. Barlaami de feminaria epifcopi Gyracenfis epiftolae 
 
 ad Graecos de unionecum Rom. ecclefia et proceffione 
 
 Spiritus Sandti ------ 361 
 
 1350. Ethica fecundum Stoicos, audlore eodem Barlaamo 
 
 405 
 1422. Epitome bellorum a Chriftianis principibus pro 
 
 recuperatione Terras Sandlas fufceptorum - 423 
 
 1433. Huffitica ------ 447 
 
 1457. De fundatione ecclefias Ilmenfis et Tegernfeenfis 
 
 et de tranflatione fandti altaris. Item Fragmentum 
 
 chronicon Thaddasi, Scotorum abbatis Ratifljonae de 
 
 S. Kiliano, S. Virgilio, et. S. Lullo - - 749 
 
 1465. Difputatio capituli ecclefias Pragenfis cum Roky- 
 
 zana de Huffitias controverfiis - - - 753 
 
 1509. Defcriptio Terrae Sandlae, audtore Anfhelmo 776 
 1 5 14. Adtus five procefTus canonizationis B. Notkeri 795 
 Catalogus fcriptorum contra Judaeos ex bibliotheca 
 
 Joannis Molani - - - - - 816 
 
 151 1. De vita S. Gebehardi, Conftantienfis epifcopi, per 
 
 Felicem Manilium .... - 829 
 
 CANISIUS, Peter. 
 
 Born 1 52 1. Entered the Society of Jefuits at the age 
 of twenty-five. He acquired great reputation as a ledlurer 
 on theology. Died 1597. 
 
 Opus catechifticum, five fumma doflrinas Chriili- 
 
 aricc, divinjE Scripture teftimoniis, folidifque 
 
 SS. Patrum fententiis, ut nunquam antea, 
 
 fedulo illuftrata, aufta et explicata. Sec. Editio 
 
 quarta, quas alias omnes multis partibus excel- 
 
 lit. Folio. Col. 1606 
 
 This celebrated work has been tranflated into feveral 
 
 languages. An edition was publifhed in 4 vol. 8°. 1833- 
 
 34 with references to the authors quoted in it. The author 
 
 publifhed an abridgement of it, which has gone through 
 
 many editions. The lateft is dated 1848 in 8°. 
 
 CANNE, John. 
 
 A new evangelical hiflory of the Holy Bible. 
 8". ' Land. 1766 
 
 CANNESIUS, Michael. 
 Vita Pauli II. pontificis. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 3 pars 2. 993 
 CANNON, R., D.D., Archdeacon of Norfolk. 
 An account of two motions made in the lower
 
 575 
 
 576 
 
 CANNON, R. D.D. {continued). 
 
 houfe of convocation, concerning the power 
 of remitting fins. Pp.43. 8°. Lend. 1712 
 CANONS. See Constitutions. 
 CANONES Apostolorum. See Apostles. 
 CANONES Selecti Ecclesias Armeniorum. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 10. p. 2 
 CANTACUZENUS, Joannes. 
 Hiftoriarum lihri iv. Gr. ct Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 16 
 CANTERBURY, Archbifhops of. An exaft 
 chronological hiftory of the lives and aftions of the 
 Popi/h archbifhops of Canterbury, primates of England, 
 from Auftin to Poole. In which the ecclefiaftical trans- 
 adtions in this kingdom, for a long feries of years, is 
 fully related, and the danger of a too powerful clergy to 
 the ftate clearly ihown. Pp. 60. 8°. Lord. 1732 
 
 CANUS [or CANO], Melchior, Bifliop of the 
 
 Canaries. 
 
 Born atTaranjon 1523. Entered among the Dominicans 
 and ftudied at Salamanca, where in 1546 he fucceeded his 
 tutor Vittoria as ProfefTor of Theology. He vehemently 
 oppofed the Jefuits, denouncing them as the precurfors of 
 Antichrift. Summoned by Paul III. to the Council of 
 Trent, who made him Bifhop of the Canaries 1552. Died 
 1560. He was a learned man, an independent reafoner, 
 and an intrepid promulgator of his opinions. His treatife 
 De Locis Theologicis is very elegantly written and is juftly 
 efteemed a mafterpiece. 
 
 Opera, clare divifa, et prasfatione inftar Prologi 
 Galeati illuftrata a P. Hyacintho Serry, Dod. 
 Sorbon. Editio noviffima caeteris nitidior, 
 atque a plurimis aliarum mendis fumma dili- 
 gentia expurgata. 4°. Bajh?n, 1776 
 
 M. Cani vindicationes. 
 Locorum theologicorum libri xii. 
 
 De operis partitione ----- i 
 
 De audloritate S. Scripturae - . . 
 
 De traditionibus apoftolicis - - - 
 
 De ecclefiae Catholicae audloritate 
 De auftoritate conciliorum - - - 
 
 De ecclefias Romanae audoritate 
 De fandlorum audloritate 
 De audloritate dodlorum fcholafticorum 
 De argumentis rationis naturalis - 
 De philofophorum audtoritate - - - 
 
 De humanae hiftorias audloritate - 
 De locorum ufu in fcholaftica difputatione 
 Reledlio de facramentis in genere 
 Reledlio de facramento pcenitentiae - 
 Index .---... 
 
 5 
 64 
 80 
 107 
 134 
 155 
 169 
 181 
 194 
 203 
 245 
 330 
 
 355 
 427 
 
 CANZ, Israel-Gottlieb. 
 
 A learned divine, and one of the ableft difciples of Wolf. 
 Born at Heinfheim 1690. Studied at Tubingen and became 
 fuccefTively ProfefTor of Eloquence, Poetry, Philofophy, 
 and Theology, in his native place. Died 1753. 
 
 Theologia naturalis thetico-polemica. 12°. 
 
 Drefd(e, 1742 
 De exfidentia et attributis Dei. De creatione. De 
 providentia. 
 
 CAPEL, Richard, Fellow of Magdalen College, 
 Oxford. 
 
 Born at Gloucefter 1586. Obtained the Redtory of 
 Eaflington, Gloucefterfhire, and became highly popular as 
 a plain and pradlical Calvinift preacher. Refufed to read 
 the Book of Sports 1633. Refigned his redlory and ob- 
 tained a licenfe to pradlife phyfic. Died 1656. 
 Tentations, their nature, danger, cure. [On 
 
 CAPEL, Richard (continued). 
 
 James, i. 14.] To which is added a briefe 
 difpute as touching reftitution in the cafe of 
 ufury. [On Nehem. 5. 11.] Third edition, 
 corredled. 2 parts in I vol. 12°. Land. iS'^S 
 
 Tentations, their nature, danger, cure. The 
 third part. Second edition, correfled and en- 
 larged. 12°. Lond. 1637 
 
 Another. Sixth edition, with a fourth part left 
 enlarged by the author, and now is added his 
 remains, with life, by Valentine Marfhal. 8°. 
 
 Lo?id. 1658 
 
 CAPPE, Newcome. 
 
 A Unitarian minifter. Born Mill-hill, Leeds, 1732—3. 
 Educated under Dr. Doddridge, and at the Univerfity of 
 Glafgow. Became paftor of a congregation in York, in 
 which he continued forty years. Died 1800. He was an 
 eloquent preacher and a learned and amiable man. 
 
 Difcourfes chiefly on devotional fubjefts. To 
 which are prefixed memoirs of his life. 8°. 
 
 Tork, 1805 
 Difcourfes chiefly on pradlical fubjefts. 8°. 
 
 Tork, 1 81 5 
 
 Difcourfes on the providence and government of 
 
 God. 8°. Lond. 1795 
 
 Other works : Critical Remarks on many Important 
 
 PafTages of Scripture. 2 vol. 8°. 1802, &c. 
 
 CAPPE, Mrs. Catharine. 
 
 Wife of the preceding. 
 
 (Memoirs of) written by herfelf. 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 CAPERRONIER, D. 
 
 Animadverfiones in Anafl:afii verfionem Latinam 
 fragmentorum Hippolyti Thebani contra Fe- 
 licem et Beronum et in Fabricii Holfati ver- 
 fionem Latinam apologetici Eunomii. 
 
 Canifius, i. 763 
 
 CAPELLA, Martianus Mineus Felix. 
 
 An author whole epoch has been varioufly ftated, B.C. 
 
 474, or third century. 
 
 Opera. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1442 
 
 CAPGRAVE, John. 
 
 De vita Henrici Spencer. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, 2. 359 
 
 CAPISTRANUS, S. Joannes, Ord. FF. Min. 
 
 Epillolae dux : prima de Catholicas fidei pro- 
 greflla in Moravia ; altera de publicis et 
 promifcuis balneis religioforum, cum animad- 
 verfione Thomae de Paden, prioris Mellicenfis 
 in eandem. Pez, Bib. Afcet. viii. 
 
 CAPPEL [CAPPELLUS], James. 
 
 Born at Rennes 1570. Became paflor at Sedan, and 
 afterwards Profeflbr of Hebrew and Theology in the Aca- 
 demy of Sedan. Died 1614. A lifl of this learned wri- 
 ter's works will be found in Niceron, 22. 405. 
 
 Obfervationes in Novum Teftamentum, exceptis 
 Aftibus Apoftolorum, et Apocalypfis D. 
 Joannis. Nunc demum, xxxiii. poll authoris 
 obitum annis, in lucem editae : procurante 
 Ludovico Cappello, authoris fratre, una cum 
 ejufdem Ludovici Cappelli fpicilegio, five ad 
 nonnulla N. Tefl:. loca, novas obfervationes, ct 
 diatriba de voto Jephtje. 4°. Amjf. Elz. l6^j
 
 577 
 
 578 
 
 CAPPEL [CAPPELLUS], James {continued). 
 
 Annotationes in Novum Teilamenrum. Crit.Sac. 
 
 Les livrees de Babel, ou I'hirtoire du fiege Remain, 
 diftribuee par controverfes et confiderations 
 fur ce que le S^ Ferrier et fcs compagnons 
 ont dift de plus fpecieux en faveur de I'Anti- 
 chrift. 8°. a Sedan, i6i6 
 
 Obfervationes in libros V. T. 
 
 Cappelli, L. Commentarii, 579 
 
 CAPPEL [CAPPELLUS], Louis. 
 
 Called the younger brother of the above, a divine of 
 great learning, and the moft celebrated of the family of 
 Cappellus. Born at Sedan 1585. Studied at Oxford. On 
 his return to France he became minifter and Profeflbr of 
 Hebrew and Theology at Saumur. Died at Saumur 1658. 
 In his Critica Sacra he gave great offence to the French 
 Proteftants, by attacking the notion of the abfolute in- 
 tegrity of the Hebrew text. For a complete lift of his 
 works, fee Niceron, 2.2. 390. 
 
 Commentarii et notJE criticas in Vetus Tefta- 
 mentum. AccelTereJacobi Cappelli, Lud. Frat. 
 obfervationes in eofdem libros. Item Ludo- 
 vici Cappelli arcanum pundlationis au£lius et 
 emendatius, ejufque vindicias haftenus ineditas. 
 Editionem procuravit Jacobus Cappellus, Lud. 
 Fil. Folio. Amjl. 1689 
 
 L. Cappelli fcriptum de Cappellorum gente, Sec. Ff. 10 
 Annotata in Efaias caput 53 et finem capitis 52 I 
 
 Annotata in Abdiam, Michasam, Nahum, Habacuc, 
 Sophoniam, Aggaeum, Zachariam, Malachiam 66 
 De ecclefiae Chriftianae fupra Judaicam prasrogatlvis 213 
 De ftatu animorum poft mortem . - - 243 
 
 De Sabbatho Integra difputatio ... 263 
 
 Commentarius in Genefin, capp. 2—9 - - 305 
 
 Zonaris cabbaliftica expofitio initii cap. 2 Genefeos 308 
 Notx critica? in plerofque libros Vet. Teft. - 396 
 
 Notae criticae in plerofque libros Apocryphos 560 
 
 Jacahi Cafpelli obfervationes in feledla loca Pentateuchi 
 
 579 
 
 in reliquos Vet. Teft. libros - - 644 
 
 Lud. Cappelli arcanum puniflationis de puniSlorum He- 
 braicorum antiquitate ... - 697 
 
 Vindiciae ejus operis, contra J. Buxtorfium - 793 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Critica facra, ^\v^ de variis quje in facris Vet. Teft. 
 libris occurrunt leftionibus libri fex : in quibus 
 ex variarum leftionum obfervatione quam- 
 plurima S. Scripturae loca explicantur, illus- 
 trantur, atque adeo emendantur non pauca, cui 
 fubjefta eit ejufdem Criticae Defenfio, cum ap- 
 pendicibus, — 
 
 [De locis parallelis Veteris et Novi Teftamenti. 
 
 Ad librum cui titulus eft, Nova Davidis lyra, animadver- 
 
 fiones. 
 Diatriba de nomine B"'n5S. 
 
 Oratio de SS. Dei nomine tetragrammato ^iiiT^, et ejus 
 
 adverfusT.Gatacheri Angli diflertationum defenfio,] — 
 
 ftudio Joannis Cappelli. Folio. Par. 1650 
 
 An edition of this work was edited by Vogel at Halle, 
 
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 The hinge of faith and religion ; or, a proof 
 of the Deity againft Atheifts and profane 
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 CAPPEL [CAPPELLUS], Louis [continued). 
 
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 CAPPELLUS, Marcus Antonius, Francifcanus 
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 De appellationibus ecclefis Africans ad Romanam 
 fedem, diflertatio. Adverfus hsreticos noftri 
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 CAPPONIUS, Ginus. 
 
 Monumenta hiftorica de rebus Florentinorum, 
 1 378-1419, cum continuatione ufque ad an- 
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 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 18. 1097 
 
 CAPREOLUS, Bifhop of Carthage. 
 
 Flourifhed 43 I. 
 
 Epiftola de una Chrifti veri Dei et hominis per- 
 fona, contra damnatam haerefim Neftorii. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 7. 5 
 Epiftolje. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 9. 490 
 
 A letter of Capreolus is given in Concilia Labbei, 3. 533, 
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 Sirmondi Opufciila, I ; Sirmondi 
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 CARACCIOLI, Tristan. 
 
 A Neapolitan. Born about 1439. He was living in 
 1517. 
 Opufcula hiftorica. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 22. i 
 CARADOC of Lliancarvan. 
 
 Flourished in the 12th century. Died about 1 150. 
 
 The hiitory of Wales. Written originally in 
 Britifli. Englifhed by Dr. Poweli, and aug- 
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 CARANZA, Bartholomew, Archbp. of Toledo. 
 
 Born at Miranda, in Navarre, 1503. Studied at the 
 Univerfity of Alcala. Entered among the Dominicans of 
 Caftile, and taught theology with great reputation. Sent 
 to the Council of Trent, 1 546. Accompanied Philip II. to 
 England, and was appointed confeflbr to Q^Mary. Arch- 
 bifhop of Toledo, 1557. Confined in the Inquifition 1559, 
 on a charge of herefy, where he remained eight years. 
 Appealed to Rome, where he was confined other ten years. 
 Releafed 1576, the Inquifition then declaring that there 
 was no certain proof that he was a heretic.
 
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 58o 
 
 CARANZA, Archbifhop {continued). 
 
 Summa Conciliorum dudum colledla. Addi- 
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 nunc iterate recognita et audla per Fr. Fran- 
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 Born at Egham, Surrey, 1779. Educated at Weft- 
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 Sermon, 2 Tim. i. 13. The ufes of the Athan- 
 
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 CARD ALE, Paul. 
 
 A Unitarian mlnifter. 
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 A comment upon fome remarkable paffages in 
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 A treatife on the application of certain terms 
 and epithets to Jefus Chrift. [Anon.] Pp. 74. 8°. 
 
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 An enquiry whether we have any Scripture 
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 The Gofpel-fandluary ; or, God's name recorded 
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 the free and public exercife of religion fupported upon 
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 Exod. 20. 24.] 8°. Lond. 1740 
 
 CARDAN, Jerom. 
 
 An Italian phyfician, mathematician, and philofopher, 
 endowed with a very comprehenfive and penetrating mind, 
 born at Pavia, I 501. Died 1576. His works, in number 
 about fifty, have been coUefted and publiihed in 10 vol. 
 folio, Lyons, 1663. 
 
 De fubtilitate. Folio. Bafil. 1554 
 
 CARDINALS. II cardinalifuK) di fanta chiefa ; 
 or, the hiflory of the Cardinals of the Roman 
 Church, from the time of their firft creation 
 to the eledlion of the prefent Pope Clement 
 the Ninth, with a full account of his conclave. 
 Written in Italian, by the author of the Ni- 
 potifmo di Roma, and faithfully Englifhed. 
 Folio. Lo7id. 1670 
 
 CARDWELL, Edw., D.D., Principal of St. 
 Alban's Hall, Oxford. 
 
 Leftures on the coinage of the Greeks and Ro- 
 mans, delivered before theUniverfity ofOxford. 
 8°. Oxf. 1832 
 
 The two Books of Common Prayer fet forth by 
 authority of Parliament in the reign of Edward 
 VI., compared with each other. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1838 
 
 A hiftory of conferences and other proceedings 
 connedled with the revifion of the Book of 
 
 CARDWELL, Edw., D.D. {continued). 
 
 Common Prayer; from the year 1558 to the 
 year 1690. 8°. Oxf. 1840 
 
 A third edition 1849. 
 State of religious opinions and parties during the reigns of 
 Edw. VI. and Mary; Common Prayer Books of 1549 
 and 1552 .---.. I 
 
 Revifion of the Liturgy in the reign of Elizabeth. Com- 
 mon Prayer Books of 1552 and 1559 - 18 
 Revifion of the Liturgy in the reign of James I. Bifliop 
 Barlow's Sum and Subftance of the Conference at 
 Hampton Court - - - • -J2l 
 Proceedings of the Conference at the Savoy - 238 
 Revifion of the Liturgy in the reign of Charles II. 369 
 The attempt made to revife the Liturgy in the reign of 
 William and Mary . . . - . 392 
 Documentary annals of the Reformed Church of 
 England being a colledion of injunftions de- 
 clarations, orders, articles of inquiry, &c. 
 from 1546 to 1 7 16, with notes. A new 
 edition. 2 vol. 8°. Oxf 1 844 
 Synodalia : a colleftion of articles of religion, 
 canons, and proceedings of convocations in 
 the province of Canterbury, from the year 
 1547 to 1717, with notes, hiftorical and ex- 
 planatory. 2 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1842 
 
 Vol. I. Articles of religion. Conftitutions and canons. 
 Vol. 2. Afts and proceedings in Convocation. 
 An article on this work in Quar. Review, 75. 464. 
 
 CARELESS, John. 
 
 Writings. Britifh Reformers, 9 
 
 CARE SINUS, Raphainus. 
 
 Continuatio chronici Veneti Andreae Danduli, 
 
 ufque ad annum 1388. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script., 12. 418 
 CAREY, William, D.D., Miffionary to Bengal, 
 
 ProfefTor of Oriental Languages in the College 
 
 of Fort William. 
 
 Born in Northamptonihire, 1761. Died 1834. 
 (Memoir of), by Euftace Carey. Second edit. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1837 
 
 CARGILL, Daniel. 
 
 An eminent preacher among the Prefbyterians in Scot- 
 land, who took arms againft Charles II. Born about 1610. 
 Executed for high trealbn 168 1. 
 
 (Life of). Biographia Pre/by teriana, 2 
 
 CARKEET, Samuel. 
 
 A Difienting minifter. 
 Sermon, Matt. 10. 11. Gofpel worthinefs 
 ftated. 'Young men.] 8°. Lond. 17 19 
 
 CARLETON, George, D.D., Bilhop of Chi- 
 chefter. 
 
 Born at Norham, Northumberland. Sent by Bernard 
 Gilpin to Edmund Hall, Oxford, 1576. Bifliop ofLlandafF 
 1618. One of the divines fent to the Synod of Dort 1618. 
 Tranflated to Chichefter 161 9. Died 1628. He was a 
 man of folid judgment and of various reading, well verfed 
 in the fathers and fchoolmen, a great enemy of the Roman 
 Catholics, and a rigid Calvinift. 
 
 Tithes examined and proved to be due to the 
 clergy by a divine right. 4°. Lond. 1606 
 
 A thanicfull remembrance of God's mercy. In 
 an hiftoricall colledion of the great and merci- 
 full deliverances of the Church and State of 
 England, fmce the Gofpel beganne here to 
 flourifh, from the beginning of Queene Eliza-
 
 58i 
 
 582 
 
 CARLETON, Bifhop (continued). 
 
 beth. Third edition, revifcd and enlarged. 
 
 4°. LoK^. 1627 
 
 Life of Bernard Gilpin. Wordfworth'sBiog. vol. 3 
 
 Vita B. Gilpini. Batefii Vits 
 
 An examination of thofe tilings wherein the 
 
 author of the late appeale [Montague] holdeth 
 
 the doctrines of the Pelagians and Arminians, 
 
 to be the doftrines of the Church of England. 
 
 Second edition, revifed and enlarged. Where- 
 
 unto alfo there is annexed a joynt atteftation, 
 
 avowing that the difcipline of the Church of 
 
 England was not impeached by the Synod of 
 
 Dort. Ff 2. Pp. 236. Atteftation, 26. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1626 
 Other works: Heroic! CharacSeres. 4°. Oxf. 1603. 
 Jurildidlion Regal, Epifcopal, Papal. 4°. Lend. 1610. Con- 
 lenfus Ecclefiae Catholica; contra Tridentinos. 8°. Lond. 
 1613. Short Diredtions to know the true Church. 12". 
 Lond. 161 5, &c. 
 
 CARLILE, James, D.D. 
 
 The Papal invafion : how to defeat it. An ap- 
 peal to Britifh Proteftants. Dedicated to the 
 Right Hon. Lord John Ruffell, M.P. Pp. 1 6. 
 8°. LokJ. 1850 
 
 CARLYLE, Thomas. 
 
 Sartor Refartus ; the life and opinions of Herr 
 Teufelldrockh, in three books. Second edit. 
 12°. Lo?!d. 1 841 
 
 Chartifm. Second edition. 12°. Lo//d. 1842 
 
 On heroes, hero-worfhip, and the heroic in 
 hiftory. Six ledlures, reported with emend- 
 ations and additions. 12°. Lont/. 1 841 
 Odin, Mahomet, Dante, Shakefpeare, Luther, Knox, 
 Johnlon, RoulTeau, Burns, Cromwell, Napoleon. 
 
 The French Revolution, a hiftory. Second edit. 
 
 3 vol. 12°. Lond. 1842 
 Vol. I. The Baftille. 2. The conftitution. 3. The 
 
 guillotine. 
 
 For review, fee Edin. Review, 71. 41 1. 
 Paft and prefent. Large 12°. Lof/d. 1843 
 
 Proem, the ancient monk, the modern worker, horo- 
 fcope. 
 Critical and mifcellaneous effays. Third edit. 
 
 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1847* 
 
 For review, fee Quart. Review, 66. 446. 
 Oliver Cromwell's letters and fpeeches : with 
 
 elucidations. Second edition, enlarged. 3 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1846 
 
 CARLYLE, Thomas, Efq., of the Scottifh Bar. 
 The moral phenomena of Germany. Second 
 
 edition enlarged. 18°. Lond. n.d. 
 
 CARMICHAEL, Frederick, one of the minifters 
 
 of Edinburgh. 
 
 Ordained 1737. Died in his 43d year. His iermons 
 are animated and perfuafive. 
 
 Sermons on feveral important fubjefts. Second 
 edition. 8°. Edin. 1757 
 
 Preface [with account of the author]. 
 Heb. 12. I. The obftacles to progrefs in religion i 
 
 Phil. 4. 6. Anxiety and folicitude - - - 44 
 
 Pfa. 94. 9. Religion the beft fupport under the troubles 
 oflife ...---- 81 
 
 CARMICHAEL, Frederick {continued). 
 
 Col. I. 12, 13. The Chriftian religion the greateft 
 
 bleffing to mankind - - - . - 121 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The reafonablenefs and the advantages 
 
 of early piety - . - . . 162 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The folly and danger of delaying to enter 
 
 upon a religious life - - - - - 1 93 
 
 Gal. 4. 18. Chriftian zeal. [Society for propagating 
 
 Chriftian knowledge.] - - . . j^r 
 
 I John, 4. 9. The love of God to mankind in their 
 
 redemption through Jefus Chrift - - - 264 
 
 I John, 4. II. The obligation to brotherly love deduced 
 
 from the love of God to us - - - 299 
 
 James, 3. 13-18. The charadlers of true and falfe wifdom 
 
 355 
 
 CARNE, Robert Harkness, A.B., Minifter of 
 
 High Street Chapel, Exeter. 
 Two covenants ; or, law and gofpel. Being the 
 
 fubftanceof fundry difcourfes. 8°. Lond.\%z% 
 
 1 Tim. I. 5-9. The commandment of the evcrlafting 
 God -...-.. 1 
 
 2 Cor. II. 2, 3. The jealoufy of love - 32 
 Rom. 2. 12-16. The fin and judgment of Jew and 
 
 Gentile ---.-.. 52 
 
 John, 10. 16. The one fold and flock, and the one 
 
 Shepherd --.... 85 
 
 Matt. 3. 11-17. Chrift the fulfiller of all righteoufnefs 
 
 121 
 
 Luke, I. 74— 79. The morning-ftar and the rifing fun 155 
 
 Rom. 7. 1-8. The dead and the living hufband 199 
 
 I Cor. 15. 44-49. The firft and the laft Adam 237 
 
 Heb. 9. 26. The end of the world - - 291 
 
 Heb. 6. 5. The powers of the world to come 321 
 
 Col. 2. 16, 17. The fhadows and the body - 361 
 
 Jer. 12. 5. The fwelling of Jordan - - 404 
 
 CAROLUS, Magnus. See Charlemagne. 
 CARPENTER, Lant, LL.D. 
 
 Born at Stourbridge, 1780. Studied at the Univerfity of 
 Glafgow. Became librarian at the Athenaeum, Liverpool, 
 and afterwards minifter of a Diflenting congregation at 
 Exeter, from which he removed to one at Briftol. Acci- 
 dentally drowned at fea 1840. He was a Unitarian of 
 good learning and abilities. 
 
 An examination of the charges made againft Uni- 
 tarians and the improved verfion, by Bifhop 
 Magee ; with fome ftriftures on Bifhop Bur- 
 gefs. Dr. Hales, Graves, Nares, Pye Smith, 
 Rennel, &c. 8°. Briftol, \%zo 
 
 Other works : Harmony of the Gofpels. Second edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1838. Ledlures on the Scripture Dodtrine of 
 Atonement. 12°. Lond. 1843. Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1S40, 
 &c. 
 
 CARPENTER, Richard, Vicar of Poling. 
 
 Educated at Eton School, and thence eledled fcholar of 
 King's College, Cambridge, 1622. Went abroad, and 
 received holy orders in the Roman Catholic Church. En- 
 tered the Benedidtine order, and returned to England. A 
 year afterwards became a Proteftant, and obtained the vicar- 
 age of Poling, SufTex. After again joining the Roman 
 Church, and returning to the Proteftant faith, he died a 
 Roman Catholic fome time after 1670. He was a man of 
 an abfurd charadter, and wrote in a quaint and extravagant 
 ftyle. 
 
 Experience, hiftorie, and divinitie. Small 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1642 
 
 Contains feveral particulars of the author's hiftor)', and 
 of the pradlices of Roman milTionaries. 
 
 CARPENTER, Thomas. 
 
 Devotional reflcdions on the Pfalms of David ; 
 for the ufe of Chriftians of all denominations.
 
 583 
 
 584 
 
 CARPENTER, Thomas {continued). 
 
 Second edition, revifed and improved. 18°. 
 
 Lend. I 84 1 
 
 CARPENTER, William. 
 
 The biblical companion ; or, an introdu6lion to 
 the reading and ftudy of the Holy Scriptures, 
 comprifmg a comprehenfive digeft of the 
 principles and details of biblical criticifm, in- 
 terpretation, theology, hiftory, natural fcience, 
 &c. Imperial 8°. Land. 1836 
 
 CARPESANUS, Franciscus. 
 
 Commentaria fuorum temporum, libris x. com- 
 prehenfa, ab anno mcccclxx. ad mdxxvi. 
 
 Martcne et Durand, 5. 1 175 
 
 CARPZOV, Benedict David. 
 
 A learned theologian ot Jena. 
 Dilfert. de pontificum Hebrxorum veftitu facro. 
 
 Ugolinus, 12. 785 
 CARPZOV, John Benedict, S. Theol. Doft. 
 
 Born at Leipfic, 1720. Became Profeilor of Philofophy, 
 and afterwards ot Ancient Literature, in the Univerfity ot 
 Helmftad. Died 1803. 
 Sacrje exercitationes in epiftolam ad Hebrasos, 
 
 ex Philone Alexandrino. Praefixa funt Philo- 
 niana prolegomena. 
 
 In the Prolegomena is given a diflertation on the philo- 
 fophy, theology, and Hebrew learning of Philo, and on the 
 rel'emblance of his ftyle to that of St. Paul. 
 
 Dillert. de Crethi et Plethi. Ugol. 27. 423 
 
 Difput. de nummis, effigiem Moyfis cornutam 
 exhibentlbus. Ibid. 28. 141 5 
 
 Exercitatio de Chuppa Hebrseorum. 
 
 Ibid. 30. 1065 
 Difput. philol. de fepultura Jofephi patriarchas. 
 
 Ibid. 33. 731 
 CARPZOV, John Gottlob. 
 
 Born at Drefden, 1679. Died 1767. 
 
 Critica facri Veteris Teilamenti, parte, I. Circa 
 textum originalem ; II. Circa verfiones ; III. 
 Circa pfeudo-criticam Guil. Whiftoni, folicita. 
 4°. Lipf. 1728 
 
 Difcalceatio religiofa in loco facro. Ugol. 29. 897 
 
 CARR, Rev. George. 
 
 Born, at Newcaftle, 1704. Educated at St. John's Col- 
 lege, Cambridge. Appointed fenior clergyman of the Epi- 
 fcopal Chapel, Edinburgh, 1737 j in which charge he died, 
 1776. His fermons exhibit the moft ufeful and important 
 truths of the Gofpel, not only with plainnefs and fimplicity, 
 but in language always elegant. 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. Fifth edition ; to which is 
 prefixed fome account of the author. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1784 
 Vol. I. 
 Pfa. 97. I. Happinefs of being under the government of 
 Providence - - - - - - 11 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59. Duty of confideration - - 27 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. The evidences of the Gofpel entitled to 
 our aflfent ..-..- 40 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. Againft fcoffing at religion - 56 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. On myfteries in religion. [Trin. Sun.] 71 
 Luke, 19. 16-19. Parable of the talents - 87 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. The prayer of Agur confidered and ex- 
 plained ..-..- 103 
 Heb. 12. I. Caufes of propenfity to peculiar vices 120 
 Heb. !0. 38. On faith - - - - 135 
 
 CARR, Rev. George [continued). 
 
 Col. 3. 2. Infufficiency of this world to our happinefs, 
 
 and the conlequent probability of a future ftate 151 
 Jofh. 24. 14. Marks of being fincerely religious 165 
 Prov. 4. 23. Government of the paffions - l8i 
 
 Job, 5. 6, 7. On afflidions . . - 197 
 
 Prov. 16. 6. On the fear of God - - - 211 
 
 John, 12. 46. Utility of the light of revelation 227 
 Ifa. 26. 9. God's judgments a motive to holinefs. [Faft 
 
 day after the earthquake at Lifbon.] - 243 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21. Our Saviour's example recommended to 
 
 our imitation - . . - 
 
 James, 4. 3. Requifites of prayer 
 Heb. 9. 27. On death - 
 Jer. 17. 7. On truft in God 
 Luke, I. 6, On univerfiil obedience 
 
 264 
 281 
 298 
 
 315 
 328 
 
 Prov. 5. 21. On the univerfal prefence and knowledge 
 
 3 5+ 
 369 
 384 
 398 
 
 [Lent.] 
 
 of God 
 Luke, II. 35. Caufes of error 
 Ifa. 55. 7. Danger of a late penitence. 
 I Pet. 5. 5. On humility 
 Matt. 5. 7. On charity and mercy. [Infirmary.] 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Job, 28. 28. Wifdom of a religious courfe of life I 
 
 Eph. 5. 15, 16. Religious employment of time 16 
 
 Rom. 12.2. Error of conforming to fafhionable vices 30 
 Job, 27. 6. On confcience - - - - 44 
 
 Ecclef. 7.4. Houfe of mourning - - 59 
 
 Matt. 23.23. Pofitive inftitutions inferior to moral duties 
 
 73 
 I John, 4. 10. Goodnefs of God in the redemption 86 
 I Sam. 3. 18. On refignation to the will of God 102 
 Matt. 24. 44. On the general judgment - - 117 
 
 Pfa. 95.6. On public worfhip. [Openingof a chapel.] 132 
 Phil. 3. 8. Internal excellence of the Gofpel 153 
 
 Ad's, I. 9. Afcenfion - - - - 166 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. On divine grace and human co-operation 
 
 183 
 
 I John, 2. 15. Againft an improper love of this world 200 
 
 Lev. 19. 12. Sin of profaning the name of God 214 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. Duty of doing to others as we would they 
 
 fhould do unto us - - - - - 226 
 
 Pia. 19. 12, 13. Sins of infirmity and prefumption 242 
 
 - I Cor. 6. 14. On the refurredion - - 257 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. On peace ... - 273 
 
 I Tim. 6. 6. On contentment . - - 287 
 
 I Theff. 5. 22. Duty of exemplary manners - 301 
 
 Pfa. 37. 38. Peace of mind the attendant on virtue 314 
 
 I Tim. 2. 4. Methods by which God has revealed his 
 
 will to mankind ----- 329 
 
 Pfa. 107. 3 I. General inftances of God's goodnefs to men 
 
 344 
 Heb. I 3. 14. Men fojourners upon earth. New Year's day. 
 
 359 
 
 James, 4. ii. Againft evil-fpeaking - - 373 
 
 Jer. 13. 23. On vicious habits - - - 387 
 
 CARR, Samuel, D.D., Prebendary of St. Paul's ; 
 Reftor of St. Andrew Underfhaft, London ; 
 and of Finchley, Middlefex. 
 Sermons on practical fubjefts. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1795 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Gen. 24. 63 - 
 I ThefT. 5. 23 - 
 Gen. 22. i> 21 - 
 Luke, 19. 41 
 Prov. 24. 21 - 
 Luke, 1 1. 2. (3 fer.) 
 Matt. 6. 9 - 
 Matt. 6. II 
 
 19 
 
 37 
 61 
 
 79 
 99 
 
 157 
 •75 
 
 Matt. 6. 12. (2 fer.) 191 
 
 Matt. 6. 13 - 
 2 Kings, 5. 1-3 
 2 Kings, 5. 13-17 
 2 Kings, 5. 18, 19 
 2 Kings, 5. 20—27 
 2 Pet. 3. 5 
 2 Tim. I. 10 
 Matt. 1 1. 4, 5- 
 2 Sam. I. 23 
 
 Pfa. IT 9. 9 
 
 Vol. 
 
 I I Heb. 12. 2 
 
 221 
 
 - 239 
 
 ^57 
 273 
 293 
 
 - 307 
 325 
 
 ■ 355 
 381 
 
 19 
 
 A
 
 585 
 
 586 
 
 CARR, Samuel, D.D. {cunt'mued). 
 
 Pla. 14. I - - 37 
 
 Pfa. 137. 5, 6 - 51 
 
 Luke, 16. 20-22 - 69 
 John, 9. 4 - - 87 
 
 J John, 4.9. G. Friday 103 
 Luke, 24. 5,6 Eaft. d. 119 
 Eph.2.8,9. (2 fer.) 137 
 
 Heb. 3. 13 
 Eph. 5. 16 
 Gal. 4- 4 - 
 
 - 169 
 185 
 201 
 Vol. 3 
 
 I John, 2. 17 
 I Tim. 3. 9 
 Pfa. 118. 8 - - 
 Luke, 15. 11-13 
 Luke, 15. 13-16 
 Luke, 15. 17-20 
 Luke, 8. 4-7 
 I Tim. 4. 8 - 
 I Cor. I. 23 
 
 221 
 
 - 239 
 259 
 
 - 279 
 29s 
 309 
 
 - 343 
 365 
 
 Matt. 13. 31, 32 
 Pfa. 74. 1 6, 1 7 - 21 
 
 Amos, 4. 12 - - 37 
 2 Cor. 5. 10 - 63 
 
 Jer. 13. 23 - - 77 
 John, 5. 14. (2 fer.) 93 
 I Pet. 4. 18 - - 121 
 Pfa. 94. 7 - - 137 
 Pfa. 98. Chrift. day 159 
 Phil. 2. 8, 9 - - 175 
 Amos, 3.6. Afli Wed. 189 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Matt. 10. 8. Commence- 
 ment Sun. at Camb. I 
 Rom. 10. 15. At an ordi- 
 nation - - - 35 
 I John, 3. 17. Sons of the 
 Clergy - - 77 
 
 Matt. 12. 31 - - 109 
 I Tim. 6. 17-19. Charity 
 fermon - - 119 
 
 2 Tim. 3. i6. (2 fer.) 211 
 Prov. 22. 6 - - 243 
 Ads, 2. 37 - - 269 
 Micah, 6. 8 - - 287 
 Ifa. 44. 3. Whitfund. 307 
 Matt. 6. 24 - - 323 
 Prov. 18. 14 - 337 
 Deut. 30. 19 - - 353 
 Matt. 7. 12. For the emi- 
 grant clergy of France 
 371 
 1801. 
 
 Luke, 16. 19-21 169 
 
 Adts, 2. 32. Eaft. day 189 
 Gen. 45. 4- - 213 
 
 Luke, 22.42. G. Fri. 241 
 Rom. 2. 28, 29 261 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 21-23- 287 
 Ads, 16. 30 - 311 
 
 Luc. 2. 14. Concio ad 
 clerum - - 329 
 
 Adts, 10. I, 2 - 143 
 
 CARRE, Thomas, alias Miles Pinkney. 
 
 Of an ancient family at Broomhall. Sent early to the 
 Englifli College at Douay. Admitted among the clergy 
 1620 ; ordained 1625. Founded a monaftery of nuns 
 at Paris, 1634, where he refided as their confeflbr until he 
 died, 1674. 
 
 Pietas Parilienfis, or a fhort defcription of the 
 piety and charity commonly exercifed in Paris, 
 which reprefents in fhort the pious pradlices 
 of the whole Catholic Church. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1666 
 
 CARRIERES, Louis de. 
 
 A French divine, born 1662 j retired from a military 
 life at the age of twenty-feven and entered the congregation 
 of the Oratory; died 1717. He is celebrated for his 
 Commentaire Litteral on all the books of Scripture, in 24 
 vol. 12°. 1711-1716. 
 
 Commentaire litleral fur I'hiftoire et concorde 
 
 des quatre Evangeliftes. Infere dans la tra- 
 
 duftion Fran9oife, avec le texte Latin a la 
 
 marge. 12°. a Reims, 171 1 
 
 CARRINGTON, James, M.A., Chancellor of 
 
 Exeter. 
 The relative duties of parents and children. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 4. 267 
 
 CARRINGTON, James, LL.B., Senior Prebend. 
 
 of Exeter Cathedral, Incumbent of Topfliam, 
 
 &c. &c. 
 
 Sermons, on various fubjefts. 8°. Exeter, 1826 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. On the laft judgment - - i 
 
 Matt. 13. 30. Wheat and tares - - - 13 
 
 Heb. 9. 26. On Chrift's appearance to put away fin. 
 
 [Chriftmas day.] - ... - 24 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. BleiTednefs of dying in the Lord. [Eafter] 34 
 
 Gen. I. 27. The dignity of human nature - 42 
 
 John, 18. 36. Chrift's kingdom not of this world 50 
 
 CARRINGTON, James, LL.B. [continued). 
 
 Matt. 9. 13. On repentance ... - 58 
 
 John, 8. 49. On difhonouring Chrift - - 66 
 
 Gen. 3. 15. Chrift as our Redeemer - - 76 
 
 Pfa. 78. 57-59. On luxury . . - 84 
 
 Heb. 10. 25. On the duties of the Sabbath - 92 
 
 Matt. 7. 7. A/k, and it fhall be given you 99 
 
 Phil. 4. II. On contentment - - - 108 
 
 Pfa. 112. 7. Religious confidence ... 116 
 
 John, 5. 39. Search the Scriptures - 125 
 
 John, 10. 37,38. Believe the works of Chrift - 135 
 
 Luke, I. 80. On abftinence . _ . 146 
 
 Luke, 15. 20. On repentance - - - 156 
 
 Adts, 7. 51. On refifting the Holy Ghoft - 165 
 
 Pfa. 20. 7. [Faft day, Feb. 8, 1809] - - 172 
 
 CARRON, I'Abbe. 
 
 L'ecclefiaftique accompli, ou plan d'un vie vrai- 
 ment facerdotale. Cinquieme edition. 18°. 
 
 Par. 1823 
 CARSON, Alexander, LL.D. 
 
 A Baptift minifter. 
 
 A reply to Mr. Brown's Vindication of the 
 
 Prefbyterian Form of Church-Government, in 
 
 which the order of the apoftolical churches is 
 
 defended. 12°. Edin. 1807 
 
 Baptifm in its mode and fubjefts. 8°. Lond. 1 844 
 
 The incompetency of the Rev. ProfelTor Lee, of 
 
 Cambridge, for tranfiating, or correding tranflations of 
 the Holy Scriptures, proved and illuftrated, in a criti- 
 cifm on his Remarks on Dr. Henderfon's Appeal to the 
 Bible Society. Pp.25. Z". Edin. iSi^ 
 
 Anfwer to the Letter of the Rev. ProfelTor Lee, 
 
 in reply to the proof and illuftration of his incompetency 
 for tranfiating or corredling tranflations of the Holy 
 Scriptures. Pp. 46. 8^. Edin. n. d. 
 
 CARSTARES, William, Secretary to K. William. 
 
 Born, at Cathcart, Scotland, 1649; educated at Edin- 
 burgh and Utrecht. Accompanied King William to Eng- 
 land as his chaplain, and was the chief agent between the 
 Church of Scotland and the Court during the whole of that 
 reign. To his influence is to be attributed the eftablifliment 
 of Preft)ytery in Scotland. Became Principal of the 
 Univerfity of Edinburgh 1704. Died 171 5. His State 
 Papers form an important colledion of documents. 
 (State papers and letters addreifed to), relating 
 to public aftairs in Great Britain, but more 
 particularly in Scotland, during the reigns of 
 K. William and Q^ Anne. To which is 
 prefixed the life of Mr. Carrtares. Publifhed 
 from the originals, by Jofeph M'Cormick, 
 D.D., Minifter of Prcftonpans. 4°. Ed'm. 1774 
 CARTHAGINENSIS Synodi fub Bonifacio epi- 
 fcopo habitas an. dxxv. feflio fecunda. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. i. 481 
 Excerptum ex concilio Carthaginenfi fub re- 
 parato epifcopo habito an.DXXxv. lb. 1.485 
 CARTER, Benjamin, M.A., Reftor of St. Mar- 
 tin's Outwich,Lond., and Vicar of Weil: Ham, 
 EiTex. 
 Sixteen difcourfes on practical fubjefts. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1729 
 
 Mark, 12. 34. The qualifications for entering into the 
 kingdom of God - - - - - I 
 
 Jer. 13. 23. The power and prevalency of evil habits. 
 (Two lermons.) . - - - - 25 
 
 Prov. 21. 29. The fad efFedls of acarelefsand unthink- 
 ing temper opened - - - - - 7^
 
 587 
 
 588 
 
 CARTER, Benjamin, M.A. [continued). 
 
 I Cor. 7. 31. The ufe and abufe of this world. (Two 
 fermons.) .----- 95 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. The temptations of poverty and riches : 
 
 and the advantages of a middle ftate in life - 139 
 
 Gal. 5. 21. The folly, guilt, and danger of habitual 
 
 drunkennefs .... - 163 
 
 C-en. 22. I. The nature, and reafons of God's tempting 
 men ------- 189 
 
 Heb. 4. 13. The infinite knowledge of God 211 
 
 Gal. 6. 7, 8. The manner of pafling a true judgment 
 
 on our fpiritual and future ftate. (Two lermons.) 235 
 
 James, i. 22. The duty and benefits of hearing the 
 
 word opened and explained- - - - 283 
 
 Mark, 13. 37. The nature and duty of Chriftian watch- 
 fulnefs ------ 307 
 
 I Cor. 9. 24, 25. The nature and prize of the Chriftian 
 race ..----- 335 
 
 Phil. 3. 20, 21. The happinefs of our future ftate 
 
 opened and recommended to our meditation 365 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 5. 13. The ufe and abufe of 
 
 Chriftian liberty. [Affizc.] 8°. Lo?id.\jij 
 
 CARTER, Harry William, M.D., F.R.S.E. 
 
 Remarks upon a late publication by Mr. Bclfham, 
 
 entitled. The Bampton Ledlurer Reproved ; 
 
 being a reply, &c., to the Rev, C. A. Moyfey, 
 
 D.D. In a letter to a friend. Pp. 66. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1819 
 CARTER, Matthew. 
 
 A moft true and exaft relation of that as honour- 
 able as unfortunate expedition of Kent, Effex, 
 and Colchefter. [Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. 1650 
 CARTER, Nicholas, D.D.,Curateof St. George's 
 
 Chapel in Deal. 
 Seventeen fermons. 8°. Land. 1738. 
 
 1 John, 1. 5-7. The moral character of God, and our 
 obligation to imitate it - - - - i 
 
 John, 12. 49, 50. Chriftianity in point of pracflice the 
 
 religion of nature - ... - 19 
 
 1 John, 4. 10, II. God's love to men, and their love 
 
 to one another - . - - . 35 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. Of doing good . _ - 51 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. Of doing to others as we would be done 
 
 unto .--.---69 
 
 Jer. 8. 8. The means of inftrudtion afforded toChriftians 
 
 ^7 
 
 Gal. 6. 7, 8. Sinner's hope for falvation on miftaken 
 
 grounds. [Three fermons.] - - - 107 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. The marks of being led by the Spirit 
 
 155 
 
 Rom. 8. I. Of walking after the flelh and after the 
 
 Spirit - - - - - - - 173 
 
 Prov. I. 31. The prefent mifchief of fin infers a future 
 punilhment ------ i8g 
 
 Matt. 6. 30. God's care for men inferred from his 
 general providence - - - - - 205 
 
 Heb. 13. 5. God's promifes a fure ground of content- 
 ment -..--. 221 
 Ecclef. 8. 14. Good men fufter, and finners profper 235 
 Numb. 23. 10. Credulity in witchcraft expofed from 
 the hiftory of Balaam . - . _ 252 
 Numb. 23. 10. Of dying the death of the righteous 273 
 A letter to the Rev. Doftor Randolph, Arch- 
 deacon of Oxford, occafioned by a Charge delivered by 
 him to the clergy of the diocefe of Oxford, in 1771. In 
 vindication of the reafonablenefs of requiring fubfcription 
 to articles of religion. By a Member of the Church of 
 England. Pp. 44. 8°. Land. 1772 
 
 CARTER, Thomas, Minifter of Dynton. 
 Prayer's prevalencie for Ifracl's fafety, a fermon 
 
 CARTER, Thomas {continued). 
 
 [on Exod. 32. 9, 10.] before the Houfe of Com- 
 mons, at the Faft, June 28, 1643. 4°. L. 1643 
 
 CARTWRIGHT, Christopher. 
 
 A learned Englifh divine j born 1602 ; died 1658. 
 
 Mcllificium Hebraicum, five obfervationes ex 
 Hebrzeorum antiquiorum monumentis de- 
 fumptas. Crit. Sac. 8 
 
 Other works : Eledla Targumico-Rabbinica, five anno- 
 
 tationes in Genefin, ex triplici Targum, 12°. Lond. 1648. 
 
 In Exodum, 12". 1653. 
 
 CARTWRIGHT, Rev. J. 
 
 Sermon, I Pet. 2. 9. Gofpel truth and gofpel 
 holinefs infeparably connected. 8°. L. 1791 
 CARTWRIGHT, Thomas. 
 
 A Puritan divine of great learning and eminence. Born 
 in Hertford/hire, about 1535. Admitted into St. John's 
 College, Cambridge, 1550. Chofen fellow 1560. Lady 
 Margaret's divinity reader 1570, of which he was de- 
 prived 1571. Went abroad; returned in two years ; be- 
 came a principal leader of the Puritans, and was twice 
 imprifoncd. Died at Warwick 1603. 
 A confutation of the Rhemift's tranflation, glofles 
 and annotations on the New Teftament, 
 fo farre as they containe manifeft impieties, 
 herelies, idolatries, fuperftitions, prophanefTe, 
 treafon, flanders, abfurdities, falfehoods, and 
 other evills. Folio. 161 8 
 
 Reply to Whitgift's anfwer to the Admonition 
 to the Parliament. 
 
 Printed in Whitgift's Defenle 
 
 Commentarii fuccinfti et dilucidi in Proverbia 
 
 Salomonis, quibus adhibita eft prefatio Johan- 
 
 nis Polyandri. 4°. Jmji. 1638 
 
 Metaphrafis et homilias in Ecclefiaftem. 4°. 
 
 JmJi. 1647 
 Harmonia evangelica, commentario, analytico, 
 metaphraftico, praftico, illuftrata. 4°. 
 
 J?nJJ. Elz. 1647 
 CARUSIUS [CARUSO], John Baptist. 
 
 Born at Polizzi, near Palermo, 1673. Died 1724. He 
 devoted his life to the ftudy of the hiftory and antiquities 
 of Sicily. 
 Bibliotheca hiftorica regni Sicilise, five hiftori- 
 
 corum qui de rebus Siculis, a Saracenorum 
 
 invafione ufque ad Aragonenftum principa- 
 
 tum illuftriora monumenta rehquerunt amplis- 
 
 fima colledlio. 2 vol. Folio. Panormi, 1723 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Claudii Marii Aretii liber de fitu Sicilias. 
 
 Lupi Protofpatae chronicon. 
 
 Cecano, Joannis de, chronicon FofTas novas. 
 
 Hiftoria Saracenorum in Sicilia, ex Abulpheda, &c. 
 
 Gulielmi Apulienfis rerum in Apulia, Campana, Cala- 
 bria, et Sicilia, libri v. 
 
 Gaufredi monachi rerum geftarum, a Roberto Guis- 
 cardo, &c. 
 
 Alexandri abbatis Telefini Rogerii Siciliae regis rerum 
 geftarum, libri iv. 
 
 Falconis Beneventani chronicon. 
 
 Hugonis Falcandi hiftoria de rebus geftis in Sicilias regno. 
 
 Petri Blefenfis epirtolae feledlae ad Siculos. 
 
 Anonymi Cafinenfis chronicon. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Richardi de S. Germano chronicon Siculum. 
 
 Anonymi Fuxenfis gefta Innocentii III. 
 
 Frederici Siciliae regis teftamentum et epiftolae ofto.
 
 589 
 
 CARUSIUS [CARUSO], John Baptift {conumiecT). 
 Anonymi, et Sabae Malafpiiiae hiftorla Sicula. 
 Manfredi epiftolas. 
 
 Anonymi hiftoria Sicula a Normannis. 
 Romualdi archiepifcopi Salernitani chronicon 814-1212. 
 Variorum Icriptorum monumenta Sicula. 
 
 CARUS, William, M.A., Canon of Winchefter. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 4. 16. The perfonal duties of 
 the minifter [Vifitation]. 8. Catnb. 1845 
 
 Life of Simeon. See Simeon. 
 
 CARVER, Marmaduke, Reftor of Harthill, 
 Yorkfhire. 
 
 A difcourfe of the terreftrial paradile, aiming at 
 a more probable difcovery of the true fitua- 
 tion of that happy place of our firfl: parents' 
 habitation. 8°. Lond. 1666 
 
 CARWITHEN, Rev. I. B. S. 
 
 Born 1781. Ordained deacon, 1803 ; and prieft 1805. 
 
 Perpetual Curate ofSandhurft, Berks, 1810; and in 18 14 
 
 Perpetual Curate of Frimley, Hants. Died at Sandhurft 
 
 vicarage 1832. 
 
 A view of the Brahminical religion in its con- 
 firmation of the truth of facred hiftory, and 
 in its influence on the moral character, in a 
 feries of difcourfes, preached 1809, at the 
 Lefture founded by the late Rev. John Bamp- 
 ton, M.A. 8°. Lond. 1810 
 
 Mai. I. II. General view - - . . i 
 
 Job, 38. 31-33. Chronological fyftem - 37 
 
 Gen. 7. 23. Brahminical records of the deluge 73 
 
 Gen. 10. 32. Brahminical records of the origin and 
 
 fettlement of nations - - . . . 105 
 
 Pfa. 147. 19, 20. Correfpondence of the Brahminical 
 
 fyftem with the primeval religion - - 143 
 
 Exod. 34. 5, 6. Brahminical reprefentations of the Deity 
 
 . . 177 
 
 Rom. 14. 17. The Brahminical fyftem in its opera- 
 tions on the intelleftual faculties - 213 
 Col. 3. II. Its operations on the focial afFeftions 245 
 Gal. 6. 10. On the pradlicability of introducing Chrift- 
 ianity into India - . - . - 275 
 Notes - - - - - - -311 
 
 Hiftory of the Church of England, Parts i and 
 2. Second edit. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. Oxf. 1849 
 Vol. I. Notice of the author, by W. R. Browell, a.d. 
 
 596-1604. 
 Vol. 2. A.D. 1604-16S9, and Index. 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 7. 45, and 14. 45. 
 
 GARY, Henry, of Worcefter Col. Oxford. 
 
 Teftimonies of the Fathers of the firft four cen- 
 turies to the dodlrine and difcipline of the 
 Church of England, as fet forth in the Thirty- 
 nine Articles. 8°. 0;t/: 1835 
 
 GARY, J. W. M.A., Head Mafter of Lewes 
 Grammar School. 
 
 The Afts of the Apoftles, with notes, hiftorical, 
 geographical, and explanatory, and a feries of 
 queftions for the uie of fchools. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 842 
 
 GARY, Mordecai, Bifhop of Kilklla. 
 
 Confecrated Bifhop of Clonfert. Tranflated to Killalla 
 1735. Died 1752. 
 Sermon, James, 1. 27. [Soc. Prop. Eng. Prot. 
 
 Sch. Ireland.] Dubl. 1744 
 
 GARYL, Joseph. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine of good abilities, learning, and 
 
 590 
 
 CARYL, Jofeph {continued). 
 
 indefatigable induftry. Born, in London, 1602. He was 
 feme time a commoner at Exeter College, Oxford, and 
 preached feveral years with applaufe before the Hon. Society 
 ot Lincoln's Inn. Appointed one of the triers 1653. 
 Ejedted 1662. Afterwards gathered a congregation in the 
 neighbourhood of St. Magnus, London Bridge. Died 
 1673. His Expofition of Job is a moft elaborate, learned, 
 judicious, and pious work. 
 
 Expofition, with praftical obfervations on the 
 boolf of Job. 12 vol. 4°. Lond. 1648-66 
 
 Vol. I. Chap. 1-3; 2.4-7; 3-8-10; 4. 11-14; 5. 
 
 15-17 ; 6. 18-21 ; 7. 22-26; 8.27-29; 9. 30, 31 j 
 
 10. 32-34; II. 35-37; 12. 38-42. 
 Each volume has an index. 
 Another edition was publifhed in 2 vol. folio, 1676-7. 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 2. 2, 3. The works of Ephefus 
 explained. [Faft.] 4°. 1642 
 
 Sermon, on Rev. 3. 4. Farewell Sermons 29 
 CASA, John de la. 
 
 An eminent Italian writer. Born at Florence, 1503. 
 Educated at Bologna and Florence. Became Clerk of the 
 Apoftolic Chamber 1538; and was in his youth diftin- 
 guifhed for the elegance of his writings and the licentious- 
 nefs of his morals. Biihop of Benevento 1544. Died 1556 
 or 1557. His lives ofBembo and Contarlni are written 
 with great elegance. 
 Latina monimenta. 4°. 
 
 Flor. in officina Juntarufn, 1 5 64 
 
 Carmina. 
 
 De officiis inter potentiores et tenuiores amicos. 
 
 Petri Bembi vita. 
 
 Epiftolas. 
 
 Gafparis Contareni vita. 
 
 Orationes Thucydidis. 
 
 CASALI, John Baptist. 
 
 A learned Roman antiquarian of the 17th century. 
 De veteribus facris Chriftianorum ritibus, five 
 apud Occidentales five Orientales Catholica in 
 ecclefia probatis. Folio. Ronirr, 1647 
 
 Other works : De Ritibus veterum .^gyptiorum. 4°. 
 Rom. 1644. De Urbis ac Romani olim Imperii Splendore. 
 Folio. Rom. 1650, &c. 
 
 GASAUBON, Isaac. 
 
 A very learned Proteftant critic. Born at Geneva 1559. 
 Educated at Geneva, and was ProfefTor of Greek there 
 fourteen years. Removed to Montpelier; and in 1598 
 to Paris, where a penfion was granted him. After the 
 murder of Henry IV. he came to England, and was 
 made a prebendary of Weftminfter and Canterbury, with 
 a penfion from King James I. Died 16 14. He ranks 
 among thofe learned men who were anxious to have a 
 union formed between the Roman Catholic and Proteftant 
 Churches. He edited numerous Greek and Latin authors 
 with notes of great learning. 
 
 Notas in Novum Teftamentum. Critici Sacri 
 De rebus facris et ecclefiafticis exercitationes 
 xvi. ad Cardinal. Baronii Prolegomena in An- 
 nales et primam eorum partem de D. N. Jefu 
 Chrifti nativitate, vita, paffione, afiumtione. 
 Cum prolegomenis au6loris in quibus de Ba- 
 roniana Annahbus candide difputatur. 4°. 
 
 Franc. 1 6 1 5 
 
 Cafaubon was not fufficiently acquainted with divinity 
 
 and ecclefiaftical hiftory to criticife the famous Annals. 
 
 Some one has faid, that in his Exercitationes he threw down 
 
 merely the weathercocks of Baronius's great building. 
 
 Epiftolae, infertis ad eaidem refponfionibus, quot-
 
 59' 
 
 592 
 
 CASAUBON, Ifaac {continue J). 
 
 quot hadenus reperiri potucrunt, fecundum 
 feriem temporis accurate digeftae. Accedunt 
 huic terti^ edition!, praeter trecentas ineditas 
 epiflolas, Ifaaci Cafauboni vita, ejufdem dedi- 
 cationes, pr^efationes, prolegomena, poemata, 
 fragmentum de libertate ecclefiaftica. Item 
 Merici Cafauboni J. F. epiftoL-e, dedicationes, 
 prjefationes, prolegomena, et tradlatus quidam 
 rariores. Curante Theodoro Janfon, ab Al- 
 meloveen. Folio. Roter. 1709 
 
 Epiftola, &c. Ff. 7 
 
 Ifaaci Cafauboni vita . - . . 1-76 
 
 dedicationes et prasfationes . - - i 
 
 de libertate ecclefiaftica ... 167 
 
 Carmina, turn Graeca, turn Latina - 233—250 
 
 Epiftolae ------ i 
 
 Epiftolae feleftiores ad Ifaacum Cafaubonum fcriptse 
 
 639-672 
 Merici Cafauboni, Ifaaci filii, ad viros eruditos epiftolae 
 
 feledae I 
 
 — — Praefationes ----- 27 
 Pietas, contra maledicos patrii nominis, et religionis 
 
 hoftes - - - - - - - 65 
 
 Vindicatio patris, adverfus impoftores, qui librum 
 
 ineptum et impium, de origine idololatrias, &c., nuper 
 
 fub Ifaaci Cafauboni nomine publicarunt - 113 
 
 De verborum ufu - - - - - 129 
 
 De Homeri editione Hackiana - - 157 
 
 Indices Ff. 6 
 
 This is the beft edition of an interefting and learned work. 
 
 De libertate ecclefiaftica, tranflated. 
 
 Hickes's ChriiVian Priefthood, 3. 87 
 The neceflity and benefits of the Reformation. 
 
 Wordfworth's Chrillian Infi:itutes, 4. 36 
 The origin of idolatrie ; or, the birth of herefies. 
 A true defcription of all fuch facred figncs, 
 facrifices, and facraments, as have been infti- 
 tuted of God, with a true and lively anatomy 
 of the mafle. Tranfiated by Ab. Darcie. 4°. 
 
 LonJ. 1624 
 This is falfely attributed to Ifaac Cafaubon. See Cafau- 
 boni Epiftolae. 
 
 CASAUBON, Meric. 
 
 Son of the above. Born, at Geneva, 1599. Educated at 
 
 Chrift Church, Oxford. Obtained the living of Bledon, 
 
 Somerfetfhire, which he loft in the civil wars, but recovered 
 
 at the Reftoration. Died 1671. He was a great fcholar, 
 
 efpecially in criticifm. His works are numerous ; a lift of 
 
 them will be found in Wood's Athenae. 
 
 Of credulity and incredulity in things natural, 
 
 civil, and divine. Wherein among other things, 
 
 the Sadducifm of thefe times in denying fpirits, 
 
 witches, &c., is fully confuted. Epicurus, his 
 
 caufe, difcufled, and the juggling and falfe 
 
 dealing lately ufed to bring him and Atheifm 
 
 into credit clearly difcovered, &c. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1668 
 
 A treatife concerning enthufiafme, as it is an 
 
 efi"eft of nature, but is miftaken by many for 
 
 either divine infpiration or diabolical pofleflion. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1655 
 
 A letter concerning natural experimental philo- 
 
 fophy, and fome books lately fet out about it. 
 
 4°. Camb. 1 699 
 
 Nots in Marcum Antonium. Gatakeri Opera 
 
 CASAUBON, Meric {continued). 
 
 Annotations on the Pfalms. Aflcmbly's Annot. 
 
 Vindicatio patris, adverfus impollores, qui librum 
 ineptum et impium, de origine idololatriac, &c. 
 Ff 2. Pp. 59. 4°. Lond. 1624 
 
 De nupera Homeri editione Lugduno-Batavica, 
 Hackiana ; cum Latina verfione, et Didymi 
 fcholiis ; fed et Eullathio, et locis aliquot in- 
 fignioribus ad Odyfieam pertinentibus item, 
 fuper loco Homerico, dubias apud antiquos 
 interpretationis, quo Dei in hominum tam 
 mentes, quam fortunas imperium afleritur. 
 Bina; difiertationes, 16°. Lond. 1659 
 
 Epillolae, &c. See Casaubon, Isaac. 
 
 CASE, Thomas. 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift divine. Born at Boxley, 
 Kent, 1598 or 1599. Became ftudent of Chrift Church, 
 Oxford, 1616. Obtained the living of Erpingham, Nor- 
 folk. Ejedted for Nonconformity. In the Commonwealth 
 was minifter of St. Mary Magdalen, Milk Street, London, 
 and afterwards Reftor of St. Giles in the Fields. Ejedled 
 1662. Died 1680. He was the inftitutor and one of the 
 writers of the Morning Exercife. One of the volumes of 
 that work confifts of fermons preached at his church of St. 
 Giles in the Fields. 
 
 Sermon, Exod. 5. 22, 23. Deliverance-obftruc- 
 tion ; or, the fet-backs ol reformation. 
 [Monthly Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1646 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 107. 30, 31. A model of true 
 fpiritual thankfulneiTe. [Thankfgiving for the 
 furrendcr of the citie of Cheiter into the hands 
 of the Parliamentary forces,] 4°. Lond. 1 646 
 Correftion, inftruftion ; or, a treatife of afflic- 
 tions. 12°. Lond. 1672 
 Sermon on Rev. 2. 5. Farewell Sermons, 43 
 Cafes for Difi"enters. [See Collection. J 
 CASIMIR SARBIEWSKI, or Sarbievius, 
 Matthias. 
 
 A modern Latin poet. A native of Poland. Born 1595. 
 Entered among the Jefuits 1612. Died 164c. 
 Lyricas. 32°. Lond. 1632 
 
 CASSAN, Stephen Hyde, F.S.A. 
 
 Born, at Cakutta, 1789. Entered as a gentleman-com- 
 moner of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, i8ti ; and as a ftudent 
 of the Middle Temple in the fame year. B.A. 1815. 
 M.A. 1818. Ordained deacon 1815, and prieft 1816. 
 Curate of Frome 1820. Afterwards Curate of Mere. 
 'Prefcnted to the living of Bruton with Wyke Champ- 
 flower 1831. Died 1841. His biographies are not much 
 efteemed. 
 
 Lives and memoirs of the bilhops of Sherborne 
 and Salifhury, from the year 705 to 1824. 
 8°. Salijb. 1824 
 
 The lives of the bifhops of Wincheiler from 
 Birinus, the firfi: bifhop of the Weft Saxons, 
 to the prcfent time. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1827 
 Vol. 1. The Roman Catholic biftiops. 
 Vol. 2. The Proteftant biftiops. 
 
 Lives of the bifhops of Bath and Wells from the 
 
 earlieft to the prefent time. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Confiderations on the danger of any legiflative 
 
 alteration refpedting the Corporation and Teft A£ls. To 
 which are appended fome remarks on the Reformation, 
 and on the Reftoration of the Church and Monarchy. 
 Pp. 69. 8°. Lond. 1828
 
 593 
 
 594 
 
 CASSANDER, George. 
 
 A learned Roman Catholic divine, of conciliatory princi- 
 ples. Born near Bruges 1515. Taught the belles lettres 
 at Ghent, Bruges, and other places. Died 1566. He 
 devoted the latter years of his life to his favourite idea of 
 forming an union between the Roman Catholics and Pro- 
 teftants. His works were collefted in a folio volume, 
 Paris, 16 16. Some of them were condemned by the 
 Council of Trent. 
 
 Opera quae reperiri potuerunt omnia. Epiftolas 
 cxvii. et colloquia ii. cum Anabaptiftis, nunc 
 primum edita. Folio. Par. 16 16* 
 
 Elenchus, Ff. 2. Portrait, F, i. 
 
 Liturgica : de ritu et ordine Dominicae coenae celebrandae, 
 quam celebrationem Graeci liturgiam, Latini miflam 
 appellarunt -...-. \ 
 
 Ordo Romanus de officio miffae. Libelli aliquot per- 
 vetufti continentes ordinem, quern pontifex praefertim 
 Romanus, jam olim in celebrando officio miflae obfer- 
 vare confuevit ..... 89 
 
 Hymni ecclefiaftici, praefertim qui Ambrofiani dicuntur, 
 multis in locis recogniti multorum hymnorum acces- 
 fione locupletati, cum fcholiis ... j^y 
 
 Appendix de Spiritu Sandlo nominatim invocando 298 
 
 Preces ecclefiafticae quae colledlae vulgo dicuntur 301 
 
 B. Vigilii martyris et epifcopi Tridentini opera, fcilicet 
 difputatio inter Sabellium, Fotinum, Arrium, et Atha- 
 nafium. Ejufdem adverfus Eutychen, et alios haere- 
 ticos de Chrifto, male fentientes, libri v. - 449 
 
 Commentarius de duabus in Chrifto naturis et unica 
 hypoftafi, adverfus hserefes hujus astatis - 576 
 
 Honorii Auguftodunenfis ecclefiae prefbyteri de prae- 
 deftinatione et libero arbitrio dialogus, epiftolae ii. 
 una Profperi, altera Hilarii Arelatenfis epifcopi de reli- 
 quiis Pelagians haerefeos - - - 614 
 
 De baptifmo infantium, teftimonia veterum qui intra 
 ccc. circiter annos a temporibus apoftolorum floruerunt 
 
 669 
 
 De baptifmo infantium, dodlrina Catholicae ecclefiae, 
 divinarum literarum teftimoniis explicata - 701 
 
 De officio Pii ac publicae tranquillitatis vere amantis viri 
 in hoc religionis diffidio - - . - 781 
 
 Traditionum veteris ecclefise et SS. patrum defenfio 
 adverfus J. Calvini criminationes. Item refponfio ad 
 calumnias quibus CafTander in Germanico quodam 
 libello petulanter impetitur ... 7^^ 
 
 De articulis religionis inter Catholicos et Proteftantes 
 controverfis confultatio. Cum praefarione ad Ferdin. 
 et Maxim. II. impp. .... g^^ 
 
 De facra communione Chriftiani populi in utraque, panis 
 et vini fpecie confultatio - - - - 10 15 
 
 De viris illuftribus lib. i. continens vitas eorum qui com- 
 memorantur in facris bibliis, ufque ad regum hiftoriam 
 
 1049 
 
 Epiftolae cxvii. •-..-- 1077 
 
 Adta colloquii a G. Caflandro, cum Jo. Kremer a Caftcrp 
 Anabaptifmi caufla captivo, A.D. 1 558 - - 1227 
 
 Afta colloquii inter G. Cafl'andrum et Matthiam ana- 
 baptiftam - - . - - - 1234 
 
 Viri aliquot illuftres qui ante Procam in Latio fuere 1241 
 
 Oratio panegyrica in laudem urbis Brugarum - 1251 
 
 Tabuls breves et expeditae in praeceptiones rhetoricas 1272 
 
 Tabulae praeceptionum dialedlicarum - - 1293 
 
 Tabula locorum dialefticorum - - '1331 
 
 Index 
 
 De communione fub utraque fpecie dialogus. Una 
 cum aliis fuperiore feculo fcriptis et adtis 
 eodem facientibus Georgius Calixtus collegit 
 et edidit. Acceffit ejufdem de hac ipfa con- 
 troverfia difputatio. 4°. Helmjl. 1642 
 
 Liturgica : de ritu et ordine Dominicse coens 
 celebrandje, quam celebrationem Graeci litur- 
 
 CASSANDER, George {continueS). 
 
 giam, Latini miffam appellarunt, ex variis 
 monumentis et probatis fcriptoribus collefla. 
 Sm. 8°. Colon. 1558 
 
 CASSIAN, St. John. 
 
 A celebrated monk of Scythian origin. Born at Athens 
 351. Died about 448. He ranks among the greateft 
 mafters of the monaftic life ; one of the firft of the femi- 
 Pelagians. His Collations, or Conferences of the Fathers 
 of the Defert, and his Inftitutions, are written in Latin 
 with a clearnefs and fimplicity of ftyle excellently calculated 
 to infpire the heart with virtuous difpofitions. The beft 
 and moft complete editions of his works are thofe of Paris, 
 1641, and Franc. 1722 (or with a new title, Leipf. 1733); 
 both in folio. 
 
 Opera omnia, cum commentariis D. Alardi Ga- 
 zsi, Coenobits Vedaftini,ordinis S. Bcnedifti, 
 ab eodem denuo recognita, commentariis ipfis 
 tertia parte auftoribus illuftrior reddita, novo- 
 que infuper in libros de incarnatione, qui 
 deiiderabatur, commentario locupletata. Folio. 
 
 ^^Pf' 1733 
 Epiftola, &c. Ff. 9 
 
 De inftitutiscoenobiorum libri xii. ... i 
 
 Collationes patrum xxiv. - . - - 2T3 
 
 Dionyfii Carthufiani dodlrina catholica, collationi xiii. 
 
 fubftituta. 
 D. Profperi Aquitanici liber de gratia Dei et libero 
 
 arbitrio, contra Collatorem - - - 631 
 
 Casleftini Papae pro Profpero et Hilario, de gratia Dei 
 
 epiftola ...... 644 
 
 Canones concilii fecundi Arauficani, circa temporaLeonis 
 
 Papae I. de libero arbitrio, &c. - . - 647 
 
 D. Profperi epiftola ad Auguftinum - - 649 
 
 R. D. Henrici Cuykii annotationes, five cenforiae notae 
 
 adj. Caffiani libros - - - - - 651 
 
 Petri Ciaconii obfervationes in eundem Cafiianum 668 
 Ex Didaci Alvarez de auxillis divinae gratiae, &c. 674 
 J. Caffiani de Chrifti incarnatione libri vii. - 679 
 
 Regula S. Pachomii ..... 809 
 
 Flores Caffiani, five illuftriores fententis ex ejus operibus 
 
 coUeda 828 
 
 Indices ...---- 833 
 
 Opera. Bibl. Max. Patr. 7. 1 5 
 
 De inftitutis renuntiantium libri xii. Collationes 
 fanftorum patrum xxiv. 8°. Lugd. 1606 
 
 Collatio xiii. de protedlione Dei. 
 
 Profperi Opera, 283 
 
 CASSIODORUS, Magnus Aurelius. 
 
 Called by way of diftinction the Senator. Born in Ca- 
 labria, about 470. His learning, eloquence, and integrity, 
 recommended him to Theodoric, King of the Goths, who 
 made him Governor of Sicily, and afterwards admitted 
 him to his cabinet councils as qusftor and fecretary. 
 Raifed to the confulate 514. Retired, 537, into a monas- 
 tery, which he founded at Viviers, in Calabna, where he 
 wrote his works, which have furvived. Died at the ad- 
 vanced age of ninety. The beft editions of his works are 
 thofe of Rothom., 1679, and Venet., 1729, each in 2 
 vols, folio. Neither of thefe contains the Complexiones 
 publilhed by Scipio Maffei at Florence, 1721, and re- 
 printed, with preface by Chandler, London, 1722. 
 
 Opera omnia, in duos tomos diftributa, ad fidem 
 MSS. Codd. emendata et auda, notis et ob- 
 fervationibus illuftrata, cum indicibus locuple- 
 tiffimis, quibus praemittitur illius vita, quae 
 nunc primum in lucem prodit cum diflertatione 
 de ejus monachatu. Opera et ftudio J. Ga-
 
 595 
 
 CASSIODORUS, Magnus Aurelius {continued). 
 
 retii, monachi ordinis S. Bened. e Cong. 
 S. Mauri. 2 vol. Folio. f^enei. 1729 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Praefatio, &c. Ff. 8 
 
 Vita Cafliodori i 
 
 De CafTiodori vita monaftica differtatio - - 27 
 
 Variarum libri xii. ----- i 
 
 Hiftorize eccleliafticae tripartita, ex tribus Grascis audori- 
 bus, Sozomeno, Socrate, et Theodoreto, ab Epiphanio 
 Scholaftico verfis, per Cafllodorum in epitomen 
 redadlae, libri xii. ----- 189 
 
 Chronicon ab Adamo ufque ad confulatum Eutharici 
 Ciliciae, et Juftini imperatoris - - - 354 
 
 Computus Pakhalis _ . . - - 370 
 
 Jornandes, feu Jordanus epifcopus Ravennas de Getarum 
 five Gothorum origine et rebus geftis - 371 
 
 Index ------- 398 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfalterii expofitio ----- i 
 
 Expofitio in Cantica Canticorum - - 479 
 
 De inftitutione divinarum litterarum - - 508 
 
 De artibus ac difciplinis liberalium litterarum. 
 
 De arte grammatica ----- 528 
 
 De arte rhetorica - - - - - 531 
 
 De dialedtica - - - - - -536 
 
 De arithmetica - - - - - 553 
 
 De mufica - - - - - - 55^ 
 
 De geometria ----- 558 
 
 De aftronomia ------ 559 
 
 CommenUrium de oratione et de ofto partibus orationis 
 
 561 
 De orthographia - - - - - 574 
 
 De fchematis et tropis, necnon et quibufdam locis rhe- 
 
 toricis Sacra; Scripturje quae paffim in commentariis 
 
 Cafliodori in Pfalmis reperiuntur - - - 5S8 
 
 De anima ------ 594 
 
 Index ------- 607 
 
 Opera. Bibl. Max. Patr. 11. 1094 
 
 Complexiones in Epiftolas, Ada Apoftolorum, et 
 Apocalypfin, cura S. Chandleri. 12°. L. 1722 
 Tripartita hiftoria. 
 
 Eufebius, Autores Hift. Eccl. 
 Benedidio Dei ex Caffiodoro et Ifidoro, ab Ano- 
 nymo. Canifius, 2, p. 2. 19 
 
 CASTALIO, Sebastian. 
 
 Born 15 15; died 1563. Or, Caftellio, his family name was 
 Chateillon. He had been brought into notice at Geneva by 
 Calvin ; when, having been found to entertain views which 
 were not in accordance with thofe of the reformer, he was 
 driven from the city, and obliged to feek refuge at Bale ; 
 here he alfo got into difgrace, in confequence of his oppo- 
 fition to the perfecuting of heretics. Caftalio feems to have 
 been a Socinian. As a tranflator of the Bible, he is ac- 
 cufed of being "too much affefted, and deftitute of the 
 noble fimplicity, grandeur, and energy which diftinguifh 
 the facred originals." 
 
 Biblia Sacra, ex Sebaftiani Caftellionis interpre- 
 tatione, ejufque poftrema recognitione, cum 
 annotationibus ejufdem, et Hiftoriae fupple- 
 mento ab Efdra ad Machabsos, et inde ufque 
 ad Chriftum, ex Jofepho. AccefTere in nova 
 hac editione ejufdem Delineatio reipublicje 
 Judaicae ex Jofepho, nota prolixior in caput ix. 
 epiftolas ad Romanos, necnon defenfio ver- 
 fionis Novi Foederis contra T. Bezam. Folio. 
 
 Franc. 1697 
 
 Annotationes in Vetus et Novum Teftamentum. 
 
 Critici Sacri 
 
 596 
 
 CASTALIO, Sebaftian {continued). 
 
 Dialogi iv., &c. Sm. 8°, Goud^e, \6\t, 
 
 Dialogi iv. 
 
 De praedeftinatione ----- i 
 
 De eleftione . - . - . 65 
 
 De libero arbitrio - - - - - 126 
 
 De fide 196 
 
 An poffit homo perfefle obedire legi Dei - - 227 
 
 De pradeftinatione fcriptum _ - - 254 
 
 Defenfio 34^ 
 
 De calumnia ------ 383 
 
 Annotationes in caput nonum ad Romanos - I 
 
 Quinque impedimenta, qua mentes hominum et occulos 
 
 a veri in divinis cognitione abducunt - / - 31 
 
 Tradatus de juftificatione - - - I-89 
 
 CASTANIZA, John de. 
 
 The fpiritual combat ; or, the Chriftian pilgrim 
 in his fpiritual conflift and conqueft. Re- 
 vifed and recommended by the Rev. R. Lucas, 
 D.D. Second edition. Sm. 8°. Land, ijio 
 The real author of this popular work was L. Scupoli. 
 
 See Scupoli. 
 
 CASTANiEUS, Henr. Ludov., Piftavorum Epi- 
 fcopus. 
 
 Celebriorum diftinftionum turn philofophicarum 
 tum iheologicarum fynopfis, cum notis S. 
 Marefii. 4°. Gron. 1658 
 
 CASTELL, Edmund, D.D. 
 
 Born at Hatley, Cambridgefhire, i6c6. Educated at 
 Emanuel College, Cambridge, from which he removed to 
 St. John's. Chaplain to the king, and Arabic Profeifor, 
 1666; to which was added a prebend of Canterbury, &c. 
 His laft preferment was Higham Gobion, Bedfordfhire, 
 where he died 1685. In him we have a remarkable 
 example of great learning, united with literary generofity 
 and induftry. His Lexicon coft him eighteen years of 
 fuch affiduous labour that he injured his health, and im- 
 paired his conftitution. It alfo ruined his fortune, for he 
 ipent upon it upwards of 12,000/., and when publifhed, 
 the copies lay almoft entirely unfold upon his hands. He 
 alfo greatly aflifted Dr. Walton in his Polyglott Bible 
 without remuneration ; and fpent jooo/. upon that 
 work. 
 
 Lexicon Heptaglotton, Hebraicum, Chaldaicum, 
 Syriacum, Samaritanum, .^^ithiopicum, Arab- 
 icum, conjunclim, et Perficum feparatim. In 
 quo, omncs voces Heb. Chald. Syr. Sam. 
 .^th. Arab, et Perf , tam in MSS. quam im- 
 prefTis libris, cum primis autem in Bibliis Poly- 
 glottis, adjedlis hinc inde Armenis, Turcicis, 
 Indicis, Japonicis, &c., ordine alphabetico, 
 fub Jingulis radicibus digeftse, continentur, 
 [&c.] 2 vol. Folio. Lond. 1669 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Portrait of Caftell 
 Epiftola dedicatoria - - - - - F. i 
 
 Praefatio ------ Ff. 2 
 
 Brevis et harmonica (quam fieri potuit) grammaticae 
 
 omnium praecedentium linguarum delineatio 1-43 
 
 Teftimonium, &c. - - - - - F. i 
 
 Lexici Orientalis pars altera, feu diftionarium Perfico- 
 
 Latinum, opera J. Golii atque E. Caftelli 1—573 
 
 Lexicon Orientale, Heb. Chald. Syr. Sam. .^th. Arab. 
 
 1-1654 
 Vol. 2. Lexicon Orientale . - - 1659-4006 
 
 Lexicon Syriacum, cum notis J. D. Michaelis. 
 2 vol. 4°. Gott. 1778*
 
 597 
 
 598 
 
 CASTELL, Edmund, D.D.{coNtinued). 
 
 Lexicon Hebraicum, cum notis J. D. Michaelis. 
 2 vol. 4°. Gbtt. 1792* 
 
 Animadverfiones Samaritics in Pentateuchum. 
 
 Annotationes in ^thiopicam verfionem Cantici 
 Canticorum. 
 
 Annotationes in ^thiopicam Novi Teft. ver- 
 fionem. Bibl. Polygl. Waltoni, 6 
 
 CASTELLO, Castellus de. 
 
 A hiftorian who flouriihed in the 14th century. 
 
 Chronicon Bergomenfe Guelpho-Gliibellinum, 
 1378-1407. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 16. 841 
 CASTI, Giambattista. 
 
 Born in Montefiafcone 1721. Became ProfefTor of 
 
 Greek and Latin, and canon of the Cathedral there. Died 
 
 1803. 
 
 Gli animali parJanti. Poema epico, divifo in 
 ventifei canti. 3 vol. 12°. Par. 1820 
 
 The court and parliament ofbeafts. Freely trans- 
 lated by William Stewart Rofe. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1819 
 
 Les animaux parlans. Poeme epique. Traduit 
 en Fran^aife et en profe, par M. P. P[aganel.] 
 ^ vol. 18°. Liege, 1818 
 
 CASTIGLIONI, Balthazar, Count. 
 
 An eminent Italian nobleman. Born in Mantua 1478. 
 Served as ambaffador at feveral courts. Died 1529. His 
 Courtier is written in an elegant ftyle, and abounds with 
 excellent rules and refledlions. 
 
 The courtier ; or, the complete gentleman and 
 gentlewoman ; being a treatife of the politell 
 manner of educating perfons of diitinftion. 
 Tranflated from the Italian. 8°. Land. 1729 
 
 De curiali live aulico. Interprete B. Gierke. 
 Sm. 8°. Argent. 16 19 
 
 CASTLEMAN, Mr. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. Caftleman, Vicar of 
 South Petherton, Somerfet, on his turning 
 Anabaptift. Pp. 15. 12'^. Lond. 1751 
 
 CASTOR, Rhodius. 
 
 Flouriflied B.C. i. 
 Fragment of Chaldaean hiftory. 
 
 Cory, J. P. Fragments 
 CASTOR, Agrippa. 
 
 Flourilhed a.d. 132. 
 Ex Agrippa Cafloris confutatione adverfus Bafil- 
 
 idem excerpta, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii i. 330 
 CASTRO, Alphonsus de. 
 
 A Francifcan friar, and a very celebrated preacher. Born 
 at Zemora in Spain. He accompanied Philip II. into Eng- 
 land. Promoted to the archbifhopric of Compoftella ; but 
 before the ne(;enary documents were received, he died at 
 BrufTels 1558, aged fixty-three. His work, againft herefies, 
 which is partly hiftorical, and partly polemical, has acquired 
 great celebrity. In the firft edition, 1534, a pafTage oc- 
 curs againft the infallibility of the Pope, which the author 
 was forced to foften in fubfequent editions. The lateft 
 revifed edition by the author was that of 1556. Beft edi- 
 tion of his works, 1773. 
 
 Opera omnia, ab audlore jam poftremo magna 
 diligentia recognita, ac pluribus locis illuftrata. 
 
 CASTRO, Alphonfus de (continued). 
 
 ut merito novum opus cenferi videantur. Cum 
 triplice indice. 2 vol. Folio. Matriti, 1773 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Index haereticorum. 
 AdverfiiS omnes haerefes, libri xiv. 
 Index copiofifTimus. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 De jufta haereticorum punitione, libri tres - - I 
 
 De poteftate legis pcenalis, libri duo - - 238 
 
 Index omnium rerum qua in his tribus libris de jufta 
 
 haereticorum punitione pertradtantur - - 443 
 
 In pfalmum, Milerere mei Deus, homiliae xxv. ad popu- 
 
 lum Salmanticenfem habitae - - - i 
 
 Homiliae xxiv. fuper pfalmum, Beati quorum remifTae 
 
 funt iniquitates ..... 67 
 
 Index in homiliis .... - 144 
 
 Adverfus omnes haerefes, libri xiv. poftremum 
 
 fumma cura aufti et recogniti. Fol. Par. 1 543 
 
 CASWALL, E., M.A., late Perpetual Curate 
 
 of Stratford-fub-Caftle, Wilts. 
 Sermons on the feen and unfeen. 8°. Lond. 1 846 
 John, I. 14. The myftery of the incarnation. Adv. i i 
 
 1 Cor. 15.45. The two Adams. Advent 2 - 15 
 John, 8. 12. Chrift's eternity. Advent 3 - 31 
 Ads, I. 10. The firft and fecond Advent. Adv. 4 44 
 Luke, 2. 10. The joy of Chriftmas - - 55 
 Luke, 12. 54. Difcerning the time. Sun. aft. Chriftmas 
 
 66 
 
 Matt. 2. 2. The wife men. Epiphany - 77 
 
 Luke, 2. 34. Chrift's mother and Chriftian mothers. 
 
 Purification - - - - - - 91 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. Chrift unchangeable. Beginning of the year 
 
 103 
 John, 20. 29. Faith and fight. St. Thomas 116 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. Looking at the invifible. Beginning of 
 the year ...... 132 
 
 John, 13. 7. Chrift's fecret providence. Fun.fer. 143 
 Heb. I. 14. Angelic miniftrations. St. Michael 152 
 Eph. 6. 12. Satanic influences - . - 164 
 
 Heb. 3. 13. The deceitfulnels of fin - - 179 
 
 Eph. 3. 15. Refponfibility for the paft - - 190 
 
 Numb. 32. 23. Sin, a fearcher out - - 202 
 
 2 Kings, 10. 10. Retribution - - - 211 
 
 Pfa. 51. 17. Contrition: how to be attained. Lent 223 
 Pfa. 126. I. Spiritual dreaming - - 235 
 
 James, i. 6. The wavering Chriftian - - 248 
 
 Matt. II. 28. Chrift's yoke the Chriftian's reft 25S 
 Exod. 15. 23. Difappointments in life - 268 
 
 Pfa. 95. 6. Kneeling at public prayer - - 280 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. Converfation in heaven - - 293 
 
 I John, 2. 17. The world periftiable, the Chriftian im- 
 periftiable ..-.-- 304 
 
 CASWALL, Rev. Henry, Prof of Kemper Col- 
 lege, Millouri. 
 
 The prophet of the nineteenth century ; or, 
 the rife, progrefs, and prefent ftate ot the 
 Mormons, or Latter Day Saints. To which 
 is appended an analyfis of the Book of Mor- 
 mon. Large 12°. Lond. 1843 
 
 America and the American Church. Large iz^. 
 
 CATALANUS, Josephus, Prelbyter Cong. Ora- 
 torii S. Hieronymi Charitatis. 
 
 Pontificale Romanum, in tres partes diftributum, 
 dementis VIIL, Urbani VIIL, audloritate 
 recognitum, nunc primum prolegomenis et 
 commentariis illuftratum. 3 vol. Folio. 
 
 Roma', 1738-40 
 Vol. I. 1738. De confirmandis. De ordinibus confer-
 
 599 
 
 6oo 
 
 CATALANUS, Jofephus {continued). 
 
 endis. De clerico faciendo. De ordinatione oftiari- 
 orum, leftorum, exorciftarum, acolythorum, fubdia- 
 coni, diaconi, preftyteri. De coniecratione elefti in 
 epifcopum. De pallio. De benedidlione abbatis, &c. 
 De coronatione regis, &c. 
 Vol. 2. 1739. ^^ benedidlione, et impofitione primarli 
 lapidis pro ecclefia aedificanda. De ecclefiae confecra- 
 tione. De altaris coniecratione. De cosmeterii bene- 
 didlione. De benedidtione corporalium, crucis, imagi- 
 num, facrorum vaforum, &c. 
 Vol. 3. 1740. De publicatione feftorum mobilium. De 
 expulfione publice pcenitentium ab ecclefia. De re- 
 conciliatione pcenitentium. Ordo ad celebrandam iyn- 
 odum. Ordo fufpenfionis, reconciliationis, depofi- 
 tionis, difpenlationis, degradationis, et reftitutionis 
 facrorum ordinum. Ordo ad vifitandas parochias. 
 Ordo ad recipiendum procelTionaliter imperatorem, &c. 
 A new edition of this valuable and hitherto fcarce work 
 
 has been published at Paris, 1850-52, " Recognita et 
 
 novis commentariis et annotationibus locupletata, accurante 
 
 aliquo facrorum rituum cultore." 
 
 Sacrarum casremoniarum, five rituum ecclefiafti- 
 corum S. Romanas ecclefise, libri tres, ab Au- 
 guftino Patricio Ordinati et A. Marcello, 
 Corcyrenfi archiepifcopo, primum editi nunc 
 vero tandem in duos tomos dillributi, ac in- 
 numeris pene mendis purgati, et commentariis 
 aufti. 2 vol. folio. Romce, 1 750 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Liber 1. De conclavi et eleftione papae - - i 
 
 De ordinatione et confecratione novi pontificis 85 
 
 De convi vio folemni pontificis cum cardinalibus et praelatis 
 
 146 
 Quas mutantur, fi coronatio pontificis fiat extra urbem 161 
 De adventu et coronatione eledli in imperatorem Ro- 
 manum -...-- 165 
 
 De canonizatione unius fandli - - - 220 
 
 De pluribus benedidlionibus . - . 248 
 
 De creatione novorum cardinalium - - - 290 
 
 De confiftorio publico, ac loco et ordine Confiftorii 330 
 De provifione ecclefiarum - - - - 335 
 
 De publicationibus folemnibus - . . 546 
 
 Ordo, quomodo papa equitat in pondficalibus 350 
 
 De receptione principum - - - - 358 
 
 De concilio generali _ . - - - ^yi 
 
 De morte, et exequiis RR. cardinalium et papje 386 
 
 Vol. 2. 1751. 
 Liber 2. De feftis, vigiliis, &c. 
 Liber 3. De reverentiis altaris, pontif. cardinalium, &c. 
 
 De ordine fedendi in capella papae - - 339 
 
 De clericis casremoniarum - . . . ^44 
 De cardinalibus afliftente papae in divinis. 
 De afiiftentia in vefperis, in miffa, &c. 
 Quod papae debent ofculari manus. 
 
 De officio facriftae, &c. .... 364 
 
 De habitu papas, cardinalium, praelatorum - 377 
 
 De cardinalibus, de praelatis, &c. - - 384 
 
 De indulgentiis, &c. &c. .... 387 
 
 Index rerum ------ 4]^ 
 
 C^remonialeepifcoporum. zvol. ¥o\.Rom. 1744* 
 Rituale Romanum Benedifti XIV. juffu editum, 
 
 et audlum, perpetuis commentariis exornatum. 
 
 Editio altera, emendatior. 2 vol. folio. 
 
 Patavii, 1760 
 
 By the fame editor. Concilia QEcumenica, prolegomenis 
 ct comment, illuftrata. 4 vol. Folio. Rom. 1736-49. 
 
 CATALOGUS imprefibrum librorum biblio- 
 thecas Bodleianae in Academia Oxonienfi [a 
 Thoma Hyde, &c.] 2 vol. Folio. Oxon. 1738 
 
 CATALOGUS Impreflbrum, &c. [continued). 
 
 This edition was chiefly prepared by Thomas Hearne, 
 the antiquary. A new edition, 3 vol. folio, 1843 ; and a 
 fourth volume added in 1850. 
 
 CATALOGUE of the Library of the Faculty of 
 Advocates, Edinburgh. 4 vol. Folio. 
 
 Edin. 1 742-1 807 
 Vol. I. By Thos. Ruddiman and Walter Goodall. 1742 
 Vol. 2. By Alex. Brown. 1776. Vol. 3. By Alex. 
 Brown. 1787. Vol. 4. 1807. 
 
 CATALOGUE of the printed books in the 
 library of the Society of Antiquaries, London. 
 4°. Land. 18 16 
 
 CATALOGUE of Sion College Library. See 
 Reading. 
 
 CATALOGUE of the library in Red Crofs St., 
 Cripplegate, founded purfuant to the will of 
 the Rev. Daniel Williams, D.D., who died 
 17 16. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1841 
 
 Vol. I. Books. Vol. 2. Trafts and pamphlets. 
 
 CATALOGUE of the library in Red Crofs St., 
 &c , as above. Second edit. 8°. Land. 1801 
 CATALOGUS librorum Bibliothecs publicae 
 Academije Franekeranae. Folio. Fran. 1713 
 CATALOGUE of books on foreign law, founded 
 on the colleflion prefented by Charles Purton 
 Cooper, Efq., to the Society of Lincoln's Inn. 
 Law and jurifprudence of France. Royal 8°. 
 
 Land. 1849 
 CATALOGUE of the library of the Royal In- 
 ftitution. Second edition, confiderably en- 
 larged and improved. Royal 8°. Land. 1 82 1 
 CATALOGUE of the Duke of Roxburgh's 
 library. 8°. Lond. 1812 
 
 CATALOGUE of writers on the Bible. See 
 
 Crowe. 
 CATALOGUS fcriptorum contra Judaeos ex 
 bibliotheca Joannis Molani. Canifius, 4. 816 
 CATALOGUE of the moft vendible books. See 
 
 London, Wm. 
 CATALOGUE of all books and pamphlets pub- 
 lifhed for ten years part, with their prices, and 
 references to their charafters in the Monthly 
 Review. 8°. Lond. 1760 
 
 CATCOTT, A. S., LL.B., Redor of St. Stephen's, 
 Briftol. 
 
 A Hutchinfonian divine. 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 Gen. 2. 3. The antiquity of obferving the Sabbath day i 
 Gen. 3, II. On the fall - - - - 23 
 
 I Cor. I. 23, 24. On the redemption. (2 fermons.) 45 
 Phil. 2. 6. The manner in which the fecond Perfon in 
 the Trinity appeared on earth, before his incarnation. 
 (Two fermons.) - . - . . 95 
 
 Phil. 2. 6-8. The manner in which the fecond Perfon JL 
 in the Trinity was converfant among men, after his ^| 
 incarnation. (Two fermons.) - - " '57 
 
 Phil. 2. 9-11. The fupremacy of Chrift and his judg- 
 ing the world. (Two fermons.) - - 213 
 John, I. 14. The tabernacle of the fanftuary a type of 
 the body of Chrift. (Two fermons.) - - 271 
 Heb. 6. 16. The nature and obligation of an oath. 
 
 [Affize.] 333 
 
 Matt. 25. 40. Of works of mercy. (Two ferm.) 361
 
 6oi 
 
 602 
 
 CATCOTT, A. S. LL.B. {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 106. 30. The zeal of Phinehas. (Faft day.) 425 
 
 Prov. 14. 32. The different end of the righteous and 
 
 the wicked. (Two fermons.) ... 445 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 82. 6. The fupreme and inferiour 
 Elahim. [Affize.] Second edit. 8°. Land. 1742 
 
 The ancient principles of the true and facred 
 philofophy, as lately explained by John Hutch- 
 infon, Efq. Originally published in Latin. 
 Tranflated, with additional notes, and a preli- 
 minary differtation on the charafter and writ- 
 ings of Mofes, by Alex. Maxwell. 8°. Z. 1822 
 
 CATCOTT, Alexander, A.M., Vicar of Temple 
 in Briftol. 
 A Hutchinfonian divine, 
 
 A treatife on the deluge, containing : — 
 
 1. Remarks on the Bp. of Clogher's account of that 
 event. 
 
 2. A full explanation of the Scripture hiftory of it. 
 
 3. A colledlion of all the principal heathen accounts. 
 
 4. Natural proofs of the deluge. 
 
 Second edition, confiderably enlarged. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1768 
 
 Beft edition. The following was the firft edition : — 
 Remarks on the fecond part of the Bp. of Clogher's Vin- 
 dication of the Hiftories of the Old and New Teftaments, 
 chiefly with refpedl to his interpretation of the Mofaic 
 account of the creation and deluge. In two parts. 
 
 Part I. On the creation. 8°. Land. 1 7 56 
 
 [Part 2.] A treatife on the deluge. 8°. Land, ijiii 
 
 CATECHESIS religionis Chriftiana Gr^co- 
 Latina, quae in fcholiis reformatis traditur, 
 Graece converfa a F. Sylburgio. 1 8°. 
 
 Han. 1625 
 
 CATECHESIS Ecclefiarum Polonicarum primum 
 anno 1609 in lucem emiffa, audla J. Crellio, 
 J. Schlichtingio, &c. 4°. Staur. 1680 
 
 CATECHISM (A rational), or an inftruftive 
 conference between a father and a fon. 12°. Lond. 1687 
 
 CATECHISM (A Scriptural), or the duty of 
 man laid down in the exprefs words of Scripture, with 
 private devotions in the exprefs words of Scripture. 
 Second edit. By R. E. 8°. LoW. 1678 
 
 CATECHISMUS cum ordine confirmationis, 
 
 Graece et Latine. Annexse funt precea quotidianae in 
 ufum Scholae Mercatorum Sciflbrum Londini. Pp. 46. 
 18°. Lond. 1683 
 
 CATECHISM (A Catholick), in an explanation 
 of the Creed, the Ten Commandments, the Lord's 
 Prayer, and the two facraments j in the exprefs words 
 of Scripture only. An effay to promote Scripture reli- 
 gion, and to heal the unchriftian divifions among Pro- 
 teftants. By a Britirti Proteftant divine. Third edition, 
 corrected. Pp. xii. 48. Sm. 12°. Lond. 1724 
 
 CATECHISM (The Church) broke into {hort 
 queftions. To which is added, An explanation of fome 
 words, for the eafier underftanding of it. Together 
 with prayers for the ufe of the Charity Schools. Pp. 35. 
 24°. Lond. 1730 
 
 CATECHISM (The words and doftrines of the 
 
 Church), explained in a familiar manner, by a Country 
 Clergyman. To which is added, A fhort addrefs pre- 
 paratory to confirmation. Pp. 57. 12°. Glocejler, 1790 
 
 CATECHISM (A), in which the principal tefti- 
 monies in proof of the divine authority of Chriftianity 
 are briefly confidered. Pp. 36. 16°. Oxf. 1800 
 
 CATECHISM (The) fet forth in the Book of 
 Common Prayer, briefly explained by fliort notes grounded 
 
 CATECHISM, The {continutd). 
 
 upon Holy Scripture. To which is added, An efl'ay of 
 quefl:ions and anfwers, framed out of the fame notes, for 
 the exercife of youth. 12°. Oxf. 1840 
 
 CATECHISING (A differtation on the nature 
 
 and necelfity of). Pp.32. 8"^. NeiucaJlle-uponTyne, 1767 
 
 CATECHISING (The art of), or the complete 
 catechift in four parts. I, The Church Catechifm 
 refolved into eafy queftions ; 2, An expofition of it in a 
 continued difcourfe ; 3, Scripture proofs ; 4, The whole 
 duty of man reduced into queftions. 12^. Lond. 1692 
 
 CATECHISTICAL guide to fmners, and to fuch 
 
 converts that are babes in Chrifl. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 680 
 
 CATHEDRAL Service (An apology for), 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1839 
 
 CATHERINE PARR, Queen. 
 
 Writings. Britifh Reformers, 1 1 
 
 CATHOLIC MAGAZINE, from its commence- 
 in April I 832 to its termination in Nov. 1 833. 
 2 vol., and new feries from the commence- 
 ment in Feb. 1 837, to its termination in i 844. 
 8 vol. in all, 10 vol. Edin. and Lond. i 832-44 
 
 CATHOLIC DIRECTORY and Annual Rcgifter 
 for 1843, 44, 45. 3 vol. 12°. ZcW. 1843-45 
 
 CATHOLIC Annual Regifter for the year ended 
 June 30, 1850. Sm. 8°. Land. 1850 
 
 CATHOLIC Church invulnerable and invincible; 
 or, an explication of the celebrated Creed of 
 Pope Pius IV. 8°. Lond. i%2() 
 
 CATHOLIC Religion, an analytical and hiftorical 
 view of the, with reference to political inltitu- 
 tions. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 CATHOLICK Principles ; or St. Paul's worfhip, 
 faith, hope, and practice, recommended to Chriftians of 
 all perfuafions. With a poftfcript to vindicate fome 
 Difl'enters Mr. Woolfton hath mifreprefented as advo- 
 cates for perfecution. Pp. 39. S'^. Lond. 1730 
 
 CATHOLICK Sermons, (A feleft colledion of) 
 Preach'd before their majefties King James II. 
 Mary Queen-confort, Catherine Queen-dow- 
 ager, &c. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 741 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 5. 12. All Saints' day. Phil. Ellis - 3 
 
 Luke, 21. 27. Advent i. T. Codrington - 35 
 
 Matt. II. 2. Advent 2. Phil. Ellis - - [67] 
 
 John, I. 26. Advent 3. Phil. Ellis - - 67 
 
 John, I. 19. Advent 3. J. Ayray - - [95] 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. The Nativity of our Lord. B. Giffard 95 
 Luke, 2. 15. Samefub. Chriftmas day. T. Godden 127 
 Luke, 2. 21. The Circumcifion. New Year's day. 
 
 Phil. Ellis 163 
 
 Matt. 2. 1,2. The Epiphany. J. Betham - 189 
 Prov. 8.15. Catholick loyalty. Jan. 30th. E. Scarifbrike 
 
 227 
 Luke, 18. 35-38. QuinquagefimaSun. T.Codrington 259 
 Matt. 12. 41. AfliWed. Phil. Ellis - - 293 
 Matt. 17. I. The transfiguration of our Lord. Lent 2. 
 
 T. Godden 321 
 
 John, 8. 46. Untimely repentance. Paflion Sun. R. 
 
 Levifon .-..--- 349 
 
 Ifa. 53. 8. The paflion of our Lord and Saviour Jefus 
 
 Chrift. Good Friday. A. Bix - - 389 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Luke, I. 31. The annunciation of our BleiTed Lady. 
 
 J. Betham .----. 3 
 
 Col. 3. I. EafterSun. Phil. Ellis - - 33 
 
 Ezek. 9. 5, 6. The fign of the crofs. H. Humber- 
 
 ftone ..--.-.65
 
 6o3 
 
 604 
 
 CATHOLICK Sermons {continued). 
 
 John, 10. 16. Eafter 2. J. Ayray - - 89 
 
 Ffa. 83. 5. The joys of heaven. N. Crofs - 123 
 John, 16.13. The infallibility of tlie Church. Eafter 4. 
 
 B. Giftard 153 
 
 John, 16. 23, 24. Prayer. W. Hall - - 183 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. Whirfunday. Phil. Ellis - 229 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Trinity Sunday. J. Perfall - 257 
 Luke, I. 34. On the facrament. Tranfubftantiation 
 
 impartially confidered, as to reafon, Scripture, and 
 
 tradition. S.Jenks - - - - 281 
 
 Matt. 26. 26. Same fubjeft. S. Jenks - - 315 
 
 Deut. 32. 7. Same fubjedt. S. Jenks - 345 
 
 John, 6. 56. The bleded facrament. J. Blake 393 
 Luke, 17. II, 12. Spiritual leprofy. Pentecoft 13. E. 
 
 Scariibrike -.._-. 429 
 
 John, 4. 47. A foul in fin. Pent. 20. J. Perfall 463 
 
 CATTERMOLE, Richard, B.D., Vicar of 
 
 Little Marlow, Bucks. 
 Sermons preached in the dillrift Church of St. 
 Matthew, Brixton, Surrey. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lon^. 1832 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. The materials and duty of religious re- 
 
 fledlion ------- i 
 
 1 Pet. 1.2. The Trinity : knowledge of God neces- 
 
 fary to true faith and obedience - - 33 
 
 John, 21, 26. St. John, the friend of Chrift - 58 
 
 I Cor. 10. 4. Chrift under the Mofaic law. [Before 
 
 Univ. Camb.] . - - . - 84 
 
 John, 5. 30. Religion the conformity of the human to 
 
 the Divine will . . - . . 125 
 
 Mark, 8. 11, 12. Self-will in regard to the evidence 
 
 and pradtice of religion - - - - 1 50 
 
 Matt. 22. 37-39. Love to God, to our neighbours, and 
 
 to ourfelves, confidered as agreeing together - 177 
 Numb. 14. 18. The atonement - - 204 
 
 Matt. 6. II. On praying for daily bread - - 229 
 
 I John, I. 3, 6, 7. The communion of faints with God 
 
 and each other - - - - - 261 
 
 Other works : Forty fermons ; with Eflay on the Na- 
 tional Church. 8°. Lond. 1839. Literature of the 
 Church of England. 2 vol. 8°. 1844, &c. 
 
 CATULLUS, Caius Valerius. 
 
 A Latin poet. Born at Verona B.C. 86. Died in his 
 forty-fixth year. 
 
 Poemata. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 1.342; 
 
 Walker, W. S. Corpus Poet. Lat. 
 Catullus, Tibullus, Propertius, et Gallus. [Poe- 
 mata.] Sm, 8°. Baf. 1530 
 GAUNTER, John Hobart, B.D. 
 
 Born at Dittiftiam, Devon, 1794. Became Incumbent 
 of St. Paul's Chapel, St. Marylebone, in which he conti- 
 nued nineteen years. Minifter of a proprietary chapel, 
 Kenfington, 1846. Died 1852. 
 The poetry of the Pentateuch. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1839 
 
 Pofthumous records of a London clergyman. Sm. 
 
 8°. Lone/. 1835 
 
 Other works : The Ifland Bride, Sermons, 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 1832, &c. 
 
 CAUSES of the decay of Chriftian piety ; or, 
 an impartial furvey of the ruins of Chriftian 
 religion undermined by unchriftian praftice, 
 by the author of the Whole Duty of Man. 8°. 
 
 Lof/d. 1671 
 
 CAUSES, The, and remedy of the diftempers of 
 the times, in certain difcourfes of obedience 
 and difobedience. 8°. Lok^. 1675 
 
 CAUSSIN, Nicholas. 
 
 A pious divine. Born at Troyes, in Champagne, 1580. 
 Entered the order of Jefuits, 1607. Taught rhetoric in 
 feveral colleges ; and afterwards became a very popular 
 preacher and confefTor to Louis XIIL Died 1651. His 
 Holy Court attained great reputation from the interefting 
 ftyle of its biographies, and its fervid devotion. Fuller has 
 adopted much of its ftyle in his Holy and Profane State. 
 The holy court, tranflated by Sir Thomas 
 
 Hawkins. 5 vol. in i. Folio. Lond. 1663 ' 
 
 Aula impia Herodis, pia Theodofii junioris et 
 Caroli magni caftra impietatis viftricia. Ex 
 Gallico in Latinum idioma tranflata per G. 
 Lamormaini. [From the Holy Court.] 8°. 
 
 Co/. Agr. 1644 
 De eloquentia facra et humana, libri xvi. Editio 
 feptima. 4°. Lugd. 1651 
 
 Symbolica ^gyptiorum fapientia. Nunc poft 
 varias editiones, denuo edita. 4°. Par. 1647 
 Hori ApoUinis Niliaci hieroglyphica, Gr. et Lat. i 
 
 Ex dementis Alexandrini libro quintoStromatum hiero- 
 glyphica - - - - - -119 
 
 Ex S. Epiphanii expofitionibus - . - 129 
 
 Sympofii poetas aenigmata - • - -210 
 
 Cauffini Polyhiftor iymbolicus - - - 231 
 
 CAVALIERI, John Michael. 
 
 An Auguftine monk of great erudition in ecclefiaftical 
 matters. Born at Bergamo, towards the end of the 17th 
 century. Died 1757. 
 
 Opera omnia liturgica, feu commentaria in au- 
 thentica facrae rituum congregationis Decreta 
 ad Romanum praefertim Breviarium, MifTale, et 
 Rituale quomodolibet attinentia. In hac no- 
 vifTima editione ab auftore curis pofthumis 
 auftum, et perpetuo emendatum, atque in- 
 tegro tomo ex MSS. ejus fchedis nunc primum 
 collefto locupletatum. 5 vol. Folio. 
 
 Aug. Find. 1764 
 
 Vol. I. De dedicatione ecclefiae. De patrono vel titulo 
 ecclefiae. De reliquiis fanftorum. De feparatione 
 feftorum, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. De diebus feftivis in honorem fandtorum. 
 De diebus dominicis. De vigiliis. De feftis. De 
 odlavis feftorum, &c. 
 
 Vol. 3. De officio defunftorum. De diebus. De an- 
 niverfariis. De miffa conventual! et parochial!. De 
 miffis defundlorum. De mifTis S. Gregorii. De 
 fepultura ecclefiaftica, &c. 
 Vol. 4. De feria v. in ccena Domini. De confefTione, 
 et communione annua. De communione fidelium ec 
 infirmorum. De genuflexione erga SS. facramentum. 
 De benediftione templorum, candelabrorum, &c. De 
 nuptiis. De procefliionibus. De fabbato fandlo. 
 De fonte baptifmali. De aqua benedifta. De facris 
 oleis. De benedidtione in vita et mortis articulo, &c. 
 Vol. 5. De facrofancto miflse facrificio. De rubricis. 
 De loco, tempore, &c., celebrationis milTae. De 
 evangelio. De fymbolo. De offisrtorio. De canone. 
 De communione, &c. 
 
 CAVALLIER, Colonel John. 
 
 Son of a pealant in the mountains of the Cevennes. 
 Became leader of the Camifards or Proteftants of that 
 country. Lewis XIV., not having been able to fubdue 
 him, entered into treaty with him. He died, governor of 
 Guernfey and Jerfey, 1740. The following work was not 
 written by him. The author's name was Galli, a French 
 refugee. 
 
 Memoirs of the wars of the Cevennes under Col.
 
 605 
 
 6o6 
 
 CAVALLIER, Colonel John {continued.) 
 
 Cavallier, in defence of the Proteftants perfe- 
 cuted in that country. Written in French by 
 Col. Cavallier, and tranflated into Englifli. 
 8°. Dubl. 1726 
 
 CAVE, John, Reftor of Cold-Overton, Leices- 
 terfhire. 
 
 Sermon, Micah, 4. 5. [Affize.] 4°. Lond. iGyg 
 
 CAVE, William, D.D. 
 
 Born at Pickwell, Leicefterfhire, 1637. Admitted into 
 St. John's College, Cambridge, 1653. Vicar of Iflington 
 1662. Redlor of Allhallows the Great, London, 1679. 
 Canon of Windfor 1684. Vicar of Ifleworth 1690. Died 
 17 1 3. He was an excellent and univerfal fcholar, an 
 elegant writer, and a very eloquent preacher. His worics 
 are compiled with extenfive knowledge of his fubjeft and 
 great induftry. 
 
 The lives of the apollles, and the two evangelifts, 
 St. Mark and St. Luke. With an introdudory 
 difcourfe concerning the Patriarchal, Mofaical, 
 and Evangelical difpenfations. A new edition, 
 carefully revifed, by Henry Cary, M.A. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1840 
 
 Apparatus J or, a difcourfe introdudlory to the whole 
 work, concerning the three great difpenfations of the 
 Church. 
 
 The Patriarchal difpenfation - - - i 
 
 The Mofaical difpenfation - - - 42 
 
 The Evangelical difpenfation - - - 86 
 
 Introdudlion to the Lives of the Apoftles - 107 
 
 S. Peter, 135 j S. Paul, 233; S. Andrew, 339; S. 
 
 James the Great, 348 ; S. John, 360 ; S. Philip, 381; 
 
 S. Bartholomew, 387 ; S. Matthew, 393 j S. Thomas, 
 
 403 J S. James the Lefs, 411 ; S. Simon the Zealot, 
 
 422 ; S. Jude, 426 ; S. Matthias, 433 ; S. Mark the 
 
 Evangelift, 439 j S. Luke the Evangelift, 448. 
 
 Dypticha apoftolica ; or, a brief enumeration and account 
 
 of the apoftles and their fucceflbrs for the firft three 
 
 hundred years in the five great churches - 455 
 
 This work was originally publillied in 1676, folio. It 
 
 was afterwards united with Biiliop Taylor's Life of Chrift, 
 
 in one folio volume. 
 
 Lives of the moft eminent fathers of the Church 
 that flourifhed in the firft four centuries, with 
 an hiftorical account of the ftate of Paganifm 
 under the firft Chriftian emperors. A new 
 edition, carefully revifed by Henry Cary, 
 M.A. 3 voh 8°. 0.^/. 1840 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Advertifement to the prefent edition. 
 
 Preface, vii. ; introduction, i ; S. Stephen, 47 ; S. 
 Philip the Deacon, 77 ; S. Barnabas the Apoftle, io5 ; 
 Timothy the Apoftle, 106 ; Titus, biftiop of Crete, 
 118 ; Dionyfius the Areopagite, 130; Clemens, bifhop 
 of Rome, 147; Simeon, bi/hop of Jerufalem, 164; 
 Ignatius, biftiop of Antioch, 176 ; Polycarp, bi/hop of 
 Smyrna, 192; Quadratus, biftiop of Athens, 219 j 
 Juftin the Martyr, 228 ; Irenseus, bifliop of Lyons, 
 258 ; Theophilus, biihop of Antioch, 273 ; Melito, 
 bi/hop of Sardis, 280; Pantaenus, catechift of Alex- 
 andria, 287; Clemens of Alexandria, 296; Tertul- 
 lian, pre/byter of Carthage, 305 ; Origen, 321 ; S. 
 Babylas, bi/hop of Antioch, 362; Cyprian, bi/hop of 
 Carthage, 374 ; Gregory, bi/hop of Neocael'area, 396 j 
 Dionyfius, bi/hop of Alexandria, 417 ; chronological 
 table of the firft three ages of the Chriftian Church, 438. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Preface ....... ij; 
 
 Hiftorical account of the ftate of paganifm under the 
 firft Chriftian emperors . - - - i 
 
 CAVE, William, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Eufebius, bi/hop of Caefarea, in Paleftine - - 95 
 
 Athanafius, bi/hop of Alexandria - - 145 
 
 S. Hiliry, bi/hop of Poidliers - - - - 365 
 
 S. Bafil, bi/hop of Caefarea, in Cappadocia - 388 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 S. Gregory of Nazianzum, 1 ; S. Cyril, bi/hop of Jeru- 
 falem, 91; S. Ambrofe, bi/hop of Milan, 118; S. 
 Epiphanius, 205 ; S. Chry/oftom, 237 j Arnobius, 
 369 ; Ladlantius, 373 ; Paul, bi/hop of Conftantinople, 
 385 ; Julius, bi/hop of Rome, 394; Eufebius, bi/hop 
 of Emifa, 400 ; Ephraim, the Syrian, 404; Damafus, 
 bi/hop of Rome, 413 ; Amphilochius, bi/hop of Ico- 
 nium, 423 ; Gregory, bi/hop of Nyfla, 428 ; Chrono- 
 logical table of the fourth century, 434. 
 Thefe volumes were originally publi/hed in 2 vol. folio, 
 1677-83, and afterwards in i vol. folio. In this edition the 
 author's references have been verified by the beft editions. 
 Primitive Chriftianity ; or, the religion of the 
 ancient Chriftians in the firft ages of the gos- 
 pel. In three parts. Fourth edition, 8°. 
 
 Land. 1682 
 Part I. Things charged upon the primitive Chriftians : 
 their piety towards God, public wor/hip, baptifm, the 
 Lord's fupper. 
 Part 2. Tho/e virtues that refpeft themfelves. 
 Part 3. Their religion, as refpedting other men. 
 Reprinted, 2 vol. I'm. 8°. 1839, and along with Cave's 
 Di/fertation on the Government of the Ancient Church, 
 in I vol. 8°. 1849. 
 
 Scriptorum ecclefiafticorum hiftoria literaria, a 
 Chrifto nato ufque ad fseculum xiv. qua de 
 vita illorum ac rebus geftis, de fedla, dogmati- 
 bus, elogio, ftylo, de fcriptis genuinis, dubiis, 
 variis editionibus, &c., perfpicue agitur, acce- 
 dunt fcriptores Gentiles, Chriftianje religionis 
 oppugnatores, conciliorum notitia, appendices 
 ad annum ufque 15 17, &c. Editio noviffima, 
 ab autore ipfomet ante obitum recognita et 
 auftior fafta. 2 vol. Folio. Bajil. 1741-45 
 This is printed from the beft edition, Oxf. 1740-43. 2 
 vol. Folio. Superintended by Dr. Waterland, and con- 
 taining many adjitions by the author. 
 Vol. I. Sasculum 1-8. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Saeculum 9—13. 
 Sasc. 14, a Henrico Wharton, 
 Saec. 15, a Roberto Gerio. 
 A.D. 1501-1517. 
 Cavei diflertationes tres, — 
 
 De fcriptoribus eccl. incertae aetatis. 
 De libris et officiis eccl. Graecorum. 
 De Eufebii Cae/arienfis Ariani/mo. 
 Cave adverfus Joannem Clericum. 
 
 A differtation concerning the government of the 
 ancient Church by biftiops, metropolitans, and 
 patriarchs. 8°. Lond. 1683 
 
 Epiftola apologetica adverfus iniquas Joannis 
 Clerici criminationes in epiftolis criticis et 
 ecclefiafticis nuper editis, qua argumenta ejus 
 pro Eufebii Arianifmo ad examen revocantur. 
 Sm. 8°, Lotid. 1700 
 
 Chartophylax eccefiafticus, quo prope MD, fcrip- 
 tores ecclefiaftici, tarn minores quam majores, 
 turn Catholici tum hsretici, eorumque patria, 
 ordo, fedla, munera, setas, et obitus. Editiones 
 operum, opufcula, &c., breviter indicantur a 
 Chr. nato ad annum ufque i 5 1 7. 8°. L. 1685
 
 6o7 
 
 608 
 
 CAVE, William, D.D. {continued). 
 Sermon, Pfa. 4. 7. 4°. Land. 1685 
 
 The unity of the Catholick Church maintained 
 in the Church of England. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, I. 290 
 A ferious exhortation to conformity. 
 
 Colleftion of Cafes, 3. 277 
 CAVEIRAC, the Abbe, John Novi de. 
 
 Born 1713, near Nifmes. Is celebrated for the zeal 
 
 with which he fupported the Jefuitsin France. Died 1782. 
 
 Appel a la raifon des ecrits publics par la paffion 
 centre les Jefuites de France. Nouvelle edition, 
 augmentee. 2 parties, etnouvel appel. [Anon.] 
 12°. Brux. 1762 
 
 CAWDREY, Daniel, M.A., Reftor of Great 
 Billing, Northamptonfhire. 
 Of Peter Houfe, Cambridge. Ejedled for Nonconformity 
 
 1662. Died 1664. 
 
 Three fermons ; viz., I. A commiffion for an 
 affize granted to the faints, I Cor. 6. 2. 2. 
 A clofe hypocrite difcovered, Luke, 18. 11. 
 3. The lawfulnefle of doing good out of hope 
 of reward. 4°. Lond. 1641 
 
 Other works : Independency, a great Schifm. Bowing 
 
 to or towards the Table fuperftitious. An Eflay againft 
 
 Ufury, &c. 
 
 CAWDREY, Zach., Reftor of Bartholmy. 
 
 A difcourfe of patronage, being a modeft inquiry 
 into the original of it, and a further prolecution 
 of the hiftory of it, with a true account of the 
 original of vicaridgcs ; alfo, fome expedients 
 wherein the juft rights of patrons are fecured, 
 and the people's liberty of eleftion indulged. 
 4°. Lo7id. 16 J ^ 
 
 CAWDWELL, Thomas, Minifter of the Gofpel. 
 
 A defence of an ordained miniftry againft the 
 democratical principles of the Brownifts, and 
 others, who would take it quite away, and 
 give all power into the hands of laymen. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1724 
 
 CAWOOD, John, M.A. Of St. Edmund's 
 Hall, Oxford, Perpetual Curate of Bewdley, 
 Worcefterfhire. 
 
 The Church of England and diflent. Second 
 edition, with additions, i-iv. Pp. 67. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 83 I 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Gen. I. I. The old and new creation - - i 
 
 Gen. 3. 8. The original dignity and the prefent degra- 
 dation of man - . . . . j ^ 
 Gen. 22. 7, 8. Abraham offering up Ifaac - 28 
 Gen. 24. 63. Meditation - . - . 46 
 Lev. 2. 14. The off"ering of green ears of corn - 62 
 Lev. 16. 30. The day of atonement - - 76 
 Numb. 6. 24-26. The threefold benedidlion - 91 
 2 Sam. 12. 23. The conduct of David on the death of 
 his child --.... 103 
 2 Sam. 24. 25. The deftroying angel flayed - 121 
 
 1 Kings, 13. 30. The old prophet of Bethel, and the 
 man of God from Judah - - - 136 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 25, 26. Is it well with the child? - 155 
 Nehem. 10. 39. The benefit of an Eftabliflied Church, 
 
 and the duty of divine worfliip - - 171 
 
 Job, 14. I, 2. Life - - - - - 190 
 
 CAWOOD, John, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Job, 30. 23. Death ----- 202 
 
 Job, 33. 27, 28. The regard of God to the penitent 215 
 
 Pfa. 9. 17. Hell 226 
 
 Pfa. 23. 4. The valley of the fliadow of death 250 
 
 Pfa. 51. II. The office of the Holy Spirit, and the 
 prayer of a penitent believer - - - 269 
 
 Pfa. 90. 14. The prayer of Mofes - - . 285 
 
 Prov. 19. 2. The advantage of knowledge to the foul 303 
 Prov. 24. 21. The origin and nature of government. 
 [Coronation ferm.] ----- 318 
 Ecclef. 3. 15. The paft reftored and the part required. 
 
 [New Year.] 335 
 
 Cant. 8. 5. The Chriftian traveller - - 349 
 
 Ifa. 40. II. The Good Shepherd - - 363 
 
 Ifa. I. 10. A child of light walking in darknefs 379 
 Ezek. 36. 26, 27. A new heart and a new fpirit 396 
 Hof. 9. 8. The Chriftian watchman. Fun. ferm. on 
 Rev. T. Beft ------ 406 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 3. 16, 17. The baptifm of our Lord - I 
 
 Matt. II. 28. The weary and heavy laden invited to 
 
 Chrift 13 
 
 Matt. 8. 20. The humiliation of the Son of Man 26 
 Mark, 14. 8. The high commendation of the lowly 
 
 Mary - - 40 
 
 Luke, 8. 48. The poor woman healed of her grievous 
 infirmity ..---- 52 
 
 Luke, 12. 32. The little flock of Chrift greatly en- 
 couraged ------ 66 
 
 Luke, 15. 24. The prodigal fon - - 82 
 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God - - - 102 
 
 John, 14. 23. The principle, the pradice, and the pri- 
 vilege of the true Chriftian - - - 121 
 John, 16. 33. The Chriftian in the world, and the 
 
 Chriftian in Chrift 138 
 
 John, 17. 17. Sandtification - - - 150 
 
 John, 20. 11-13. Mary at the fepulchre of Jefus 165 
 Adts, 17. 21. Novelty - - - - - 180 
 
 Rom. 6. 23. The wages of fin and the gift of God 196 
 Rom. 8. 9. The indwelling of the Spirit - 213 
 
 1 Cor. I. 23. The matter and manner of the apoftles' 
 preaching ------ 226 
 
 2 Cor. I. 21, 22. The mercy of God towards his people 
 
 239 
 2 Cor. 3. 2, 3. The epiftles of Chrift - - 250 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 17. The prefent condition and future reward 
 
 ofChriftians 266 
 
 Eph. 2. 20, 21. The foundation and building of the 
 Church ------ 277 
 
 Eph. 3. 8. A preacher, a fermon, and a congregation. 
 [Miflionary.] ------ 296 
 
 Eph. 5. 14. An exhortation to carelefs finners 321 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The faithful faying - - 336 
 
 I John, I. 7. The communion of the faints - 353 
 Rev. I. 5, 6. The love of Chrift - - 365 
 
 Rev. 2. 17. The witnefs of the Spirit - - 3^'^ 
 Rev. 5. 12. The fong of the redeemed - 396 
 
 CEBES, a philofopher of Thebes and difciple of 
 Socrates. 
 
 The mythological pifture of Cebes, the Theban, 
 tranflated by Collier. See Antoninus. 
 
 CECCANO, Joannes de. 
 
 Chronicon. Carufii Bibl. Hift. i 
 
 CECIL, William, Earl of Burghley. See Burgh- 
 ley. 
 
 CECIL, Richard, M.A. 
 
 Born in London, 1748. Entered Queen's College, Ox- 
 ford, 1773. Ordained 1776. Minifter of St. John's, 
 Bedford Row, London, 1780. Prefented to the livings of 
 Chobham and Bifham, Surrey, 1800. Died 1810. He 
 was a preacher of great originality and power, well (killed 
 in the fine arts, particularly mufic and painting.
 
 609 
 
 6io 
 
 CECIL, Richard, M.A. (continued). 
 
 Works: with a memoir of his life. Arranged 
 
 and revifed, with a view of the author's cha- 
 
 rafter, by Jofiah Pratt, B.D., F.A.S. 4 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 181 1 
 
 Vol. I, 
 Memoir and letters of the author . - - v 
 
 Memoirs of the Hon. and Rev. Wm. Bromley Cadogan, 
 late Redlor of St. Luke's, Chelfea, &c. - i 
 
 Memoirs of John Bacon, Efq., R.A. - - 129 
 
 Memoirs of the Rev. John Newton - - 221 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 A friendly vifit to the houfe of mourning - I 
 
 Friendly advice to fervants ... 63 
 
 Addrefs to parents of fcholars - - - 153 
 
 Regulation of the fchoolsof St. John's Chapel 163 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Early piety recommended, in a difcourfe 
 to the fchools at St. John's Chapel - - 173 
 
 Addrefs to pariihioners ----- 195 
 A word on the Peace - - . - 209 
 
 Short hints to a foldier - - - - - 219 
 
 Reafons for repofe, addreffed to a Chriftian fubjedl to 
 temporary alarms refpedting the truth of fcripture 245 
 A fragment, written in an illnefs - - 281 
 
 1 Sam. 17. 29. The true patriot, a fermon - 301 
 Jer. 47. 6,7. Thefwordof the Lord. Afaftfermon 337 
 Ifa. 40. 3. Miflionary fermon - - - 371 
 Luke, 12. 42, 43. Funeral fermon for Rev. J. Newton 
 
 413 
 Gen. 19. 16. Difcourfe on lingering in religion 441 
 
 -1 Sam. I. 26, 27. Charadter of Hannah - 473 
 
 Addrefs to Sunday-fchool children on the death of Wm. 
 Watt -..--. 501 
 
 Vol. 3. Thirty-three fermons. 
 Gen. 35. 1—5. Jacob putting away ftrange gods i 
 
 2 Sam. 23. 5. The dying faint's confolation - 18 
 
 1 Kings, 17. 15, 16. The child of providence 34 
 
 2 Kings, 22. 19. The penitence of King Jofiah 49 
 Ezra, 8. 21—23. Ezra an example in bufinefs - 66 
 Pfa. 37. 37. Funeral fermon for Rev. Nath. Gilbert 80 
 Pfa. 43. 5. Hope a fupport in trouble - - 96 
 Pfa. 118. 27. Thankfgiving on the vidlory of Trafalgar 
 
 Pfa. 119. 71. The benefit of affliftion - - 130 
 
 Prov. 4. I. To children and parents - - 145 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. Advantages of the houfe of mourning 164 
 
 Jer. 23. 28, 29. The vanity of human imaginations 178 
 
 Dan. 3. 24, 25. The fiery furnace - - . 196 
 
 Matt. 2. I, 2. Signs of true wifdom - - 211 
 
 Matt. 17. 1—3. Signs of the times - - - 224 
 
 Mark, 13. 35-37. Duty of watchfulnefs - 238 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14. The angel's fong - - 254 
 
 John, 4, 10. Living water . . - 269 
 
 John, 4. 46— 50. The nobleman of Capernaum 289 
 
 John, II. 39,40. The power of faith - - 303 
 
 Afts, 24. 24, 25. Felix trembling - - 319 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 31. The fafhion of the world - - 332 
 
 2 Cor. 1.5. Chriflian confolations abounding in fufFering 
 
 348 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. Godly and worldly forrow - 363 
 
 Eph. I. 13, 14. The fealing of the Spirit - 378 
 
 Heb. 12. 5, 6. On chaftifement - - 391 
 
 Heb. 13. 7, 8. Remembrance of Chriftian minifters 406 
 James, i. 12. On temptation ... 419 
 
 James, 5. 7, 8. Patience the child of faith and parent of 
 fuccefs -..-.. ^^o 
 
 I John, 2. 17. A tranfient world and abiding Chriftian 455 
 Rev. 2. 4. Lofs of firft love - . . - 470 
 
 Rev. I. 17. Special fupport in fufFering - 488 
 
 Rev. 3. 21. The Chriftian conflidl, conqueft, and crown 
 
 Vol. 4. Remains. 
 On the Chriftian life and conflidl ... i 
 
 On the Chriftian miniftry . - - - 37 
 
 CECIL, Richard, M.A. [continued). 
 
 On infidelity and Popery - . . 
 
 A Chriftian's duty in these eventful times 
 On fortifying youth againft infidel principles 
 On the management of children 
 On family worfhip .... 
 
 On the influence of the parental charadler 
 Remarks on authors .... 
 On the Scriptures .... 
 Diverfity of charafter in Chriftians - 
 The fallen nature of man ... 
 The need of grace .... 
 
 The occafions of enmity againft Chriftians 
 On religious retirement . - - . 
 
 On a fpiritual mind .... 
 On declenfion in religion 
 
 125 
 139 
 H7 
 153 
 161 
 169 
 179 
 
 >9S 
 215 
 231 
 
 237 
 245 
 253 
 263 
 
 271 
 
 On afTociating with irreligious perfons for their good 279 
 The Chriftian Sabbath .... 285 
 
 On judging juftly - - - - . -291 
 
 The character of St. Paul - - . . 299 
 
 Mifcellanies and appendix - . . . ^07 
 
 Reprinted in 2 vol. 8°. 1838. 
 
 Original thoughts on various paffages of Scrip- 
 ture, being the fubftance of fermons preached 
 by the late Rev. Richard Cecil, A.M., taken 
 down by fome of his hearers, and now edited 
 by Catharine Cecil. Large 12°. 1848 
 
 CEDRENUS, George. ' 
 
 A Greek monk of the eleventh century. His hiftory 
 extends from the beginning of the world to a.d. 1057. 
 
 Compendium hiftoriarum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 8 et 9 
 CEILLIER, Remi. 
 
 Born 1688, at Bar-le-duc, in France. Died 1761. A 
 learned Benedidline, known efpecially for his Ecclefiaftical 
 Hiftory. This valuable work is more complete and exadt 
 than Dupin's. It extends, however, only to the middle of 
 the thirteenth century, and it is not fo full in the analyfis 
 of books as Dupin. 
 
 Hifloire generale des auteurs facres et ecclefias- 
 tiques, qui contient leur vie, le catalogue, la 
 critique, le jugement, la chronologic, I'analyfe, 
 et le denombrement des difFerentes editions de 
 leurs ouvrages ; ce qu'ils renferment de plus 
 intereflant fur le dogme, fur la morale, et fur 
 la difcipline de I'eglife ; I'hilloire des conciles 
 tant generaux que particuliers, et les aftes 
 choifis des martyrs. 24 vol. 4'^. Par. lyzg 
 
 Vol. I. Par. 1729. 
 Preface. 
 
 Auteurs de I'Ancien et du Nouveau Teftament i 
 
 Livres Apocryphes, attribues a Adam, a Eve, &c., I'epitre 
 
 de S. Barnabe, les liturgies attribuees aux apotres, &c. 
 
 463 
 
 Symbole des apotres - . - - "5^3 
 
 Ecrits attribues a MercureTrifmegifte,et a Hydafpes 524 
 
 Les Sibylles, 528 ; Philon le Juif, 543 ; Flavius Jofeph, 
 
 552 ; Jufte de Tiberaide, &c., 580 j S. Hermas, 5S2 ; 
 
 S. Clement, pape, 598; S. Ignace, 6205 Adtes du 
 
 martyre de S. Ignace, &c., 666 j S. Polycarpe, 672 ; 
 
 S. Papias, 683; S. Quadrat, 6885 S. Ariftide, 690; 
 
 Agrippa furnomme Caftor, 691; Arifton de Pella, 
 
 692 ; La lettre de I'eglife de Smyrne - 695 
 
 Vol. 2. Par. 1730. 
 
 S. Juftin Martvr, i ; S. Aberce, 74 ; S. Meliton, 75 ; 
 
 S. Denys, S'. Philippe, et S. Pinyte, So ; S. Claude 
 
 Apollinaire, 83 j Bardefane et Harmonius, 86 ; S. 
 
 Soter, pape, 89 ; La lettre des eglifes de Vienne et de 
 
 Lyon, 91; Martyrs des Gaules, 98; S. Hegefippe, 
 
 100; S. Theophile, 103 j Athenagore, 112; Tatien,
 
 6ii 
 
 612 
 
 CEILLIER, Reml {continued). 
 
 123 ; Miltiade, S. Apollone, Modefte, et Rhodon, 
 
 131 ; S. Irenee, 135 ; S. Vidlor, 197. 
 Theophile de Ceiaree, Falmas d'Amaftride, Bacquylle de 
 
 Corinthe, et Polycrate d'Ephefe - - 202 
 
 Heraclite, Maxime, Candide, Apion, Sexte, Arabien, 
 
 Jude, Ifidore, Jerome, Mufanus etquelques autrea 206 
 Minuce-Felix, 2225 S. Serapion, S. Pantene, 235 j 
 
 Caius, 239; S. Clement d'Alexandrie, 242; S. Hip- 
 
 polyte, 316; Tertullien, 374; Aftere Urbain, Apol- 
 
 lonius et Gemine, 529 ; Jule Africain, 535 j Am- 
 
 mone Saccas, 544; Origine, 584. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1732. 
 
 S. Cyprien ------- i 
 
 Lesaftes du martyre de S. Frudueux, et fes compagnons, 
 de S. Nicephore.S. Cyrille, S. Felix, &c. - 225 
 
 Denys evefque, 241; S. Berylle et S. Tryphon, 280J 
 S. Etlenne, pape et m., 282 ; Les ades du martyre de 
 S. Laurent, &c., 285; Novatien, pretre, 190; S. 
 Slxte II., pape, Nepos, Bafilide, et Malquion, 297 ; 
 S. Eusebe, confeffeur, et S. Antole, 300 ; S. Firmilien, 
 304 ; S. Gregoire Thaumaturge, 307 ; S. Denys, 
 pape, 326 ; Theognoftre d'Alexandrie, 329 ; Arche- 
 laus, evefque, 333; S. Viftorin, Pierius, S. Atheno- 
 gene, 345. 
 
 Les adles des SS. Martyrs Claude, Aftere, Neon, Genes 
 
 351 
 
 Les adles de S. Maurice et autres martyrs - 356 
 
 Les adles de Donatien, S. Royatien, S. Boniface, S. 
 
 Vidlor, S. Maximilien, S. Marcel, S. Caflien, Greffier 
 
 362 
 Arnobe, orateur, 373 ; La<flance, orateur, 387 ; S. Pam- 
 
 phile, martyr, 435 ; Martyrs de Paleftine, 453. 
 S. Theodore et fept Vierges martyres - - 473 
 
 SS. Felix, Vincent, Saturnin, Dative, Agape, Quionie, 
 
 Irene, Didyme, Theodore, &c. 
 Des conciles des trois premiers fiecles - - 535 
 
 Des canons apoftoliques - . - - 609 
 
 Des conftitutions apoftoliques - - - - 634 
 
 Des conciles du iv. fiecle, 657 ; Index, 728. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1733. 
 Les adles du martyre de S. Apollone, de S. Philemon, 
 &c. ------- - 5 
 
 S. Pierre, Patriarche d'Alexandrie • - 17 
 
 S. Methode, evefque, 26 ; S. Lucien, 46. 
 
 Les adles de S. Barlaam, de S. Gordius, &c. - 53 
 
 S. Alexandre, archeveque d'Alexandrie - loi 
 
 S. Retice, 119; Juvencus, 121 ; Conftantin, Empereur, 
 
 124; Commodien et Macarius Magnes, 179; S. Eu- 
 
 ftathe, 184 ; Eusebe, eveque de Cefaree, 202 ; Les 
 
 adles du martyre de S. Symeon, &c. 445 ; S. Pacome, 
 
 abbe de Tabenne, 456 ; S. Jacques, eveque de Nifibe, 
 
 478 ; S. Jule, Pape, 484 ; S. Antoine, Solitaire, 501 5 
 
 Ofius, eveque de Cordove, 521 ; Julien, I'Apoftat, 530. 
 
 Les adles du martyre des SS. Cyrille, Eusebe, Mace- 
 
 donius, Theodule, Tatien, Theodoret, &c. - 536 
 
 Conciles d'Alexandrie, Bithynie, Nicee, Antioch, Sar- 
 
 dique, &c. ------ 559 
 
 Table des matieres - - - - - 754 
 
 Vol. 5. 1735. 
 S. Hilaire, i; S. Athanafe, 150; S. Theodore et S. 
 Orfife, 373 J Lucifer de Cagliari, 384 ; S. Eusebe de 
 Verceil, 439 ; Les adles du martyre de S. Sabas, &c. 
 450; Le Pape Libere, 465; Marcel, eveque d'An- 
 cyre, 497. 
 Conciles, a.d. 357-394, 509; Table, 719. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1737. 
 
 Julius Maternus Firmicus, i 5 S. Amon, 7. 
 
 Fortunatien, Theodore, Tryphille, Aftere, Eusebe 
 
 d'Emefe, Bafile d'Ancyre, Acace, &c. - 11 
 
 Vidlorin, orateur Chretien, 26 ; S. Serapion, 36 ; Tite, 
 
 eveque de Boftres, 43 ; Ulphilas, &c. 59 ; S. Bafile 
 
 de Cefaree, 60 j S. Eusebe de Samofates, 433; S. 
 
 Melece, 440 ; S. Damafe, pape, 454 ; S. Cyrille de 
 
 CEILLIER, Remi (continued). 
 
 Jerufalem, 4775 Gelafe de Cefaree, 584; Apolli- 
 naire, 586. 
 
 Timothee, Donat, Parmenien, Ticonius, Vitellius, Ma- 
 crobe, Olympius ----- 603 
 
 S. Optat, de Mileve, 625 ; Marcellin et Fauftin, 703 ; 
 S. Pacien, 713 ; S. Philaftre, 739 ; Table, 752. 
 Vol. 7. 1738. 
 
 S. Gregoire de Nazianze, i ; S. Amphiloque, 307 ; S. 
 Phebade, 320; S. Ambroife, 329 ; Diodore, 69355. 
 Macaire, 709 ; Didyme I'aveugle, 724 ; Table, 748. 
 Vol. 8. 1740. 
 
 S. Ephrem ------- i 
 
 Des epitres decretales - - - - 119 
 
 Le Pape Sirice, 162 ; Evagre de Pons, 183 ; S. Gre- 
 goire de Nyfle, 200. 
 
 Eunomius, Photin, Prifcillien, Latromen, Ithace 444 
 
 SS. Vigile,Sifinnius, Martyrius, Alexandre - 455 
 
 Zenon de Verone, &c. 462 ; Nedlaire, Theotime, 473 j 
 Valeria Faltonia Proba, Philon de Carpaffie, &c. 478 ; 
 S. Aftere, 487 ; Flavien d'Antioch, Paulin d'Antioch, 
 521 ; Diadochus, 531 ; S. Anaftafe, 556. 
 
 Lettres et loix des empereurs touchant la religion 563 
 
 S. Epiphane, 631 ; Table, 745. 
 
 Vol. 9. 1 741. 
 
 S. Jean Chryfoftom . . . - . i 
 
 Theophile d'Alexandrie, 790 ; Table, 807. 
 Vol. 10. 1742. 
 
 Rufin d'Aquilee, I ; Pallade, 66 ; S. Chromace, 82 ; 
 Jean, eveque de Jerufalem, 87 ; S. Pammaque, 99 ; 
 S. Innocent Pape, 104; Le Pape Zofime, 143 j S. 
 Jerome, 172; Ifaac, Balaeus, Zenobius, &c. 4635 S. 
 Boniface, 469; Atticus, 481; Theodore de Mopfu- 
 efte, 488 ; Synefius, 496 ; S. Gaudence, 517 ; Pano- 
 dore et Annien, 532; Bachiarius, 533 ; S. Paulin de 
 Nole, 543 ; Sedulius, 631 j S. Sulpice Severe, 635. 
 
 Suite des conciles du iv. fiecle, 661 ; Table, 727. 
 
 Vol. II. 1744. S. Auguftin, I j Table, 755. 
 Vol. 12. 1744. 
 
 S. Auguftin (continued) - - - . i 
 
 Des Conciles ; Carthage, &c. 686 ; Table, 755. 
 Vol. 13. 1747. 
 
 S. Celeftin, pape, i j Jean Caflien, 37 ; S. Nil, 146 ; 
 Leporius, 1965 Acace, 207; S. Sixte III., 229; S. 
 Cyrille d'Alexandrie, 241 ; Neftorius, 408. 
 
 Alexandre de Hieraple, Parthene, Jean de Germanicie, 
 Maximin, Andre de Samofate, Eutherius, Dorothee, 
 Himerius ------ 423 
 
 Hellade, Melece, Epiphane d'Alexandrie, Tranquillin, 
 Hefychius, Ibas, Irenee, Photius, Abibus et Hypatie 
 
 446 
 
 Acace de Melitine, 445 ; Theodote d'Ancyre, 448 ; 
 Memnon, Rheginus, &c. 454 ; S. Arfenne, Solitaire, 
 463; S. Procle, Capreolus, Vital, Tonantius, 496; 
 Vidtor, S. Orient, &c. 501 ; S. Hilaire d'Arles, 523; 
 S. Eucher, Salvius, 539; Vincent de Lerins, 564; 
 S. Pemen, 584; S. Pulquerie, Eudocie, 589; S. 
 Ifidore de Pelufe, 6co ,• Marius Mercator, 640 ; Phi- 
 loftorge, 659 J Socrate, 669 j Philippe de Side, Jean 
 d'Eutychien, 706. 
 
 Des Conciles, 419-444, 709; Table, 790. 
 Vol. 14. 1747. 
 
 Paul Orofe, i ; S. Pierre Chryfologue, 1 1 ; Juvenal, 
 29 ; Theodoret de Cyr, 32 ; Acace d'Amida, Rabu- 
 las, Ibas, 267 ; Firmus de Cefaree, 279 ; Faftidius, 
 286 ; S. Valerlen, 290 ; S. Petrone, 299 ; Bafile de 
 Seleucie, 303 5 S. Leon, pape, 316 ; S. Profper, 5185 
 S. Maxime, 601 ; Arnobe furnomme le Jeune, 610. 
 
 Des Conciles, 434-451, 620; Table, 695. 
 Vol. 15. 1748. 
 
 S. Hilaire, pape, Leonce d'Arles et Vidlorius - i 
 
 Idace de Chiaves, 13; S. Gennade, 17; Mammert 
 Claudien, 27 ; S. Loup, S. Euphrone, 40. 
 
 Salvien, 46 ; S. Sidoine Apollinaire, 82 ; Conftance, S. 
 Aufpice, 120; S. Simplice, &c. 123; Faufte, 157}
 
 6i3 
 
 614 
 
 CEILLIER, Remi [continued). 
 
 S. Perpetue, 189; Paulin de Perignueux, &c. 196; 
 S. Patrice d'Irlande, 200 ; S. Viftor de Vite, Eugene, 
 206; Antonin, Cereal, &c. 239. 
 
 Mufee, Vincent, &c. 248 ; Vigile de Tapfe, 250 ; Eu- 
 phemius et Macedonius, 274; Enee de Gaze, 283; 
 S. Gelafe, 288; Anaftafe, 333; Symaque, 340; 
 Pafchafe, 352; Gelafe de Cyzique, 359; S. Denys 
 TAreopagite, 362 ; S. Avit de Vienne, 389 ; S. Eu- 
 node, 418; Des quelques ecrivains Syriens, 433; 
 Eutrope, Draconce, Theodore, 450 ; Julien Pomere, 
 451 ; S. Honorat de Marfeille, 472 ; S. Gennade de 
 Marfeille, 473 ; S. Rurice, 4S5 5 S. Eugende, 491 ; 
 Hormifda, Pape, 495 ; Jean Maxence, et Trifolius, 
 535 5 ^' Jaques de Batna, 545 5 Simeon de Beth- 
 Arlam, 552; Boece, fenateur Remain, 555. 
 
 Des Conciles, 452-512, 594 ; Table, 684. 
 Vol. 16. 1748. 
 
 S. Fulgence de Rufpe, i ; S. Remy de Reims, 141 ; 
 Eugippus et Ferrand, 156; Adrien, Laurent, &c. 174; 
 Epiphane Scholaftique, 186; Theodore Ledture, 187 j 
 Severe de Sozopole, &c. 192 ; Jean I., Felix IV., &c. 
 203 J Denys le Petit, 220 ; S. Cefaire d'Arles, 226 ; 
 S. Benoift, 284; S. Ephrem d'Antioch, 312; Pro- 
 cope de Gaze, 320 ; Jobius, Moine d'Orient, 327 ; 
 Cofme d'Egypte, 336 ; Silverius et Vigile, 347 ; 
 Arator, Poete, 356; Pontien et Aurelien, 358; S. 
 Viventiole, &c. 363; Cafllodore, 374; Juftinien, 
 Empereur, 463 ; Dacius, &c. 479 ; Zacharie, &c. 485 ; 
 S. Gregentius, &c. 500 ; Junilius, &c. 504 ; Facun- 
 dus, &c. 511 J Vidtor de Tunones, &c. 541 ; S. For- 
 tunat, &c. 547 ; S. Ferreol, &c. 559 ; S. Radegonde, 
 &c. 564 J S. Gildas, 5705 Januarin, &c. 576; S. 
 Aunaire, &c. 579; Pelage I. et II., &c. 5865 Euty- 
 chius, &c. 628. 
 
 Conciles, 517-589, 648; Table, 817. 
 Vol. 17. 1750. 
 
 S. Gregoire de Tours, i ; Prudence, 66 5 Marius, &c. 
 78 5 S. Fortunat, &c. 84 ; Evagre, hiftorien ecclefi- 
 aftique, 106; S. Leandre, &c. 115; S. Gregoire le 
 Grand, 128; S. Euloge, 422 ; Anaftafe Sina'ite, &c. 
 430 ; S. Colomban, &c. 462 j Marc le hermite, &c. 
 503 J Leonce de Naples, &c. 539 j S. Symeon Stylite, 
 &c. 565 ; S. Jean Climaque, &c. 569 ; S. Ifidore de 
 Seville, &c. 621 ; Fredegaire hiftorien, 667 ; S. Eloi 
 de Noyon, &c. 682 ; S. Maxime de Chryfopolis, 689 ; 
 S. Ildephonfe, &c. 712 ; Adamnan, abbe de Hi, &c. 
 747 ; S. Adelme de Schirburn, &c. 753. 
 
 Conciles, 590-619, 766 ; Table, 788. 
 Vol. 18. 1752. 
 
 Bede, Gregoire II. III. IV., Zacharie Germain, S. Boni- 
 face de Mayence, Andre de Crete, Cuthbert, S. Jean 
 de Damas, Willibald, Theophanes, S. Paulin d'Aqui- 
 lee, Alcuin, Charlemagne, Nicephore, S. Theodore 
 Studite, Walafride Strabon, S. Methodius, Rhaban 
 Maur, &c. 
 
 Conciles, 624-656, 789 ; Table, 829. 
 
 Vol. 19. 1754. Florus, S. Euloge, S. Pafchafe, Radbert, 
 Ratramne, Gothefcalc, Jean Scot, Hincmar de Laon, 
 Hincmar de Reims, Photius, Frodoard, &c. 
 Vol. 20. 1757. 
 
 Liturgies de TEglife Latine, Eutychius d'Alexandrie, 
 Ditmar, S. Fulbert, Menologe des Grecs, S. Odilon, 
 S. Pierre Damien, Gregoire VII., &c. 
 
 Conciles, 700-787, 763 5 Table, 823. 
 Vol. 21. 1757. 
 
 Lanfranc, Ulric, Gerard de Cambrai, Godefroi de Bouil- 
 lon, Thomas Archer d'Yorc, Theophiladte, S. Bruno, 
 S. Anfelme, &c. 
 
 Conciles, xi. etxii. fiecles, 615 ; Table, 749. 
 Vol. 22. 1758. 
 
 Hildebert, Marbode, Eftienne Harding, Guillaume de 
 Malmefburi, Pierre Abaillard, Hugues de S. Viftor, 
 Orderic Vital, S. Bernard, Pierre le Venerable, &c. 
 
 Conciles, 787-998, 547 ; Table, 788. 
 
 CEILLIER, Remi [continued). 
 
 Vol. 23. 1763. 
 Pierre Lombard, Pierre de Blois, S. Thomas Bequet, 
 Jean de Sarift)cri, Gratien, Joachim, Collection des 
 aftes des martyrs, par E. AfTemani, &c. 
 Conciles, 548 ; Table, 647. 
 Vol 24. Indexes. [Compiled by Drouet and Rondet.J 
 
 CELESTINE. See Ccelestine. 
 CELLARIUS, Christopher. 
 
 An eminent critic and geographer. Born, at Smalcalde, 
 in Franconia, 1638. Succeflively Profeffor at various 
 univerfities, and ultimately of Eloquence and Hiftory at 
 Halle, in 1693. Died 1707. 
 
 Notitia orbis antiqui, five geographia plenior ab 
 ortu rerumpublicarum ad Conftantinorum tem- 
 pora, orbis terrarum faciem declarans, anno- 
 tationibus L. J. C. Schwartz. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lipf. 1701-32 
 Diflertationes academicce varii argumenti, cura 
 J. G. Walchii, cui et adjecit differtationem de 
 auftoris vita et fcriptis, &c. 12°. Lipf. 1712 
 Vita Cellarii. 
 De imperio Palmyreno. 
 De Pompeii expeditione Judaica. 
 De principio regnorum et hiftoriarum [AfTyriorum, &c.J 
 
 contra Ctefiam. 
 De Silio Italico. 
 De origine linguae Italicae, 
 De gentis Samaritanae hiftoria et ceremoniis. 
 De geographicis ex itineribus S. Pauli Apoftoli colleftis. 
 De Joanne Baptifta. 
 De LXX interpretibus. 
 De feptem ecclefiis Afiae. 
 &c. &c. 
 Inftitutio grammatica Rabbinorum. 
 
 Relandi Analefta 
 Differt. de excidio Sodomae. Ugolinus, 7. 839 
 Diflert. de amcenitatibus geographicis et hiftoricis, 
 ex itineribus S. PauH colledis. Ibid. 7. 1 183 
 Colleftanea hiftoriae Samaritanae. Ibid. 22. 603 
 Diflert. de Cn. Pompeii M. expeditione Judaica. 
 
 Ibid. 26. 1 197 
 Difl^ert. qua Flavii Jofephi de Herodibus hirtoria 
 a voBitxi contra Joh. Harduinum juilis vindiciis 
 afleritur et nummis antiquis concihatur. 
 
 Ibid. 121 1 
 CELLERIER, J. I. S., Paftor at Sahgny. 
 Difcours famiHers d'un pafteur de campagne. 
 Seconde edition, corrigee et augmentee. 
 
 GeN. 
 
 1 Pierre, 5. 7 
 Job, I. 21 
 Marc, 12. 41-44 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 3 - 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 13, 14 
 
 2 Chron. 30. 18, 19 424 
 Jaq. I. 5, 6 - 451 
 Jofti. 24. 15, &c. . 473 
 Aft. 20. 32 - 505 
 
 Nouveaux difcours famiHers d'un pafteur de cam- 
 
 Gen. 2. 15 - 
 
 I 
 
 Gen. 24. 63 
 
 32 
 
 Jean, 6. 27 - 
 
 59 
 
 Pf. 8. 5 - 
 
 88 
 
 Ecclef. 3. I - 
 
 112 
 
 Prov. II. 29 
 
 139 
 
 Ef 5. 22 - - 
 
 167 
 
 Luc, 7. 25 
 
 195 
 
 Mic. 6. 9 
 
 225 
 
 Deut. 16. 15 
 
 253 
 
 1820 
 
 285 
 
 313 
 
 333 
 360 
 388 
 
 pagne. 
 
 2 vol. 8^ 
 
 Gen. 1827 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Pf. 118. 26 
 
 I 
 
 Matt. 19. 14 
 Prov. 22. 6 - 
 
 29 
 - 58 
 
 Jean, 19. 30 
 z Tim. 2. 8 - 
 
 90 
 - 114 
 
 Colofl". 3. I - 139 
 2 Cor. 3. 17 - - 164 
 Apoc. 3. 20. (2 ferm.) 190 
 Pfa. 119. 106 - 243 
 Rom. 8. I - - 264
 
 6,5 
 
 6i6 
 
 CELLERIER, J. I. S. {continued). 
 I Jean, i. 7 
 I Cor. II. 29 
 Pfa. 51. 5 - 
 Mic. 6. 6-8 - 
 
 288 
 311 
 335 
 368 
 Vol. 
 I 
 
 29 
 
 53 
 
 79 
 III 
 138 
 
 Rom. 12. II 
 Aa. 3. 26 
 Pfa. 65. 12 
 
 418 
 
 - 441 
 469 
 
 iTheiT. 5. 14. (3 fs.) 167 
 Jaq. 4-12 - - 253 
 Prov. 14. 12. (2 fs.) 277 
 Luc, 21. 34-36. (3 fs.) 334 
 2 Sam. 19. 31-39 402 
 2 Tim. 4. 7, 8. (afs.) 431 
 
 Prov. 23. 26 - 
 Pf. 19. 8 - 
 
 Matt. 12. 37 
 
 Pf- 37- 3 - 
 Job, 2. 10 
 Prov. 6. 19 
 
 CELLINI, Benevenuto. 
 
 A celebrated fculptor and engraver of Florence. Born 
 
 1500 ; died 1570. 
 
 (Memoirs of.) Written by himfelf ; containing 
 a variety of information refpefting the arts 
 and the hiftory of the fixteenth century. Now 
 firft collated with the new text of Giufeppe 
 Molini, and correfted and enlarged from the 
 lall Milan edition. With notes and obfer- 
 vations of G. P. Carpani. Tranflated by 
 Thomas Rofcoe. Sm. 8°. Land. 1 847 
 
 CELSI Prefatio de Judaica incredulitate. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 4. 437 
 
 CELSIUS, Olaus. 
 
 A Swedirti divine, minifter of Upfal. 
 Hierobotanicon ; five de plantis S. Scripturas 
 differtationes breves. 2 vol. 8°. JmJI. 1748* 
 A very fcarce and valuable work. 
 
 CENE (C.) See(LECENE.) 
 CENNICK, John. 
 
 A Calviniftic Methodift. Began preaching to the 
 colliers 1739, and became very popular. He itinerated in 
 England, Wales, and Ireland. Died 1755. A new edition 
 of his Sermons was publifhed in I vol. 12°, 1852, with 
 life of the author. They are charafterifed by great 
 fimplicity and zeal. 
 
 Difcourfes. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1770 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Mark, 15. 37. The cries of the Son of God. Being 
 
 the fubftance of fome difcourfes. 
 Afts, 2. 38, 39. The gift and office of the Holy Ghoft. 
 John, 3. 3. The new birth. 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. The danger of infidelity; or, the neces- 
 
 fity of a living faith in Chrift. 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. Naaman cleanfed. 
 Mark, 5. 34. The bloody iflue healed. 
 A6ts, 22. 16. St. Paul's converfion. 
 John, 10. 14. The good Shepherd. 
 Matt. 7. 24. The beft foundation. 
 Luke, 10. 37. The good Samaritan. 
 Luke, 7. 48. Simon and Mary. 
 Gen. 24. 31. The marriage of Ifaac. 
 Heb. 8. 7. The two covenants. 
 
 Heb. 12. 22-24. The benefits of the New Teftament. 
 Mark, 16. 13, 15. The divinity of Chrift. 
 Mark, 4. 9. The fower. 
 
 Luke, 15. 2. The loft flieep, piece of filver, and pro- 
 digal fon. 
 Matt. 15. 28. The Syrophenician ; or, a pattern of 
 
 invincible faith. 
 Col. 2. 17. The fliadows of Chrift. 
 I Cor. 15. 47. The fall and redemption. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 John, 4- 10. The woman of Samaria. 
 Heb. 5. 12. The firft principles of Chriftianity. 
 Ifa. 53. II- The fufferings and fatisfadlion of Chrift. 
 Matt. 5- 3. The beatitudes. 
 Luke, 8. 39. The daemoniac. 
 
 CENNICK, John {continued). 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. Dives and Lazarus. 
 
 Matt. 13. 44. The hidden treafure. 
 
 Luke, 4. 18, 19. The offices of the Meffiah. 
 
 Heb. 9. 26. The great facrifice. 
 
 Gen. 19. 17. Lot's flight. 
 
 John, 8. 51. Deliverance from death. 
 
 John, I. 12. The privilege of believers. 
 
 I Tim. I. 15, 16. The patterns of mercy. 
 
 Ezek. 37. 14. The vilion of dry bones. 
 
 Ezek. 9. 6. The fafety of a true Chriftian. 
 
 Ifa. 38. 17. The aflurance of faith ; or, the experience 
 
 of a true Chriftian. 
 Deut. 22. II. The linfey-wolfey garment. 
 Heb. 13. 13. The reproach of the crofs. 
 Luke, 7. 13. The widow of Nain. 
 John, I. 29. The beatific vifion ; or, beholding Jefus 
 crucified. 
 
 CENSURA in confefTionem five declarationem 
 fententise eorum qui in Foederato Belgio Re- 
 monftrantes vocantur, fuper praecipuis articulis 
 Chriftianje religionis, a SS. Theol. Profeffori- 
 bus Academias Leidenfis inftituta. 4°. 
 
 L. Bat. 1626 
 Audlores J. Polyander, A. Rivetus, A. Walaeus, A. 
 
 Thyfius. 
 
 CEREALIS Castulensis. 
 
 Cerealis, Biftiop of Caftelle. Flourished 487. Being 
 afked by the Arian Biftiop Maximinus to fupport his 
 creed, not by difputations but by Scripture, he wrote the 
 following : — ■ 
 Contra Maximinum Arianum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 671 
 
 Herold, Hasref 675 
 
 CEREMONIARUM (Sacrarum), five rituum 
 
 ecclefiaiticorum fandl^ Romanas ecclefiae, libri 
 
 tres. Poft omnium editionem, fumma denuo 
 
 vigilantia recogniti. 8°. Col. Ag. 1574 
 
 CERETA, Parisius de. 
 
 Chronicon Veronenfe 11 17-1278, continuatum 
 ad annum ufque 1375. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 8. 617 
 
 CERMENATE, Joannes de. 
 
 Hiftoria de fitu, origine, et cultoribus Ambro- 
 lianae urbis, ac de Mediolanenfium geftis 
 1 307-13 1 3. Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 9. 1 221 
 
 CHAIS, Charles. 
 
 A Proteftant divine, born at Geneva, 1701. Chofen 
 paftor of the Hague 1728, where he died 1786. He was 
 an exemplary chara6ter, and his fermons are ufeful, but of 
 rare occurrence. 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 J la Haye, 
 
 1787-90 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 1787. 
 
 
 Heb. 3. 12. (2 ferm.) i 
 
 Jer. 47. 6 - - 
 
 - 220 
 
 Jofti. 24. 24- - 61 
 
 Adtes, 2. 32 - 
 
 - 261 
 
 Pf. 63. 7 - - 90 
 
 Jean, 21. 17 - 
 
 - ^97 
 
 I Cor. 4. 4 - - 126 
 
 I Pierre, i. 12 
 
 - 329 
 
 Prov. 18. 14 - - 155 
 
 Prov. 16. 3 
 
 - 362 
 
 Pf. 103. I, 2 - 186 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8 - 
 
 - 396 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1790. 
 
 
 Pf. IC2. 25-29 - I 
 
 Sophonie, I. 12 
 
 - 215 
 
 Rom. 5. 3-5 - 41 
 
 Jacq. I. 8 - 
 
 262 
 
 Prov. 2. 1-5 - - 82 
 
 Prov. 14. 24 - 
 
 - 294 
 
 2 Tim. I. 12 - 1x8 
 
 Exode, 23. 2 
 
 326 
 
 Pf. 39. 6-8 - - 146 
 
 Prov. 20. 9 
 
 - 367 
 
 I Jean, 4. I 182 
 
 Pf. 2. 11 - 
 
 - 398
 
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 CHALCOCONDYLAS, Laonicus. 
 
 A native of Athens. FlourUTied in the fifteenth cen- 
 tury. His hiftory extends from 1298 to 1462. It defcribes 
 the ruin of the empire of Conftantinople, and is of confider- 
 able authority. 
 
 Hiitoriarum de rebus Turcicis, libri decern. Gr. 
 et Lat. Byzantine Hiitories, 19 
 
 CHALLONER, Richard, D.D., Bp. of Debra. 
 
 Born at Lewes, in Sufiex, 1691. Studied at Douay. 
 Returned to England 1730, and publiihed an anfwer to 
 Middleton's Letter from Rene, for which he was de- 
 nounced as an enemy to his country, and obliged to abfcond. 
 Made titulary Biihop of London and Salifbury, and Vicar- 
 Apoftolic for the metropolitan diftridt, 1741. Died 1781. 
 The garden of the foul ; or, a manual of fpiritual 
 exercifes and inftruftions. 18°. Land. 1824 
 Meditations for every day in the year. 2 vol. 
 24°. Derby, 1843 
 
 Britannia fanfta ; or, the lives of the moft cele- 
 brated Britifh, Englifh, Scottifh, and Irifh 
 faints, who have flourifhed in thefe iflands from 
 the earlieft times of Chriftianity, down to the 
 change of religion in the fixteenth century. 
 Faithfully collefted from their ancient a£ls 
 and other records of Britifh hiftory. [Anon.] 
 2 parts in i vol. 4°. Lond. 1745 
 
 CHALMERS, Alexander, M.A., F.S.A. 
 
 An eminent biographer. Born at Aberdeen 1759. ■^^" 
 moved to London 1777, where he became connedled with 
 the periodical prefs, and edited numerous important works, 
 among which were. The Britifh EfTayifts, 45 vol. 1803. 
 Shakefpeare, 9 vol. 8°. 1803. Reprinted 1812. Walker's 
 Claflics. The Englifh Poets, 21 vol. royal 8°. 1810, &c. 
 Died 1835. 
 
 The general biographical didlionary, containing 
 an hiftorical account of the lives and writings 
 of the moft eminent perfons in every nation, 
 particularly the Britifh and Irifh, from the 
 earlieft accounts to the prefent time. A new 
 edition, revifed and enlarged. 32 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. I 812-17 
 CHALMERS, George, Efq., F.R.S., and S.A. 
 
 Born at Fochabers, Scotland, 1742. Educated at Edin- 
 burgh, where he ftudied law, which he praftifed in Ame- 
 rica until the colonial revolt. Settled in London, and be- 
 came chief clerk of the Board of Trade, in which he con- 
 tinued thirty-nine years. Died 1825. His valuable work, 
 Caledonia, is left unfinifhed. 
 
 Caledonia ; or, an account hiftorical and topo- 
 graphic of North Britain from the moft 
 ancient to the prefent time. 3 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 10 
 Vol. I. 1810. 
 An account of North Britain : 
 Roman period, a.d. So— 446. 
 Pidtiih period, 446-843. 
 Scottifh period, 843-1097. 
 Scoto-Saxon period, 1097-1306. 
 Index. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1 8 10. 
 Introduiflory notice of its general flate. 
 
 Roxburghfhire, Berwickfhire, Hadingtonfhire, Edin- 
 burghfhire, Linlithgowfhire, Peblis-fhire, Selkirk- 
 fliire. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1824. 
 Introdudlory notices of its general ftate {continued). 
 
 Dumfries-fhire, Kircudbright, Wigtonfhire, Ayrfhirc, 
 Lanarkfhire, Renfrewfhire, Dunbartonfhire. 
 
 CHALMERS, George, F.R.S. {continued). 
 
 Other works : Life of Mary Queen of Scots. Second edit. 
 3 vol. 8". 1822. Political Annals, &c. 
 
 CHALMERS, Thomas, D.D., LL.D., and 
 
 member of the Royal Inftitute of France. 
 
 An eminent divine and philofophcr, and mofl eloquent 
 preacher. Born at Anftruther, Fifcfhire, Scotland, 1780. 
 Studied at the Univerfity of St. Andrew's. Became mi- 
 nifter of Kilmany, Fifcfhire. Tranflated to the Tron 
 Church, Glafgow, 1814, and afterwards to St. John's. 
 Appointed ProfcfTor of Moral Philofophy in the Univerfity 
 of St. Andrew's, 1824. ProfefTor of Theology in the 
 Univerfity of Edinburgh 1828. Principal and Primarius 
 ProfefTor of Theology in the Free Church College, 1843. 
 Died 1847, 
 
 Works. 25 vol. 12°. Glajg.n.d. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 On natural theology. 
 
 Ethics of theology - - - - . ly 
 
 On the being of a God ... j6 
 
 Dr. Clarke's a priori argument • . . rjtj 
 
 Hume's objedlion to the a pojieriori argument 121 
 
 The non-eternity of the prefent order of things 161 
 Proofs for the being of a God in the difpofition of 
 matter - - - - - - -189 
 
 Proofs for the being and character of God in the 
 confutation of the human mind - • 280 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 On natural theology {continued). 
 
 Evidences for a God in the adaptation of external na- 
 ture to the mental conflitution of man - 7 
 Man's limited knowledge of God - - 248 
 Leibnitz's theory of the origin of evil - - 286 
 Dodlrine of a fpecial providence and the efficacy of 
 prayer - - - - - - 314 
 
 Defers and ufes of natural theology - • 358 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 On the miraculous and internal evidences of the Chriftian 
 revelation, and the authority of its records. 
 Preliminary confiderations on the proof of miracles, &c. 
 
 Principles of hiftorical evidence - - 147 
 
 Genuinenef's of the New Teflament - - 171 
 Argument from prophecy . . - 345 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Miraculous evidences and internal evidences {continued). 
 Internal evidence. 
 
 On the canon of Scripture - - - - 213 
 
 On the infpiration of the Old and New Teflaments 343 
 Vol. 5. 
 Sketches of moral and mental philofophy; their connexion 
 with each other; and their bearings on dodtrinal and 
 pradlical Chriflianity. 
 On the emotions, the command which the will has 
 
 over the emotions, the morality of the emotions, 
 
 the phenomena of anger and gratitude, duties of 
 
 perfedt and impcrfefl obligation, &c. 
 Vol. 6. 
 Difcourfes on the application of Chriftianity to the com- 
 mercial and ordinary affairs of life. 
 Phil. 4. 8. The mercantile virtues which may exifl 
 
 without the influence of Chriftianit)' - 13 
 
 Rom. 14. 18. The influence of Chriftianity in aiding 
 
 and augmenting the mercantile virtues - 34 
 
 Luke, 6. 33. The power of (elfifhnefs in promoting 
 
 the honeflies of mercantile intercourfe - 56 
 
 Luke, 16. 10. The guilt of difhonefty not to be efti- 
 
 mated by the gain of it - . - 82 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. The great Chriftian law of reciprocity 
 
 between man and man - - - - HI 
 
 Eph. 5. 6. The dilTipation of large cities - 134 
 
 Luke, 17. 1,2. The vitiating influence of the higher 
 
 upon the lower orders of fociety - - 160 
 
 Job, 31. 24-28. The love of money - 187
 
 619 
 
 620 
 
 CHALMERS, Thomas, D.D. [continued). 
 
 I John, 2. 15. The expulfive power of a new afFedtion 
 
 209 
 Pfa. n. I and 55. 6. The reftleffnefs of human am- 
 bition - - 234 
 
 Ecclef. 4. 13. The advantages of Chriftian knowledge 
 
 to the lower orders of fociety - - 249 
 
 Mark, 16. 15. The duty and means of Chriftianifmg 
 
 our home population - - - - 265 
 
 I Pet. 2. 17. The honour due to all men 284 
 
 Tit. 2. 10. The moral influence of fidelity 301 
 
 Rom. 3. 9—19. The importance of civil government 
 
 to fociety - - - - - - 335 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Difcourfes on the Chriftian revelation, viewed in connexion 
 with the modern aftronomy. To which are added, 
 Difcourfes illuftrative of the connexion between 
 theology and general fcience. 
 
 Pfa. 8. 3, 4. A /ketch of the modern aftronomy 15 
 
 I Cor. 8. 2. The modefty of true fcience - 42 
 
 Pfal. 113. 5, 6. The extent of the divine condefcen- 
 
 fion 68 
 
 1 Pet. I. 12. The knowledge of man's moral hiftory 
 in the diftant places of creation - - 90 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. The fympathy that is felt for man in 
 
 the diftant places of ereation - - - 113 
 
 Col. 2. 15. The conteft for an afcendancy over man, 
 
 amongft the higher orders of intelligence 133 
 
 Ezek. 33. 32. The flender influence of mere tafte 
 
 and fenfibility in matters of religion - - 152 
 
 Appendix - - - - - - 181 
 
 pfa. 119. 89—91. The conftancy of God in his works 
 
 an argument for the faithfulnefs of God in his Word 
 
 203 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3, 4. The confiftency between the efficacy 
 of prayer and the uniformity of nature - 234 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. The tranfitory nature of vifible things 
 
 263 
 2 Pet. 3. 13. The new heavens and the new earth 280 
 I Cor. 4. 20. The nature of the kingdom of God 300 
 Rev. 22. II. Heaven a charafter and not a locality 320 
 Gal. 3. 23. The reafonablenefs of faith - 339 
 
 Vol. 8. Congregational fermons. Vol. I. 
 I Cor. 2. 4, 5. The neceffity of the Spirit to give effedl 
 
 to the preaching the gofpel - - 17 
 
 Ezek. 20. 49. The myfterious afpeft of the gofpel to the 
 
 men of the world ..... 44 
 
 Matt. 13. II, 12. The preparation neceflary for under- 
 
 ftanding the myfteries of the gofpel - - 65 
 
 Job, 9. 3c— 35. An eftimate of the morality that is 
 
 without godlinefs . . - . . 86 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 3, 4. The judgment of men, compared with 
 the judgment of God . - - . 104 
 
 Job, 9. 33. The necefllty of a mediator between God 
 and man .--.--• 128 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 12. The folly of men meafuring themfelves 
 by themfelves - - - - - 141 
 
 Matt. 7. II. The paternal charafter of God - 165 
 I Cor. I. 24. Chrift the wifdom of God - 183 
 
 Jude, 21. The principle of love to God - 205 
 
 I John, 4. 19. Gratitude, not a fordid affedlion 222 
 Pfa. 27. 4. The affeftion of moral efteem towards God 
 
 252 
 John, 5. 42. The emptinefs of natural virtue 279 
 
 Eph. 2. 12. The ftate of the unconverted - 310 
 
 Jer. 6. 14. The evils of falfe fecurity . 332 
 
 Rom. II. 22. The goodnefs and feverity of God 354 
 
 Vol. 9. Congregational fermons. Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. 29. 9-12. The univerfality of fpiritual blindnefs 9 
 Ifa. I. 3. The difldndtion between knowledge and con- 
 
 fideration ------ 34 
 
 Rom. 8. 7. The natural enmity of the mind againftGod 66 
 Eph. 2. 16. The power of the gofpel to diffolve the 
 
 enmity of the human heart againft God - 84 
 
 CHALMERS, Thomas, D.D. (continued). 
 
 Pfa. 85. 10. The union of truth and mercy in the gofpel 
 
 100 
 A<fls, 26. 18. The purifying Influence of the Chriftian 
 
 faith - - - - - - - 115 
 
 I Pet. 4. 18. Salvation fcarcely obtained even by the 
 
 righteous - - - - - - 134 
 
 Adts, 27. 22, 31. The dodtrine of predeftination 151 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. The nature of the fin againft the 
 
 Holy Ghoft ----- 176 
 
 Gen. 6. 3. On the Spirit's ftriving with man - 204 
 I John, 5. 16. The nature of the fin unto death 225 
 Mark, 2. 27. The Chriftian Sabbath - 249 
 
 Ifa. 58. 13, 14. The Chriftianity of the Sabbath 271 
 Gal. 4. 10. The advantages of a fixed Sabbath 293 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 13. The accommodating fpirit of Chriftian 
 charity to the fcruples of the weak - - 319 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 14—16. The amufementsand companies of the 
 world - - - - - - -332 
 
 Col. 4. 5, 6. Chriftian converfation - - 362 
 
 Rom. 14. 5. Chriftian cafuiftry - - - 382 
 
 Vol. 10. Congregational fermons. Vol. 3. 
 Gal. 6. 8. The flefh and the Spirit - - 9 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The knowledge of Chrift and him crucified 
 
 36 
 Heb. 2. 3. Danger of negledling the gofpel - 52 
 
 Rom. 10. 4 and i Tim. i. 5. The relation of the law 
 
 and the gofpel ----- 68 
 
 Adls, 20. 21. Faith and repentance - - 85 
 
 Pfa. 19. II. The immediate reward of obedience 106 
 Col. I. 12. The neceffity of a perfonal meetnefs for 
 
 heaven .--._- 122 
 
 Matt. 6.22. The connexion between finglenefs of aim 
 
 and fpiritual difcernment - - - - 133 
 
 Adts, i.ii. The fecond coming of Chrift - 149 
 
 John, 4. 16. God is love - - - " '75 
 
 1 Pet. I. 17. Fear of terror and fear of reverence 195 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Immortality brought to light by the gofpel 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 29. The brevity of human life - 238 
 Heb. II. 14. The faith of the patriarchs - 262 
 Luke, 24. 49. The connexion between the incipient 
 
 duties, and fubfequent experiences of a Chriftian 292 
 Rom. 5. I. Connexion between faith and peace 311 
 Mark, 4. 26-29. "^^^ analogies which obtain between 
 
 the natural and the fpiritual huftiandry - 363 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. The univerfality of the gofpel offer 380 
 
 Vol. II. Sermons preached on public occafions. 
 
 Ifa. 26. 9. The death of the Princefs Charlotte 11 
 
 Ifa. 2. 4. Thoughts on univerfal peace. Thanklgiving, 
 1816 - - - - - - -.55 
 
 Matt. 7. 3-5. Dodlrine of Chriftian charity. For Hiber- 
 nian Society - . - - - 87 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. The refpedl due to antiquity. Opening of a 
 church ------- 123 
 
 James, i. 20. The effedl of man's wrath in the agitation 
 of religious controverfies. Opening of a chapel 161 
 
 Heb. II. 4. The death of Dr. A. Thomfon 193 
 
 John, 1.46. The utility of miflions afcertained by ex- 
 perience. For Soc. in Scotland for Propagating Chrift- 
 ian knowledge - - - - - 221 
 
 Prov. 12. 10. Cruelty to animals - - 247 
 
 Pfa. 41. I. The bleffednefs of confidering the cafe of 
 the poor. Soc. for Relief of the Deftitute Sick 283 
 
 Rom. 10. 17. The two great inftruments appointed for 
 the propagation of the gofpel, and the duty of the 
 Chriftian public to keep them both in vigorous opera- 
 tion. Miff. Soc. 315 
 
 Mark, 12. 37. On preaching to the common people. 
 Opening of the Dean Church ... 345 
 
 Adls, 20. 35. The fuperior bleffednefs of the giver to 
 that of the receiver ----- 389 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 2. Religious eftablifhments. Soc. for Daugh- 
 ters of the Clergy 437
 
 6zi 
 
 622 
 
 CHALMERS, Thomas, D.D. [continued). 
 Vol. 12. 
 Tradls and eflays on religious and economical fubjedls. 
 The example of our Saviour a guide and an authority 
 
 in the eftablifhment of charitable inftitutions 11 
 On the neceflity of uniting prayer with performance 
 
 for the fuccefs of miffions - - - 47 
 
 The duty of giving an immediate diligence to the 
 
 bufinefs of the Chriftian life. An addrefs to the 
 
 inhabitants of the parifli of Kilmany - 69 
 
 The influence of parochial aflbciations for the fpiritual 
 
 good of mankind - - - - - 123 
 
 On the confiftency of the legal and voluntary princi- 
 ples, and the joint fupport which they might render 
 
 to the caufe both of Chriftian and common education 
 
 161 
 Confiderations on the fyftem of parochial fchools in 
 
 Scotland, and on the advantage of eftablifhing them 
 
 in large towns - - - - - 191 
 
 On the technical nomenclature of theology, being the 
 
 fubftance of an argument communicated to the 
 
 Chriftian Inftrudtor in 1813 - - - 221 
 
 The efficacy of miffions as condudted by the Moravians 
 
 (Ecleftic Review, 1815.) - - - 251 
 
 On the ftyle and fubjedls of the pulpit. (Chriftian 
 
 Inftruftor, i8ii.)- - - - - 299 
 
 On the difference between fpoken and written lan- 
 guage. (Ecieftic Review, 1816.) - 323 
 Remarks on Cuvier's Theory of the earth. (Chriftian 
 
 Inftrudlor, 18 14.) ----- 347 
 Speech delivered in the General AfTembly in 1833, °" 
 
 a propofed modification of the law of patronage 373 
 A few thoughts on the abolition of colonial flavery 399 
 Vol. 13. 
 Introdudlory effays to feledl Chriftian authors, — 
 
 Thomas a Kempis - . . . 1 1 
 
 Romaine's Life, Walk, and Triumph of Faith 24 
 Serle's Chriftian Remembrancer - - - 42 
 
 Guthrie's Chriftian's Great Intereft - - 63 
 
 Owen's Grace and Duty of being Spiritually-minded 80 
 Baxter's Call to the Unconverted, Now or Never, 
 
 and Fifty Reafons ----- 107 
 Scudder's Chriftian's Daily Walk - - 142 
 
 Scott's (Rev. Thomas) Trafts - . - 167 
 
 Beveridge's Private Thoughts - - - 203 
 
 Booth's Reign of Grace . . - - 229 
 
 Shower on Time and Eternity, and Sir M. Hale's 
 
 Contemplations ----- 255 
 
 The Chriftian's Defence againft Infidelity - 278 
 Howe's Living Temple - - - - 313 
 
 Romaine's Select Letters - - . . 349 
 
 Hall (A.) on the Faith and Influence of the Gofpel 368 
 Vol. 14. 
 On the Chriftian and economic polity of a nation, more 
 efpecially with reference to its large towns. Vol. i. 
 The advantage and poffibility of affimilating a town 
 
 to a country parifti - - - - - 25 
 
 The influence of locality in towns - - 71 
 
 Application of the principle of locality in towns to 
 
 the work of a Chriftian minifter - - 104 
 
 The efFedt of locality in adding to the ufeful eftablifti- 
 
 mentsofatown - - . - i<^i 
 
 On Church patronage - . . . 179 
 
 On Church offices - - - - 253 
 
 On Sabbath fchools ----- 304 
 The relation which fubfifts between the Chriftian and 
 
 the civic economy of large towns - - 351 
 
 The bearing which a right Chriftian economy has 
 
 upon pauperifm ----- 3^5 
 Vol. 15. 
 Chriftian and economic polity. Vol. 2. 
 
 The bearing which a right civic economy has upon 
 
 pauperifm . - - . - j 
 
 Pauperifm in Glafgow. Scottifli pauperifm. Pauperifm 
 
 in England ----- 52, &c. 
 
 CHALMERS, Thomas, D.D. {contimecT). 
 
 Wages of labour. Effedl of a poor-rate in aid of 
 
 defedlivc labour - - - . 226—267 
 
 Savings' banks ------ 304 
 
 Combination of workmen for the purpofe of raifing 
 wages -....- 334 
 
 Vol. 16. 
 Chriftian and economic polity. Vol. 3. 
 
 Errors in regard to labour - - - -j 
 
 Efteft of high prices of labour on foreign trade 72 
 Mechanic fchools - - - - - 104 
 
 General appendix on pauperifm - - - 141 
 
 Vol. 17. 
 On Church and college eftablifhments. 
 
 On the ufe and abufe of literary and ecclefiaftical en- 
 dowments ----- 21 
 
 Ledlureson the eftabliftiment and extenfion of national 
 churches - -- - - - 187 
 
 Vol. 18. 
 Church extenfion. 
 
 Right ecclefiaftical economy of a large town. Neceffity 
 of an endowment. Evils of feat-letting in the 
 hands of magiftrates, &c. 
 Vol. 19. 
 On political economy in connexion with the moral ftate 
 and moral profped:s of fociety. Vol. i. 
 Of the increafe and limit of food, of employment, 
 and of capital ----- 17, &c. 
 
 Parallel between population and capital - 118 
 
 Poffibility of over-produdtion. Limits of foreign trade. 
 
 Eftedl of taxes ----- 148, &c. 
 
 Tithes ------- 309 
 
 Produftive and unproductive labour - 336 
 
 Law of primogeniture - - - - 355 
 
 Emigration ------ 380 
 
 Compulfory provifion for the indigent - - 400 
 
 Vol. 20. 
 Political economy. Vol. 2. 
 
 On the Chriftian education of the people - 7 
 
 Appendix. Rent of land. On machinery. National 
 
 debt. Profit. Free trade. Corn-laws, &c. 42 
 
 Supreme importance of a right moral to a right 
 
 economical ftate of the community - 145 
 
 Connexion between the extenfion of the Church and 
 
 the extindlion of pauperifm - - _ 247 
 
 Comparifon of the Scotch and Englifh pauperifm. 
 
 State and profpedt of manufactures, &c. 297, &c. 
 
 Vol. 21. Sufficiency of a parochial fyftem. 
 
 Vol. 22. Leftures on the epiftle to the Romans, vol. i. 
 
 Chap, i— V. II. 
 Vol. 23. Leftures on Romans, vol. 2. Chap. v. 12— 
 
 viii. 9. 
 Vol. 24. Ledlureson Romans, vol. 3. Chap. viii. 10— ix. 
 Vol. 25. Leftures on Romans, vol. 4. Chap, x-xvi. 
 Bridgewater Treatife. See Bridgewater. 
 
 The Bridgewater treatife is alfo comprifed in vol. i and 
 2 of Dr. Chalmers' works above. 
 
 Pofthumous works. Edited by the Rev. William 
 
 Hanna, LL.D. 9 vol. 8". Edin. 1847-49 
 Vol. I. 1847. 
 
 Horas biblicae quotidianae. 
 
 Sabbath exercifes. 
 
 Daily Scripture readings. Gen.-Jofhua. 
 
 Vol. 2. Horae biblicae quotidianae. Judges-Job. 
 
 Vol. 3. Horae biblicae quotidianae. Pfalms-Jer. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1848. Horae biblicae Sabbaticae. Sabbath 
 Scripture reading on the New Teft. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1848. Horae biblicae Sabbaticae. Gen.-Kings. 
 Vol. 6. 1849. 
 
 Sermons illuftrative of different ftages of his miniftry, 
 1798-1847. 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. Divinefummary of human duty. (1798) I 
 James, 4. II. The guilt of calumny - - 12 
 
 John, 14. I. The troubled heart comforted 26
 
 623 
 
 624 
 
 CHALMERS, Thomas, D.D. {conttnued). 
 
 Titus, 1. I. Farewell difcourfe at Cavers. (1802.) 34 
 Pfa. 27. 3. Fail day. (1803.) - - 40 
 
 J Pet. 3. 8. Courteoufnefs - - - 50 
 
 Prov. 21. 1. Faft day. (1809.) - - 62 
 
 Lev. 26. 34. The lentiments fuitable to a com- 
 munion labbath. (18 10.) - - - 71 
 Pfa. 137. 1-6. Zion remembered by the rivers of 
 Babylon. (1810.) - - - - 88 
 John, 4. 10. The living water. (1812.) - 107 
 Philip. 4. 3. The duty required and the ftrength im- 
 parted. (1813.) - - - 143 
 Rom. 3. 10. The dodtrine of human depravity. (1813.) 
 
 162 
 John, 14. 21. Divine manifeftations. (1814.) 182 
 Afts, 26. 25. Defence of religious enthufiafm. (1814.) 
 
 204 
 Heb. 3. 7, 8. Farewell difcourfes at Kilmany. (1815.) 
 
 220 
 Col. 2. 6. Farewell difcourfes at Kilmany. (1815.) 228 
 Luke, I. 74. The rightfear and the right faith. (1815.) 
 
 240 
 2 Cor. 6. 17, 18. Spiritual idolatry - - 253 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 17, 18. Sacramental fermon. (1815.) 268 
 Luke, 4. 1-13. The temptation. 2 ferm. (1815.) 
 2 Cor. 5.20. The em baffy of reconciliation. (1815.) 
 
 313 
 Adls, 6. 2. The Chriflian miniflry fecularized. (1816.) 
 
 330 
 Matt. 5. 38-48. Chriftian meeknefs. (18 16.) 348 
 Adls, 19. 24, 25. The filver fhrines. (1817.) 362 
 I Cor. I. 25. The foolifhnefs of God wifer than men 
 
 375 
 Col. 4. I. Dutiesof mafters and fervants. (1817.) 385 
 Zech. 7. 13. Sermon to the young. (1822.) 396 
 Pfa. 137. 5,6. Farewell difcourfe at Glafgow. (1823.) 
 
 406 
 Ifa. 7. 3—5. Fury not in God - - - 422 
 
 Pfa. 48. 8. Addrefs to Dr. Duff. (1839.) - 441 
 Mark, 4. 24. At the opening of Free St. John's, 
 Glafgow. (1845.) - - - - 454 
 
 Ifa. 56. 4, 5. The articles of the covenant - 472 
 
 Vol. 7. 1849. 
 Inftitutes of theology. Vol. i. 
 
 Preliminary ethics _ . . - ^ 
 
 Preliminary mataphyfics and mental phyfics - 26 
 
 Initial confiderations ... - 51 
 
 Natural theology ----- 78 
 
 Evidences of Chriftianity ... ^39 
 
 From hiftory, prophecy, moral and experimental 
 
 evidences. On Scripture criticifm. On fyflematic 
 
 theology, &c. 
 
 Subjedl-matter of Chriftianity, — 
 
 Part I. On the difeafe for which the gofpel remedy 
 is provided ..... ^63 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Inftitutes of theology. Vol. 2. 
 Subjeft-matter of Chriftianity, — 
 
 Part 2. On the nature of the gofpel remedy 3 
 
 Part 3. The extent of the gofpel remedy 293 
 
 Supplementary ledtures, — 
 
 On the Trinity - - - - . 417 
 
 Moral ufes of the doftrine that Chrift is God 443 
 
 The union of the divine and human nature in Chrift 453 
 The doftrine of the Spirit - - - . ^63 
 
 The diftindlion between the mode in which theology 
 fhould be learned at the hall and the mode in 
 which it ftiould be taught from the pulpit 473 
 
 On didadlic and controverfial theology - 487 
 
 Vol. 9. 1849. 
 Praeleftions on, — 
 Butler's Analogy. 
 
 Paley's Evidences of Chriftianity, and 
 Hill's ledlures in divinity 5 with 
 
 CHALMERS, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 Two introduftory lectures, — 
 
 1. On the ufe of text-books in theological education. 
 
 2. Advice to ftudents ; and 
 
 Four addrefles delivered in the New College, Edin- 
 burgh, as principal. 
 
 (Memoirs of the life and writings of). By his 
 fon-in-law, the Rev. William Hanna, LL.D. 
 4 vol. 8°. Edin. 1849-52 
 
 Vol. I. 1849. 1780-1815. 
 Vol. 2. 1850. 1815-1823. Appendix. Speech on 
 
 pluralities. On lay agency. Addrefs to elders. 
 
 Defence of Sabbath fchools. Speech on theological 
 
 education, &c. 
 Vol. 3. 1851. 1823-1835. Appendix. Speech on 
 
 Catholic emancipation. 
 Vol. 4. 1852. 1835-1847. Appendix. 
 
 CHALONER, Edward, D.D. 
 
 Born at Chifwick, Middlefex, 1590. Educated at Mag- 
 dalen College, Oxford. Became chaplain to King James I., 
 and principal of Alban Hall. Died 1625. He was reputed 
 a very learned man, an able preacher, and good difputant. 
 Sixe fermons. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1623 
 
 Gen. 2. 7. Babel; or, the confufion of languages I 
 
 Amos, 7. 14. Naioth ; or the univerfitie charter 55 
 
 Adts, 19. 38. Ephefus common pleas. Aflifeferm. 113 
 
 Judges, I. I. Judah's prerogatives. King's acceff. 173 
 
 A(Ss, 14. 17. The Gentile's creede - - 221 
 Afts, 17. 23. Paul's peregrinations; or, the traveller's 
 
 guide .-..--. 283 
 
 CHAMBAUD, M. Louis. 
 
 Dictionary, French-Englifh, and Englifh-French. 
 New edition. ByJohn Perrin. 4°. Lotid. i'jj'& 
 
 CHAMBERLAIN, Thomas, M.A., Student of 
 Chrift Church, Oxford. 
 
 A help to knowledge, chiefly religious. In ex- 
 tracts from the moft approved writers, arranged 
 fyftematically. 12°. Lond. 1839 
 
 CHAMBERLAYNE, John, Efq. 
 
 Admitted into Trinity College, Oxford, 1685. Died 
 1723. He underftood ten languages, and was a very pious 
 and ufeful man, earneft in promoting the advancement of 
 religion. He was the tranflator of Oftervald's Arguments, 
 Nieuwentyt's Religious Philofopher, Brandt's Hiftory of 
 the Reformation, &c. His Angliae Notitia ; or, Prefent 
 State of England, was begun by his father in 1668, and 
 was continued by him as long as he lived. 
 Angliae notitia ; or, the prefent ftate of Eng- 
 land, with divers remarks upon the ancient 
 ftate thereof. By Edw. Chamberlayne, LL.D., 
 and continued by his fon, John Chamberlayne, 
 Efq., F.R.S. 2 ift edition. 8°. Lond. i-]o\ 
 
 See alfo Prefent State of Great Britain. 
 
 Oratio Dominica, in diverfas omnium fere gen- 
 tium linguas verla, et propriis cujufque lingus 
 charafteribus exprefTa, una cum difl^ertationibus 
 nonnullis de linguarum origine, variifque ipfa- 
 rum permutationibus. 4°. Ajnft. 1715 
 
 CHAMBERS, Robert. 
 
 Lives of illuftrious and diftinguifhed Scotfmen, 
 from the earlieft period to the prefent time, 
 arranged in alphabetical order, and forming 
 a complete Scottifh biographical diftionary. 
 4 vol. 8°. Glajg, 1833 
 
 CHAMBRE, Richard, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 10. 24. The duty of being
 
 625 
 
 626 
 
 CHAMBRE, Richard, M.A. (continued). 
 
 publick-fpirited. [Before the gentlemen edu- 
 cated at St. Paul's School.] 4^^. Lond. 17 10 
 
 CHAMBRE, Rowland, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Ephef. 6. 10. Religion the principle 
 and fupport of rational courage. [Volunteers 
 on receiving colours.] 4°. Salop, 1759 
 
 CHAMBRE, William de. 
 
 See Wharton's Anglia Sacra, i. 689 
 
 CHAMBRES, Charles, M.A., Vicar of Dart- 
 ford, Kent. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 3. 4. Religion and vertue the 
 fure way to humane favour and efteem. 
 [School.] 8°. Oxf. 171 5 
 
 CHAMIER, Daniel. 
 
 Confidered by Bayle as one of the brighteft ornaments of 
 the Proteftant Church. According to Varillas, he had a 
 great ihare in the drawing up of the edift of Nantes. 
 Chamier was named in 16 12 ProfefTor of Divinity at 
 Montauban, and during the fiege of that town by Louis 
 XIII., in 1 62 1, he was killed by a cannon-fhot. Chamier's 
 erudition is remarkable, but he is too often harfh and pre- 
 judiced in his controverfial writings. 
 Panaftratis Catholicse, five controverliarum de 
 
 religione adverfus Pontificios corpus. 4 vol. 
 
 Folio. Ge?u 1626 
 
 Vol. I. De canone, libris apocryphis, perfeftione 
 Scripturae, legendis Scripturis, variis Bibliorum edi- 
 tionibus, editione Septuaginta, Vulgata editione, inter- 
 pretatione Scriptura, &c. 
 Vol. 2. De Deo et Dei cultu, authore peccati, Deo in- 
 carnato, defcenfu ad inferos, corpore Chrifti, officio 
 Mediatoris, de cecumenico, authoritate Papae, de anti- 
 chrifto, de cultu, de imaginibus, cruce, &c. 
 Vol. 3. De homine corrupto, et inftaurato, peccato, 
 libero arbitrio, pcenis peccati, praedeftinatione, fandli- 
 ficatione, operum merito, de conftitutionibus ecclefia?. 
 Leges de conjugiis, ccelibatu facerdotum, jejuniis, votis, 
 juftificatione, purgatorio, &c. 
 Vol. 4. De facramentis. 
 
 A fifth volume was intended to be added to this learned 
 work, on the Church, but the author died before com- 
 pleting it. 
 
 Corpus theologicum, feu loci communes theolo- 
 gici, praeledlionibus publicis in academia 
 Montalbanenfi per decern annorum curriculum 
 diftati. Adjeftae funt ejufdem Epiftolze Je- 
 fuiticse. Folio. Gen. 1653 
 
 CHANDIEU, Antoine de. See Sadeele. 
 CHANDLER, Benjamin. 
 
 An effay on the Lord's Prayer ; fhewing, that 
 it is a prayer for the whole world. Ff 3. 
 Pp. 80. 8°. Land. 1714 
 
 CHANDLER, Edward, Bifliop of Durham. 
 
 Educated at Emanuel College, Cambridge. Chaplain to 
 Bifhop Lloyd 1693 ; Bifhop of Litchfield 1717 ; trans- 
 lated to Durham 1 730 ; died 1750. His defence of 
 Chrifljanity and Vindication are reckoned very learned and 
 elaborate works. 
 A defence of Chriftianity from the prophecies of 
 
 the Old Teftament, wherein are confidered all the 
 objeftions againft this kind of proof advanced in a late 
 Difcourfe of the Grounds and Reafons of the Chriftian 
 Religion. [By A. Collins]. 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 A vindication of the Defence of Chriilianity 
 from the Prophecies of the Old Teftament, in anfwer 
 
 CHANDLER, Bilhop [continued). 
 
 to [Collins'] Scheme of Literal Prophecy confidered ; 
 With a letter from the Rev. Mr. Maffon, concerning 
 the religion of Macrobius, and his teftimony touching 
 the flaughter of the infants at Bethlem, &c. 2, vol. 8^. 
 
 Lond. 1728 
 The Defence contains an account of the general ex- 
 pectation of a Meflias about the time that our Lord 
 appeared, which is continued in the Vindication. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 55. 19-21. [Thankfgiving for 
 fuppreflion of rebellion.] 8° Lond. 17 16 
 
 Sermon, Jud. 17.6. [Jan. 30.} 8°. Lond. 1718 
 Sermon, John, i. 14. [Chriftmas Day.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1718 
 Sermon, Gen. 4. 9. [Reformation of manners.] 
 4°. Lond. 1724 
 
 CHANDLER, George, LL.D. 
 
 Late Fellow of New College, Redtor of Southam, War- 
 wickfhire, and Diftrift Minifter of Chrift Church, St. 
 Marylebone. 
 
 The fcheme of divine revelation confidered prin- 
 cipally in its connexion with the progrefs and 
 improvement of human fociety ; in eight 
 fermons, preached 1 825 at the Lefture founded 
 by the late Rev. John Bampton, M.A. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1825 
 
 Pfa. 33. II. Introduction . - - - i 
 
 John, 16. 12. The primeval difpenfation - 35 
 
 Deut. 12. 8, 9. The Jewifh difpenfation " - 73 
 
 Pfa. 96. 10. The eft'edls of divine revelation on the 
 Gentile world - - - - - 113 
 
 Heb. I. I, 2. The perfonal miniftry of Jefus Chrift 155 
 Ifa.49. II. The progrefs of the vifible Church of Chrift 
 
 196 
 
 Col. 3. 9, 10. The influence of Chriftianity upon 
 
 fociety - - - - - - -2.33 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 13. The caufes that have obftruded the in- 
 fluence of the gofpel and our expectations for the 
 future -.-.-. 269 
 
 CHANDLER, John, M.A. 
 
 The hymns of the primitive Church, now firft 
 colledled, tranflated, and arranged. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 40. The poor of the flock, 
 the reprefentatives of Chriil. 12°. Lond. 1839 
 
 CHANDLER, Samuel, and William LEIGH. 
 
 A dialogue between a Paedo-Baptift and an 
 
 Anti-Paedo-Baptift: containing the ftrength of arguments 
 offered on both fides at the Portfmouth difputation : 
 With the addition of a few more arguments, then ready 
 to be offered in vindication of infant-baptifm. Pp. I'i. 
 12°. Lend. 1699 
 
 CHANDLER, Samuel, D.D., F.R.S. and A.S. 
 
 An eminent Diffendng minifter, born at Hungerford, 
 Berkftiire, 1693 ; educated at a Diffenting academy at 
 Tewkelbury, where at the fame time were educated Bp. 
 Butler and Abp. Seeker ; finifhed his ftudies at Leyden ; 
 chofen minifter of the Preftjyterian congregation at Peck- 
 ham, near London, 17 16; he engaged alfo in trade as a 
 bookfeller, in London ; died 1766. He was a man of 
 very extenfive learning and eminent abilities, quick appre- 
 henfion, penetrating judgment, and vigorous imagination. 
 
 A vindication of the Chriftian religion, in two 
 parts : i , A difcourfe of the nature and ufe of 
 miracles ; 2, An anfwer to a late book enti- 
 tled, A Difcourfe on the Grounds and Reafons 
 of the Chriftian Religion. [By A. Collins.] 
 Second edit. 8°. Lond. \']iZ
 
 627 
 
 628 
 
 CHANDLER, Samuel, D,D. {continued). 
 A vindication of the antiquity and authority of 
 Daniel's prophecies, and their application to 
 Jcfus Chrift. In anfwer to the objeftions of 
 the author of the Scheme of Literal Prophecy 
 confidered. 8°. LoW. 1728 
 
 Sermon, John, 13. 17. Knowledge and praftice neceflary 
 to happinefs. [Wednefday Le<ft. at Old Jewiy.] i-xx. 
 Pp. 31. 8°. Land. 1728 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. John Guyfe, occafioned by his 
 two Sermons on Adls, 9. 20, In which the Scripture- 
 notion of preaching Chrift is ftated and defended : and 
 Mr. Guyfe's Charges againft his brethren are confidered, 
 and proved groundlefs. Pp. 94. 8^. Land. 1730 
 
 A fecond letter to the Rev. Mr. John Guyfe : in which 
 Mr. Guyfe's latitude and reftri<Sive ways of preaching 
 Chrift are proved to be entirely the fame, &c. Pp. 98. 
 8°. Land. 1730 
 
 The difpute better adjufted, about the proper time of 
 applying for a Repeal of the Corporation and Teft Adts, 
 by /hewing that feme time is proper. In a letter to the 
 author of the Difpute Adjufted. [Anon.] Pp- 44- 8°. 
 
 Land. 1732 
 A fecond letter to William Berriman, D.D. In which his 
 Review of his Remarks on the Introduftion to the 
 Hift:ory of the Inquifition is confidered, and the cha- 
 racters of St. Athanafius and Martyr Laud are further 
 ftated and fupported. Pp. 50. S\ Land. 1733 
 
 A vindication of a paflage of the Right Rev. the Lord 
 Bifhop of London, in his Second Paftoral Letter, againft 
 the mifreprefentations of William Berriman, D.D. In 
 a letter to his lord/hip. Pp. 48. 8^. Land. 1734 
 
 The notes of the Church confidered, in a fermon on 
 I Tim. 3. 14, 15, at Salters' Hall. Second edit. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 A fecond treatife on the Notes of the Church, being the 
 fubftance of two fermons on i Tim. 3. 15. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 
 The hiftory of perfecution : I, Among the 
 
 heathen ; 2, Under the Chriftian emperors ; 
 
 3, Under the Papacy and Inquifition ; 4, 
 
 Among Proteftants ; with remarks on Dr. 
 
 Rogers's Vindication of the Civil Eftablifh- 
 
 ment of Religion. 8°. Lond. 1736 
 
 A vindication of the hiftory of the Old Tefta- 
 
 ment, in anfwer to the mifreprefentations and 
 
 calumnies of Thomas Morgan, M.D., and the 
 
 Moral Philofopher. 8°. Lond. 1 74 1 
 
 Abram's call and defcent into Egypt - - 11 
 
 Original name of the land of Canaan and the nature of 
 
 the country ------ 19 
 
 Of Abram's denial of his wife - - - 52 
 
 The promifes made to Abram of the land of Canaan 70 
 The original defign of the patriarch's to fettle in Canaan 
 
 109 
 The various appearances of God to Abraham 128 
 
 Of Abraham's offering up his fon - . - 145 
 
 Of the Hebrew idiom and phrafeology - 239 
 
 Part 2. 1743- 
 
 A defence of the prime miniftry and character of 
 
 Jofeph --.-..- 257 
 
 Of the Egyptian priefthood . - . 390 
 
 Of chemiftry, natural magic, and experimental phi- 
 
 lofophy ------- 445 
 
 Of the antiquity of the Egyptian fuperftition 467 
 
 Of the age of Sefoftris - . . - 526 
 
 Superftidon of lay invention and original - - 556 
 
 The witneffes of the refurredtion of Jefus Chrift re- 
 examined : and their teftimony proved entirely con- 
 fiftent. F. I. Pp. 170. 8"". Lond. n. d. (about 1744) 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 9. 12. St. Paul's rules of charity, and his 
 
 CHANDLER, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 manner of recommending it, confidered. [Widows and 
 Orphans of Prot. DilTent. Min.] With a paraphrafe on 
 the 8th and 9th chap, of Second Epiftle to the Co- 
 rinthians. 4°. Lond. 1749 
 
 The incurablenefs of fuperftition, or the impoflibility of 
 preferving the Proteftant religion under a Popifh prince, 
 in two difcourfes. [On Micah, 4. 5.] 8°. Lond. 1749 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 16. 3. The figns of the times. [Faft 1759.] 
 8°. Lond. 
 
 A review of the hiftory of the man after God's 
 own heart ; in which the falfehoods and mis- 
 reprefentations of the hiftorian are expofed 
 and correfted. 8°. Lond. 1762 
 
 A critical hiftory of the life of David; in which 
 the principal events are ranged in order of 
 time ; the chief objeftions of Mr. Bayle and 
 others, againft the charafter of this prince, and 
 the Scripture account of him ; and the occur- 
 rences of his reign are examined, and refuted; 
 and the Pfalms, which refer to him, explained. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1766 
 
 A very fcarce and valuable work. It was the laft and 
 
 beft produiflion of the author. 
 
 A paraphrafe and notes on the epiftles to the 
 Galatians and Ephefians, with doftrinal and 
 praftical obfervations ; together with a critical 
 and praftical commentary on i and 2 Thes- 
 falonians. 4°. Lond. 1777 
 
 A paraphrafe and critical commentary on the 
 prophecy of Joel. 4°. Lond. 1735 
 
 Plain reafons for being a Chriftian. 
 
 Watfon, Bp. Trafts, 3. 496 
 
 Sermons publiftied from his manufcript ; with a 
 preface, giving a brief account of the life, 
 character, and writings of the author. By 
 Thomas Amory. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1768 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface ._--.- iii-xiii 
 
 John, 7. 46. The religion of Chrift reprefented i 
 
 John, 7. 46. A view of Chriftian morality - 38 
 
 John, 7. 46. The excellency of the doftrine of Chrift 76 
 John, 3. 2. The poflibility of miracles, and the nature 
 of Chrift's miracles ----- 106 
 
 John, 3. 2. The charafter of Chrift and his apoftles 140 
 John, 3. 2. The defign of the miracles of Chrift 175 
 John, 3. 2. The certainty of the miracles of Chrift 208 
 Afts, 2. 32. The certainty of the refurredlion of Chrift 
 
 233 
 
 A6ts, 2. 32. Important confequences of Chrift's refur- 
 
 redtion ------- 252 
 
 Aifls, 10. 40, 41. The principal objedion to the re- 
 
 furredtion of Chrift anfwered - - - 269 
 
 Ads, 1.9-11. Of Chrift's afcenfion. 2 ferm. 309 
 
 Afts, 2. 1-4. The defcent of the Holy Spirit on the 
 
 apoftles ------- 346 
 
 Afts, 2. 1-4. The proof of Chriftianity drawn from the 
 gifts of the Spirit ----- 381 
 
 I Cor. If. 35. The dodrineof a refurredlion explained 
 
 408 
 I Cor. 15. 35. The advantageous alteration in the 
 bodies of the faints when raifed - - - 430 
 
 I Cor. 15. 35. Objedlions againft a refurredlion an- 
 fwered .--..- 451 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfa. 36. 7. Divine goodnefs, the fole and fure founda- 
 tion of religious truft. 2 lerm. - . - i
 
 629 
 
 630 
 
 CHANDLER, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Pla. 36. 7. Nature and reafonablenefs of religious 
 truft ....... ^o 
 
 Pla. 23. 6. A paiticular providence explained and 
 proved, and the duties arifing from it. 3 ferm. 58 
 
 I Cor. 7. 24. Abiding with God in our feveral ftations 
 explained and recommended. 4 ferm. - 114 
 
 A£ts, 24. 25. St. Paul's reafoning with Felix of righte- 
 oulnefs, &c. 2 ferm. ... - 1^6 
 
 Rom. 12. I. Self-dedication to God explained and re- 
 commended. 2 ferm. . . - - 249 
 
 1 Tim. I. 5. Nature and importance of charity. 2 ferm. 
 
 295 
 Luke, 17. 3, 4. Cafe and duty of an offending brother, 
 
 and our duty to him. 2 ferm. - - - 335 
 
 Matt. 9. 13. Scripture doilrine of repentance, and the 
 
 charadl:ers of the penitent and the righteous. 2 ferm. 
 
 399 
 Adls, II. 18. Importance of golpel repentance 451 
 
 Adls, 17. 30, 31. Gofpel motives to repentance 481 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. The immoderate love of pleafure de- 
 fcribed .---_-. i 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. The great evil of excefs in the love of 
 pleafure ...... ^^ 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. Voluptuoufnefs deftrudtive of real piety 50 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. Voluptuoufnefs deftrudtive to men's fami- 
 lies and fecular interefts - - - - 94 
 
 I John, 3, 8. The defign of Chrift's manifeftation 126 
 
 I John, 3. 8. The goodnefs of God in this manifefta- 
 tion - - - - - - - 157 
 
 Matt. 4. 1. Our Lord's temptation in the wildernefs 
 explained. 2 ferm. . - . . lyj 
 
 Pfa. 14. I. Folly of calling off religious principles 225 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. Importance of keeping the heart diligently. 
 2 ferm. -.--.. 261 
 
 Pfa. 25. 10. All the paths of the Lord are mercy and 
 truth unto the fincerely pious ... 2^9 
 
 John, 15. 14. Chrift the friend of his obedient difciples 
 
 320 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. Godlinefs explained and recommended as 
 eflential to prefentand future happinefs. 2 ferm. 345 
 
 Rom. 2. 7. Glory, honour, and immortality, the re- 
 ward of a patient continuance in well-doing. 2fer. 388 
 _ Vol. 4. 
 
 Gen. 2. 17. The original ftate and fall of man. 2 fer. i 
 
 Gen. 3. 14, 15. The temptation by the ferpent and the 
 curfe pronounced upon him. 2 ferm. - 43 
 
 Gen. 3. 15. Confequences of the enmity between the 
 feed of the woman and of theierpent - 92 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. The entrance and prevalence of fin and 
 death over mankind. 2 ferm. . - - 109 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The coming of Chrift to fave finners 
 highly credible, and worthy of acceptation. 2 fer. 163 
 
 Adls, 4. 12. Salvation by Chrift alone - 216 
 
 I John, I. 3. Communion with God and Chrift ex- 
 plained. 2 ferm. - - - . . 243 
 
 John, 15. 5. The excellence of the Chriftian principles 
 
 282 
 
 I Cor. II. 23. The inftitution of the Lord's fupperand 
 the author of it - ... - 305 
 
 I Cor. II. 23, 24. The nature of the Lord's fupper 
 explained - - - - - "337 
 
 I Cor. II. 24. Tranfubftantiation not a do(flrine of 
 Chrift 354 
 
 I Cor. II. 24. The death of Chrift a facrifice for fin 375 
 
 I Cor. II. 25. The Lord's fupper a federal tranfadlion, 
 as a memorial of the new covenant. 2 ferm. 395 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. The Lord's fupper of perpetual obligation 
 
 438 
 
 Prov. 8. 17. Wifdom of early piety . - 461 
 
 Anonymous Trafls relating to Dr. Chandler. 
 
 A letter to a friend, occafioned by Mr. Chandler's Hiftory 
 
 of Perfecution. With a poftfcript concerning his anfwer 
 
 to Dr. Berriman. Pp. 31. 8*. Lond. 1733 
 
 CHANDLER, Samuel, D.D. (continued). 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Samuel Chandler ; from the writer 
 
 of the Hiftory of the Man after God's own Heart. Pp. 
 
 •07- 16°. Lond. 1762 
 
 CHANDLER, William. 
 
 Difcourfc, I Cor. 13. 13. The excellency of the 
 grace of charity. 4°. Lond. xb'iz 
 
 CHANNING, William EUery, D.D. 
 
 A L^nitarian minifter and writer of great animation and 
 ability. Born at Newport, Rhode Ifland, 1780. Educated 
 at Harvard College. Went to Virginia as a teacher. 
 Ordained minifter of a congregation at Bofton, U. S. 1803. 
 Died 1842. 
 
 Works. Third edition. 5 vol. 8°. GAt/^. 1840 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface to the third Glafgow edition . - 5 
 
 Preface to the firft Bofton edition - - 7 
 
 Remarks on the charadterand writings of John Milton 15 
 Remarks on the charadler and writings of Napoleon 
 Buonaparte, in two parts - - - - 81 
 
 Remarks on the charadler and writings of Fenelon 179 
 The moral argument againft Calvinifm - 229 
 
 Remarks on national literature . - * ^55 
 
 Remarks on aflbciations - - - - 293 
 
 The union ...... ^^-7 
 
 Remarks on education - . . . ^83 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Slavery ....... r 
 
 The abolitionifts - - - - icc 
 
 On the annexation of Texas to the U. S. - - 181 
 
 On Catholicifm - - . - - 261 
 
 On creeds -.--... 289 
 Addrefs on temperance .... 299 
 
 Self-culture -..--. ^47 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Difcourfes, — 
 
 Col. I. 28. Preaching Chrift. Ordination . 7 
 
 Ifa. 2. 4. War. Before the Congregational minifters 29 
 
 1 Their. 5. 21. LInitarian Chriftianity. Ordination 59 
 John, 3. 2. Evidences of revealed religion. Dudleian 
 
 ledture .--___ \qc 
 
 Matt. 10. 16. The demands of the age on the mi- 
 
 niftry. Ordination - - - - 137 
 
 Mark, 12. 29, 30. Unitarian Chriftianity moft 
 
 favourable to piety. Dedication of a church 163 
 
 2 Tim. I. 7. The great purpofe of Chriftianity. In- 
 ftallation of Rev. M. J. Motte - - 209 
 
 Eph. 5. I. Likenefs to God. Ordination - 229 
 
 Luke, 4. 32. The Chriftian miniftry. Dedication of 
 
 Divinity Hall ----- 25^ 
 
 Eph. 6. I, 2. The duties of children - - 289 
 
 I Pet. 2. 17. Honour due to all men - 301 
 
 Rom. I. 16. Evidences of Chriftianity. 2 parts •;i7 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Difcourfes, — 
 
 Matt. 17. 5. Charadler of Chrift - _ 7 
 
 Rom. I. 16. Chriftianity a rational religion 31 
 
 John, 8. 31, 32, 36. Spiritual freedom. At the an- 
 nual eledtion ..... 67 
 Matt. 16. 24. Self-denial .... 105 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. The imitablenefs of Chrift's charadler 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. The evil of fin . - - 151 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Immortality ... 169 
 Eph. 6. 24. Love to Chrift. 2 difcourfes 183 
 Eph. I. 20. The future life. Eafter Sunday. Death 
 
 of a friend - - - - - 217 
 
 James, 4. i. War . . - - - 237 
 
 Luke, 4. 18. Miniftry for the poor. For benevolent 
 
 fraternity of churches - - - 265 
 
 John, 4. 23, 24. Chriftian worfhip. At dedication 
 
 of a Unitarian church - - - - 305 
 
 Matt. 19. 13, 14. The Sunday-fchool - 357
 
 631 
 
 632 
 
 CHANNING, William EUery, D.D. {continued). 
 
 John, 13. 34. The philanthropift. To the memoiy 
 
 of the Rev. Noah Webfter - - - 3S9 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Remarks on the flavery queftion - - . 5 
 
 Ledture on war - - - - - 109 
 
 Ledlures on the elevation of the labouring portion of the 
 community - - - - - -151 
 
 Difcourfe occafioned by the death of the Rev. Dr. Follen. 
 [On I Pet. 4. 19.] - - - - 235 
 
 Charge. — On preaching the gofpel to the poor. Ordi- 
 nation -..-... 267 
 Charge, at ordination . - - . jgj 
 
 Charge, at ordination - - - . - 301 
 
 Mifcellanies, — 
 
 Daily prayer -----. jay 
 
 Means of promoting Chriftianity - - - 335 
 
 Importance of religion to fociety - - 345 
 
 Memoir of John Gallifon, Efq. - - - 349 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 On increafingthe means of theological education 369 
 
 The fyftem of exclufion and denunciation in religion 
 
 confidered ..... ^yy 
 
 Objections to Unitarian Chriftianity confidered 395 
 
 Duties of the citizens in times of trial or danger 411 
 
 Notice of the Rev. S. C. Thacher ■ - 431 
 
 Vol. 6. 1844. 
 
 Introductory remarks [by Dr. Channing. On his high 
 
 eftimate of the dignity of human nature.] 
 Emancipation ..... 41 
 
 Difcourfe on the life and charaCler of the Rev. Jofeph 
 Tuckerman, D.D. ..... 125 
 
 The prelent age - . - - - 181 
 
 The duty of the free ftates. 2 parts - - 217 
 
 Addrefs on the emancipation of the flaves in the Weft 
 
 India Iflands ..... 365 
 
 The Church - . - . - -411 
 
 Self-culture. 8°. ZoW. 1839 
 
 For reviews of Channing's works, fee Brit. Critic, 10. 
 
 363 ; and 29. 201. Edinb. Review, 50. 125 j and (by 
 
 Macaulay) Edinb. Review, 69. 214. 
 
 CHAPE LAIN, Charles John Baptist le. 
 
 An eloquent French preacher. Born 1710. Died 1780. 
 
 Entered the Society of Jefuits, and became a popular 
 
 preacher at court : the ftyle of his fermons is lucid, his 
 
 reafoning clofe, and his perorations pathetic. 
 
 Sermons, ou difcourfe fur difFerens fujets de piete 
 et de religion. 6 vol. 12°. Paris, 1768 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Pfa. 138. Nimis honorati funt. Tous les SS. - i 
 
 Luc, 21. 27. L'Avent. Le jugement univerfelle 81 
 Matt. II. Joannes in vinculis - . . 159 
 
 Jean, I, Medius veftrum ftetit ... 243 
 Luc, 3. Et venit in omnem. Sur I'eternite de I'enfer 
 
 317 
 
 Jean, 8. Quis ex vobis .... ^05 
 
 Vol. 2, 
 
 Jean, i. Verbum caro fadtum eft . - - i 
 
 Luc, 2. Poftquam confummati ... 86 
 
 Jean, 9. Abiit ergo et lavit - - . . 161 
 
 Luc, 3. Spiritus S. quern mittet Pater - 237 
 
 Matt. JO. Et eritis odio. Sur I'ordres rel. - 319 
 
 Jer. 31. In charitate perpetua - . - 405 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Luc, 2. Poftquam impleti funt - - . i 
 
 Gen. 3. Memento homo - . . . 83 
 
 Matt. 5. Ego autem dico vobis - - . 171 
 
 Matt. 4. Dominum Deum tuum adorabis - 252 
 
 Matt. 21. Domus mea - - - - "333 
 
 Matt. 15. Miferere mei - - - » 417 
 
 Vol. 4, 
 
 Matt. 17. Dixit illos. L'amour de J. C. - i 
 
 Matt. 23. Patrem nollite vocare - - 87 
 
 Luc, 16. Mortuus eft autem et Dives - - 166 
 
 CHAPELAIN, Charles John Baptift le (continued). 
 
 Luc, II. Locutus eft mutus. L'incredulite 255 
 
 Matt. 18. Si ecclefiam. L'autorite de I'Egl. - 349 
 
 Jean, 4. Si fcires. La grace ... 425 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Jean, 6. Accepit Jefus. L'aumone - . i 
 
 Matt. 23. Patrem nollite. L'education - 93 
 
 Jean, 11. Qui credit. L'immortalite de Tame 191 
 
 Jean, 8. Si quis. La communion - - - 269 
 
 Jean, 7. Quidam dicebant . . . 351 
 
 Jean, 19. Stabat juxta crucem ... ^35 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Matt. 21. Ecce rex tuus venit ... i 
 
 1 Cor. Nos autem praedicamus. La paflion de J. C. 85 
 Luc, 24. Surrexit Dominus vere ... 189 
 Matt. 24. Quis, putas. S. Jofeph - - 275 
 Ecclef. 48. In via fua. S.Jean Nepomucene 359 
 
 2 Kings, 3. Princeps, et maximus. Franjois I. 479 
 
 CHAPLIN, William. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 12. 23. [Funeral.] To which 
 is prefixed an addrefs, by Jofeph Morifon. 8°. 
 Bijbop Stortford, 1826 
 CHAPMAN, John, D.D. 
 
 Born 1704. Educated at King's College, Cambridge. 
 Redlor of Merftiam, Kent, 1739, and of Alderton 1744. 
 Became Archdeacon of Sudbury, andTreafurer of Chiches- 
 ter. Died 1784. 
 Eufebius ; or, the true Chriftian's defenfe againft 
 
 a late book entituled the Moral Philofopher. 
 
 [Dr. Morgan.] 2 vol. 8°. 1739-41 
 
 Vol. I. Catnb. 1739. 
 
 Vol. 2. Land. 1 841. The true Chriftian's farther defenfe 
 
 againft the late reafonings of the Moral Philofopher. 
 
 Mifcellaneous trafts relating to antiquity. Now 
 
 carefully revifed and correfted, with additions. 
 
 8°. Land. 1743 
 
 Primitive antiquity explained and vindicated, being re- 
 marks on a book intituled, Chriftianity as old as the 
 Creation. Third edition. To which is added a true 
 account of the ftoical fate in defence of the Bp. of 
 London. Two parts. 
 
 Remarks on a letter to Dr. Waterland, in relation to 
 the natural account of languages. Third edition. By 
 Philobiblicus Cantabrigienfis. 
 
 Phlegon examined critically and impartially. In anfwer 
 to the late diflertation and defence of Dr. Sykes. To 
 which is added a poftfcript explaining a paflage in 
 Tertullian. Third edition. 
 
 Phlegon re-examined, in anfwer to Dr. Sykes's fecond 
 defence of his diflertation concerning Phlegon. To 
 which is added a poftfcript concerning the Chronicon 
 Pafchale. Third edition. 
 
 A view of the expediency and credibility of mi- 
 raculous powers among the primitive Chrift- 
 ians, after the decea/e of the apoftles. Repre- 
 fented in a charge delivered to the clergy of 
 the archdeaconry of Sudbury, May 1750. 
 With notes. 4°. Lond. 1752 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 3. 15. [Confecration of a biihop.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1739 
 
 Sermon, I Pet. 2. 16. [Jan. 31.] 4°. Lond. 1743 
 
 Concio ad fynodum, i Theff. 5. 21. 4°. Lond. 1748 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 10. 42. The ends and ufes of charity 
 
 fchools for poor, children. [Charity fchools, L. and W.] 
 
 4". Lond. 1752 
 
 CHAPMAN, George, LL.D. 
 
 A learned fchoolmafter. Born at Alva, Scotland, 1723. 
 Died 1806. 
 
 A treatife on education, in two parts. With the 
 author's method of inftrudlion while he taught
 
 633 
 
 634 
 
 CHAPMAN, George, LL.D. {conthued). 
 
 the fchool of Dumfries ; and a view of other 
 books on education. 8°. Lond. 1792 
 
 CHAPMAN, Richard, M.A. 
 
 Student of Chrift Church, Oxford j Vicar of Che/hunt, 
 Herts J and Prebendary of Line. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 16. 7. PubHck peace afcertain'd ; 
 with fome curfory refleftions upon Dr. Sache- 
 verell's two late fermons. [Thankfgiving, Vic- 
 tory.] 8°. Lond. 1709 
 CHAPMAN, Rev. Richard. 
 A Greek harmony of the gofpels, in which the 
 arrangements of Newcome, Townfend, and 
 Grefwell, are incorporated ; with notes. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 CHAPMAN, — , Archdeacon of Bath. 
 Sermons preached in the Abbey Church at Bath, 
 by a late dignified clergyman. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1790 
 VoL I. 
 
 Prov. 18. 14 - 
 
 I 
 
 Pfa. 2. II - - 148 
 
 John, 9. 30 
 Matt. II. 29 - 
 
 19 
 
 45 
 
 Luke, 8. 18 - - 162 
 Ecclef. 5. I - 177 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13, 14 
 
 74 
 
 Pfa. 25. 14 - - 193 
 
 John, 5. 14 
 Micah, 6. 8 - 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38 
 
 92 
 109 
 128 
 
 Job, 2. 10 - - 215 
 Col. 3. 14. (3 ferm.) 233 
 
 
 Vol 
 
 . 2. 
 
 I John, 4. I - 
 Luke, 16. 8 
 
 I 
 
 27 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24 - 161 
 Luke, II. 28 - 177 
 
 Matt. 10. 16 - 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9 - 
 
 48 
 65 
 
 Pfa. 37. 38 - - 206 
 I Theff. 5. 16 - 223 
 
 Eph. 4. 26 - 
 John, 6. 27 
 Prov. 23. 23 - 
 Pfa. 19. 12 
 
 84 
 103 
 119 
 142 
 
 John, 5. 39 - - 241 
 John, 7.46. (2 ferm.) 262 
 Matt. 7. 7 - - 298 
 
 CHAPONE, Mrs. Hester. 
 
 An excellent writer. Born at Twywell, Northampton- 
 fhire, 1727. Died 1801. Her works were publifhed in 
 2 vol. 12°. 1807. 
 Letters on the improvement of the mind. A 
 
 new edition. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 801 
 
 CHAPPEL, William, Biftiop of Cork. 
 
 Born at Lexington, Nottinghamfhire, 1512, of poor 
 parents. Educated at Chrift's College, Cambridge. Be- 
 came a very eminent tutor. Dean of Caihel, 1633. Pro- 
 voft of Trinity College, Dublin, 1637. Bifhop of Cork 
 1638. Died at Derby 1649. He was a very learned and 
 pious divine, and of the authors to whom The Whole 
 Duty of Man has been attributed. 
 The ufe of holy Scripture, gravely and methodi- 
 cally difcourfed. [On 2 Tim. 3. 16.] A work 
 of fingular benefit to divines, and all men, to 
 eftablifh themfelves and others in the perfec- 
 tion, perfpicuity, and efficacy of God's word. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1653 
 
 Methodus concionandi. [Anon.] 12°. L. 1648 
 CHAPPELOW, Leonard, B.D. 
 
 An eminent Oriental fcholar. Born 1683. Educated 
 at St. John's College, Cambridge. Chofen Fellow 17 17. 
 Arabic Profeflbr in that univerfity 1720. He obtained 
 the livings of Great and Little Hormead. Died 1768. 
 A commentary on the book of Job, in which 
 is inferted the Hebrew text and Englifh trans- 
 lation ; with a paraphrafe from the third 
 chapter, where it is fuppofed the metre be- 
 
 CHAPPELOW, Leonard, B.D. {continued). 
 
 gins, to the 7th verfe of the 42d chapter, 
 where it ends. 2 vol. 4°. Camb. 1752 
 
 Vol. I. Commentary. Vol. 2. Paraphrafe. 
 
 Other works; Elementa linguae Arabicse, 8°. 1730. 
 Six aflemblies, or ingenious convcrfations of learned men 
 among the Arabians, %\ I'l^l', &c. 
 
 CHARITABLE vifit to the prifons, containing 
 luitabJe advice, with prayers. 12°. Lond. ijoq 
 CHARKE, William. 
 
 An eminent Puritan divine. He was Fellow of Peter 
 Houfe, Cambridge, in 1572. Expelled on account of a 
 fermon he preached, aflerting that bifhops were introduced 
 into the Church by Satan. Chofen Preacher to the So- 
 ciety of Lincoln's Inn 1581. The time of his death is 
 uncertain ; but he was living in 1600. He was one of 
 the two minifters accufed of having burnt the MS. of 
 Hooker's three laft books of Ecclefiaftical Polity. 
 An anfwere to a feditious pamphlet. By a 
 Jefuite. With a difcovery of that blafphemous 
 feft. Black letter. Sm. 8°. ZcW. 1580 
 A treatife againft the defence of the cenfure 
 given upon the bookes of W. Charke, and Meredith 
 Hanmer, by an unknown Popifli traytor, in mainte- 
 nance of the feditious challenge of Edmond Campian, 
 lately executed for high treafon. Hereunto are two 
 treatifes by D. Fulke. The one againft Allen's booke 
 of the Authoritie of the Priefthoode to remitte Sinnes, 
 &c. ; the other againft the railing declamation of P. 
 Frarine. Sm. 8°. Camh. 1586 
 
 CHARLEMAGNE. 
 
 Charles the Great, King of France. Born in Bavaria, 
 742 ; died 814. 
 
 Fragmenta qusdam Caroli magni imp. Rom. 
 
 aliorumque incerti nominis de veteris ecclefise 
 
 ritibus ac casremoniis, a Wolfgango Lazio 
 
 Casf. hiftorico eruta a tineis. Adjeftum eft 
 
 perelegans opus Rabani Mauri, de virtutibus, 
 
 vitiis, ac c^remoniis. 8''. Antv. 1560 
 
 Leges. Murat. Rer. Ital. Script, i. pars 2. 94 
 
 Prasfatio in homiliarium Pauli diaconi monachi Cafinenfis. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analedt. 73 
 
 Epiftola de gratia feptiformis Spiritus. Ibid. 74 
 
 Epiftola ad Odilbertum archiepifcopum Mediolanenfem, de 
 
 baptifmo. Ibid. 75 
 
 Epiftolae duse ad Collegium Cardinalium, qui Avenione 
 
 morabantur. D'Acherj^, Spicil. i. 770 
 
 Epiftola ad Clementem, aliam ejufdem Epiftolam ad Intru- 
 
 fum continens. Ibid. i. 785 
 
 Epiftola ad Gregorium papam. Ibid. i. 803 
 
 EjuJ'dem altera ad eumdem. Ibid. 
 
 Epiilola ad cardinales Romae morantes, poft mortem Boni- 
 
 facii papae. Ibid. i. 801 
 
 Epiftola ad regem Aragonum. Ibid. i. 808 
 
 Epitome canonum quam Adrianus I. fummus pontifex 
 
 Carolo M. Romse obtulit. Canifius, 2. P. i. 261 
 
 De geftis Caroli M., libri duo, fcripti a quodam monacho 
 
 S. Gain. Ibid. 2. P. 3. 53 
 
 Genealogia Caroli M., auftore anonymo. Ibid. 2. P. 2. 369 
 
 CHARLES Ludovicus, Eleftor. 
 Philothei fymbola Chriftiana quibus idea hominis 
 Chriftiani exprimetur. [Anonymous.] 12°. 
 
 L. Bat. 1682 
 
 CHARLES I., King of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 Called the martyr. Diftinguiftied for the excellence of 
 his character, piety, good ability, and fufferings. Born in 
 Scotland 1600. Afcended the throne 1625. Beheaded 
 Jan. 30, 1649. 
 BA2IAIKA ; the works of King Charles the
 
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 CHARLES I. {continued). 
 
 Martyr. With a colleftion of declarations, 
 treaties, and other papers, concerning the dif- 
 ferences betwixt his faid Majefty and his two 
 Houfes of Parliament. With the hiftory of 
 his life, as alfo of his tryal and martyrdome. 
 Second edition. Folio. Land. 1687 
 
 Life of King Charles \. [By Richard Perrinchiefe.] i 
 Papers which pafTed betwixt his majefty and Mr. Alex- 
 ander Henderfon concerning the change of church- 
 government, at Newcaftle, 1646 - - 75 
 Prayers ufed by his majefty - . • 53 
 MefTages for peace . - . - . py 
 Declarations ...... 130 
 
 Letters [xlii.] 138 
 
 Speeches [lix.] ..... 15^ 
 
 Hiftory of his tryal and death .... 189 
 Declarations concerning his proceedings in his four firft 
 parliaments - . - - - - 217 
 
 Declarations and papers concerning the differences be- 
 twixt his majefty and his fifth parliament - 241 
 Declarations and papers concerning the treaty of peace 
 at Oxford, 1642, 1643 . - - - 325 
 
 A declaration concerning the ceflation in Ireland ; alfo 
 declarations and paffages of the parliament at Oxford 
 
 401 
 Papers and paffages concerning the treaty o? peace at 
 
 Uxbridge 437 
 
 MefTages, propofitions, and treaties for peace, 1 645-46- 
 47-48 ...... 547 
 
 Appendix containing the papers which paffed betwixt 
 his majefty and the divines which attended the com- 
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 port, concerning church-government - - 611 
 
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 jefty Charles II., king of England, Scotland, 
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 CHARLES, Joseph, Vicar of Wighton in Nor- 
 folk. 
 
 The difperfion of the men at Babel confidered, 
 and the principal caufe of it inquired into. 8°. 
 
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 CHARLESWORTH, John, M.A., Fellow of 
 Trin. Coll. Camb. 
 His fermons are written in a plain and eafy ftyle. A 
 
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 Practical fermons, felecfted and abridged from 
 various authors. 3 vol. 8°. Newark, 1788-93 
 Vol. I. 1788. 
 
 2 Tim. 1.7- 
 
 I 
 
 I Cor. II. 23 
 
 - 141 
 
 Prov. 27. I 
 
 13 
 
 Pfa. 5. 3 - - 
 
 155 
 
 Rom. 15. 4 - 
 
 - 25 
 
 James, 4. 11 - 
 
 - 167 
 
 Luke, 18. 9 
 
 39 
 
 Luke, 15. 10 - 
 
 179 
 
 Exod. 20. 8 - 
 
 - 51 
 
 Prov. 18. 24 - 
 
 - 193 
 
 Eph. 6. 4 - 
 
 63 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18 . 
 
 209 
 
 Pia. 97. I 
 
 - 77 
 
 Pfa. 58. I - 
 
 - 227 
 
 2 Kings, 8. 13 - 
 
 91 
 
 Job, 37. 14 
 
 239 
 
 Matt. 5. 43 - 
 
 . 107 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 3 - 
 
 - ^53 
 
 James, 3. 17 
 
 123 
 
 Rev. 14. 13 
 
 271 
 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1789. 
 
 
 Extradl from An 
 
 Effay to 
 
 Rev. 7. 9 - 
 
 - 121 
 
 fhew that Ch 
 
 riftianity 
 
 Matt. 22. II 
 
 - 137 
 
 is beft conveye 
 
 d in the 
 
 Tobit, 4. 7 
 
 - 149 
 
 Hiftoric Form 
 
 xiii— xxvi 
 
 Pfa. 94. 9 - 
 
 - 163 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 10 - 
 
 1 
 
 Heb. 12. 1 
 
 - 175 
 
 Heb. 10. 38 
 
 IS 
 
 Heb. 12. 16 
 
 - 187 
 
 Matt. 13. 3-8 
 
 - 31 
 
 Matt. 25. 31-46 
 
 - 201 
 
 John, 13. 17 
 
 45 
 
 Efther, 5. 13 
 
 - 213 
 
 Eph. 4. 25 
 
 - 63 
 
 I Cor. 3. 18 - 
 
 - 231 
 
 Pfa. III. 10 
 
 - 83 
 
 James, 3. 17 
 
 - 243 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21 
 
 - 95 
 
 Matt. 5. 13 
 
 - ^59 
 
 I Sam. 3. 18 
 
 109 
 
 
 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 1793. 
 
 
 Matt. 13. 44 - 
 
 I 
 
 Dan. 5. 27 
 
 . 179 
 
 Matt. 7. 12 - 
 
 17 
 
 Pfa. 26. 7 - 
 
 - 195 
 
 Prov. 25. 28 - 
 
 - 33 
 
 Pfa. 118. 15 - 
 
 - 209 
 
 Afts, 10. 38 
 
 53 
 
 Gen. 1. 31 - 
 
 - 225 
 
 Job, 11. 7 
 
 - 71 
 
 John, 7. 46 
 
 - 239 
 
 I Tim. 6. 6 - 
 
 - 83 
 
 Luke, 14. 16 
 
 - 255 
 
 Phil. 4. 4 - 
 
 - 95 
 
 Pfa. 19. II 
 
 - 269 
 
 Pfa. 27. 5 - 
 
 109 
 
 Extraft from Dr. 
 
 Gerard's 
 
 Luke, 15. 20 - 
 
 - 127 
 
 Differtations or 
 
 the Ge- 
 
 I Cor. 15. 12 
 
 139 
 
 nius and Evidences of 
 
 Gal. 6. 7 - - 
 
 - 151 
 
 Chriftianity 
 
 - 281 
 
 Hag. 1. 5 - 
 
 - 165 
 
 
 
 Two praftical fermons. To which is added, A 
 fhort addrefs on the proper manner of em- 
 ploying the Lord's day. 12°. Newark, 1791 
 
 Pfa. 148. 18. On private prayer - - - 3 
 
 Deut. 5. 20. On publick worfhip - - 15 
 
 CHARLETON, Walter, M.D., Phyfician to 
 K. Charles I. and K. Charles II. 
 
 A very learned and voluminous writer. Born 1619; 
 entered Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1635; became phyfi- 
 cian to the King about 1642; fettled in London and 
 obtained confiderable practice ; Prefident of the College of 
 Phyficians 1689. Died 1707. 
 
 The darknefs of atheifm, difpelled by the light 
 of nature; a phyfico-theological treatife. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1652 
 The exiftence of God ----- 1 
 
 That God created the world ex nihilo - 39 
 
 Why God created the world . - - . 77
 
 (^11 
 
 638 
 
 CHARLETON, Walter, M.D. (continued). 
 
 The general providence of God - - - 94 
 
 The efpecial providence of God - - - 1 57 
 
 The mobility of the term of man's life - 199 
 
 Liberty of will ..--.- 257 
 
 Of fortune .,..-. 289 
 
 Of fate -...--. 302 
 
 Liberty of will. Fortune and fate conciliated 328 
 
 CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. 
 
 An addrefs to the Chriftian friends and fup- 
 porters of the Britifh and Foreign Bible So- 
 ciety, on the connexion between Socinians 
 and Arians and that inftitution. Pp. 14. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 83 I 
 Judah's lion. 1 2°. Lond. 1 843 
 
 TheRockite, an Irifh itory. Third edit, corredled. 
 12°. Lond. 1836 
 
 Ofric, a miflionary tale, with other poems. 
 Third edition. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Perfonal recolleflions. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 841 
 The wrongs of woman. 4 vol. 18°. Lond. 1843 
 Rachel, a tale. 18°. Lond. 1833 
 
 CHARNOCK, Stephen, B.D. 
 
 Born, in London, 1628 ; educated in Emanuel College, 
 Oxford, removed to New College 1649 ; went to Ireland 
 as a preacher ; at the Reftoration refufed to conform, 
 returned to England, and lived moftly in London, preach- 
 ing in Nonconformift private meetings; died 1680. He 
 was a divine of extenfive learning and depth of thought; 
 his work on the Divine Attributes is a mafter-piece of its 
 kind. 
 
 Works. 9 vol. 8°. Lond. 1815 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoir, by Edward Parfons. 
 
 Difcourfes upon the exiftence and attributes of God. 
 
 The exiftence of God. Pfa. 14. i - - i 
 
 Practical atheifm. Pfa. 14. 1 - - 103 
 
 The fpirituality of God, and fpiritual worfhip. John, 
 
 4. 24 - - - 242 
 
 The eternity of God. Pfa. 90. 2 - - 395 
 
 The immutability of God. Pfa. 103. 26, 27 447 
 
 The omniprefence of God. Jer. 23. 24 - 527 
 
 Vol. 2. Difcourfes (continued). 
 
 The knowledge of God. Pfa. 147. 5 - i 
 
 The wifdom of God. Rom. 16. 27 - - 146 
 
 The power of God. Job, 26. 14 - - 324 
 
 The holinefs of God. Exod. 15. 11 - - 487 
 
 Vol. 3. Difcourfes (continued). 
 
 The good nefs of God. Mark, 10. 18 - i 
 
 The dominion of God. Pfa. 103. 19 - 231 
 
 The patience of God. Nahum, 1.3 - 414 
 
 The providence of God. 2 Chron. 16. 9 - 497 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 The providence of God (continued) - - i 
 
 The neceflity of regeneration. John, 3- 3, 5 - 118 
 
 The nature of regeneration. 2 Cor. 5. 17 - 267 
 
 The efficient of regeneration. John, I. 13 - 439 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 The efficient of regeneration (continued) - - 1 
 
 The inftrument of regeneration. Jam. I. 18 121 
 
 The author of reconciliation. 2 Cor. 5. 18, 19 181 
 
 The knowledge of God. John, 17. 3 - - 519 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 The knowledge of God (continued) - - i 
 
 The knowledge of God in Chrift. John, 17. 3 54 
 
 Conviftion of fin. John, 16, 8, 9 - - - 166 
 
 Unbelief the greateft fin. John, 16. 9 - 289 
 
 The mifery of unbelievers. John, 3. 36 - - 445 
 
 Who are unbelievers. John, 6. 64 - - 553 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 The Lord's fupper. i Cor. 11. 26 - - - i 
 
 CHARNOCK, Stephen, B.D. (continued). 
 
 The fubjefts of the Lord's fupper. i Cor. II. 28,29 75 
 
 Unworthy receiving of the Lord's fupper. i Cor. 11. 
 
 27, 29 --.... ,69 
 
 Selt-examination. 2 Cor. 13. 5 - - - 793 
 
 The knowledge of Chrift crucified, i Cor. 2. 2 217 
 
 Chrift our paflbver. i Cor. 5. 7 - - 243 
 
 Voluntarincfs of Chrift's death. Eph. 5. 2 - 311 
 
 The acceptablenefs of Chrift's death. Eph. 5. 2 335 
 
 The neceffity of Chrift's death. Luke, 24. 26 409 
 
 The neceffity of Chrift's exaltation. Luke, 24. 26 507 
 
 The pardon of fin. Pfa. 32. 1,2 - - 589 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 The interceffion of Chrift. i John, 2. I - I 
 
 The objed: of faith. John, 14. i - - 113 
 
 The virtue of the blood of Chrift. i John, i. 7 183 
 
 Chriftian obedience. John, 15. 14 - . 251 
 
 The afflidlions of believers. Heb. 12. 5-11 - 275 
 
 The removal of the gofpel. Rev. 2. 5 - - 299 
 
 Weak grace vidtorious. Matt, 12. 20 - 329 
 
 Mercy received. Pfa. 56. 12, 13 - - - 461 
 
 Mortification. Rom. 8. 13 - - - 479 
 
 Sinful thoughts. Gen. 6. 5 - - - - 501 
 
 The ftability of the Church. Pfa. 87. 5 - 561 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 
 On the Popifh plot. 5th Nov. Exod. 15. 9, 10 i 
 
 Delight in prayer. Pfa. 37. 7 - - - 41 
 
 Mourning for the fins of others. Ezek. 9. 4 63 
 
 Comfort in the time of travail, i Tim. 2. 15 - loi 
 
 Sins of the regenerate, i John, 3. 9 - - 133 
 
 Man's enmity to God. Rom. 8. 7 - - 175 
 
 Mercy to the chief of finners. i Tim. i. 15 305 
 
 Table of Scriptures illuftrated - - - 3^1 
 
 Index ---.--- 429 
 
 Difcourfes on the exiftence and attributes of 
 God. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Difcourfes on the exiftence and attributes of 
 God, abridged by the Rev. Griffith Williams, 
 minifter of Gate Street Chapel, Lincoln's Inn 
 Fields. 8°. Lond. 1797 
 
 CHARRON, Peter. 
 
 A pious and able divine and moralift. Born, at Paris, 
 1 541 ; ftudied the law, but afterwards entered the Church 
 and obtained great reputation as an eloquent preacher ; 
 became Canon of Bordeaux, and obtained other preferment. 
 Died 1603. His work on Wifdom attained great celebrity. 
 It has been accufed of containing fome fentiments inimical 
 to revealed religion. 
 
 De la fageffe, trois livres. Sm. 8°. Rouen, 1623 
 Of wifdom. Tranflated by Samfon Lennard. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 
 Of wifdom, written orginally in French ; with 
 an account of the author ; made into Englifh 
 by George Stanhope, D.D., Dean of Canter- 
 bury. Second edit, correfted. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1707 
 Vol. I. Of man, the body, the foul, fenfes, the pafiions, 
 
 human life, &c. 
 Vol. 2. Rules for the attainment of wifdom, prudence, 
 juftice, fortitude, temperance, &c. 
 
 CHARTERHOUSE Prize Exercifes, from I 814 
 to 1832. Reprinted. 12°. Lond. 1833 
 
 CHARTERS, Samuel, D.D., Minifter of Wil- 
 ton, in Scotland. 
 Sermons. A new edit. 2 vol. 8"^. EdJn. 1816 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Jer. 3. 22 - - I Luke, 11. 41 - 105 
 
 Rom. 13. 8. On paying i Tim.2. i.Soc. inScot. for 
 what we owe 39 prop. Chrift. know. 201
 
 639 
 
 640 
 
 CHARTERIS, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Prov. 14. 10 - 232 
 
 Matt. 9. 13. (5 ferm.) 326 
 
 Pfa. 107. 43. Nov. 5. 
 
 Ifa. 38. I. On making a 
 
 (2 ferm.) - - 247 
 
 will - - 
 
 - 457 
 
 Rev. II. 3 - - 307 
 
 
 " 
 
 Vol 
 
 . 2. 
 
 
 Gen. I. I - - I 
 
 2 Then". 2. 8 - 
 
 219 
 
 Prov. 22. 6 - 18 
 
 Matt. 25. 14, 15 
 
 - 238 
 
 Gal. 5. 26 - - 30 
 
 Prov. 30. 8 
 
 258 
 
 Gal. 5.2i.Drunkennefs45 
 
 Tit. 2. 2 - 
 
 - 268 
 
 7ames, 4. 11 - 60 
 
 Job, 21. 15 
 
 280 
 
 .>ev. 19. 12 - - 75 
 
 Eph. 5. 16 
 
 - 294 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5 - 89 
 
 Pfa. 39. 12 
 
 314 
 
 Matt. 4. 17 - - 99 
 
 Prov. 22. I - 
 
 - 323 
 
 Pfa. 51. 17 - 109 
 
 Gal. 5. I - - 
 
 338 
 
 Heb. 2. 1.7 - - 123 
 
 Luke, 23. 39-43 
 
 - 344 
 
 John, 6. 54 - 131 
 
 Heb. 12. 22-24 
 
 356 
 
 I Cor. II. 26 - 145 
 
 I John, 3. 21 - 
 
 363 
 
 Matt. 26. 36-44. Before 
 
 Heb. 3. 17, 18 
 
 - 373 
 
 the celebration of the 
 
 Heb. 10. 36 
 
 409 
 
 Lord's fupper - 162 
 
 Jer. 31. 15 - 
 
 - 417 
 
 Matt. 26. 29 - - 172 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25 
 
 429 
 
 Judges, 13. 23 - 178 
 
 Jer. 4. 14; Prov. 4 
 
 23437 
 
 Rev. I. 17, 18 - 188 
 
 Job, 7. 16 
 
 - 444 
 
 John, 9. 4 - - 199 
 
 Appendix - 
 
 457 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 6-8 - 209 
 
 Index 
 
 - 465 
 
 CHARTULARIES of Balmerino and Lindores, 
 now firft printed from the original MSS. in 
 the library of the Faculty of Advocates. [Edi- 
 ted, with introduflion, by W. B. D. D. Turn- 
 bull, Efq.] 4°. Printed for the Abbotsford 
 Club. Edin. 1841 
 
 CHASE, Samuel, A.M. 
 
 Antinomianifm unmafked ; being an inquiry into 
 the diftinftive charafteriflics of law and grace. 
 With a preface by the Rev. Robert Hall, 
 A.M. 8°. Land. 1819 
 
 CHASSENEUX, Barthol. de [Chassanseus]. 
 
 Born 1480. Councillor to the parliament of Paris, 1531. 
 Firft prefident to the parliament of Provena, 1532. Died 
 1541- 
 
 Catalogus glorias mundi, in quo doftiffime fimul 
 et copioflime de dignitatibus, honoribus, pras- 
 rogativis, et excellentia fpirituum, hominum, 
 animantium, rerumque casterarum omnium 
 qua; coelo, mari, terra, infernoque ipfo conti- 
 ncntur. Folio. ^^.g"- Taur. 1617 
 
 CHATEAUBRIAND, Francis Augustus, Vif- 
 count de. 
 
 Born 1769; died 1848. An eloquent writer. Founder 
 of the new fchool of French literature. He devoted all his 
 energies to the caufe of religion and loyalty. His work, 
 Le Genie du Chriftianifme, with all its defeats, is an elo- 
 quent refutation of Voltairianifm. Chateaubriand ferved the 
 Bourbon family as a writer, a diplomatift, and a ftatefman; 
 but his liberal views rendered him unpopular at court. He 
 was a member of the French Academy. Beft edition of 
 his works, Paris, Didot, 5 vol. royal 8°. 
 Itineraire de Paris a. Jerufalem, et de Jerufalem a 
 Paris, en allant par la Grece, et revenant par 
 I'Egypte, la Barbaric, et I'Efpagne. 2 vol. 
 8°. Par. 1 81 2 
 
 The two martyrs ; a moral tale. Tranflated 
 by W. Jofeph Walter, late of St. Edmund's 
 College. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. l^ig 
 
 De Buonaparte, des Bourbons. Pp. xii. 88. 8°. 
 
 Par. 1 8 14 
 
 CHATEAUBRIAND, Vifcount de {continued). 
 
 Other works : Travels in Greece, 2 vol. 8". Spirit of 
 Chriftianity, 3 vol. 8°., &c. 
 
 CHATTARD, Gio. Pietro. Academico rozzo 
 
 della citta di Siena. 
 Nuova defcrizione del Vaticano o fia SS. bafilica 
 
 di S. Pietro. 3 vol. 12°. Roma, 1762 
 
 CHAUCER, Geoffrey. 
 
 The father of Englifh poetry. Born in London, 1328. 
 Said to have ftudied at Cambridge, and alfo at Oxford ; 
 after which he travelled into foreign countries. On his 
 return ftudied law in the Temple. Became yeoman, and 
 afterwards fquire, to Edward III. Took part with the fol- 
 lowers of Wiclift'e, and obliged to efcape to Zealand. Re- 
 turned, and began his Canterbury Tales, 1389. Died 1400. 
 Editions of his works, in folio, 1532, 1542 (this is the firft 
 which contains the Ploughman's Tale.) 1561, edited by 
 Stowe. 1598, edited by Speght. 1602,1687, 1721. 5 vol. 
 8°., by Singer, 1822. 6 vol. fm. 8°., by Sir H. Nicolas, 
 1845 j ' vol. imp. 8°. by Tyrwhitt, 1845. Beft edition of 
 the Canterbury Tales, by Tyrwhitt, 5 vol. 8^^. 1775-8. 
 Reprinted 1798, 2 vol. 4°., and 1828, 5 vol. 8"^. 
 
 Poetical works, with life, ellays, notes, and glos- 
 fary, by Tyrwhitt. 7 vol. 1 8°. Land. 1 807 
 
 Canterbury Tales, with other poems. 2 vol. 
 18°. Land. 1823 
 
 The riches of Chaucer; in which his impurities 
 have been expunged, his fpelling modernized, 
 his rhythm accentuated, and hisobfolete terms 
 explained ; with a few notes, and a new me- 
 moir of the poet, by Charles Cowden Clarke. 
 12°. Land. 1839 
 
 CHAUNCY, Angel, D.D., Redor of St. An- 
 drew Underfhaft, Lond. and Preb. of Sarum. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 10. 11. [Before Lord Mayor, 
 &c., annual faft, great fire of London.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1747 
 
 Sermon, Arts, 10. 38. [Spital.] 4°. Lond. 1758 
 
 CHAUNCY, Charles, D.D. 
 
 Born at Bofton, U. S., 1705. Educated at Harvard Col- 
 lege, and became paftor of the firft church in his native 
 place. Died 1787. He was one of the moft eminent of 
 the aflertors of univerfal reftoration. 
 
 Seafonable thoughts on the ftate of religion in 
 New England. 8°. Bofton [America], 1743 
 Difcourfe, Prov. 25. 25. On "the good news from a far 
 country." [Thankfgiving, repeal ftamp-adl.] 8°. 
 
 Bofton: N. E. 1766 
 
 Difcourfe, 2 Pet. i. 12-14. [Funeral.] 8°. Bofion, 1769 
 
 Difcourfe, Heb. 12. 6. [Funeral.] 8°. Bofion, 1769 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 22. 4. Truft in God, the duty of a people in 
 
 a day of trouble. 8°. Bofton \IJ. S.\ 1770 
 
 The benevolence of the Deity confidered. 8°. 
 
 1784* 
 CHAUNCY, Isaac, M.A. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Reftor of Woodborough, 
 Wiltftiire. Ejected at the Reftoration, 1662 j and became 
 paftor of a Congregational church at Andover. Succeeded 
 Mr. Clarkfon as minifter in London, 1687. Fourteen years 
 afterwards retired from the miniftry, and became Divinity 
 tutor to a Diffenting academy. Died 17 12. 
 
 The doftrine which is according to godlinefs, 
 grounded upon the Holy Scriptures ; with a 
 brief account of the Church order of the Gos- 
 pel. 18°. Lo7id. 1737
 
 641 
 
 642 
 
 CHAUNCY, Ifaac, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Neonomianifm unmafked ; or, the ancient Gos- 
 pel pleaded agalnft the other, called a new law or gos- 
 pel. In a theological debate, occafioned by a book, lately 
 wrote by Mr. Dan. Williams, entituled, Gofpel truth 
 ftated and vindicated. Ff. 3. pp. 40. 4^. Lond. 1692 
 
 A rejoinder to Mr. Daniel Williams his reply to 
 the iirft part of Neonomianifm unma/kt. Pp. 48. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1693 
 
 An eflay to the interpretation of the angel Ga- 
 briel's prophecy, delivered by the prophet Daniel, chap. 
 9. 24. F. I. pp. 119. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1699 
 
 CHAUNDLER, E., D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 107. 42, 43. [Thankfgiving, Vic- 
 tory.] 8°. Worcefi. 17 10 
 
 CHAUNDLER, Thomas. 
 
 Vits Willelmi Wickham et vita Thomae Bekin- 
 ton. Wharton, Anglia Sacra, 2. 355 
 
 CHEIRONUS, Isaac. 
 
 Ignorantia Jefuitarum. 12°. Genev. 161 3 
 
 CHEKE, Sir John, Knt., Tutor to Edw. VI. 
 
 Born at Cambridge 15 14. Educated at St. John's 
 College, where he took his degree. Appointed firft Pro- 
 fefTor of Greek 1 540. Tutor to Prince Edward 1544. 
 Became Provoft of King's College, Cambridge. Knighted 
 1551. Concurred in the fettlement of Lady Jane Grey. 
 Deprived of his eftates, and lent to the Tower. Releafed 
 1556, on abjuring his religion; but died 1557. 
 
 The true fubjefl to the rebel ; or, the hurt of 
 fedition ; how grievous it is to a common- 
 wealth ; with the author's life. 4°. Oxf. 1641 
 Other works : De Obitu Martini Buceri, 4°. Lond. 
 
 1551. De Pronunciatione Lingua Graecae. Bafil. 1555. 
 
 The Gofpel of St. Matthew, from the Greek ; and isv^n 
 
 original letters, by J. Goodwin, D.D. 8°. 1843, &c. 
 
 (The life of. ) See Strype. 
 CHELSUM, James, D D. 
 
 Born in Weftminfter 1740. Educated at Weftminfter 
 fchool; thence wenttoSt. John's College, Cambridge; after- 
 wards chofen ftudentofChrift Church. Obtained the living 
 of Badger, Shropfhire, and the redtory of Droxford, Hamp- 
 fhire. Died 1 801. He was a divine of extenfive learn- 
 ing, and was one of the ablefliof the writers againft Gibbon. 
 Remarks on the two laft chapters oi^ Gibbon's 
 Hiftory of the Decline and Fall of the Roman 
 Empire. Second edition, greatly enlarged. 
 12°. Oxf. 1778 
 
 Beft edition. 
 Sermon, i Tim. i. 8. The character of the 
 laws of England confidered. [Affize.] 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1777 
 Sermon, Ifa. 29. 19. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 4°. Lo?id. \J^J 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 3. 17. The cautions of the 
 Church of England in the admifTion of her 
 candidates for the miniflry ftated and confi- 
 dered. [Vifitation.] 4°. Wincheft. 1788 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 36. The duty of relieving 
 the French refugee clergy ftated and recom- 
 mended. 4°. Wincheft. 1793 
 CHEMINAIS, Timoleon. 
 
 A celebrated French preacher. Born at Paris 1652. En- 
 tered the Society of Jefuits 1667. Taught clafTical litera- 
 ture and rhetoric at Orleans, and afterwards became one 
 ofthemoft popular preachers at Paris. Died 16S9. His 
 
 CHEMINAIS, Timoleon (continued). 
 fermons are rtiort and pathetic ; his ftyle neat and perfpi- 
 cuous. He ftudied fimplicity, and aims at the heart. The 
 fermons in the fourth and fifth are inferior to thofe in the 
 preceding volumes; and it is doubted if they are entirely 
 by Cheminais. 
 
 Sermons, revus par le Pere Bretonneau Soc. 
 Jefu. 5 vol. 12°. Cinquiemc edition, cor- 
 rigee et augmentee. Brux. 1 7 1 o 
 
 Vol. I. Cinquieme edition. 17 10. 
 
 Matt. n. Joannes autem cum audiflet. Sur les fouf- 
 
 frances --..-.- i 
 
 Jean, i. Tu quis es ? Sur la pafTion dominante 32 
 Luc, 7. Propter quod. La penitence de Magdalaine 56 
 
 Jean, 8. Vade. Sur la rechute, dans le pcche 89 
 
 Luc, 21. Tunc videbunt. Le jugement dernier 118 
 
 Luc, 21. Erunt figna. Les jugemens de Dieu 144 
 
 Job, 14. Vocabis me. La profeffion rel. - 175 
 
 Luc, 9. Dicebat autem. La prof. rel. - - 212 
 
 Rom. 12. Spiritu ferventes - - - 245 
 
 Matt. 5. Beati qui. La faintete de vie - - 270 
 
 Vol.2. Cinquieme edition. 1710. 
 
 Prov. 8. Dominus poffedit me. La S. V. - 1 
 
 Luc, 2. Et dixit illis. La nativite de J. C. - 28 
 
 Marc, ]6. Et cum tranfiffet. Faques - 56 
 Marc, 16. Et dominus quidem. L'afcenfion de J. C. 79 
 
 Aftes, 2. Repleti funt. Pentecote - - no 
 Matt. 25. Amen dico vobis. La charite envers les 
 
 prifonniers ------ 143 
 
 Luc, 18. Fides tua. La foi - - - - 166 
 
 Pfa. 142. Notam fac mihi. Lachoixd'unetat de vie 196 
 
 Eccl. 45. Corona aurea. S. Louis - - 239 
 
 Ifa. II. 2. S. Franjois Xavier - - - 284 
 
 Matt. I. Jacob autem. La S. Vierge - 315 
 
 Lev. 23. Ofteretis. La S. Vierge - - 366 
 
 Vol. 3. Cinquieme edition. 17 10. 
 
 Matt. 4. Duftus eft. La vigilance - - i 
 
 2 Tim. I. Patior. La patience Chret. - - 35 
 
 Matt. 5. Ego autem. Le pardon des injures 58 
 
 Rom. 6. Non regnet. Sur I'impurete - 84 
 
 Jean, 8. Qu^ls ex vobis ----- 105 
 
 Exod. 22. Si futto. La reftitudon - - 129 
 
 Matt. 17. Afl'umpfit Jefus - - - - 151 
 
 Matt. 7. Ardta via eft. Sur la difficulte du falut 178 
 
 Matt. 25. Vigilate. L'incertitude de la mort 193 
 
 Matt. 25. Difcedite. L'enfer - - - 217 
 
 Lam. 5. Converte nos. La penitence ■ - 233 
 
 Matt. 25. Tunc fedebit. Le jugement dernier 261 
 
 Matt. 19. Omnis qui reliquerit - - - 280 
 
 Exod. 13. Mementote diei hujus - - - 317 
 
 Vol. 4. 1729. 
 
 Matt. 20. Scitis quia. L'ambition - - i 
 
 I Cor. 13. Caritas non. L'envie - - - 75 
 
 Tren. 3. Bonum eft viro - - - - 139 
 
 I Cor. II. In qua nodte. La communion pafchale 197 
 
 Jean, 13. Exemplum dedi. L'humilite - - 237 
 
 Jean, I. Verbum caro fadlum eft - - 275 
 
 Vol. 5. 1729. 
 
 Matt. 2. Cum ergo natus elfet. L'Epiph. - i 
 
 Luc, 2. Poftquam impleti funt - - - 51 
 
 Luc, I. Exurgens autem Maria - - - 132 
 
 Matt. 2. Tunc Herodes. SS. Innocents - 176 
 
 Gal. 6. Dumtempus. Delacommemorationdesmorts 214 
 
 Matt. 5. Beati pauperes. Tous les SS. - - 299 
 
 CHEMNITZ [CHEMNICIUSj, Martin. 
 
 An eminent Lutheran divine of great learning and 
 judgment, and one of the Reformers in Germany. Born 
 at Britzen, in Brandenburg, 1522. Died 1586. His Ex- 
 amen Concilii Tridentini is confidered a very mafterly per- 
 formance. 
 
 Harmonia quatuor evangeliftarum, a theologis 
 celeberrimis, D. Martino Chemnitio primum 
 inchoata : D. Polycarpo Lyfero poft continu-
 
 643 
 
 644 
 
 CHEMNITZ [CHEMNICIUS], Martin {continued). 
 ata ; atque D.Johanne Gerhardo tandem felicis- 
 fimeabfoluta. 3 vol. in 2. Folio. Franc. 16^2 
 
 Examinis Concilii Tridentini, opus integrum, 
 quatuor partes, in quibus praecipuorum capi- 
 tum totius doftrinae papiflicas firma et folida 
 refutatio, turn ex S. Scripturae fontibus, turn 
 ex orthodoxorum patriim confenfu collefta eft, 
 uno volumine compledtens. Fol. G^». 1641 
 
 Docftrince Jefuitarum prascipua capita, a doftis 
 quibufdam theologis retexta, folidis rationibus, 
 &c., confutata. 8°. i?///. 1584 
 
 CHESHIRE, Thomas, Miniftcr of God's Holy 
 Word and Sacraments. 
 
 A true copy of that fermon .\vhich was preached 
 at St. Paul's the tenth of October laft. [On 
 Pfa. 148. 12.] 4°. Lon^. 1 641 
 
 CHESTERFELD, Thomas, Canon of Lichfield. 
 
 Hiftoria de epifcopis Coventrenfibus et Lichfel- 
 
 dcnfibus a prima fedis fundatione ad an. 1347. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, i. 421 
 
 CHEVALLIER, Temple, B.D. 
 
 Profeflbr of Mathematics and Aftronomy in the Univer- 
 
 fity of Durham, and Honorary Canon of Durham. 
 
 A tranflation of the epiftles of Clement of Rome, 
 Polycarp, and Ignatius, and of the Apologies 
 of Juftin Martyr and Tertullian. With an in- 
 troduftion and brief notes illuftrative of the 
 ecclefiaftical hiftory of the firft two centuries. 
 8°. CamI'. 1833 
 
 A fecond edition was publifhed in 1851. 
 
 Hiftorical types in the Old Teftament. See Hul- 
 fean Leftures, 1826. 
 
 On the proofs of Divine power, &c. See Hul- 
 fcan Leftures, 1827. 
 
 CHEYN, William. 
 
 The great danger, and vanity or folly of atheifm, 
 difcovered. 12°. Edin. 1720 
 
 CHEYNE, George, M.D., F.R.S. 
 
 Born in Scotland 1671. Educated for the Church at 
 Edinburgh, but changed his mind. Studied medicine, and 
 became an eminent phyfician in London. Died 1743. 
 Philofophical principles of religion, natural and 
 
 revealed. Fourth edition, correftcd. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1734 
 An effay on health and long life. 8°. Lond. \']z\ 
 
 Anon^jmcjui Tracii reJpcEl'ing Dr. Cheyne. 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Cheyne's Effay on Health and Long Life. 
 8 . Lond. n. d. 
 
 A letter to Geo. Cheyne, M.D., fliewing the danger of 
 laying down general rules to thofe who are not acquainted 
 with the animal oeconomy. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Cheyne's Effay on Health and Long Life. 
 Wherein fome of the Doftor's notorious contradidVions 
 and falfe reafonings are laid open. By a Fellow of the 
 Royal Society. Second edition, corrected. Pp. xviii. 78. 
 8°. Lond. 1724 
 
 CHEYNELL, Francis. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Born at Oxford 1608. 
 Became a member of the univerfity there 1623. Embraced 
 the covenant, and was made one of the Affembly of 
 Divines, and Redlor of Petworth, Suffex, 1643. Ejefted 
 1662. Died 1665. 
 The man of honour, defcribed in a fermon before 
 
 CHEYNELL, Francis (continued). 
 
 the Lords of Parliament. Faft. [On Pfa. 49. 
 
 20.] 4°. Lond. 1645 
 
 CHIFFLET, John James. 
 
 A phyfician. Born at Bcfanjon 1588. Died 1660. 
 
 De linteis fepulcralibus Chrifti, &c. 
 
 Ugolinus, 33. 819 
 CHIFFLET, Peter Francis. 
 
 Brother of the preceding. Born at Befanjon 1592. 
 Entered the Order of Jefuits, and became Profeffor of 
 Philofophy, &c. in feveral colleges. Died 1682. 
 Opufcula quatuor. 8°. Par. 1679 
 
 De S. Dionyfii astate, totaque chronologia, quo et fuus 
 Parifienfibus confirmatur Areopagita. 
 
 De una fandta Syra, feu Syria virgine. 
 
 Origo prima comitum Valentinenfium ex Piftavenfibus. 
 
 Excerpta fingularia ex colledtaneis de vita et rebus geftis 
 S. Bernard!. 
 
 Acceffit appendix de concilio Niumagenfi anni 82 1. 
 
 CHIJA, R. 
 
 Additamenta ad Codicem de die expiationum. 
 
 Ugolinus, I. XXV. 
 CHILCOT, William, M.A. 
 
 RedorofSt. George the Martyr, Exeter. Died 171 1, 
 aged forty-eight. 
 
 A pradical treatife concerning evil thoughts. 
 Wherein their nature, origin, and efledls, are 
 diftinftly confidered and explained. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1734 
 
 Another. 32°. Lond. 1835 
 
 Reprinted, 18 51, in 18°. 
 
 CHILLINGWORTH, William, M.A. 
 
 Born at Oxford 1602. Admitted fcholar of Trinity 
 College 1618. Eledled fellow 1628. Embraced the Roman 
 Catholic religion, and went to Douay. Returned to 
 England and to the Reformed religion 163 1. Became 
 Chancellor and Prebendary of Salifbury. Died 1644. He 
 was the beft reafoner and moft acute logician of his age. 
 His great work, the Religion of Proteftants, was originally 
 publifhed 1638. To the fixth edition, 1704, his other 
 works were added, but it is incorrecftly printed. The 
 ninth, 1727, was carefully edited. The laft and beft folio 
 edition v/as the tenth, 1742. Beft modern edition. 3 vol. 
 8^ Oxf. 1S38. 
 
 Works. Tenth edition. With a preface, giving 
 fome account of the corredlions and improve- 
 ments made in this impreffion. Fol. L. 1742 
 Dedication, &c. - - - - - Ff. 3 
 
 Life of Chillingvvorth, by Birch - - - i-viii 
 
 The religion of Proteftants a fafe way to falvation i 
 
 The apcrftolical inftitution of epifcopacy demonftrated 388 
 Reafons againft Popery, in a letter to his friend Mr. 
 Lewgar .--... 351 
 
 Nine fermons, — 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 1-5 ---..- I 
 
 Pfa. 14. I. (2 ferm.) - . - - 15 
 
 Luke, g. 23 - - - - - - 41 
 
 Rom. 8. 34 53 
 
 Luke, 16. 9--. ---68 
 
 Luke, 19. 8 81 
 
 Gal. 5. 5 93 
 
 I Cor. 10. 13 - - - - - 113 
 
 Additional difcourfes, — 
 
 A conference betwixt Mr. Chillingvvorth and Mr. 
 
 Lewgar . - . - - 129 
 
 A difcourfe againft the infallibility of the Church of 
 
 Rome ------ iij.2 
 
 A conference concerning the infallibility of the Roman 
 Church, proving that the prefent Church of Rome 
 either errs in her wor/hipping the Bleffed Virgin,
 
 645 
 
 646 
 
 CHILLINGWORTH, William, M.A. {continued). . 
 
 or that the ancient Church did err in condemning 
 the Collyridians - - - - - 151 
 
 An argument drawn from the communicating of 
 infants againft infillibility - - - 165 
 
 An argument againft infiUibility, drawn from the 
 dodlrine of the Millenaries . . - 172 
 
 A letter relating to the fame fubjedl - 176 
 
 An argument againft the Roman Church's infallibility, 
 taken from the contradi<fi:ions in their doitrlne of 
 tranfubftantiation - - - - -178 
 
 An account of what moved the author to turn Papift, 
 with his confutation of the arguments that per- 
 fuaded him thereto - - - - 180 
 
 An anfwer to fome paiTages in Rufhworth's Dialogues 
 about traditions - - - - - 183 
 
 Table of the principal matters. 
 
 Epifcopacy of apoftolical inllitution, 
 
 Wordfworth's Chriilian Inftitutes, 3. 210 
 
 An hiftorical and critical account of the life and 
 writings of W. Chillingworth, including a 
 clear, accurate, and judicious hiftory of the 
 controverfies wherein that great champion of 
 the Proteftant religion was engaged with the 
 Church of Rome. By M. Des Maizeaux, 
 F.R.S. 8°. Land. 1725 
 
 CHILTON, John, B.D., Trinity Coll. Camb. 
 
 Pofitive inlHtutions not to be compared with, or 
 preferred before moral duties and virtues, as 
 to their rank, order, excellency, intrinfick 
 value, &c. In anfwer to a treatife called. The 
 Nature, Obligation, and Efficacy of the 
 Chriltian Sacraments, confidered. Pp. 71. 
 8°. Land. 1730 
 
 CHINATIUS, Daniel. 
 
 Belli apud Follam Clodiam, et alibi inter Venetos, 
 et Genuenfes gefti anno 1378 et fequentibus, 
 defcriptio. Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 15. 695 
 
 CHIROL, J. L., A.M. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 23. 25. The beft of kings, 
 or George III. [Funeral.] 8°. Lond. \%zo 
 
 CHISHOLM, The, late M.P. for Invernefsfhire. 
 
 Born 1810. Died 1838. 
 
 (Memoir of) By the Rev. James S. M. Ander- 
 fon. Sm. 8°. Lojid. 1842 
 
 CHISHULL, Edmund. 
 
 Born at Eyworth, Bedford/hire. Educated at Corpus 
 
 Chrifti College, Oxford, of which he was M.A., 1693. 
 
 Chaplain to the Englifh taftory at Smyrna 1698 until 
 
 1705. Vicar of Walthamftow 1711. Redlor of South 
 
 Church, ElTex, 1731. Died 1733. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 107. 23, 24. [Levant Company.] 
 4°. Lend. 1698 
 
 A charge of herefy maintained againft Dodwell's 
 Difcourfe concerning the Soul. 8°. Lond. 1706 
 
 Antiquitates Afiatics Chriftianam aeram ante- 
 cedentes. Folio. 1728* 
 
 CHOICE and Ufeful Treatifes (two) ; the one. 
 Lux Orientalis ; or, an enquiry into the 
 opinion of the Eaftern fages concerning the 
 pre-exiftence of fouls ; being a key to unlock 
 the grand myfteries of Providence in relation 
 to man's fin and mifery [by Jof Glanvill] : 
 the other, A difcourfe of truth, by Dr. Ruft, 
 
 CHOICE TREATISES {conthucd). 
 
 bifliop of Dromore ; with annotations on 
 them both. 8°. Lond. 1682 
 
 CHOLMELEY, Hugh. 
 
 The ftate of the now Roman Church difcuffed, 
 by way of vindication of the Bifliop of Exeter, 
 from the weak cavils of Henry Burton. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1629 
 
 CHOMEL, James Francis, a French phyfician. 
 
 Diftionnairc oeconomique ; or, the family dic- 
 tionary done into Englifh. Revifed and re- 
 commended by Mr. R. Bradley, Prof of 
 Botany in the Univ. of Camb. 2 vol. Fol. 
 
 Lond. 1725 
 
 CHONIATES. See Michael, and Nicetas. 
 
 CHORLTON, Thomas. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 57. i. God's harvcft gathered in 
 before the ftorm ; or, the righteous taken 
 away from the evil to come. [Funeral of 
 Rev. John Hughes.] 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 CHRISTIAN Diurnal, The. By A. M., Dodor 
 in Divinity. 12°. Lond. 1650 
 
 CHRISTIAN Knowledge and Practice, an 
 expofition on the Catechifm ordered by the 
 Church of England. 8°. Hd?nburg, ijT^j 
 
 CHRISTIAN Instructor and Monitor; or, a 
 guide to parents and children, to mafters and 
 fervants, in religion and the way to falvation. 
 Pp. 96. 1 8°. BnJ}ol, 1 744 
 
 CHRISTIAN Meditations; or, the believer's 
 companion in foiitude. 12°. Lond. 1841 
 
 CHRISTIAN Monitor, The. Containing an 
 earneft exhortation to a holy life. 12°. Pp. 52. 
 
 Lond. 1738 
 
 CHRISTIAN Examiner, and Church of Ireland 
 Magazine, from its commencement in 1825 to 
 1834. 14 vol. 8°. Dubl. 1825-34 
 
 CHRISTIAN Guardian, a theological mifcellany, 
 by a fociety of clergymen, from the com- 
 mencement in 1 802 to 1808. 12 vol. 12°. 
 Briftol, 1 802-1 808 
 
 New feries, 1809 to 1842. 34 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1809-42 
 
 CHRISTIAN Observer, from the commencement 
 in I 801 to 1852. 52 vol. 8°. LoW. 1801-52 
 
 Continued monthly. 
 
 CHRISTIAN Remembrancer, from its com- 
 mencement in January 18 19 to 1840. 22 vol. 
 8°, Lond. 1819-40 
 
 New feries, 1841 to 1852. 24 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1841-52 
 
 Continued quarterly. 
 
 CHRISTIANITY. Anonymous trads. 
 
 The laymen's defence of Chriftianitj'. Wherein the fuf- 
 ficiency of reafon and revelation in matters of religion 
 are briefly confidered, and fairly dated, &c., occafioned 
 by a late pamphlet, intituled, A Demonftration of the 
 InfufRciency of Reafon and Revelation, &c., in Matters 
 of Religion. In a letter to the author, with a dedication 
 to the patrons of revelation. Pp. xv. 23. 8°. 
 
 Lond. n.d. about 1731 
 
 The neceflity of fome of the pofitive inftitutions of Chrift-
 
 647 
 
 648 
 
 CHRISTIANITY [continued). 
 
 ianity confidered. In a letter to the minifter of Moffat. 
 Pp. 28. 8°. Loud. 1 73 1 
 
 Some propofals for the revival of Chriftianity. Pp. 38. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1736 
 
 Primitive Chriftianity; or, catholic charity the only foun- 
 dation for Chriftian fellow/hip. Being fome propofals 
 for a re-union and communion ofallChriftians. Pp. 16. 
 8°. Lond. 1743 
 
 A vindication of Chriftianity from the grofs mifreprefent- 
 ation and infinite fcandal thrown upon it by the general 
 apoftafy of its own clergy and minifters, as fuch, fro-n 
 the rules of their firft inftitution. By a clergyman of 
 the Church of England. Pp. 64. 8°. Lond. 1744 
 
 Evidences of Chriftianity ; or, an anfwer to the queftion. 
 Why are you a Chriftian ? Pp.24. 12°. Chelmsford,n. d. 
 
 The evidence and defign of Chriftianity confidered, in a 
 letter to a gentleman. P. iii. 58. 12°. Lond. 1801 
 
 CHRISTIANUS, Druthmarus. 
 
 Surnamed the Grammarian, one of the monks of Corbey. 
 Flouriftied 840. 
 Expofitio in Matthseum evangeliftam, epitome in 
 
 Lucam et Joannem. Bibl. Max. Patr. 15.86 
 CHRISTIE, Alexander, Provofl of M<)ntrofe. 
 
 A Unitarian. 
 
 The Holy Scriptures tlie only rule of faith and 
 religious liberty aflerted and maintained in 
 fundry letters to the kirk-feffions of Montrofe. 
 8°. Montrofe, 1790 
 
 Difcourfes on the divine unity. Second edition. 
 12°. Montrofe, 1790 
 
 CHRISTIE, Rev. James, M.A., incumbent o^ 
 Trinity Church, TurifF, diocefe of Aberdeen. 
 
 A critical analyfis of a report of a deputation 
 into England in 1846, from the Conference ofEnglifti 
 Epifcopalians in Scotland ; in which the principles ot the 
 Church of Scotland, and the authority of her biftiops, are 
 vindicated from mifreprefentation and fallacy. With an 
 appendix, containing letters, of date June 1847, from the 
 Archbifhop of Canterbury, and other Englifti bifhops, in 
 regard to the pofition of the fchifmatics in Scotland. 
 Pp. 56. 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 CHRODEGANDUS. 
 
 Died 766 or 768. Minifter of the celebrated Charles 
 the Hammerer. BiftiopofMetz in 742. The following 
 code of laws was compiled by him for the canons of the 
 Cathedral Church. 
 
 Regula canonicorum. D'Achery, Spicil. i . 565 
 Concilia, Labbe, 7. 1444 
 Epitaphium. Mabillon, Analedla, 565 
 
 CHROMATIUS, Aquileiensis. 
 
 Biftiop of Aquileia. Flouriftied 401. A Roman by 
 birth, and was held in the higheft eftimation for learning 
 and piety, according to the teftimony of St. Jerome. 
 De ofto beatitudinibus, et fragmenta. 
 
 Bibl. IVTax. Patr., 5. gjy 
 De odlo beatitudinibus, concio elegans. 
 In V. caput Matthasi et in partem fexti tradlatus 
 
 aliquot. Grynsus, Lat. 1 195 
 
 In V. et vi. caput Matthsei dilTertatio. 8°. 1528 
 Traftatus xviii. in S. Matthasi evangelium. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 8. 333 
 CHRONICLES (a fummarie of the Englifh). 
 
 Black letter. 18°. 1604 
 
 CHRONICLES. Six old Englifh chronicles, of 
 
 which two are now firfl: tranflated from the 
 
 monkifh Latin originals. 
 
 CHRONICLES [continued). 
 
 Ethelwerd's chronicle [from the beginning of the world 
 
 to A.D. 973]. 
 Afler's life of Alfred. 
 Geoffrey, of Monmouth's Britifti hiftory. 
 Gildas [The works of]. 
 Nennius [hiftory of the Britons]. 
 
 Richard of Cirencefter [on the ancient ftate of Britain]. 
 Edited, with illuftrative notes by J. A. Giles, 
 D.C.L. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 CHRONICON incerti auftoris a nativitate Domini 
 ufque ad annum 1 167. Canifius, 3. p. 2. 226 
 CHRONICON Alexandrinum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12, p. 867 
 CHRONICON Paschale, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 4 
 CHRONICON Orientale. Ibid. 1 8 
 
 CHRYSIPPUS. 
 
 Flouriflied 455. Was a native of Cappadocia. For re- 
 ligious inftrudlion, he placed himfelf under Euthemius in 
 Paleftine. Became head of the Monaftery of the Holy Re- 
 furredtion, was a prieft at Jerufalem, and was made Keeper 
 of the Holy Crofs. 
 De S. Maria Deipara fermo. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 11. 1044 
 CHRYSOLOGUS, Saint Peter. 
 
 Born in the city of Imola. Confecrated Archbifhop of 
 Ravenna, 433. Died 451. He was celebrated for his 
 piety, learning, and eloquence. 
 
 Sermones, editio omnium certe caftigatiffima, et 
 ex D. Auguftino et ex Luca d'Acherio de- 
 fumptis locupletata, &c., et S. Valeriani fer- 
 mones. Folio. -^i^S- ^i^d. 1758 
 
 Epiftola dedicatoria - - - - - Ff. 2 
 
 Praefatio Sebaftiani Pauli - - - . i 
 
 Cenfura fermonum - - . . . vi 
 
 Vita S. Petri Chryfologi, ex libro Pontificali Agnelli ix 
 Vita, ex Caftillo .... - xviii 
 
 Vita, ex Dominico Mita .... xxxi 
 
 Elogia, &c. .---.. xlvii 
 
 Jofeph Aloyfius Amadefius de metropoli ecdefiaftica 
 Ravennatenfi ..--.- Iv 
 
 Index fermonum Chryfologi ... xcvii 
 
 Sermones S. Petri Chryfologi [clxxvi] - - I 
 
 Appendix fermonum [vii] D. Petri Chryfologi, huic 
 editioni nunc primum addita - - - 249 
 
 Indices ....... 257 
 
 Sanfti Valeriani, Epifcopi Cemelienfis, — 
 Homilies xx. Item, 
 De virtu tibus et ordine doftrinae apoftolicae epiftola ad 
 
 Monachos. 
 Omnium primum, praeter unicamhomiliam, poftannos 
 plus minus mille ducentos in lucem edita, a Jacobo 
 Sirmondo. Acceffit — 
 Theophili Raynaudi apologia pro San(£lo Valeriano, 
 adverfus Nicolaum Chichon, et Indices. 
 Sermones. Bibl. Max. Patr. 7. 844 
 
 Sermones v. in orationemDominicam ad catechu- 
 menos. D'Achery, Spicil. I. 215 
 
 CHRYSOLORAS, Manuel. 
 
 A learned Greek. Born at Conftantinople about 1355. 
 He was ambaffador to England in the reign ofRichard II., 
 from John Palaeologus, to folicit aid againft the Turks. 
 Died 141 5. 
 Epiftola tres de comparatione veteris et novae 
 
 Romae. Byzantine Hiftories, 18 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, Saint John, Archbilhop of 
 
 Conftantinople. 
 
 Born at Antioch 354. Studied rhetoric under Libanius.
 
 649 
 
 650 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. {continued). 
 
 Embraced Chriftianity, and was ordained a reader in the 
 Church of Antioch. Entered upon a monaftic life, and 
 lived four years in the defert. Returned to Antioch, and 
 ordained deacon 381. Five years afterwards ordained 
 prieft. Chofen Bifhop of Conftantinople 397. Died in 
 exile 407. He was one of the moft diftinguifhed and elo- 
 quent of the Greek Fathers, copious, fmooth, and pathetic. 
 It was from his eloquence that he was furnamed Chryfo- 
 ftomus, or Golden Mouth. The edition of his works in 
 Greek, edited by Saville, at Eton, 161 3, 8 vol. folio, was 
 the firft good edition. That in Gr. and Lat., by Mont- 
 faucon, 13 vol. folio, 1718-38, is the beft. It has been 
 well reprinted at Venice 1734 and 1755, alfo in 13 vol. 
 folio; and Paris, 1837. The latter contains additions. 
 
 Opera omnia quje exftant, vel qus ejus nomine 
 circumferuntur, ad MSS. codices Gallicanos, 
 Vaticanos, Anglicanos, Germanicofque ; nee 
 non ad Savilianam et Frontonianam editiones 
 caftigata, innumeris auda ; nova interpreta- 
 tione ubi opus erat, prasfationibus, monitis, 
 notis, variis leflionibus illuftrata ; nova fanifti 
 doftoris vita, appendicibus, onomaftico, et 
 copiofiffimis indicibus locupletata. Gr. etLat. 
 Studio D. Bernardi de Montfaucon, monachi 
 Ordinis S. Benedifti, editio Parifina altera 
 aufta. 13 vol. Imp. 8°. Par. 1837 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Prasfatio, &c. 
 
 Ad Theodorum lapfum .... i 
 
 Adverfus oppugnatores vitae monafticse - 52 
 
 Comparatio regis et monachi . - - - 142 
 
 De compuncSione - - - - - 150 
 
 Ad Stagirium a dxmone vexatum - - - 188 
 
 Adverfus eos qui apud fe habent virgines fubintrodudtas 
 
 279 
 Quod regulares feminae viris cohabitare non debeant 304 
 Liber de virginitate . - - . - 327 
 
 Ad viduam juniorem - - - - 411 
 
 Ad eamdem de non iterando conjugio - - 427 
 
 De facerdotio, libri vi. - . . . 442 
 
 Cum prefbyter fuit ordinatus, homilia - - 534 
 
 De incomprehenfibili Dei natura, contra Anomaeos 543 
 Contra Anomaeos. 
 
 De beato Philogonio . - . . 602 
 
 De confubftantiali .... - 613 
 
 De petitione filiorum Zebedaei - - 628 
 
 In quadriduanum Lazarum, de Chrifti precibus 640 
 
 De incomprehenfibili Dei natura - - - 660 
 
 In paralyticum, de Chrifti divinitate - 669 
 
 Contra Judasos et Gentiles, quod Chriftus fit Deus 681 
 
 Adverfus Judaeos, orationes viii. - - - 716 
 
 De non anathematizandis vivis vel defundis 843 
 
 In kalendas, homilia - . . - . 852 
 
 In Lazarum, homiliae vii. - - - 866 
 
 Spuria. 
 
 Theodori lapfi refponfio ad Chryfoftomum - 981 
 Liber feptimus de facerdotio - . - 986 
 
 Afcetam facetiis uti non debere - - - 990 
 
 Bonum Chrifti difcipulum benignum efle debere 997 
 De fugienda fimulata fpecie - - - 100 1 
 
 De jejunio et eleemofyna ... - 1004 
 
 Contra Judaeos, Gentiles, et hareticos - 1008 
 
 De fide et lege naturae - - . . 1015 
 
 De S. Trinitate 1024 
 
 Selefta ex notis H. Savilii, F. Ducasi, &c. - 1037 
 
 Varis ledtiones ad libros fex de facerdotio - 1065 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Homiliae xxi. ad populum Antiochenum, de ftatuis I 
 
 Catechefis i. et. ii. ad illuminandos - - 264 
 
 Daemones non gubernare mundum, etde diabolo tentatore, 
 
 homiliae iii. . . . . - 288 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. {continued). 
 Homiliae ix. de pcenitentia 
 Sermones panegyrici in folemnltates. 
 
 In diem natalcm Chrifti 
 
 De baptifmo Chrifti . - - . 
 
 In proditionem Judae, homiliae ii. 
 
 De ccemeterio et de cruce - 
 
 De cruce et de latrone, homilia? ii. - 
 
 De refurredtione mortuorum 
 
 Contra ebriofos ct dc refurreftione J. C. 
 
 De afcenfione Domini 
 
 De Pentecofte, homiliae ii. 
 
 De laudibus Pauli apoftoli, homiliae vii. 
 
 In S. Melitium .... 
 
 In S. Lucianum . , . . 
 
 In S. Babylam . . - - 
 
 In S. Babylam contra gentes 
 
 In SS. martyres Juventin. et Maximin. 
 
 In S. Pelagiam, homilia ii. 
 
 In Ignatium martyr. . . - 
 
 In S. Euftathium epifc. Antioch. 
 
 In S. Romanum martyrem, homilias ii. 
 
 326 
 
 432 
 
 443 
 468 
 
 475 
 499 
 5'7 
 529 
 
 541 
 564 
 619 
 625 
 632 
 640 
 690 
 696 
 706 
 7'8 
 728 
 In Maccabseos, homilias iii. et fragmentum ex Joan. 
 Damafceno ..---- 743 
 
 In SS. Bernicen et Profdocen, &c. - - 756 
 
 De quatriduano Lazaro, Sec. • - - 771 
 
 De SS. martyribus ... - 7^5 
 
 Non efTe ad gratiam concionandum - - 785 
 
 In martyres -.--.- 796 
 
 In S. martyrem Julianum . - - - 8c I 
 
 Laudatio S. Barlaam martyr. - - • 812 
 
 Laudatio S. Drofidis martyr. - - •821 
 
 Laudatio martyrum ./Egyptiorum - - 834 
 
 In S. Phocam martyrem - - - * §39 
 
 In omnes SS. martyres - . - . 848 
 
 De terrae motu - - - - - .856 
 
 In proditionem Judae .... 860 
 
 Dubia opera. 
 
 Homiliae in S. BafTam, in SS. Petram et Heliam, de 
 
 B. Abraham, et in S. Theclam . • 864 
 
 De fato et providentia, orationes vi. - - 899 
 
 De precatione, homiliae ii. - - - 93' 
 
 Spuria. 
 
 De oraculo Zachariae reddito, de conceptione S. Joannis 
 Bapt. &c. ... - - 945 
 
 Notes. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Homiliae in quaedam loca Novi Teftamenti. 
 
 In parabolam debitoris decern millium talentorum, 
 Matt. 18. 23, feqq. ... - i 
 
 In illud. Pater, fi poffibile eft, Matt. 26. 39 19 
 
 De angufta porta, Matt. 7. 14 - ■ - 31 
 
 In paralyticum demiffum per tectum - 40 
 
 In infcriptionem altaris et in principium Aftorum, 
 homilias iv. - - - - - - 5^ 
 
 De mutatione nominum, homiliae iv. - 116 
 
 De gloria in tribulationibus, Rom. 5. 3 - 168 
 
 In illud, Scimus quoniam diligentibus Deum omnia, 
 
 Rom. 8. 28 180 
 
 In illud. Si efurierit inimicus tuus, Rom. 12. 20 188 
 In illud, Salutate Prifcillam, hom. ii., Rom. 16. 3 206 
 In illud. Propter fornicationes, I Cor. 7. 2 - 231 
 In illud, Mulier alligata eft legi, de libello repudii, 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 39, 40 - - - - 244 
 Laus Maximi, et quales ducendae uxores - 253 
 In illud, Nolo vos ignorare fratres, i Cor. 10. I 273 
 In illud, Oportet haerefes efle, i Cor. 11. 19 2S7 
 De eleemolyna ----- 297 
 In illud, Habentes eumdem fpiritum, homiliae iii. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 13 - - - •• - 310 
 In illud, Utinam fuftineretis, 2 Cor. 11. I 347 
 In illud, Sive per occafionem, de profedu evangelii, 
 
 Philipp. I. 18 - - - - - 35^ 
 
 In illud, Vidua eligatur, i Tim. 5. 9 - 370 
 
 In Heliam et viduam - - - - 390
 
 65. 
 
 652 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. {continued). 
 De futurorum deliciis 
 De non evulgandis fratrum peccatis 
 Non efTe defperandum 
 In illud, In faciem ei reftiti, Gal. 2. 11 
 
 402 
 409 
 422 
 
 430 
 
 Opufcula de motibus Conftantinopolitanis, deque iii quae 
 
 ad utrumque ejus exfilium fpedtant - - 452 
 
 Epiftolae J. Chryfoftomi et aliquot aliae - 613 
 
 Laus Diodori epifcopi ----- ^00 
 
 Homilia in Palcha ----- 505 
 
 Homilia in afcenfionem - - . - 912 
 Spuria. 
 
 Homiliae v. in afcenfionem . - _ 936 
 
 Homilice iii. in Pentecoften - - - 952 
 
 Sermo de Spiritu Sandlo - - - 963 
 
 Homilia de Chrifto paftore et ove - - 983 
 
 Horn, de adoratione crucis - - - 995 
 
 Horn, de confeflione crucis - - . 1002 
 
 SelecSa ex notis H. Savilii et F. Ducasi - 1008 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 In Genefim, homilias Ixvii. . . - - 3 
 
 In Genefim, fermones viii. - . - y^6 
 
 In Genefim, fermo ix. - . _ - y^6 
 
 De Anna, fermones v. - - - - 808 
 
 De Davide et Saiile, homiliae iii. - - - 865 
 
 Selefta ex notis H. Savilii et Joannis Boifii - 907 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Expofitio in Pfalmos ----- i 
 
 Dubia opufcula et fpuria in Pfalmos - - 643 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Interpretatio in Ifaiam prophetam, cap. 1—8 I 
 
 Homilias in Oziam, feu de Seraphinis in illud, Vidi 
 
 Dominum, Ifa. 6. i - - - - - loS 
 
 Homilia in illud, Ego Dominus feci lumen, Ifa. 45. 7 166 
 
 Homilia in illud, Domine, non eft in homine via ejus, 
 
 Jer. 10. 23 - - - - - - i8c 
 
 Homiliae ii. de prophetiarum obfcuritate - - 192 
 
 Interpretatio in Danielem . _ - 228 
 
 In illud, Filius ex leipfo, Joan. 5. 19 - - 295 
 
 Homilia de Melchifedeco - . - 308 
 
 Contra ludos et theatra - - - - 315 
 
 Homilia in illud. Hoc autem fcitote, 2 Tim. 3. i 330 
 
 Homilia de perfecfla caritate - , - -^^q 
 
 De continentia, Latine pene tota - - - 353 
 
 De confolatione mortis - - - - 356 
 
 Synopfis Scripture facrae _ - - - 368 
 
 Homilia in nativitatem Chrifti [dubia] - 458 
 
 De legiflatore, homilia incerti - - - 469 
 
 In illud, In qua poteftate, Matt. 21. 23 - 488 
 Severiani, Gabalorum epifcopi, in mundi creationem, 
 
 orationes vi. ----- - 509 
 
 Severiani de ferpente, homilia - - - 596 
 
 Epiftola ad Mopfueftenum - - - 617 
 Spuria. 
 
 In Genefim, homilias iii. _ _ - 619 
 
 In Abraham et Ifaac - - . - 646 
 
 Contra theatra - - - - - 651 
 
 In illud, Pone manum tuam, Gen. 24. 2 - 667 
 
 In Jobum, homilia iv. - - - 681 
 
 In Heliam prophetam - - - - 708 
 
 In Jofeph, et de caflitite - - _ yi2 
 De Sufanna, fermo - - - - -717 
 
 De tribus pueris ----- 722 
 
 Opus imperfedtum in Matthaeum, hom. liv. 731—980 
 Vol. 7. Homilix in Matthaeum. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 S. Homiliae Ixxxviii. in S. Joannem evangeliftam i 
 Spuria. 
 
 In decollationem praecurforiset Bapt.Joannis, hom. 609 
 
 In praecurforem Domini, fermo - - - 615 
 
 Oratio encomiafta in principes apoftolorum Petrum et 
 
 Paulum - - - - - 617 
 
 In SS. xii. apoftolos, fermo - - - 621 
 
 Sermo in S. Thomam apoftolum - - 624 
 
 Laudatio S. Stephani - _ _ 628 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. [continued). 
 
 In illud, Sufficit tibi gratia mea, 2 Cor. 12, 9 638 
 
 In parabolam de filio prodigo, Luc. 15. 11 - 650 
 
 In faltationem Herodiadis et decoll. J. Bapt, 658 
 In illud,CollegeruntJudaei concilium, Joan. 1 1.47 663 
 
 In parabofim x. virginum. Matt. 25. I - 666 
 
 In meretricein ct Pharilasum, Luc. 7. 37 - 671 
 In Samaritanam, et in illud, Venit Jefus in civitatem 
 
 Samariae, hom. Joan. 4. 5 - - - 676 
 
 De zelo et pietate, et de caeco nato, homilia 686 
 
 Sermo de pfeudoprophetis - - - 701 
 
 De circo, oratio ----- y20 
 
 In ilium locum, Attendite ne eleemofynam veftram, 
 
 Matt. 6. 1-3 ----- 724 
 
 In principium indidlionis novi anni, &c. - 729 
 
 Oratio catechetica indidlum, fimile eft regnum 733 
 
 Severiani Gabalorum in parabolam de fico, hom. 744 
 
 De Pharifao, homilia - - - - 753 
 
 De Lazaro et Divite, homilia fexta - - 756 
 
 In Publicanum et Pharifaeum, fermo - 761 
 
 In caecum a Chrifto fanatum - _ - y66 
 
 De S. Joanne theologo, fermo - - 779 
 
 De negatione Petri et de cruce, homilia - 786 
 
 In fecundum adventum Chrifti, homilia - 794 
 
 Interpretatio orationis. Pater nofter - - 803 
 
 In filium prodigum, ac de pcenitentla - 805 
 
 In mulieres unguenta ferentes - - - 816 
 
 In illud, Qi£omodo fcit literas, Joan. 7. 15 826 
 
 In Chananaeum et in Pharaonem - - 839 
 
 In diftum, Non quod volo facio, Rom. 7. 19 853 
 
 In principium indidlionis - - - - 866 
 
 In venerandam crucem, fermo - - 868 
 
 In exaltationem venerandae crucis, fermo - 873 
 
 In S. apoftolum Thomam, fermo - - 877 
 
 In incarnationem Domini noftri, homilia - 885 
 
 In S. Stephanum ----- 903 
 
 In mediam hebdomadam jejuniorum - - 906 
 
 In ramos palmarum, homilia - - - 908 
 
 In S. Virginem et Deiparam, orationes ii. - 914 
 
 In proditionem Servatoris, homilia - - 922 
 
 In latronem et in proditionem Servatoris - 929 
 
 Sermo catechetica in S. Pafcha [fragm.] - 932 
 
 In S. Pafcha, fermones vii. - - - 933 
 
 In fynaxin archangelorum - - - 978 
 
 De pcenitentia, et in Herodem, &c. oratio - 980 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 
 Homiliae Iv. in A(fta Apoftolorum - - i 
 
 Homiliae xxxii. in epiftolam ad Romanos - 455 
 
 Spuria. 
 
 De poenitentla, orationes iii. _ _ - 839 
 
 De eleemofyna, oratio - - - . 874 
 
 De jejunio, fermones vii. - . - . 879 
 
 De patientia, orationes - - - . 896 
 De ialute animae - - - - -913 
 
 In catechumenos - - _ - ^17 
 
 Miferi funt corruptores virginum •■ - 921 
 
 Contra haereticos - - - - - 925 
 
 De eleemofyna ----- 928 
 
 Epiftola ad monachos - - - - 934 
 
 In annuntiationem S. Deiparae - - - 940 
 
 De remiffione peccatorum _ - - 9^5 
 
 De non judicando proximo, Joan. 7. 20 et 24 950 
 
 De pcenitentia ------ 954 
 
 De fide ------ 956 
 
 De fpe ----_. 962 
 
 De caritate ----- 965 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 
 In Epiftolam i. ad Corinthios, homiliae xliv. - I 
 
 In Epift. ii. ad Corinth., homilias xxx. - 485 
 
 Commentarius in epiftolam ad Galatas - - 779 
 Spuria. 
 
 Caritatem fecundum Deum effe, &c. - 868 
 
 In illud, Si Filius Dei es. Matt. 4. 6, 8 - 871 
 
 In proditionem Judas - - - - 877 
 
 In illud, Memor fui Dei, Pfa. 76.4- - 879
 
 6S3 
 
 654 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. {continued). 
 
 In Rachelem et infantes ... 852 
 
 In Herodem et infantes . - - . gg^ 
 
 In Martham et Mariam et Lazarum - 897 
 
 In illud, Exeuntes Pharifaei, Matt. 12. 14 - 904 
 
 In meretricem et Pharifasum - - - 908 
 
 In affumptionem D.N. J. C. - - - 910 
 
 In transligurationem Servatoris - - 912 
 
 In ramos palmarum - - - - 9*5 
 
 In laudem Joannis theologi - - - 921 
 
 In S. Joannem tlieologum ... c)22 
 
 In transfigurationem - - - 924 
 
 De ficcitate ------ 926 
 
 In Jordanem fluvium - - - . 929 
 
 In Pharifaeum et in meretricem, Luc. 7. 36 - 932 
 
 In triduanam refurredlionem - - - 942 
 
 In Chrifti natalem diem - - - . ^46 
 
 In illud, Afcendit Dominus in templum - 949 
 
 In mediam Pentecoftem . - - - 953 
 
 In Samaritanam ----- 955 
 
 In mulierem peccatricem, Luc. 7. 36 "957 
 
 In illud, Pater, fi poflibile eft. Matt. 26, 39 966 
 
 In parabolam. Homo quidam defcendebat, Luc. 10. 30 
 
 972 
 In natale Joannis prsecurforis . - - ^y^ 
 
 In fandta Theophania - - - - 981 
 
 In natale D.N. J. C. - . . . 984 
 
 In Zacchaeum et publicanum - - - 989 
 
 In centurionem, Luc. 7. I - . - gpi 
 
 In illud, Exiit qui feminat, Luc. 8. 5 - 996 
 
 In fecundum adventum - . . - looi 
 
 In paralyticum in media Pentecofte, Joan. 5. 5 1004 
 In drachmam, Luc. 15. u - - - 1009 
 
 Quod oporteat eum qui gratiam, &c., et de prefbytero 
 
 1012 
 
 De parabola villici iniquitatis, Luc. 16. - 1 01 5 
 
 De jejunio --..-. 1019 
 
 In filium viduae, Luc. 7. 11, 12 - - 1022 
 
 Contra Judaeos, in ferpentem a?neum - - 1027 
 
 Vol. II. 
 
 In Epiftolam ad Ephefios, homilis xxiv, - I 
 
 In Epift. ad Philippenfes, homilias xv. - - 218 
 
 In Epift. ad Coloffenfes, homiliae xii. - - 368 
 
 In Epift. i. ad Theflalonicenfes, homiliae xi. - 491 
 
 In Epift. ii. ad Theft"., homiliae v. - - 590 
 
 In Epift. i. ad Timotheum, homiliae xviii. - 632 
 
 In Epift. ii. ad Tim., homiliae x. - - 708 
 
 In Epift. ad Titum, homiliae vi. - - - 788 
 
 In Epift. ad Philemonem, homilis iii. - 838 
 
 Spuria. 
 
 De facrificiis Caini, de donis Abelis, de gigantibus, de 
 
 diluvio, de ftellis, et de fato - - - 865 
 
 In S. et magna Parafceve, et in S. paffionem Domini 
 
 867 
 In Publicanum et Pharifaeum - - - 871 
 
 In ingreftum SS. jejuniorum ... 876 
 
 In S. afTumptionem D.N. Jefu Chrifti - 877 
 
 De jejunio ----- 880 et 882 
 
 De oratione . - . - . ggo 
 
 Ignem veni mittere in terram, Luc. 12. 49 - 893 
 Admonitiones fpirituales - - - 896 
 
 In principium jejuniorum, et de jejunio - 900 
 
 In adorationem venerandae crucis - ■ 903 
 
 In refurreftionem D.N. Jefu Chrifti - - 912 
 
 In parabolam ejus qui incidit in latrones - 914 
 
 De jejunio - - - - - -918 
 
 De jejunio, de Davide, &c. - - - 920 
 
 In annuntiationem Deiparae, et contra Arium impium 
 
 926 
 De eleemofyna - - - - ^933 
 
 De caritate - - - - - - 936 
 
 In Lazarum, i. ii. et iii. - - . . c^t^S 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 In epiftolam ad Hebraeos, homiliae xxxiv. 
 
 SuperadditaMutiani fcholaftici intcrprctatione Latina i 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. {continued). 
 
 Homiliae xi. hadlenus non editae et ad hiftoriam illius 
 aevi multum confercntes. 
 
 In martyrio, feu in ecclefia - - - 458 
 
 Cum imperatrix Eudoxia rcliquias martyrum in aliam 
 ecclefiam tranflatas comitata eftet - - 468 
 
 Poftquam imperator rcliquias veneraturas in ecclefiam 
 S. Thoma, cum comitatu fuo venerat - 474 
 
 In ecclefia S. Anaftafiae habita de agonibus 480 
 
 In templo S. Irenes - - - - 491 
 
 In ecclefia apoftolorum in die Theodofii imperatoris, 
 contra catharos - . . . . ^<jg 
 
 In templo S. Anaftafiae - - - - 502 
 
 In ecclefia S. Pauli - - - - - 512 
 
 Quod non oporteat ad circum et theatra afcendere 527 
 In illud meifis quidam multa - - - 535 
 
 De Eleazro, et de feptem pueris - - . 545 
 
 Severianus de figillis librorum - - - 554 
 
 Homiliain illud. In principio eratVerbum, Joan. i. 1 571 
 Sermo de manfuetudine . . - . ^jg 
 
 Eclogx feu Florilegia ex Savilio aucfla - - 586 
 
 Liturgia S. Joannis Chryfoftomi, et oratio i. et ii. 101 1 
 Spuria. 
 
 In novam Dominicam et in S. Thomam - 1044 
 
 In S. Stephanum, i. ii. et iii. - - - 1049 
 
 In S. Pentecoften ----- 1053 
 
 De patientia, et de confummatione hujus faeculi 1059 
 
 Encomium S. Gregorii illuminatoris a Abbate deVillefroy, 
 
 ex Armeniaco Latine verium - - - 1065 
 
 Vol. 13. 
 
 Praefatio, qua continentur ; de libris MSS. Chryfoftomi ; 
 
 de fcriptoribus vitas Chryfoftomi ; H. Savilii dilTcrta- 
 
 tio, &c. ------ vii-xxiv 
 
 Palladii dialogus de vita Chryfoftomi - - i 
 
 Epitome vitae Chryfoftomi - - - 102 
 
 J. Chryfoftomi vita ex ejus operibus aliifque fcriptoribus 
 
 concinnata ------ 103 
 
 Synopfis rerum memorabilium, quae per Chryfoftomi opera 
 obfervantur ------ 214 
 
 Tredecim fermones fpurii, fero ex Anglia ad Monttau- 
 conum mifli ------ 243 
 
 Teftimonia veterum de S. J. Chryfoftomo - 299 
 
 Voces aliquot fermonis Chryfoftomi explicatae - 339 
 Index alphabcticus fermonum et homiliarum omnium, &c. 
 
 343 
 Catalogus operum fingulorum Chryfoftomi ex ordine, ed. 
 
 Morelii 3S5 
 
 Catalogus operum fingulorum Chryfoftomi ex ordine, ed. 
 Savilii - - - - - - "393 
 
 Catalogus Auguftanus - - - - 406 
 
 Index locorum Scriptures Sacrae ... i 
 
 Index rerum ------ 169-419 
 
 Epilogus novae editionis ----- i-xii 
 
 HomilicC in Matthasum, Gr. textum ad fidem 
 codicum MSS. et verfionum emendavit, prs- 
 cipuam ledlionis varietatem adfcripfit, annota- 
 tionibus ubi opus erat, et novis indicibiis in- 
 ftruxit Fridericus Field. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 CafitaL 1839 
 Vol. 1. Homiliae 1-44. Cap. i.-xiii. 9. 
 Vol. 2. Homiliae 45-90. Cap. xiii. ic-xxviii. 20. 
 Vol. 3. Annotationes et indices. 
 Interpretatio omnium epillolarum Paulinarum 
 per homilias, fafta Gr. Oxonii, 1845, &c. 
 
 Vol.1. 1849. In epiftolam ad Romanes, homiliae xxxiii 
 Vol. 2. In epiftolam primam ad Corinthios, homilia. 
 Vol. 3. 1845. In epiftolam ad Corinthios pofteriorem, 
 
 homiliae xxv. 
 The preceding fix volumes form part of the Bibliotheca 
 Patrum, now in courfe of publication at Oxford. See 
 Bibliotheca, col. 306. 
 
 In illud Matt. 21. 23, In qua potellate hsec facis ? 
 Cotelerii Monumenta, 3. 121
 
 655 
 
 656 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. {continued). 
 
 In annuntiationem S. Mariae. 
 
 Combefis Novum Auftarium, i. 601 
 
 Epiftola ad Casfarium monachum. 
 
 Le Moyne, Varia Sacra, i ; Canifius, i. 226 
 
 Opufcula tria, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 8 
 
 Homilije ii. Ibid. 14. Append. 239 
 
 Brevis interpreiatio in S. Evangelium fecundum 
 Johannem, Latinc. Canifius, i. 217 
 
 De facerdotio, libri vi., Gr. et Lat. Acceffit 
 Differtationes procemiales de dignitate facer- 
 dotali, item S. Chryfoftomi vita e Cavii His- 
 toria Literaria defumpta. Editionem ador- 
 navit, prsfalionemque adjecit Joannes Hughes, 
 A.M. 8°. Cantab. 1710 
 
 The preliminary difTertations, as above, have been trans- 
 lated by Hicks, Chriftian Priefthood, 3. 283. 
 
 Of the priefthood. Tranflated by the Rev. 
 
 John Bunce, Reftor of Chingford. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1759 
 Homilies on the ftatues ; or, to the people of 
 
 Antioch. Tranflated, with notes and indices. 
 
 Lib. of Fathers, vol. 9. Oxf. 1842 
 
 Homilies on the Gofpel of St. Matthew. Trans- 
 lated, with notes and indices. 3 parts. 8°. 
 
 Lib. of Fathers, vol. ii, 15, and 34. 
 
 Oxf. 1843-51 
 
 Parti. 1843. Horn. 1-25. Chap. 1-7. 
 
 Part 2. 1843. Horn. 26-58. Chap. 8-17. 
 
 Part 3. 1851. Horn. 59-90. Chap. 18-28. 
 
 Homilies on the Gofpel of St. John. Tranflated, 
 with notes and indices. 2 parts. 8°. Lib. 
 of Fathers, vol. 28 and 36. Oxf. 1848-52 
 
 Part I. 1848. Horn, i— 41. Chap. 1—5. 
 
 Part 2. ^1852. Horn. 42-88. Chap. 6-21. 
 
 Homilies on the Afts of the Apoftles. Trans- 
 lated, with notes and indices. 2 parts. 8°. 
 Lib. of Fathers, vol. 33 and 35. Oxf. 1851 
 Part I. 1851. Horn. 1-28. Chap. 1-13. 
 Part 2. 1852. Horn. 29-55. Chap. 13-28. 
 
 Homilies on Romans. Lib. of Fathers, vol. 7. 
 8°. Oxf. 1 841 
 
 Homilies on 1 Corinthians. Tranflated, with 
 notes and indices. 2 parts. 8°. Lib. of 
 Fathers, vol. 4 and 5. Oxf. 1839 
 
 Part 1. Horn. 1-24. Chap. 1-16. 
 Part 2. Horn. 25-44. Chap. 10-16. 
 
 Homilies on the fecond epiftle to the Corinthians. 
 
 Tranflated, with notes and indices. Lib, of 
 
 Fathers, vol. 27. 8°. Oxf 1848 
 
 Commentaries on Galatians and Homilies on 
 
 Ephefians. Tranflated. Lib. of Fathers, vol. 6. 
 
 8°._ _ Oxf 1 840 
 
 Homilies on the epiftles of St. Paul to the 
 
 Philippians, Coloffians, and Theflalonians. 
 
 Tranflated, with notes and indices. Lib. of 
 
 Fathers, vol. 14. 8°. Oxf 1843 
 
 Homilies on the epiftles to Timothy, Titus, and 
 
 Philemon. Tranflated, with notes and indices. 
 . Lib. of Fathers, vol. 12. 8°. Oxf 1843 
 
 CHRYSOSTOM, St. {continued). 
 Two homilies on Philip. 2. 6-1 1. Tranflated. 
 Voice of the Church 
 A fermon on Chriftmas day, on i Tim. 3. 16. 
 
 Tranflated from the Greek. 8°. ^77^ 
 
 The life of St. Chryfoftom. Tranflated from 
 
 the German of Dr. Neander, by the Rev. 
 
 J. C. Stapleton, M.A., F.L.S., Reftor of 
 
 Teverfal. 8°. Vol. I. [All yet publiflied.J 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 CHRYTR^US, David. 
 Vita. See Schutzius. 
 CHUBB, Thomas. 
 
 A deiftical writer. Born at Eaft Harnham, near Salis- 
 bury, 1679. Received a common education. Served an 
 apprenticelhip to a glover. Became partner with a tallow- 
 chandler. Died at Salifbury 1747. 
 
 Two enquiries, one of them concerning pro- 
 perty ; in which is confldered, liberty of 
 confcience, and the other concerning fin ; 
 wherein is confidered original fin. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 17 17 
 
 The fupremacy of the Father afferted ; or, eight arguments 
 from Scripture to prove, that the Son is a being inferior 
 and fubordinate to the Father, and that the Father alone 
 is the fupreme God. Ff. 7. Pp. 103. 8"^. Lond. 1715 
 
 Another. Second edition. 8^. 17 18 
 
 The previous queftion with regard to religion ; humbly 
 offered as neceffary to be confidered, in order to the fet- 
 tling and determining all other queftions on this fubjedt. 
 Third edition. Pp. 38. A fupplement to the previous 
 queftion, in which God's moral charadler is more fully 
 vindicated. In a letter to a friend. Pp. 48. Sm. 8'^. 
 
 Lend. 1725 
 
 An examination of Mr. Barclay's principles, with regard to 
 man's natural ability fmce the fall, as laid down in his 
 book, entitled, An Apology, &:c. In a letter to a friend. 
 To which is added, The glory of Chrift ; or, a difcourfe 
 upon 2 Cor. 8. 23. Pp. 99. Sm. 8°. Lend. 1726 
 
 Human nature vindicated j or, a reply to Mr. Beaven's 
 book, entitled. Supernatural Influences neceffary to Sal- 
 vation. In a fecond letter to a friend. Humbly offered 
 to the confideration of the people called Quakers. Pp. 47. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 A vindication of God's moral character, as to the caufe and 
 origin of evil, both natural and moral. In a letter to a 
 friend. Pp. 80. Sm. ^°. Lond. 1726 
 
 A fupplement to the vindication of God's moral charadter. 
 Wherein three objections are examined : two urged 
 againft the wifdom and goodnefs of God ; and the other 
 againft human liberty. To which is added, The cafe of 
 Abraham with regard to his offering up Ifaac in facrifice, 
 re-examined. In a letter to a clergyman. Pp. 48. 
 Sm. 8^. Lond. 1727 
 
 Three tra<fl:s, viz. I. A difcourfe concerning perfecution. 
 II. A letter of thanks to the author of the traft, in- 
 tituled, A Friendly Admonition to Mr. Chubb. III. Some 
 remarks on Dr. Morgan's letter, intituled, A Letter to 
 Mr. Chubb, occafioned by his Two Letters to a Friend. 
 Pp. 103. Sm. 8*^. Lond. 1727 
 
 Scripture evidence confidered, in a view of the controverfy 
 betwixt the author and Mr. Barclay's defenders, viz. 
 Mr. Beaven and Dr. Morgan ; in a fourth letter to a 
 friend. To which are added, two tradls, viz. I. Some 
 fhort refle<ftions on virtue and happinefs. II. A few 
 things humbly offered to the confideration of believers 
 and unbelievers, in thefe happy days of liberty of inquiry. 
 Pp. 114. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1728 
 
 Some fhort refledlions on t.he grounds and extent of autho- 
 rity and liberty, with refpedl to civil government. Oc-
 
 657 
 
 658 
 
 CHUBB, Thomas {continued). 
 
 cafioned by Dr. Rogers's Vindication of the Civil Efta- 
 blifhmcnt of Religion. Pp.52. Sm. 8°. Lon J. IJ2S 
 
 A dilcourfe concerning reafon, with regard to religion and 
 divine revelation. Occafioned by the Lord Bifhop of 
 London's Second Paftoral Letter. To which are added, 
 Some refiecftions upon the comparative excellency and 
 ufefulnefs of moral and pofitive duties. Pp. 83. 8°. 
 
 LonJ. 1 7 3 I 
 
 An enquiry concerning the grounds and reafons, or what 
 thofe principles are, on which two of our anniverlary 
 folemnities are founded : viz. That on the 30th Jan. 
 being appointed to be kept as a day of fading ; and that 
 on the 5th of Nov. appointed to be kept as a day of 
 thankfgiving. To which is added, The fufficiency of 
 reafon in matters of religion, farther confidered. Pp.66. 
 8°. Land. 1732 
 
 Four trails : viz. I. An enquiry concerning the books of 
 the New Teftament, whether they were written by 
 divine infpiration, &c. IL Remarks on Britannicus's 
 letters, publifhed in the London journals ; containing an 
 argument drawn from the fingle fadt of Chrift's refur- 
 redlion, to prove the divinity of his miflion. Wherein 
 is fliewn, that Britannicus's argument does not anfwer 
 the purpofe for which it was intended, &c. IIL The 
 cafe of Abraham with refpeft to his being commanded 
 by God to offer his fon, Ifaac, in facrificc, farther con- 
 fidered. In anfwer to Mr. Stone's remarks. In a letter 
 to the Rev. Mr. Stone. IV. The equity and reafon- 
 ablenefs of a future judgment and retribution exem- 
 plifyed ; or, a difcourfe on the parable of the unmerciful 
 iervant, Matt. 18.23-35. Pp- ^5'- ^"- Lond.i-]i^ 
 
 Some obfervations offered to publick confideration, occa- 
 fioned by the oppofition made to Dr. Rundle's election 
 to the fee of Gloucefter. In which the credit of the 
 hiftory of the Old Teftament is particularly confidered. 
 To which are added, three trafts, viz. I. An anfwer to 
 Mr. Stone's Second Remarks on the Cafe of Abraham, 
 &c. In a fecond letter to the Rev. Mr. Stone. II. A 
 difcourfe on fincerity. Occafioned by what Dr. Water- 
 land has lately written on the fubjeft. III. A fupple- 
 ment to the traift, intitled, The Equity and Reafonable- 
 nefs of a Future Judgment and Retribution exemplified, 
 &c. Pp. xiii. 114. 8°. Land. 1735 
 
 Two letters, containing, I. An enquiry concerning church 
 difcipline. In a letter to the Rev. Dr. Stebbing. II. 
 An enquiry concerning covenants. In a letter to the 
 Rev. Dr. Waterland. To which is added, A defence of 
 Proteftantifm. In anfwer to the Modeft Plea for Popery. 
 Pp. 122. 8°. Lond. 1736 
 
 The equity and reafonablenefs of the divine condudl, in 
 pardoning finners upon their repentance, exemplified ; or, 
 a difcourfe on the parable of the prodigal fon. Occa- 
 fioned by Dr. Butler's Analogy of Religion. To which 
 are added, Two differtations, viz. I. Concerning the fence 
 and meaning of St. Paul's words, Titus, 3. 10, 11. II. 
 Concerning the time for keeping a Sabbath. In a 
 letter to Mr. Elwall. To which is added, The cafe of 
 pecuniary muldts, with regard to Diffenters. In a fecond 
 letter to the Rev. Dr. Stebbing. Pp. iii. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1737 
 
 The true gofpel of Jefus Chrift vindicated. And alfo a 
 vindication of the author's fhort differtation on provi- 
 dence. Pp. 77. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 A difcourfe on miracles confidered as evidences to prove the 
 divine original of a revelation. To which is added, An 
 appendix, containing an enquiry, Whether the doftrines 
 of a future ftate, and retribution, were taught by Mofes 
 and the Prophets ? Humbly offered to the confideration 
 of the Rev. Dr. Warburton, and all others that intereft 
 themfelves in this queftion. Pp. viii. 112. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 741 
 
 The grounds and foundation of morality confidered. 
 Wherein is fliewn, that difinterefted benevolence is a 
 proper and worthy principle of a(flion to intelligent 
 
 CHUBB, Thomas [continued). 
 
 beings. Occafioned by the Rev. Mr. Rutherford's Eflay 
 on Morality. To which is added. The firft fedlion of the 
 author's farewel to his readers j namely, the introduc- 
 tion. Wherein thofe points, viz. Of divine impreffions 
 on men's minds; of ipecial grace; of the virtue and 
 merit of faith ; and of St. Thomas's unbelief, are parti- 
 cularly confidered. Pp. 85. 8°. Lond. 1745 
 
 Four diflertations, viz. I. On the hiftory of Melchizedek. 
 II. On the temper and behaviour of Efau and Jacob, the 
 two fons of the patriarch liaac. III. On the condudl of 
 Balaam. IV. On Bifhop Sherlock's affertion, viz. Thus 
 far all is well. Infcribed to Mr. Samuel Dicker. 
 Pp. 121. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 Anonymous traEli relating to Chuhb. 
 
 A friendly admonition to Mr. Chubb, to ftiew him how 
 little honour he hath done the Chriftian religion in two 
 papers lately publiftied by him, though one of them is 
 called. The Glory of Chrift. Pp.33. 8°. Low J. 1727 
 
 A harmony in Chriftianity; being an anfwer to Mr. T. 
 Chubb's book, entitled, The True Gofpel of Jefus Chrift. 
 By a fufferer for truth. Pp.42. 8°. LsnJ. 1738 
 
 The religion of nature confidered : to which is added, a 
 poftfcript, containing refledtions on Mr. Chubb's dis- 
 courfe concerning reafon, &c., fo far as it refpedls this 
 fubjed. Pp. vii. 152. 8^. Lond. 1731 
 
 An effay on moral obligation : with a view towards fettling 
 the controverfy concerning moral and pofitive duties. 
 In anfwer to two late pamphlets ; the one entitled. The 
 True Foundation of Natural and Revealed Religion As- 
 ferted. The other. Some Refleftions upon the compa- 
 rative Excellency and Ufefulnefs of Moral and Pofitive 
 Duties ; by Mr. Chubb. Pp.83. 8°. Lond. 1711 
 
 A letter to Mr. T. Chubb : occafioned by his late book, 
 intitled, The True Gofpel of Jefus Chrift Afferted. By 
 R. P. Pp. 68. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 The infpiration of the New Teftament afferted : the in- 
 tegrity of the facred writers vindicated ; and the method 
 of falvation by a Redeemer confirmed. In anfwer to a 
 late book of Mr. Chubb's, entitled. The True Gofpel, 
 &c. In a letter to that author. By Phileleutherus 
 Chriftianus. Pp. 56. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 A difcourfe of miracles, confidered as evidence to prove the 
 divine original of a revelation. In which feveral mis- 
 takes are redlified, and deficiencies fupplied, in Mr. T. 
 Chubb's late difcourfe on the fame fubjedl. In a letter 
 to Mr. T. Chubb. Pp. 69. 8°. Lond. 1742 
 
 An examination of Mr. Chubb's Difcourfe on Miracles. 
 Addreffed to Mr. T. Chubb. By a Layman. Pp. ii. 81. 
 8°. Lond. 1742 
 
 The cafe of Abraham and Melchizedeck, the hiftory of 
 Efau and Jacob, and the ftory of Balaam confidered and 
 explained ; and the miftakes of Mr. Chubb and others 
 correfted. With a poftfcript, relating to the expulfion 
 of the Canaanites by Jofhua. Pp. viii. 72. 8^. 
 
 Lend. 1 746 
 
 Obfervations on obfervations; or, our belief in the Chrift- 
 ian religion's being a divine revelation, eftabliftied upon 
 its only proper and folid foundation. With fome re- 
 marks on one of the late Mr. Chubb's pofthumous works. 
 In a letter from a true and difinterefted Chriftian, to the 
 author of a pamphlet, intitled. The Reformation Re- 
 .*brmed, &c. Pp.46. 8°. Lond. 1748 
 
 CHURCH, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born 1707. Educated at Brafenofe College, Oxford. 
 Vicar of Batterfea 1740 ; to which was added a prebendal 
 ftall in St. Paul's Cathedral. Died 1756. In his work 
 on the Miraculous Powers he was affifted by Abp. Seeker. 
 
 An eflay towards vindicating the literal fenfe of 
 the demoniacks in the New Teilament. In 
 anfwer to a late enquiry into the meaning of 
 them. [Anonymous.] 8°. ZoW. 1737 
 
 A reply to the farther enquiry into the meaning of the 
 
 u u
 
 659 
 
 66o 
 
 CHURCH, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 demoniacks in the New Teftament. By the author of 
 the Effiy. Pp.96. 8°. Lo«^. 1738 
 
 A fhort ftate of the controverfy about the meaning of the 
 demoniacks in the New Teftament. With a vindica- 
 tion of the Reply to the Farther Enquiry, from all the 
 objedlions of a late tradl, intitled, A Review of the Con- 
 troverfy. By the fame hand. Pp. 32. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 An explanation and defence of the dodlrine of 
 the Church of England concerning regenera- 
 tion, works before grace, and fome other points 
 relating thereto. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 A ferious and expoftulatory letter to the Rev. Mr. George 
 Whitefield, on occafion of his late letter to the Bilhop 
 of London, and other bifhops ; and in vindication of the 
 obfervations upon the conduft and behaviour of a certain 
 fedl ufually diftinguifhed by the name of Methodifts, not 
 long fmce publifhed. Pp. 60. 8^. Lond. 1744 
 
 Remarks on the Rev. Mr. John Wefley's hft Journal. 
 Wherein he gives an account of the tenets and proceed- 
 ings of the Moravians, efpecially thofe in England, and 
 of the divifions and perplexities of the Methodifts, fhew- 
 ing, by the confeftion of Mr. Wefley himfelf, the many 
 errors relating both to faith and practice, which have 
 already arifen among thefe deluded people 5 and in a 
 particular manner explaining the very fatal tendency of 
 denying good works to be conditions of our juftification. 
 In a letter to that gentleman. Pp. 76. 8°. Lond. 1745 
 
 Some farther remarks on the Rev. Mr. John Wefley's laft 
 Journal, together with a few confiderations on his Farther 
 Appeal ; fhewing the inconfiftency of his condudl and 
 fentiments, with the conftitution and dodlrine of the 
 Church of England, and explaining the articles relating 
 to juftification. To which is annexed, A Vindication of 
 the Remarks ; being a reply to Mr. Wefley's Anfwer. 
 In a fecond letter to that gentleman, i— viii. Pp. 143. 
 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 37. 37. Preached at the funeral of the Rev. 
 Thomas Cawley, M.A. 4°. Lond. 1748 
 
 A vindication of the miraculous powers which 
 
 fubfifted in the three firft centuries of the Chriftian 
 Church. In anfwer to Dr. Middleton's Free Enquiry. 
 By which it is fhewn that we have no fufHcient reafon 
 to believe, from the Doftor's reafonings and objections, 
 that no fuch powers were continued to the Church after 
 the days of the apoftles. With a preface, containing 
 fome obfervations on Dr. Mead's account of the de- 
 moniacs, in his new piece, intituled, Medica Sacra. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1750 
 
 An appeal to the ferious and unprejudiced ; or, 
 a fecond vindication of the miraculous powers which 
 fubfifted in the three firft centuries of the Chriftian 
 Church. In anfwer to the late pofthumous work of 
 Dr. Middleton. To which is added an appendix, in 
 reply to Mr. Toll's Remarks. 8°. Lond. 1751 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 30. 9. [Charity Schools, L. and W.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 75 1 
 
 Serious and friendly letters to a Deift. [Anonymous.] 
 Pp. viii. 81. 12°, Lond. 1752 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 19. 3. [City of London Lying-in 
 Hofpital.] 4°. Lond. 1753 
 
 Sermon, James, i. 27. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4^. 
 
 Lond. 1756 
 
 An analyfis of the philofophical works of the late Lord 
 Bolingbroke. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1755* 
 
 CHURCH Committee ; or, an incident in the 
 life of Mr. John Wilful. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 841 
 
 CHURCH in the world and the Church of the 
 firil-born; or, an afFeftionate addrefs to Chrift- 
 ian minifters upholding Oxford Traft dodrines. 
 Sm. 8". Lond. 1840 
 
 CHURCH MUSIC (A traftate on). Being an 
 extraft from Mr. Peirce's Vindication of Dis- 
 fenters. Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 1786 
 
 Againft Inftrumental Mufic. 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND Quarterly Review, 
 
 from its commencement in 1837 to 1852. 
 16 vol. 8°. Lond. 1837-52 
 
 Continued. 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND Magazine, from the 
 commencement in June 1836 to Dec. 1852. 
 29 vol. Imperial 8°. Lond. 1836-52 
 
 Continued monthly. 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND Tract Society, in- 
 llituted at Briftol, 181 1 (Publications of 
 the). 2 vol. 12°. Brijiol, 1835 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND. A ferious and 
 compaflionate inquiry into the caufcs of the 
 prefent neglefl and contempt of the Proteftant 
 religion and Church of England. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1674 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND'S wifh for the re- 
 ftoring of primitive difcipline confidered, in 
 order to its being brought to efFeft. On which 
 occafion is fhewn the inftitution, nature, end, 
 and neceflity of difcipline in the Church of 
 Chrift. 8°. Lond. 1703 
 
 CHURCH OF ENGLAND (A ferious enquiry 
 into the prefent ftate of the) ; or, the danger 
 of the Church from the rafhnefs of the clergy. 
 In a letter to Dr. Atterbury, prolocutor to 
 the lower Houfe of Convocation. Pp. 47. 
 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 1 
 
 CHURCHMAN'S Monthly Review and Chro- 
 nicle, 1 841 to its conclufion in 1847. 7 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1841-47 
 
 CHURCHMAN (The) armed againft the errors 
 of the time. By the Society for the Diftribu- 
 tion of Trails in Defence of the United Church 
 of England and Ireland. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 14 
 Vol. I. 
 On the conftitution of the Church of Chrift, on the 
 minifterial commifllon, and on the unity to be pre- 
 ferved in the Church. 
 Davies, Rev. Edw., difcourfes on Church union, — 
 
 1 Cor. 4. I. The minifterial commiflion of the Church 
 
 II 
 
 John, 17. 21. The unity of the Church. (2ferm.) 31 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. Of the unity of obedience to the laws 
 
 oi Chrift. (2 ferm.) - - - - 57 
 
 John, 13. 35. Of charity, the bond of union 85 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 10. Of the law of difcipline - loi 
 I Cor. 12. 25. Of the fin of feparation - 117 
 Wake's Apoftolical Fathers (extracts from) 145 
 Nelfon, R. Efq., Ember days in Lent explained. 
 
 (From Companion for the Fafts) - - 161 
 Ecclefiaftical eftablifhments and tefts, — 
 
 Rotheram's eflay on eftablifliments in religion 183 
 
 Warburton, Bifhop. Ofateftlaw - - 277 
 
 Hoadly, Bifhop. The prefent delufion of many Pro- 
 
 teftants confidered. A fermon. [On I Theft'. 2. 1 1. J 
 
 341 
 Sherlock, Biftiop. Arguments againft a repeal of the 
 
 Teft Adts ------ 363 
 
 Horfley, Bifhop. Cafe of Diifenters with reference to 
 
 the Teft Ads ... ^ii
 
 66 1 
 
 662 
 
 CHURCHMAN ARMED [continued). 
 
 Ellys, Biihop. The claims of fome Englifh Proteft- 
 
 ants to greater liberty than they now enjoy 479 
 Burke. On the French revolution (extrails from) 501 
 Vol. a. 
 Church of England. 
 
 Swift, Dean. Sentiments of a Church-of-England 
 
 man with refpeft to religion and government 7 
 Synge, Archbp. A true Churchman fet in a juft and 
 
 clear light ------ 45 
 
 Ellys, Bifhop. The nature of fupremacy in matters 
 
 ecclefiaftical vefted in the crown - - 83 
 
 Popery. 
 
 Forfter, N. Popery deftrudlive of the evidence of 
 
 Chriftianity. A fermon. [On Mark, 7. 13.] 131 
 Bull, Bilhop. The corruptions of the Church of Rome 
 
 in relation to ecclefiaftical government, the nile of 
 
 faith, ai;d form of divine wor/hip - - 151 
 
 Kipling, Dean. Certain accufations by Irilh Papifts 
 
 examined ------ 239 
 
 Burgefs, Biihop. Chrift and not St. Peter the rock 
 
 of the Chriftian Church, and St. Paul the founder 
 
 of the Church in Britain . . - ^09 
 Second letteron the independence of the ancient 
 
 Britifh Church ----- 368 
 
 Leflie, Charles. The cafe ftated between the Church 
 
 of Rome and the Church of England - 421 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Toleration. 
 
 Brett, Thos. LL.D. True moderation j a fermon on 
 
 Phil. 4. 5 9 
 
 Stebbing, Henry. An effay concerning civil govern- 
 ment as it ftands related to religion - - 33 
 
 CHURCHMAN'S REMEMBRANCER. Being 
 
 a colleftion of fcarce and valuable tradls in 
 
 defence of the doftrine and difcipline of the 
 
 Church of England. 2 vol. 8°. Lond.\%o'] 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Waterland. Regeneration ftated and explained, with 
 additional notes. 
 
 Winchefter, Rev. T.,D.D. A differtation on the xviith 
 article of the Church of England : wherein the fenti- 
 ments of the compilers are fully deduced on the fub- 
 jedl of the divine decrees ; with a ftiort trad, afcer- 
 taining the reign and time in which the royal decla- 
 ration before the xxxix articles was firft publiftied. 
 A new edition, with emendations and biographical 
 preface. 
 
 Waterland. A fummary view of the doftrine of juftifi- 
 cation, with a complete lift of his writings. 
 
 Barlow, Bifliop. The fum and fubftance of the confer- 
 ence at Hampton Court, whereunto are added fome 
 copies (fcattered abroad) unfavoury and untrue, with 
 a prefatory advertifement. 
 
 Extrafts from Plaifere's Appello Evangelium, for the 
 True Doftrine of Divine Predeftination, with a pre- 
 fatory advertifement. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Stanley, Dean. The faith and pradlice of a Church-of- 
 England man, with a prefatory advertifement. 
 
 Jackfon, Lawrence. A differtation on epifcopacy, ftiew- 
 ing in one fhort and plain view the grounds for it in 
 Scripture and antiquity, with advertifement. 
 
 Norris, John. A difcourfe concerning the pretended 
 religious affembling in private conventicles, wherein 
 the unlawfulnefs and unreafonablenefs of it is fully 
 evinced by feveral arguments, with a preface. 
 
 CHURCHMAN (The True,) and Loyal Subjeft. 
 8°. Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 CHURCH Missionary Society Proceedings, 
 from the formation of the Society in 1800 to 
 1827. 14 vol. 8°. ZuW. 1801-27 
 
 CHURCH Missionary Record, detailing the 
 proceedings of the Church Miffionary Society, 
 1830 to 1843. 14 vol. 8°. Lond. 1830-43 • 
 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND (A compendium of 
 the laws of the). Second edition. 2 vol. 
 12°. Edin. 1837-40 
 
 Vol. I. Second edition, 1837. 
 Chronological view of the adls of parliament by which the 
 Church of Scotland was eftablifhed and is maintained 1 
 Firft Book of Difcipline, 1560 - - - 46 
 
 Second Book of Difcipline, 1578 - - - 123 
 
 Form of procefs in the judicatories of the Church of 
 Scotland with relation to fcandals and cenfures ap- 
 proved, 1707 - - - - - 155 
 Walter Steuart, Efq., of Pardovan. Colleftions and 
 obfervations methodifed concerning the worfhip, difci- 
 pline, and government of the Church of Scotland 187 
 Extracts from Principal Hill's View of the conftitution 
 of the Church of Scotland - - - - 459 
 Vol. 2. Second edition, 1840. 
 An abridgment of the adls of the General AfTembly of 
 the Church of Scotland, from 1560 to 1840. With a 
 fummary of the various ads of parliament relative to 
 the Church of Scotland. 
 A fupplement to the Compendium of the Laws 
 of the Church of Scotland. By Alex. Peterkin. 
 12°. Edin. 1836 
 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND (Proceedings of the 
 General AlTembly of the). 1840. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1840 
 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND (Annals of the 
 General Affembly of the), from the final feces- 
 fionin 1739 to the origin of the Relief in 1752. 
 With an appendix of biographical (ketches, il- 
 luftrative documents, and notes. 1 2°. Edin. 1838 
 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND (An account of the 
 
 government of the) as it is eftablifhed bylaw, and of the 
 difcipline and worfhip prefently pradifed by that Church. 
 To which is added, The form of procefs in the feveral 
 judicatories thereof, with relation to fcandals and cen- 
 fures ; approved by an ad of Aflembly met at Edinburgh, 
 iSth of April, 1707. Ff. 3. Pp.56. 4°. Lond. iJoZ 
 
 CHURCH OF ROME (Claims of the) confidered 
 with a view to unity. By the author of Pro- 
 pofals for Chriftian Unity. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 848 
 
 CHURCH OF ROME. A colleftion of texts of 
 Scripture, in which the different tenets of the 
 Church of Rome are fully ftated and fairly 
 anfwered from Scripture and comment on 
 Scripture. 12°. Dubl. 1827 
 
 CHURCHES OF LONDON. A hiftory and 
 defcription of the ecclefiaftical edifices of the 
 metropolis, with biographical anecdotes of 
 eminent perfons, notices of remarkable monu- 
 ments, &c., by Geo. Godwin, F.S.A., affifted 
 by John Britton, Efq. Illuftrated by numerous 
 plates, engraved by J. Le Keux. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 
 CHURCH GOVERNMENT. The firft and 
 
 large petition of the Citie of London, &c. for a reforma- 
 tion in Church government, as alfo for the abolifhment 
 of epifcopacie ; with a remonitrance thereto annexed, of 
 the many prefTures and grievances occafioned by the 
 bifhops, and the fundry inconveniences incident to epi- 
 fcopacie. The tyrannie and extortion pradifed in eccle- 
 fiafticall courts, together with the unlawfulnelTe of the
 
 663 
 
 CHURCH GOVERNMENT [continued). 
 
 oath ex officio preferred to the high and honourable court 
 of parliament. Pp. 15. 4°. j. /. 1641 
 
 CHURCHILL, Charles. 
 
 An Englifh poet. Born in Vine Street, Weftminfter, 
 1731. Entered into orders 1756 ; but afterwards renounced 
 the clerical profefTion. Died 1764. The fermons publi/hed 
 in his name after his deceafe are fuppofed to have been the 
 compofition of his father, who wasreflor ofRainham, ElTex. 
 
 Sermons. 
 Dedication [in verfe] i— ix 
 James, 5. 16. (2 ferm.) i 
 Matt. 6. 9. (2 ferm.) 47 
 Matt. 6. 10. (2 ferm.) 91 
 
 Poems. 
 
 Lond. 1765 
 Matt. 6. II - - 133 
 Matt. 6. 12 - - 151 
 Matt. 6. 13. (2 ferm.) 169 
 
 Britilh Poets, 57 & 58 
 , Fellow of Clare Hall, 
 
 CHURCHILL, F., D.D 
 
 Cambridge. 
 Concio ad clerum, 2 Sam. i. 17. De Davidis in 
 
 Saulum etjonathanum threno. 4.°. Cant.ijj'^ 
 CHURTON, Edward, M.A., Redor of Crayke, 
 
 Prebendary of York, and Archdeacon of 
 
 Cleaveland. 
 The early Englifh Church. A new edition, cor- 
 
 redled. 12°. Lond. 1841 
 
 CHURTON, Ralph, M.A. 
 
 Born at Bickley, Chefhire, 1754. Entered Brafenofe 
 College, Oxford, 1772. Elecfted Fellow 1778. Prefented 
 to the living of Middleton Cheny 1792. Archdeacon of 
 St. David's 1805. Diedi83i. 
 
 Eight fermons on the prophecies refpefling the 
 deftruftion of Jerufalem, preached, 1785, at 
 the lefture founded by the Rev. John Bamp- 
 ton. 8°. Oxf. 1785 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. Introdudlory view of the Advent of the 
 
 Meffiah i 
 
 Matt. 24. 14. On the previouspropagation ofthe gofpel 41 
 Matt. 24. 4, 5. On the appearance of falfe Chrlfts and 
 falfe prophets, with feme remarks on the evidence of 
 prophecy and miracles . - . - %j 
 
 Matt. 24. 8. On the figns of wrath and the commence- 
 ment of troubles - - - - - 125 
 Luke, 21. 20, 21. On the providential deliverance of 
 the Chriftians - - - - - 153 
 Luke, 19. 41-44. On the miferies ofthe fiege, and the 
 final defolation ofthe city and the temple - 183 
 Rom. 11.25,26. On the future converfion ofthe Jews 215 
 John, 14. 29. Recapitulation - - - 239 
 A fhort defence of the Church of England. In 
 anfwer to thofe from whom we feparated, and 
 to thofe who feparate from us. 8°. 0.^.1795 
 Life of Nowell. See Nowell. 
 Memoir of Townfon. See Townson. 
 CIACCONI, Peter. 
 
 A very learned critic of Spain. Born at Toledo 1525. 
 Died at Rome 1581. He was employed with others by 
 Pope Gregory XIIL in correfting the Calendar, and in re- 
 vifing an edition of the Bible. 
 De triclinio Romano [five de modo convivendi 
 
 apud prifcos Romanos.J Fulvi Urfmi appendix. 
 
 8°. Rom^,.\<^^% 
 
 Epiftolje. Martene et Durand, Colledlio III. 
 
 CIAMPINI, John Justin. 
 
 A learned Italian. Born at Rome 1633. He quitted 
 the ftudy of the civil law for the pradlice of the apoftolical 
 chancery. Died 1698. 
 De facris jedificiis a Conftantino Magno con- 
 
 ftruftis, fynopfis hiftorica. Folio. Romce, \6gT, 
 
 664 
 
 CAMPINI, John Juftin {continued). 
 
 Vetera monumenta in quibus prascipua mufiva 
 opera, facrarum profanarumque aedium ftruc- 
 tura, differtationibus iconibufque illuilrantur. 
 2 vol. Folio. Rorrite, 1690-99* 
 
 The above three volumes were reprinted at Rome, 1747, 
 with Opufcula, and a life added. 
 Examen libri pontificalis. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 3. 33 
 CICERO, Marcus Tullius. 
 
 One of the greateft orators of antiquity. Born in the 
 647th year of Rome, about 107 years before Chrift. Having 
 given offence to Mark Anthony he was beheaded b.c. 43. 
 
 Opera quae fuperfunt, omnia, cum Afconio et 
 fcholiafte veteri ; ac notis integris P. Viftorii, 
 J. Camerarii, F. Urfmi, et feleftis P. Manutii, 
 D. Lambini, J. Gulielmi, J. Gruteri, J. F. et 
 J. Gronoviorum, J. G. Grasvii, et aliorum 
 quamplurimorum, qui aliquam Ciceronis 
 operum partem animadverfionibus illuftrave- 
 runt, Ifaacus Verburgius collegit, difpofuit, re- 
 cenfuit. 11 vol. in 16. 8°. Amfi. 1724 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Ciceronrs hiftoria. Per F. Fabricium Marcoduranum I 
 Cicero a calumniis vindicatus, aucflore A. Schotto 135 
 Rhetoricorum ad C. Herennium, libri iv. - - i 
 
 De inventione rhetorica libri - - - 143 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 De oratore, libri iii. ..... 273 
 
 De Claris oratoribus, liber qui dicitur Brutus - 524 
 
 Orator, ad Brutum ... - - 693 
 
 Topica, ad C. Trebatium - . - . 758 
 
 Partitiones oratorise - ... - 785 
 
 De Optimo genere oratorum - - - 821 
 
 Vol 3. Pars I et 2. Orationes, tom. I. 
 Vol. 4. Pars I et 2. Orationes, tom. 2. 
 
 Vol. 5. Pars 1 et 2. 
 Orationes, tom. 3. 
 
 Salluftii, feu potiusincertiaudlorisinCiceronieoratio 3317 
 Ciceronis, feu potius incerti auftoris, refponfio - 3320 
 Ad populum et equites Rom. antequam iret in exilium 
 
 3327 
 Vol. 6. Pars i et 2. Epiftolas ad Familiares. 
 Vol. 7. Pars I. Epiftolae ad P. Atticum . 913 
 
 Vol. 7. Pars 2. 
 Epiftolae ad Atticum. 
 
 Epiftolae ad Q. Fratrem - ... - 2029 
 
 Epiftolae ad Brutum - - - - - 2140 
 
 Ad Odtavium epiftola - - - . - 2190 
 
 T. Pomponii Attici vita, per Cornelium Nepotem 2196 
 
 Vol. 8. Philofophicorum. Vol. i. 
 Academicarum quaeftionum ad Varronem, liber i. 2217 
 Academicarum quaeftionum, liber iv. qui infcribitur Lu- 
 cuUus --.-.-- 2241 
 
 De finibus bonorum et malorum, libri v. - - 2336 
 Tufculanarum difputationum, libri v. - - 2555 
 
 Vol. 9. Philofophicorum. Vol. 2. 
 De natura deorum, libri iii. . . . . 2879 
 
 De divinatione, libri ii. _ . - . 3108 
 
 De fato, liber i. 3^58 
 
 De legibus, libri iii. - . . . • 3289 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 De officiis, libri iii. ..... 3423 
 
 Cato Major, feu de fenedlute ... 3702 
 
 Laelius, feu de amicitia ... - - 3759 
 Paradoxa Stoicorum fex .... 3819 
 
 Q^Cicero de petitione confulatus ... 3854 
 M. TuUii Ciceronis fcriptorum fragmenta - 3887 
 
 Confolatio M. T. Ciceroni adfcripta - - 4076 
 
 Vol. II. Indices feptem.
 
 665 
 
 666 
 
 CICERO, Marcus Tullius {continued). 
 On the nature of the gods, in three books, with 
 critical, philofophical, and explanatory notes, 
 by the Rev. Dr. Francklin. A new edition. 
 To which is added. An inquiry into the aftro- 
 nomy and anatomy of the antients ; with a 
 chronological table and remarks on the theo- 
 logy of the Greek philofophers. 8°. L. 1775 
 Seledl orations ; tranflated into Englifh, with the 
 original Latin, from the beft editions, and 
 notes, hiltorical, critical, and explanatory. By 
 William Duncan, Prof, of Philofophy in the 
 Univerfity of Aberdeen. A new edition, cor- 
 refted. 8°. Lojid. 18 16 
 
 Orations, literally tranflated, by C. D. Yonge, 
 B.A. 4 vol. Sm. 8°. ZffW. 1851-52 
 
 EfTays on old age and friendfliip. With remarks, 
 by William Melmoth, Efq. Eighth edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Thoughts publiflied in Lat. and Fr., by the 
 Abbe Olivet ; to which is now added an 
 Englifli tranflation, with notes. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1750 
 Confolations from natural religion. See Black- 
 lock, T. 
 Political works, comprifing his treatife on the 
 republic; and his treatife on the laws. Trans- 
 lated from the original, with difl'ertations and 
 notes, by Francis Barham, Efq. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1841 
 Vol. I. 
 A review of the life and politics of Cicero - i 
 
 The republic ------ 1^9 
 
 Vol. 2. Treatife on the laws 
 
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 decouvert et commente, par M. Mai, avec une 
 
 traduction Fran^aife, un difcours preliminaire, 
 
 et des diflertations hiftoriques, par M. Ville- 
 
 main. 2 vol. 8°. Par. 1823 
 
 Cato Major, ordifcourfeon old age. AddrefTed to 
 
 Titus Pomponius Atticus ; with explanatory 
 
 notes, by Benj. Franklin, LL.D. F. i. 163. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1778 
 
 Traite des loix, traduit par M. Morabin. 12°. 
 
 .1719 
 
 Les deux livres de la divination, traduits en 
 
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 Latin. Suivis du Traite de la Confolation, par 
 Morabin. 12°. Paris, n.d. 
 
 The hiftory of the life of Marcus Tullius Cicero, 
 by Conyers Middleton, D.D. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Dubl. 1 741 
 
 CINNAMUS, John. 
 
 Surnamed the Grammarian. Lived in the twelfth cen- 
 tury, and was fecretary to the Emperor Manuel Comnenus, 
 whofe life is included in his hiftory, which extends from 
 1 118 to 1 176. It is confidered the beft written of the 
 Byzantine feries. 
 Hiftoriarum libri (ex. Byzantine Hiftories, 1 3 
 
 CIRCLE of the Seafons and perpetual key to the 
 calendar and almanack. To which is added, The circle 
 of the hours, and the hiftory of days of the week, being 
 
 CIRCLE of the Seafons [continued). 
 
 a compendious illuftration of the hiftory, antiquities, 
 and natural phenomena of each day of the year. iz°. 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 Contains ftiort lives of the faints of the Roman Calendar, 
 
 poetry, &c. 
 
 CISTERCIANS. Liber ad ufum facri Cifterci- 
 
 enfis ordinis. 8°. Par. 1643 
 
 A concife hiftory of the Ciftercian order, with 
 
 the lives of SS. Robert, Alberic and Stephen ; with 
 its revival in England, at St. Sufan's, Lullworth, and 
 Mount St. Bernard, Leicefterfhire. A /ketch of the 
 life of Thomas Weld, Efq. is embodied in the hiftory of 
 St. Sufan's, Lullworth. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 CLAGETT, Nicholas. 
 
 Born in Canterbury, 1607. Entered Merton College, 
 
 Oxford, 1628. Vicar of Melbourne, Dorfetlhire, about 
 1636. Some years afterwards elected preacher at St. Mary's 
 
 Church, St. Edmundlbury, where he was held in great 
 
 veneration for his edifying manner of preaching, and for 
 
 his fingular piety. Died 1663. 
 
 The abufe of God's grace difcovered in the 
 kinds, caufes, punifliments, fymptoms, cures, 
 differences, cautions, and other pradlical im- 
 provements thereof. [On Jude, 4.] 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1659 
 
 CLAGETT, Nicholas, D.D., Archdeacon of 
 Sudbury. 
 An eminent divine, fon of the preceding. Born 1654. 
 
 Admitted ofChrift's College, Cambridge, 1671. Preacher 
 
 at St. Mary's, in St. Edmundft)ury, 1680. Rcdtor of 
 
 Thurlo parva, 1683. Archdeacon of Sudbury, 1693. 
 
 Reftor ofHitcham, Suffolk, 1707. Died 1727. 
 
 A perfwafive to an ingenuous tryal of opinions in 
 
 religion. [Anon.] Pp. 57. 4°. Lond. 1685 
 
 Alfo in Gibfon's Prefervative, 16. 343 
 
 Truth defended, and boldnefs in error rebuked ; 
 or, a vindication of thofe Chriftian commen- 
 tators who have expounded fome prophecies 
 of the Meffias not to be meant only of him. 
 Being a confutation of Mr. Whifton's book, 
 entitled. The Accomplifhment of Scripture 
 Prophecies. 8°. Lond. 17 10 
 
 CLAGETT, Nicholas. 
 
 Son of the preceding. Biftiop of St. David's, 173 1. 
 
 Tranflated to Exeter 1742. Died 1746. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 12. 48. The duties and obli- 
 gations arifmg from the advantages of life. 
 [Bifliop's-Stortford School Feaft.J 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 14 
 
 Sermon, 1 Cor. 10. 24. [Spital.] 4°. L. 1733 
 
 Sermon, A£ls, 11. 18. [Soc. Prop. Gofp. For. 
 parts.] 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 13. 16. [Charity Children.] 
 Second edition., 8°. Lond. 1 740 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 92, I. [Acceflion.] 4°. L. 1742 
 
 CLAGETT, WilUam, D.D., Preacher to Gray's 
 
 Inn. 
 
 Eldeft fon of the firft-mentioned Nicholas Clagett. Born 
 at St. Edmundfbury, 1646. Admitted of Emanuel Col- 
 lege, Cambridge, 1659. After being for feven years one 
 of the preachers of St. Edmunditury, he was chofen 
 preacher to the Society of Gray's Inn. Redlor ot Farn- 
 ham-royal, Buckinghamfhirc, 1683. Died, t68S, much 
 lamented. His private virtues and public fervices arc
 
 ee-j 
 
 668 
 
 CLAGETT, William, D.D. {conthiwd). 
 fpoken of by all his contemporaries in the higheft 
 terms. 
 
 A difcourfc concerning the operations of the 
 Holy Spirit : with a confutation of fome part 
 of Dr, Owen's boolc upon that fubjeft. 2 vol. 
 8°. LoKd. 1680 
 
 Vol. I. Second edition, 1680. 
 
 Vol. 2. With an anfwer to Mr. Humfrey's animad- 
 verfions upon the firft part, 1680. 
 
 Sermons. 4 vol. 8^. Lontl. 1704—20 
 
 Vol. I. Fourth edition. 1704. 
 Rev. 2. 12—16 - - ill Cor. 12. 13 - - 259 
 Matt. 18. 7. 2 ferm. 37 Gen. 15. 16 - - 285 
 Matt. 26. 41 - - 89 Luke, 13. 5 - - 309 
 
 Matt. 4. 10 - - 1 19 I Luke, 18. 8 - - 333 
 Gen. 22. 12 - - 145 I Lev. 19. 12. Aflize fm. 359 
 
 Matt. 15. 1-3 - - 173 i Gen. 5. 24 - - - 385 
 
 1 Cor. II. 19 - - 203 Job, 2. 10 - - 413 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19 - - 229 I Rom. 8. 33, 34 - - 439 
 The fum of a conference between Dr. Clagett and 
 
 Father Gorden, about the point of tranfubftantiation. 
 Vol. 2. Third edition. 1704. 
 Rom. 1. 17 - - - 11 Matt. 5. 38-41. Aflize. 183 
 Heb. II. 6. 2 ferm. 27 Matt. 5. 34-37. Aflize. 213 
 Matt. II. 28 - - 87 Matt. 7. 21 - - 247 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. 2 ferm. m John, 7. 17 - - - 271 
 Ecclef. 3- 15- - - 157 i 
 
 A paraphrafe, and notes upon the firft, fccond, third, 
 
 fourth, fifth, feventh, and eighth chapters of St. John. 
 
 A dilcourfe of church unity, with diredtions how in 
 
 this divided {late of Chriftendom, to keep within the 
 
 unity of the Church. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1720. 
 
 Afts, 10. 40, 41. Chrift's not appearing to all, after 
 
 he was rifen, not to be objedled againft the truth of 
 
 his refurredlion . . - - . i 
 
 John, 12. 37—40. The fl:range unbelief of the Jews, 
 
 with the caufe thereof foretold - - 40 
 
 John, 6. 44, 45. The qualifications of believers 70 
 
 Ha. II. 9. The profperity of the Church in future 
 
 ages - 98 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 15-17. The needfulnefs of difcretion 124 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 23. The rule for men's adlions in things 
 
 lawful ....._ i^g 
 
 • I Cor. 13. 13. Faith, hope, and charity - - 192 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The diftinguifhing charadler of true Chris- 
 tians ------- 2^4 
 
 John, 15. I, 2. The union between Chrift and Chris- 
 tians : and of diftinguifhing grace - - 278 
 
 John, 18. 36. The kingdom of Chrift not of this world. 
 Nov. 5th ---_.- 305 
 
 John, 14. 16, 17. The promife of the Holy Ghoft. 
 Whitfunday --_--. ^27 
 
 John, 8. 36. The freedom of mankind under the 
 gofpel - 351 
 
 Matt. 5. 19. The grace and mercy of the gofpel con- 
 fiftent with the ftridtnefs of its laws - - 380 
 
 Pfa. 8. 3, 4. The divine condefcenfion - 407 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 21, The great danger of apoftafy from the 
 truth 
 
 Phil. I. ic. Sincerity - . . . 
 
 Vol. 4. 1720. 
 Matt, 6. 5-8. Prayer in general 
 Matt. 6. 9. Forms of prayer ... 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. The Lord's prayer. 8 ferm. 
 Matt. 6. 16, Religious fafting ... 
 John, 4. 24. Spiritual worfhip 
 Matt. 6. 22, 23. Right intention 
 Prov. 8. 36. Wicked men injurious to their own fouls. 
 
 Bef. Univ. --.... ^^g 
 
 Prov. I. 28. The mifery of late repentance after a 
 
 wicked life ....-- 387 
 
 441 
 469 
 
 I 
 
 27 
 
 59 
 
 270 
 296 
 332 
 
 CLAGETT, William, D.D. {contwucd). 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 13. The natural tendency of well-doing to 
 
 fecure us againft harm from men - - 425 
 
 Prov. 25. 28. The government of the paflions 474 
 
 An anfwer to the Difl^enters' obje(3ions againft the com- 
 mon prayers. ColledHon of Cales, 2. 219 
 
 The ftate of the Church of Rome when the Reformation 
 began, as it appears by the advices given to Paul IIL 
 and Julius IIL by creatures of their own. With a pre- 
 face leading to the matter of the book. [Anonym.] 
 Ff. 3. Pp. 34. 4°. Lond. 1688 
 
 Alfo in Gibfon's Prefervative, i. 165. 
 
 Several captious queries concerning the Englifti Reforma- 
 tion anfwered. Gibfon's Prefervative, I. 196 
 
 Bellarmine examined. Seventh note: union of the mem- 
 bers among rhemfelves and with the head. lb. 3. 311 
 
 Bellarmine examined. Twelfth note : the light of pro- 
 phecy, lb. 4. 39 
 
 The worfhip of the Blefled Virgin and faints. lb. 7. 125 
 
 Concerning the pretended facrament of extreme undtion. 
 
 lb. 8. 214 
 
 A paraphrafe, with notes ; and a preface, upon 
 the fixth chapter of St. John. Shewing, that there is 
 neither good reafon, nor fuflicient authority, to fuppofe 
 that the Eucharift is difcourfed of in that chapter, much 
 lefs to infer the doctrine of Tranfubftantiation from it. 
 [Anonym.] Pp. xxiv. 52. 4°. Lond. 1686 
 
 Alfo in Gibfon's Prefervative, 9. 36. 
 
 A view of the whole controverfy between the 
 reprefenter and the anfwerer, with an anfwer to the 
 reprefenter's laft reply : in which are laid open fome of 
 the methods by which Proteftants are milreprefented 
 by Papifts. [Anonym.] Pp. 123. 4°. Lond. i(>%-j 
 Alfo in Gibfon's Prefervative, 13. 323; and 14. I 
 
 The difference of the cale between the lepara- 
 tion of the Proteftants from Rome, and the 
 feparation of Diffenters from the Church of 
 England. Gibfon's Prefervative, 14. 183 
 
 CLAGGETT, John, a Layman. 
 
 The divinity of the Son of God defended ; or, 
 a folution of Mr. Chubb's fophifms, and a deteftion of 
 the blafphcmies and abfurdities contained in his obferva- 
 tions on a book entitled, Arianifm Anatomized. With 
 a full and clear refutation of all the arguments contained 
 in the fame obfervations, and in his Supremacy Aflerted. 
 Pp. 191. 8°. Lend. 1 7 19 
 
 CLAPAREDE-, D., Profeflbr of Divinity at 
 
 Geneva. 
 Confiderations upon the miracles of the gofpel, 
 
 in anfwer to the difficulties raifed by RoufTeau. 
 
 Tranflated from the French. 8°. Lond. 1757 
 CLAPHAM, Samuel, A.M., Vicar of Chrift 
 
 Church, Hants, and of Great Oufeborn, 
 
 Yorklhire. 
 
 Died 1830, in his 76th year. He was the author of two 
 vols, of popular and ufeful fermons, which in early life he 
 publiftied, from diffidence, under the name of Theophilus 
 St. John. See St. John. 
 
 The Pentateuch illuftrated, being an explication 
 of the phrafeology incorporated with the text; 
 for the ufe of fchools and private families. 
 12°. Lond. 1 81 8 
 
 Sermon, Job, 29. 15,16. [Charity School.] 4°. 
 
 Leeds, 1792 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 102. 18. [Sunday Schools.] 4°. Leeds, 1793 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 58. 6, 7. Public Faft 181 1. When a col- 
 ledion was made for the Britifli prifoners in France, 
 8°. Lond. i8ii 
 
 Sermons, feleded and abridged, chiefly from
 
 669 
 
 670 
 
 CLAPHAM, Samuel, A.M. {continued). 
 
 minor authors. Adapted generally to the 
 epiftle, gofpel, or firft leffons, or to the feveral 
 feafons of the year. For the ufe of families. 
 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. Third edition. 1804. 
 
 From Advent Sunday to Whitfunday inclufive. 
 
 Rom. 3. II. Chriftian vigilance. Advent i. Skelton i 
 
 Luke, 21. 27. Chrift's lecond advent. Advent i. 
 Scattergood - - - - - - 13 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15. Perufal of the Holy Scriptures recom- 
 mended. Advent 2. Peters - - . 22 
 
 Ifa. 5. 4. Utility of the gofpel. Advent 2. Dr. Els- 
 mere 35 
 
 Matt. II. 5. The gofpel preached to the unlearned. 
 Advent 3. Skelton . - - - 46 
 
 John, 6. 50. The facrament of the Lord's fupper. Ad- 
 vent 3. Skelton ----- 56 
 
 Gen. 3. II. The fall of man. Advent 4. Catcott 66 
 
 I Cor. I. 23, 24. The redemption of man. Advent 4. 
 Catcott . - - . . 76 
 
 Luke, 2. 10. The nativity. Chriftmas day. Dr. 
 Lawfon ------- 87 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. The nativity. Chriftmas day. Bilhop 
 Richmond ..---. 56 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The redemption. Sun. aft. Chriftmas. 
 Skelton - - - - - - -104 
 
 Pfa. 103. 1-4. The conclufion of the year. Sun. aft. 
 Chriftmas. Riddoch - - - - 1 14 
 
 Col. I. 21. The evangelical covenant. Epiphany. 
 Skelton ------- 125 
 
 Pfa. 144. 4. The entrance upon a new year. Epiph. 
 Riddoch - - - - - - 135 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. Conformity to the world. Epiph. i. Bp. 
 Pearce - - - - - - -147 
 
 Pfa. 103. 4. Mercy of God in preferving us. Epiph. i. 
 Newlin - . - - - - 159 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. Prayer. Epiph. 2. Dr. Goddard 168 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. Chrift's facrifice. Epiph. 2. Dr. Lawfon 
 
 176 
 
 Matt. 8. 8. The good centurion. Epiph. 3. Newlin. 187 
 
 Ifa. 55. 6, 7. Neceflity of repentance. Epiphany 3. 
 Skelton - - - - - -198 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. Union of government and religion. Epi- 
 phany 4. Dr. Tucker - - - - 209 
 
 Ifa. 58. 13, 14. The devout obfervance of the Lord's 
 day. Epiph. 4. Skelton - - - - 219 
 
 Matt. 5.43,44. Reconciliation. Epiph. 5. Skelton 229 
 
 Rom. 9. 21. Eleftion and reprobation. Epiph. 5. Dr. 
 Tucker - - - - - - 239 
 
 Ifa. 65. 16. On profane fwearing. Epiph. 6. Skelton 
 
 252 
 
 I John, 3. 7, 8. Converfion. Epiph. 6. Dr. Tucker 
 
 263 
 
 Gen. 2. 3. Meditation. Septuag. Bp. Pearce 274 
 
 Gen. 2. 18. Marriage. Septuag. Skelton - 285 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. Hearing the word. Sexag. Bp. Rich- 
 mond ------ 299 
 
 Gen. 3. 4, 5. Infidelity. Sexag. Newlin - 310 
 
 I Cor. 13. 12. The different periods of life. Quinquag. 
 Dr. Powell _ . . - - 322 
 
 Eph. 2. 8-10. The conditions of falvation. Quinquag. 
 Bp. Pearce - - - - - -331 
 
 Deut. II. 26-28. The curfes explained. Afti Wednes- 
 day. Riddoch ----- 541 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Chrift's temptation. Lent I. Munton35i 
 
 Gen. 22. 8. Abraham offering up hisfon Ifaac. Lent r. 
 Newlin ------- 360 
 
 Jer. 9. 5. On fraud and cunning. Lent 2. Skelton 371 
 
 Matt. 15. 28. The woman of Canaan. Lent 2. Dr. 
 Goddard - 381 
 
 Eph. 5. 5. Covetoufnefs. Lent 3. Dr. Goddard 392 
 
 Luke, II. 23. A Chriftian either the friend, or the 
 enemy, of God. Lent 3. Skelton - - 401 
 
 CLAPHAM, Samuel, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Gen. 37. 34. Hiftory of Jofeph and his brethren. Lent 
 
 4. Biftiop Conybeare - . - - 412 
 
 Gen. 45. 28. Hiftory of Jofeph and his brethren. Lent 
 
 4. Biftiop Conybeare . - . - ^23 
 2 Cor. 5. 14. Influence of the love of Chrift. Lent 5. 
 
 Newlin ------ 43^ 
 
 John, 8. 47. Attachment to God's fervice. Lent 5. 
 
 Skelton ..-,-- 4^3 
 
 Phil. 2. 5. The imitation of Chrift. Sun. bef. Eafter. 
 
 Skelton -_.-.. 45^ 
 
 I Cor. 1 1. 28. The holy facrament. Sun. bef. Eafter. 
 
 Skelton --_-__ 463 
 
 A<fls, 17. 3. The propitiatory facrifice. Good Friday, 
 
 Skelton ._-___ ^-j^ 
 
 I Pet. I. 3, 4. The refurre<ftion of Chrift. Eafter Sun. 
 
 Newlin - - - - - - -485 
 
 Afts, 17. 31. Chrift's fecond coming to judgment. 
 
 Eafter Sun. Skelton - - - - 496 
 
 1 John, 5. II. The gofpel the way of life. Eafter I. 
 
 Dr. Brooke .__--. 506 
 Gal. 4. 6. The operation of the Holy Ghoft. Eafter i. 
 
 Scattergood - - - - - - 514 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21. The example of Chrift. Eafter 2. Bp. 
 
 Richmond ------ 52^. 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The death of the righteous. Eafter 2. 
 
 Dr. St. John - - - - - 533 
 
 I Pet. 2. 17. Civil and religious obedience. Eafter 3. 
 
 Skelton .--... 54-5 
 
 1 Chron. 28. 9. The worlhip of God. Eafter 3. 
 
 Riddoch - - - . . - 552 
 
 Ecclef. II. 9. Advice to youth. Eafter 4. 2 ferm. 
 
 Riddoch ------- 562 
 
 James, i. 27. Vital Chriftianity. Eafter 5. Dr. Els- 
 mere ------- 579 
 
 John, 16. 33. The gofpel a fupport under afBidlion. 
 
 Eafter 5. Dr. Brooke . - . . 587 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. Chrift's afcenfion. Afcen. day 596 
 
 • I Pet. 3. 22. Chrift's exaltation. Sun. aft. Afcen. day. 
 
 Dr. Elfmere - . - . - 609 
 
 Pfa. 65. 4. Sacrament of the Lord's fupper. Sun. aft. 
 
 Afcen. day. Riddoch - - - - 6x8 
 
 Ads, 2. 1-4. The defcent of the Holy Ghoft. Whit- 
 funday. Munton - . - - 627 
 Ads, 5. 3, 4. The divinity of the Holy Ghoft. Whit- 
 funday. Newlin . - . . - 636 
 
 Vol. 2. Second edition, 1805. 
 From Trinity Sunday to the twenty-fifth Sunday inclu- 
 five. Together with eight occafional fermons on im- 
 portant fubjedls ; and an earneft exhortation to attend 
 public worftiip, &c. &c. 
 
 Job, II. 7. The Trinity. Trin. Sun. Skelton - i 
 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. The Trinity. Trin. Sun. Skelton 11 
 1 John, 4. 16. God's love to man. Trin. i. Reay 22 
 Luke, 16. 22. Parable of Dives and Lazarus. Trin. i. 
 Bp. Richmond ----- 35 
 
 1 John, 3. 21. On an approving confcience. Trin. 2. 
 Bp. Richmond ----- 43 
 
 Luke, 14. 18. Sacrament of the Lord's fupper. Trin. 2. 
 
 Dr. Elfmere _ . _ _ - 51 
 
 Luke, 15. 17-19. The prodigal fon. Trin. 3. Dr. St. 
 
 John ------- 64 
 
 Jofh. 24. 15. The duties of mafters of families. Trin. 
 
 3. Skelton ----- 74 
 
 Heb. 12. 5, 6. On afflidions. Trin. 4. Dr. St. John 87 
 Luke, 6. 37. Againft cenfure. Trin. 4. Riddoch 98 
 Job, 27. 5, 6. Integrity. Trin. 5. Dr. St. John 107 
 Pfa. 109. 16. An expofition of the curfing Pfalm. Trin. 
 
 5. Peters - - - - - -n? 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Nathan's reply to David. Trin. 6 130 
 Rom. 6. 4. Motives to newnefs of life. Trin. 6. Rid- 
 doch ------- 143 
 
 Rom. 6.23. Eternallife thegift ofGod. Trin. 7, Reay 
 
 153
 
 671 
 
 672 
 
 CLAPHAM, Samuel, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Mark, 8. 2. Charity. Trin. 7. Dr. St. John - 163 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. Chriftians led by the Spirit. Trin. 8. Dr. 
 
 Lewis Atterbury ----- ly^ 
 
 Matt. 7. 21. On doing the will of God. Trin. 8. Dr. 
 Lawfon - - - - - - -181 
 
 I Cor. 10.12. Chriftian vigilance. Trin. 9. Skelton 193 
 Luke, 16. 8. Folly wifer than wildom. Trin. 9. Skelton 
 
 202 
 
 1 Kings, 21. 29. Ahab'spunifliment deferred. Trin. 10. 
 Munton ...--- 213 
 
 John, 3. 5. The new birth. Trin. 10. Bp. Pearce 223 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 1. Charadler of Naaman. Trin. 11. Bp. 
 Hickman -.-.-. 23^ 
 
 Luke, 18. 14. The Pharifee and the publican. Trin. 11. 
 
 Original -..-.. 245 
 
 Pfa. 5. 3. The duty of morning devotion. Trin. 12. 
 
 Riddoch ------- 260 
 
 Pia. 141. 2. The duty of evening prayer. Trin. 12. 
 
 Riddoch ...... 270 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5, 6. Chrift the Mediator between God and 
 
 man. Trin. 13. Peters - - - - 281 
 
 Luke, 10. 27. The love ofGod. Trin. 13. Skelton 293 
 Gal. 5. 22, 23. The fruits of the Spirit. Trin. 14. Dr. 
 
 Lewis Atterbuiy ----- 303 
 
 Luke, 17. 17, 18. The condudt of the lepers that were 
 
 cleanfed. Trin. 14. Riddoch - - - 312 
 
 Ifa. 5. 22. Againft drunkennefs. Trin. 15. Skelton 323 
 Phil. 4. II. Contentment. Trin. 15. Dr. St. John 334 
 Eph. 3. 16. The comforts of the Spirit. Trin. 16. Dr. 
 
 Lewis Atterbury ----- 7^3 
 
 Matt. 24. 44. Death. Trin. 16. Riddoch - 351 
 
 I Theff. 5. 21. The duty of proving our religion. Trin. 
 
 17. Dr. St. John ----- 361 
 
 Job, 22. 21. Repentance and acquaintance with God. 
 
 Trin. 17. Bp. Richmond - . - - 375 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Juftification. Trin. 18. Peters - 384 
 
 Ezek. 20. 20. The fabbath. Trin. 18. Dr. Lloyd 397 
 Eph. 4. 30. The danger of grieving the Holy Spirit. 
 
 Trin. 19. Scattergood - - - - 407 
 
 Matt. 9. 2. The forgivenefs of fin. Trin. 19. Dr. Brook 
 
 417 
 Eph. 5. 18. Drunkennefs, &c. Trin. 20. Dr. Powell 427 
 Micah, 6. 8. God's goodnefs to man in giving him the 
 
 Scriptures. Trin. 20. Dr. Lawfon - - 436 
 
 Eph. 6. II. The Chriftian's armour. Trin. 21. Dr. St. 
 
 John - - _ - - -_ - - 447 
 
 Prov. I. 15. Pernicious efFedls of evil company, Trin. 
 
 21. Dr. Lawfon . . - - - 456 
 
 Prov. 22. 2. Inequality of condition advantageous to fo- 
 
 ciety. Trin. 22. Dr. Lawfon - - - ^66 
 
 Luke, 6. 37. Forgivenefs. Trin. 22. Skelton 475 
 
 Col. 3. 22. Duty of fervants. Trin. 23. Riddoch 486 
 Col. 4. I. Duty of mailers. Trin. 23. Riddoch 500 
 I Tim. 4. 8. Advantage of a religious life. Trin. 24. 
 
 Dr. St. John 516 
 
 Prov. 14. 32. The different end of the righteous and 
 
 the wicked. Trin. 24. Catcott - - . 527 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 13. The praftical fear of God the duty and 
 
 happinefs of man. Trin. 25. Bp. Richmond 535 
 
 Luke, 17. 22. Improvement of the means of falvation. 
 
 Trin. 25. Riddoch - - . - ^^7 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 13. Confirmation. Skelton - - 559 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. The promife and advantages of Chrift's 
 
 prefence with his church. Dr. St. John - 570 
 
 I Cor. I. 10. How far Methodifm conduces to the in- 
 
 terefts of Chriftianity and the welfare of fociety 588 
 Afts, 20. 20. Duty and advantages of paftoral vifits 620 
 Lev. 19. 12. Perjury. Affize - - - 636 
 
 Matt. 22. 21. Jan. 30. Dr. St. John - - 649 
 
 Deut. 6. 6, 7. Sunday fchools .... 668 
 
 Pfa. 122. 8,9. Bef. the fons of the clergy. Dr. St. John 
 
 6S7 
 An exhortation to attend public wor/hip, addreffed by a 
 
 clergyman to his parifhioners - - - 699 
 
 CLAPHAM, Samuel, A.M. {continued). 
 Vol. 3. 1811. 
 Adapted to the faints' days, feftivals, fafts, &c., and to 
 
 general occafions, &c. &c. 
 Lives of Dr. Lewis Atterbury, xi ; Dr. Zachary Brooke, 
 
 XV J Catcott, xvii ; Bp. Conybeare, xviii ; Duke, xx ; 
 
 Elfmere, xxi ; Bp. Hickman, xxiv ; Dr. Goddard, 
 
 xxvii ; Dr. Horbery, xxxii ; Dr. John Lawfon, xxxvii ; 
 
 Dr. Pierfon Lloyd, xli ; Munton, xlv ; T. Newlin, 
 
 xlvi ; Dr. S. Ogden, xlvii ; Bp. Z. Pearce, li ; Charles 
 
 Peters, lix ; Dr. W. S. Powell, Ixi ; W. Reay, Ixiii ; 
 
 Bp. Richmond, Ixvi ; James Riddoch, Ixviii j Dr. St. 
 
 John, Ixxii ; Scattergood, Ixxvi ; Philip Skelton, 
 
 Ixxvi ; Dean Tucker, xciv j W. Nicholls, ci. 
 Illuftrations of fafts and feftivals ... civ 
 Rom. 10. 5. St. Andrew's day. Duke - i 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. St. Thomas's day. Bp. Hickman 18 
 
 A£ls, 7. 59, 60. St. Stephen's day. Romilly - 30 
 
 I John, I. 19. St. John the Evangelift. Bp. Pearce 41 
 Matt. 2. 18. Innocents' day. Seraphin - 52 
 
 A<Sls, 26. 29. St. Paul. Bp. Hickman - - 63 
 
 Luke, 2. 22—24. The purification of the Virgin Mary. 
 
 Boffuet 76 
 
 Matt. 11.28. St. Matthias. Scattergood - - 86 
 
 Luke, I. 31, The annunciation of the Virgin Mary. 
 
 Bertrand -.-..- g6 
 
 John, 5. 22, 23. Monday before Eafter. Skelton 108 
 John, 5. 22, 23. Tuefday before Eafter. Skelton 122 
 Phil. 3. 8. Wednefday before Eafter. Skelton 135 
 
 Phil. 3. 8. Thurfday before Eafter. Skelton - 150 
 Eph. 5. 2. Eafter even. Skelton - - - 160 
 
 Col. 3. I. Monday in Eafter week. Riddoch - 171 
 Luke, 12. 35, 36. Eafter Tuefday. Riddoch 183 
 
 Eph. 4. II, 12. St. Mark's day. Bp. Hickman 193 
 
 James, i. 12. SS. Philip and James. Dr. Lloyd 206 
 Luke, II. 13. Whit Monday. Bp. Hickman 217 
 
 I Theff. 5. 19. Whit Tuefday. Bp. Hickman 230 
 
 John, 15. 12. St. Barnabas the Apoftle - 241 
 
 Ifa. 40. 3-5. St. John Baptift's day - - 252 
 
 Matt. 26. 75. St. Peter's day - - - 265 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 1 1. Or, Job, 28. 28. St. James the Apoftle. 
 
 Bp. Hickman ------ 277 
 
 John, 3. 8. St. Bartholomew the Apoftle. Dr. Horbery 
 
 290 
 Matt. 9. 13. St. Matthew the Apoftle, Bifhop Pearce 
 
 302 
 Heb. I. 14. St. Michael and all Angels - 315 
 
 I Tim. 3. 19. On the Athanafian Creed. SS. Simon 
 
 and Jude. Dr. Horbery . _ . . 326 
 
 Eph. 4. 13. All Saints' day. Bp. Hickman - 340 
 
 Luke, 9. 55, 56. Nov. 5. Newlin . - . 352 
 
 I Theff. 5. 13. May 29. Dr. Ogden - - 363 
 
 Deut. 4. 6. King's acceffion. Dr. Ogden - 372 
 
 Jer, 18. II. A faft fermon - . - 382 
 
 Ifa. 58. 6, 7. For the relief of the Britifti prifoners in 
 
 France. Faft day - . - . . 396 
 
 Luke, 2, 14. Before volunteers - - 409 
 
 A prayer on the confecration of the colours - 421 
 Addrefs to the volunteers - - - - 424 
 
 Pfa. 147. 14, Day of thankfgiving, Bertrand 429 
 
 Col. 4. 17. Entrance on a living - - - 439 
 
 A6ts, 20. 32. Farewell fermon - - - 453 
 
 Rom. 12. 5. Before friendly focieties - - 466 
 
 Gal. 6. 2, Friendly focieties fubftitutes for parochial 
 
 affeffments ------ 478 
 
 Prov. 11.29. The finfulnefs of withholding corn 493 
 Job, 29. 15, 16. For a charity fchool - - 508 
 
 Matt. 25. 35. Infirmary - - - - 528 
 
 I Chron. 16. 23. On pfalmody - - - 540 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 16. Vifitation - - - - 560 
 
 John, 6. 53, 54. The communion to be enforced by 
 
 the clergy - - - - - -581 
 
 Mark, 5. 15. Lunatic afylum. Dr. Scott - 601 
 
 The exhortation to the communion illuftrated. Dr. 
 
 Comber .--.--- 615
 
 673 
 
 674 
 
 CLAPP, John, M.A. 
 
 Fellow of Baliol College ; Vicar of Long Benton, North- 
 umberland J and Mafter of Loftwithiel Grammar School, 
 Cornwall. 
 Sermons. Three vol. 8°. Second edition. 
 
 Lond. 1 819 
 Vol. I. 
 John, 5. 39. Review of the Old Teftament - i 
 
 Gen. I. 26. Original excellence of man - 19 
 
 Gen. 3. 14. Fall of man - - - - 33 
 
 Gen. 5. 24. Charadter of Enoch - - 49 
 
 Gen. 7. 1. On the deluge - - - - 63 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 14. The Scriptures a neceffary ftudy for the 
 young. An analyfis of the New Teftament 77 
 
 Gal. 5, 22. Fruits of the Spirit - - - 97 
 
 Eph. 5. 3-6. Impurity of language forbidden - 1 13 
 John, 4. 35, 36. Means of falvadon muft be improved 
 
 129 
 John, 11.43,44. Refurredlion of Lazarus - 143 
 
 Matt. 19. 17, Keep the commandments - 159 
 
 Pfa. 103. 12. Caufes of national thankfgiving 177 
 
 Exod. 34. 6, 7. Merciful nature of God - 193 
 
 Adts, 10. I. Character of Cornelius - - 209 
 
 I Pet. 4. 8. Meaning of charity - - 221 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. Profane fwearing ... 237 
 Matt. 7. 7. Duty of prayer - - - 2.53 
 
 Lev. 19. 30. Keep the Sabbath . - .271 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 13. 34. On parables now being fulfilled i 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 17. Religious and political obedience 19 
 
 2 Kings, 8. 13. Charader of Hazael - - 33 
 Jofliua, 24. 15. Family devotion - - - 49 
 Gen. 2. 2. Inftitution of the Sabbath - - 63 
 Matt. 10. 28. Comparative fear of God and man 81 
 Efther, 7. 9. Hiftory of Haman - - - 99 
 Pfa. 73. 24, 25. True happinefs of man . 113 
 Pfa. 104. 24. Goodnefs of God in creation - 133 
 Pfa. 4. 9. On fleep ----- 149 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 31. Legitimate ufe of the world - 167 
 Job, I. 20. Refignation - - - - 179 
 John, 16. 12. Gradations in revelation - - 195 
 Pfa. 19. I— 4. Attributes of God fhown in the firmament 
 
 213 
 Gen. 5. 27. Prefent and future life of man - 229 
 
 Matt. 5. 2, 3. Poverty of Spirit ... 245 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5-8. Chain of graces - - - 261 
 Ifa. 60. 1—3. Epiphany fermon - - . 275 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Pfa. 2. 8, 9. Adv. Sunday. Promife of a Redeemer i 
 
 Rom. 6. 9-11. Eafter day ... 17 
 
 Eph. 4. 8-10. Afcenfion day " - - 33 
 
 Eph. 4. 8. Whitfunday .... 51 
 
 Gal. I. 23. Converfion of St. Paul - . . 65 
 Pfa. 42. 6, 7. Defpondency under the divine difpenfation 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. Confolations of religion - - loi 
 
 Gen, 2. 17. Temptation and fall of man - - 113 
 
 Eph. 4. 32. Benevolence and forgivenefs - 129 
 
 Matt. II. 29. Meeknefs and humility - - 143 
 
 Pfa. 42. 7. Senfe of divine bleflings - •• 155 
 
 Prov. 6. 6-11. Example of the ant - - 167 
 
 Matt. 26. 2. Jewifh and Chriftian paflbvers - 183 
 
 Luke, 2. 10. Chriftmas day - - - .195 
 
 Pfa. 147. 16-18. Salutary efte£ts of winter - 211 
 
 I Cor. II. 23-25. The Lord's fupper - - 229 
 
 Titus, 2. II, 12. Univerfality of grace - 241 
 John, 5. 14. Repentance, theobjedt of the divine mercies 
 
 257 
 
 CLAPP, The Rev. Theodore. 
 
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 2 vol. 1 2°. Lond. 1 806 
 
 Vol. I. 1806. 
 An account of the Englifh tranflations of all the Greek 
 
 and Roman clafTics and ecclefiaftical writers. 
 Lift of Arabic and Perfian grammars, lexicons, and 
 elementary treatifes, with a particular defcription of 
 the principal works of the beft Arabic and Perfian 
 writers. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1806. 
 Remarks on the origin of language and alphabetical 
 
 characters. 
 Short hiftory of the origin of printing. 
 Catalogue of authors and their works on bibliography 
 
 and typography. 
 Alphabetical lift of all the towns and ciries where 
 printing was carried on in the 15th century.
 
 677 
 
 678 
 
 CLARKE, Adam, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 An eflay on bibliography, or treatife on the knowledge 
 
 and love of books. 
 Several bibliographical fyftems, teaching the proper 
 
 method of arranging books. 
 Table of the Olympiads. The Roman calendar. The 
 Hijrah or Mohammedan era. Tables of the khalifs. 
 The golpels harmonifed, with notes explanatory, 
 experimental, and practical. Arranged by 
 Samuel Dunn. 8°. ZijW. 1836 
 
 A concife view of the fucceffion of facred litera- 
 ture, in a chronological arrangement of authors 
 and their works, from the invention of alpha- 
 betical charafters to a. d. 1300. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 LoTid. 1 83 I 
 The fecond volume is by J. B. B. Clarke, M.A. 
 Memoirs. Edited by J. B. Clarke. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 
 A review, by Southey, of this work will be found in the 
 (Quarterly Review, 51. 117. 
 
 A difcourfe on the nature, defign, and inititution, 
 
 of the Holy Eucharift, commonly called the 
 
 Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Pp. iv. 120. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1808 
 
 CLARKE, Alured, D.D., Dean of Exeter. 
 
 Born 1696. Educated at St. Paul's School and Corpus 
 
 Chrifti College, Cambridge, of which he became Fellow 
 
 1 71 8. Reftor of Chilbolton and Prebendary of Winchefter 
 
 1723. Prebendary of Weftminfter 1 73 1. Dean of Exeter 
 
 1740. Died 1742. His chara<5ter ftands very high for 
 
 works of charity and benevolence. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 78. 8. [Jan. 31.] 4°. Lojid. 173 I 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 9. 2. [For Winchefter County 
 
 Hofpital.] St. Luke's Day. To which are 
 
 added a colledlion of papers relating to the 
 
 Hofpital, &c. 4°. Lond. IJT,J 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 13. 10. [Exeter Charity School.] 
 
 4°. Exon. 1 741 
 
 CLARKE, Rev. C. C. 
 
 The hundred wonders of the world and of the 
 
 three kingdoms of nature, defcribed according 
 
 to the belt and lateft authorities, and illuftrated 
 
 by engravings. 12°. Lond. 1818 
 
 CLARKE, Edward, M.A., Reftor of Pepper- 
 
 harrowe. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 50. 23. [Thankfgiving for viftory.] 
 4°. Lond. 1759 
 
 CLARKE, Edward Daniel, LL.D. 
 
 A diftinguifhed traveller. Born at Willingdon, Suflex, 
 1769. Entered Jefus College, Cambridge, 1786. Ordained 
 1805, and received the college living of Harlton ; he was 
 afterwards prefented to the living of Yeldham. Died 1822. 
 His travels are written with great care and illuftrated with 
 much learning and refearch. 
 
 Travels in various countries of Europe, Afia, and 
 Africa. II vol. 8°. Lond. 18 16 
 
 Vol. I, 2. Ruflia, Tartary, and Turkey. 
 Vol. 3-8. Greece, Egypt, and the Holy Land. 
 Vol. 9— II. Scandinavia. 
 The tomb of Alexander ; a diflertation on the 
 farcophagus brought from Alexandria, and now 
 in the Britifh Mufeum. 4°. CamL ^^Ol^ 
 CLARKE, Edward William, Reftor of Great 
 
 Yeldham, Eftex. 
 The church-yard ftile ; being twelve fermons 
 
 I 
 
 19 
 
 33 
 
 Matt. 13. 44 
 Matt. 18. 20 
 Matt. 20. 28 
 
 153 
 167 
 183 
 
 47 
 63 
 
 77 
 
 Luke, 12. 16-21 
 John, II. 28 - 
 Adls, I. 10, II - 
 
 197 
 
 215 
 
 229 
 
 93 
 
 107 
 
 Rom. 12. II 
 Phil. 3. 20 
 
 243 
 255 
 
 121 
 
 Heb. 10. 25 - 
 
 271 
 
 137 
 
 Rev. 22. 17 
 
 285 
 
 CLARKE, Edward William [continued). 
 
 adapted to the mechanical and agricultural 
 
 population. 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 Adls, 14. 15. Being of God - - - I 
 
 Rom. I. 20. Being of God - - - 11 
 
 Matt. 26. 41. Human nature - - - 27 
 
 Adfs, 14. 15. Why man fhould turn unto God 41 
 
 Heb. II. 6. Confcience - - - - 51 
 
 I Cor. 8. 2. Human knowledge - - 66 
 
 I Cor. 13. 12. Human knowledge - - - 77 
 
 Prov. 2. 3-5. The fcripture of truth - - 88 
 
 John, 7. 14-17. Virtue the key to faith - - loz 
 
 Pfa. 95. 8. Pharaoh _ _ . - 121 
 
 Mark, 4. 39. The tempeft ftilled - - - I39 
 
 Pfa. 96. 9. An exhortation - - - 152 
 
 CLARKE, Francis Foreman, A.B., Head Mafter 
 
 of the Grammar-fchool, Nevvcaftle-und.-Lyne. 
 
 Plain fermons preached to country congregations. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Deut. 7. 17, 18 - 
 
 I Sam. 2. 39 
 
 I Kings, 21. 20, 21 
 
 I Kings, 19. 9 
 
 Job, 34. 29 
 
 Pfa. 23. I - - 
 
 Pfa. 36. 9 
 
 Prov. 3. 9 
 
 Ifa. 57- IS - - 
 
 Jer. 5. 23, 24 - 
 
 CLARKE, George Somers, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 30. 33. The everlafting fire of the 
 Athanafian creed. [Afcenfion day, ift Sunday 
 after.] 8°. Lond. 1808 
 
 CLARKE, H. J., Curate of Chrift Church, 
 Bloomfbury. 
 
 Two fermons, John, 13. 35. The Catholic teft 
 of a church. [Epiphany i and 2.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 85 I 
 
 CLARKE, James Stanier, Canon of Windfor. 
 
 Brother to Dr. E. D. Clarke, was for fome years chaplain 
 
 in the Royal Navy. Became domeftic chaplain and librarian 
 
 to George IV. Vicar of Prefton 1790. 
 
 Sermons on the character and profeffional duties 
 
 of feamen ; preached in the Weftern Squadron, 
 
 during its fervices offBreft, on board H.M.S. 
 
 Impetueux. 2d edit. Sm. 8°. Lond. \^oi 
 
 Lam. 5. 9. A life of peril produdtive of happinefs 3 
 
 Pfa. IC7. 23, 24. The mariner's contemplation 25 
 
 Matt. 14. 25-27. The Chriftian religion - 49 
 
 James, 3. 4. Neceflity and advantages of difcipline 76 
 Ecclef. 44. 7. The naval character - - 99 
 
 Matt. 8. 24. The ftorm ... - 123 
 
 Adls, 27. 31. The fhipwreck ... 147 
 
 Pfa. 137. 5. The mariner's patriotifm - 197 
 
 John, 13. 17. The delufions which feduce mariners 
 
 from their duty ... - - 220 
 
 I Kings, 8. 66. Devout acknowledgment of naval 
 
 vidlories ------ 253 
 
 CLARKE, John. 
 
 An induftrious critic and claffical commentator ; mafter 
 of a grammar-fchool at Hull, where he died, 1734. 
 An introduftion to the making of Latin. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 14 
 An effay upon the education of youth in gram- 
 mar- fchools. Second edition, with very large 
 additions. 12°. Lond. 1730 
 
 An eflay on ftudy, wherein direftions are given
 
 679 
 
 68o 
 
 CLARKE, John {continued). 
 
 for the due conduft thereof, and the colleftion 
 of a library. Second edit. 12°. Z,<3»^. 1737 
 
 The foundation of morality in theory and practice con- 
 fidered, in an examination of Dr. S. Clarke's opinions 
 concerning the original of moral obligation ; as alfo of 
 the notion of virtue, advanced in a late book, entituled, 
 An Inquiry into the Original of our Ideas of Beauty and 
 Virtue. Pp. 112. 8°. Tork^n.d. 
 
 An examination of what has been advanced relating to 
 moral obligation, in a late pamphlet, entituled, A De- 
 fence of the Anlwer to the Remarks upon Dr. Clarke's 
 Expofition of the Church Catechifm. Pp.44. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1730 
 
 An examination of the fketch, or plan, of an anfwer to the 
 book, entituled, Chriftianity as old as the Creation. 
 Laid down in a letter to Dr. Waterland. Wherein the 
 tendency thereof, to the fubverfion of Chriftianity, and 
 all religion, is expofed. Pp. 31. 8°. Land. 1733 
 
 CLARKE, John, D D., Dean of Sarum. 
 
 Brother of Dr. Samuel Clarke. Born at Norwich. Bred 
 a weaver ; but afterwards went to the Univerfity of Cam- 
 bridge. Became Prebendary of Norwich, Chaplain to the 
 king, and Dean of Sali.bury. Died 1759. ^'^ tranflation 
 of Grotius de Veritate is ftill in ufe. 
 
 A demonftration of fome of the principal fedlions 
 of Sir Ifaac Newton's Principles of Natural 
 Philofophy, in which his peculiar method of 
 treating that ufeful fubjeft is explained, and 
 applied to fome of the chief phaenomena of the 
 fyftem of the world. 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 An enquiry into the caufe and origin of evil. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1720-21 
 
 [Vol. I. 1720.] 
 
 An enquiry into the caufe and origin of evil. In which 
 the principal phjenomena of nature are explained ac- 
 cording to the true principles of philofophy ; more 
 particularly in anfwer to Mr. Bayle, and other de- 
 fenders of the ancient Manichaean fcheme of two in- 
 dependent principles. Being the fubftance of eight 
 fermons preached 1719, at the ledlure founded by 
 the Hon. Robert Boyle. 
 
 [Vol. 2. 1721.] 
 
 An enquiry into the caufe and origin of moral evil. In 
 which the prefent ftate and condition of mankind is 
 confidered and explained upon the true principles of 
 morality and revelation ; and the objeftions ofthean- 
 tient and modern defenders of the Manichaean fcheme, 
 particularly Mr. Bayle, fully anfwered. Being the 
 fubftance of eight fermons preached 1720, at the 
 ledlure founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 11. 11. The charafter of a good 
 
 magiftrate. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 CLARKE, John, M. A., Vicar ofDuxford, St. 
 
 John, near Cambridge, and formerly Fellow 
 
 of Clare Hall. 
 
 Sixteen fermons, explanatory and pradical, chiefly 
 
 upon the leflbn, i Cor. 15, appointed to be 
 
 read in the burial-fervice, the remainder upon 
 
 important fubjedls. 8°. Camb. 1829 
 
 I Cor. 15. 1-4. The death of Chrift for the fins of 
 
 mankind -_-_._ j 
 
 I Cor. 15. 1-4. The refurreftion - - 15 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20-23. Chrift the firft-fruits, afterward they 
 
 that are Chrift's at his coming ; fhowing the happy 
 
 union which fhall fubfift between our Lord and all 
 
 true believers - - - - - - 33 
 
 I Cor. 15. 24-28. End of the world — the mediatorial 
 kingdom refigned _ . . . 47 
 
 CLARKE, John, M.A. {continued). 
 
 I Cor. 15. 29-34. Difficult paffages illuftrated, and 
 
 pradlical inferences drawn - - - - 61 
 
 I Cor. 15. 35-38. Objeftions againft the refurredlion 
 
 confidered ------ -j^ 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 39-42. The refurreftion of the dead proved : 
 
 the body raifed will be a fpiritualized body - 89 
 
 I Cor. 15. 45-50. The earthly and heavenly man, with 
 
 the prefent life and the next contrafted - 105 
 
 I Cor. 15. 51-55. The day of Chrift, and the renewal 
 
 of all things ------ 123 
 
 I Cor. 15. 56-58. Sin is the fting of death — the blefs- 
 
 ing of its removal, and final deftrudlion - 139 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The imperfedtion of earthly happinefs, and 
 
 the bleffednefs of the righteous - - - 155 
 
 I Cor. II. 28. The holy communion - - 167 
 
 John, 6. 14. Jefus Chrift, that prophet who was pro- 
 
 mifed to the world - - - - -187 
 
 John, 20. 28, 29. The divinity of Chrift Jefus 213 
 Matt. 5. 44. The law of Chriftian love illuftrated and 
 
 recommended in the gofpel - - - 235 
 
 Afts, 20. 7. The inftitution of the ancient fabbath,and 
 
 the tranflation of the feventh day to the firft day of 
 
 the week, as the Chriftian fabbath - - 251 
 
 CLARKE, Matthew. 
 
 Born at Leicefter Foreft 1664. Educated for the mi- 
 niftry among the DilTenters. Commenced preaching 1684. 
 Ordained affiftant over a congregation in Miles Lane, Lon- 
 don, about 1689. Died 1726. He was learned in the 
 Oriental languages ; a Calvinift of candour and modera- 
 tion, and an admired and ufeful preacher. 
 Sermons upon feveral occafions ; fome of which 
 were never before publifhed. To which are 
 added fome memoirs of his life, and the fer- 
 mon preached at his funeral, by Daniel Neal, 
 M.A. 8°. Lond. 1727 
 
 Preface containing life _ - _ . v-xliv 
 
 Zech. 3. 8, 9. Societies for reformation of manners i 
 I Cor. I, 20. The wifdom of this world made foolifh. 
 Merchant's ledture ----- 27 
 
 Nehem. 10. 39. Zeal for God's houfe expreffed in a holy 
 refolution not to forfake it - - - 66 
 
 Pfa. 71. I. The nature and advantage of trufting in 
 God. Fun. ferm. on Rev. T. Simmons - loi 
 
 Afts, 13. 36. Fun. ferm. on Rev. T. Mitchel 127 
 
 Exod. 15. 9-11. God feen in the mount; or, Ifrael's 
 deliverance, and their enemies' deftrudlion. Mer- 
 chant's lefture - - - - - 157 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 4. Fun. ferm. of Rev. J. Jeremiah Smith 184 
 John, 19. 30. Fun. ferm. of Rev. J. Foxon - 217 
 Gen. 12. 2. Of being blefled, and made a bleffing. 
 
 Charity fchool - . - - . 245 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. Of rightly dividing the word of truth. 
 Ordination -.-... 284 
 
 I Cor. 3. 6. A fuccefsful miniftry the blefling of God. 
 
 Ordination ------ 317 
 
 Luke, 14. 23. The gofpel invitation. (3 ferm.) 339 
 Matt. 25. 21. Fun. ferm. on the author, by Daniel 
 
 Neal - - 381 
 
 CLARKE, Reuben, D.D., Archdeacon of Eflex. 
 
 Sermon, i Kings, 8. 44, 45. [Faft, war with 
 Spain.] 4°. Lond. 1741 
 
 CLARKE, Richard, Curate of Chefhunt. 
 
 The gofpel of the daily fervice of the law, 
 preached to the Jew and Gentile, in an ex- 
 planation of that grand ritual. 8°. Lond. 1767 
 
 Jefus the Nazarene, addrefTed to Jews, deifts, and 
 believers. 8°. Lond. [1795] 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, Minifter of Bennet Fink. 
 A pious Nonconformift divine, and a very induftrious 
 
 and ufeful writer. Born at Woolfton, Warwick/hire, 1599.
 
 68i 
 
 682 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel (continued). 
 
 Entered Emanuel College, Cambridge. Entered into orders. 
 Became Minifter of St. Bennet Fink, London. Ejedled 
 1662; but continued to attend the church as a private 
 Chriftian, until his death, 1682. His lives are valuable, 
 moft of them having been taken from fcarce volumes and 
 tracSs, which it would be very difficult now to procure. 
 
 The marrow of ecclefiailical hiltory ; in two 
 parts. Part i, containing the life of our Saviour, with 
 the lives of the ancient fathers, f'choolmen, firft re- 
 formers, and modern divines ; the 2d, containing the 
 lives of Chriftian emperors, kings, and princes, with the 
 lives of inferior Chriftians, and of many of thofe who by 
 their virtue and valour obtained the firname of Great, 
 together with the lively effigies, cut in copper. Third 
 edition, corredled and fomewhat enlarged. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Land. 1675 
 
 A general martyrologie, containing a colleftion 
 
 of all the greateft perfecutions which have befallen the 
 
 Church ofChrift from the creation to our prefent times ; 
 
 wherein is given an exadt account of the Proteftants' fuf- 
 
 ferings in Qijeen Mary's reign. Whereunto is added. 
 
 The lives of thirty-two Englifli divines, famous in their 
 
 generations for learning and piety ; and moft of them 
 
 fufFerers in the caufe ofChrift. Together with the lives 
 
 of Guftavus Ericfon, king of Sweden, J. Coligni, Sec] 
 
 Third edition, correfted and enlarged. Folio. Land. 1677 
 
 A mirror, or looking-glafs, botli for faints and 
 finners, in about two thoufand examples ; with the 
 wonders in nature and art. Second edition, much en- 
 larged. 8°. Lond. 1654 
 
 A mirror, or looking-glafs, both for faints and 
 finners, held forth in fome thoufands of examples j 
 wherein is prefented, as God's wonderful mercies to the 
 one, fo his levere judgments againft the other. Colledled 
 out of the moft claflique authors, both ancient and mo- 
 dern, with fome late examples obferved by myfelf and 
 others. Whereunto are added a geographical defcripdon 
 of all the countries in the known world, the wonders in 
 nature and art, the moft famous cities, temples, ftatues, 
 &c. 2 vol. Folio. Lond. 1671 
 
 Vol. I. Fourth edition, very much enlarged, 167 1. 
 Portrait and engraved title, dedication, &c. - Ff. 5 
 Examples ...... Pp. 1—702 
 
 Alphabetical table - - - - - Ff. 4 
 
 Geographical defcription of the world, engraved title, 
 
 &c. .-..--. Pp. 1-293 
 
 Account of the Englifh plantations in America Pp. 3-85 
 
 Wonderful works of God . - - Pp. 1-35 
 
 Vol. 2. 1671. 
 Engraved title. Ff. 5, Pp. 772, and table. 
 
 The lives of fundry eminent perfons in this later 
 age. I. Of divines; 2. Of nobility and gentry of both 
 fexes J with his own life, and the lives of the Countefs 
 of Suffolk, Sir N. Barnardifton, Mr. R. Blackerby, and 
 Mr. S. Fairclough, by other hands. Folio. Lond. 1683 
 
 Medulla theologise ; or, the marrow of divinity; 
 contained in fundry queftions and cafes of confcience, 
 both fpeculative and practical. The greateft part of 
 them colledled out of the works of our moft judicious, 
 experienced, and orthodox Englifti divines. Fol. Z,. 1659 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel. 
 
 Son of the preceding. Educated at Pembroke Hall, 
 Cambridge, where he obtained a fellowship, which he loft 
 in the Rebellion for refufing the engagement. Preferred 
 to the living ofGrendon, Buckinghamfhire. Ejedled for 
 Nonconformity 1662. Died 1701. 
 
 The Old and New Teftament, with annotations 
 and parallel fcriptures. Folio. Lond. 1690* 
 This work was the great labour of the life of the au- 
 thor. The feleftion of parallel texts is admirable, and the 
 notes, though very brief, are written with great judgment ; 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel (continued). 
 
 they arc placed between the verfes. In a fubfequent and 
 interior edition they are placed at the bottom of the page, 
 which is inconvenient. 
 
 A furvey of the Bible ; or, an analytical account 
 of the holy Scriptures, containing the divi- 
 fion of every book and chapter, thereby fhew- 
 ing the frame and contexture of the whole. 
 4°. Lond. 1693 
 
 At the end are two fermons : — 
 
 I John, 1. 7. Of communion with God - 369 
 
 Pla. 37. 4. Of delight in God - - 382 
 
 Scripture-juftification ; or, a difcourfe of jufti- 
 
 fication, according to the evidence of Scripture-light ; 
 wherein the nature of juftification is fully opened ; the 
 great point of juftification by works, both of the law 
 and gofpel, is clearly ftated ; all thofe fcriptures which 
 concern juftification, with divers others, are explained. 
 Together with a thefis concerning the intereft ofChrift's 
 aiftive obedience to our juftification. 4°. Lond. 1698 
 
 A brief concordance to the Holy Bible. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1696 
 CLARK, Samuel, D.D. 
 
 Great-grandfon of Clarke of Bennet Fink. He was paftor 
 
 to a congregation of DilTenters at St. Albans, and was living 
 
 in 1750. 
 
 A colledlion of the promifes of Scripture under 
 their proper heads, with an appendix relating 
 to the future Hate of the Church, and an in- 
 troduflion on the excellency and ufe of the 
 promifes and direftions for the right applica- 
 tion of them. To which is added. The life of 
 Chrift. 12°. Lond. 1790 
 
 The nature and caufes of irrefolution in religion, 
 and the reafonablenefs of a thorough determin- 
 ation, reprefented in three fermons on Afts, 
 26. 28, 29. Second edit. 12°. Lond. 1766 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, M.A. 
 
 Celebrated for his fkill in Oriental learning. Born 1623. 
 Became a ftudent at Merton College, Oxford, 1638. Mas- 
 ter of a boarding-houfe at Iflington, near London, 1650. 
 Chofen Architypographus and fuperior Beadle of the Uni- 
 verfity of Oxford, 1658. Died 1669. While near Lon- 
 don he affifted in corre<fting and publifhing Walton's Poly- 
 glott ; and he left in MS. Septimum Bibliorum Polyglottum 
 volumen, cum verfionibus antiquiffimis, non Chaldaica 
 tantum fed Syriacis, .^thiopicis, Copticis, Arabicis, Perficis 
 contextum. 
 Scientia metrica et rhythmica ; feu traftatus de 
 
 profodia Arabica, ex authoribus probatillimis 
 
 eruta. 8°. Oxon. 1 661* 
 
 Varije lefliones et obfervationes in Chaldaicam 
 
 paraphrafiin. Bibl. Polygl. Waltoni, 6 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D., Redor of St. James's, 
 
 Weftminfter, 
 
 Born at Norwich 1673. Entered Caius College, Cam- 
 bridge, 1691. Chaplain to Moore, bifliop of Norwich, 
 1698, who gave him the redtory of Drayton, near Nor- 
 wich. Reftor of St. Bennet's, Paul's Wharf, London, 
 1706. Reftor of St. James's, Weftminfter, 1709. Died 
 1729. He was a fcholar, divine, and metaphylician, ot 
 the firft rank. He has been accufed of Arianifm. His 
 fermons arc perfpicuous and convincing, uniting great fim- 
 plicity of ftyle with unufual elegance. 
 
 Works. 4 vol. Folio. Lond. ij^S 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface, giving fome account of the life, writings, and 
 charader of the author, by Bp. Hoadly.
 
 683 
 
 684 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Sermons i-cxiv., publiflied from the author's MS. by 
 John Clarke, D.D. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The fame continued, cxv— clxxiii. 
 
 Eighteen fermons on feveral occafions, publlfhed by the 
 author. 
 For contents of Dr. Clarke'' s fermons, fee heloiu. 
 Sixteen fermons on the being and attributes of God, the 
 obligations of natural religion and the truth and cer- 
 tainty of the Chriftian revelation, preached in 1704 
 and 1705, at the Boyle lefture. With feveral letters 
 to Dr. Clarke from a gentleman in Gloucefter [Bp. 
 Butler], relating to the dilcourfe concerning the being 
 and attributes of God, with the doftor's anfwers there- 
 unto. 
 Tables of texts preached upon ; alfo thofe explained. 
 Index to the principal matters in the fermons. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 A paraphrafe on the four evangelifts, with critical notes. 
 Three praiflical effays on baptifm, confirmation, and re- 
 pentance. 
 An expofition of the Church catechifm. 
 A letter to Mr. Dodwell concerning the immortality of 
 the foul, together with the four defences of it ; to 
 which are added, the remarks on Dr. Clarke's letter 
 to Mr. Dodwell, and the feveral replies to the doftor's 
 defences thereof, alfo refleftions on that part of a 
 book called Amyntor, or the Defence of Milton's 
 Life [byToland], which relates to the writings of the 
 primitive fathers and the canon of the New Teflament. 
 Vol. 4. 
 The Scripture dodlrine of the Trinity ; wherein every 
 text in the New Teftament relating to that doftrine 
 is diftindtly confidered ; and the divinity of our bleffed 
 Saviour, according to the Scriptures, proved and ex- 
 plained. 
 Several trafts relating to the fubjeft of the Trinity, viz. : 
 A letter to Dr. Wells, in anfvver to his remarks. 
 A reply to the objedlions of Robert Nelfon, Efq. j 
 and of an anonymous author, being a commentary 
 on forty feledl texts of Scripture. 
 An anfwer to the remarks of the author of fome con- 
 
 fiderations upon the Trinit)'. 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. R. M., containing ob- 
 fervations upon his book, entitled, A Plain Scripture 
 Argument, &c. 
 A letter to the author of a book entitled, The True 
 Scripture Doiftrine of the moft holy and undivided 
 Trinity, continued and vindicated. 
 The modeft plea, &c., continued; or, a brief and dis- 
 tinct anfwer to Dr. Waterland's queries relating to 
 the do6lrine of the Trinity. 
 Obfervations on Dr. Waterland's fecond defence of 
 
 his queries. 
 An apology for Dr. Clarke, containing the papers oc- 
 cafioned by the complaint of the lower houfe of 
 convocation, &c. 
 Three letters to Dr. Clar.ke, concerning his Scripture- 
 dodlrine of the Trinity, with the doftor's anfwers. 
 A collection of papers which pafTed between the late 
 learned M. Leibnitz and Dr. Clarke, relating to the 
 principles of natural philofophy and religion, v.'ith an 
 appendix, to which are added. Letters to Dr. Clarke 
 concerning liberty and neceflity, from a gentleman 
 of the Univerfity of Cambridge, with the doftor's an- 
 fwers to them ; alfo remarks upon a book, entitled, 
 A Philofophical Enquiryconcerning Human Liberty. 
 A letter to Mr. Benjamin Hoadly, F.R.S., occafioned 
 by the controverfy relating to the proportion of ve- 
 locity and force in bodies in motion. 
 
 Sermons. Publifhed from the author's MS. by 
 John Clarke, D.D. , Dean of Sarum. 10 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1730 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface, with life, by Bp. Hoadly - - - i— xlix 
 
 Heb. II. 6. Faith in God . - . i 
 
 Matt. 4. 10. Unity of God. (Two fermons.) 25 
 
 Rev. I. 8. Eternity of God - - - - 69 
 
 John, 4. 24. Spirituality of God. (Two fermons.) 93 
 Mai. 3. 6. Immutability of God - - 143 
 
 I Kings, 8. 27. Omniprefence of God - - 169 
 
 Pfa. 147. 5. Omnipotence of God. (Two ferm.) 197 
 Job, 37. 16. Omnifcience of God - - 247 
 
 Col. 2. 3. WifdomofGod. (Two fermons.) 273 
 
 Pfa. 145.9. Goodnefs of God - - - 321 
 
 Ecclef. 8. II. Patience of God - - 347 
 
 Job, 34. IC-12. JufticeofGod. (Two fermons.) 369 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 I Cor. 10. 31. The glory of God. (Two fermons.) 1 
 Matt. 23. 9. Of God's being the father of mankind 49 
 Rom. 8. 16, 17. Of being the children of God 73 
 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38. Of loving God - - 93 
 
 Job, 23. 15. The fear of God - - - II9 
 
 Prov. 9. 10, II. The wifdom of being religious 139 
 I Pet. I. 15, 16. Of imitating the holinefs of God 167 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God towards finners. (2 fs.) 189 
 Rom. 4. 3. Believing in God - - - 237 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. The grace of God - - 261 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. The grace of God. (Two ferm.) 285 
 Matt. 6. 10. The kingdom of God - - 331 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The kingdom of God. (Two ferm.) 355 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 John, 8. 32. The liberty of moral agents - I 
 
 Dan. 12. 10. A virtuous mind the belt help to under- 
 
 ftand true religion - . . . 29 
 
 John, 6. 44. The practice of morality leads to the 
 
 practice of the Gofpel - - - - 61 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. Character of a good man - 83 
 
 Nature of human aCtions - - I03 
 
 How to judge of moral actions - 123 
 
 Nature of religious truths - 145 
 
 Chrift's calling finners to repentance 167 
 
 Excellency of moral qualifications 189 
 
 I. Humility. (Two fermons.) - 207 
 
 Poverty of fpirit ... 259 
 
 Luke, II. 35. 
 
 Luke, 6. 44. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 25. 
 
 Mark, 2. 17. 
 
 ACts, II. 24. 
 
 Luke, 14. 1 1 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. 
 
 I Cor. 13. 3. The virtue of charity. (Two ferm.) 281 
 
 Col. 3. 20-12. Nature of relative duties - 329 
 
 I John, 2. 15. Inconfiftency of the love of God with 
 the love of the world - - - - 351 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. The folly of mocking at fin - 371 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Mark, 16, 16. Of that belief which is necefiary to bap- 
 tifm. (Two fermons.) - - - - i 
 
 Rom. 6. 3, 4. The defign and end of baptifm is new- 
 nefsoflife ------ 55 
 
 I Cor. I. 13. Of being baptized into the name of any 
 perfon ------- 79 
 
 I Cor. II. 25. Nature, end, and defign of the holy 
 communion. (Three fermons.) - - 103 
 
 Same fubjeCt 
 23. The Catholick Church 
 
 177 
 f Chrift. 
 
 I Cor. II. 27 
 Heb. 12. 22, 
 
 (Three fermons.) ----- 203 
 Rev. 3. 4. The number of thofe that fliall be faved 271 
 Rev. 3. 4. Qualification of thofe that fiiall be faved 297 
 Rev. 2. 29. The terms of falvation are offered to all 
 
 men ------- 323 
 
 Rev. 2. 29. The qualifications necefl"ary to receive the 
 
 terms of falvation ----- 347 
 Rev. 2. 29. Men's not accepting the terms of falvation 
 
 is from themfelves - . - - 3^3 
 
 Rev. 3. 15, 16. Nature of true Chriftian zeal 399 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Matt. 1.22,23. Miraculous birth of Chrift. [Chriftm.] i 
 Ifa. 9. 6. The prediction of the Mefliah. [Chriftm.] 21 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. Character of the Meffiah. [Chriftmas.] 47 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. Of the fulnefs of time in which Chrift 
 
 appeared. [Chriftmas.] - - - - 65
 
 685 
 
 686 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Mai. I. II. Meaning of The Name of God. [Epiph.] 87 
 Matt. 12. 39,40. The doftrines of religion reafonable 
 
 to be believed. [Paffion lermon.] - - 109 
 
 Matt. 12. 39. Unreafonable expedlations not to be 
 
 gratified in religion. [Fafiion fermon.] - 131 
 
 I Cor. 15. 56, 57. How the law is laid to be the 
 
 ftrength of fin. [Paffion fermon.] - 155 
 
 I Cor. 15. 56, 57. How Chrift has enabled us to con- 
 quer fin. [Eafter.] - - - - - 189 
 I Cor. 15. 56, 57. How Chrift has given us the vidtory 
 
 over death. [Eafter.] - - - - 213 
 
 Heb. 2. 3, 4. The inexcufablenefs of rejecting the 
 
 Gofpel. [Whit Sunday.] . - - - 245 
 
 I Cor. I. 22-24. Different tempers judge differently of 
 
 religion. [Eafter.] . - - - 273 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 14. Refurredion of Chrift. [Eafter.] 295 
 Pfa. 16. 9, 10. Chrift's del'cent into hell. [Eafter.] 321 
 Heb. 8. I. Chrift's fitting on the right hand of God. 
 
 [Afcenfion day.] . . - - - 343 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The converfation of Chriftians is in heaven. 
 
 [Afcenfion day.] ----- 365 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 17, 18. Spiritual nature of the Gofpel. 
 [Whit Sunday.] 389 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. The (in againft the Holy Ghoft. 
 
 [Whit Sunday.] ... - - i 
 
 Adts, 19. 2, 3. Of receiving the Holy Ghoft. [Whit 
 
 Sunday.] (Two fermons.) . - - 29 
 
 Matt 28. 18-20. Power and authority of Chrift. 
 
 [Trinity Sunday.] ----- 79 
 
 I Cor. 12. 4-6. The different gifts of the Spirit. [Trin. 
 Sunday.] ------ 105 
 
 Deut. 29. 29. The defire of knowledge. [Trin.S.] 131 
 
 I John, 5. 8. The teftimony of our Saviour's doftrines. 
 
 [Trinity Sunday.] - - - - - 157 
 
 Matt.4. 1. Our Saviour's temptation. [Lent.] (2fs.) 179 
 Job, 5. 6, 7. Shortnefs and vanity of humane life. [Lent.] 
 
 227 
 Job, 5. 6, 7. Refignation to the divine will in afflidtion. 
 
 [Lent.] - 249 
 
 Job, 5. 6, 7. The end of God's afHi£Ung men. [Lent.] 
 
 273 
 Ecclef. 9. II. The event of things not always anfwer- 
 able to fecond caufes. [Faft fermon.] - - 295 
 Prov. 13. 21. The practice of wickednefs generally at- 
 tended with great evil. [Inauguration.] - 319 
 Dan. 7. 23. The charadler of opprefTive power in reli- 
 gion. [5th Nov.] 341 
 
 Pfa. 33. 10. Providential deliverances from flavery. 
 
 [5th Nov.] ----- 361 
 
 Matt. 5.48. The duty of charity. [Charity ferm.] 393 
 
 Luke, 17. I. The neceflity of offences arifing againft 
 
 the Gofpel 421 
 
 Vol. 7. 1731. 
 
 Luke, 14. 23. Againft perfecution for religion i 
 
 Matt. 22. II, 12. Againft falfe pretences to religion 29 
 
 John, 21. 22. Every man is principally to regard his 
 
 own proper duty ----- 49 
 
 Matt. 16. 26. The folly of lofing one's foul to gain the 
 whole world ------ 69 
 
 Heb. 12. 14. The neceflity of holinefs - 93 
 
 Rom. 22. I. Holinefs of life the moft acceptable facri- 
 
 fice to God 113 
 
 Ifa. 5.20. Unchangeable difference of good and evil 133 
 Matt. 22. 40. Nature of moral and pofitive duties 163 
 John, 4. II. Difficulty of arriving at truth - 185 
 
 John, 20. 29. Nature of religious faith - - 213 
 
 Rom. 14. 17. In what the kingdom of God confifts 233 
 Luke, 16. 25. Parable of the rich man and Lazarus 257 
 I Pet. 4. 17, 18. The equitable diftribution of things at 
 the laft day - - - - - - 279 
 
 Prov. 16. 4. Of God's difpofing all things to their pro- 
 per ends - , - 299 
 
 Afts, 17. 31. Of a future judgment - - 327 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. That every man fhall finally receive accord- 
 ing to his works. [Two fermons.] - - 349 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. Future rewards and punifhments 391 
 Vol. 8. Second edit. 1731. 
 
 John, 8. 44. How wicked men are of the devil i 
 
 Rom. 8. 13. The difference betwixt living after the 
 flefh and after the Spirit - - - - 23 
 
 Heb. 12. 16, 17. The fins of profanenefs - 43 
 
 Lev. 19. 12. Againft profaning the name of God 65 
 
 2 ThefT. 2. II, 12. How wicked men are deceived 
 to their deftrudtion ----- 89 
 
 Matt. 3. 12. The defign of the Gofpel is to feparate 
 the good from the bad - - - - 1 1 1 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. Scripture evidence fufficient to make 
 men religious - - - - - - 131 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. The Scripture a fufficient rule of religion 
 
 153 
 Rom. 7. 7. The knowledge of fin is by the law 175 
 1 John, 3.20,21. Reafon thejudge of religious actions 199 
 James, I. 14. The nature of temptations - 217 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. The nature of lying - - 239 
 
 Prov. 10. 9. Uprightnefs a man's greateft fecurity 267 
 Rev. 22. 14. Religion confifts in keeping the com- 
 mandments only ----- 297 
 Col. 1. 24. Suffering upon the account of religion 319 
 I Pet. 3. 18. The nature of the fufferings of Chrift 341 
 Matt. 6. 21-23. Humiliation and fufferings of Chrift 387 
 Rom. 7. 24, 25. The method of deliverance through 
 
 Chrift 411 
 
 Vol. 9. 1731- 
 I Cor. I. 21. Men have natural abilities oi knowing 
 
 God - - I 
 
 I Cor. I. 21. The wifdom of God in the redemption of 
 
 man ------- 23 
 
 Tit. I. 2, 3. The hopes of happinefs through Chrift 47 
 Heb. 6. I, 2. The fundamentals of Chriftianity 67 
 
 Heb. 6. I, 2. Chriftians ought to endeavour to attain 
 
 perfedlion - - - - - - 91 
 
 Luke, 14. 14. The reward of juftice - - 117 
 
 Matt. 24. 12. The abounding of iniquity the caufe of 
 
 its abounding more - - - - -139 
 
 Gal. 2. 17. Wickednefs of Chriftians no argument 
 
 againft Chriftianity - - - - 159 
 
 Rev. 22. II, 12. God will reward all men according 
 
 to their deferts. [Two fermons.] - - 179 
 
 Heb. 3. 13. Deceitfulnefs of fin. [Three fermons.] 231 
 I John, 3. 9. That true Chriftians are free from all 
 
 habits of fin - - - - - 311 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6. That men's true happinefs confifts in the 
 
 favour of God ------ 343 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. Godlinefs generally makes men happy in 
 
 this life -...-- 363 
 
 Rev. 2. 7. Perfeverance in religion the only title to the 
 
 reward of it - - - - - - 3^9 
 
 Jude, 22, 23. Different degrees of finners differently to 
 
 be treated - - - - - - 411 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. The duty of prayer - - - 435 
 
 Vol. 10. 1731. 
 32. Againft too great anxiety in worldly 
 
 Matt. 6. 31, 
 
 matters 
 Eph. 4. 32. 
 Mark, 2. 27. 
 Luke, 8. 15. 
 
 Forgivenefs of injuries 
 Nature and end of the Sabbath 
 Parable of the fower 
 
 23 
 45 
 67 
 
 Gal. 2. 15, 16. End and defign of the Jewifh law 95 
 I Pet. 3. 13. The pradice of virtue the greateft fecurity 
 
 againft our enemies ----- 129 
 Prov. 24. 28, 29. Nature and extent of falfe witnefs 151 
 A6ts, 5. 3, 4, Sin of deliberate fraud - 173 
 
 Exod. 21. 14. Heinoufnefs of the fin of wilful murder 
 
 199 
 Job, I. 3. 16. The feveral forts of hypocriiy - 219 
 Gal. 4. 22-24. Who are the true Church of God 243 
 I Sam. 15. 23. Rebellion againft God as malignant as 
 
 witchcraft ------ a65
 
 687 
 
 688 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D. {continued). \ 
 
 Jer, 5. 4. All lin proceeds from fome mifapprehenfion 
 of God 291 
 
 Job, 6. 4. Religious melancholy - - 311 
 
 Deut. 27. 26. Of publickly denouncing curfesupon finners 
 
 337 
 Tables. 
 Seventeen fermons on feveral occafions. 2d edit. 
 8°. Lond. 1724 
 
 1 John, 4. 21. The great duty of univerfal love and 
 chanty ------- i 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. Funeral fermon on Lady Cooke 3 i 
 Pfa. 50. 23. Thankfgiving for victory, 1709. [Before 
 
 the Houfe of Commons.] - - - - 54 
 
 a Chron. 31. 21. Queen's accefllon - - 85 
 
 Pfa. 145. 2. Thankfgiving for victory, 17 10 109 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. Government of paflion - - 133 
 
 Ifa. 26. 9. Faft-day for a plague, 1 720 - 156 
 
 Luke, 13. 2, 3. Faft-day for a plague, 1721 - 179 
 Matt. 24. 7. Thankfgiving after a plague, 1723 199 
 Matt. 16. 18. Of St. Peter being the rock on which 
 
 Chrift built his Church - - - - 219 
 
 Gen. 15. 6. The faith of Abraham - - 239 
 
 John, 6. 35. Of Chrift's being the bread of life 259 
 Ecclef. 7. 29. The original of fin and mifery. (2 fs.) 279 
 Rom. 9. 23, 24. Election and reprobation - 329 
 
 Luke, 16. 12. The prefent life a ftate of probation in 
 
 order to a future life - - - - 355 
 
 Luke, 17. 37. Chrift's admonitions to his apoftles, belong 
 
 univerfally to all Chriftians - - - 377 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5.16. On the erefting a charity- 
 fchool as a houfe of education for women- 
 fervants. 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 This fermon is not to be found in any odlavo editions 
 
 excepting thofe of if^Ci, in 8 vol., and of 1820, in 7 vol. 
 
 Both thefe include alfo the whole of the fermons contained 
 
 in the above 11 vol. The edition of 1756 is confidered 
 
 the beft. 
 
 Forty fermons, on do6lrinaI and practical fub- 
 jeds : felefted from the works of the Rev. 
 Dr. Samuel Clarke, for the ufe of families. 
 To which is prefixed, a fketch of his life. By 
 the Rev. Samuel Clapham, M.A. 8°. L. 1 806 
 
 Life ..-.--- xiii-xx 
 
 Tit. I. 2, 3. The hopes of happinefs through Chrift i 
 Rev. 3. 4. The number of thofe that (hall be faved 1 1 
 Rev. 3. 4. The qualification of thofe that fhall be faved 
 
 24 
 Heb. 12. 22, 23. The Catholic Church of Chrift 35 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God towards finners 54 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. The kingdom of God - - 69 
 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38. Loving God - - - 80 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. Charadler of a good man - - 95 
 
 Matt. 22. 1 1, 12. Againft falfe pretences to religion 108 
 Rev. 22. 14. Religion confifts in keeping the command- 
 ments only ------ 120 
 
 Rom. 7. 7. The knowledge of fin is by the law 132 
 2 Tim. 2. 25. The nature «f religious truths 144 
 
 I Pet. 3. 18. Nature of the fufferings of Chrift 158 
 
 Afts, 19. 2, 3. Of receiving the Holy Ghoft. (2 ferm.) 
 
 176 
 Rom. 8. 16, 17. Of being the children of God 205 
 Tit. 2. 11,12. The grace of God - - - 218 
 
 1 John, 3. 20, 21. Reafon the judge of religious aftions 
 
 229 
 I John, 3. 9. That true Chriftians are free from all 
 habits of fin . - . - . 238 
 
 Gal. 4. 22-24. Who are the true Church of God ? 257 
 I Cor. II. 27. Nature, end, and defign of the Holy 
 Communion _.---. 268 
 Pfa. 16. 9, 10. Chrift's defcent into hell - 279 
 
 Prov. 9. 10, II. The wifdom of being religious 290 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Luke, 14. 14. The reward of juftice - - 303 
 
 Rev. 3. 15, 16. Nature of true Chriftian zeal 314 
 
 Gal. 2. 15, 16. End and defign of the Jewifli law 324 
 Rom. 9. 23, 24. Eledtion and reprobation - 340 
 
 I Cor. I. 21. The wifdom of God in the redemption of 
 man .---..- 356 
 
 Rev. 22. II, 12. God will reward all men according to 
 their deferts. (2 ferm.) - . - - 368 
 
 Job, 6. 4. Religious melancholy - . - 388 
 
 Jer. 5. 4. All fin proceeds from fome mifapprehenfion 
 
 of God 405 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. The government of paffion - - 416 
 
 Heb. 3. 13. The deceitfulnefsof fin. (2 ferm.) 429 
 Gal. 2. 17. The wickednefs ofChriftJans no argument 
 againft Chriftianity - - - . 464 
 
 John, 6. 44. The praftice of morality leads to the prac- 
 tice of the gofpel ----- 474 
 Luke, 6. 44. How to judge of moral a£lions 485 
 John, 8. 32. The liberty of moral agents - 496 
 Dan. 12. 10. A virtuous mind the beft help to under- 
 ftand true religion ----- 508 
 
 A demonftration of the being and attributes of 
 God, more particularly in anfwer to Mr. 
 Hobbes, Spinoza, and their followers, where- 
 in the notion of liberty is ftated, and the 
 poffibility and certainty of it proved in oppo- 
 fition to neceffity and fate. Being the fub- 
 ftance of eight fermons, preached 1704, at the 
 ledure founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle. 
 8°. Lond. 1705 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the unchangeable obli- 
 gations of natural religion and the truth and 
 certainty of the Chriftian revelation, being 
 eight fermons, preached 1705, at the ledlure 
 founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle. 8'^. 
 
 Lond. 1706 
 
 The above two volumes were afterwards reprinted in 
 one. In the fourth edition, 1716, were added. Several Letters 
 to Dr. Clarke from a gentleman in Gloucefterftiire [Bp. 
 Butler], relating to the firft volume, with the Dodlor's 
 Anfwers ; and, in the feventh edition, 1728, were further 
 added a feventh letter, and a difcourfe concerning the pro- 
 phecies in the Old Teftament, and the application of them 
 to Chrift. 
 
 On natural religion, and the truth of the Chrift- 
 ian revelation. Watfon, Bp. Trafls, 4 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the connexion of the pro- 
 phecies in the Old Teftament, and the application of 
 them to Chrift. Being an extract from the fixth edition 
 of A Demonftration of the Being and Attributes of 
 God, &c. To which is added, A letter concerning the 
 argument a /ir/oW. Pp.63. 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 This traft is included in the volume on the Attributes, 
 
 1728, and all fubfequent editions. 
 
 A paraphrafe on the four evangelifts, with cri- 
 tical notes. 2 vol. 8°. Eighth edition. 
 
 Lond. 1 741 
 
 An expofition of the Church Catechifm. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1730 
 
 Three pradlical eflays on baptifm, confirmation, 
 and repentance. Seconded. 12°. Lond. ijo^ 
 
 A reply to Nelfon and an anonymous author 
 againft Dr. Clarke's Scripture Doftrine of the 
 Trinity, being a commentary upon forty feleft 
 texts. 8°. Lond. 1714
 
 689 
 
 690 
 
 CLARKE, Samuel, D.D. {contimed). 
 
 The Scripture dodlrine of the Trinity. 8°. 
 
 Land. 171 2 
 
 Additions were made to this work in the fecond edition, 
 1719, and further additions in the third, 1732. 
 
 A colleftion of papers which pafled between 
 Leibnitz and Clarke on natural philofophy and 
 religion ; with remarks on a book, entitled, A 
 Philofophical Enquiry concerning Human Li- 
 berty. 8°. Lond. 171 7 
 
 A letter to Dodwell on the immortality of the 
 foul, with four defences ; with reflections on 
 Amyntor refpefting the Primitive Fathers and 
 the canon of the New Teftament. Sixth ed., 
 in which are inferted the replies to Clarke. 
 8°. Lond. 1 73 1 
 
 Anonymous traEi relating to Dr. Clarke. 
 
 Remarks upon Dr. Clarke's Expofition of the 
 Church Catechifm. Pp.95. 8°. Lond. \j-^o 
 
 CLARKE, Stephen, M.A., Redor of Bury- 
 
 thorpe in Yorkfhire. 
 Fifteen difcourfes. To which is fubjoined, A 
 brief enquiry into the caufes why the word 
 preached doth not profit ; together with a 
 conflderation of the folly and danger of being 
 influenced by them. 8°. Lond. 1727 
 
 I John, 4. g-ii. The dignity and humiliation of the 
 Son of God ...... I 
 
 Adts, 2. 32. The refurredllon of Chrift . 19 
 
 AdVs, 2. 33. The exaltation of Chrift. (2 ferm.) 35 
 Adls, 17.31. The certainty of a future judgment 69 
 Pfa. 119. 68. The goodnefs of God Almighty - 89 
 
 I John, 5. 4. The triumphs ofa true Chriftian faith 109 
 John, 13. 17. The neceflity of Chriftian praftice in 
 order to happinefs, and the certainty of happinefs upon 
 Chriftian pra<5tice. (2 ferm.) ... 127 
 
 Pfa. 96. 9 159 
 
 I John, 4. 7. The duty of mutual love. (2 ferm.) 179 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. The happy confequences of affliftions to 
 
 fincere Chriftians. (2 ferm.) - - - 213 
 
 Pfa. 31. II. The treatment which perfons in diftrefs 
 
 meet with from their acquaintances and enemies con- 
 
 fidered and diffuaded from - - - - 241 
 
 A brief enquiry, &c. .... 263 
 
 CLARKSON, David. 
 
 A celebrated Nonconformift divine. Born at Bradford, 
 Yorkfhire, 1622. Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge. 
 Became fellow of that college, and tutor to Tillotfon, who 
 fucceeded him in his fellowfhip 16 51. Held for fome time 
 the living of Mortlake, Surrey. Ejed:ed 1662. Chofen 
 co-paftor to Dr. Owen 1682, whom he fucceeded 1683. 
 Died 1686. A divine of extraordinary worth for folid 
 judgment, moderation, acquaintance with the Fathers, great 
 minifterial abilities, and upright life. The matter of his 
 fermons is clear and deep, always judiciously derived from 
 the text, and the language fuitable to the oracles of 
 God. 
 
 The praftical divinity ofthePapifls difcovered to 
 be deftruflive to Chriftianity and men's fouls. 
 [Anon.] 4°. Lond. 1676 
 
 A difcourfe of the faving grace of God [on Eph. 
 2. 8.] 8°. Lond. 1688 
 
 Primitive epifcopacy, evincing, from Scripture 
 and ancient records, that a bifliop in the 
 apoftles' times, and for the fpace of the firft 
 three centuries of the Gofpel-Church, was 
 
 CLARKSON, David [continued). 
 
 no more than a paftor to one fingle church. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1689 
 
 A difcourfe concerning liturgies. 8°. Lond. 1689 
 
 Sermons and difcourfes on feveral divine fubjefts. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1696 
 
 Pfa. 51. 5. Original fin - - . - 1 
 
 Luke, 13. 3. Repentance .... 10 
 
 Mark, 16. 16. Faith 
 
 Heb. 10. 38. Living faith 
 
 James, i. 6. Faith in prayer - . - . 
 
 Heb. II. 13. Dying in faith. Living as ftrangers 
 
 Phil. 3. 8. Knowledge of Chrift 
 
 Phil. 3. 9. Juftification . . - . 
 
 John, 5. 40. Sinners unwilling to come to Chrift 
 
 54 
 129 
 
 146 
 
 175 
 zoi 
 222 
 269 
 
 I Chron. 29. 11. The Lord the owner of all, an induce 
 
 ment from earthly-mindednefs 
 Luke, 8. 18. Hearing the word 
 Luke, 14. 27. Taking up the crofs 
 Gal. 6. 15. New creature 
 Rev. 3. 20. Chrift's gracious invitations 
 John, 15. 5. Man's infufficiency 
 
 301 
 
 349 
 364 
 
 413 
 438 
 
 473 
 
 Phil. 4, 6. Againft anxious carefulnefs, but prayer for 
 
 everything --.... 503 
 
 Ifa. 27. 9. God's end in affliiftions - - - 541 
 
 Matt. 7. 22, 23. Conviftion of hypocrites - 587 
 
 Eph. 5. 9. Soul idolatry .... 6^5 
 
 Eph. 5. 7. Not partakers in fin - - - 664 
 
 Eph. 5. 8. Unconverted finners are darknefs - 680 
 
 Luke, 13. 6. Chrift feeking fruit - - 721 
 
 Pfa. 103. 19. The Lord rules over all - - 776 
 
 Gal. 3. 10. Sinners under the curfe - . 857 
 
 Eph. 5. 2. Love of Chrift and facrifice of Chrift 871 
 
 Rom. 5. 8. Chrift dying for finners - - 925 
 
 Heb. 4. 15. Chrift touched with feeling of our infirmities 
 
 939 
 Heb. 4. 16. Boldnefs of accefs ... 961 
 
 Heb. 7 25. Chrift's interceflion ... 987 
 I John, I. 3. Fellowfhip with God . - 1004 
 
 Pfa. 87. 2. Public worfhip preferred before private 1021 
 Index. 
 
 CLARKSON, Thomas. 
 
 Born at Wifbeach 1760. Educated at St. Paul's School 
 and at St. John's College, Cambridge. After taking 
 deacon's orders, he devoted himfelf entirely to the labour 
 of procuring the abolition of the flave-trade. Died 1846. 
 A portraiture of Quakerifm, as taken from a 
 view of the moral education, difcipline, pecu- 
 liar cuftoms, religious principles, political and 
 civil economy, and character of the Society of 
 Friends. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1806 
 
 A review by Lord Jeffrey in Edinb. Review, 10. 85. 
 Memoirs of the private and public life of William 
 Penn. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 181 3* 
 
 A review by Lord Jeffrey in Edinb. Review, 21. 444. 
 The hiftory of the rife, progrefs, and accom- 
 plifliment of the abolition of the flave-trade, 
 by the Britifli parliament. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1808* 
 CLASEN, Daniel. 
 
 De oraculis Gentilium et in fpecie de vaticiniis 
 
 Sibyllinis. In fine adjundla funt, 
 
 Carmina Sibyllina, e verfione S. Caftalionis, 
 
 ut et Onuphrii Panvinii tradatus de Sibyllis. 
 
 4°. Helmji. 1673 
 
 CLAUDE, John. 
 
 Born 1619, died 1687. Confidered as the leader of the 
 French Proteftant party during the feventeenth century. 
 He was minifter of Charenton, near Paris, when the cele-
 
 691 
 
 692 
 
 CLAUDE, John {continued). 
 
 brated conference took place between him and Bofluet, on 
 the occafion of the abjuration of Mademoifelle de Duras. 
 At the revocation of the Edi(fl of Nantes he retired into 
 Holland, where he was well received. His works are 
 written in a manly, exadl, elegant, and clofe ftyle, and dis- 
 cover great genius and learning. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 16. 6, 7. Les fruits de la repent- 
 ance, ou fermon fur ces paroles de Salomon. 
 8°. a Charenton, 1676 
 
 L'examen de foy-meme, pour bien fe preparer a 
 la communion. 24°. a la Haye, 1693 
 
 Hiftorical defence of the Reformation, with life 
 by John Townfend. 2 vol. 8°. Zi'W. 1815* 
 Original edition, 4°. Lond. 1683. 
 A fhort account of the complaints and cruel 
 perfecutions of the Proteftants in France. 
 [Anon.] 12°. Lond. 1707 
 
 The catholick dodlrine of the Eucharift in all 
 ages, againft Mr. Arnaud, with Bertrand's 
 book on that fubjedl. Folio. Lond. 1684* 
 
 Les ceuvres pofthumes. 5 vol. 8°. ^ot/?. 1688-89 
 Vol. I. 
 Reponfe a une traite de I'Euchariftie attribue a M. le 
 Cardinal Le Camus, eveque de Grenoble, et quatre 
 lettres -.-.-. 
 Traite de la compofition d'un fermon - 
 
 Vol. 2. 1688. 
 Traite de Jefus-Chrift. 
 
 Le principe par lequel il eft venu au monde 
 Les preparations qui Font precede 
 Sa perfonne et fes natures - - - 
 
 Ses offices ------ 
 
 Vol. 3. 1688. 
 Traite de Jefus-Chrift. 
 
 Ses offices, /:</« ----- i 
 
 Se deux etats, fjavoir d'abaiffement et d'exaltation 253 
 Vol. 4. 1688. 
 Traite du peche contre le S. Efprit - 
 Traite de la juftification - - - . 
 
 De lapfu Angelorum - - . . 
 
 Commentaire fur I'epitre aux Remains 
 De eledlione et reprobatione 
 De ftatu innocentiae primi hominis 
 De confequentiis peccati primorum parentum 
 Vol. 5. 1689. Lettres. 
 Ellay on the compofition of a fermon, with 
 alterations and improvements, by the Rev. 
 Charles Simeon, M. A. Fifth edition. 12°. 
 
 Camb. 1827 
 
 This is alfo to be found in Simeon's works. Originally 
 
 tranflated by the Rev. R. Robinfon, 2 vol. 8°. 1788, with 
 
 numerous notes full of hoftility to the Church of England, 
 
 and otherwife objectionable. 
 
 CLAUDE, John James. 
 
 Grandfon of the preceding. Born at the Hague 1684. 
 Became a preacher at Utrecht 1706. Paftor of the French 
 Church, London, 171 1. Died 1712. 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'Ecriture fainte. 
 8°, Gen 
 
 163 
 
 45 
 313 
 37a 
 
 5 
 75 
 193 
 219 
 433 
 493 
 519 
 
 La vie de M. Claude xi i Cor. 2. 
 
 Adt. 26. 27-29 - I Matt. 22. 
 
 I Pierre, i. 15 - 4^ Rom. 12. 
 
 Pf. 143. 2 - - 85 Pf. 39. 5 
 
 Eph. 6. 24 - 123 Jacq. 3. 2 
 1 Cor. 4. 7 - - 171 
 
 CLAUDIANUS, Claudius. 
 
 A Latin poet of the fourth century, 
 dria, in Egypt, 365. 
 
 1724 
 206 
 247 
 287 
 322 
 362 
 
 Born at Alexan- 
 
 CLAUDIANUS, Claudius {continued). 
 
 Opera, Burmanni. 4°. Amft. 1760 
 
 Opera. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1343 ; 
 
 Walker, W. S. Corpus Poet. Lat. 
 
 Klaudian's Gedicht wider den Rufin iiberfetzt 
 und erlaiitert von J. F. Ratfchky nebft dem 
 lateinifchen Text. 8°. Wien, iSoi 
 
 An Englifh tranflation, by A. Hawkins, Efq. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 1817. 
 
 CLAUDIANUS, Mamertus. See Mamertus. 
 CLAUDIUS Taurinensis. 
 
 Biftiop of Turin in the ninth century, and one of the 
 earlieft reformers of the Church, was a native of Spain. 
 Became chaplain to Louis le Debonnaire, and preached at 
 court with great acceptance. Bifliop of Turin 817. Died 
 
 ^39- 
 
 Commentarius in epiftolam ad Galatas. 
 
 Apologelicum. Bibl. Max. Patr. 1 4. 139 
 
 Praefatio in libros informationum literae et fpiritus 
 fuper Leviticum, ad Theodemirum Abbatem. 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 90 
 
 Prsefatio cxpofitionis in epiftolam ad Ephefios, 
 ad Ludovicum Pium imperatorem. Ibid. 91 
 
 Prologus in fuos commentarios ad Pauli Apoftoli 
 epiftolas. Mai Script. Vet. 7, P. 1. 274 
 
 CLAUDIUS Marius Victor. See Victor. 
 
 CLAUSTRUM Animse; the reformed monas- 
 tery ; or, the love of Jefus. A fure and 
 fhort, pleafant and eafy, way to heaven, in 
 meditations, directions, and refolutions to love 
 and obey Jefus unto death. 24°. Lond. 1677 
 
 CLAVELL, Robert. 
 
 The general catalogue of books, printed in Eng- 
 land fmce the dreadful fire of London, 1666, 
 to the end of Trinity Term, 1680. To- 
 gether with the texts of fingle fermons, with 
 the authors' names : plays afted at both the 
 theatres ; and an abftraft of the general bills 
 of mortality fince 1660. To which is now 
 added, A catalogue of Latin books printed in 
 foreign parts and in England fince the year 
 1670. Folio. 1680-81 
 
 Pp. 99 and 191. With continuation to 1682, 
 in eight numbers. 
 
 CLAVERINGIUS, R. 
 
 DifTert. de Maimonide. Ugolinus, 8. 709 
 
 CLAVERING, Robert. 
 
 Bifhop of Llandaff, 1724. Tranflated to Peterborough, 
 1728. Died 1747. 
 
 Sermon, Ecclef. 10. 18. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 4°. Lond. 1733 
 
 CLAY, John, of Eman. Coll. Camb., and Chap- 
 lain to the Houfe of Correftion, Prefton. 
 
 Twenty-five fermons preached to the inmates of 
 a gaol, and in a great degree adapted to a 
 country congregation. 12°. Lond. 1827 
 
 James, 2. 19. Exiftence of a God - - - 1 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. The truth of Scripture- - 15 
 
 John, 5. 39. On ftudying the Scriptures - - 29 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. The fall of man - - - 43 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 22. The reftoration of man - - 57 
 Eph. 2. 8. Salvation by faith - - - 71 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. Repentance. (2 ferm.) - - 85
 
 693 
 
 694 
 
 20. 14- 
 
 20. 15. 
 
 20. l6. 
 
 20. 17. 
 
 Rom. 6. 3, 4. 
 
 CLAY, John [continued). 
 
 Matt. 5. 18. The commandments - - 113 
 
 Exod. 20. 3. The firft commandment - - 125 
 
 ■ 20. 4-6. The fecond - - - 136 
 
 20. 7. The third 149 
 
 20. 8. The fourth - - - - 161 
 
 20. 12. The fifth - - - - 173 
 
 20.13. The fixth - . - - 187 
 
 The feventh - - - - 199 
 
 The eighth - - - - 213 
 
 The ninth . - - - 227 
 
 The tenth - - - - 239 
 
 Newnefs of life. Eafter day - 251 
 James, i. 22. The doers of the word. Eafter 5 265 
 1 John, 4. 20, 21. Love to our neighbour. Trin. i 279 
 Matt. 22. 13, 14. The called and chofen. Trin. 20 291 
 A6ts, 8. 36. On the baptifm of a convert from infidelity 
 
 303 
 Ezra, 7. 26. On the execution of a criminal - 319 
 
 CLAY, WiUiam Keatinge, B.D. 
 
 Of Jefus College, Cambridge, and Minor Canon of Ely. 
 The book of Common Prayer illuftrated, fo as 
 to fhew its various modifications ; the date of 
 its feveral parts, and the authority on which 
 they reft. With an appendix containing the 
 order of the communion, the four Adls of Uni- 
 formity, the Long Parliament directory, and 
 fundry other documents. 12°. Lond. 1841 
 Liturgical fervices. Liturgies and occafional forms 
 of prayer, fet forth in the reign of Queen 
 Elizabeth. Edited for the Parker Society. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1847 
 The litany and fuffrages, 1558 - - - i 
 
 The litany ufed in the gueen's Majefty's Chapel, 1559 9 
 The book of Common Prayer and adminiftration of the 
 facraments, and other rites and ceremonies in the 
 Church of England, 1559 - - - 23 
 
 Godly prayers [from a copy of i 567.] - - 246 
 
 Prayers [from an edition of Sternhold and Hopkins' 
 
 Pfalms, 1566.] 258 
 
 The form and manner of making and confecrating 
 bifhops, priefts, and deacons, 1559 - - 272 
 
 Liber precum publicarum, feu minifterii ecclefiafticae 
 adminiftrationis facramentorum, aliorumque rituum 
 et caeremoniarum in ecclefia Anglicana, 1560 299 
 In commendationibus benefadlorum - - 432 
 
 Celebratio ccenae Domini in funebribus - - 433 
 
 The new calendar, 1561 - - - 435 
 
 A lift of occafional forms of prayer and fervices - 457 
 Occafional forms of prayer and fervices - 475-695 
 
 Including a homily concerning the juftice of God, &c., 
 appointed to be read in the time officknefs. [Compoled by 
 Alex. Nowell, dean of St. Paul's.] 
 Private prayers, put forth by authority during 
 the reign of Queen Elizabeth : 
 The primer of 1559. 
 The orarium of 1560. 
 The preces privatae of 1564. 
 The book of Chriftian prayers of 1578. 
 With an appendix containing the litany of 1544. 
 Edited for the Parker Society. 8°. Camh. 185 i 
 
 CLAYTON, George. 
 
 Minifter of York Street Chapel, Walworth. Educated 
 at Hoxton and Highbury College. Settled as Paftor 
 in 1802. 
 
 Sermon, Eph. 2. 11, 12. The miferies of a 
 
 pagan condition a motive to miffionary zeal. 
 
 [Lond. Miffionary Soc] 8°. Land. 1821 
 
 Sermons on faith and praftice. 8°. Lond. 
 
 And feveral others on public occafions. 
 
 CLAYTON, John. 
 
 Educated at Lady Huntingdon's college, Trevecca, and 
 became a preacher in that connexion. Minifter of the 
 Independent Chapel, Weigh-houfe, London, about 1779 ; 
 in the paftorfhip of which he continued until, from old 
 age, he relinquifhcd it. Died 1843, in his ninetieth year. 
 
 The fnares of profpcrity, a fermon. To which 
 
 is added. An eflay on vifiting. 8°. 1789 
 
 The duty of Chriftians to magiftrates, a fermon. 
 
 8°. 1791 
 
 Mr. Clayton alfo publiihed : A thankfgiving fermon for 
 the Peace of Amiens, 1802. Charges at the ordination 
 of his fons John and George Clayton, and Mr. Brooks- 
 bank, &c. 
 
 CLAYTON, John. 
 
 Educated at Homerton College, and at the Univerfity of 
 Edinburgh. Paftor ofKenfington Chapel, from 1801 to 
 1805. Settled in London, at Camomile Street, in 1805. 
 Removed to the Poultry Chapel 18 19. Refigned his pas- 
 torate 1847. 
 
 Paftoral recolleftions, vol. i. 12°. Lond. 
 
 Sermon, Exod. 20. 3-5. Pagan idolatry exhibited, and the 
 means of its abolition recommended, 12°. Lond. 1824 
 
 An addrefs delivered to a wedding party. Pp. 24. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
 
 A plain appeal on the fanftity, violations, and obfervance 
 of the fabbath day. Pp.30. 8°. Lond. ^f,■^.<) 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 91. 16. The prefent and future privileges of 
 the aged believer. On occafion of the demife of the 
 Rev. John Clayton; with a memoir. 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 11. 21. The paftor's parting wifh. [Fare- 
 well.] 12°. Lond. 1846 
 
 A welcome to Titus, being the fubftance of three dis- 
 courfes. On 2 Cor, 7. 6; Rom. 15. 30, 31; and 2 
 Cor. 13. 9. 12°. Tunbridge Wclh, 1847 
 
 The prayer of the dying penitent. A difcourie [Luke, 23. 
 42.] on occafion of the deceafe of Mifs H. Dixfon. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 Alfo other fingle difcourfes on public and other occafions. 
 
 CLAYTON, Robert, Bp. ofClogher. 
 
 Born at Dublin 1695. Educated at Weftminfter fchool, 
 from thence entered Trinity College, Dublin, of which he 
 became Fellow. D.D. 1729. Biftiop Killala 1730. Trans- 
 lated to Cork 1735, and to Clogher 1745. Died 1758. 
 He was an Arian divine of great capacity, a vigorous ima- 
 gination, but deficient in judgment ; inheriting an afflu- 
 ent eftate, he was munificent in his charities. In his 
 works on prophecy he endeavours to ftiow that the dis- 
 perfion of the Jews will terminate, and the tall of the 
 papacy take place about the year 2000. 
 
 Sermon, 2 The 11". 3. 10. The religion of labour. 
 [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. in Ireland.] 4°. 
 
 Dull. 1740 
 
 The chronology of the Hebrew Bible vindicated, 
 the fafts compared with other ancient his- 
 tories, and the difficulties explained, from the 
 flood to the death of Mofes, together with 
 fome conjeftures in relation to Egypt during 
 that period ; alfo two maps, in which are 
 attempted to be fettled the journeyings of the 
 children of Ifrael. 4°. ZsW. 1747 
 
 A difl^ertation on prophecy, wherein the co- 
 herence and connexion of the prophecies in 
 both the Old and New Teftaments are fully 
 confidered, together with an explanation of 
 the Revelation of St. John. 8°. Lond. 1 749 
 
 An enquiry into the time of the coming of the 
 Meffiah and the reftoration of the Jews. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 175 1
 
 695 
 
 696 
 
 CLAYTON, Bifliop [continued). 
 
 An elTay on Spirit, wherein the doftrine of the 
 Trinity is confidered in the light of nature 
 and reafon, as well as in the light in which it 
 was held by the ancient Hebrews, &c. ; to- 
 gether with remarks on the Athanafian and 
 Nicene creeds, [Anon.] 8°. Lo7id. 1751 
 
 See Jones, William, for anfwer. 
 Univerfally afcribed to Bp. Clayton, and not difallowed 
 
 by him ; but adlually written by a young clergyman in his 
 
 diocefe. 
 
 A vindication of the hiftories of the Old and 
 New Teftament, in three parts: 1. In anfwer 
 to Bolingbroke ; 2. Concerning the Mofaical 
 hiftory of the creation and deluge; 3. Con- 
 taining obfervations on the nature of angels, 
 and the fcriptural account of the fall and re- 
 demption of mankind. To which is prefixed 
 an effay on Spirit. 8°. Land. 1759 
 
 A journal from Grand Cairo to Mount Sinai 
 and back again. Tranflated from a MS. writ- 
 ten by the Prefetto of Egypt in company with 
 the miffionaries de Propaganda Fide. To which 
 are added fome remarks on the origin of hiero- 
 glyphics and the mythology of the ancient 
 heathens. 4°. Land. 1753* 
 
 This work was reprinted with MaundrelFs Journey, 8°. 
 
 1810. 
 
 Anonymous traEl on Bp. Clayton. 
 
 A fecond letter to the Bifliop of Clogher in Ireland ; being 
 an anfwer to the defence of the Eflay on Spirit. To 
 which is added, A letter to Mr. Warburton on his fer- 
 mon, intitled. The Nature and Condition of Truth. 
 [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 CLEAVER, Robert. 
 
 A Puritan divine, minifter at Drayton, Oxford/hire, but 
 filenced by Abp. Bancroft for Nonconformity. Died 1613. 
 He is ftyled by Samuel Clark a bright fhining ftar and an 
 able textuary. He wrote, in conjunsftion with John Dod, 
 An Expofition of the ten commandments, and of the laft 
 chapter of Proverbs. See Don, John. 
 
 CLEAVER, WilUam, Bp. of St. Afaph. 
 
 Born at Twyford, Bucks, 1742. Educated at the Uni- 
 verfity of Oxford. Prebendary of Weftminfter 1784. Prin- 
 cipal of Brafenofe College, 1785. Bi/hop of Chefter, 1787. 
 Tranflated to Bangor 1800, and to St. Afaph 1806. Died 
 1815. 
 
 A lift of books recommended to the younger 
 clergy. Third edition enlarged. With Dod- 
 well's catalogue of the Chrillian writers, and 
 genuine works of the firft three centuries. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Oxf. 1808 
 
 Sermon, Mark, 16. 15. [S.P.G.F.P.] 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1796 
 Seven fermons on feled fubjefts. A new edition. 
 To which are added four, now firft publiftied : 
 alfo four fermons of the late William Cleaver, 
 M. A., of Lincoln College. 8°. O;*/. 1808 
 I Cor. 10. 16. On the facrament of the Lord's fupper 5 
 John, 6. 56. Same fubjedl - - - - 25 
 
 Heb. 9. 14. Pardon and fanftification proved to be pri- 
 vileges annexed to the due ufe of the Lord's fupper, 
 
 as a feaft on a facrifice 
 
 S3 
 
 Heb. I. 18. The eternal generation of the Son of God 95 
 
 zTim. I. 13. The origin and utility of creeds confidered ; 
 
 with a vindication of the Athanafian Creed - 121 
 
 CLEAVER, Bifhop (continued). 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. Remarks on the defign and formation of 
 the Articles of the Church of England, intended to 
 illuftrate their true meaning - - - 151 
 
 Matt. 9. 9. On the ftyle of St. Matthew's gofpel 187 
 Luke, I. 1-4. On the ftyle of St. Luke's gofpel 207 
 Luke, II. 14. On miracles . - - . 225 
 
 Eph. I. 12. The glory of God - . - 243 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 17. Anniv. of K. Charles's martyrdom 271 
 
 The folloiving., by William Clsa-ver : 
 
 Luke, 12. 5. The dodtrine of a future ftate neceflary to 
 
 the welfare and fupport of civil government. Aflize 
 
 fermon .-.---- 299 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. The time of our Saviour's coming confidered 
 
 as to its fitnefs and propriety . - - 323 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15. The expediency and advantages of an 
 early education in piety and virtue - - 351 
 
 I Sam. 13. 14. An enquiry into the true charafter of 
 
 David, king of Ifrael ; in which the exceptions of a 
 
 late writer to the condudl of David on fome occafions 
 
 are obviated . . . . . ^75 
 
 Bifhop Cleaver alfo publifhed De Rhythmo Graecorum, 
 
 liber fingularis. 12°. Oxon. 1783. 
 
 CLEAVER, William, M.A., Reftor of Delgany, 
 
 Ireland. 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 Col. I. 19. Happinefs - • . - - i 
 
 Gen. 19. 12-17. Deliverance - - . 19 
 
 Zech. 12. 10—14; 13' I- Repentance • - 39 
 
 Pfa. 32. Juftification .... 55 
 
 I John, 3. 2, 3. Conformity to Chrift - - 71 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. The forbearance of God - 85 
 
 Matt. 23. 37, 38. The compaflion of Chrift - loi 
 Rev. 7. 9, 10, 13-17. The Chriftian's profpeft I15 
 Rom. 6. 1-6. The Chriftian conflift - - I33 
 
 Rom. 12. 21. Chriftian viftory ... 145 
 I John, I. 1-7. Communion with God - 163 
 
 Pfa. 133. Communion of faints ... 179 
 Ifa. 25. 4. The refuge - - - - 191 
 
 Adls, 8. 39. The eunuch of Ethiopia - - 205 
 Afts, 26. 24-29. Feftus, Agrippa, and Paul 221 
 
 I Sam. 2. 25. Hophni and Phineas - - 231 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5, 6. The propitiation for fin - - 245 
 
 Luke, 23. 32—43. The crucifixion - • 261 
 
 Phil. 3. 10. The refurreftion . - - 269 
 
 I Cor. II. 23-32. On the facrament of the Lord's 
 
 fupper --.--.- 283 
 
 Two plain addrefTes on the occafion of the adminiftra- 
 
 tion of baptifm, on Mark, 10. 13-16 ; and Deut. 6. 
 
 4-9 - ^97 
 
 Sermon, Judg. 20. 26-28. A call to interces- 
 
 fory prayer, for the proteftion of the Pro- 
 
 teftant Churches in Ireland. 8°. D/y^/. 1843 
 
 CLEEVE, Alexander, A.B., Vicar of Wooler, 
 
 Northumberland. 
 
 Seleft fermons. 
 
 8 
 
 
 
 Lond, 
 
 1806 
 
 Job, I. 21 
 
 - 
 
 I 
 
 Prov. 14. 32 
 
 215 
 
 I Kings, 17. 12 
 
 
 23 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13 
 
 237 
 
 I Cor. II. 29 - 
 
 
 43 
 
 I Cor. 10. 24 - 
 
 269 
 
 Luke, 22. 61 - 
 
 - 
 
 69 
 
 I Cor. II. 26 - 
 
 289 
 
 Gen. 22. 2 
 
 
 89 
 
 Matt. II. 29 
 
 313 
 
 Luke, 15. 32 - 
 
 - 
 
 113 
 
 Ads, 28. 5, 6 
 
 339 
 
 Gen. 39. 2 
 
 
 133 
 
 Matt. 6. 28 
 
 359 
 
 Ads, 26. 28 - 
 
 - 
 
 153 
 
 Matt. II. 5 - 
 
 379 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7 
 
 
 173 
 
 Matt. 9. 13 
 
 397 
 
 Ifa. 53. 2 
 
 - 
 
 193 
 
 Rom. 12. II - 
 
 417 
 
 CLELAND, John. 
 
 
 
 
 The inftitution 
 
 of 
 
 1 you 
 
 ng nobleman. 4°. 
 Oxf. 
 
 1607 
 
 CLEMANGIS, Nicolas de. 
 
 Lived during the end of the fourteenth and the begin-
 
 697 
 
 698 
 
 CLEMANGIS, Nicolas de {continued). 
 njng of the fifteenth century. Re£tor of the Univerfity 
 of Paris 1393. Was alfo Canon of Langres, and Arch- 
 deacon of Bayeux. Took a fhare in the tranfadtions con- 
 nedled with the fchifm of the Gallican Church, and 
 ftrongly denounced the corrupt pradlices of the Court of 
 Rome. His works were publifhed in 4°. L. Bat. 1613. 
 De corrupto ecclefije ftatu liber. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 555 
 Difputatio fuper materia concilii gencralis. 
 
 Ibid. I. 393 
 Vota pacis ac emendationis in Conft, Concilio 
 
 qusfita. Conftantienfe Concilium, i 
 
 Liber de itudio theologico, ad Joannem de Pede- 
 
 montio Baccalaureum. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. i. 473 
 
 CLEMENCE, M. 
 
 The true lover of his country; or, a treatife of 
 fovereignty. Fr. and Eng. 12°. Z,oW. 1801 
 CLEMENS Romanus. 
 
 One of the earlieft fathers of the Church. Said to have 
 been born at Rome. By all the ancient writers he is ac- 
 counted the fame Clement whom St. Paul mentions 
 among his fellow-labourers (Philip. 4. 3.) Suppofed to 
 have fucceeded Anacletus as Bifhop of Rome, a.d. 91 ; 
 and died 100. The fecond epiftle afcribed to him iscon- 
 fidered to be fpurious. 
 
 Epiftolas duas ad Corinthios, Gr. et Lat. inter- 
 pretibus P. Junio, G. Vendelino, J. B. Cotelerio. Re- 
 cenfuit et notarum fpicilegium adjecit Paulus Colomefius, 
 accedit T. Brunonis differtatio de Therapeutis Philonis. 
 His fubnexx funt Epiftolae aliquot fingulares, ut et 
 ejufdem P. Colomefii obfervationes facrae, necnon Para- 
 lipomena de fcriptoribus ecclefiafticis et Paflio S. Vidtoris 
 Maflilienfis, ab eodem emendata. Editio noviflima, 
 prioribus longe auftior. Sm. 8°. Land. 1695 
 
 Epiftolag duas, Gr. et Lat. expreflae ad fidem 
 MSti Cod. Alexandrini coUati cum editione Junii a 
 Millio et Grabio ; illuftratae notis Junii et Cotelerii 
 necnon J. Boifii. Cum notis ; praefationem etiam de 
 ufu patrum, ac diflertationes duas, alteram de divinitus 
 inftituto clero, de unitate ecclefiae alteram, praemifit 
 Henricus Wotton. 8°. Cantab. 1718 
 
 A very corredl and excellent edition. 
 Epiftolae ii. ad Corinthios, Gr. et Lat. ; ii. ad Virgines, 
 Syr. et Lat. et fragmenta. Bibl. Patr. GalJandii, i. I 
 
 Epiftolae duae, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Cotelerii SS. Patrum Opera, I. 143 ; Itigius, 
 Jacobfon, Hefele. 
 Epiftolae duae, Syr. et Lat. Nov. Teft. Wetftenii 
 
 Epiftle to the Corinthians tranflated. 
 
 Harwood's Tranfl. of New Teft, vol. 2 ; 
 Wake, Abp. 5 Chevallier, T. 
 Clementina, Gr. et Lat. 
 Epiftola Petri ad Jacobum. 
 Epiftola Clementis ad Jacobum. 
 S. Clementis ad B. Jacobum epiftola ex Rufini interpre- 
 
 tatione. 
 Homilias xix. Cotelerii SS. Patrum Opera, i. 602 
 
 Clementina epitome de geftis S. Petri, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Cotelerii SS. Patrum Opera, I. 749 
 Martyrium Clementis, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Cotelerii SS. Patrum Opera, I. 804 
 S. Ephraimi opufculum de miraculo et monumentum 
 Clementis, fafto Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Cotelerii SS. Patrum Opera, i. 811 
 Recognitiones, a Rufino, Grseco in Latinum verfae. 
 
 Cotelerii SS. Patrum Opera, I. 487 
 
 Clementinae recognitiones. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 209 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 2 pars, I. 376 
 
 Tranflated, Whifton's Prim. Chriftianity, 5 
 
 CLEMENS Romanus {continued). 
 
 Audlor anonymus Clementinorum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 611 
 Conftitutions of the apoftles, Gr. and Eng. 
 
 Whifton, Prim. Chrift. z 
 Liturgia S. Clementis, Gr. 
 
 MalkelTs Ancient Liturgy of the Ch. of Eng. Appen. 
 This Liturgy forms part of the eighth book of the 
 Apoftolical Conftitutions, for which fee Cotelerii Patres 
 Apoft. ; Concilia ; Bibl. Patr. ; Whifton. 
 
 CLEMENS Alexandrinus. 
 
 Titus Flavius Clemens, furnamed Alexandrinus from the 
 fuppofed place of his birth, though it is confidered more 
 probable that he was an Athenian. He was originally a 
 heathen philofopherj and after his converfion to the 
 Chriftian faith, travelled over Greece, Calabria, Italy, 
 Paleftine, and Egypt, where he became prelbyter of the 
 Church of Alexandria, and fucceeded Pantsenus in the 
 catechetical fchool. Died about a.d. 215 or 220. He 
 ranks among the eminent fathers of the Church ; a man 
 ofextenfive reading, and great learning and piety. The 
 beft edition of his works is that edited by Archbiihop 
 Potter, Oxf. 1715. 2 vol. folio, and reprinted at Venice, 
 1757. An edition in Greek only has been publifhed at 
 Leipfic, i83i,in4vol. Sm. 8°. 151. 
 Opera quse extant, Gr. et Lat., recognita et 
 illuftrata per Joannem Potterum epifcopum Oxonienfem. 
 2 vol. Folio. Venet. 1757 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Vita ex tomo tertio Adriani Baillet defumpta et Latine 
 
 reddita - vii-xii 
 
 Ledloria et teftimonia - - - - Ff. 6 
 
 Cohortatio ad Gentes . . . - . i 
 
 Paedagogus, libri ... - - 79 
 
 Stromata, lib. i.-iv. - - - - ■ S'S 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Stromata, lib. v.-viii. .... 643 
 
 (^uis dives falvetur, cum notis Combefefii - - 935 
 
 Excerpta ex fcriptis Theodoti, et dodrina, quae Orien- 
 
 talis vocatur, ad Valentini tempora fpeftantia, epitomae 
 
 966 
 Ex Scripturis propheticio eclogae - - 989 
 
 Fragmenta ...... 1006 
 
 Variantes ledliones .... 1026 
 
 Praefationes ...... 1042 
 
 Index audtorum, qui a Clemente Alex, citantur, &c. 1055 
 Gentiani Herveti commentarius . . - 1-206 
 
 Indices - - - - - . Ft. 26 
 
 Fragmenta a J. A. Fabricio collegia - - Ff. 7 
 
 Opera, Gr. et Lat. Patrum Gr. Opera 
 
 Opera, Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 3. i 
 
 Stromatsei liber. 
 Ex Scripturis prophetarum elefta. 
 
 Combefis, Audarium Noviffimum, I. 163 
 Fragmenta quas Grsce tantum in nova editione 
 
 Oxonienfi leguntur, Gr. et Lat. 
 Fragmenta quse in eadem editione defiderantur, 
 Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 153 
 
 In Chriftum Servatorem hymnus. 
 
 Poet^ GrEcci Veteres, 2. 751 
 (Some account of the writings and opinions of.) 
 
 See Kaye. 
 CLEMENS IV., Pope. 
 
 Guido Fulcodi. Born at St. Gilles, in the beginning of 
 the thirteenth century. He was fucceftively a military 
 man, a lawyer, fecretary to Louis IX., married, with a 
 family, widower, prieft, canon, archdeacon, bifhop, car. 
 dinal, and pope. Eledled pope 1265. Died 1268. 
 
 Epiftolae 711. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 2. 97
 
 699 
 
 7O0 
 
 CLEMENS v., Pope. 
 
 Bertrand de Gouth. Became Bifhop of Comminges, 
 and afterwards Archbiiliop of Bourdeaux. Elected pope 
 1305. Died 1314. He appropriated to himfelf the firft 
 year's revenue of all the Englifh benefices, and abolifhed 
 the order of Templars. 
 
 Conftitutiones. Corpus Juris Canonici 
 
 CLEMENS VL, Pope. 
 
 Eledlcd pope 1342. Died 1 3 52. 
 
 Epirtolas 32. D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 722 
 
 Bulla contra adulteratores monetarum. 
 
 Ibid. iii. 730 
 CLEMENS VIL, Pope. 
 
 Julius de Medicis. Eledted pope 1523. Died 1534. 
 Difpenfatio matrimonii pro nobili Guichardo de 
 
 Bafchio. Martene et Durand, viii, 1451 
 
 CLEMENS XI., Pope. 
 
 John Francis Albani. Born at Pefaro 1649. Created 
 cardinal 1690. Eledled pope 1700. Died 1721. He 
 iffued the famous conftitution " Unigenitus" againft Ques- 
 nePs Notes on the New Teftamcnt, after having originally 
 highly commended them. 
 Opera omnia. 2 vol. folio. Fran. 1729 
 
 Vol. I. Orationes confiftoriales. Homilix. BuUarium. 
 Vol. 2. Epiftolae, et brevia leleftiora. 
 
 CLEMENS, H. G. 
 
 De labro a;neo. Ugolinus, 19. I 503 
 
 CLEMENT, M. I'Abbe. 
 
 Inftruftion fur les indulgences attachees a I'Eglife 
 de Saint Roch, et fur les conditions requifes 
 pour les gagner. 12°. Par. 1790 
 
 CLEMENT, John. 
 
 Died in prifon 1556. 
 
 Confcffion of faith. Richmond's Fathers, 4. 280 
 
 CLEMENTIS, Titi Flavii, viri confularis, et 
 
 martyris, tumulus illuftratus. 4°. Pp. 60. 
 
 TJrbini, 1727 
 CLEMENTS, William, A.M., Magdalen Col- 
 lege, Oxford. 
 
 Librarian to Sion College. Vicar of South Brent, Somer- 
 fet. Lecturer of St. Stephen, Walbrook, and Curate of 
 St. Mary-at-hill, London. Died 1799, aged eighty-eight. 
 He was an afliduous curate and lecturer for more than 
 fifty years in London. 
 
 Eight fermons preached, at Lady Moyer's lec- 
 tures, in the year 1757. To which is added 
 a Latin oration. 8°. Lond. 1797 
 
 St. Mark, 16. 15, 16. Neceflity of right belief in the 
 Trinity _--... i 
 
 St. Matt. 28. 19. That there are three perfons in the 
 unity of the Godhead - - . . 23 
 
 St. John, I. 14. The divinity ofChrift - 39 
 
 St. John, 1. 14. Objedlions confidered - 63 
 
 Rom. 5. 19. The fall .... 85 
 
 Rom. 5. 19. Redemption - - - 113 
 
 St. John, 16. 13, 14, 15. The perfon and divinity of 
 the Holy Ghoft - - - - -133 
 
 St. Jude, 3. Duty of contending for the faith 161 
 
 Latin oration fpoken in the hall of Magdalen College, 
 Oxford, on the founder's day, July 22, 1733. 
 
 CLERC, Le. See Le Clerc. 
 
 CLEREE, Johannes, Ordinis Predicatorum. 
 
 Sermones de Adventu. Black letter. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Par. 1529 
 
 CLERGY. Jura cleri ; or, an apology for the 
 
 rights of the long defpifed clergy, proving out 
 
 CLERGY [contmuel). 
 
 of ancient and modern records, that the con- 
 ferring of revenues, honours, titles, privileges, 
 and jurifdidtion on ecclefiallics, is confident 
 with Scripture, &c. By Philo-Bafileus Philo- 
 Clerus [Carpenter ?] 4°. Oxf. 1661 
 
 CLERGY. Duties of the clerical profeflion, 
 felcfted from various authors, and elucidated 
 with notes. 12°. Romfey, 18 10 
 
 CLERGY. A vindication of the clergy from 
 the contempt impofed upon them by the 
 author [Eachard] of grounds of the contempt 
 of the clergy. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1672 
 
 CLERGY of France. Precis des rapports de 
 I'agence du clerge de France, par ordre des 
 matieres, ou extraites raifonnes des dits rap- 
 ports concernant les principales affaires du 
 clerge, 1660- 17 80. Folio. Par. iy86 
 
 CLERGY LIST, from its commencement in 
 1841 to 1853. 12 vol. 8°. Lond. 1841-53 
 
 Continued annually. 
 
 CLERGYMAN'S COMPANION (The), in 
 vifiting the fick. Fourth edition improved. 
 Sm. 8"^. Lond. 1723 
 
 This work was altered and republished by Archdeacon 
 Paley. See Paley. 
 
 CLERICAL GUIDE ; or, ecclefiaftical direc- 
 tory : containing a complete regiller of the 
 dignities and benefices of the Church of 
 England, &c. Royal 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Another. Royal 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 CLERGYMAN'S ASSISTANT, being a col- 
 lection of ftatutes, ordinances, and forms, with 
 notes and references relating to the rights, 
 duties, and liabilities of the clergy ; to which 
 are prefixed the articles, and conftitutions, 
 and canons of the Church of England. A 
 new edition, enlarged and correfted. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1828 
 
 CLERGYMAN'S INSTRUCTOR; or, a col- 
 leftion of trafts on minifterial duties. Fifth 
 edition. 8°. Oxf. 1843 
 
 Herbert, Geo. A prieft to the temple - - i 
 
 Taylor, Bp. Rules and advices to the clergy - 91 
 
 Burnet, Bp. Paftoral care . . - - 109 
 
 Sprat, Bp. Difcourfe to the clergy - - 235 
 
 Bull, Bp. Companion for the candidates of holy orders 
 
 269 
 
 Gibfon, Bp. Diredlions given to the clergy, 1724, and 
 
 charge, 1741 - ■ .... 303 
 
 Hort, Bp. Inftrudtions to the clergy - - 349 
 
 Wilfon, Bp. Parochialia ; or, inftruftions to the clergy 
 
 373 
 
 Hints to a clergyman's wife ; or, female paro- 
 chial duties praftically illuftrated. 1 2° 
 
 Lond. 1832 
 
 CLERICUS, David, in Genevenfi Academia 
 olim linguarum Orientalium Profeffor. 
 
 QuEeftiones facrje in quibusmulta Scriptur^e loca 
 variaque linguas S. idiomata explicantur. 8°. 
 
 Atnjl. 1685 
 
 CLERICUS. Se Le Clerc.
 
 70I 
 
 702 
 
 CLERKE, Charles C. B.D., Archdeacon of 
 Oxford. 
 
 A charge delivered at the vifitation, at the arch- 
 deaconry of Oxford in June and July, 1844. 
 Pp. 18. 8°. Oxf. 1844 
 
 CLERKE, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Sometime Fellow of Chrift College, Cambridge. One 
 of the tranflators of our Englifli Bible. Preacher in Can- 
 terbury Cathedral. Vicar of Minfter and Mondton in the 
 Ifle of Thanet. Died 1634. 
 Sermons. Publifhed for the common good, by 
 
 Charles White, M. A. Folio. Lond. 1637 
 
 Of the nativity, preached 
 
 upon Chriftmas day. 
 John, I. 29 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6 - 
 Heb. I. 3 - 
 Heb. I. 5 - 
 Heb. I. 8 - 
 Luke, 2. II 
 Luke, 2. 14 
 I Tim. 3. 16 
 I Tim. I. 15 
 
 Afts, 7. 59. St. Stephen 73 
 Matt. 2. 16. Innoc. day 80 
 Titus, 2. II. Twf. day 87 
 Purification of St. Mary. 
 Luke, 2. 30, 94 ; Luke, 2. 
 
 32, 103 J Luke, 2. 34, 
 
 112 
 
 Matt. 4. 9. Quadragef. 118 
 
 Luke, 23. 43. Maun. Thur. 
 
 126 
 
 The paflion of our Saviour, 
 
 preached on Good Friday. 
 Matt. 27. 50, 134; Luke, 
 
 23. 46, 142 ; Phil. 2. 8, 
 
 151 ; I Pet. 2. 24, 160 5 
 
 Matt. 27. 4, 170. 
 Rogation week. 
 Pfa. 78. 49, 179; John, 16. 
 
 23, 186. 
 Luke, 5. 8. Trinity 5 193 
 Apoc. 7. 10. All Saints 201 
 John, 20. 29. St.Tho3.2io 
 I Pet. 2. 17. King's d. 219 
 Apoc. 17.6. Nov. 5. 2fs.226 
 At the vifitation. 
 Numb. 16. 3, 239; I Tim. 
 
 5. 17, 249; Zach. II. 
 
 ult., 249 5 I Cor. 14. 40, 
 
 257. 
 At the feffions. 
 Deut. 16. 20, 266 ; 2 Chron. 
 
 19. 6, 274. 
 
 Sermons preached upon fe 
 
 veral occafions. 
 Gen. 3. 15 
 
 281 
 
 Gen. 3. 22 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 289 
 
 Job, 2. 9 - 
 
 . 
 
 297 
 
 Job, 13. 15 . 
 
 - 
 
 - 305 
 
 Job, 19. 26 
 
 - 
 
 312 
 
 Pfa. 14. I - 
 
 - 
 
 - 319 
 
 Pfa. 51. 3. 2 
 
 ferm. 
 
 327 
 
 Pfa. 121. 6 
 
 - 
 
 342 
 
 Prov. 23. 26 
 
 - 
 
 • 349 
 
 Ecclef. 4. 17 
 
 - 
 
 357 
 
 Cant. 1.4 
 
 - 
 
 - 36s 
 
 Jer. 4. 3 - 
 
 - 
 
 373 
 
 £zek. 18. I - 
 
 - 
 
 - 389 
 
 Amos, 7. 13 
 
 - 
 
 397 
 
 Matt. 16. 26 
 
 - 
 
 - 405 
 
 Luke, 3. 14 
 
 - 
 
 413 
 
 John, I. 47 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 421 
 
 Ads, 7. 60 
 
 - 
 
 429 
 
 Adls, 17. 19 
 
 - 
 
 - 437 
 
 Col. 3. I - 
 
 - 
 
 444 
 
 Col. 3. 9 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 450 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19 
 
 - 
 
 458 
 
 James, 2. 18 
 
 - 
 
 - 468 
 
 I Pet. 4. 3 
 
 - 
 
 479 
 
 The holy Catholic Ch 
 
 . 487 
 
 Exod. 20. 14 - - 494 
 
 On the laft queftion of the 
 Church Catechifm, What 
 is required of them that 
 come to the Lord's lup. 500 
 
 Wedding fermons, — 
 
 Gen. 2. 24, 508; Heb. 13. 
 
 4, 517- 
 Funeral fermons, — 
 
 1 Kings, 19. 4, 524 ; Ecclef. 
 
 12. 7, 532 ; Ifa. 40. 6, 
 539; Matt. 25. 46, 545 J 
 Heb. 9. 27, 551 } Apoc. 
 14. 13. 2 ferm., 559. 
 
 2 Cor. 13. ult. Farewell 
 fermon ... 571 
 
 CLICK TOVEUS, ludocus. 
 
 One of the moft able Roman Catholic controvertifts of 
 the fixteenth century. Studied at Paris, and became Pro- 
 feflbr of Theology at Navarre. He acquired great reputa- 
 tion by his talents for preaching, and exemplary life. Died 
 1543- 
 
 Elucidatorium, ecclefiafticum, ad officium eccle- 
 fiae perdnentia planius exponen.<:, et quatuor libros com- 
 pledtens : L Hymnos de tempore et fandtis, per totum 
 anni fpacium, adjedla explanatione declarat ; IL Non- 
 nulla cantica ecclefiaftica, antiphonas et refponforia, una 
 cum benediftionibus candelarum, caerei pafchalis et 
 fontium, familiariter explanat ; IIL Ea quae ad miflae 
 pertinent officium, praefertim praefationes et facrum 
 canonem breviter explicat ; IV. Profas quae in fanfti 
 
 CLICHTOVEUS, ludocus {continued). 
 
 altaris facrificio ante evangelium dicuntur, tarn de tem- 
 pore quam fandlis facili annotatione dilucidat. Folio. 
 
 Bafil. 1 5 17 
 The heji colkEiion of the ancient hymns of the Church, and a 
 luork of -very rare occurrence. 
 
 De myflica numerorum fignificatione opufculum ; 
 eorum prefertim qui in facris Uteris ufitati 
 habentur, fpiritualem ipforum defignationem 
 fuccinfte elucidant. 8°. Par. 15 16 
 
 Other works: Defenfio Ecclefiae Romanae contra Lu- 
 
 theranos. Folio, Par. 1526. De Veneratione Sanftorum. 4°. 
 
 Col. 1525. De Vita et Moribus Sacerdotum. 4°. 1520, &c. 
 
 CLIFFORD, Martin, Maikr of the Charter- 
 houfe, London. 
 Educated in Weftminfter School, and thence ele£led to 
 
 Trinity College, Cambridge. Died 1677. 
 
 A treatife of humane reafon. [Anon.] 12°. 
 Lo?id. 1675 ; Alfo in Phenix, 2. 529 
 
 (Apology for.) See Warren, Albertus. 
 
 Notes upon Mr. Dryden's poems in four letters. 
 To which are annexed fome reflexions upon 
 the Hind and Panther. By another hand. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1687 
 
 CLIFFORD, Samuel. 
 
 A difTuafive from perjury ; with directions 
 againft it, and an anfwer to the evafions 
 which fome ufe to elude the force and obli- 
 gation of oaths. Pp. viii. 40. 8°. Lond. 1723 
 
 CLIFFORD, William, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 51.4. The power of kings, par- 
 ticularly the Britifh monarch, afferted and 
 vindicated. 4°. Lond. 1682 
 
 CLIMACUS, Saint John. 
 
 A very celebrated afcetic of great knowledge and ability. 
 Suppofed to have been born in Paleftine, about 525. 
 He was a difciple of St. Gregory Nazianzen. At the age 
 of fixteen he renounced the world, and retired to the 
 defert, and afterwards to the monaftery of Mount Sinai, of 
 which he became abbot, 600. Died 605. 
 
 S. Patris noftri Joannis Scholaftici abbatis Montis 
 Sina, qui vulgo Climacus appellatur, opera 
 omnia [Gr. et Lat.] Interprete Matthaso 
 Radero, Soc. Jefu facerdote. Folio. Par. 1633 
 Epiftola, &c. - - - - - - Ff. 2 
 
 M. Raderi Ifagoge ad S. Climaci Scalam Paradifi Ff. 21 
 S. Climaci fcala Paradifi, cum fcholiis - . i 
 
 Epiftola, feu liber ad religiofum paftorem,46l ; Index. 
 
 Opera omnia. Bibl. Max. Patr. 10. 390 
 
 CLINTON, Henry Fynes. 
 
 Fafti Hellenici : the civil and literary chrono- 
 logy of Greece, from the earlieft accounts to 
 the 55th Olympiad. 4°. Oxf. 1834 
 
 Fafti Hellenici, from the 55th to the 124th 
 Olympiad. Third edition, with additions. 
 4°. Oxf. 1 841 
 
 Fafti Hellenici : the civil and literary chrono- 
 logy of Greece and Rome, from the 124th 
 Olympiad to the death of Auguftus. Second 
 edition, with additions. 4°. Oxf. 1851 
 
 Epitome of the civil and literary chronology of 
 Greece, from the earlieft accounts to the 
 death of Auguftus. 8°. Oxf. \%$i 
 
 Fafti Romani : the civil and literary chronology
 
 703 
 
 704 
 
 CLINTON, Henr>- Fynes [continued). 
 
 of Rome and Conflantinople, from the death 
 of Auguftus to the death of Juftin II. i voh 
 Tables. 4°. Oxf. 1845 
 
 Fafti Romani, vol. 2, appendix, from the death 
 of Auguftus to the death of Heraclius. 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1850 
 
 CLINTON, C. J. Fynes, M.A., Reftor of 
 Cromwell, and Vicar of Afton, Notts. 
 
 Twenty-one plain doftrinal and pra6lical fer- 
 mons. 1 2°. Lotid. 1 842 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. The fufficiency of Holy Scripture I 
 Ifa. 9. 6. The name of our Lord Jefus Chrift - 17 
 
 1 Kings, 10. 6, 7. Chrift let forth by type - 32 
 Ifa. 32. 2-4. Chrift fet forth by illuftration - 48 
 Luke, 24. 27. Chrift fet forth in the law and the 
 
 prophets ------ 65 
 
 John, 19. 5. Chrift the objedl of faith - - 81 
 
 Rom. 3. 31. Faith eftabli/hes the law - 95 
 
 John, 10.10. Life through Jefus Chrift - - lii 
 
 2 ThefT. 3. 16. Peace through Jefus Chrift- 126 
 John, I. 38. The dwelling-place of Jefus Chrift 140 
 Ifa. 44. 21. The love of God towards his true Ifrael 157 
 Luke, 15. 20-25. The love of God towards the^finner 
 
 that repenteth - - - - - 174 
 
 Luke, II. II, 13. Office of the Holy Spirit 190 
 
 Matt. 18.2, 3. The work of the Holy Spirit feen in 
 
 the difpofition of the foul towards God - 206 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 3. The work of the Holy Spirit feen in the 
 
 outward conduifl towards man - - 222 
 
 Heb. 4. 9. The future reft - - - - 242 
 
 Mark, 2. 27. The fabbath made for man - 256 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. The facrament of baptifm - 273 
 
 1 Cor. II. 28. The facrament of the Lord's fupper 297 
 Luke, 8. 5. The devil ftealing the feed fown 314 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The apoftolical benediftion - 329 
 
 CLISSOLD, Augustus, M.A. Formerly of 
 Exeter College, Oxon. 
 
 Illuftrations of the end of the Church, as pre- 
 difled in Matt. 24., derived from an exami- 
 nation according to the principles of Sweden- 
 borg, of the commonly received doftrines of 
 the Trinity, incarnation, atonement, and 
 mediation ; to which are added, Remarks 
 upon the time of the end. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 The praftical nature of the doftrines and alleged 
 revelations contained in the writings of the 
 Hon. E. Swedenborg, together with the pecu- 
 liar motives to Chriftian condufl they fuggeft, 
 in a letter to the Archbifhop of Dublin [Dr. 
 Whately] occafioned by his obfervations on 
 that fubjeft, in his Eflays on fome of the 
 Peculiarities of the Chriftian Religion. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 
 A review of the principles of apocalyptical 
 interpretation. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 Vol. I. 1845. 
 
 Hiftorical furvey ------ i 
 
 Syftem of fynchronization - - - . 133 
 
 The literal fenfe 158 
 
 The figurative fenfe _ - . . 201 
 
 The myftical fenfe - - - - - 263 
 
 Hiftorical interpretation - - - - 278 
 
 Vol. 2. 1845. 
 
 Day of the great flaughter - - . . 1 
 
 The day of judgment - - - - no 
 
 CLISSOLD, Auguftus, M.A. {continued). 
 
 The connection between prophetical and do£lrinal in- 
 terpretation ---.._ 262 
 The fpiritual expofition of the Apocalypfe, as 
 derived from the writings of the Hon. Ema- 
 nuel Swedenborg, illuftrated and confirmed 
 by ancient and modern authorities. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 85 1 
 Vol. I. 
 Preliminary difcourfes, — 
 
 The fpiritual fenfe ... - i 
 
 Chrift and antichrift - - - - 82 
 
 Ceffation of the mediatorial kingdom - 163 
 
 Spiritual expofition of the Apocalypfe, chap. 1-3 203 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Expofition of chapters 4-10 - - - - i 
 
 Continuous fummary of the fpiritual fenfe of the Apo- 
 calypfe ------ 427 
 
 Notice of authors . - . - . 463 
 
 Index ------- 477 
 
 Vol. 3. Expofition of chapters 11-14. 
 Vol. 4. Expofition of chapters 15—22. 
 
 CLODIUS, John. 
 
 A Proteftant theologian. Born 1645 ; died 1733. 
 DifTert. de magia fagittarum Nebuchodonoforis. 
 
 Ugolinus, 23. 499 
 CLOSE, Francis, A.M., Perpetual Curate of 
 
 Cheltenham. 
 The book of Genefts confidered and illuftrated, 
 
 in a feries of hiftorical difcourfes, preached in 
 
 the church of the Holy Trinity, Cheltenham. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1828 
 
 John, 5. 39. Importance of the Old Teftament I 
 
 Gen. I. 31. Creation ----- 18 
 
 Gen. 3. 8-10. The fall of man - - - 24 
 
 Gen. 3. 15. The firft promife of a Saviour - 35 
 
 Heb. II. 4. Cain and Abel . . - 46 
 
 Gen. 5. 24. Enoch ..... 58 
 
 Gen. 6. 3. The deluge - - - - 69 
 
 Gen. 8, 20—22. God's covenant with Noah - 8 1 
 
 Gen. 9. 20, 21. Noah's intemperance - 93 
 
 Gen. II. 4. The confufion of tongues - - 105 
 
 Gen. 12. 1-4. The calling of Abram - 114 
 
 Gen. 13. 10-13. L°' ..... 125 
 
 Heb. 7. 1-3. Melchifedec - - - 136 
 
 Gen. 15. 6. The faith of Abram - - - 147 
 
 Gen. 16. II. Hagar 157 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. Abraham's domeftic piety - - 167 
 
 James, 5. 16. Abraham's interceflion for the cities 179 
 
 Gen. 19. 14. The deftrudlion of Sodom - 191 
 
 Gen. 22. I, 2. Abraham offering Ifaac - - 204 
 
 Gen. 24. I. The marriage of Ifaac - - 216 
 
 Heb. 12. 16, 17. Efau's profanenefs - - 228 
 
 Gen. 28. 16, 17. Jacob's vifion - - - 241 
 
 Gen. 30. 27. Laban bleflTed for Jacob's fake - 253 
 
 Gen. 32. 26. Jacob's prayer - - - 265 
 
 Gen. 37. 34, 35. Jacob's exceflive forrow - 277 
 
 Gen. 39. 2. Jofeph's profperity - - - 289 
 
 Gen. 44. 16. Jofeph's brethren convifted - 301 
 Gen. 47. 8-10. Jacob's teftimony to the fhortnefs of life 
 
 312 
 
 Gen. 50. 21. The compaffion of Jofeph - 324 
 
 Mifcellaneous fermons, preached in the parifh 
 
 church of Cheltenham. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1829. 
 
 I Cor. 13. II. The vanity of the world - - I 
 
 Pfa. 25. 14. The fecret of the Lord - - 17 
 
 Pfa. 73. 12-14. The profperity of the wicked - 33 
 
 Lam. I. 12. The paffion of Chrift. Good Friday 50 
 
 Rev. 7. 14-17. The beatific vifion - - 66 
 
 Rom. 10. 10. The faith of the heart - - 83
 
 JOS 
 
 706 
 
 CLOSE, Francis, A.M. {continued). 
 
 A<£ls, 9. II. The nature of prayer - - 97 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. BlefTed effeds of godly forrow - 114 
 
 Rom. 14. 10-13. Chrift the Judge. Advent 129 
 
 Jer. 31. 18-20. Ephraim reclaimed. Lent - 144 
 
 John, 6. 43-45. Sovereign grace - - - 162 
 Rev. 3. 20. The invitation of Chrift. Sacramental 181 
 
 Luke, 12. 40. The fecond advent - - 197 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 10. II. God's purpofes of mercy - 214 
 
 Luke, 13. 3. Neceflity of repentance. Lent 232 
 
 Pfa. 77. 7-10. Spiritual defertion - - 249 
 
 I Cor. I. 23,24. Chrift crucified - - - 266 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6. The chief good - - - 284 
 
 Mark, 6. 20. Character of Herod - - - 302 
 
 Jer. 8. 22. The good phyfician - - - 319 
 
 John, 18. 36. Chrift's fpiritual kingdom - - 338 
 
 I Pet. 5. 8, 9. The believer's adverfary - 356 
 
 Phil. 2. 1-4. Confolations of the Gofpel - - 374 
 
 John, 16. 22. Enduring happinefs - - 393 
 
 Pfa. 40. 1—3. God's returning mercies - - 410 
 
 Luke, 15.10. Thefympathy of angels. Miflionary 428 
 
 Ifa. 64. 6. The firft and fecond death - 445 
 
 1 John, 3. 2. The heritage of the fons of God 462 
 
 Vol. 2. 1834. 
 
 Gal. I. 10. Preaching the word ... i 
 
 James, I. 22-25. Hearing the word - . 22 
 
 John, 4. 24. Divine worftiip - - - - 42 
 
 John, 3. 6, 7. Neceflity of converfion - 62 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 21. Imputed fin and imputed righteoufnefs 82 
 Luke, II. 21, 22. The ftrong man fubdued - loi 
 Zech. 3. 2. A brand plucked out of the fire 120 
 Jer. 33. 3. The efficacy of prayer - - 135 
 Ifa. 2. 22. Falfe confidence - - - - 152 
 Gen. 9. 16. The bow In the cloud - - 169 
 Prov. 4. 18. The path of the juft - - - 187 
 Jer. 2. 12, 13. The fountain of life forfaken 203 
 Ifa. 33. 24. The celeftlal city - - - 217 
 Exod. 12. 26. The Chriftian paflx)ver - - 234 
 Mark, 4. 41. Chrift ftllls the tempeft - - 253 
 Exod. 20. 8. Univerfal obligation of the Sabbath 269 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. Twofold forrow ... 285 
 John, 14. 1—3. The heavenly manfions - 302 
 Eph. 4. 27. The influence of Satan refifted 319 
 Eph. 4. 30. Grieving the Holy Spirit - - 335 
 Heb. 4. 15. The fympathy of Chrift - - 351 
 Mark, 14. 8. The acceptable ofi^ering - - 370 
 Deut. 6. 6, 7. Domeftic religious education - 390 
 Rom. 6. 5, 6. Conformity with Chrift - 406 
 I Cor. 13. 9-12. The prefent ftate and future profpedls 
 
 of the Church ------ 422 
 
 A courfe of nine fermons, intended to illuftrate 
 fome of the leading truths contained in the 
 liturgy of the Church of England. Fifth edi- 
 tion. 12°. Land. 1835 
 
 I Cor. 14. 15 I 
 
 Job, 42. 5,6. The finfulnefs of man - - 24 
 
 Gal. 3. 13. Redemption - - - - 47 
 
 Ads, 19. 2. The charafter and office of the Holy Ghoft 
 
 69 
 Titus, 3. 8. Good works - - - " 93 
 John, 13. 35. In tercefl"ory prayer - - 114 
 
 Pfa. 47. 6, 7. Pfalmody - - - - 136 
 
 I Cor. I. 21. Preaching - - - - 159 
 
 John, 17. 17. God's word the ftandard of truth 183 
 
 An apology for the evangelical party ; being a 
 reply to the pamphlet of the Rev. W. Grefly, 
 A.M., The Real Danger of the Church. Pp. 
 33. 8°. Land. 1846 
 
 Sermon, Amos, 8. 11, 12. God's judgment of 
 fpiritual famine. [Anniverfary Newfoundland 
 and Brit. North America School Society.] 8°. 
 
 CLOSE, Francis, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Other works : Catholic Dodlrine of the fecond Advent. 
 12". 1846. Church Architecture fcrlpturally confidercd, 
 12^. 1844. Difcourfes on the Parables. 12°. 1842. 
 Leftures in Paflion Week. 12°. 1847. Occafional Ser- 
 mons at Cheltenham. 12°. 1843. Sermons on Typical 
 Perfons of the Old Teftament. 12°. 1848. Sketches of 
 Sermons. 8°. 1842. 
 
 CLOPPENBURG, John. 
 
 An able and celebrated theologian. Born at Amfterdam 
 1597. After exercifing the fundlons of paftor at different 
 towns in Holland, he was appointed Profeflbr of Theology 
 at Harderwick. Died 1652. 
 Collationes criticas facrae per epiftolas, cum 
 
 Ludovico de Dieu. Crit. Sac. 8 
 
 CLOUD of witnefles for the royal prerogatives 
 of Jefus Chrift ; or, the laft fpeeches and tefti- 
 monies of thofe who fuffered for the truth in 
 Scotland, 1681-88. A new edition, revifcd 
 and enlarged. 12°. Glafg. 1836 
 
 Alfo in Scots Worthies. By M'Gavin. Vol. 2. 
 
 CLOWES, John, of Trin. Coll. Camb., Reftor 
 of St. John's Church, Manchefter. 
 Born at Manchefter 1743, O. S. Died at Warwick 
 1831. 
 
 Sermons preached at the parifh church of St. 
 John's, Manchefter. 12°. Lond. 1790 
 
 Mark, 16. 17, 18. The marks and charafters of a true 
 faith. (Six lermons.) - . . - i 
 
 Rev. 20. 15. The book of life; or, the nature and cir- 
 cumftances of a future judgment - - 64 
 
 Rev. 20. 12. Same fubjedl - - - - 71 
 
 Heb. 6. I. The true Chriftian's progrefs to perfedllon ; 
 with particular application to the two facraments of 
 baptifm and the Lord's fupper. (Three fermons.) 80 
 Ifa. I. 16. The neceffity, nature, and means, of fpiritual 
 purification. (Three fermons.) - - 120 
 
 Matt. 13. 33. The nature, operation, and efl^eft, of the 
 divine leaven - - - - - - 1 59 
 
 I John, 3. 14. Brotherly love confidered as the fign and 
 proof of the Chriftian's growth in divine grace. (Three 
 fermons.) - - - - - - 181 
 
 Ifa. 61. 3. The true ground and nature of fpiritual 
 
 beauty and deformity. (Two fermons.) - 214 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The true nature of heavenly wifdom. (Two 
 
 fermons.) ------ 238 
 
 A kw plain anfwers to the queftion, why do 
 you receive the teftimony of Baron Sweden- 
 borg ? Addreftcd from a minifter to his con- 
 gregation. Pp. xxii. 72. 8°. Lond. 1806 
 Letters to the editors of the Chriftian Obferver. 
 In reply to their obfervations on a pamphlet 
 entitled, A few Plain Anfwers, &c. Ff. i. 
 Pp. 146. 8°. Lond. 1807 
 
 Sermons on the Lord's prayer and the ten com- 
 mandments. Second edit. 8°. Lond. \%zo 
 Letters to a member of parliament on the cha- 
 rafter and writings of Baron Swedenborg, con- 
 taining a full and complete refutation of all the 
 Abbe Barruel's calumnies againft the honour- 
 able author. Second edit. 8°. Lond.\%zz 
 Mr. Clowes publlflied various other works. 
 
 CLUBB, John, Reftor of Whatfield, and Vicar 
 
 of Debenham, Suftblk. 
 Sermon, Deut. 12. 12. [Relief of clergy, widows, 
 
 and orphans.] 4°. Ipj'wkh, l-j^^
 
 707 
 
 7o8 
 
 CLUTTERBUCK, J., Gent. 
 
 A plain and rational vindication and explanation 
 of the liturgy of the Church of England. 
 Third edition, with large improvements. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1702 
 
 A brief explanation of the obfcure phrafes in the 
 Book of Pfalms, together with the titles and 
 arguments of each pfalm. For the benefit of 
 the middle fort of people. 8°. Lond. 1702 
 
 COBB, John, D.D. Fellow of St. John's Coll., Oxf 
 
 Eight fermons preached, 1783, at the Ledure 
 founded by the Rev. John Bampton. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1783 
 
 Matt. 6. 21. An inquiry after happinefs - - I 
 
 1 Cor. I. 19. Natural religion - - - 27 
 Matt. 11.28. The gofpel - - - - S3 
 Luke, 14. 24. Repentance ... y^ 
 Gal, 2. 20. Faith 105 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. ProfefTional faith - - - 131 
 James, 1.22. Praftical faith - . - . 161 
 Matt. 6. 24. The Chriftian's privileges - 185 
 A very fcarce volume. 
 
 COBBET, Thomas. 
 
 An eminent Puritan minifter. Born at Newbury, Berk- 
 
 fhire, 1608. Educated in the Univerfity of Oxford. Not 
 
 conforming he went to New England 1637. Became paftor 
 
 at Lynn, and afterwards at Ipfwich, N. E. Died 1686. 
 
 A practical difcourfe of prayer. Wherein is 
 
 handled the nature, the duty, the qualifications 
 
 of prayer, the feveral forts of prayer, viz., 
 
 ejaculatory, public, private, and fecret prayer. 
 
 With the neceffity of, and engagements unto, 
 
 prayer. Together with fundry cafes of con- 
 
 fcience about it. 8°. Lond. 1654 
 
 COBBIN, Ingram. 
 
 The French preacher ; or, fermons from the 
 moft eminent divines. Catholic and Proteftant ; 
 with biographical notices of the authors, and 
 a concife account of other diflinguifhed orators 
 of the French pulpit. With hiftorical view 
 of the Reformed Church of France, from its 
 origin to the prefent time. 8°. Lond. 1816 
 An hiftorical view of the Reformed Church of 
 France, from its origin to the prefent time. 
 With an appendix of documents. 8°. Z,.i8i6 
 Other works : A Condenfed Commentary on the Bible. 
 Second edition. Imp. 8°. Lond. 1839. Portable Com- 
 mentary, 1846, &c. 
 
 COBDEN, Edward, D.D., Archdeacon of Lond. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. So. 8, 9. The inftrudlion afforded by the 
 
 Church of England confidered. [Hutchins.] 4°. JL. 1739 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 6. 34, 35. The duty of a people going 
 
 out to war. [Faft.] 4". hand. 1744 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 19. The parable of the talents. [Mid- 
 
 dlefex Hofpital.] 4°. Lond. 1748 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 10. 34. A difTuafive from Popery. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1753 
 Sermon, Ephef. 6. 4. The religious education of children, 
 
 [Charity Schools, L. & W.] 4". Lond. 1754 
 
 COCCEIUS, John. 
 
 A famous Hebrew profefTor at Bremen, where he was 
 born 1603. In 1650 chofen to teach theology at Leyden, 
 where he died 1669. He held that there will be a vifible 
 reign of Chrift upon earth. In his commentaries on Scrip- 
 ture he always looks beyond the literal meaning. The Old 
 Teftament he regards as a perpetual reprefentation or mirror 
 
 COCCEIUS, John [continued). 
 
 of the hiftory of Chrift and his Church. This has originated 
 
 the faying, that "while Grotius finds Chrift nowhere, 
 
 Cocceius finds Chrift everywhere." 
 
 Opera omnia, theologica, exegetica, didaftica, 
 
 polemica, philologica, editio tertia audtior et 
 
 emendatior. 10 vol. Anekdota, 2 vol. In all 
 
 12 vol. folio. Amft. 1 70 1 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Epiftola, portrait, &c. ... - Ff. 4 
 
 Praefatio Ff. 22 
 
 Triplex index, I. Locorum Scripturaej II. Vocum He- 
 
 brxarum ; III. Rerum necnon verborum Latinorum 
 
 et Graecorum. Accedit index vocum et rerum in 
 
 commentariis ad titulos Talmudicos, Sanhedrin et 
 
 Maccoth, explicatarum. 
 
 Commentarius in Genefin - - . . i 
 
 Obfervationes in Exodum, 136; in Leviticum 158 
 
 NotEe analytics in Numeros, 176 5 in Deut. - 186 
 
 De ultima Mofis confiderationes, ad Deut. capita fex 
 
 poftrema : confirmandae atque illuftrandx religionis 
 
 Chriftianae - - - - - - 201 
 
 Notae breves in Jofuam, 309; in librum Judicum 311 
 Commentarius prolixior in Canticum Deborae, Jud. cap. 
 5. typis reformationis et liberationis ecclefiae 311 
 
 In Canticum Annae, i Sam. cap. 2 - - 3^9 
 
 Chronologia judicum et regum Ifraelis - 325 
 
 Vol. 2. Commentarius in librum Jobi, Pfalmos, Pro- 
 
 verbia, Ecclefiaftem et Canticum Canticorum. 
 Vol. 3. Commentarius in prophetas minores. 
 The commentary on E%ekid is illujlrated by nineteen en- 
 grawngs. 
 
 Vol. 4. Commentarius in prophetas minores, quatuor 
 evangelia et A6la Apoftolorum. Necnon, — 
 Examen F. Socini, G. Eniedini, V. Smalcii, J. Schlich- 
 tingii in principium evangelii Johannis. 
 Vol. 5. Commentarius in epiftolas Pauli ad Romanos, 
 
 Cor., Gal., Eph., Philipp. 
 Vol. 6. Commentarius in epiftolas Pauli ad Col., Theff., 
 Tim., Titum, Phil. Heb. In catholicas epift. Jacobi, 
 Petri, Joannis, ac Apoc. 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Aphorifmi per univerfam theologiam breviores et pro- 
 lixiores ------- i 
 
 Summa dodtrinae de fcedere et teftamento Dei 39 
 
 Summa theologiae ex Scripturis repetita - 131 
 
 Explicatio catechefeos Heidelbergenfis - - I 
 
 Dilputationes feleftae, — 
 
 De principio credendi, 73 ; cognitione Dei, 75 ; no- 
 tione vocis Elohim, 76 ; origine boni, 80 ; peccato, 
 81 ; predeftinatione, 85 ; caufa falutis, 87 ; perlbna 
 Chrifti, 89; incarnatione, 91 ; Chrifti officio, 95 ; 
 oblatione Chrifti, 97 ; fatisfaftione Chrifti, 98 ; 
 Chrifti poteftate, 100; adoratione Chrifti, 102; 
 natura et gratia, 104; lege Dei, 106; ufu legis in 
 Nov. Teft., IC9 ; foedere gratiae, et Veteri ac Novo 
 Teft., no J juftificarione, 114 ; boni?operibus, 115; 
 idololatria, 117 ; feftis et Sabbatho, 1 19 j difciplina 
 ecclefiaftica et conciliis, 121 ; fcandalis, 123 ; prae- 
 deftinatione, 125 ; illo Gen. i. I. In principio creavit 
 Deus, 127 ; Ex Deut. 32. Paraphrafis in canticum 
 Mofis, 133; Efai. capp. 61 et 62, de fignis regni 
 Chrifti, 136 ; Matt. capp. 5, 6 et 7, de fermone in 
 Monte, 139; Matt. 22 (159) ; Matt. 22. 36, de 
 precepto magno, 163; Matt. 23 (165); Matt. 24 
 (168); Matt. 25 (172); Matt. 26 (i74)i Matt. 
 27 (177); Matt. 28 (178)5 Rom. i. 1-6, quibus 
 continetur genuinum fymbolum ecclefiae Romanaj, 
 179 J Rom. 3. 20-26, de juftificatione, 180; Rom. 
 8. 3,4, de milTioneFiliiDei, 183 J Rom. 8. 28-30, 
 de catena falutis, 184; Rom. 11. 3C-32, de repro- 
 batione, 186 ; Gal. 2. 14-21, de libertateChriftiana, 
 187; Gal. 3. 10-13, ^^ execratione, 189; Gal. 3. 
 19, 20, de Mediatore Teft. Vet. 191 ; Gal. 4.
 
 709 
 
 7IO 
 
 COCCEIUS, John (continued). 
 
 1-4, de plenitudine temporls, 194 ; Gal. 4. 4, de 
 Chrifti fubjedione fub legem, J95J Jac. capp. I ec 
 Z, de juftificadone, 1975 I Pet. i. i, 2, de ele£lione, 
 198 ; Apoc. cap. 20. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Orationes, — 
 
 Ex 2 Tim. 2. 23 ufque ad finem cap. 3-1 
 De caufis incredulitatis Judaeorum - - 12 
 
 Panegyrlcus de regno Dei - - - - 22 
 
 Sermo academicus de viis Dei - - 28 
 
 NOT0ETIKH ad ftudiofbs - - - 34 
 
 In funere Jac. Triglandii ... 40 
 
 In funere J. A. Vander Linden - - - 46 
 
 In funere J. Maccovii ... - 51 
 
 Confilia -..-•-- 55 
 
 Epiftolas 77 
 
 Judaicarum refponfionum et quaeftionum confideratio. 
 Accedit praefatio de fidefacrorum codicum Hebraeorum, 
 ac verfionis LXX. interp. - - - - i— 123 
 
 Examen apologiae equitis Poloni - - - 1-88 
 
 Aphorifmi contra Socinianos - - - - 89 
 
 Aphorifmi contra Pontificios . - - 99 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 Animadverfiones in Bellarmini controverfias 3 
 
 De ecclefia et Babylone - - - - 67 
 
 De antichrifto - - - - - 10 1 
 
 De potentia Scripturje ----- i 
 
 De probatione Scripturae - - - - 121 
 
 Admonitio de principio fidei . - . i 
 
 De fabbato ---... 21 
 
 Animadverfiones in 83 qujeftiones - - - 95 
 
 Moreh Nebochim ----- 121 
 
 Sanhedrin et Maccoth - - - - "'35 
 
 Obfervationes ad J. Buxtorfii epitomen grammaticas 
 Hebrseae ..-.-- 267 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 Lexicon et commentarius lermonis Hebraic! et Chal- 
 daici V. T. 
 
 [Vol. II.] Opera ANEKAOTA, Vol. i. 
 Duplex index, I. rerum ; II. vocum Hebraearumin operi- 
 bus anecdotis. Accedunt nomina eruditorum a quibus 
 et ad quos epiftolae funt fcriptae. 
 Curae priores in Genefin . - - - i 
 
 Notae analyticas in Numeros, 31 ; in Deut. - 37 
 
 Notae breves in Jofuam, 47 j in lib. Judicum 49 
 
 Oratio de philologia facra - - - - 55 
 
 De ratione interpretandi - . - - 62 
 
 Diagrammata rerum ad Jobum dicendarum - 76 
 
 Analyfes Pfalmorum - - - - 379 
 
 Meditationes primae in lefaiam . . - 4^3 
 
 Prophetia Hofeae analytice illuftrata - 591 
 
 Prophetia Hofeae et Apocalypfeos collatio - - 649 
 
 Analyfis Habaccuci - - - . 657 
 
 [Vol. 12.] Opera ANEKAOTA, Vol. 2. 
 Notae in Matt. cap. 1-5 . - . - ^ 
 
 Chrifti cum Nicodemo colloquium, Joh. cap. 3 6 
 
 Sermo Johahnis, Joh. 3. 22-36 - - - 18 
 
 AIATPAMMaTA dicendorum in ep, ad Romanos 27 
 Epift. ad Galatas analytice explicata - - 199 
 
 AIATPaMMATA dicendorum in ep. ad Coloflenfes, 213 ; 
 in ep. ad Hebrzos - - - - 315 
 
 S. Petri epiftola prima catholica analytice explicata 435 
 Exercitatio in Gen. cap. I et cap. 2, verfus tres 449 
 
 De ecclefiae indefedlibilitate - - . - 45^ 
 
 Annotationesin evang. Johannis, 1. 19-53 et in cap. 2-6 
 
 456 
 
 Meditatio in Joh. 14. 2 - - - - 483 
 
 Refutatio cavilli Sociniani ad Joh. 17. 3 - - 484 
 
 Confideratio in cap. 5 ep. ad Romanos - 485 
 
 Explicatio analytica Rom. 9 - - - - 494 
 
 Confideratio locorum Apoc. 11 - - - 497 
 
 De cap. 20 Apocalypfeos - - . - 500 
 
 De peccati natura ..... 501 
 
 De divortii jufta caufa ... - - 502 
 
 COCCEIUS, John {continued). 
 
 Judicium de Wolzogen, confilium, refponfio, &c. 503 
 Thefes de fyncdrio - - - - - 513 
 
 Orationes, de religionc Turcarum, de dono linguarum 
 efFulo in Apoftolos, &c. - - - . 519 
 
 Notae lexicae ling. Heb. .... 548 
 
 Epiftolae - - - - . - -619 
 
 COCHIN, Jacques Denis. 
 
 Born at Paris 1726. A well-known Roman Catholic 
 prieft and philanthropift. He founded in Paris for the 
 poor an afylum which ftill bears his name. Died 1783. 
 
 Inftruftions on the prayers and ceremonies of the 
 holy facrifice of the mafs, tranflated from the 
 French of M. Cochin, and arranged for each 
 Sunday throughout the year. By W. Jof 
 Walter. 2 vol. 12°. Lont^. 18 14 
 
 COCHELET, F. Anastase, Doa. en Theologie 
 en rUniv. de Paris, de I'Ordre des Carmes. 
 
 Refponfe a I'abjuration de la vraie foy, que font 
 les Calviniftes, que apoftatent de I'Eglife Ca- 
 tholique, faufement appellee par eux. Decla- 
 ration Chreilienne. Sm. S°. Anv. 1604 
 
 COCHLAEUS, John. 
 
 Born at Nuremberg 1479. Became canon of Breflau, 
 where he died, 1552. He wrote with much afperity 
 againft Luther, Ofiander, Bucer, Melandlhon, and other 
 reformers. 
 
 In xviii articulos M. Buceri excerptos ex libro 
 ejus ad principeset ftatus Ro. Imerii, refponfio. 
 
 4°- i'lg'^J- 1546 
 
 De facris reliquiis Chrifti et fandlorum ejus, con- 
 tra J. Calvini calumnias refponfio. Sm. 8". 
 
 Mogtait. I 5 49 
 
 In primuniMufculi anti-Cochlsum replica brevis 
 pro facerdotii et facrificii novas legis aflertione, 
 et adjeda eft refponfio in Antibolen Bullingeri 
 et librum Buceri. 4°. 1 545 
 
 Commentaria de aftis et fcriptis M. Lutheri 
 chronographice, ex ordine ab ad. 15 17 ufque 
 ad annum 1546 inclufive, lideliter confcripta. 
 Folio. Mogu7it. 1549 
 
 Other works : Hiftoria Huflitarum, folio. Speculum circa 
 
 Miffam, 8°. De Emendanda Ecclefia, 8°, 1539, &c. 
 
 COCHRAN, Sir Robert, Prime Minifter to King 
 James III. of Scotland. 
 
 (The life of). Second edition, with amendments. 
 Pp. 55. 8°. Lond. 1734 
 
 COCHRANE, James, A.M., one of the miniilers 
 of Cupar in Scotland. 
 
 Difcourfes on fome peculiar and unufual texts 
 of Scripture. 8°. Ed'ni. 1848 
 
 Job, 41. I. Leviathan ----- i 
 
 Jofh. 9. 5. The clouted flioes. (Two fermons.) 25 
 Ezek. 8. 7. The hole in the wall - - 76 
 
 Ezra, I. 9. The knives - . - - 108 
 
 Mark, 5. 12. The devils in the fwine - 134 
 
 Ecclef. 3. 4. A time to dance - - - 164 
 
 Hof. 7. 8. The unturned cake - - - 194 
 
 2 Kings, 6. 5. The borrowed axe - - - 221 
 
 Deut. 27. 26. Amen . - - - 245 
 
 Difcourfes on fome of the moft difficult texts of 
 
 Scripture. Sm. 8°. Edin. 1851 
 
 Matt. i6. 18. The Church's foundation-rock and the 
 
 gates of hell ------ i 
 
 Matt. 16. 19. The keys of the kingdom of heaven 22
 
 711 
 
 712 
 
 COCHRANE, James, A.M. (continued). 
 
 Heb. 6. 4-6. Irretrievable apoftafy - - 4.3 
 
 Mark, 9. 49. Salted with fire - - - 63 
 
 I Pet. 3. 18-20. Chrift went and preached unto the 
 fpirits in prifon . . - - . gj 
 
 I Cor. 15. 29. Baptized for the dsad - - 103 
 
 Rom. 9. 6—24. General view of the doftrine of God's 
 eternal decrees - - - - - 123 
 
 Rom. 9. 19-21. Sovereignty of God in predeftination 145 
 
 Rom. 9. 15, 16. Sovereignty of God in eleftion 172 
 
 Rom. 9. 15, 16. Dodtrine of eledlion practically con- 
 
 fidered ------- ig^ 
 
 Rom. 9. 21. Sovereignty of God in reprobation 212 
 Rom. 9. General view and explanation of the diffi- 
 culties contained in the ninth chapter of Romans 232 
 Mark, I. 1-17. Luke, 3. 23-38. The two genealogies 
 of Chrift compared . - - . 255 
 
 Matt. 27. 37. Mark, 15. 26. Luke, 23. 38. John, 
 19. 19. The title on the Saviour's crofs - 277 
 
 Adls, I. 15—26. The eledlion of Matthias, a beacon to 
 warn, and not an example to guide, the Chriftian 
 Church -....- 297 
 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. The fin againft the Holy Ghoft. 
 (Three lermons.) - - - - - 319 
 
 COCK, John, a Prefbyter of the Ch. of England. 
 Advice to the clergy, in fix fermons, reprefenting 
 their dignity and duty, with the addition of 
 two other fermons, wherein the clergy are 
 concerned, as well as the laity, if not more ; 
 and I am afraid both of them too much. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1705 
 
 Heb. 12. 14 - 
 
 I 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5 
 
 - 129 
 
 I Tim. 4. 16 - 
 
 57 
 
 Mai. 3. 3, 4 - 
 
 155 
 
 Luke, 22. 24-26 - 
 
 73 
 
 2 Cor. 1,12 
 
 - 189 
 
 2 Cor. 4. I, 2 - 
 
 lOI 
 
 Phil. 3. 18, 19 
 
 221 
 
 COCKBURN, Archibald, M.A., Reftor of the 
 Parifhes of St. Mary Cayon and Chrift Church, 
 Nicholas Town, St. Chriftopher's. 
 
 A philofophical eflay concerning the interme- 
 diate ftate of blefled fouls. Ff. 3. Pp. 70, 8'^. 
 
 1 07ld 17 2 2 
 
 COCKBURN, Mrs. Catharine. 
 
 Born in London 1679 ; daughter of Captain David 
 Trotter, R.N. In 1708 married to Mr. Cockburn, who was 
 prefented to the living of Long-Horlley, Northumberland. 
 Died 1749. ^^^ ^^^ much diftinguifhed for her literary 
 accomplifliments. When young fhe embraced the Roman 
 Catholic religion, but in 1707 fhe returned to the commu- 
 nion of the Church of England. 
 Works, theological, moral, dramatic, and poetical. 
 
 2 vol. Royal 8°. Lond. 1751 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Life, by Birch. 
 
 Difcourfe concerning a guide in controverfies 1 
 
 Defence of Locke's EfTay - " - - 43 
 
 Letter to Dr. Holdfworth concerning the refurredlion of 
 the fame body - - - - - 113 
 
 Remarks upon fome writers in the controverfy concern- 
 ing the foundation of moral virtue - - 379 
 Vol. 2. 
 Remarks on Dr. Rutherforth's eflay on the Nature and 
 Obligations of Virtue ... - i 
 Letter of advice to her fon - - - - iii 
 Sunday's journal - - - - - 121 
 Ufefulnefs of fchools and univerfities for improvement 
 in right notions of God . - . . 125 
 On the credibility of the hiftorical parts of Scripture 128 
 On moral virtue and its tendency to happinefs 129 
 Notes on Chriftianity as old as the creation 
 On the infallibility of the Church of Rome - 134 
 
 COCKBURN, Mrs. Catharine {continued). 
 
 Jurifdidlion of the magiftrate over the life of the fubjedl 
 
 .139 
 
 Remarks on Mr. Seed's iermon on moral virtue 143 
 
 Remarks upon an Inquiry into the origin of human 
 
 appetites and aftedtions - - . - 144 
 
 Letters - - - - - - -i53 
 
 Fatal friendship, a tragedy - - - 461 
 
 Poems ------- 557 
 
 COCKBURN, John, D.D., Redor of Northaw, 
 
 Middlefex. 
 Fifteen fermons preached upon feveral occafions, 
 
 and on various fubjefts. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1697 
 
 Matt. 11.28,29. (2 fs.) 
 Phil. 2. 6-8. (Chriftm.) 
 
 (2 ferm.) - - 64 
 Luke, 23. 27-31. (Good 
 
 Friday) - - 123 
 
 iPet.i.3,4. (Eaft.d.)i66 
 
 I John, 5. 12 - 195 
 
 I Cor. 15. 19 - 228 
 
 A new year's fermon, 
 
 life difplayed. 
 
 Rev. 2. 17 
 Luke, 6. 46 
 Heb. 10. 22. 
 
 261 
 296 
 (Commu- 
 nion.) - - 340 
 Hof. 10. 12 - 385 
 Hof. 5. 13-15 - 416 
 Micah, 7. 8, 9 - 446 
 I Tim. 5. 23 - 479 
 Pfa. 90. 12. Humane 
 Lotid. 1706 
 
 COCKBURN, Patrick, M.A., Vicar of Long- 
 Horfley, in Northumberland. 
 Huft)and of Mrs. Cockburn. See above. Died 1748-9. 
 
 An enquiry into the truth and certainty of the 
 Mofaic deluge. Wherein the arguments of 
 the learned Ifaac Vofhus, and others, for a 
 topical deluge, are examined : and fome vulgar 
 errors, relating to that grand cataftrophe, are 
 difcovered. 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 One of the moft valuable books on the fubjedl. 
 
 COCKBURN, Tliomas. 
 
 Sketch of a propofed fpeech, on the fubjeft of 
 legiflative interference in the converfion of 
 the Indian population to Chriftianity. In 
 reference to the twelfth and thirteenth refolu- 
 tions on Eaft Indian affairs. Pp. iv. 61. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1813 
 
 COCKBURN, William, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 2. 1-3. [AccefTion.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Edzn. 17 12 
 
 COCKBURN, William, D.D., Dean of York. 
 
 A letter to ProfefTor Buckland, concerning the 
 origin of the world. Pp. 23. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 COCKMAN, Thomas, D.D., Mafter of Univ. 
 College, Oxford. 
 A learned and pious divine; he was the author of the 
 
 popular tranflation of Cicero's Offices generally known by 
 
 the title of Tully's Offices. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 12. 2. The duty of not con- 
 forming to this world. [Aft.] 8°. Oxf. 1733 
 
 Free-thinking rightly ftated ; wherein a difcourfe 
 (falfly fo called) is fully confidered. [Anon.] 
 Pp. 131. 8°. Lond. 1763 
 
 Seleil theological difcourfes. Digefted into fuch 
 an order, as to make a treatife againft the pre- 
 valent infidelity, corruptions, and errors ; and 
 publifhed from the author's original MSS., by 
 the Rev. Tipping Silvefter, A.M. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1750 
 
 Vol. I. 
 I Cor. 8. 4-6. The unity of God, and the unity of a 
 Mediator; containing an account of the Gentile cor-
 
 713 
 
 71 + 
 
 COCKMAN, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 ruptions of the true religion, as delivered from the 
 patriarchs ...... i 
 
 I John, 4. 10. Jefus Chrift, the propitiation for fin 63 
 Adts, 4. 12. Salvation by Jefus Chrift alone j contain- 
 ing a vindication of this doftrine againft the objcdlions 
 of fome modern unbelievers, particularly of the author 
 of Chriftianity as old as the Creation - 121 
 
 Heb. 9. 27, 28. The general judgment byJefusChrift 200 
 % Pet. 3. 3, 4. A vindication of the dodtrine of a gene- 
 ral judgment by Jefus Chrift from the cavils of unbe- 
 lievers, mockers, and fcoffers _ - . 286 
 Mark, 8. 38. The ill confequences of a vicious modefty 
 or fliame, as it affefts our religious condudt with re- 
 gard to mockers and fcoffers, and our preparation for 
 the general judgment . - - - 325 
 Matt. 25. 13. The duty of watchfulnefs againft the day 
 ofjudgment .--..- 363 
 I Pet. 2. 21. The watchful Chriftian's fure guide; or, 
 Jefus Chrift, the grand exemplar of religious pradtice 
 
 407 
 Vol. 2. 
 I Pet. 5. 5. Chriftian humility - - - i 
 
 I Tim. I. 5. Chriftian charity . _ . J27 
 
 Heb. 13. 16. Chriftian beneficence; or, that branch of 
 charity, which confifts in doing good and communi- 
 cating ------- 166 
 
 z Tim. 3. 2. The love of our own felves, fhowing how 
 far it is confiftent or inconfiftent with the love of 
 others, and our Chriftian duty . - - 245 
 
 Eph. 5. II. On unchriftian fellowfhip with the unfruit- 
 ful works of darknefs, and the duty of reproving 
 them ------- 296 
 
 Eph. 5. II. Chriftian reproof ... 350 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. Chriftian joy in the belief and pradlice of 
 
 religion ...... 419 
 
 COCKS, Sir Richard, Bart. 
 
 The Church of England fecured ; the Toleration 
 
 Aft enervated ; and the DifTenters ruined and 
 
 undone. Second edit. Ff. 2. Pp. 60. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1722 
 Over ftioes, over boots ; being a fecond part of 
 
 the Church of England fecured, &c. Pp. 38. 
 
 8°. Land. 1722 
 
 COCKS, Robert, D.D. 
 Sermon, Luke, 6. 36. The great importance of 
 
 a meek and merciful fpirlt. 8°. Lond. 17 14 
 CODEX de Pafcha, Ghemara Hierofolymitana 
 
 illuftratus, ab Ugolino ex Heb. Lat. redd. 
 
 Ugolinus, 17, 685 
 CODEX. See Justinianus. Theodosianus. 
 CODINUS Curopalates, Georgius. 
 
 Held the office of Curopalate at the court of the laft 
 emperors of Conftantinople. He is believed to have fur- 
 vived the taking of that city by the Turks. 
 
 De antiquitatibus Conftantinopolitanis, Gr. et 
 Lat. Byzantine Hiftories, 18 
 
 Excerpta de antiquitatibus Conftantinopolitanis, 
 Gr. et Lat. Meurfii Opera, 7. 573 
 
 De officiis magnae ecclefiag et aulae Conftantino- 
 polilans, Gr. et Lat. Byzantine Hiftories, 20 
 
 CODRINGTON, Sir Christopher. 
 
 Born at Barbadoes 1668. Admitted a gentleman com- 
 moner of Chrift Church, Oxford, 1685. Eledled Fellow 
 of All Souls College, 1689. Entered the army, and be- 
 came Captain-general of the Leeward Iflands. Died at Bar- 
 badoes 1 7 10, and was buried there; but his body was 
 afterwards brought to England, and interred in All Souls 
 chapel, Oxford, in 17 16. He was a munificent benefaftor 
 
 CODRINGTON, Sir Chriftopher {continued). 
 
 to the Society for Propagating the Gofpel in Foreign Parts, 
 
 and to All Souls College, Oxford. 
 
 Orationes dus Codringtono facrs in Collcgio 
 Omnium Animarum nuper habitje. Una a 
 Digbeo Cotes, altera ab Eduardo Young, 
 LL.B. Pp. 34. 8°. Oxon. 17 16 
 
 CODRINGTON, T. 
 
 Sermons. Catholick fermons. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 CODURCUS, Philip. 
 
 Annotationes in Jobum. Crit. Sac. 2 
 
 De Teftamento, ad Heb. ix. lb. 7 
 
 C(ELESTINE L, Pope. 
 
 An enlightened, pious, and prudent pope. Eledted 422. 
 Died 432. 
 Epiftolae et decreta, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 9. 287 
 Pro Prolpero et Hilario, de gratia Dei epiftola. 
 
 Caffiani Opera, 644 
 CffiLESTINE, or CELESTINE, V., Pope. 
 
 Born of poor parents at Ifernia, 12 15. Admitted into 
 holy orders, and lived five years in a cave on Mount Ma- 
 jello, where he founded a Benedidtine monaftery, 1274. 
 The fee of Rome having been vacant above two years, he 
 was unanimoufly chofen Pope on account of the fame of 
 his fandlity. After vainly attempting to reform abufes, he 
 abdicated in four or five months after his eleftion, and 
 was imprifoned by his fuccelTor left he fhould revoke his 
 refignation. Died 1296. 
 
 Opera, vita, &c. 
 
 De virtutibus. 
 
 De vitiis et peccatis. 
 
 De vita hominis. 
 
 De exemplis, ac fimilibus moralibus. 
 
 De fententiis patrum eremitarum. 
 
 De miraculis B. Virginis. 
 
 De cenfuris. 
 
 De facramentis ecclefias. 
 
 De decern praceptis Decalogi. 
 
 De prasceptis ecclefia?. 
 
 De legibus. 
 
 Formularium falutationum quae in epiftolis apponuntur. 
 
 Orationes devotiffimae. Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 754 
 
 CffiLIUS, Sedulius, Prefbyter. See Sedulius. 
 COGGESHAL, Radulplius. 
 
 Abbot of the Ciftercian monaftery at Coggefhal, EiTex, 
 which he refigned from fevere illnefs, 1228. He was at 
 Jerufalem when it was befieged by Saladin. 
 Chronicon Tern-e-Sanftas. 
 
 Martene et Durand, coUeftio v. 554 
 Chronicon Anglicanum ab anno mlxvi. ad mcc. 
 
 auftore Radulfo Coggefhale abbate. lb. v. 802 
 Libellus de motibus Anglicanus fub Johanne rege, 
 
 auftore Radulfo Coggelhale abbate. lb. v. 871 
 COGAN, Thomas, M.D. 
 
 A Unitarian writer. Born at Rowell, Northampton- 
 ftiire, 1736. Educated under Dr. Aikin. Officiated to a 
 Prelbyterian congregation at Amfterdam, but turned his 
 attention to phyfic, and pradlifed in London. Along with 
 Dr. Hawes, he inftituted the Royal Humane Society. 
 Died 1 8 18. 
 
 A philofophical treatife on the paflions. Second 
 
 edition. 8°. Bath, 1802 
 
 An ethical treatife on the pafTions, founded on 
 
 the principles inveftigated in the philofophical 
 
 treatife. 2 parts in i vol. 8°. Bath, 1807-10
 
 7^5 
 
 7i6 
 
 COGAN, Thomas, M.D. {continued). 
 
 Part I. 1807. On well-being, or happinefs. 
 Part 2. 18 10. On condud: conducive to happinefs. 
 Theological difquifitions ; or, an enquiry into 
 thofe principles of religion, which are moft: 
 influential in direfting and regulating the pas- 
 fions and afFedions ofthc mind. 8°. Z.1812 
 
 1. On natural religion. 
 
 2. On the Jewifh dilpenfation refpcding religion and 
 morals. 
 
 A theological difquifition on the charafteriftic 
 excellences of Chriilianity ; or, an enquiry 
 into the fuperior affiilance it affords, and mo- 
 tives it contains for the praftice of virtue, cul- 
 tivation of the beft affeftions of the heart, and 
 preparing the moral offfpring of God for per- 
 manent felicity. 8°. Lond. 1813 
 
 Peculiar blefllngs of Chriftianity. 
 
 Parental character of the Deity. 
 
 Future inheritance of fons. 
 
 Mediatorial office of Chrift. 
 
 Exaltation of Chrift. 
 
 The probability of univerfal falvation. 
 Ethical queftions ; or, fpeculations on the prin- 
 cipal fubjedts of controverfy in moral philo- 
 fophy. 8°. Lond. 18 17 
 
 Sources of rational convi(5lion _ - . j 
 
 Difinterefted benevolence - - - - gj 
 
 Exiftence of a moral fenfe - - . _ 107 
 
 Philofophical necefllty - - - - 133 
 
 Doftrine of common lenfe - - - "173 
 
 On the metaphyfics of Hume ... 2^3 
 On moral obligation ..... 341 
 
 COINTUS Smyrngeus. See Quintus Calaber. 
 
 COLBY, Samuel, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 1 1 . 29. Upon the facrament of 
 Lord's fupper ; fetting forth the danger of not 
 receiving at all, as well as of unworthy re- 
 ceiving of that holy communion. 8°. 
 
 LoTid. 1709 
 
 COLE, Henry, D.D. 
 
 A learned Roman Catholic divine. Born at Godfliill, 
 
 Ifle of Wight. Educated at Wykeham's fchool, near Win- 
 
 chefter, thence entered New College, Oxford, of which he 
 
 became Perpetual Fellow, 1523. Reftor of Chelmsford, 
 
 and Prebendary of St. Paul's, 1540. Provoft of Eton 1554. 
 
 Imprifoned at the acceffion of Queen Elizabeth. Died 1579. 
 
 Funeral fermon at the burning of Abp. Cranmer. 
 
 Fox's Martyrs 
 
 Correfpondence with Bp. Jewel. [Jewel's works. 
 Sm. folio. Vol. I. P. 26.] 
 
 COLE, Rev. Henry, of Clare Hall, Cambridge. 
 
 Popular geology fubverfive of divine revelation ; 
 a letter to the Rev. Adam Sedgwick. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1834 
 
 A manual of praftical obfervations on our public 
 fchools, contained in two letters originally 
 written to private friends. Sm. 8°. 1846 
 
 Luther's feleft works, tranflated. See Luther. 
 
 COLE, Nathanael. 
 
 The godly man's affurance ; or, a Chriftian's 
 certain refolution who Ihall be faved, and who 
 not. 4°. Lond. 1633 
 
 COLE, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Educated at Weftminfter fchool, thence eleded Student 
 
 COLE, Thomas, M.A. {continued). 
 
 of Chrift Church, Oxford. Principal of St. Mary's Hall 
 
 1656. Ejeded for nonconformity 1660. Became minifter 
 
 of a large congregation in London. Died 1697. Three 
 
 fermons by him are in the Morning Exercifes. He was 
 
 tutor to the celebrated Mr. Locke. 
 
 A difcourfe of regeneration, [on John, 3. 3.] 
 
 faith, [on Rom. 10. 17.] and repentance, [on 
 
 Mark, 1. 15.] 8°. Lond. 1689 
 
 Defcribed by Dr. E. Williams as highly evangelical and 
 
 judicious. 
 
 COLE, W., M.A. 
 
 A key to the Pfalms, being an eafy, concife, and 
 familiar explanation of words, allufions, and 
 fentences in them, felefted from fubilantial 
 authorities. Pp. v. 46. 8°. Camb. 1788 
 
 COLE, W., D.D., Preb. of Weftminfter, and 
 Reftor of Merftiam, Kent. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 22. 4. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1798 
 
 COLEIRE, Richard, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 20. 5, 6. [Thankfgiving.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1708 
 
 COLEMAN, Charles, A.M., M.R.I. A., Curate 
 of Armagh. 
 
 Sermons on important fubjedls. 8°. Lond. 1817 
 Rev. 19. 10 {3 ferm.) i ; Gal. 4. 4. 76; Rom. 7. 18, 
 19 (4 ferm.) 96; Mark, i. 4, 189; Heb. 11. 6 
 (2 ferm.) 213 j Matt. 5. 38, 39, 265. 
 Pfa. 29. 10. Thankfgiving for vidlory and peace 288 
 Rom. 13. 1,2. King's birthday - . - 315 
 
 Prov. 14. 34. Thankfgiving for viftory at Waterloo 342 
 Dan. 12. 3. Hibernian Bible Society - - 365 
 
 COLEMAN, Thomas. 
 
 A learned and pious Puritan divine. Born in Oxford 
 1598. Became Vicar of Bliton, Lincolnftiire, which he 
 left, not being able to conform. Redlor of St. Peter's, 
 Cornhill, London, and one of the AflTembly of Divines on 
 the breaking out of the civil wars. Died 1647. He was 
 equally averfe to Preftiytery and Prelacy. Specimens of 
 very violent language have been given by Foulis of his 
 fermons before parliament. 
 
 The heart's engagement. A fermon at the public 
 
 entering into the covenant, [on Jer. 30. 21.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1643 
 
 Sermon, Job, 1 1. 20. Hopes deferred and dafhed. 
 
 [Monthly faft.] 4°. ZcW. 1645 
 
 COLEMANNUS, Petrus. 
 
 Opus profodicum Grscum novum. 8°. 
 
 Franc. 1 6 1 1 
 COLERIDGE, Derwent, M.A. 
 
 Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Principal of St. Mark's 
 College, Chelfea. 
 
 The fcriptural charafter of the Englifli Church 
 confidered, in a feries of fermons ; with notes 
 and illuftrations. 8°. Lond. i8^g 
 
 Preface .----.- i-xxx 
 
 Ufe and abufe of Jewifti precedents. Pfa. 122. I I 
 
 The Church of England confidered in a national point 
 of view. Pfa. 122. 6, 7 - - - - 20 
 
 Common prayer. Part i. On the temper of mind pro- 
 per for the houfe of prayer. John, 4. 24 - 37 
 Part 2. On the general charafteriftics of the Englifh 
 liturgy. 2 Tim. i. 13 - - - - 50 
 The duties of the clergy, in reference to the prefent 
 times. Jer. 6. 16, 17 - - - - 69 
 The Chriftian Church : catholic, particular, political. 
 Eph. 5. 22 - - - - - - 86-
 
 1^1 
 
 COLERIDGE, Dcrwent, M.A. {contmued). 
 
 The kingdom of heaven ; or, the Church as delineated 
 
 by the Saviour (2 fermons), Matt. 13. 11 - 10 1 
 The faints ; or, the Church as delineated in the apoftolic 
 
 Scriptures. Part i. The nature of the apoftolic Church, 
 
 I Cor. 12. 27, 28. Part 2. The Church adminiftra- 
 
 tive, and the Church coUedive, Rev. i. 5, 6. Part 
 
 3. The apoftolic commifTion, John, 2C. 21 187 
 
 Part 4.. The commiiTion of the apoftles afcertained from 
 
 Scripture, John, 20. 21 - - - 206 
 
 The facraments. Part I. On the nature of a facrament, 
 
 I Cor. 2. 6, 7- - - - - - 218 
 
 Note to fermon 13. On religious myftery, reafon, and 
 
 faith - 237 
 
 On the facraments. Part 2. Baptifm. John, 3. 6 250 
 Note to fermon 14. On baptifmal regeneration, as taught 
 
 in our Saviour's difcourfe to Nicodemus - 276 
 
 On the facraments. Part 3. Infant-baptifm, Mark, 10. 
 
 14. 287 
 
 Note to fermon 15. On the form and ceremonial of 
 
 baptifm - - - - - - 312 
 
 On the facraments. Part 4. Holy communion, Seftion 
 
 1. The real prefence, John, 6. 53 - - 322 
 Note to ferm. 16. On Proteftantifm and Catholicity 344 
 On the facraments. Part 5. Holy communion. Sedtion 
 
 2. The reafonable fervice, Rom. 12. i 366 
 Note to fermon 17. Patriftic view of the Eucharift, with 
 
 remarks on the early fathers - - - 391 
 
 The facraments. Part 6. Practical conclufion. i Cor. 
 
 10. 15-17 ------ 419 
 
 Note to fermon 18. On tradition and epifcopal fucces- 
 
 fion ..-.--- 449 
 
 COLERIDGE, James Duke, LL.B., Vicar of 
 
 Kenwyn and Kea, Cornwall. 
 Obfervations of a parifh prieft on fcenes of fick- 
 
 nefs and death. 12°. Truro, n. d. 
 
 COLERIDGE, John, Vicar of St. Mary 
 
 Ottery. 
 Father of S. T. Coleridge. Died 1781. 
 Mifcellaneous diflertations arifing from the 17 th 
 
 and 1 8th chapters of Judges. 8°. Lond. 1768 
 COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor. 
 
 A diftinguifhed poet, effayift, and moral philofopher. 
 Born at St. Mary Ottery, Devonfhire, 1772. Sent to 
 Chrift Hofpital, 1782. Entered Jefus College, Cambridge, 
 1791. Left the univerfity without taking a degree 1794, 
 and continued long without any certain means of fup- 
 port, except occafional literary efforts. His latter years 
 were rendered eafy by a domeftication with his friend 
 Mr. Gillman, of Highgate Grove, and an annuity from 
 George IV. Died 1834. 
 
 Poetical and dramatic works. 3 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 VoL I. 
 Juvenile poems. 
 Sibylline leaves. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ancient Mariner. 
 Chriftabel. 
 
 Mifcellaneous poems. 
 Remorfe, a tragedy. 
 Zapolya, a Chriftmas tale. 
 Vol. 3. Wallenftein, from Schiller. 
 Poems. Third edition. 12°. Lond. 1808 
 
 The friend : a feries of effays, to aid in the for- 
 mation of fixed principles in politics, morals, 
 and religion. With literary amufement in- 
 terfperfed. Fourth edition, with the author's 
 laft correftions, and an appendix, and with a 
 fynoptical table of the contents of the work. 
 
 718 
 
 COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor {conunued). 
 
 by Henry Nclfon Coleridge, Efq., M.A. 3 vol. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 Ellays on his own times, forming a fecond feries 
 of the Friend. Edited by his daughter. 3 
 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 -Aids to refleftion. Fifth edition, enlarged. 2 
 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 Vol. I. On fenfibility, elements of religious philofophy. 
 Aphorifms on fpiritual religion. Original fin, redemp- 
 tion, baptifm, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Preliminary efTay by the Rev. James Marfh - xi 
 
 Appendix A. Summary of Argument on Reafon and 
 the Underftanding . - - . ^26 
 
 Appendix B. On Inftind, by J. H. Green - 328 
 Appendix C. On Rationalifm, by Sara Coleridge 335 
 
 On the conftitution of Church and §tate ac- 
 cording to the idea of each. 
 Lay fermons. 
 
 1. The ftatefman's manual, or the Bible the beft guide 
 to political /kill and forefight [On Pfa. 78. 5, 6, 7, 
 With appendix on the ftudy of the infpired writings]. 
 
 2. BlefTed are ye that fow befide all waters [Ifa. 32. 20]. 
 
 Edited from the author's correfted copies, 
 with notes, by Henry Nelfon Coleridge, Efq., 
 M.A. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Confeffions of an inquiring fpirit, and feme mis- 
 cellaneous pieces. Edited from the author's 
 MS., by Henry Nelfon Coleridge, Efq., M.A. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Introdudlion, by J. H. Green. 
 
 Confeffions of an inquiring fpirit. Letters concerning 
 
 the infpiration of the Scriptures - - i 
 
 Effay on faith ------ 103 
 
 Fenelon on charity. Notes on a Sermon by W. Birch ; 
 
 on Doblado's Letters ; Southey's Omniana, R. Rob- 
 
 infon, B. Wheeler, Afgill, &c. 
 
 Literary remains. Colleded and edited by Henry 
 Nelfon Coleridge, Efq., M.A. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1836-39 
 Vol. I. 1836. 
 The fall of Robefpierre - . . - 1 
 
 Poems ------- 33 
 
 A courfe of leftures,— 
 
 Gothic literature, Troubadours, Boccaccio, Petrarch, 
 Chaucer, Spencer, Ben Jonfon, Don Quixote, Ra- 
 belais, Donne, Dante, Milton, Dreams, Apparitions, 
 
 Poefy, Style, &c. 61 
 
 Notes on Browne's Religio Medici, Junius, Barclay's 
 
 Argenis, Chapman's Homer, Baxter's Life ' 241 
 
 Fragments, tafte, beauty, poems - - - 266 
 
 Omniana -----.. 282 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Shakefpeare, with introdudlory matter of poetrj', the 
 
 drama, and the ftage .... 7 
 
 Notes on Ben Jonfon - - - - 268 
 
 Notes on Beaumont and Fletcher - - 289 
 
 Notes on the Prometheus of .(^fchylus - 323 
 
 Notes on Selden's Table Talk, Fenelon on Charity, 
 
 Tom Jones, Fuller, Afgill, Sir T. Browne, &c. 361 
 
 Vol. 3. 1838. 
 
 Formula Fidei de SS. Trinitatis ... 1 
 
 A nightly prayer .... - 3 
 
 Notes on the Book of Common Prayer . - 6 
 
 Notes on Hooker, Field, Donne, Henry More, Hein- 
 
 richs, Hackct, Jeremy Taylor, The Pilgrim's Progrefs, 
 
 John Smith ... - - 18 
 
 Letter to a godchild 420
 
 719 
 
 720 
 
 COLERIDGE, Samuel Taylor (continued). 
 
 Vol. 4. 1839. 
 
 Notes on Luther's Table Talk, St. Therefa, Burnet's 
 
 Life of Bedell, Baxter's Life of Himl'elf, Leighton, 
 
 W. Sherlock, Waterland, Skclton, Andrew Fuller, 
 
 Whitaker, Oxlee, A Barrifter's Hints, Davilbn, 
 
 Irving's Ben Ezra, Noble - - - . 1 
 
 Effay on faith 425 
 
 Biographia literaria ; or, biographical fketches 
 of my life and opinions. Second edition, pre- 
 pared for publication in part by the late Henry 
 Nelfon Coleridge ; completed and publifhed 
 by his widow. 2 vol. in 3. Sm. 8°. 
 
 ZoW. 1847 
 
 Other works: Notes and Ledlures upon Shakefpeare. 
 2 vol. 12'^. Specimens of Table Talk. 12°. 
 
 (The life of) By James Gillman. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lo/id. 1838 
 
 Vol. I. only, being all yet publifhed. 
 (Reminifcences of) See Cottle. 
 COLERIDGE, William Hart, Bilhop of Bar- 
 badoes. 
 
 A learned divine, of great energy and excellence of 
 charafter. Educated at the Grammar fchool, Ottery, St. 
 Mary, Devon, and Chrift Church, Oxford. Became 
 Curate of St. Andrew's, Holborn, London, and preacher of 
 Ely chapel. Confecrated the firft Bifhop of Barbadoes, 
 1824, being then in his thirty-fifth year. Refigned from 
 the failure of his health 1841, and became the firft war- 
 den of St. Auguftine's College, Canterbury. Died at 
 Ottery, St. Mary, 1850. 
 
 An addrefs to candidates for holy orders in the 
 diocefe of Barbadoes [With lift of books.] 
 12°. LonJ. 1829 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 4. 10. [Confecration of 
 Bifhop.] 8°, Z-oW. 1 841 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 43. 5, 6. [Confecration of five 
 bifhops.] 8°. Lon^. 1842 
 
 COLES, Elisha. 
 
 A native of Northamptonfliire. Became a trader in 
 London. During the Commonwealth made fteward of 
 Magdalen College, Oxford. At the Reftoration was ap- 
 pointed clerk to the Eaft India Company. Died 1688. 
 A pradical difcourfe of God's fovereignty, with 
 other material points derived thence, namely, 
 of the righteoufnefs of God, of eleftion, of 
 redemption, of efFeftual calling, of perfever- 
 ance. Fourteenth edition. 8°. Land, ijb^ 
 Originally publifhed 1673. 4°. Highly Calviniftic, 
 
 COLET, John, D.D., Dean of St. Paul's. 
 
 Founder of St. Paul's School. Born in London, 1466. 
 
 Entered Magdalen College, Oxford, 1483. Two years 
 
 afterwards inflituted to the Redlory of Denington, Suffolk. 
 
 Dean of St. Paul's, 1501. Began to reform the decayed 
 
 difcipline of his cathedral, and by his preaching promoted 
 
 the Reformation. Died 15 19. 
 
 Daily devotions; or, the Chriftian's morning 
 and evening facrifice. 12°. Lond. 1693* 
 
 Sermon of conforming and reforming [on Rom. 
 I 2. 2.] Phenix, 2. I 
 
 Life of Dr. John Colet, founder of St. Paul's 
 School ; with an appendix containing an ac- 
 count of the mafters and more eminent 
 fcholars of that foundation. 8°. Land. 1724 
 
 Life of. By Erafm.us. Phenix, 2. 13; 
 
 Wordfworth's Eccl. Biog. 1.433 
 
 COLET, John, D.D. {continued). 
 Statutes of Dean Colet, founder of St. Paul's 
 School, in I 5 1 2 ; alfo a copy of the will of 
 Sir Thomas Grelham, dated 1575. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 16 
 COLLARD, the Abbe. 
 
 Inftruftions par demandes et par refponfes fur 
 
 I'humilite, fur le rapport des adiions a Dieu 
 
 ct fur la priere. 12°. j. /. 1758 
 
 COLLATINUS. See Petrus. 
 
 COLLECTANEA contra Judasos. Canifius, 2. 
 
 p. 3. 39 ; incerti audloris contra Severianos, 
 
 Latine. lb. 2. p. i. 250; de quibufdam 
 
 haerefibus. lb. 2. p. 3. 49. 
 
 COLLECTS of the Church of England (a Ihort 
 
 and familiar expofition of the), by way of 
 
 quellion and anfwer. 12°. Lond. \%\-^ 
 
 COLLECTION of trafts on predeftination. See 
 
 Cambridge. 
 COLLECTION of fcarce and valuable fermons. . 
 
 See Sermons. 
 COLLECTION of cafes and other difcourfes 
 lately written to recover DifTenters to the communion 
 of the Church of England. Third edition. With a 
 catalogue of all the cafes and difcourfes, with the 
 authors' names, together with three tables. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 171 8 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Grove, Bp. A perfuafive to communion with the Church 
 
 of England _.---. i 
 
 Sherlock, Dean. A refolution of fome cafes of con- 
 
 f'cience with refpedt to Church communion 43 
 
 Letter to Anonymous in anfwer to his three 
 
 letters to Dr. Sherlock about Church communion 91 
 Williams, Dr. Cafe of lay communion with the Church 
 
 146 
 
 Freeman, Dean. The cafe of mixed communion 230 
 
 Williams, Dr. The cafe of indifferent things ufed in 
 
 the worfhip of God . - . - 270 
 
 Vindication of the Cafe of Indifferent Things 329 
 
 Sharp, Abp. A difcourfe concerning confcience 378 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Calamy, Dr. A difcourfe about a fcrupulous confci- 
 ence ...-._ I 
 
 Some confiderations about the cafe of fcandal, or 
 
 giving offence to weak brethren - - - 39 
 
 Scott, Dr. Certain cafes of confcience refolved concern- 
 ing the lawfulnefs of joining with forms of prayer in 
 public worfhip ----- 97 
 
 Claget, Dr. An anfwer to the DifTenters' objeftions 
 againft the Common Prayers - - - 219 
 
 Fowler, Bp. Whether the Church of England, fymbol- 
 ifing fo far with the Church of Rome, makes com- 
 munion unlawful ----- 264 
 
 • Defence of ditto - . - - - 316 
 
 Worcefter, Dean of. Cafe of infant-baptifm - 368 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Refbury, Dr. The cafe of the crofs in baptifm confi- 
 dered ------- I 
 
 Tillotfon, Archbp. A perfuafive to frequent commu- 
 nion in the Lord's fupper - - - 40 
 Evans, Mr. The cafe of kneeling at the holy facra- 
 ment ------- 7^ 
 
 Hafcard, Dean. A difcourfe about edification 174 
 
 Patrick, Bp. Of profiting by fermons - 200 
 
 Tennifon, Archbp. Argument for union - 232 
 
 Cave, Dr. A ferious exhortation to conformity 277 
 Hooper, Dean. The Church of England free from the 
 imputation of popery - - - - 321
 
 721 
 
 722 
 
 COLLECTION of Cafes [continued). 
 
 King, Archbp. A difcourfe concerning the inventions 
 of men in the worfhip of God - . - 361 
 
 Table of Scriptures explained. 
 Table of authors cited. 
 
 COLLET, Samuel, M.D. 
 
 A treatife on the future reftoration of the Jews 
 and Ifraelites to their own land. Pp. 87. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1747 
 
 COLLIBER, Samuel. 
 
 An impartial inquiry into the exiftence and 
 nature of God; being a modeft eflay towards a more 
 intelligible account of the divine perfedlions. With 
 remarks on feveral authors, both ancient and modern, 
 and particularly on fome palTages in Dr. Clarke's De- 
 monftration of the being and attributes of God. In two 
 books. With an appendix concerning the nature of fpace 
 and duration. Third edition, with confiderable addi- 
 tions. 8°. Land. 1735 
 
 The known God ; or, the author of nature 
 unveiled, being an explanation and vindication of what 
 feems moft exceptionable in the impartial enquiry into 
 the exiftence and nature of God, the Chriftian religion 
 founded on reafon, and free thoughts concerning fouls. 
 Pp. viii. 74. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 The Chriftian religion founded on reafon ; or, 
 two eflays on natural and revealed religion. With 
 fome particular confiderations on the doctrines of the 
 Trinity, the fall, the refurreftion, and eternal punish- 
 ment. 8°. Lond. 1719 
 
 Free thoughts concerning fouls. In four effays : 
 I. Of the human foul confidered in its own nature ; 2. 
 Of the human foul compared with the fouls of brutes; 
 3. Of the fuppofed prae-exiftent ftate of fouls ; 4. Of 
 the future ftates of fouls. To which is added an effay 
 on creation. %°. Lond. 1734 
 
 COLLIER, Jeremy, M.A. 
 
 Born at Stow Qui, Cambridgeihire, 1650. M.A. of 
 Caius College, Cambridge, 1676. Redtor of Ampton, Suf- 
 folk, 1697. Ledturer of Gray's Inn, London, 1685. 
 Refufed the oaths at the Revolution. Confecrated a non- 
 juring biftiop, by Dr. Hicks, 1713. Died 1726. He was 
 a very ingenious, learned, moral, and religious man, of 
 ftrift principle, and great integrity. His Ecclefiaftical His- 
 tory has become a ftandard work. In his eflays there 
 is much learning and wjt, in a ftyle eafy and flowing. His 
 Efl"ay on the Stage contributed greatly to reform theatrical 
 reprefentations. 
 
 An ecclefiaftical hiftory of Great Britain, chiefly 
 of England, from the firft planting of Chris- 
 tianity to the end of the reign of King 
 Charles II. ; with a brief account of the 
 affairs of religion in Ireland, A new edition, 
 with life of the author, &c., by Francis 
 Barham, Efq. 9 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 840 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of Collier. 
 Century I.-XI. 
 Vol. 2. Century XI.-XIV. 
 Vol. 3. Century XIV.-XVI. 
 Vol. 4. Henry VIII., a.d. 1509-1538. 
 Vol. 5. Henry VIII., Edward VI., i 539-1 553. 
 Vol. 6. Mary, Elizabeth, 1553-1582. 
 Vol. 7. Elizabeth, James I., 1583-1624. 
 Vol. 8. Charles I. and II., 1625-1685. 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 Colleftion of records. 
 . Some remarks on Dr. Kennett's fecond and third letters. 
 An anfwer to fome exceptions in Bifhop Burnet's third 
 part of the Hiftory of the Reformation. 
 
 COLLIER, Jeremy, M.A. [continued). 
 
 Bifhop Nicholfon's opinion of Collier's Hiftory. 
 Obfervations on Collier's remarks upon Burnet, by J. 
 
 Lewis, minifter of Margate. 
 General index. 
 
 A fhort view of the profanenefs and immorality 
 
 of the Englifli ftage, with feveral defences of 
 
 the fame in anfwer to Congreve, Drake, &c. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1738 
 
 St. Gregory Nazianzen's panegyrick upon the 
 
 Maccabees. 
 
 Salvian of unfeafonable diverfions. 
 
 Cyprian's manners of the pagan world, confolatory dis- 
 courfe ; and on patience. 
 
 Tranflated, with two eflays, viz., of difcontent and of 
 gaming. 8^. Lond. 17 16 
 
 Vindiciae juris regii ; or, remarques upon a 
 paper, entituled. An inquiry into the mea- 
 fures of fubmiftion to the fupream authority. 
 [Anonymous.] Pp. 48. 4". Lond. 1689 
 
 Effays upon feveral moral fubjedls. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. Sixth edit, corredled and enlarged. Lond. 1722. 
 Part I. On pride. Cloathes. Duelling. General 
 kindnefs. The office of a chaplain. The weaknefs 
 of human reafon. Part 2. Of fame. Mufic. The 
 value of life. The fpleen. Eagernefs of defire. 
 Friendfhip. Popularity. A thought. The enter- 
 tainment of books. Confidence. Envy. Of the 
 afpeft. Againft defpair. Covetoufnefs. Liberty. 
 Old age. Pleafure. 
 Vol. 2. Part 3. Fourth edition, with large additions. 
 Lond. 1728. 
 Of pain. Revenge. Authors' power. Infancy and 
 youth. Riches and poverty. Whoredom, drunken- 
 nefs, ufury. An apoftle. Solitude. Difcontent. Pa- 
 tience. Gaming. 
 
 Vol. 3. Part 4. Lond. 1709. 
 Of goodnefs. Honefty. Religious temper. Lying. 
 Fortitude. Flattery. Theft. Peace. The refurrec- 
 tion. 
 
 Several difcourfes upon praftical fubjefts. Second 
 edition, with enlargement. 8°. Lond. 1728 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. 2 ferm. 1 Luke, 12. 15 - - 317 
 2 Cor. 8. 9. - - 65 John, 14. 16 - 347 
 Phil. 4. 6. 2 ferm. 95 James, i. 13, 14 - 377 
 Eph.4. 26 - - i6i A6ls, 20. 35 - 408 
 Luke, 4. 8. 3 ferm. 218 
 
 Sermon, Jam. i. 13, 14. God not the origin 
 of evil, being addition to a Colledlion of Dis- 
 courfes, &c. 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 The great hiftorical, geographical, genealogical, 
 and poetical di6tionary, being a curious mis- 
 cellany of facred and prophane hiftory, col- 
 ledled more efpecially out of Lewis Morery. 
 Second edition, revifed, corredled, and en- 
 larged to the year 1688, by Jer. Collier, A.M. 
 4 vol. Folio. Lond. 1701-27 
 
 Vol I. A— Lys. I Vol. 2. M— Z. 
 
 [Vol. 3.] Supplement, by Jer. Collier, Together with a 
 continuation from the year 168S to 1705 by another 
 hand. Second edition. Lond, 1727 
 
 [Vol. 4.] Appendix to the three Englifh volumes in folio 
 of Morery 's Great Hiftorical, Geographical, Genealogical, 
 and Poetical Didionary, by Jer. Collier, A.M. Lond. 1 72 1 
 
 A colleftion of trafts written by the late rev. 
 and learned Jeremy Collier. 8°. Lond. 1736 
 
 3 A
 
 723 
 
 724 
 
 COLLIER, Jeremy, M.A. {continued). 
 Contents. 
 
 Reafons for reftoring fome prayers and directions as they 
 ftand in the Communion Service of the firft Englifh 
 reformed Liturgy, compiled by the birtiops in the 
 fecond and third years of the reign of K. Edward VI. 
 Second edition. Lond. 1 7 17 
 
 A defence of the Reafons [&c.], being a reply to a book 
 entituled, No Reafons for refloring them. Lond. 1718 
 
 A vindication of the Reafons and Defence, &c. Part i. 
 Being a reply to the firft part of No Sufficient Reafon, 
 [&c.j| Lond. 1 7 18 
 
 A vindication, [&c.] Part 2. Lond. 1719 
 
 A farther defence, &c., being an anfv.-er to a reply to 
 the Vindication of the Reafons and Defence, [&c.] 
 
 Lond. 1720 
 
 Humane fouls naturally immortal. Trandated 
 from a Latin MS., by S. E. ; with a recom- 
 mendatory preface, by Jeremy Collier, M.A. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1707 
 
 Tranflation of Antoninus, &c. See Antoninus. 
 
 COLLIER, Nathaniel, M.A., Vicar of Croydon. 
 An apology for the clergy of the Church of 
 England. Pp. 72. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 11. 33. [Acceffion.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1743 
 COLLINGES, John, D.D. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine of various learning, great in- 
 duftry, and exemplary life. Born at Boxftead, EfTex, 1623. 
 Educated at Emanuel College, Cambridge. He had the 
 living of St. Stephen's, Norwich, from which he was 
 ejedted for nonconformity, 1662. Died 1690. In Poole's 
 Annotations, he wrote thofe on the laft fix chapters of 
 Ifaiah, the whole of Jeremiah, Lamentations, the four 
 Evangelifts, Corinthians, Galatians, Timothy, Philemon, 
 and the Revelations. 
 
 A cordial for a fainting foul ; or, fome effays for 
 the fatisfaftion of doubting wounded Chrift- 
 ians, labouring under feveral burdens. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1652 
 Part I, being the fubftance of 14 fermons, delivered in 
 fo many ledlures. Second edition, corredled and en- 
 larged, 1652. 
 Luke, 17. 5 ; i ; Matt. 21. 32 ; 24 ; Ifa. i. 18 ; 49 ; 
 Rom. 10. 6; 66; Matt. 12. 31 ; 80 j Rom. 10. 9; 97; 
 I Cor. 13. 9 ; 116 ; Mark, 9. 24 j 127 5 John, I. 12 ; 
 142 ; Luke, 17. 5 ; 217. 
 Part 2, being the fum of 22 leflure-fermons, wherein is 
 difcovered the power of faith to conquer fears. Lond. 
 1650. 
 
 2 Thefl". I. II I 
 
 Matt. 8. 26. (9 ferm.) - - - - 16 
 
 Pfa. 42. II. (12 ferm.) .... 133 
 
 Part 3. Lond. 1 6 52. 
 In feveral leftures, divided into two parts : i. The na- 
 ture and danger of carnal reafonings, their confiftency 
 and inconfiftency with true faith [on Matt. 16. 8]. 
 2. The nature of cavilling, or the foul's fin in refufing 
 comfort [on Pfa. 77. 2 and 10]. 
 A caveat for old and new philofophy. Pp. 144. 
 4°. Lond. 1653 
 
 Refponforia ad erratica pifcatoris ; or, a caveat 
 for old and new profanenefs ; by way of reply to two 
 over-confident pamphlets : the one called A Caveat for 
 Old and New Sabbatarians, publifhed by Edward Fiflier, 
 Efq. ; the other called Feftorum Metropolis, publifhed 
 by an unknown author. In which anfwer the feveral 
 opinions of Epiphanius, Siflyga, Beroaldus, Scaliger, 
 Sethus, Calvifius, for the day of Chrift's birth, are pro- 
 pounded and examined. 4°. Lond. 1653 
 
 COLLINGES, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Vindici^ minifterii evangelici revindicatas ; or, 
 the preacher (pretendedly) fent, fent back again, to 
 bring a better account who fent him, and learn his 
 errand : by way of reply, to a late book, called Vindiciae 
 Minifterii Evangelici ; with a reply alfo to the epiftle 
 prefixed alfo to the faid book, called the Preacher Sent. 
 [Martin, Petto, and Woodall.] Ff. 17. Pp.134. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1658 
 Several difcourfes concerning the aftual provi- 
 dence of God. 4°. Lond. 1678 
 Defenfative armour againft four of Sathan's moft 
 fiery darts, viz., temptations to atheiftical and 
 blafphemous impreffions and thoughts, felf- 
 murther, defpair, and prefumption. [Anon.] 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1680 
 The intercourfes of divine love betwixt Chrift 
 and his Church ; or, the particular believing 
 foul metaphorically exprefled by Solomon, in 
 Canticles i. and ii., opened and applied, in 
 feveral fermons. 2 vol. 4°. Lond. 1683—76 
 
 COLLINGWOOD, John, M.A., one of the 
 
 matters of Chrift's Hoipital. 
 The Church Apoftolic, Primitive, and Anglican. 
 A feries of fermons. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15. The Church of the living God - I 
 
 Eph. 4. 4-;6. The Church a vifible fociety - 22 
 
 Eph. 4. II, 12. The government of the Chriftian 
 
 Church 44 
 
 Titus, 1.5. Scriptural evidence of a threefold miniftry 70 
 Job, 8.8-10. The value and ufe of primitive teftimony 89 
 Rom. 1 5, 4. Primitive evidence of a threefold miniftry 
 
 III 
 John, 17. 20, 21. Value of Chriftian unity - 134 
 Jer. 6. 16. Primitive Chriftianity. (2 ferm.) 158 
 
 Eph, I. 22, 23. The Church of England before the 
 Reformation ----- 204 
 
 Matt. 16. 17-19. The fupremacy of St. Peter 228 
 
 Eph. 5. 23. The fupremacy of the Pope - - 249 
 
 Adts, 17. II. The caufes of the Reformation 273 
 
 A<Sts, 26. 14. The principles of the Englifli Reformation 
 
 294 
 Ifa. 49. 22, 23. The refults of the Englifli Reformation 
 
 I Pet. 2. 13, 14. The fupremacy of the crown 336 
 
 Deut. 12. 32. The privileges and refponfibilities of 
 
 churchmen ------ 357 
 
 COLLINS, Anthony, Efq. 
 
 A deiftical writer. Born at Hefton, Middlefex, 1676. 
 Educated at Eton School. Entered King's College, Cam- 
 bridge, and afterwards ftudied at the Temple, but did not 
 follow the profefilon of the law. Died 1729. He was a 
 controverfial and metaphyfical writer of confiderable ability, 
 but is accufed of being very unfair in his quotations. 
 
 An effay concerning the ufe of reafon, in propo- 
 fitions, the evidence whereof depends upon 
 human teftimony. [Anon.] Second edition 
 correfted. Pp. 44. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 A difcourfe of free-thinking, occafioned by the 
 rife and growth of a fed; called Free-thinkers. 
 [Anon.] Pp. vi. 178. 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 Prieftcraft in perfedion ; or, a detection of the 
 fraud of inferting and continuing that claufe, 
 " The Church hath power to decree rites and 
 ceremonies, and authority in controverfies of 
 faith," in the 20th article of the Articles of the
 
 725 
 
 726 
 
 COLLINS, Anthony [continued). 
 
 Church of England. Second edition, with 
 correftions. 8"^. 171 o* 
 
 Refledions on a late pamphlet, entitled, Prieft- 
 craft in Perfeftion. 8°. 1710-:= 
 
 An hiftorical eflay on the Thirty -nine Articles of 
 the Church of England. Wherein it is de- 
 monftrated, that this claufe, " The Church 
 hath power to decree rites and ceremonies, 
 and authority in controverfies of faith," is not 
 a part of the Articles as they were eftabliflied 
 1 57 1. [Anon.] 8°. Land. 1724 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Rogers, on occafion of 
 his eight lermons, concerning the neceffity of divine re- 
 velation, and the preface prefixed to them. To which 
 is added, A letter printed in the London Journal, April I, 
 1727. With an anfwer to the fame. [Anon.] Pp.143. 
 8°. Land. 1727 
 
 The fcheme of literal prophecy confidered ; in a 
 view of the controverfy, occafioned by a book 
 intitled, A Difcourfe of the Grounds and Rea- 
 fons of the Chriftian Religion. [Anon.] 8°. 
 
 Land. 1727 
 A difcourfe concerning ridicule and irony in 
 writing, in a letter to the Rev. Dr. N. Mar- 
 fhall. [Anon.] Pp. JJ. 8°. Land. 1729 
 A difcourfe of the grounds and reafons of the 
 Chriftian religion, in two parts : the firft con- 
 taining fome confide rations on the quotations 
 made from the Old in the New Teftament, 
 and particularly on the prophecies cited. The 
 fecond, containing an examination of the 
 fcheme advanced by Mr. Whifton. [Anon.] 
 8°. Lo7id. 1737 
 
 Other works : A Letter to Dodwell, containing fome 
 Remarks on a pretended Demonftration of the Immateriality 
 and Immortality of the Soul, in Mr. Clarke's Anfwer, 1707. 
 Reply to Clarke's Defence, 1707. Refle<5lions on Clarke's 
 Second Defence, 1707. An Anfwer to Clarke's Third De- 
 fence, 1708. A Vindication of the Divine Attributes, in 
 fome Remarks on the Archbifhop of Dublin's Sermon, 
 1710. A Philofophical Inquiry concerning Human Liberty, 
 171 5. Reprinted, with correftions, 17 17. Letter to 
 Rogers, 1727. 
 
 Anonymous traBs rejpeEling Co/lins. 
 The Chriftian religion not founded on allegory : or, a vin- 
 dication of our faith from the falfehoods objefted againft 
 it in a late dilcourfe of the Grounds and Reafons, &c. 
 Ff. 8. Pp. 131. 8°. Land. 1724 
 
 An anfwer to a letter concerning the Grounds and Reafons, 
 &c. Wherein the hiftorical and critical eflay upon the 
 Thirty-nine Articles is briefly and impartially confidered. 
 To be left for the author, with Anthony Collins, Efq. 
 By a Divine of North Britain. Pp. 60. 8°. Land. 1725 
 Our blefi"ed Lord, Jefus of Nazareth, proved to be the 
 Chrift, from the literal fenfeofthe prophecies in the Old 
 Teftament. In feveral letters to the author of the 
 Grounds and Reafons, &c. Letter I. Proving the Chrift- 
 ian religion not founded on Judaifm, but on the love of 
 God to man, &c. Judaifm inftituted only to manifeft 
 the Mefliah, &c. Pp. viii. 119. 8°. Land. 1728 
 
 A defence of the moft eflential articles of Chriftian belief, 
 againft the cavils of modern atheifts and infidels j parti- 
 cularly the writings of the late Mr. C-ll-ns, and the 
 late Matthew Tindal, Do(Sor of Laws. In a letter to a 
 friend. Pp. 86. 8°. Land. 1733 
 
 A letter to the author of the Difcourfe of the Grounds and 
 Reafons, &c., in anfwer to Mr. Green's Letters, &c. 
 
 COLLINS, Anthony [continued). 
 
 With a poftfcript, occafioned by Dr. Lobb's Brief Defence, 
 &c. Pp.xii. 98. 8°. Lf/W. printed 1726, reprinted 1737 
 
 COLLINS, The Rev. C. Trelawney, Reftor of 
 Timflniry. 
 
 Perranzabuloe, the loft church found ; or, the 
 Church of England not a new church, but 
 ancient, apoftolical, and independent, and a 
 protefting church 900 years before the Re- 
 formation. Second edit. 8°. Land. 1837 
 
 Abridgment of Mofheim. See Mosheim. 
 
 COLLINS, J. 
 
 Sermon on Jude, 3. Farewell Sermons, 309 
 
 COLLINS, R. N. 
 
 The teacher's companion ; defigned to exhibit the 
 principles of Sunday -fchool inftruftion and 
 difcipline. With an introdudlory effay, by 
 the Rev. Daniel Moore, M.A. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1843 
 
 COLLINS, Thomas, D.D., Reftor of Compton 
 Valence, Dorfetfhire ; Incumbent Curate of 
 Burnley, Lancafliire. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 13.7. [AfFize.] 4°. Lond.ijq^ 
 
 COLLINS, William. 
 
 A diftinguiflied poet. Born at Chichefter 1720 or 1721. 
 Educated at Winchefter School, and Queen's College, 
 Oxford. Removed to London, 1744, as a literary adven- 
 turer. Died 1756. 
 
 Poetical works, with memoirs of the author, and 
 
 obfervations on his genius and writings, by 
 
 J. Langhorne. Sm. 8°. Land. 1776 
 
 COLLINSON, John, M.A., Reftor of Gateftiead, 
 
 Durham. 
 A key to the writings of the principal Fathers of 
 the Chriftian Church who flourifhed in the firft 
 three centuries, in eight fermons, preached 
 1 813, at the lefture founded by the Rev. John 
 
 Bampton, M.A. 
 
 8°. 
 
 O.xf. 1813 
 
 Jer. 6. 16 - . 
 
 I 
 
 I Cor. I. 12, 13 - 203 
 
 I John, 5. 4 - 
 
 31 
 
 Phil. 4. 5 - - 237 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 15 - 
 
 59 
 
 Appendix - - 259 
 
 I Tim. 4. I, 3 - 
 
 95 
 
 An abftrad: of Juftin Mar- 
 
 I Cor. 12. iz 
 
 125 
 
 tyr's Dialogue with 
 
 I Pet. 1. 18, 19 
 
 163 
 
 Trypho the Jew 291 
 
 Obfervations on the hiftory of the preparation 
 for the gofpel, and its early propagation, from 
 the dedication of Solomon's temple to the end 
 of the firft Chriftian century. 8°. Lo7id. 1830 
 
 Analyfis of Hooker. See Hooker. 
 
 COLLIUS, Francis. 
 
 A learned dodlor of the Ambrofian College at Milan. 
 
 Died 1640, at a very advanced age. 
 
 De fanguine Chrifti, libri v. In quibus de illius 
 natura efFufionibus, ac miraculis copiofe dis- 
 feritur, tum Sacrs Scriptun-e loci, SS. Patrum 
 ac theologorum fententije variis difputationibus 
 illuftrantur. 4°. Mediol. 1 61 7 
 
 Ff. 8. Pp. 912 and Ff 10. This work, which is of 
 
 very rare occurrence, is full of profound difquifition and 
 
 citations innumerable. 
 
 De animabus paganorum, libri v., cum altera 
 parte quas lib. iv. conftat. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Mediol. 1622-23^=
 
 727 
 
 728 
 
 COLLIUS, Francis {continued). 
 
 Reprinted 1738. The objedt of the author in this very 
 
 fcarce work is to examine into the final ftate in the world 
 
 to come of illuftrious pagans who lived before the coming 
 
 ofChrift. 
 
 COLLOQUE fpirituel d'un devot ecclefiaftique et 
 d'un berger, ou font decouverts les admirables 
 fecrets de la fapience divine, et la fcience 
 mirtique. 12°. Brux. 1658 
 
 COLLYER, Rev. David. 
 
 The facred interpreter, or a pradlical introduftion 
 towards a thorough underftanding of the Holy 
 Bible. A new edition. 8°. Z,^//^. 1831 
 
 COLLYER, John Bedingfield, M.A., Arch- 
 deacon of Norwich. 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy, 1846, at his 
 primary vifitation. 4°. Norwich, 1 846 
 
 COLLYER, William Bengo, D.D., F.A.S. 
 
 Minifter of the Independent Chapel, Peckham. 
 
 Leftures on Scripture fafts. 8". Lond. \?>oj 
 
 Job, II. 7-9. The neceffity of a divine revelation i 
 
 Gen. I. I. The creation. That the Mofaic account of 
 
 it is the only rational one which we have received 41 
 
 Gen. 7. 11-24. ^ ^s'- 3- 5~7- ^^^ deluge - 96 
 
 Gen. II. 1-9. Obad. 3. 4. The deftruftion of Babel, 
 
 the confufion of language, the difperfion of the people, 
 
 and the origin of nations - - - 144 
 
 Gen. 19. 15-26. 2 Pet. 2.6. The deftrudtion of Sodom 
 
 and Gomorrah ------ 186 
 
 Gen. 49. 22-26. Ads, 7. 9-16. Hiftory of Jofeph 236 
 Gen. 2, 7. Job, 32. 8. A fcriptural repreientation of 
 the nature and deftination of man - - 278 
 
 Gen. 15. 13, 14. Afts, 7. 35, 36. The flavery and de- 
 liverance of Ifrael in Egypt . - - 308 
 Jofli. 24. 2-13. The journey of Ifrael in the wildernefs: 
 their eftabli/hment in Canaan ; and the circumftances 
 attending thele events - - - - 355 
 
 1 Sam. 18. 6-10, 19, 20. Adls, 7.44-48. Heb. 11. 
 32, 34. The government of the Jews; including the 
 theocracy and monarchy, to the building of Solomon's 
 temple : with a confirmation of fome fubordinate fafts 
 
 392 
 
 2 Kings, 17. 1-6. 2Chron. 36.14-21. The captivities 
 of Ifrael and of Judah . - - - 433 
 
 Luke, 2. 1-7. I Cor. 15. 3-8. 2 Pet. I. 6. The life, 
 death, refurredtion, and afcenfion of Jefus Chrift, 
 proved as matters of fadl - - - 477 
 
 1 John, I. 1-3. Heb. 11. 36-38. The charadter of 
 the writers of the Old and New Teftaments 523 
 
 Job, 36. 14. The unfearchable God ; or, an attempt to 
 prove an analogy between the religion of nature and 
 that of the Bible, by fliewing that the fame obfcurity 
 which overfhadows revelation, equally overfpreads 
 nature and providence - - - - 565 
 
 Leftures on Scripture prophecy. 8°. Lond. i2>og 
 
 2 Pet. I, 21. The nature and kinds of prophecy I 
 2 Pet. I. 21. Scripture prophecy, diftinguifhed from 
 
 heathen oracles ----- 38 
 
 Gen. 16. II, 12. The prophecy relating to the Arabs 82 
 
 Gen. 40. 9. The prophecies of dying Jacob - 119 
 
 Numb. 23. 7—10, 18-24. The charadter and prophecies 
 
 of Balaam ------ 172 
 
 Numb. 24. 1-9, 15-24. The prophecies of Balaam, con- 
 tinued and concluded ... - 209 
 Deut. 28. 49-53, 64-68. The prophecies of Mofes re- 
 fpedling the former and prefent ftate of the Jews 260 
 Ifa. 13. 19-22. Ezek. 26.3-6; 29. 14, 15. Prophecies 
 refpedling Babylon, Tyre, the former and the prefent 
 
 ftate of Egypt 301 
 
 John, I. 45. Prophecies refpedting the Mefliah 347 
 Luke, 24. 44. Same fubjedt - - - - 371 
 
 COLLYER, William Bengo, D.D. [continued). 
 
 I Pet. I. 10—12. Same fubjedl - ' - - 395 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. Same fubjedt - - - - 427 
 
 Luke, 19.41-44. The prophecy of Jefus Chrift refpcdl- 
 
 ing the deftrudtion of Jerufalem - - 456 
 
 Adts, I. 7. Rev. 22. 18-20. Concluding ledlure. On 
 
 prophecies unfulfilled ----- 483 
 
 Leftures on Scripture miracles. 8°. Land. 181 2 
 
 Adts, 15. 12. Nature and pofiibility of miracles I 
 
 Mark, 10. 27. Defign, probability, and neceffity of 
 
 miracles .-.-.- 4Z 
 
 Exod. 8. 19. Authority upon which miracles reft in the 
 
 Scriptures ------ 79 
 
 Mark, 7. 35. General charadler of the miracles affirmed 
 in the Scriptures ----- 125 
 
 Pfa. 78. 12-16. Paflage through the Red Sea, and its 
 attendant circumftances - - - - 156 
 
 Habak. 3. ii. The ftanding ftill of the fun and moon 
 by Joftiua ; connedted with the retrogreffion of the 
 ihadow of the dial of Ahaz . - - 249 
 
 James, 5. 16-18. The miracles of Elijah - 305 
 
 Heb. II. 33, 34. Miracles recorded in Daniel 344 
 
 John, 2. II. The marriage at Cana in Galilee 376 
 
 Matt. 8. 16. Healing of difeafes, demoniacs, the noble- 
 man's fon - - - - .- - 415 
 
 John, 5. 21. Refurredtion of the ruler's daughter, the 
 widow's fon, and Lazarus - - - - 453 
 
 I Cor. I 5j 20. Miracles attending the death of Chrift, 
 
 and his own refurredtion . - . 484 
 
 I Cor. 12. 4-11. Defcent of the Holy Spirit, and its 
 
 miraculous eft'edts - - - - ■53° 
 
 Heb. 2. 3, 4. Apoftolic miracles, with the difference 
 
 between their operation and that ofChrift 564 
 
 Leftures on Scripture parables. 8° Land. 1 8 1 5 
 
 Hof. 12. 10. On the figurative language of Scripture I 
 
 Gal. 4. 24. On Scripture types - - - 38 
 
 Pfa. 78. 2, 3. On Scripture parables - - 73 
 
 Matth. 13. 10. The peculiar charadter of our Lord's 
 
 parables - - - - - - -I16 
 
 Matt. 13. 18. The fower - - - 141 
 
 Matt. 6. 12. The debtors - - - - 174 
 
 Luke, 10. 29. The good Samaritan - - 203 
 
 Luke, 12. 21. The rich worldling - . - 227 
 
 Matt. 24. 32. The barren fig-tree - - 255 
 
 Matt. 22. 14. The marriage-feaft . - - 282 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. The prodigal fon - - - 315 
 
 James, 5. 5. The rich man and Lazarus - - 344 
 
 Luke, 18. 9. The Pharifee and the publican 371 
 
 John, 10. II. The good ihepherd - - 395 
 
 Matt. 20. 16. The labourers in the vineyard - 422 
 Luke, 16. 5. The talents - . - - 447 
 
 Matt. 21. 43. The hulbandmen - - - 477 
 
 John, 13. 17. The ten virgins . - - 508 
 
 Ledlures on Scripture doflrines, 8°. Land. 18 18 
 
 Deut. 29. 29. Authority and claims of revelation I 
 Rom. 11.36. The being, attributes, and unity of God 29 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. The Trinity - - - - 70 
 
 John, I. 1. The divinity of our Lord Jefus Chrift 1 16 
 
 Adts, 5.3,4. Deity and influences of the Holy Spirit 167 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. The fall, and its confequences 207 
 
 Heb. 7. 26, 27. The atonement - - 242' 
 
 Eph. 1.4, 5. Eledtion and adoption - - 286 
 
 Rom. 3. 24. Juftification . - - 329 
 
 John, 3. 7. Regeneration . - - - 370 
 
 Eph. 2. 8-10. Salvation through faith - 411 
 
 I Theff. 4. 3. Sanftification - - - - 449 
 
 Phil. I. 6. Perfeverance - - - - 49^ 
 
 Luke, 12. 7. Providence - . - - 541 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 52. The refurredtion of the dead 580 
 
 Matt. 25.46. Future puniftiment - - 621 
 
 Rom. 8. 30. Glorification - - - - 661 
 
 Ifa. 8. 20. The duty of fubmitting fyftem to the Bible 702 
 Leftures on Scripture duties. 8°. Land. 18 19 
 
 Mic. 6. 8. Revelation the only ftandard of morals i
 
 729 
 
 73° 
 
 COLLYER, William Bengo, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. Religion the only bafis of morals 37 
 iTim. 6. 3. Praftical tendency ot Scripture doftrines 65 
 James, 2. 20. Faith in revealed truths infeparable from 
 holinefs of character ----- 95 
 
 Matt. 22. 37-40. Love to God - - - 123 
 
 Matt. 4. 10. Worfhip of God - - - 150 
 
 Adls, 21. 14. Submiirion to providence - 181 
 
 I Pet. 2. 13-17. The magiftracy and its fubjefts 209 
 Eph. 6. 5—9. Mafters and fervants - - - 243 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. General intercourfe - - 272 
 
 Gen. 2. 24. Hufbands and wives - . - 301 
 
 Prov. 4. 1-4. Parents and children - - 334 
 
 Mai. 2. 7. Minifters and churches - - 364 
 
 Prov. 24. 30-32. Self-prefervation and felf-cultivation 
 
 39+ 
 Pfa. 39. I. Government of the tongue - 424 
 
 Prov. 16. 32. Government of the temper - 453 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Benevolence ... 481 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 13, 14. Humility and fpirituality j with a 
 fummary of the whole . - . . 508 
 
 Leflures on Scripture compariibn ; or, Clirift- 
 ianity compared with Hinduifm, Mahomme- 
 danifm, the ancient philofophy, and deifm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1823 
 
 Introduftory. Chriftianity and Judaifm one in principle, 
 
 Luke, 24. 27------ 1 
 
 Chriftianity and Hinduifm compared. Five ledlures on 
 
 Rom. 10. 18 J I Tim. 6. 5 ; Rom. i. 21 ; Rom. i. 
 
 28 ; Pfa. 49. 19, 20 - - - - 41 
 
 Chriftianity compared with Mahommedanifm. Four 
 
 ledtures on 2 Tim. 4. 4; Rom. I. 25 ; 2 Tim. 2.18; 
 
 Matt. 22. 29, 30 - - - - - 276 
 
 Chriftianity compared with the ancient philofophy. 
 
 Three ledtures on Rom. i. 22, 23 ; 1 Tim. 6. 20, 
 
 21; Job. 10. 22 - - - - - 440 
 
 Chriftianity compared with Deifm. Two leflures on 
 
 Rom. I. 20 ; 2 Peter, 2. 19 - - - 545 
 
 Theftampofcertainty reftridled to revelation. John, 4. 22 
 
 613 
 
 COLMAN, Benjamin. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 2. 41, 42. Parents and grown 
 children Ihould be together at the Lord's table. 
 12°. Bofton, 1727 
 
 Sermon, A£ls, 26. 8. The credibility of the 
 Chriftian doftrine of the refurreftion. [Fune- 
 ral.] 8°. Bofton, 1729 
 
 COLOMIES [COLOMESIUS], Paul. 
 
 Born at La Rochelle, 1638. Died 1692. A learned 
 and pious French divine. Having fettled in England in 
 1681, he became acquainted with Archbifhop Bancroft, 
 who named him librarian at Lambeth. The prelate 
 refufmg, in 1688, to acknowledge the new government, 
 he was depofed, and Colomies confequently loft his prefer- 
 ment. 
 Obfervationes facrae, accedunt ejufdem paralipo- 
 
 mena de fcriptoribus ecclefiafticis et pafTio S. 
 
 Viftoris Maflilienfis ab eodem emendata. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Editio iv. auftior. Lond. 1695 
 Ad G. Cave Chartophylacem ecclefiafticum para- 
 
 lipomena. De Photii fcriptis dilTertatio. Paffio 
 
 S. Viftoris Maffilienfis. 8°. Lond. 1686 
 
 COLONIAL Church Chronicle, and Miffionary 
 
 Journal, from its commencement in July 1 847, 
 
 to 1852. 5 vol. 8°. Lond. 1848-52 
 
 COLQUHOUN, J. C, Efq., of Killermont, M.P. 
 The fyftem of national education in Ireland : its 
 
 principle and praftice. 12°. Chelt. 1838 
 
 COLQUHOUN, J. C. [conunued). 
 
 Hints on the queftion now afFefting the Church 
 of Scotland. Addreffed to members of the 
 Church of England. With a letter to Vis- 
 count Sandon, M.P. Contents, iv. Introduc- 
 tion, iv. Pp. 98. 8°. Glafgow, 1840 
 
 COLSON, Charles, M.A., Vicar of Great Hor- 
 mcad, Herts. 
 
 Sermon, John, 15. 5, 6. The rcfponfibility in- 
 curred by neglefting or depreciating the holy 
 communion as a channel of fanftifying grace. 
 [Vifitation.l 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 COLTON, Caleb, M.A., Vicar of Kew and 
 Peterfham, Surrey. 
 Educated at Eton and King's College, Cambridge, of 
 
 which he became a fellow. A paflion for gaming involved 
 
 him in pecuniary difficulties, and, on his abfconding, his 
 
 living was declared void, and a fuccefTor appointed. Died 
 
 by his own hand at Fontainbleau, 1832. His Lacon is a 
 
 work of great talent. 
 
 Lacon ; or, many things in few words. Ad- 
 dreffed to thofe who think. A new edition. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 With the author's remarks on Byron, and his 
 Conflagration of Mofcow, a poem, bound 
 up with the fecond volume. 
 
 COLUMBANUS, Saint. 
 
 An eminent miflionary for the propagation of the 
 Chriftian religion in the fixth century. Was a native of 
 Ireland, or, according to fome, of Scotland. Founded the 
 monaftery of Luxevil in France, 589, which he governed 
 during twenty years. After which he was banifhed for 
 cenfuring the immoralities of Theodoric and his queen. 
 Founded the abbey of Boblo, near Naples, 613. Died 615. 
 Opufcula : regula monaftica, fermones, &c. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. i 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 12. 310 
 
 Carmen monaftichon beati Calumbani abbatis, et 
 
 ejufdem epiftola. Canifms, i. 769 
 
 Epiftola parasnetica ad Hunibaldum. 
 
 Eugenii Opufcula, 59 ; Fabricii G. Poets 
 Chrift.779; Sirmondi Opera varia, 2.655 
 COLUMELLA, Lucius Junius Moderatus. 
 
 A native of Spain. Flouriihed about a.d. 42. His 
 twelve books on hulbandry, and his book concerning trees, 
 have been publilTied in Englifh. 4°. Lond. 1745. 
 De cultu hortorum. Maitt., Opera Poet. i. 800 
 COLUTHUS. 
 
 A native of Lucopolis in Upper Egypt. Flouri/hed about 
 
 490. 
 
 De raptu Helena;. Poets Gr. Heroici 
 
 COLVILL, William, fometime preacher at Edin- 
 burgh. 
 
 Refrefhing ftreams flowing from the fulnefs of 
 Chrill, in feveral fermons. 4°. Lond. 1655 
 John, I. 16. The fulnefs of Chrift - - 2 
 
 Phil. 3. 8. The excellent knowledge of Jefus Chrift 33 
 John, 6. 44. Effeftual calling - - - 75 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Union in and with Chrift - - 103 
 
 Ads, 13. 39. Juftification through Chrift - 134 
 
 John, I. 12, 13. Adoption in Chrift - - 172 
 
 Ezek. 36. 26, 27. Sanditication by the Spirit of Chrift 2 1 5 
 Phil. 4. 11-13. The great myftery of contentation in 
 and through Chrift - - - - 301 
 
 Phil. I. 6. Perfeverance in grace - - - i 
 
 I Cor. 15. 56, 57. Vidlory over death through Chrift 39
 
 731 
 
 732 
 
 COLVILL, William {continued). 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The glorious refurreftion of the body 
 
 by Chrift 71 
 
 Pfa. 17. 15. Eternal life by and with Chrift . 10 1 
 
 COMAZZI, Count, John Baptista. 
 
 An Italian author, of whom little is known. The re- 
 flexions in the following, which appears to have been his 
 only work, are wife and enlightened. 
 The morals of princes ; or, an abftraft of the 
 moft remarkable paflages contained in the his- 
 tory of all the emperors who reigned in Rome, 
 with a moral reflection drawn from each 
 quotation. Done into Englifli by William 
 Hatchett, Gent. 8°. Land. 1729 
 
 COMBEFIS, Fran90is, 
 
 Born 1605; died 1679. A learned Dominican monk. 
 
 The French clergy allowed him, in 1 655, a penfion in order 
 
 to enable him to publifh the editions of the Greek Fathers 
 
 which he had reviled, together with new Latin verlions. 
 
 His Latin tranflations are fometimes obfcure. 
 
 Bibliotheca Patrum concionatoria, hoc eft, anni 
 
 totius evangelia. Fefta Dominica ; fanftiffims 
 
 Deiparje, illuftriorumque fanilorum folennia. 
 
 Patrum fymbolis, tradlatibus, panegyricis, iifque 
 
 qua novum ex vetuftis MSS. codicibus pro- 
 
 dudis, qua recenfitis, emendatis, audlis, ad 
 
 fontes compofuis, e Graeco caftigatius, elegan- 
 
 tiufque redditis, illuilrata ac exornata. 8 vol. 
 
 Folio, Par. 1662 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Prasfatio - - Ff. 2 
 
 Recenfitiaudlores, ex quibuscompofita Bibliotheca Patrum 
 
 Concionatoria, ordine alphabetico, ac breve cujufque 
 
 cum temporis fere notatione judicium, &c, - 1-50 
 
 Indiculus tomi primi - - - - . Ff. 3 
 
 Adventus — Dominica Quinquagefimas - - i 
 
 Indices -----.. g.^2 
 
 Vol. 2. Feria iv. Cinerum — Sabbato port dominicam iii. 
 
 Quadragefimae. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Dominica iv. Quadragefimae — Dies Sabbati fandti. 
 Index rerum Vol. 2 et 3. 
 Vol. 4. Pafcha — Feria vi. port Pentecoften. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Feftum SS. Trinitatis, ad anni finem. 
 Tradlatus per mantilFam adjefti. 
 In anniverfario dedicationis ecclefiae. 
 Index rerum Vol. 4 et 5. 
 
 Vol. 6. DefanBls. 
 Feftum S. Andreae Apoftoli — Feftum S. Greg. Nazianz. 
 
 Vol. 7. De JanBis. 
 Feftum S. Barnabae — Feftum decollationis S. Joannis 
 Baptiftae. 
 
 Vol. 8. DeJanBh. 
 A fefto nativitatis S. Mariae Virginis, ac deinceps j com- 
 mune item fandlorum. 
 Index rerum Vol. 6, 7, 8. 
 Grsco-Lat. Patrum Bibliothecse novum auc- 
 tarium. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Vol. I. Exegeticus. Par. 1648. 
 Afterii Amafeae epifcopi homiliae, — 
 
 De Divite et Lazaro - - - . . 2 
 
 In locum Lucae de oeconomo iniquitatis - 22 
 
 Adverfus avaritiam ----- 3^ 
 
 Adverfus Kalendarum feftum - - - 66 
 
 In locum Matt. An liceat homini dimittere uxorem 
 fuam --.--..78 
 In Danielem et Sufannam ... 55 
 
 In ccecum a nativitate - _ - . 106 
 
 In apoftolos principes Petrum et Paulum - 122 
 
 COMBEFIS, Francois {continued). 
 
 In Phocam martyrem . . . 
 
 In fandlos martyres ... 
 
 In Euphemiam martyrem - - . 
 
 Photiana excerpta _ . - . 
 Notae in Afterium - . - - 
 
 Vindicatus S. Afterii locus a S. Nicephoro 
 Laudatio in S. Stephanum 
 
 170 
 182 
 207 
 211 
 238 
 267 
 283 
 S. Procli, Archiepifcopi Conftantinopolitani, orationes, — 
 Laudatio S. Marias - - - - 301 
 
 De incarnatione Domini - - . . 313 
 
 In diem Chrifti natalem [ii.] - - - 331 
 
 In S. Deiparam [ii.] ----- 339 
 
 In S, Theophania - - - - - 381 
 
 In transfigurationem Domini . . - 389 . 
 
 In ramos palmarum - . . . 399 
 
 In S. quintam feriam - . - - 405 
 
 In dominicam paffionem - - - 411 
 
 In Domini refurre<£lionem - - - - 417 
 
 In S. Pafcha [iii.] ----- 421 
 
 In S. Pentecoftem ...-.- 439 
 In S. Stephanum ----- 443 
 
 In S. Paulum ------ 453 
 
 In S. Andream ----- ^60 
 
 In S. Joannem Chryfoftomum - . - 465 
 
 Notae in orationes S. Procli - . - 467 
 
 S. Athanafius, — 
 
 In Domini occurfum ----- 497 
 
 Orationes ii. in S. Pafcha - - - 531 
 
 In Chrifld affumptionem - - - - 55' 
 
 Notae in S. Athanafium - - - - 561 
 
 S. Bafilii Seleucienfis oratio in S. Deiparam - 569 
 S. J. Chryfoftomi, in annuntiationem S. Mariae 601 
 S. Cyrilli Hierofol. in Chrifti occurfum - 621 
 
 Titi Boftrenfis in ramos palmarum oratio - 63 5 
 
 S. Eulogii fermo in ramos palmarum - - 651 
 
 Leontii Neapolis Cypri epifcopi in Symeonem, et in diem 
 feftum Mediaepentecoftes - - - - 681 
 
 Leontii preftjyteri Conftantinop. homilia in Mediampen- 
 tecoftem - - - - - - 719 
 
 Hefychii prefl^yteri Hierof. in Dominicam refurredlionem 
 
 743 
 
 Eufebii Pamphili de Dominica refurredbione - 779 
 
 Joannis Archiepifcopi ThelTalonicenfis de Chrifti refur- 
 
 redlione - - - - - - 791 
 
 S. Gregorii Epifc. Antiocheni in mulieres unguentiferas 
 
 S. Anaftafii, Archiep. Antiochiae, orationes, — 
 
 In annunciationem S. Mariae . - - 849 
 
 In Dominicam transfigurationem - - 865 
 
 S. Anaftafii Sinaitae, — 
 
 Oratio de facra fynaxi - - - - 881 
 
 In Pfalmum vi. - - - - - 907 
 
 Georgii Metropolitae Nicomedienfis orationes, — 
 
 In conceptionem Deiparae - - - - 995 
 
 In conceptionem S. Annae - - - 10 15 
 
 In S. Deipara conceptionem ac nativitatem - 1043 
 
 In S. Marias reprasfentationem in templo - 1069 
 
 In S. Deiparae ingreflum in templum - - 109 1 
 
 In S. Mariam afliftentem cruci - - Ii37 
 
 In S. Mariam afliftentem in fepulchro - - 1175 
 
 In SS. martyres Cofmam et Damianum - 1 191 
 
 Notae ad G. Metrop. 1221 
 
 Jacobi Monachi oratio in nativitatem S. Mariae 1247 
 
 S. Andreas Cretenfis in nativitatem S. Mariae, et in S. 
 
 Joannis decollationem . - - - 1289 
 
 Incerti auftoris laudatio S. Joannis Baptiftae - 137' 
 
 S. Germani Archiep. Conft., — 
 
 In praefentationem S. Mariae - - - 141 1 
 
 In annunciationem S. Marias - . - 1423 
 
 In dormitionem S. Mariae - - - 1445 
 
 S. Germani Patriarchas in Dominici corporis fepulturam 
 
 1469 
 
 S. Michaelis Syncelli in fanftos Dei, archangelos, &c. 1525 
 
 Photii Patriarchae in S. Mariae nativitatem - 1583
 
 733 
 
 734 
 
 COMBEFIS, Franjois (continued). 
 
 Leonis Augufti orationes, — 
 
 In S. Mariae nativitatem ... 1605 
 
 In S. Mariae prasfentationem - - - 1619 
 
 In annunciationem - . - - 1632 
 
 In Dominicam praefentationem - - - 1639 
 
 In feftum palmarum . - - - 1657 
 
 In Dominici corporis depofit. de cruce - - 1675 
 
 In Dominicam refurrecfVionem - - 1691 
 
 In Dominicam afTumptionem - - - 171 5 
 
 In Pentecoftem 171 9 
 
 In S. Mariae dormitionem - - - - 1733 
 
 Pantaleonis Diaconi in Dominicam transfigurationem 1759 
 
 Indices ■ - - - - - - Ff. 1 1 
 
 Vol. 2. Hiftoricus. Par. 1648. 
 
 Hiftoria haerefis Monothelitarum fandaque in eam 
 fextae fynodi adtorum, vindiciae, diverlbrum item 
 antiqua, ac medii aevi, tum hiftorias facrae, turn dog- 
 matica, Graeca opufcula, &c. 
 
 Hiftoria Monothelitarum - - - - I 
 
 Diflertatio apologetica pro aftis fextae fynodi 65 
 
 Agathonis Diaconi peroratio - - - 199 
 
 Joannis Archiep. CP. apologia - - - 211 
 
 Andreae Cretenfis Iambi - - - 235 
 
 Collatio a£torum ----- 242 
 De Jacobitarum haerefi - - - - 261 
 
 S. Gregorii narratio de rebus Armeniae - 271 
 
 Joannis Archiep. Nicaeni epiftola de fefto die natali 297 
 Ifaac Catholici invedtiva in Armenios - 317 
 
 S. Maximi de duabus naturis Domini - - 443 
 
 Timothei Prefb. CP. de iis qui accedunt ad S.Ecclefiam 
 
 449 
 S. Joannis Damafceni de duabus in Chrifto voluntatibus 
 
 465 
 Gregorii Prefb. Caefarienfis oratio in Nicaenospatres 547 
 Adta Nicaeae a fynodo in caufa depofitionis Arii 573 
 S. Nicephori fynopfis fex fynodorum - 603 
 
 Hiftoria imaginis Salvatoris - - - 611 
 
 Joannis Damafceni oratio in Conftantinum Cabalinum 
 
 pro facris imaginibus - - - - 663 
 
 Oratio hiftorica in feftum reftitutionis imaginum 715 
 In depofitionem veftis et zonae S. Mariae - 751 
 
 Oratio hiftorica in feftum S. Mariae - - 805 
 
 Hippoliti de xii. apoftolis - - - - 831 
 
 Naucratii confeflbris encydica de ^obitu S. Theodori 
 
 Studitae - - - - - - 855 
 
 Vita ac res S. Nicolai Studitae - - - 889 
 
 Excerpta vitae Lucae Junioris - - - 969 
 
 Georgii Metochitae de procelTione Spiritus Sandti 10 17 
 Mar.uelis Palasologi funebris oratio in Theodorum 
 
 Defpotam ------ 1045 
 
 Demetrii Cydonii deliberativa pro fubfidio Latinorum, 
 
 et oratio de non reddendo Callipoli - 1221 
 
 Indices ------- 1323 
 
 Bibliothecae Graecorum Patrum Auftarium 
 noviffimum, in quo varia fcriptorum ecclefi- 
 afticorum, antiquioris, medii et vergentis svi 
 opufcula. Gr. etLat. cumnotis. Fol. Par. 16^2 
 
 Ledori, &c. - Ff. 4 
 
 Flavii Jofephi, de imperio rationis, in laudem Maccab- 
 aeorum, liber ------ i 
 
 S. Hyppoliti epifcopi et martyris demonftratio de Chrifto 
 et anti-chrifto - . . - . 26 
 
 In Sufannam ------ 50 
 
 S. Methodii, epifcopi et martyris, convivium decern vir- 
 
 ginum, five de Caftimonia - - - 64 
 
 Clementis Stromatasi liber, Quis dives falutem confequi 
 
 poflit - - - - - - -163 
 
 Ex fcripturis prophetarum eledla - - 197 
 
 Severiani, Gabalorum epifcopi, de mundi creatione, ora- 
 tiones vi. - - - - - - 21 1 
 
 Symbolas - - - - - - 291 
 
 Irenaei, Lugdunenfis epifcopi, fymbolae - - 298 
 
 Magni fan^tique Arfenii dodlrina et exhortatio 301 
 
 COMBEFIS, Franfois [continued). 
 
 S. Nili capita de o(ko vitils ... 303 
 
 B. Hyperechii Praeft). religiofa palaeftra excrcentium ; 
 monachorum adhortatio - - - - 315 
 
 Incerti in rem animi utilis narratio - - 324 
 
 Nicetae Paphlagonis orationes laudatoriae fummorum pri- 
 mique ordinisapoftolorum, aliaeque quaedam fcftivae 327 
 Commentarius in S. Lucam - - - - 513 
 
 Commentarius rerum S. Jacobi - - - 519 
 
 Photii, Patriarchae CP., ad epifcopum Aquilleienfem 529 
 
 Orationum tituli ac capita - - - 549 
 
 Indices - - - - - - 555 
 
 Pars altera. 
 
 Alexandri Lycopolitae Manichaeorum placita - I 
 
 Didymus Alexandrinus contra Manichaeos - 21 
 
 Manuelis Calecae ordinis praedicatorum de effentia et 
 
 operatione ------ i 
 
 Joannis Cypariflioti Palamicarum tranfgreffionum fer- 
 
 mones .-.--. 68 
 
 Georgii Palamae in Dominicam transformationem 106 
 
 Palamitarum pfeudofynodus - - - - '35 
 
 Manuelis Calecas de principiis fidei Catholicae 182 
 
 Indices ------- 299 
 
 Chrifti martyrum lefta trias, Hyacinthus Amas- 
 trenfis ; Bacchus et Elias, Novi-Martyres, 
 Agarenico pridem mucrone fublati. Gr. et Lat. 
 8°. Par. 1666 
 
 Originum rerumque Conftantinopolitanarum va- 
 riis auftoribus, manipulus. Gr. et Lat. 4°. 
 
 Par. 1664 
 Incerti, Temporum demonftrationes, feu originum Con- 
 ftantinopolitanarum ----- I 
 
 Conftantini Porphyrogennetae de imagine Chrifti EdefTena 
 
 75 
 Orientalium fynodica ad Theophilum imperatorem de 
 cultu fandlarum imaginum - - - 1 10 
 
 S. Nicephori, patriarchae Conft., diflertatio cum Leone 
 Armeno in caufa imaginum - - " '59 
 
 Theodori Grapti vita, Conftantinopolitani prasclari con- 
 feflbris, &c. - - - - - 191 
 S. Germani, Patr. Conft., de zona S. Mariae et pueri 
 Jefu facies -....- 232 
 Incerti, de aedifico templi S. Sophiae - - 243 
 Procopii Rhetoris, de eodem - - - - 283 
 Photii, Patr. Conft., defcriptio ecclefias novas bafilicae 297 
 
 COMBER, Thomas, D.D., Dean of Durham. 
 
 Born at Wefterham, Kent, 1644. Admitted of Sidney- 
 Sufl"ex College, Cambridge, 1659. Prebendar\- of York 
 Cathedral 1677. Obtained the living of Thornton 1678. 
 Precentor of York 1683. Dean of Durham 1691. Died 
 1699. His Companion to the Temple was originally pub- 
 lifhed in feveral odlavo volumes at different times ; they 
 ■were, reprinted in two folios, the firft of which came to a 
 fourth edition (1701), of the fecond only one was pub- 
 liftied (1702). A new edition was publiftied at the Claren- 
 don Prefs, 1841, in 7 vol. 8*^, without additions of any 
 kind, and omitting the preface which Comber added to his 
 later editions. It is the moft complete work extant on the 
 Common Prayer, abounding in learned references, and au- 
 thorities. All fucceeding writers on the fubjedl are largely 
 indebted to it, particularly Wheatley. 
 Companion to the temple ; or, a help to devo- 
 tion in the ufe of the Common Prayer. 7 vol. 
 8°. Oxf. 1 841 
 
 Vol. I. Morning and evening prayer. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 The Litany. 
 
 Occafional prayers. 
 
 Thankfgivings. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 The communion office. 
 
 Offices of baptifm, catechifm, and confirmation.
 
 '35 
 
 736 
 
 COMBER, Thomas, D.D. [contbmed). 
 Vol. 4. The occafional offices. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 A fcholaftic hlftory of the primitive and general ufe of 
 
 liturgies. 
 Difcourfe on the offices for Nov. 5, Jan. 30, and May 29. 
 Vol. 6. The ordination and confecration fervices. 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Expofition of the Lord's Prayer. 
 Dilcourfe of excommunication. 
 Dialogue about tithes. 
 
 Short difcourfes upon the whole Common Prayer, 
 defigned to inform the judgment and excite 
 the devotion of fuch as daily ufe the fame. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1684 
 
 The Church catechifm, with a brief and eafy 
 explanation thereof. 8°. Lond. 1686 
 
 A difcourfe of duels, fhewing the finful nature 
 and mifchievous efFefts of them, and anfwering 
 the ufualexcufes made for them by challengers, 
 accepters, and Icconds. 4°. Lond. 1687 
 
 An hiilorical vindication of the divine right of 
 tithes from Scripture, reafon, and the opinion 
 and pradice of Jews, Gentiles, and Chriftians, 
 in all ages [in anfwer to Selden]. The fecond 
 edition, correfted and enlarged. To which is 
 added, 
 
 A difcourfe concerning excommunication. 
 An hiftorical vindication of the divine right of tithes. 
 Part 2. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1685 
 
 Roman forgeries in the councils during the firll 
 
 four centuries ; with an appendix concerning 
 
 the forgeries and errors in the annals of Ba- 
 
 ronius. 4°. Lond. 1689 
 
 Alfo in Gibfon's Prefervative, 15. 89 
 
 The plaufible arguments of a Romifh priefl an- 
 fwered from Scripture by an Englifh Pro- 
 teftant. Ff 3. Pp. 54. 8°. Lond. 1688 
 
 Concerning the fecond Council of Nice, which 
 firft introduced image-worfhip. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 7. 373, and 8. i 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 144. 15. Thankfgiving for peace. 
 4°. Lond. 1697 
 
 On abfolution. Tra6ls of Angl. Fathers, i. 295 
 
 On morning and evening prayer. 
 
 Voice of the Church 
 
 Memoirs of the life and writings of Compiled 
 from the original MSS. by his great-grandfon, 
 Thomas Comber, A.B. 8°. Lond. 1799 
 
 COMBER, Thomas, LL.D. 
 
 Grandfon to the preceding. Educated at Jefus College, 
 Cambridge, of which he became B.A. 1744 ; M.A. 1770 ; 
 and LL.D. 1777. He was redlor of Kirkby Mifperton, 
 Yorkshire, and afterwards redlor of Buckworth, Hunting- 
 donfliire. Died 1778. He was a man of confiderable 
 parts and learning. 
 
 The heathen rejedtion of Chriftianity in the firit 
 ages confidered. Part i . Containing a large 
 proof, from matter of fa£l, that the Chrillian 
 miracles were fo far from being rejedtcd with 
 contempt by the heathens, that they were re- 
 ceived by them with high veneration. [Againft 
 Wefton.] With appendix. 8°. Lond. 1747 
 
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 Other works : An Examination of a late introdu£tory 
 Dikourle concerning Miraculous Powers, by Dr. Middleton. 
 A Vindication of the Revolution in 16S8, &c. 
 
 COMBES, Madame de. 
 
 Ocuvres fpirituelles. 2 vol. 12°. Par. 1778 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Ses fentimens. [Sa vie, &c.] ... j 
 
 Pieces fmgulieres - - - - - 115 
 
 Ses fentimens fur les principales fetes - - 144 
 
 Ses fentimens fur difFerentes vertus - . 185 
 
 Ses entretiens ...... 307 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Lettres ....... i 
 
 Poefies, cantiques, &c. - ... - 147 
 
 COMENIUS, John Amos. 
 
 A German Proteftant divine ; born in Moravia 1592. 
 
 After finifhing his ftudies he was fucceffively appointed 
 
 redlor of a college, minifter of the Church at Fulnec, and 
 
 direftor of a fchool in that town. Died 167 I. 
 
 Lux e tenebris, novis radiis aufta, hoc eft folem- 
 
 niffimse divinse revelationes in ufum feculi noftri 
 
 faftae. Per immiffas vifiones, et angelica 
 
 divinaque alloquia, fafta, I. Chriltophoro Kot- 
 
 tero, Silefio 1616-1624; II. Chrirtinas Po- 
 
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 COMES, Natalis, or Noel CONTI. 
 
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 ment of the fixteenth century. Became greatly diftin- 
 guifhed for claflical learning. Died 1589. 
 
 Mythologiae, five explicationis fabularum libri 
 decern, in quibus omnia prope naturalis et moralis philo- 
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 fpicue demonftratur. Acceflit G. Linocerii mufarum 
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 fucceffively the confidential minifter of Charles the Bold, 
 Duke of Burgundy, and of Louis XL, King of France. He 
 is the firft French hiftorian who has rifen above the merits 
 of a mere narrator. He judges men and events with a 
 great deal of impartiality, and if he does not difplay any 
 paffionate zeal for virtue, he everywhere ftiows the ruling 
 hand of Providence directing human affairs. 
 
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 et geftes de Loys XI. et Charles VIII. fon fils, 
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 COMMODIANUS, or GAZ^US. 
 
 A Chriftian poet of the third century, a native of Africa, 
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 Chofen re(Sor 1649. Profeffor or divinity 1654. Vice- 
 Chancellor of the Univerfity 1657. Minifter of St. Mary 
 Aldermanbury, London, 1670, which he exchanged for 
 All Saints, Northampton, to which was added the arch- 
 deaconry of Norwich, and in 168 1 a prebend of Wor- 
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 CONCILIORUM quatuor generalium Niceni, 
 Conftantinopolitani, Ephefini, et Chalcedon- 
 eniis. Que divus Gregorius Magnus tanquam 
 quatuor evangelia colit ac veneratur. 
 Tomus primus. 
 
 Quadraginta quoque feptem conciliorum provincialium 
 
 authenticorum. 
 Decretorum etiam fexaginta pontificum. 
 Item Bulla Aurea Caroli IV. de eledVione regis 
 Romanorum. 
 Tomus fecundus. 
 
 Aliorum aliquot conciliorum generalium, &c. 
 
 [Edidit Jacobus Merlinus.] 
 2 vol. in I. Folio. Coknice, 1530 
 
 CONCILIORUM omnium tarn generalium quam 
 particularium tomus fecundus. Folio. 
 
 Colonio', 1538 
 
 CONCILIORUM omnium tam generalium quam 
 
 particularium [Tomi iii. Edidit Petrus 
 
 Crabbe.] 3 vol. Folio. Colonize, 1551 
 
 Vol. I. Ab apoftolis ufque ad an. 536. 
 
 Vol. 2. A quinta fynodo Conftantinopolitana ufque ad 
 
 fynodum Conftantienfem habita. 
 Vol. 3. A fynodo Bafileenfi ufque ad concilium univer- 
 
 fale Tridentinum habita, 
 
 CONCILIA Sacrosancta, ad regiam editionem 
 exafta, quc-e nunc quarta parte prodit auftior, 
 Gr. et Lat. ftudio Philip. Labbei et Gabriel 
 CofTartii, Soc. Jefu Prefbyterorum. 16 vol. 
 in 17. Folio. Par. 1671 
 
 To fome copies an i8th volume is added, containing 
 Jacobatius de Conciliis. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Ab initiis asrae Chriftianae ad annum 324, 
 Synodus apoftolorum quadruplex. 
 Canones apoftolorum. 
 Conftitutiones quae tribuuntur apoftolis. 
 Concilium Africanum, Iconienfe, Carthaglnienfe, Roma- 
 
 num, Antiochenum, Eliberitanum, &cc. 
 Vitae et epiftols dementis Rom., Anacleti, Sixti, Cy- 
 priani, &c. 
 A.D. Vol. 2. 
 
 325-430. Concilium Nicasnum Generale I. 
 Concilium Gangrenfe, Tyrum, Hierofolymitanum, Alex- 
 
 andrinum, Antiochenum. 
 Concilium Sardicenfe Generale II. 
 Concilium Conftantinopolitanum, Carthaglnienfe, &c. 
 Gelafii hiftoria concilii Nicseni. 
 Codex canonum ecclefias Africans. 
 
 Epiftolae canonicas S. Athanafii, S. Bafilii, Gregorii 
 Nyffeni, &c. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 431-450. Concilium Ephefmum Generale III. 
 Concilium Romanum, Hibernicum, &c. 
 Vitae et epiftolae Leonis I. et S. Cyrilli. 
 Vol. 4. 
 451-535. Concilium Chalchedonenfe Generale IV. 
 Concilium Arelatenfe, 
 Concilium Romanum. 
 Synodus Romana. 
 Concilium Agathenfe, &c. 
 Vitae et epiftolae Simplicii, Felicis, Hilarii. 
 
 3B
 
 739 
 
 74° 
 
 CONCILIA, Labbe et CofTart {continued). 
 
 A.D. Vol. 5. 
 
 536-648. Concilium Conftantinopolitanum fub Menna, 
 Generale V. 
 Concilium Hierofolymitanum. 
 Concilium Conftantinopolitanum Generale V. 
 Concilium Toletanum, &c. 
 Juftinianus Imp. adverfus Origenis errores, et adverfus 
 
 tria capitula. 
 Vitae, etepift. SilveriijVigilii, Pelagii, Gregorii Magni, &c. 
 Vol. 6. 
 649-787. Romanum Lateranenfe concilium. 
 Conftantinopolitanum III., et Generale VI. 
 Concilium Emeritenfe, Toletanum XI., &c. 
 Vitae et epiftolae Martini Eugenii, Leonis II., Gregorii II. 
 et III., &c. 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 787-847. Nicasnum II. et Qicumenicum VII. 
 Synodus Nicaena II. 
 
 Concilium Francofordienfe, Aquifgranenfe, &c. 
 Vitae et epiftolae paparum. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 847-871. Conftantinopolitanum IV. et Generale VIII. &c. 
 Rabanus Archiep. Mogunt. de Chorepifcopis. 
 Formulae antiquas promotionum epifcopalium. 
 Vitas et epiftolae paparum. 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 872-1073. Colonienfe, Romanum, Mantalenfe, &c. 
 Leges ecclefiafticae Edgari reg. Angl. et Canuti regis. 
 Vitae et epiftolae paparum. 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 1073-1197. Lateranenfe I. Generale IX. 
 Lateranenfe II. CEcumenicum X. 
 Lateranenfe III. CEcumenicum XI. &c. &c. 
 Vitae et epiftolae Gregorii Papae VII. &c. &c. 
 Vol. II. Pars I. 
 1 198-1284. Lateranenfe IV. Concilium Generale. 
 Lugdunenfe I. CEcumenicum. 
 Lugdunenfe II. CEcumenicum. 
 Vitae et epiftolae paparum. 
 
 Vol. 1 1. Pars 2. 
 1285-1413. Viennenfe CEcumenicum. 
 Ravennate, Londinenfe, Pifanum, &c. 
 Vitae paparum. 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 1414-1438. Conftantienfe concilium CEcumenicum XVI. 
 Bafileenfe CEcumenicum. 
 
 J. de Ragufio de communione fub utraque fpecie. 
 j^gidius Carlerius de punitione peccatorum publicorum. 
 H. Kalteifen de libera prasdicatione verbi Dei. 
 J. de Polemar de civili dominio clericorum. 
 Vitae et epiftolae Martini V. et Eugenii IV. 
 Vol. 13. 
 1438-1511, Florentinum CEcumenicum concilium, &c. 
 Vitas paparum. 
 
 Vol. 14. 
 1512-1545. Lateranenfe V., CEcumenicum concilium. 
 Tridentinum concilium CEcumenicum, &c. 
 Orationes, &c. habitas in concilio. 
 
 Reginaldus Polus de concilio et de reformatione Angliae. 
 Vitae Leonis X., &c. 
 
 Vol. 15. 
 1550-1664. Rhemenfe, Cameracenfe, Mediolanenfe, 
 Toletanum, Mechlinienfe, Mexicanum, &c. 
 Vitae paparum. 
 
 Vol. 16. 
 Apparatus ad SS. Concilia. 
 
 Praefationes praecipuis conciliorum colleftionibus. 
 CoUedlionis conciliorum fynopfis hiftorica. 
 Tabula geographica patriarchatuum. 
 Geographiae epifcopalis breviarium. 
 Conciliorum index alphabeticus, tabula geographica, 
 
 index per gentes, &c. 
 Index pontificum, epifcoporum, &c. 
 Index rerum locupletiflimus. 
 
 CONCILIA. Sacrofanfta Concilia, ad regiain 
 editionem exafta, qua; olim quarta parte pro- 
 diit auftior. Studio Philip. Labbei, et Gabr. 
 Coflartii. Nunc vero integrc, infertis Stephani 
 Baluziiet Joannis Harduini additamcntis, pluri- 
 mis praeterea undicunque conquifitis monu- 
 mentis, notis infuper ac obfervationibus, firmi- 
 ori fundamento conciliorum epochas prascipue 
 fulcientibus, longe locupletior et emendatior 
 exhibetur. Curante Nicolao Coleti. 23 vol. 
 f^efiet. 1728. Et fupplementum J. D. Manfi, 
 6 vol. Luca, 1748-52. In all 29 vol. Folio. 
 
 This is the moft complete colledlion extant of the Coun- 
 cils of the Church. It was reprinted, with the fupplement 
 incorporated, edited by Manfi, at Florence, 1757-98, in 
 31 vol. folio — a much-efteemed and accurate edition ; but 
 it only reaches to the year 1509, while the edition by Coletus 
 brings the councils down to the year 1727. The contents of 
 Coletus are, therefore, here given. The following lift will be 
 found to contain the name of every pope (diftinguifhed by 
 being printed in capitals), with the date at which he 
 afcended the papal chair; and the page in each volume 
 where a life will be found, taken from the Liber Ponti- 
 ficalis of Damafus, Anaftafius, &c. ; alfo the name of every 
 council, with the period in which it was held. 
 
 The names of general councils are printed in capitals. 
 
 A.D. Vol. I. 1728. 
 
 Praefatio Dionyfii Exigui, Ifidori Mercatoris, &c. I 
 Ordo celebrandi concilii - - - - 8 
 
 33-50. Synodus apoftolorum quadruplex. 
 
 Canones apoftolorum, Gr. et Lat. Ixxxiv - 25 
 
 Canones apoftolorum 1. Latine, interp. 45 
 
 56. Antiochena fynodus apoftolorum - - 61 
 
 S. Petri vita ----.- 63 
 
 Tradtatus de primatu Romanae ecclefiae - 65 
 
 67. S. LiNi vita - - - - - 71 
 
 78. S. Cleti vita 73 
 
 91. S. Ci.EMENTis I. vita - - . - 75 
 
 S. Clementis epiftolae v., Latine - - 83 
 
 epiftolae ii., Gr. et Lat. . - . 123 
 
 Conftitutionum apoftolorum, audlore Clemente, libri 
 viii. Gr. et Lat. - - - - 211 
 
 loi. S. Anacleti vita, epiftolae iii., et decreta ii. 513 
 no. S. EvARiSTi vita, epiftolae ii., et decretum i. 534 
 119. S. Alexandri I. vita, epift. iii.,et decretum i. 543 
 125. Concilium Siculum - - . . 555 
 
 130. S. SiXTi I. vita, epiftolae ii., et decretum i. 555 
 140. S. Telesphori vita, et epiftola i. - 562 
 
 Romana fynodus, Gr. et. Lat. - - • - 568 
 
 152. S. Hyginii vita, epiftolae duae, et decreta v. 568 
 152. Concilium Pergamenfe - - - 573 
 
 J 5 6. S. Pii I. vita, epiftolae iv., et decreta ix. - 573 
 160. Concilium Orientale - - - . 583 
 
 165. S. Aniceti vita, et epiftola una - - 583 
 Romana fynodus, Gr. et Lat. - - - 588 
 
 173. S. SoTERis vita, epiftolae duae, et decreta iv. 589 
 173. Concilium Hierapolitanum ... 593 
 177. S. Eleutherii vita, et epiftola una - 593 
 
 192. S. VicTORis vita, et epiftolae iv. - - 597 
 
 197. Concilium Romanum ... 603 
 
 Concilium Paleftinum, Ponticum, Gallicum, Ofroe- 
 num, Achaicum, Afiaticum, Lugdunenfe, Hiera- 
 politanum, Achillanum, Gallicanum, Hierofolymi- 
 tanum, Mefopotamicum, Romanum - 607, &c. 
 201. S. Zephyrini vita, et epiftolae duae decretales 619 
 217. Concilium Africanum, 622 ; Carthaginenfe II. 625 
 219. S. Callisti I. vita, et epiftolae duae decretales 625 
 224. S. Urbani I. vita, et epiftola decretalis - 636 
 
 230. Concilium Alexandrinum - - - 639 
 
 231. S. PoNTiANi vita, et epiftolae duae decretales 641 
 235. Alexandrinum concilium - . - 647
 
 741 
 
 742 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 235. S. Anteri vita, et epiftola decretalis - 647 
 
 236. S. Fabiani vita, epiftolae tres decretales, et de- 
 creta x. - - - - - - -^53 
 
 237. Romanum concilium ... 667 
 240. Lambefitanum, Arabicum . . - 669 
 245. Afiaticum 669. a.d. 250 Achajae 671 
 
 Interregnum Pontificium. Congregatum anno 250 
 Romanum concilium in caufa lapforum a Rom-ano 
 clero et epifcopis in urbe refidentibus - 68 3 
 
 Epiftolae S. Cypriani ad clerum urbis Romani, et 
 epiftolas cleri Romani ad S. Cyprianum - 673 
 
 251. S. CoRNELii vita, et epiftolae vi. - - 683 
 S. Cypriani epiftolae ix. ad Cornelium papam, &c. 703 
 Decretum Cornelii papas - - - - 730 
 
 252. Concilium Carthaginenfe I., Romanum 731 
 
 253. Concilium Romanum II., Italicum de caufa No- 
 vatiani, et Carthaginenfe II. - - - 731 
 Epiftola fynodica ad Cornelium papam - - 734 
 Ex libello fynodico fynodi tres, Gr. et Lat. adverlus 
 
 Novat. ■ - - - - - 737 
 
 253. S. Lucii I. vita, et epiftola - - - 739 
 
 S. Cypriani ad Lucium epiftola, et decreta tria 745 
 
 255. S. Stephani I. vita, et epiftolae duae decretales 747 
 S. Cypriani epiftolae duae ad Stephanum - 757 
 Concilium Africanum I. et epiftolae S. Cypriani 759 
 
 256. Cone. Africanum II. et epiftolae S. Cypriani 765 
 Iconienfe et epiftola Firmiliani ad S. Cyprianum 771 
 Synnadenfe, Carthaginenfe I., et epiftola fynodica 
 
 Cypriani ------ 779 
 
 Carthaginenfe II. et S. Cypriani epiftolae ii. 783 
 
 Romana fynodus, adverfus rebaptizantes - 789 
 
 Carthaginenfe III. 805. Africanum cone. 837 
 
 257. S. SiXTi II. vita, duas decretales epiftolae, et de- 
 creta duo ------- 839 
 
 Narbonenfe concilium, 845. Romanum, 847 
 
 258. S. DioNYsii vitae, et duae epiftolae decretales 847 
 263. Romanum in caufa Dicnyfii Alexandrini, 851; 
 
 Alexandrinae duae fynodi, 853 ; Epiftola fynodica S. 
 Dionyfii Alex. 8535 S. Gregorii Tliaum. - 859 
 Expofitio fidei S. Gregorii Thaum. - - 863 
 
 265. Antiochenum I. concilium, 863 ; Profeflio fidei, 
 866 ; Epiftola S. Dionyfii Alex., 869 j Pauli Samofa- 
 teni decem quaeftiones ... - 878 
 
 270. Antiochenum II. concilium, 907 ; Epiftola fyn- 
 odica - - - - - - - 911 
 
 Synodus Antiochena - - - - -917 
 
 270. S. Felicis vitae, et epiftolae tres decretales 919 
 275. S. EuTYCHiANi vitae, et epiftola ii. - 929 
 
 JVIefopotamica fynodus - - . - 940 
 
 283. S. Caii vita, et epiftola - - - 941 
 
 296. S. Marcellini vitas, et epiftolae ii. - - 947 
 
 303. Cirtenfe concilium, et SinuefTanum cone. 953 
 
 304. S. Marcelli vitae, epiftolae ii. et decretum 965 
 Alutinenfe concilium, et canones xv. Petri Alexan- 
 drini de pcenitentia - - - - 973 
 
 305. Eliberitanum cone, et canones Ixxxi. Notae Alba- 
 fpinaei, &c. ------ 992 
 
 Ferd. de Mendoza de confirmando cone. lUiberi- 
 
 tano ------ 103 1 
 
 Carthaginenfe I. a fchifmaticis Donatiftis Ixx. 140 1 
 
 308. Carthaginenfe II. . - . . 1403 
 
 309. S. EusEBii vita, et epiftolae tres, et decreta iv. 1403 
 311. S. Melchiadis vitae, et epiftola - - 1417 
 
 313. Romanum cone, et epift. Conftantini imp. &c. 1425 
 
 314. S. Sylvestri vita - - - . 1431 
 Arelatenfe I. concilium, 1445 5 Ancyranum, 1485 ; 
 
 Neocaefarenfe ----- 1509 
 
 315. Romanum I. cone. Alexandrinum I. ■> 1521 
 
 321. Synodus Alexandrina - . . - 1525 
 
 322. Concilium Palaeftinum - - - 15^5 
 324. Alexandrinum II. - - - - - ^ S'^7 
 320. Laodicenum cone. De primitiva eccl., &c. 1530 
 324. Romanum II. concilium - - - 1575 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. Vol. 2. 1728. 
 
 325. NlC^NUM CONCILIUM, GENERALE I. - - I 
 
 Gelafii Cyziceni hiftoria concilii Nicaeni - 117 
 
 Canon Cone. Nic. Ixxx. a Turriano, et Ixxxiv. a A. B. 
 
 Echellenfe, Lat. ex Arabico interp. - 297 
 
 325-28. Romanum cone. III. Alexand. Synod. Nico- 
 medienfe cone. - - - - - -417 
 
 328. Gangrenfe concilium - - - 423 
 
 333-35. Carthaginenfe cone. Caefarienfe,Tyrium,Hiero- 
 folymitanum ------ 447 
 
 336. S. Marci vita, epift. et refcriptum - 467 
 
 Conftantinop. conciliab. Arianorum - - 491 
 
 S. JuLii vita, et epift. iv. &c. - - - 495 
 
 337-46. Cone. Roman. Conftantinop., Alexandrin., An- 
 tioch. , Roman. II. et III., Antioch. II., Mediolan. I., 
 Agrippen. 549 
 
 347. Sardicenfe generale cone. - - - 653 
 
 Sardicenfe conciliabulum - - - 729 
 
 348—51. Latapolitana fynod., Cordubenfe cone, Car- 
 thagin. I., Mediolan. II., Antioch. fynod., Roman, 
 cone, Hierofol., Sirmienfe - - 745> '^'*^* 
 
 350. Conciliab. Donatiftarum - - - 775 
 
 Hierofol. conciliab. - . - - 779 
 
 352. Liberii vita, et epiftolae xv. &c. - - 795 
 
 352-5S. Cone. Roman., Arelatenfe, Antioch., Mediol., 
 Sirmienfe, Bitterenfe, Antioch., Ancyranum, Sirmi- 
 enfe III., Romanum, Melitinenfe, Casfarienfe 823, &c. 
 
 359. Ariminenfe cecum. . . - - 893 
 
 359—66. Cone. Nicaenum, Ariminenfe, Seleucienfe, 
 Conftant., Achaicum, Antioch., Alexand., Parifienfe 
 I., Alexand. II., Antioch. II., Theveftinum, Lampfa- 
 cenum, Romanum, Siculum, Illyricum, Tyanenfe, 
 Medio!., Casfarienfe - . . . 909, &c. 
 
 366. Conciliab. Arianorum in Caria - - 987 
 Singedunenfe Arian. in Myfia - - 987 
 
 367. S. Felicis II. vita, et epiftolae ii. - - 991 
 
 367. S. Damasi I. vita, et epiftolae - - 1007 
 
 368. Cone. Roman. I. II. III. IV. et V., Cyzicenum, 
 Nicopolit., Valentin. I., Iconienfe, Antioch., Mediol. 
 
 1035, &c. 
 
 380. Conciliab. Donatiftarum . . - 1087 
 
 381. Constantinopolitanum Concil. generale II. 
 
 1089 
 381-83. Cone. Casfaraug. Conftant. II. et III., An- 
 tioch., &c. 1195, &c. 
 
 385. Syricii vita, et epift. iv. . - . 1207 
 
 385-90. Cone. Burdigalenfe, Roman., Trevirenfe, Ca- 
 
 puanum, Nemaufenfe, Carthag., Mediol. - 123 1, &c. 
 
 391. Ancyranum conciliab. Novat. - - 1249 
 
 Codex integer ecclef. Africanae - - 125 1 
 
 393. Carthaginenfe conciliab. - - . 1363 
 
 393-98. Cone. Cabarfufiitanum, Hipponenfe, Conftant., 
 
 Carthag. I. II. et III., Adrumetinum, Taurinenfe, &c. 
 
 1369, &c. 
 398. Anastasii I. vita, et epift. iii. - - 1427 
 
 398-401. Carthagin. IV. et V., Alexandrin., Afric. I. 
 II. et III., Conftant., Ephefmum, Toletanum I., Ro- 
 manum, Cyprium - . - - 1433, &c, 
 Epiftolae canonicas S. Athanafii, S. Bafilii, S. Gregor. 
 Nyff. ------- 149s 
 
 Timothei Alex, refponf canon. - - 1 571 
 
 Theophili Alex, commonitorjum - - 1575 
 
 Vol. 3. 1728. 
 402. S. Innocentii I. vita, et epiftolas xxxiv. S. Chry- 
 foftomi epiftola duae, Arcadii et Honorii epiftolas, Ca- 
 nones fynodi Romanorum ad Gallos -• 75 
 403-16. Cone. Milevitanum I. et. II. Syn. ad Quer- 
 cum, Syn. Conftant., Cone. Africanum I-VIII., Cone. 
 Conftant., Cone. Ptolemaidenfe - - -83, &c. 
 411. Gefta collationis Carthaginenfis inter catholicos ac 
 Donatiftas, nomina epifcoporum, fermo S. Auguftini, 
 
 &c. - - 107 
 
 412-16. Cone. Carthaginenfe I. et II., Cirtenfe, Mace- 
 donicum, Diofpolitanum - - - 347, &c.
 
 743 
 
 744 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 414. Conciliabulum Donatiftarum,Hierof. conventus 361 
 
 417. ZosiMi vita, epiftolas, decretum, &c. - 398 
 417-18. Cone. Thuidritanum, Carthaginenfe, Africa- 
 
 num, Teleptenfe - - - - 419) &*^. 
 
 Syn. Romana, Judicium Caefireae ab Auguftino habi- 
 
 tum ------- 423, &c. 
 
 418. BoNiFACii I. vita, et epiftolse tres. Relcriptum 
 Honorii Aug. - - - - - "433 
 
 419. Cone. Ravennatenfe, Carthaginenfe VI. VII. et 
 XIX. (ad haee tempora referendum) - 441, &c. 
 
 419. Canones Africani in diverfis eonciliis editi 461 
 
 423. S. CiELESTiNl I. vita, epift. xiv. etdeereta iv. 468 
 
 423-31. Cone. Ciliciae, Africanum, Carthaginenfe, in 
 
 Oriente contra Maffalianos, Conftantinopolitanum, in 
 
 Galiis, Romanum contra Neftorium, Alexandrinum 
 
 497, &e. 
 Antiochena fynodus, 497; Conventus Hipponenfis 545 
 
 431. EPHESINUM CONCILIUM GENERALE III. Homifla 
 
 Prodi, epiftolae S. Cyrilli, Neftorii epiftolse, Proeli de 
 fide ad Armenos, &e. - . . 569—1775 
 
 Vol. 4. 1728. 
 
 431. Ephefini concilii verfio antiqua - - i 
 Synodieon adverfus tragcediam Irenaei, Conftant. 
 
 fynodus, Tarfenfe concilium, Anazarbicum 355, &c. 
 
 432. SiXTi III. vita, et epiftolae tres - - 502 
 432-39. Cone. Romanum, Anazarbicum, Tharfenfe, 
 
 Armen., Antiochenum,ThefraI.,Conftantin.^Regenfe, 
 Ephefmum ------ 507, &c. 
 
 Synodalis accufatio et expurgatio Polychronii - 515 
 440. S. Leonis I. vita, et epiftolae ex., &c. - 544 
 
 441-51. Cone. Arauficanum I., Valenfe I., Romanum 
 I,-V., Andoch., Verolamienfe in Anglia, Afturieenfe, 
 Hifpanieum, Ephefmum, Conftant. I. II. et III., Ty- 
 rium, Berytenfe, Britannicum, Hibernicum, Mediola- 
 nenfe ------- 700, &c. 
 
 Ephefmum conciliabulum, Alexandrinum coneiliab. 
 
 743 
 
 451, CaLCHEDONENSE concilium, GENERALE IV. 
 
 761-2074 
 
 Vol. 5. 1728. 
 
 452-60. Cone. Arelatenfe, Narbonenfe, Andegavenfe 
 
 IV.,Biturieenfe, Arelatenfe III. ,Alexand.,Thefralon., 
 
 Conftantin., Rom., Lugdunenfe - - - i 
 
 461. HiLARii vita, et epiftolae xi., &c. - 54 
 
 461—65. Cone. Turonicum I. Arelatenfe, Veneticum, 
 
 Cambricum, Tarraconenfe, Romanum - 73, &e. 
 
 467. SiMPLicii vita, et epiftolae xviii., &c. ■■ 91 
 
 470-82. Cone. Cabillonenfe, Antioehenum, Biturieenfe, 
 
 Viennenfe in Gallia, Arelatenfe, Lugdunenfe, Alex- 
 
 andr., Antioch., Conftantin. et Rom., Laodicenum, 
 
 Antioch. - - - - - -117 
 
 Ephefmum coneiliab. Cyrenfis fynodus - 131 
 
 483. Felicis III. vita, epiftolae viii., epiftolae alias vii. 
 
 traftatus, &c.- - - - - -143 
 
 483-87. Cone. Romanum I. II. et III., Conftanti- 
 nopolitanum - - - - - 2 1 5, &c. 
 
 Antioehenum conciliabulum, fynodus Quintiani Arcu- 
 
 lianorum epifcopi - - . - - 271 
 
 49 !• Conftantinop. variae fynodi - - - 277 
 
 492. Gelasii I. vita, epiftolae, deereta. Sec. - 281 
 
 494. Romanum I. concilium, ordo librorum V. et N. 
 Teft. decretum de apocryphis feripturis - 385 
 
 495-96. Cone. Rom. II., Conftantin. - - 397 
 
 496. Anastasii II. vita, epiftolae ii. Libellus apocrifi- 
 
 ariorum et decretum .... ^06 
 
 Conventus Remenfis, Conftantin. cone. - 415 
 
 495. Symmachi vita, epiftolae x. et aliae duae, &c. 421 
 499-512. Cone. Romanum I.— VI., Byzacenum, Aga- 
 
 thenfe, Tolofanum, Antioehenum, Aurelianenfe I. 
 
 441, &c. 
 511. Sidonia pfeudofynodus, Synodi tres haereticae 551 
 511. Hierofolymitana monachorum eatholica 555 
 
 511. Britannica fynodus - - . - 555 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti [continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 514. HoRMisDiS: vita, epiftolae Ixxx., deereta iv., Juftini 
 Imp., epiftolse viii., &c. - - - 557, &c. 
 
 515-21. Cone. Agaunenfe, Illyricanum, Lugdunenfe, 
 Tarraconenfe, Gcrundenfe, Epaonenfe, Lugdunenfe, 
 Conftantin., Theffal., HierofoL, Tyrium, Romanum, 
 Britannicum, Sardinienfe - _ - 689, &e. 
 
 Epiri veteris fynodus, Conventus in Britannia 695 
 
 523. JoANNis I. vita, et epiftolae, duae decretales 743 
 
 524-25. Cone. Ilerdenfe, Valentinum, Arelatenfe IV., 
 Carthaginenfe . - - . 743, &c. 
 
 526. Felicis IV. vita, et epiftolae iii. Profper adverfus 
 Manichaeos, Auguftinus de Manichaeis, &c. 791 
 
 527—30. Cone. Carpentoradtenfe, Arauficanum II., Va- 
 lentinum, Vafenle II., Conventus Andegavenfis 
 
 805, &c. 
 
 530. BoNiFACii II. vita, epiftolae duae, et exemplar 
 precum ------ ^25 
 
 531. Cone. Romanum I. II. et III., Lariflenum, Con- 
 ftantin., Toletanum II. - - - - 833 
 
 532. JoANNis II. vita, et epiftolae vj., Juftini epiftola, &e. 
 
 S85 
 
 532-34. Cone. Romanum, Aurelianenfe II., Carthag. 907 
 
 CoUatio catholicorum cum Severianis habita 909 
 
 535. Africae concilium univerfale - ■•■ 931 
 
 535. Agapeti I. vita, epiftolae viii., &e. - - 936 
 535-36. Cone. Arvernenfe I. Conftantin., Thevinenfe. 
 
 536. Conftantinopolitanum concilium, Libelli Mariani, 
 Sec. Sententia Epiphanii, &e. - - - 961 
 Synodus Conft. Hierof. cone. - - - 1 251 
 
 536. Silverii vita, et epiftolae ii., &c. - 1265 
 
 538. Cone. Aurelianenfe III., Syriaeum - - 1273 
 
 540. Vigilii vita, epiftolae xvi., Conftitutum de tribus 
 
 capitulis, &c. - - - - - 1285 
 
 540-50. Cone. Barcinonenfe, Byzacenum, Aurelianenfe 
 
 IV. et v., Conftantinop., Avernenfe II., Illyricianum, 
 
 Tullenfe, Africanum, Mopfueftenum, Metenfe, &e. 
 
 1360 
 Vol. 6. 1729. 
 
 553. CoNSTANTINOPOLITANUM II. CONCILIUM, GENE- 
 RALE V. Pelagii Papae II. epiftola, Juiliniani Imp. 
 tradlatus adverfus Origenis errores, &e. - i 
 
 553-54. Cone. Hierofol. Aquileienfe, Arelatenfe V. 419 
 555. Pelagii I. vita, et epiftolae xv. - - 461 
 
 555-57. Cone. Parifienfe II. et III., &c. - 487 
 
 559. JoANNis III. vita, et epiftolae ii. - 499 
 
 560. Landavenfis I., lynodi ii. et iii. - - 507 
 565. Synodus CP. hasretica, Antiochena fynodus 511 
 563-72. Cone. Bracarenfe II. et III., Santonenfe, 
 
 Lugdunenfe II., Turonenfe II., Lucenfe I. et II. 515 
 573. Benedicti I. vita, et epiftola - - 597 
 
 573-77. Cone. Parifienfe IV, et V., conventus Lug- 
 
 dunenfis .-----. 601 
 
 577. Pelagii II. vita, epiftolae ix., et deereta vi. 615 
 
 578. Autifiodorenfis fynodus, Rotomagenfis conventus 
 579—89. Cone. Cabilonenfe, Santonenfe, Gradenfe, 
 
 Brennaeenfe, Matifeonenle I. et II., Lugdunenfe III., 
 Valentinum II., Arvernenfe, Toletanum III., Sauri- 
 ciacenle, Narbonenfe, Antioch., Rom. 649, &c. 
 
 590. S. Gregorii Magni vita, epiftolarum libri xii., de- 
 ereta, &c. - - - - - -733 
 
 590—603. Cone. Hifpalenfe I., Romanum I.— IV,, Pic- 
 tavenfe, Metenfe, Caefarauguft., Cabilonenfe, Tole- 
 tanum, Ofcenfe, Conftantin., Barcinonenfe, Wigor- 
 nienfe, Byzacenum, Numidieum - - 1313 
 
 604. Sabiniani vita ----- 1349 
 
 605. Cantuarienfe concilium - - - 1351 
 
 606. BoNiFACii III. vita, Rom. cone. - - 135 1 
 
 607. BoNiFAcii IV. vita - - - - 1353 
 610-14. Rorn- cone, Toletana fyn., Egarenfe cone. 
 
 I3S5 
 
 614. Deusdedit vita, et epiftola - - - 1385 
 
 615. Parifienfe V. concilium . - - 1387 
 617. BoNiFACii V. vita, et epiftolae iii, - - 1397
 
 745 
 
 746 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 617-19. Cone. Cantianum, Hifpalenfe II., Charuenle 
 
 1 40 1 
 626. HoNORii I. vita, et epiftolae viii. - - 1417 
 
 626. Conftancin. conciliabulum . - . 1427 
 
 627—38. Cone. Matireonenle, Clippiaeenfe, Remenfe, 
 Toletanum IV., V., VI., Hierof., Parifienfe ^4^7 
 633—49. Synodi XIII., circa Monothelitarum hsrefim 
 
 1440 
 
 635. Conventus in Scotia - - - - 1481 
 
 636. Clippiaeenfis fynodus . . . . 1487 
 640. Severini vita ----- 1503 
 
 Conftant. conciliab., Rom. eonc. - - . 1507 
 
 640. JoANNis IV. vita, et epiftolae iii. - 1509 
 
 641. Romanum concilium - . - - 1525 
 
 642. Theodori vita, et epiftolas ii. - - 152.7 
 645—48. Cone. Aurelianenie, Numidicum, Maurita- 
 
 nenfe, Byzacenum, Carthag.,Tolet. VII., Rom. 1589 
 
 Vol. 7. 1729. 
 
 649. Martini I. vita, et epiftolae xvii. - - i 
 
 649. Romanum Lateranenfe concilium - 77 
 
 650—53. Cone. Cabilonenfe I., Toletanum VIII. 395 
 
 653. EuGENii I. vita ----- 4^5 
 
 655. Toletanum IX. concilium - - . 465 
 
 656. ViTALiANi vita, et epiftolas vi. - - 457 
 656-67. Cone. Toletanum X., Namnetenfe, Pliarenle, 
 
 Emeritenfe, Romanum - - - - 473 
 
 659—64. Clipiaeenfis conventus et conventus Compen- 
 
 dienfis ------- 503 
 
 669. Adeodati vita et epiftola - - - j-jy 
 669—75. Cone. Senonenfe, Herudfordenfe, Toletanum 
 
 XI., Bracarenfe IV. ----- 549 
 
 670. Auguftodunenfis fynodus - . - 549 
 
 676. DoNi vita --.-.. 587 
 
 677. Anglicum concilium . - - - 587 
 677. Agathonis vita, et epiftolae ii. - - 587 
 678-79. Syn. Marlaeenfis, cone. Mediol., Hedtfeldenfe, 
 
 Rom. 593 
 
 6S0-81. Constantino?. III. et generale VI. 609 
 
 681-82. Cone. Toletanum XII., Rotomagenfe 1429 
 
 683. Leonis II. vita, et epiftolae v. - - 1435 
 
 683. Toletanum XIII. concilium - - 1463 
 
 684. Benedicti II. vita, et epiftolae ii. - - 1485 
 
 654. Toletanum XIV. concilium - - 1487 
 
 685. JoANNis V. vita ----- 1495 
 
 655. Cone. Cantuarienfe, cone, in Villa regia Gallic. 1497 
 
 686. CoNONis vita ----- 1499 
 
 686. Conciliabulum Manafchiertenfe - - 1499 
 
 Vol. 8. 1729. 
 
 687. Sergii I. vita, et epiftola . . - i 
 
 688. Cone. Toletanum XV., XVI., XVII., Caefaraug. 
 III., Conft. Anglo-Saxonicum, Beeanceldenfe, Autis^ 
 fiodorenfe, Ultrajeftenfe, Berghamftedenfe, &c. 6,&c. 
 
 70T. JoANNis VI. vita - - - - 105 
 
 701. Anglicanum concilium, Toletanum XVIII. 105 
 705. JoANNis VII. vita, et epiftola •• - - iii 
 
 705. Romanum cone., Merciana fyn., Niddenfe eonc. 
 
 113 
 708. SisiNNii vita - - - - - 119 
 
 Synodus Anglo-faxonum - - - - 119 
 
 708. CoNSTANTiNi vlta, et epiftola - - 121 
 
 709—11. Cone. Alnenfe, Conftantin., Londinenfe, Totius 
 
 regni Britannici - - - - - 124 
 
 714. Gregorii II. vita, et epiftolae xv. 
 715—26. Syn. Conftantin., eone. Trajedtenfe, Rom. I. 
 
 II. et III., fyn. Hierofol. - - - 181 
 
 731. Gregorii III. vita, et epiftolae vii. 
 731, 732. Cone. Romanum I. et II. - - 217 
 
 742. ZACHARiiS vita, et epiftolas vii. - - 219 
 
 742—47. Cone. Cloveftioenfe, Germanieum, Liptinenfe, 
 
 Romanum I. et II., Sueflionenfe, Durienle 267, Sec. 
 752. Stephani II. vita, et epiftolae vi. - 367 
 
 752-56. Cone. Vermerjenfe, Romanum, Metenfe, Mo- 
 
 guntinum, Vernenfe, Anglicum, Liptinenfe 405 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 71,7. Pauli I. vita, et epiftolae xxxi. - - 427 
 
 757—67. Cone. Compendicnfe, Romanum, Volvicenfe, 
 
 Gentiliacenfe, Bituricenle - - - ^^ 
 
 Germ, conciliab., Anglicanae fynodi duae, conventus 
 
 Attiniaccnfis, &e. - . - - 457> &c. 
 
 768. Stephani III. vita , et epiftolae iii. - 463 
 
 769-71. Cone. Rom., Wormatienfe, &c. - 483 
 
 772. Hadriani I. vita, epiftolae, &c. - - 491 
 
 772-87. Cone. Wormatienfe II., III., et IV., Dingo- 
 
 vingenle, Genavenfe, Venetum, Paderbornenfe, In 
 
 villa Duria, Lippienfe, Antioehenum, Colonienfe, 
 
 Hifpanum, Paderbornenfe, Calchutenfe 555, Sec, 
 
 787. NlCi«NUM II., et CECUMENICUM VII. - 645 
 
 Synodus Conftantinopolitana . - - 1305 
 
 CEcumenica Nicaeae, Bithyniae, ex Photio et ex Nilo 
 
 1305 
 Vol. 9. 1729. 
 
 787-94. Cone. Wormatienfe V. et VI., Ingilenhei- 
 menfe, Narbonenfe, Finchenhallenfe, Acleenfe, Foro- 
 julienfe, Ratifponenfe, Romanum, Verolamienfe I. et 
 II., Franeofordienfe - - - - - i, &c. 
 
 795. Leonis III. vita, et epiftolae ad Carolum magnum, 
 ad Offam regem Merciorum, &c., Symbolum ortho- 
 doxas fidei, &e. ----- 119, &e. 
 
 797—800. Cone. Anglicum, FinchaJlenfe, Bacanceldenfe, 
 Reifpacenfe, Romanum, Urgellenfe, Aquifgranenfe, 
 Clovellioenfe, Turonenfe - . . 175, &c. 
 
 800. Romana fynodus ----- 229 
 
 802. Cone. Vormatienfe, Altinenfe, Aquifgranenfe, 
 Ratifponenfe, Cloveftioenfe, Conftantin. (conciliab.) I. 
 II. et III., et duae fynodi, Arelatenfe VI., Mogun- 
 tinum, Remenfe II., Turonenfe III., Cabilonenfe II., 
 Rotomagenfe, Conftantin., Noviomenfe, Trevirenfe, 
 Lugdunenfe ------ 257, &e. 
 
 8x6. Stephani IV. vita ... - 3^5 
 
 816. Cone. Aquifgranenfe I. 399 Celichytenfe 573 
 
 817. Paschalis I. vita, epiftolas duae, &c. - 579 
 818—23. Cone. Aquilgranenfe, Veneticum, Cantuarienie, 
 
 Apud Theodonis villam, Oflaveftilenfe, Cloveftioenfe, 
 Attiniaeenfe, Compendienfe' - - - 609 
 
 824. EuGENii II. vita, et decreta . - - 640 
 
 824. Conventus Parifienfis de imaginibus - 641 
 
 Ex conftitutionibus Lotharii imp. - - - 649 
 
 824-26. Cone. Cloveftioenfe, Ingilenheimenfe, Roma- 
 num, Mantuanum - . - - . 655 
 
 827. Valentini vita ----- 665 
 
 827. Gregorii IV. vita, et epiftolae - - 667 
 
 828. Concilia quatuor, Moguntinum, Parifienfe, Lug- 
 dunenfe, Tolofanum ----- 692 
 
 829. Parifienfe VI., quod ex praEdi<flis quatuor unum 
 extat ------- 701 
 
 CP. pfeudofynodus - - - - "779 
 
 829—43. Cone. Lugdunenfe, Wormatienle, Lingonenfe, 
 Londinenfe, Metenle, Apud Theodonis villam, .Aquis- 
 granenfe II., Stramiaeenfe,Kingilonienfe, Conftantin., 
 Germanieenle, &c. - - - - 779, itc. 
 
 833-39. Conventus Wormatienfis, Hamburgenfis fyn- 
 odus, conventus Compendienfis et Agobardi libellus, 
 Cenomanenfis lynodus, &c. - - - 793 
 
 S40. Leges Kenethi, regis Scotorum - - 911 
 
 844. Sergii II. vita, et epiftola - - 932 
 
 844-47. Cone. Vernenfe, Belvaeenfe, Meldenfe, Pari- 
 fienfe ------ 947, &e. 
 
 846. Veneticum in Britannia minori conciliabulum 989 
 Privilegium monafterii Corbeienfis - - 989 
 
 847. Leonis IV. vita, epiftolas, et homilia - 995 
 847-55. Cone. Parifienfe, Moguntinum I. II. et III., 
 
 Lugdunenfe, Carifiacenlc, Parifienfe, Romanum, Tici- 
 nenfe, Murittanum, Benningdonenfe, Kingelburienfe, 
 Sueftionenfe I. et II., Cordubenfe (conciliab.), Seno- 
 nenfe, Carifiacenfe II., Vermerienfe, Romanum, 
 Conftantin., Valentinum III.,Ticinenfe, Apud Bonoil- 
 um villam ----- 1033, &c.
 
 747 
 
 748 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 847-55. De fabula Joanna? papiflae - - 1167 
 
 855-57. Benedicti III. vita, et epiftolae duas, &c. 1237 
 Cone. Wintonienfe, Romanum, Carifiacenfis (Tyn.), 
 Wormatienfe, Moguntinum - - 1259) &c. 
 
 858. NicoLAi I. vita, epift. Ixx., decreta, &c. 1270 
 
 Vol. 10. 1730. 
 
 858. Hincmari Remenfis capitula i Epiftolae 347 
 
 Ifiiaci, epifcopi Lingonenlis, canones - - 29 
 
 Hcrardi, archiep. Turoneniis, capitula - 59 
 
 Waltheri, Aurelianenfis ep., capitula - - 69 
 
 Conciliabulum CP.,five Photianum I. et II. 83et 139 
 
 858-67. Cone. Sucilionenfe, Mctenfe, Lingonenl'e,Tul- 
 lenl'e I. et II., Sifterieenfis (iyn.), Conftantin., Aquis- 
 granenfe, Confluentium, Conftantin. (conciliab.), Ro- 
 manum I.-VII., Aquifgranenfe III., Piftenfe, Sues- 
 fionenfia duo, Schiracavanenfe, Silvanedlenfe, Me- 
 tenfe, Piftenfe, Vermerienfe, Sueflionenfe III., Pari- 
 fienfe, Tricaflinum I. - - - 89, &c. 
 
 Caroli Calvi praeceptum, &c. - - - 257 
 
 867. Hadriaxi II. vita, ct epi.'to'ae xxxiv., &c. 387 
 
 868. Cone. Romanum, Apud Carifiacum, Wormatienfe 
 
 44 7 
 
 869-70. CoNSTANTINOPOLITANUM IV., et GENERALE 
 VIII. -..-... 471 
 
 Hujus conci/ii duplex eji editio, altera Latina, ex interpre- 
 
 tatione Anajtafii, altera Graco-Lat. interprete Radero. 
 
 869-71. Cone. Vermerienfe, Metenfe, Piftenfe, Atti- 
 
 niacenfe, Colonienfe - . . 1^3 3> &c. 
 
 870. Viennenfts fynodus ... - 1047 
 
 871. Concilium Duziacenfe I. - - - 1051 
 
 871. Vita Hincmari Laudunenfis, opufcula Hincmari, 
 epiftolse Hincmari Remenfis, ^uaterniones, &c. 1174 
 Rabani Mogunt., refponfa canonica - - 1 3 54 
 
 Opufculum de chorepifcopis - - 1359 
 
 Formulae antiquae promotionum epifcopalium 1367 
 
 Vol. II. 1730. 
 
 872. JoANNis VIII. vita, epiftolae cccxx., &c. - i 
 873-81. Conventus Francofordienfis, cone. Ovetenfe,Ca- 
 
 bilonenfe, Colonienfe, Silvanedtenfe, Duziacenfe II., 
 Remenle, Ravennatenfe, Cabilon. (conventus), Tici- 
 nenfe, Romanum, Pontigonenfe, Romanum I.— IV., 
 Neuftriacum, Tricaflinum II., Papienfe, In confinio 
 provinciarum Arelatenfis et Narbonenfis, Mantalenfe, 
 Remen. (fyn.), Apud Sacram Macram 236, &c. 
 
 879. Conftantinopolitanum conciliabulum pfeudocecu- 
 menicum VIII. - - . . . 320 
 
 882. Marini I. vita . - - . . 527 
 
 Tolofanum concilium - - - - 531 
 
 884. Hadrian: III. vita - - - -531 
 
 885. Incerti loci concilium in Italia - - 533 
 
 885. Stephani V. vita, et epiftolae v. 
 
 Aluredi, Anglofaxonum regis, leges ecclefiafticx, et 
 
 Guthurni leges ----- 55^ 
 
 Landavenfes fynodi diverfis temporibus celebratae 564 
 
 886. Cone, in Italia, Nemaufenfe, Colonienfe, Cabilo- 
 nenfe, Turonenfe, Moguntiacenfe, Metenfe, Placetum 
 apud Varennas, Ticin. (fyn.), Valentinum, Worma- 
 tienfe --..-. 569, &c. 
 Foracheimenfis fynodus - - in appendice 1487 
 
 891. FoRMOsi vita, et epiftolas duae - - 610 
 
 891-95. Cone. Anglicanum, Magdunenfe, Viennenfe 
 
 in Gallia, Remenfe, Romanum, Cabilonenfe, Tri- 
 
 burienfe, Namnetenfe _ - . 613, &c. 
 
 896. Stephani VI. vita, et epiftolae duae - 663 
 896-900. Cone. Romanum (conciliab.), Portuenfe, Re- 
 menfe, Compoftellanum - . _ _ 667 
 
 897. Romani vita, et epiftolae duae - - 673 
 
 898. Theodori II. vita ----- 675 
 898. JoANNis IX. vita, epiftolae iv. - - 677 
 900. Romana fynodus, Ovetenfe cone, Narbonenfe 
 
 cone, Romanum cone, Canones xii. concilii anonymi, 
 
 Ravennate cone, Saliftjurgenfis fynodus 695, &c. 
 
 900, Benedicti IV. vita, et epiftols duae - 711 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 905. Leges ecclefiafticae confirmatae ab Eduardo et 
 
 Guthurno regibus - - - - 713 
 
 900,901. Cone. Romanum, Conftantinop. - 715 
 
 903. Leonis V. vita - - - - 721 
 
 903. Christophori vita . - - . y^i 
 
 904. Sergii III. vita - _ _ _ y^^ 
 904-9. Cone Barcinonenfe, Narbonenfe, Vienn. (fyn.), 
 
 Magalonenfe, Troflejanum - - 725? &c. 
 
 911. Anastasii III. vita - - . . y^^ 
 
 911. Narbonenfe concilium . . - - -j-jj 
 
 913. Landonis vita ----- 777 
 Cone. Lugdunenfe, Turonenfe - - . 777 
 
 914. Joannis X. vita, et epiftolae tres - 779 
 Conftitutiones, ex concilio Galteri, archiep. Senonenfis 
 
 787 
 
 915—27. Cone Cabilonenfe, Altheimenfe, Troflejanum, 
 
 Confluentinum, Remenfe, Turonenfe, Carilocenfe, 
 
 Duifbergenfe ----- 789, &c. 
 
 928. Leonis VI. vita, cone. Grataleanum - 799 
 
 929. Stephani VII. vita - . - - 807 
 
 931. Joannis XI. vita ----- 807 
 
 932. Cone Altbeimenfe, Erpfordienfe, Dingolvingenfe 
 (in app. 1487), &e .... 807 
 
 936. Leonis VII. vita, et epiftolae tres - - 817 
 
 936. Remenfe concilium - - . - 823 
 
 939. Stephani VIII. vita - . - . 823 
 
 940. Leges ecclefiafticae Hceli principis Walliae 823 
 941,942. Cone SuelTionenfe, Bonnenfe - 831 
 
 943. Marini II. vita ----- 834 
 Conftitutiones Odonis, Cantuarienfis archiep. 834 
 
 944. Cone Bundenfe, Trenorchianum, Conftantin. 
 (conciliab.) ------ 837 
 
 946. Agapeti II. vita, epiftolae duae - - 843 
 
 947-55. Cone Helenenfe, Virdunenfe, Mofomenfe, 
 Ingilenheimenfe, Laudunenfe, Trevirenfe, London- 
 ienfe, Romanum, Landav. (fyn.). In Normannia, 
 Auguftanum, Apud S. Theodoricum, Ravennenfe, 
 Burgundicum . - - . . 847, &c. 
 
 955. Jo.'VNNisXII. vita, et epiftola, ad S. Dunftanum 871 
 962. Cone ad Matronam fluvium, Romanum, Conftan- 
 tin., Brandanfordenfe .... 875 
 
 964. Benedicti V. vita . - - - 889 
 Romanum conciliabulum - - - - 891 
 
 965. Joannis XIII. vita, et epiftolae iv. - 891 
 967—72. Cone Ravennate, Anglicum, Romanum, Me- 
 
 diolanenfe, Londonienfe, Apud montem S. Marias 
 in pago Tardanenfi .... 909 
 
 972. DoNi II. vita - - - - . 949 
 
 Ingilenheimenfe concilium ... 949 
 
 972. Benepicti VI. vita, et epiftola - - 949 
 
 972—73. Cone Marzalienfe, Mutinenfe - 951 
 
 975. Benedicti VII. vita, et epiftola - - 957 
 
 975-83. Cone Romanum, Conftantin., Remenfe, Win- 
 tonienfe, Kyrtlingtonienfe, Calnae villae, Ambrefby- 
 rienfe, Senonenfe - - - - 961, &c. 
 
 984. Joannis XIV. vita - - - - 97 5 
 
 985. Joannis XV. vita, et epiftolae tres - 977 
 986-95. Cone apud Galdonis cortem, Landav. (fyn.), 
 
 Romanum, Karrofenfe, Remenfe, Silvaneftenfe, An- 
 fanum, Narbonenfe, Remenfe (conciliab.), Mofo- 
 menfe, Remenfe .... 981, &e 
 996. Gregorii V. vita, et epiftolse iv. - 1009 
 906-98. Cone. Romanum I. et II., Ravennatenfe, Ti- 
 cinenfe, Sandionyfianum - - ioi5> &c. 
 
 999. Silvestri II. vita . . _ - 1033 
 
 1000. Cone Romanum I., II., et III., Pidlavienfe, 
 Compendienfe, Polonicum, varia Germanica, Tuder- 
 tinum, Faventinum, Gallicana varia i039> &c. 
 
 1003. Joannis XVI. vita _ . . - 1049 
 
 1003. Joannis XVII. vita . - - 1049 
 
 1005-1009. Cone Tremonienfe, Romanum, Franco- 
 fordienfe, Kalenfe, .(5i^nhamenfe - - - 1005 
 
 1009. Sehgii IV. vita .... 1073
 
 749 
 
 75© 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti [continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 loii. Cone. Bambergenfe, Leges ecclefiafticaeEtheldredi 
 
 1079 
 1012. Benedicti VIII. vita, epiftola, &c. - 1081 
 1012—23. Cone. Lcgionefc, Ticinenfe, Ravennate, Ro- 
 manum, Remcnfc,' Aurelianenfe, Goflarienfe, Airi- 
 acenfe, Wintonienfe, Gallicanum, Salegunftadienfe, 
 Aquifgranenle, Leyrenfe, Pampilonenfe, Mogunti- 
 num, Pidtavienfe ----- 1090, &e. 
 1024. JoANNis XVIII. vita, et epiftolae tres 1145 
 1024-32. Cone. Parifienfe, Anfanum, Atrebatenfis 
 (fyn.),Seliiigenftadenfe,Rotomagenfe,Franeofordienfe, 
 Helen, (fyn.) Moguntinum, Karrotenfe, Romanum, 
 Lemovicenfe I. et II., Pid:av., Vienn., Bituricenfe, 
 Gallieana varia, Tiburienfe, Pidtavieni'e, Pampilo- 
 nenfe I'S'j &c. 
 
 1033. Benedicti IX. vita ... 1277 
 
 1034—44. Landavenfis fynodus, eonventus Coxanenfis, 
 
 Gerundenfis, Aufonenlis, Urgellenfis, Vindocinenfis, 
 
 fynod. Caelenatenlis, Romana ... 1279 
 
 1035-43. Cone. Triburienfe, Pidlavenfe, Romanum, Ve- 
 
 netum, Cadom. fyn. Narbonenfe, Conftantienfe 128 1 
 
 1044. Gregorii VI. vita - - - - 1303 
 
 1045—46. Conventus Arulenfis, &c. Cone. Ticinenfe, 
 
 Sutrinum -.-... 1305 
 
 1046. Clementis II. vita, et epiftola - - 13 11 
 
 1046-47. Cone. Romanum I. et II., Germanlcum 13 13 
 
 1048. Damasi II. vita, Senonenfe cone. - 1315 
 
 1049. Leonis IX. vita, epiftolae xiii., Sec. - 1317 
 1049—54. Cone. Romanum I.— IV., Ticinenfe, Re- 
 
 menfe, Moguntinum, Rotomagenle, Vereellenfe, Pari- 
 fienfe, Coyacenfe, Sipontinum, Mantuanum, Nar- 
 bonenfe ------ 1394, &c. 
 
 De Berengarii damnatione opufeulum. Sec. 142^5 
 
 Vol. 12. 1730. 
 
 1055. VicTORis II. vita, et epiftola - - i 
 
 1055-57. Cone. Florentinum, Lugdunenfe, Lexovienfe, 
 
 Turonenfe, Rotomagenfe, Colonienfe, Cabilonenfe, 
 
 In Narbonenfi, Landavenfis (fynod.), Tolofanum, 
 
 Compoftellanum, Romanum ' ' 2i ^c. 
 
 1057. Stephani IX. vita, et epiftolae - - 23 
 
 1057. Cone. Novarienfe ... - 27 
 
 1058. Nicolai II. vita, epiftolse ix., et deereta 28 
 1058-61. Conventus Helenenfis, Bareinonenfis, Re- 
 
 menfis, Cone. Sutrinum, Romanum, Amalphitanum, 
 Beneventanum, Viennenfe, Turonenfe, Avenionenfe, 
 Jaccetanum, Beneventanum, Romanum, Cadomenfe 
 
 37, &c. 
 1061. Alexandri II. vita, et epiftolae - - 69 
 
 1062—73. Cone. Beneventanum, Oftiorienfe, In Aro- 
 gonia, Romanum I. II. et III., Cabilonenfe, Rotoma- 
 genfe, Mantuanum, Bareinonenle, Eduenfe, Hele- 
 nenfe, Weftmonafterienfis (convent.), Melphienfis et 
 Salernitana(iyn.),Aufeenfe, Tolofanum, Burdegalenfe, 
 Hifpanica varia, Gerundenfe, Aufonenfe, Mogun- 
 tinum I. et II., Anfanum II., Wintonienfe, Windle- 
 fhorenfe, Londinenfe, In Normannia, Pedredanum, 
 Anglicanum, Rotomagenfe, Erphordienfe (concilia) 
 
 115, &e. 
 1073. Gregorii VII. vita, et epiftola - - 229 
 
 1073—86. Cone. Cabilonenfe, In Novempopulonia, Ro- 
 tomagenfe, V/intonienfe, Romanum I.-X., Angli- 
 canum (conciliab.),Rotomagenfis (fyn.), Moguntinum, 
 Beneventanum, Santonenfe, Burdegalenfe, Pidlavenle, 
 Anglicanum generale fub Lanfraneo, Londonienfe, 
 Wormatienfe, Triburienfe, Papienfe (conciliab.), An- 
 fanum, Claromontanum, Divionenfe, Auguftodunenfc, 
 Bifuldunenfe,Weftmonafterienfe, Sueffionenfe, Gerun- 
 denfe, Britannieum h. Armoricum, Wirtzeburgenfe, 
 Brixinenfe, Lugdunenfe, Avenionenfe, Senonenfe, 
 Juliobonenfe, Lingonenfe, Meldenfe, Exoldunenfe, 
 Carrofenfe, Ludunenfe, Anglicana quinque, Quinti- 
 lineburgenfe, Compendienfe, Toletanum, Ravennenfe 
 (conciliab.) ------ 537, &c. 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 1086. VicTORis III. vita - . . _ yo3 
 
 1087. Cone. Capuanum, Beneventanum - 707 
 
 1088. Urbani II. vita, et epiftolae - - - 711 
 1088—99. Cone. Fuflelenfe, Turritanum, Romanum I. 
 
 II. et III., Santonenfe, Trojanum I. et II., Melphi- 
 tanum, Narbonenfe, Tolofanum, Legionenle, Bene- 
 ventanum, Rotomagenfe, Sueflionenfe, Remenfe, 
 Stampenfc, Parifienle, Rockinghamienie, Conftan- 
 tienfe, Remenfe, Brevatenfc, Auguftudonenfe five Edu- 
 enfe, Placentinum, Claromontanum, Anglicanum, 
 Lemovicenfe, Rotomagenfe, Turonenfe, Santonenfe, 
 Nemaufenfe, Atrebatenfis (dupl. fyn.), Audomarenfe, 
 Hierofolymitanum - . - . 775, &c. 
 
 1099. Paschalis II. vita, et epiftolas - - 963 
 
 1099-1117. Cone. Stampenl'e, Conftantinop., Valen- 
 tinum, Piftavenfe I. et II., Anfanum, Gerundenfe, 
 Mediolanenfe (conciliab,), Atrebatenfis (fyn.), Latera- 
 nenfe I. -IV., Londinenfe I., II., III. et IV., Roma- 
 num, Maffilienfe, Trecenfe I. et II., Balgenciacenfe, 
 Fuflelenfe, Parifienfe, Florentinum, Quintilinebur- 
 genfe, Hicrololymitan. 1. et II., Beneventanum I., 
 II. et III., Rotomagenfe, Laufdunenfe, Remenfe, 
 Claromontanum, Tolofanum, Floriacenfe,Carrionenfe, 
 Capuanum, Conftantinopol. duo, Verulanenfe,Aquenfe, 
 Viennenfe in Germ., Anfanum, Cyperanum, Legion- 
 enfe, Palentinum, Compoftellana (fyn.), Belvaeenfe, 
 Sueffionenfe, Ovetenfe, Colonienfe, Catalaunenfe, Sy- 
 riacum, Trojanum, Trenorcienfe, Colonienfe, Lin- 
 gonenfe, Divionenfe - - - - 1065, &c. 
 
 11 18. Gelasii II. vita, et epiftolae - 1240 
 1 1 18— 19. Cone. Capuanum, Colonienfe, Frideflarienfe, 
 
 Tolofanum, Engolifmenfe, Rotomagenfe, Viennenfe in 
 Gall. --..... 1247 
 
 1119. Callisti II. vita, et epiftolae - - 1251 
 1119-24. Cone. Tolofanum, Remenfe, Beneventan., 
 
 Rotomagenfe, Bellovacenle, Neapolitanum in Samaria, 
 Sueffionenfe, Romanum I. et II., Tolofanum, Car- 
 notenfe, Claromontanum, Bellovacenfe, Viennenfe 
 
 1283 
 
 1123. Lateranense I. generale IX. - 1327 
 
 1124. HoNORii II. vita, et epiftolae - - . 1349 
 1125-29. Cone. Londinenfe, Romanum, Namnetenfe, 
 
 Tricaffinum, Atrebatenfe, Remenfe, Papienfe, Ra- 
 vennatenfe, Rotomagenfe, Dolenfe, Catalaunenfe, 
 Parifienfe, Palentinum, Aurelianenfe, Tolofanum 
 
 1355, Sec. 
 1130. Innocentii II. vita, et epiftolae - - 1407 
 
 1130—43. Cone. Anicienfe, Claromontanum, Stampenfe, 
 Herbipolenfe, Jotrenfe, Remenfe, Leodienfe, Mogun- 
 tinum, Placentinum, Provincia; Pifanum, Sueffio- 
 nenfe, Northamptonienfe, Narbonenfe, Legionenfe, 
 Londonienfe, Burgenfe, Antiochenum, Hierofolymi- 
 tanum, Vallifoletanum, Wintonienfe I. et II., Con- 
 ftantinopol., Senonenfe, Ladniacenfe, Weftmonafteri- 
 enfe, Anglicanum (ineert. loe.) - - J443, Sec. 
 
 1139. Lateranense II, cf.cumenicum X. - 1497 
 
 1143. CaiLESTiNi II. vita, et epiftolae iii. - 1549 
 
 1143. Cone. Conftantinop. - . . _ 1553 
 
 1144. Lucii II. vita, et epiftolae - - 1561 
 
 1145. EuGENii III. vita, et epiftolae - - 1571 
 1145—52. Cone. Vezeliacenfe, Fulginatenfe, Carnotenfe, 
 
 Tarraconenfe, Conftantinop., Parifienfe, Palentinum, 
 Remenfe, Trevirenfe, Londinenfe, Linconenfe, Bal- 
 genciacenfe, Hibernicum ... 1633, Sec. 
 Vol. 13. 1730. 
 
 1153. Anastasii IV. vita, et epiftolas - - I 
 
 1 1 54. Londinenfe concilium _ - - u 
 1154. Hadriani IV. vita, et epiftola - - 11 
 1155-58. Cone. Vallifoletanum, Sueffionenfe, Conftan- 
 tinop. Ciceftrenfe, Arulenfis (conventus), Guaterfor- 
 dienfe, Rofcomanienfe, Remenfis (conventus) 47, &c. 
 
 1157. Conventus epifeoporum apud caftrum Morel. 51 
 1 159. Alexandri III, vita, et epiftolae - 65
 
 751 
 
 752 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 1155-60. Moguntina fynodus, Paplenfe concillabulum 
 
 265 
 
 1160-80. Cone. Nazarenum, Oxonienfe, Apud Novum 
 Mercatum, Bervacenfe, Tololanum, Laudenfe (con- 
 ciliab.), Londonienfc, Monfpelienre, CleonaJenfe, 
 Turonenfe V., Clarendonenle (conciliab.), Nortliamp- 
 tonienfe, Remenfe, Herbipoleni'e (conciliab.), Con- 
 ftantinop., Anglicanum (conciliab.), Lateranenie,Pari- 
 fienle, Engolifmenfe, Ardmachienle, Caililienfe, Ab- 
 rincenfe, Cadomenfe, Salmaticenfe, Londonienfe, Win- 
 def}iorenfe,Weftmonafterienfe, Lumbarienl"e,Scoticum, 
 Venetum, Hohenavienfe, Tarraconenie 283, &c. 
 
 I 179. LaTERANENSE III. CF.CUMENICUM XI. - 4O9 
 
 1 18 1. Lucii III. vita, epiftolae, et decretum, contra 
 haereticos - - - - - - 639 
 
 1182-85. Cone. Cadomenfe, Dublinienfe, Veronenfe, 
 Aquilejenfe, Lond. (conventus) - - - 645 
 
 1185. Urbani III. vita, et epiftola - - 651 
 
 1185-S6. Cone. Parifienfe, Karrofenfe, Mofomienfe, 
 Hibernicum ------ 658 
 
 1187. Gregorii VIII. vita, et epiftolae tres - 661 
 
 1187. Parmenfe concilium . - - - 665 
 
 1188. Clementis III. vita, et epiftolae vii. - 661 
 Gifortianus conventus, Cenomanenfis conventus 671 
 
 1188-90. Cone. Gaintingtonenfe, Parifienfe, Lancici- 
 enfe, Rotomagenfe, Pipewellenfe, Cracovienfe, Sal- 
 maticenfe ------ 675 
 
 Ecclefiaftieae libertatis in Normannia leges - 687 
 
 1191. C^LESTiNi III. vita, et epiftola; xvii. - 690 
 1195-97. Cone. Eboraeenfe, Monfpelienfe, Parifienfe, 
 Lancicienfe, Gerundenfis (conventus) - 715 
 
 Odonis epifcopi Parifienfis fynodicae conftitutiones 727 
 1198. Innocentii III. vita - - - - 737, 
 
 1 198-1207. Cone. Senonenfe, Dalm., Divionenfe, Lon- 
 donienfe, Nigellenfe, SuefTionenfe, Parifienfe, Scoti- 
 cum, Meldenfe, Antiochenum, Lambethenfe, Radin- 
 genfe, Narbonenfe - - - - 739 
 
 iao8. Gallonis legati conftitutiones - - 785 
 
 1209-10. Cone. Montilienfe, Avenionenfe, Parifienfe 
 
 791 
 12 10. Haerefes, pro quibus quidam clerici Parlfiis combufti 
 
 8n 
 1210-15. Cone. Avenionenfe, In villa S. Egidii, Nar- 
 bonenfis (conventus), Romanum, Arelatenfe, Parifi- 
 enfe, Apamienfis (conventus), Vaurenfe, Murellanum, 
 Dunftaplienfe, Rotomagenfe, Monfpelienfe, Bituri- 
 cenfe - - - - - - - 811 
 
 1215. Lateranense IV. Concilium Generale 903 
 
 1216. Cone. Aquilejenfe, Melodunenfe, Senonenfe, In 
 Hifpania ------ 1031 
 
 1216. HoNORii III. vita, et epiftolae - - 1037 
 
 1216—27. Cone. Saliftjurgenfe, Polonica (fynodus), Ox- 
 onienfe, Slewieenfe, Rotomagenfe, Parifienfe, Mons- 
 pelienfe, Apud Vallemeoloris, Parifienfia tria, Melo- 
 dunenfe, Bituricenfe, Germanicum, Parifienfia duo, 
 Cremonenfe, Leodienfe, Fuxenfe, Weftmonafterienfe, 
 Narbonenfe ------ 1065 
 
 1227. Gregorii IX. vita, epiftolae, capitula, &c. 1109 
 1228-40. Cone. Romanum I. et II., Parifienfis (con- 
 ventus), Bituricenfe, Tolofanum, Arauficanum, Iler- 
 denfe, Turialonenfe, Tarraeonenfe, Rotomagenfe, 
 Apud Caftrum Gonterii, Londinenfe, Apud fanftum 
 Quintinum, Melodimenfis (conventus), Biterrenfe, 
 Nymphaeae in Bithynia, Moguntinus (conventus), 
 Arelatenfe, Moguntinum (conciliab.), Narbonenfe, 
 Remenfe, Silvanedlenfe, Turonenfe, Cantuarienfe, 
 Londonienfe, Campinaeenfe, Trevirenfe, Quintino- 
 politanum, Meldenfe, Wigornienfis (fynodus) i223,&e. 
 1233. Statuta Raymundi comitis Tolofani fuper haerefi 
 Albigenfi ------ 1277 
 
 Inquifitiones per arehid. epifc. Lincolnienfis - 1307 
 1235. Modus conftituendi abbatis exempt! apud Anglos 
 
 1319 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 1235. Conftitutiones S. Edmundl Cant. arch. 1371 
 
 1237. Conftitutiones Alexandri Coventrenfis ep. I383 
 
 1241. CcFLESTiNi IV. vita - - - - 1463 
 
 1242. Cone, apud Vallem Guidonis, Tarraeonenfe 1267 
 
 Vol. 14. 1731. 
 
 1243. Innocentii IV. vita, et epiftolae - 1 
 1244—45. Cone. Tarraeonenfe, Othonienfe - 37 
 
 1245. LUGDUNENSE I. CECUMENICUM - - 39 
 
 1246-53. Cone. Lancicienfe, Biterrenfe, Tarraeonenfe, 
 Ilerdenfe, Arelatenfe, Colonienfe, Schenningenfe, 
 Valentinum, Uratiflavienfe, Muldorfenfe, Eboraeenfe, 
 Infiilanum, Senonenfe, Ravennenfe, Salmurienfe, 
 Apud Caftrum Gonterii . - . - 83,&c. 
 
 1254. Alexandri IV. vita, et epiftolae tres - 147 
 
 1254-55. Cone. Albienfe, Parifienfe, Burdegalenfe, 
 Copriniacenfe, Biterrenfe - - - - 151 
 
 Statuta S. Ludovici regis pro reformatione morum 193 
 Conftitutiones iynodales Valentinae diceeefis 199 
 
 1255—57. Dunelmenfis fynodus, Norwieenfis, Sarumen- 
 fis, Ilerdenfis conventus - _ _ 209 
 
 1258-61. Cone. Lancicienfe, Mertonenfe, Roffiacenfe, 
 Monfpelienfe, Seoticum, Ravennenfe, Arelatenfe, 
 Cypria (fyn.), Colonienfe, Parifienfe, Copriniacenfe, 
 Lambethenfe, Adverfus Tartarorum incurfiones, Bri- 
 tanniea duo, Moguntinum - - 225, &e. 
 
 126 1. Urbani IV. vita, et epiftolae drne - 306 
 
 1262-64. Cone. Copriniacenfe, Burdegalenfe, Parifienfe, 
 Maflilienfis (fyn.), Nannetenfe, Bononienfe - 311 
 
 1264. Praeeeptum Henrici, Anglorum regis, contra non 
 refidentiam praelatorum - - - - 317 
 
 1265. Clementis IV. vita, et epiftolae tres - 323 
 1265-71. Cone. Londinenfe, Colonienfe, Bremenfe, Ad 
 
 Pontem Audomari, Northamptonienfe, Uratiflavienfe, 
 Viennenfe in Germania, Sedenenfe, Dignienfis (fyn.), 
 Claromontenfis (fyn.), Apud Caftrum Gonterii, Ande- 
 gavenfe, Senonenfe, Ravennenfe, Compendienfe, 
 Avenionenfe, guintopolitanum - - 329 
 
 1268. S. Ludovici Francorum regis pragmatica fanftio 
 
 445 
 1271. Gregorii X. vita, et epiftola - - 467 
 
 1273-74. Cone. Redonenfe, Conftantinop. - 473 
 
 1274. LuGDUNENSE II. CEcUMENICUM - - 477 
 
 1274-75. Cone. Saltzburgenfe, Arelatenfe - 545 
 
 1276. Innocentii V. vita - - - - 561 
 
 1276. Hadriani V. vita - - - - 561 
 
 Dunelmenfis fynodus, Salmurienfe concilium, Bituri- 
 cenfe ------- 561 
 
 1276. JoANNis XIX. vita, et epiftola - - 585 
 
 1277. Cone. Compendienfe, Conftantinop. - 587 
 1277. Nicolai vita ----- 595 
 1278-80. Cone. Aureliacenfe, Langefienfe, Aufceni'e, 
 
 Apud Pontem Audomari, Avenionenfe, Biterrenfe, 
 Redingenfe, Budenfe, Andegavenfe, Tarraeonenfe, 
 Uratiflav. (fyn.). Colon, (fyn.), Lambethenfe, Bituri- 
 cenfe, Conftantinop. Noviomenfe, Ravennenfe, San- 
 tonenfis (fyn.), Pidlavenfis - - 595, &e. 
 
 1 28 1. Martini II. (vulgo iv.) vita, et epiftolae v. 721 
 1281-85. Cone. Saltzburgenfe, Lambethenfe, Avenio- 
 nenfe, Santonenfis (fyn.), Turonenfe, Apud S. Hippoly- 
 tum(fyn.), Patavienfis, Parifienfe, Nemaufenfis (lyn.), 
 Pidav. Regienfe ----- 729, &c. 
 1285. Honorii IV. vita - - - - 851 
 
 1285. Cone. Lancicienfe, Conftantinop. Matifeonenfe, 
 Ravennate, Bituricenfe - - - - 853 
 
 Provineiae Burdegalenfis vifitatio - - - 901 
 Statuta fynodalia Magdeburgenfis provincias 1005 
 
 Haeretieae opiniones per Joannem, archiep. Cantuarienf. 
 declaratae et damnatae - - - 1 5 34 
 
 1287. Artieuli Cantuar. Exonienfis fyn. Remenfe con- 
 cilium, Herbipolenfe, Mediolanenfe, Conftitutiones 
 Cceleftini, Statuta fynodalis Leodienfis - - 1017 
 
 1288. Nicolai IV. vita . - - - 1161 
 1288-92. Infulanum concilium, Cieeftrenfis fynodus.
 
 753 
 
 754 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti (continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 Viennenfe in Gallia cone. Ebredunenfe, Nugarolienfe, 
 
 Pariiienle, Uratiflavienfis fyn. Saluburgenle, Londin- 
 
 enfe, Mediolanenfe, Afchaftenb. Bremenle, Cices- 
 
 trenfis fyn. Patavienfis, Apud S. Hippolytum - 1163 
 
 1294. CiSLESTiNi V. vita - - - IZ06 
 
 1294. Cone, apud Aureliacum, Salmurienle, Statuta 
 
 iynodalia Trajedtenfis _ - - - 1207 
 
 1294. BoNiFACii VIII. vita, et epiftols - 1221 
 
 1 29 5- 1 302. Cone. Gradenfe,Toicell. (fyn.), Londinenle, 
 
 Traj. (fyn.), Lugdunenfe (fidlitium), Rotomagenfe, 
 
 Biterrenle, Melodunenfe, Mertonenfe, Colon, (fyn. ), 
 
 Bajoeenfis (fyn.), Aufeitanum, Compendienle, Roma- 
 
 num, Apud Fenam fidelem, Farif. (conventus) 1 247, &c. 
 
 1300. Synodalia praecepta Conftantienfis ecelelias 1287 
 
 1303. BfiNEDicTi XI. vita - - - - 1359 
 
 1303-5. Cone. Nugarolienfe, Compendienfe, Apud 
 
 Pintervillam - - - - - '359 
 
 1305. Clementis V. vita - - - - 1369 
 
 1305-10. Cone, apud Fontem Audomari, Sifenfe, Ra- 
 
 vennenfe, Aufeitanum, Londonienle, Fofonienfe, 
 
 Saltzburgenfe I. et II., Colonienfe, Trevirenfe, Sal- 
 
 mantieenfe, Parifienfe, Moguntinum, Biterrenfe. 
 
 Vol. 15. 1731. 
 
 I3II. CONC. ViENNENSE CECUMENICUM - I 
 
 13 12. Cone. Ravennate II., Pergamenfe, Tarraeonenfe, 
 Salmatieenfe ------ 47 
 
 1313. Conftitutiones Petri Ruthenenfis - 756 
 
 1314. Sedes vacans annis duobus, meni. iv. et amplius 
 1314. Cone. Parifienfe, Ravennate III., Salmurienle, 
 
 Nugarolienfe, Silvanedtenfe - - 117, &c. 
 
 1316. Articuli oblati Eduardo II. a praslatis Anglias 141 
 
 1316. JoA^NIS XX. (vulgo XXII.) vita, et epiftolas 147 
 
 1 3 17-19. Cone. Ravennate IV., bilvaneftenfe, Caefar- 
 
 Auguftanum, Tarraeonenfe, Tolofanum - 179 
 
 1319. Deeretum contra libros Talmudicos - 207 
 
 1319-32. Cone. Senonenfe, Adanenfe, Londinenfe, 
 
 Rotomagenfe, Borgolienfe, Colonienfe, Parifienfe, 
 
 Toletanum, Avenionenfe, Marciacenfe, Silvanedlenfe, 
 
 Complutenfe, Roffiacenfe, Tolofanum, Londinenfe, 
 
 Tarraeonenfe I. II. etllL, Compendienfe, Marciacenfe, 
 
 Lambethenfe, Beneventanum, Maghfeldenfe 209, &c. 
 
 1334. Benedicti XII. (alias XI.) vita, et epiftola 419 
 
 1335—41. Cone. Rotomagenfe, Salmatieenfe, Bituri- 
 
 cenfe, Terraconenfe IV., Avenionenfe, Aquilejenfe, 
 
 Toletanum, Barcinonenfe, Nicofienfe, Conftantinop. 
 
 (conciliab.), Cantuarienfe - - - 471, &c. 
 
 1342. Clementis VI. vita, et epiftola - - 563 
 
 1342-51. Cone. Londinenfe, Noviomenfe, Parifienfe, 
 
 Conftantinop. (conciliab.), Toletanum, Conftantinop. 
 
 (pfeudofyn.), Patavinum, Bitterrenfe, Lambethenfe, 
 
 Hifpalenfe ------ 573, &c. 
 
 1352. Innocentii VI. vita, et epiftolae ii. - 708 
 
 1352. Nicofienfisfyn., Cone. Toletanum, Maghfeldenfe, 
 
 Lambethenfe - - - - - 711 
 
 1362. Urbani V. vita - _ - . ygy 
 
 1365. Concilia varia contra pluralitatem beneficiorum 787 
 
 1365-68. Cone. Andegavenfe, Aptenfe, Eboracenfe, 
 
 Vaurenfe - - - - - - 791 
 
 1368. Condemnatio errorum quorumdam per S. Lang- 
 ham, archiepifc. Cantuar. - - - - 909 
 
 1370. Gregorii XI. vita, et epiftolae iv. - 911 
 
 1370. Conclufiones Joan. Wiclef et mandatum apoftoli- 
 
 cum - - - - - - -918 
 
 1374-75. Cone. Narbonenfe, Uniejovienfe 919 
 
 1378. Urbani VI. vita, et epiftolae - - 941 
 
 137S-89. Cone. Gloceftrienfe, Beneventanum, Complu- 
 tenfe, Toletanum, Salmatieenfe, Londinenfe, Saltz- 
 burgenfe, Palentinum, Apud S. Tiberium - 941 
 1389. BoNiFACii VIII. (vulgo IX.) vita, et epiftola 987 
 1389-96. Cone. Londinenfe, Parifienfe - 989 
 
 1396. Articuli excerpti ex dial. Wicleffi - - 1000 
 
 1398. Cone. Parifienfe, Cantuarienfe, Anglic. IC03 
 
 1405. Innocentii VII. vita, et epiftola - 1082 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 1406. Gregorii XII. vita, et epiftolae - 108 1 
 
 1408. Cone. Parifienfe, Oxonienfe, Rhemenfe, Aquile- 
 jenfe, Aragonienfe ----- 1087 
 
 1409. Pifanum concilium - - - - 1123 
 
 1409. Alexandri v. vita - . - - 1377 
 
 1410. JoANNis XXI. (vulgo XXIII.) vita - 1377 
 14 1 2. Cone. Salmatieenfe, Hifpalenfe, Romanum, 
 
 Londinenfe - - - - - -1381 
 
 Vol. 16. 1731. 
 
 1414. CONSTANTIENSE CoNXILIUM CEcUMENICU.M XVI. 
 
 Vol. 17. 1731. 
 
 141 5. Conft. II. Henrici Cantuar., &c. - - i 
 141 5. Cone. Novogradenfe - - - 11 
 1417. Martini V. vita . - - . 17 
 142C-30 Cone. Saltzburgenfe, Cantuarienfe, Saltzburg. 
 
 (fyn.) Califchienfe, Apud Vernonium, Lancicienle, 
 Trevirenfe, Moguntinum, Colonienfe, Senenfe, Hat- 
 nienfe, Parifienle (al. Senonenfe), Rigenfe, Dertufa- 
 num, Narbonenfe ----- 19, &c. 
 
 143 1. EuGENii IV. vita - . - - 195 
 
 143 1. Basileense Conc. (T.cumenicum, cum append. 
 Joan, de Ragufio, oratio de communione fub utraque 
 fpecie, .^g. Carlerii de punitione peccatorum publi- 
 corum, Henr. Kalteifen de libera praedicatione verbi 
 Dei, Joan, de Polemar de civili dominio clericorum, 
 &c. ------- 217 
 
 1438. Bituricenfis (conv.), Aurelianenfis (conv.), Vene- 
 
 ta (fyn.) 1365 
 
 Vol. 18. 1732. 
 
 1438. Florentinum CECUMENICUM CoNCiLiuM. Inter 
 alia, Beffarionis oratio dogmatica, Georg. Scholarii ora- 
 tiones, Jofephi, epifcopi Methonenfis, refponfio ad 
 libellum Marei Ephefii, Greg. Protofyncelli et Patri- 
 archae apologia adverfus Marci epiftolam, Auguftini 
 Patrieii, can. Senenfis, hiftoria cone. Bafil., Florent., 
 &c. Refponfio Joan, a Turrecremata, O. P. in conc. 
 Florent. ad Bafileenles 
 
 Vol. 19. 1732. 
 
 1439. Conc. Cantuarienfe, Frifingenfe, AfchafFenbur- 
 genfe, Rotomagenfe ----- I 
 
 1446. Littera; apoft. ad Henr. VI. Angliae - 33 
 
 1447. NicoLAi V. vita, et epiftolae vi. - - 45 
 1448-52. Conc. Turonenfe (al. Andegavenfe), Lugdu- 
 nenfe (Sophianum conciliab.), Moguntinum, Coloni- 
 enfe ------- 75 
 
 1455. Callisti III. vita, et epiftolae iii. - - 157 
 
 1456-57. Cone. SalilLurgenfe, Sueflionenfe, Avenio- 
 nenfe - - - - - - - 163 
 
 1458. Pii II. vita, et epiftolae dus, Bulla retradtationum, 
 Charta Edwardi IV. Angl. de libertatibus clericorum, 
 
 &c. ----".'" '91 
 
 1460-63. Conc. Senonenfe, Cantuarienfe - 271 
 1464. Pauli II. vita - - - - - 273 
 1466. Conc. Eboracenfe, Colonienfis (fyn.), Beneven- 
 tanum 275-367 
 
 Antiqua ftatuta fynodalia ecd. .^duenfis - 287 
 
 1471. Sixti IV. 'vita, decreta, de primis archiep. 
 
 Scotice, Bulla pro libert. clericorum et rerum fuarum, 
 
 &c. - 371 
 
 1473. Conc. Matritenfe, Toletanum - • 381 
 
 1484. Innocentii VIII. vita, et litterae Henr. VII. 
 
 Angl. ------ 403 
 
 1485-90. Conc. Senonenfe, Londinenfe, Magdeburg- 
 enfe, Salifburgenfe ----- 407 
 
 1492. Alexandri VI. vita, Ordo canonizationis fanc- 
 torum, &c. ----- 523 
 
 1503. Pii III. vita - - - - - 535 
 
 1503. JuLii II. vita, ftatuta W. Warham, arch. Can- 
 tuar. de rofa aurea benedida Henr. VIII. miiTa 535 
 1508. Conc. Avenionenfe, Turonenfe, Pifanum (con- 
 ciliab.), Hifpalenfe - - - - 539 
 
 1512-16. LaTERANENSE V. CECUMENICUM CONCILIUM 
 
 649
 
 755 
 
 756 
 
 1555 
 1555 
 
 1557 
 
 1245 
 1247 
 
 I28l 
 
 1283 
 1285 
 1287 
 12S9 
 1391 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti {continued). 
 
 A.D. 
 
 1513. Leonis X. vita .... icci 
 
 1517. Litteras Maronitarum ad Leon. X., cone. Roto- 
 magenfe, Dublinenfe, Litterae ad Will. Cantuar. arch. 
 Bulla contra errores Lutheri ... 1003 
 
 1522. H.^DRiANi VI. vita ... 1059 
 
 1522. Cone. Rotomagenfe .... 107 1 
 
 1523. Clementis VII. vita ... 1079 
 1527—28. Cone. Lugdunenfe, Biturieenfe, Parifienfe 
 
 (al. Senonenfe) . _ _ . . 1095 
 
 1534. Pauli III. vita - . - - 1203 
 
 1536-49. Cone. Colonienfe, Auguftana (fyn.), Trevi- 
 renlis (fyn.), Colonienfe, Trevirenfe . - 1205 
 
 Vol. 20. 1733. 
 1545-63. Tridentinum Concilium cf.cumenicum i 
 Inter alia, Orationes habitas in eoneilio, Reginald! Poli 
 de eoneilio liber unus, Ejufdem de baptifmo Con- 
 ftantini Magni tradtatus, Ejufdem de reformatione 
 Angliae liber unus, &e. 
 1550. JuLii III. vita ... 
 
 Narbonenfe concilium 
 Marcelli II. vita - . - 
 
 Pauli IV. vita - - - . 
 
 Viennenfe concilium 
 15; 9. Pii IV. vita .... 
 
 1564. Remenfe concilium 
 
 1565. Cameracenfe concilium 
 Vol. 21. 1733. 
 
 1565-82. Cone. Mediolanenfe I-VI. Toletanum, Con- 
 ftantinopolitanum - - - . - i 
 
 1566. Pii V. vita ..... 575 
 1570. Cone. Mechlinienfe . - - 577 
 1572. Gregorii XIII. vita, et bulla contra propof. 
 
 Mich. Bail .---.. 609 
 1582-S5. Cone. Rotomagenfe, Memphitieum, Rem- 
 enfe, Burdigalenfe, Turonenfe, Biturieenfe, Aquenfe 
 
 617 
 1585. SixTi V. vita .... 1013 
 
 1585-90. Cone. Mexicanum, Cameracenfe, Tolofanum 
 
 1015 
 
 Urbani VII. vita ... 
 
 Gregorii XIV. vita 
 
 Innocentii IX. vita ... 
 
 Clementis VIII. vita 
 
 1594—99. Cone. Avenionenfe, Aquileijenfe, Diamperi- 
 
 enfe ..--.. 1327 
 
 1605. Leonis XI. vita .... i^'ji 
 
 1605. Pauli V. vita - ... - 1431 
 
 1607-12. Cone. Mechlinienfe, Narbonenfe, Parifienfe, 
 
 Aquenfe ...... 1433 
 
 1621. Gregorii XV. vita .... 1537 
 
 1623. Urbani VIII. vita _ . - 1537 
 
 1624-42. Cone. Burdigalenfe, Conftantinop. 1539 
 
 1644. Innocentii X. vita, et adverfus quinque propofit. 
 
 Janfenii -....- 1641 
 
 1655. Alexandri VII. vita 
 
 Ejufdem conftitutio de formula adv. v. propofitiones 
 Janfenii ..... 1645 
 
 Ejufdem innovatio conft. et decret. in favorem fentent. 
 aflerentis animam B. Marias V. in fui creatione et 
 in Corp. infufione a peceato originali prefervatam 
 fuiffe, edltorum .... 1647 
 
 1672. Cone. Hierofolymitanum - - - 165 1 
 
 1691. Innocentii XII. epiftolae et decreta 1789 
 
 Damnatio libri cui tit. Explications des maximes, &c. 
 (Fenelon), Bulla unigenitus, &c. . - 1792 
 
 1725. Cone. Romanum Benedidi XIII. - 1849 
 
 1727. Cone. Ebredunenfe .... 1909 
 
 No li'ues of the Popes after 1655 are gii-en in this luork. 
 
 [Vol. 22.] Apparatus primus, 1733. 
 Praefationes praecipuis eonciliorum eolledlionibus a fuis 
 editoribus praemifTae ; G. ColTartii, J. Merlini, Petri 
 Crabbe, F. J. Valentin!, L. Surii, D. Bollani, S. 
 
 1590. 
 1590. 
 1591. 
 1592. 
 
 1323 
 1323 
 1323 
 1323 
 
 CONCILIA, Coleti (continued). 
 
 Binii, J. Sirmondi, G. Loaifa, S. Baluzii, J. S. de 
 
 Aguirre, J. Harduini .... i 
 
 Colle£lionis eonciliorum fynopfis hiftorica - 77 
 
 Geographic epifeopalis breviarium - - - 381 
 
 Coneiliorum index alphabetieus - - 415 
 Coneiliorum index per gentes orbis terrarum praecipuas 
 
 Tabula geographiea particularis eonciliorum Galliae 463 
 Romanorum Pontifieum index chronologicus 525 
 
 Index alphabetieus . . - - . 529 
 
 Imperatorum Romanorum index - - 535 
 
 Chronologia regum Hifpaniae, 541 ; regum Galliae 543 
 Index epifeoporum et aliorum qui conciliis interfuerunt 
 
 545 
 Index geographicus epifeoporum - - - 881 
 
 Index locupletiflimus rerum quae tomis eonciliorum 
 
 eontinentur ..... 
 
 [Vol. 23.] Ad faerofanfta concilia, a P. Labbeo et 
 
 G. Coflartio edita Apparatus alter, 1728. 
 Jacobatius, Dominicus, de conciliis - - I 
 
 Delphinus, Joannes Antonius, de eoneilio cecumenico 
 
 .591 
 Donatus, Hieronymus, de principatu Romanae fedis 615 
 Mantua-Bonavitus, Marcus, de eoneilio - 627 
 
 Fabulottus, Paulus, de poteftate papae fupra concilium 649 
 Caranza, Bartholomaeus, de authoritate pontificiis et eon- 
 ciliorum ...... 6S9 
 
 Petri de Monte Monarchia ; in qua eonciliorum gene- 
 
 ralium materia pleniflime difcutltur - 717 
 
 SS. Coneiliorum et Decretorum colleflio nova, 
 
 feu coUeftionis coneiliorum a PP. Philippo Labbeo, et 
 G. Coflartio primum vulgatae, dein emendations, et 
 amplioris opera N. Coleti fupplementum, in quo addi- 
 tamenta, varian'^es le<Siones, emendationes ad concilia 
 Veneto-Labbeana ; nova itidem concilia, ac decreta per- 
 multa exhibentur. Omnia collegit, additifque praefa. 
 tionibus, notis, &c., Joannes Dominicus Manfi. 6 vol. 
 Folio. Luca, 1748-52 
 
 Vol. I. 1748. 
 Concilia, a.d. 1-1073. 
 
 Arehelai epifc. Mefop. difputatio cum Manete Mani- 
 chaeo ...-..- i^. 
 
 De epochis Sardieenfis, et Sirmienfium coneiliorum 173 
 Bedae Pcenitentiale - - - - - 563 
 
 Differtatio de eoneilio Lateranenfi Stephani III. 651 
 
 Vol. 2. 1748. 
 Concilia, a.d. 1074-1271. 
 
 Difputatio Nierfis Armen. cum Theoriano Graeei imp. 
 legato - . - - - - -578 
 
 Vol. 3. 1749. 
 Concilia, a.d. 1272—1415. 
 Conftantienfe concilium, &e. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1750. 
 Concilia, a.d. 1415-1437. 
 Conftantienfe concilium, et Bafileenfe concilium. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1 75 1. 
 Concilia, a.d. 141 5-1600. 
 Bafileenfe concilium, &e. 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Concilia, 1599-1720. 
 Indices. 
 
 CONCILIORUM nova 
 
 Baluzius Tutelenfis in unum collegit, multa 
 notatu digniflima nunc primum edidit, notis 
 illuftravit, &c. Vol. i. [All publifhed.] Fol. 
 
 Par. 1683 
 Ad annum 554. 
 
 CONCILIA Magnas Britannias. See Wilkins. 
 
 CONCILIA Galliae Narbonenfis, notis S. Balu- 
 zii. Sm. 8°. Par. 1668 
 
 CONCILIA bina Salifburgenfia. Canifius, 4. 25 1 
 
 1752. 
 
 colleftio. Stephanus
 
 757 
 
 758 
 
 I 
 
 Rom. 7. 9 - 115 
 
 9 
 19 
 
 26 
 
 38 
 
 Prov. 13. 20 - - 127 
 Luke, 14. 14. 3 fer. 142 
 Gal. 3. 13, 14 - ]go 
 Matt. 16. 18 - 201 
 
 47 
 59 
 70 
 90 
 103 
 
 Jofh. 24. 15 - 216 
 Zech. 13. 9 - - 231 
 Zech. 13. 7 - 247 
 Rom. 8. 31 - - 258 
 Gen. 12. 6-9 - 27a 
 
 CONCLAVES. (Hiftoire des) conclaves depuis 
 Clement V., jufqu'a prefent. Enrichie de plu- 
 fieurs memoires, qui contiennent I'hiftoire du 
 pape et des cardinaux d'aujourd'hui, et celle 
 des principales families de Rome ; ou Ton 
 apprend quantite de particularitez de cette 
 cour. Avec un difcours qui I'explique toutes 
 les ceremonies qui f'obfervent depuis la mort 
 dn pape, jufqu'apres I'eleftion du fon fucces- 
 feur. Troifieme edition, augmentee du Con- 
 clave de Clement XI. 2 vol. 12°. C(7/. 1703 
 CONCORDIA PIA, et unanimi confenfu repetita 
 Confeffio Fidei, qui Auguftanam Confeffionem 
 ampledluntur, accelTit declaratio, &c.. Sec. ; 
 cum appendice tripartita Ifagogica ad libros 
 Lutherans Ecclelias fymbolicos, a D. A. 
 Rechenberg. 12°. Lip/. 1 7 19 
 
 CONDENSED Discourses, or pulpit helps; 
 defigned chiefly for thofe who are entering on 
 the lacred office. By a miniller. 12°. 
 
 Lofid. 1838 
 
 AdVs, 9. 3 1 - 
 
 Luke, 2. 34, 35 
 
 John, 5. 7 
 
 Heb. 10. 12, 13 
 
 Ads, 1.9- 
 
 Luke, 24. 52 
 
 Rom. 5. 12 
 
 I Pet. I. 8 - 
 
 Matt. 25. 23 
 
 Mark, 9. 44 - 
 
 CONDER, Josiah. 
 
 On Proteftant Nonconformity. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lofhi. I 8 1 8 
 
 CONEY, Thomas, D.D., Prebendary of Wells. 
 
 The devout foul ; or, an entertainment for a 
 
 penitent, confifling of meditations, poems, 
 
 hymns, and prayers : with two elTays, i . On 
 
 devotional books ; 2. Upon divine poetry. 8°. 
 
 LoTid. 1 73 I 
 
 A companion for a fick-bed ; or, a preparation 
 
 for death. 18°. LotiJ. 1719 
 
 Sermons. 3 vol. 8°. Lofiti. 1730-50 
 
 [Vol. I.] 1730. 
 
 Numb. 24. II. Honefty and plain dealing an ufual bar 
 
 to honour and preferment. Adt. Sun. Oxford i 
 
 Prov. 14. 14. A good man fupported by his virtues. 
 
 2 farm. bef. Ld. Mayor - - - - 29 
 
 Luke, 6. 26. The danger of popularity ; as the folly of 
 
 aiming at univerfal applaufe. Ord. ferm. 61 
 
 A6ls, 24. 25. The terrors of guilt. 2 ferm. 83 
 
 Heb. II. 24-26. Faith triumphant over the glories of 
 
 this world. 2 ferm. - - - - 115 
 
 Phil. 4. 6. The nature of carefulnefs - - 153 
 
 Job, II. 7-9. Our knowledge and ignorance of God. 
 
 2 ferm. - - - - - - 173 
 
 Rev. 3. 4. The fmall number of true Chriftians 219 
 
 Dan. 6. 5. Honefty profecuted ; or, fidelity odious to 
 
 corrupt courtiers - - - - - 241 
 
 Rom. 12. 15. Chriftian fympathy, both in profperity 
 and adverfity . - - . . 269 
 
 Efther, 5. 13. The difcontented ftatefman. 3 fer. 291 
 Mark, 12. 41—44. The excellency, ufefulnefs, and obli- 
 gations of charity - - - - - 350 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. Martha's care and Mary's piety 374 
 
 Luke, 7. 33-35. The different condudt of Chrift and 
 
 the Baptift. Lent. 3 ferm. - - - 391 
 
 CONEY, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 1 Sam. 16. 7. The qualities of the mind preferred before 
 
 the endowments of the body . . . 442 
 
 Matt. 7. 3-5. The unreafonableness of cenfure 461 
 A fhort charaifter of Bifhop Hooper. Taken from Mr. 
 
 Mift's Journal, of Oct. 21, 1727 - - 477 
 
 Vol. 2. 1750. 
 Luke, 12. 20. The folly of avarice and voluptuoufnefs. 
 
 2 ferm. .-----. i 
 
 Prov. 13. 20. Good and bad company. 3 ferm. 43 
 
 2 Kings, 4. I. Clerical charity. 2 ferm. - 10 1 
 John, 13. 17. Knowledge and pradtice lettled and ad- 
 
 jufted. 2 ferm. - - - - - 135 
 
 Exod. I. 12. The afflifted comforted, and their perfe- 
 cutors mortified - - - - -173 
 
 Prov. 17. 17. The excellency and advantage of friend- 
 ihip. 2 ferm. - - - - - 191 
 
 Prov. 3. 5, 6. Truft and affiance in God. 2 ferm. 227 
 Pfa. 90. 8. A profpedl of judgment. 2 ferm. 263 
 
 I Sam. 3. 18. Refignation to the divine will. 2 fer. 297 
 I Cor, 10. 13. Temptations. 2 ferm. - - 331 
 
 I Sam. 12. 3. The uncorrupt magiftrate. Inftalmenc of 
 a mayor ------ 371 
 
 Ifa. 37.4. The enormous fin of blafphemy ; and the 
 
 exemplary punifhment of blafphemers. 4 ferm. 389 
 
 Gen. 42. 21. The conviftions and rebukes ofconfcience 
 
 465 
 Vol. 3. 1750. 
 Ifa. 37. 3. The royal martyr - - - - i 
 
 Prov. 22. I. The excellency and advantage of a good 
 name. 2 ferm. ----- 17 
 
 Tit. 3. 10, II. The heretick rejedled. 2 ferm. 49 
 
 Pfa. 82. 6, 7. The honour of magiftracy - 87 
 
 Prov. 4. 7. Religious wifdom. 4 ferm. - 105 
 
 Pfa. 66. 18-20. The qualifications of prayer. 2 fer. 177 
 Gen. 40. 23. The ungrateful courtier - - 2C9 
 
 Zech. 12. 10. The paffion of our Saviour. 2 fer. 227 
 2Chron. 6. 19-21. Re-opening of St. Michael's Church, 
 Bath, May 15, 1743 - . - - 263 
 
 Pfa. 12. 3, 4. Flattery cenfured and condemned. 2 fer. 
 
 283 
 Exod. 3. II. The power and wifdom of God in em- 
 ploying little inftruments in the works of his provi- 
 dence. 2 ferm. - - - - - 313 
 
 Pfa. 16. II. The joy and pleafure ofceleftial happinefs. 
 2 ferm. ------- 355 
 
 Joel, 2. 12, 13. The duty of fafting and prayer. 3 ler. 
 
 389 
 
 CONFESSIO Fidei exhibita Carolo V., in 
 Comitiis Auguftse, 1530. Edita vero 1531, 
 una cum apologia ejufdem, authore Philippo 
 Melanthone. Sm. 8°. 1566 
 
 CONFESSIO Catholicse Fidei Chrifliana, vel 
 potius explicatio qusedam confeffionis a patri- 
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 eft Petrikoviae. Anno 1551, menfe Maio 
 congregatis. Folio. Mogu?it. i^i^j 
 
 CONFESSIONUM Sylloge. See Sylloge. 
 
 CONFESSIONS. See Harmony and Corpus. 
 
 CONFESSION of Faith. 
 
 The humble advice of the Aflembly of Divines 
 now by authority of parliament fitting at 
 Weftminfter, concerning a Confeffion of Faith 
 and Larger and Shorter Catechifm. 4°. ^.1658 
 
 CONFESSION of Faith, together with the 
 Larger and LefTcr Catechifms of the AfTembly 
 of Divines. Third edit. 12°. leW. 1688 
 
 CONFESSIO Fidei in conventu theologorum 
 authoritate Parliament! Anglican! indidlo ela-
 
 759 
 
 760 
 
 CONFESSIO Fidei {continued). 
 
 borata una cum catechifmo, in Latinum verfa. 
 Sm. 8". Cantab. 1659 
 
 CONFESSION of Faith, together with the 
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 venant], &c. Fourth edition. 8°. 
 
 Edin. J. Watfon, 1 708 
 
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 CONFESSIONS of Faith and the books of dis- 
 cipline of the Church of Scotland anterior to 
 the Weftminlter Confeffion. See Irving, E. 
 
 CONFESSIONS of Faith, catechifms, diredories, 
 form of church government, difcipline, &c., 
 of public authority in the Church of Scotland, 
 together with afts of AlTembly, &c. 1 2°. 
 
 Glafg. 1761-20 
 
 This edition contains the Original Confeflion, 1560; the 
 Genevan Confeffion ; Craig's Catechifm, Sec. 
 
 A colleftion of Confeffions of Faith, catechifms, 
 diredions, books of difcipline, &c., of publick 
 authority in the Church of Scotland ; together 
 with all the afts of AlTembly which are Hand- 
 ing rules concerning the dodlrine, worfhip, 
 government, and difcipline of the Church of 
 Scotland [by W. Dunlopl. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Edi?i. 1719-20 
 Vol. I. 1719. 
 A large preface, containing a full account of the feveral 
 ends and ufes of Confeffions of Faith, &c. 
 Vol. 2. 1720. 
 The Confeffion of Faith ufed in the Englifh congregation 
 at Geneva ; received and approved by the Church of 
 Scotland, in the beginning of the Reformation i 
 
 The Confeffion of the Faith and Dodirine, belevit and 
 profeffit be the Proteftantis of Scotland, exhibitit to the 
 eftaitis of the fame in parliament, and be their publick 
 votis authorifit, Aug. 1560, [with Latin tranflation] 
 juxta exemplar Andreanopoli imprefTum, 1572 15 
 
 The Confeffion of Faith of the Kirk of Scotland ; or, 
 the National Covenant [fubfcribed 1580-81 and 1590, 
 with the band of maintenance of the true religion, 
 1588, and the national covenant, 1638] - 99 
 
 The catechifme ; or, manner to teach children the 
 Chriftian religion. Made by the excellent dodtor and 
 paftor of Chrift's Church, John Calvin. Ufed by the 
 Kirk of Scotland, [with formes of prayers to be ufed 
 in private houfes] - . - . I'jg 
 
 A catechifm of Chriflian religion, compofed by Zachary 
 Urfin, approved by the Reformed Church in the Pa- 
 latinate, the Synod of Dort, &c. Tranflated into 
 Englifh, and printed for the ufe of the Church of 
 Scotland; with the arguments, &c. of J. Baflingius, 
 [with private prayers] - - - - 273 
 
 Ane forme of examination before the communion, ap- 
 proved by the Kirk of Scotland, and appointed to be 
 ufed in families and fchools [Craig's Cat.], with the 
 /hort Latin Catechifm commonly taught in I'chools 363 
 The book of common order; or, the order of the Eng- 
 lifh Kirk at Geneva, whereof John Knox was minis- 
 ter. Approved by the famous and learned man, John 
 Calvin. Received and ufed by the Reformed Kirk 
 of Scotland, [with prayers ordinarily printed with the 
 Book of Common Order] - - - 3S3 
 
 The firft book of difcipline ; or, the policie and difci- 
 pline of the Church. Drawn up by JVlr. John Win- 
 ram, Mr. John Spottifwood, John Willock, Mr. John 
 Douglaffe, Mr. John Row, and John Knox, 1 560 5 14 
 
 CONFESSIONS of Faith {continued). 
 
 The forme and ordour of the eledlion and admiffion of 
 the fuperintendent, which may ferve in eledlion of all 
 other minifters, 1560 - . . . 625 
 
 The ourdoure and dodtrine of the general faft, 1565 643 
 
 The ordoure of excommunication, and of public repent- 
 ance, ufed in the Church of Scotland. Printed 1569 
 
 701 
 
 The fecond bulk of difcipline ; or, heids and conclufions 
 of the policie of the Kirk. Agreed upon 1578. Re- 
 vived 1638 . - . . . y^y 
 
 Confeffio Fidei Ecclefiae Scoticanae Latine reddita 811 
 
 CONFESSIONAL. The Roman Catholic con- 
 feffional expofcd : in three letters to a late 
 cabinet miniller. Pp.86. 8°. Z)»^/. 1837 
 
 CONFESSION. A treatife of confeffion of fm, 
 and chiefly as it is made unto the priefts and 
 minifters of the gofpel ; together with the 
 power of the keys and of abfolution. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1657 
 
 CONFORMITY. Anonymous trads on. 
 
 niQANAAOriA ; or, a perfwafive to conformity, 
 by way of a letter to the DifTenting brethren. By a 
 country minifter. Sm. 8°. Land. 1670 
 
 The conformift's third plea for the Nonconformifts. Ar- 
 gued from the King's declaration concerning ecclefiaflical 
 affairs : grounded upon the approved dodlrine, and con- 
 firmed by the authorities of many eminent Fathers and 
 writers of the Church of England. Pp. xvi. 75. 4°. 
 
 Lord. 1682 
 
 Moderation a virtue ; or, the occafional conformift juflified 
 from the imputation of hypocrify. Pp. 50. 4°. L. 1703 
 
 A letter to a clergyman in the country concerning the votes 
 of the bifhops in the laft feffion of parliament, upon the 
 bill againft occafional conformity. Pp.32. 4°. L. 1704 
 
 The queftion about conformity to the National Church, 
 coolly and impartially examined. Shewing the propriety 
 and beauty of that condudt, and anfwering the mofl 
 popular objedtions of the Diffenters againft: it. Pp. 77. 
 8°. Lor.d. 1744 
 
 Some letters which paffed between a young gentleman, de- 
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 an appendix, by the editor. F. i. Pp. 167. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1758 
 
 CONFORMITY between modern and ancient 
 
 ceremonies. See Muss.'^rd, P. 
 CONFUCIUS. 
 
 A Chinefe philofopher, born in the kingdom of Lou 
 about 551 B.C. At the age of twenty-three he began to 
 projedt a general reformation of the public manners, in 
 accomplifhing which he met with uncommon fuccefs, but 
 his efforts being ultimately fruflrated, he travelled in fearch 
 of another kingdom more difpofed to follow his precepts, 
 but everywhere he found wars, tumults, and intrigues. 
 He gathered many followers, and his books are ftill re- 
 garded by the Chinefe as the fountain of wifdom. Died in 
 the feventy-third year of his age. An edition of his works 
 with an Englifh tranflation was publifhed by Mr. Marfh- 
 man at Serampore, 1809. (See an article on it in Quar- 
 terly Rev. II. 332.) Another with a German tranflation 
 by Dr. Schott, 1826. 
 
 Le Chou-King, un des livres facres des Chinois, 
 qui renferme les fondemens de leur ancienne 
 hiftoirc, les principes de leur gouvernement et 
 de leur morale ; ouvrage recueilli par Confucius. 
 Traduit et enrichi de notes par feu le P. Gaubil, 
 miffionnaire a la Chine. Revu et corrige fur 
 le texte Chinois, accompagne de nouvelles
 
 76 1 
 
 762 
 
 CONFUCIUS {continued). 
 
 notes, de planches, &c., par M. De Guignes. 
 4°. Par. 1770 
 
 Preface ------- i 
 
 Difcours preliminaire, ou refearches fur les terns ante- 
 
 rieurs a ceux dont parle le Chou-King, et fur la 
 
 mythologie Chinoife, par le P. de Premaire xliv 
 
 Chou-King ------ i 
 
 Notice du livre Chinois nomme Y-King, ou livre Ca- 
 nonique de changemens, avec des notes par M. Claude 
 Vifdelou, eveque de Claudiopolis - - 399 
 
 Table des matieres - - . - - 437 
 
 The life and morals of Confucius, a Chincfe phi- 
 lofopher, who flouri/lied above five hundred years before 
 the coming of Jefus Chrift. Being one of the choiceft 
 pieces of learning and morality remaining ot that nation- 
 Reprinted from the edition of 169 1, and edited by Jofe- 
 phusTela. Pp.115. 8°. Land. i%i% 
 
 CONGREGATIONAL Bilhops or Prelbyters 
 
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 remarks on fome part of Mr. P. Barclay's Perfuafive. 
 By an impartial hand. In a letter to a friend. Pp. 45. 
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 CONGREGATIONAL LECTURE. 
 
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 Lefture was eftablifhed were the following, — to illuftrate 
 the evidence and importance of the great doftrines of 
 revelation, to exhibit the true principles of philology in 
 their application to fuch dodtrines, to prove the accordance 
 and identity of genuine philofophy with the records and 
 dilcoveries of Scripture, and to trace the errors and corrup- 
 tions which have exifted in the Chriftian Church to their 
 proper fources, and by the connexion of found reafoning 
 with the honeft interpretation of God's Holy Word, to 
 point out the methods of refutation and counteraftion. 
 
 For further contents, fee under each author. 
 
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 Henderfon, Ebenezer, D.D. Divine infpiration. 
 
 Redford, Geo., D.D. Holy Scripture verified. 
 
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 Alexander, W. Lindfay, M.A. The connexion and 
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 Bennett, James, D.D. The theology of the early Chris- 
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 Stowell, William Hendry, D.D. The work of the Spirit. 
 
 Halley, Robert, D.D. The facraments, Part 2. The 
 Lord's fupper. 
 
 CONGREVE, William. 
 
 A dramatic writei- and poet. Born 1670; died 1729. 
 
 His works were publiflied in 3 vol. 8°, 17 10, and often 
 
 reprinted. 
 
 Amendments of Mr. Collier's falfe and imperfedl 
 citations, &c., from the Old Batchelour, 
 Double Dealer, Love for Love, Mourning 
 Bride. By the author of thofe plays. 8°. 
 
 Lotid. 1698 
 
 CONNOISSEUR, The, by Mr. Town, Critic 
 and Cenfor-general. Fourth edit. 4 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Lo?id. 1 761 
 
 CONRADUS, Fr. Ord. Prsdic 
 Epiftola, five brevis chronica 1027-1283. 
 
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 connoitre que ce n'eft pas par les mouvemens 
 de leur confcience qu'ils tiennent a leurs 
 erreurs, »et qu'ils s'opiniatrent dans Icurs 
 fchifmes. 12°. Par. 1724 
 
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 CONSTANTIENSE Concilium. 
 Magnum oecumenicum Conftantienfe concilium 
 de univerfali ecclefias reformatione, unione, et 
 fide. Opera et labore Hermanni Von der 
 Hardt. 7 vol. Fol. Franr.et Lipf. \6gj,Scc. 
 
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 J. Gerfonis opus de fimonia abolenda. 
 J. Gerfonis opus de modis uniendi ac reformandi eccle- 
 
 fiam in concilio univerfali. 
 Petri de Alliaco, epiicopi, opufculum de difficultate re- 
 
 formationis in concilio univerfali. 
 P. de Alliaco, redius Theodorici de Niem. Monita de 
 necefiitate reformationis ecclefiafticas in capite et in 
 membris. 
 P. de Alliaco canones reformationis ecclefiae. 
 Francifci de Zabarellis, Cardinalis Florentini, capita 
 
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 ecclefiafticae difciplinas reformatione ftatuta. 
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 ftatus reformatione. 
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 cScc. &c. 
 
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 Henrici de Langenftein confilium pacis, 
 Ada pleniora concilii Pifani a.d. 1409 celebrati. 
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 Johannis Papae 23. 
 
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 De rebus Conftantienfibus Hufiii.
 
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 768 
 
 CONYBEARE, W. D., M.A. {continued). 
 
 I Cor. 2. 5 Oppofition of the Anglican and Tridentinc 
 
 rules of faith ..--.. i 
 
 Rev. 2. 13. Clemens Romanus, Ignatius, and Polycarp 
 
 5« 
 I Cor. 2. 6, 7. Juftin, Tatian, and Athenagoras 119 
 I Theff. 5. 21. Clemens Alexandrinus and Origen 186 
 I Cor. II. 19. Irenaeus, Gnoftic herefies - 258 
 
 Rev. 4. 13, 14. Tertullian ... ^29 
 
 I Tim. 4. 12. Cyprian, Nicene council, &c. 392 
 
 Eph. 4. II, 12. Recapitulation - - - 453 
 
 An elementary courfe of theological leftures, in 
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 natural and revealed ; 2. On the criticifm 
 and interpretation of the Bible ; 3. On the 
 peculiar doftrines of Chriftianity. Second 
 edition. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 CONYBEARE, W. J., late Fellow of Trinity 
 College, Cambridge. 
 
 The life and epilllcs of St. Paul, comprifing a 
 complete biography of the apoftle, and a 
 tranflation of his letters, inferted in chrono- 
 logical order. By the Rev. W, J. Conybeare 
 and the Rev. J. S. Howfon, M.A. With 
 illuftrations on fteel and wood. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1852 
 
 Sermons at Whitehall. 8°. Lond. 1 844.* 
 
 COOK, F. C, M.A., one of her Majefty's In- 
 fpeftors of Church Schools. 
 
 The adls of the apoftles ; with a commentary, 
 and praftical and devotional fuggeftions, for 
 readers and ftudents of the Englifh Bible. 
 Large 12°. Lond. 1850 
 
 COOK, George, D.D., Minifter of Laurence 
 Kirk. 
 
 Hiilory of the Reformation in Scotland, with 
 an introduftory book and an appendix. Se- 
 cond edition. 3 vol. 8°. Edin. 18 19 
 Vol. I. Introduftory book. 1528-1555. Vol. 2. 
 1555— 1560. Vol. 3. 1 560-1 567. Appendix of 
 papers. 
 For review, fee Quart. Review, 7. 107. 
 
 The hiftory of the Church of Scotland from the 
 eftablifhment of the Reformation to the 
 Revolution, illuftrating a moft interefting pe- 
 riod of the political hirtory of Britain. 3 vol. 
 8°. Edin. 1815 
 
 Vol. I. 1567-1592. Vol. 2. 1592-1640. Vol. 3. 
 
 1640—1693. Index. 
 A review (on the toleration of the Reformers) in 
 
 Edinb. Review, 27. 163. 
 
 COOK, John, A.M., Redor of Cuckftone, Kent. 
 
 Sermon, John, 8.34. [Before the Lord Mayor, 
 &c.] 4°. Lond. 1675 
 
 COOK, John, of Gray's Inn, Barrifter. 
 
 King Charles' cafe ; or, an appeal to all rational 
 men, concerning his tryal at the high court 
 of juftice. With an additional opinion con- 
 cerning the death of King James, the lofs of 
 Rochel, and the blood of Ireland. Pp. 43. 
 8°. Lond. 1714 
 
 COOK, John, M.D. 
 
 Ciav dturae ; or, the myftery of philofophy 
 
 COOK, John, M.D. {continued) 
 
 unvailed, in a difcourfe, fhewing the prime 
 and efficient phyfical caufe of all the pheno- 
 mena of nature. 8°. Lond. 1723 
 
 COOKE, F., A.B. 
 
 The univerial letter-writer. 12°. Lond. 18 19 
 
 COOKE, John, A.M. 
 
 Redl:or ot the united pariflies of St. George the Martyr 
 and St. Mary Magdalen, in Canterbury, and of Mer- 
 fham, in Kent, and one of the fix preachers of the Cathe- 
 dral Church of Canterbury. 
 
 Thirty-nine fermons on feveral occafions. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 Vol. 1. 
 Mark, 9. 24. Faith - . . . . 1 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. Happinefs ... ^6 
 
 John, 5. 40. Coming to Chrift - - - 68 
 
 Pfa. 39. 5. Vanity . - - . 94 
 
 Adls, 24. 25. Righteoufnefs, temperance, and judg- 
 ment to come - - - - - -1 34 
 
 Prov. 16. 2. Cleannefs miftaken - - 163 
 
 Prov. 16.2. God's omnifcience - - - 193 
 
 Phil. 4. 6. Prayer - - - - - 216 
 
 John, 15. 14. Friendfhip with God - - 246 
 
 I Pet. 5. 8. The being, enmity, fiercenefs, and cun- 
 ning of the devil, and of our refifting him •■ 271 
 Adts, 26. 28. Againft irrefolution in the faith and 
 praiflice of religion ... - jo6 
 
 1 Their. 5. 21. Trying and proving our religion. 2 fer. 
 
 327 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. The nature, neceflity, and efficacy of 
 cleanfing duties. 2 ferm. . _ . ^67 
 
 Lukt-, 16. 30, 31. A future eftate for rewards and 
 punifhments ..... ^10 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Rom. 10. 2. Zeal, when commendable, when faulty. 
 2 ferm. ...... j 
 
 I Cor. 9. 25. Temperance in all things - 40 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 9. The crown of blifs and glory - 63 
 
 Pfa. 58. II. The ri.hteous man's reward; and the 
 
 wicked man's lot. 2 ferm. St. Philip and St. James' 
 
 day - 82 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. The bleflednefs of mourning. Lent. 2 fer. 
 
 123 
 Matt. 5.5. The bleffednefs ofmeeknefs - 166 
 
 Matt. 5. 7. Mercy to the merciful. Chriftmas. 2 ferm. 
 
 189 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. Purity in heart. Lady day in PafT. week. 
 
 2 ferm. ....... 225 
 
 Heb. 10. 23. The nature, obligations, and encourage- 
 ments of holding faft the profeflion of our faith. St. 
 James' day .----. 267 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 13. Godly fear and obedience - 291 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. Covetoufnefs. St. Matthew's day 316 
 Matt. 12. 8. The fabbath - - - 347 
 
 Pfa. 87. 2. Sion preferred - - - . 369 
 
 Adts, 17. 22. Superftition - - - 389 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 18. The difficulty of falvation. 2 ferm. 414 
 Matt. 10. 32, 33. St. Peter's day - - - 458 
 
 Eph. 5. 8. Nov. 5 - - - - - 4«4 
 
 COOKE, John, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 7. 48-50. [Magdalen.] 4°. 
 
 Brifi. 1 79 1 
 
 COOKE, John, M.A., Reftor of Wentnor, 
 Salop. 
 
 The preacher's affiftant, containing a feries of 
 texts of fermons and difcourfes. Publifhed 
 either fingly or in volumes, by the divines 
 of the Church of England, and by the Dis- 
 fenting clergy ; fpecifying, alfo, the feveral
 
 769 
 
 11° 
 
 COOKE, John, M.A. [continued). 
 
 authors, alphabetically arranged under each 
 text, with fize, date, occafion, or fubjeft- 
 matter of each fermon or dilcourfe. 2 vol. 
 8^ Oxf. 1783 
 
 Vol. I. Texts of Scripture. Vol. 2. Authors. 
 
 COOKE, Thomas. 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 6. 7, 8. The fcheme of man's 
 
 prefent and future exiftence ; or, the dodlrine of univer- 
 fal ialvation explained, to the glory of God in all his 
 attributes. [Char. Sch.] 8°. NeiucaJ. up. Tync, 1752 
 
 An eflay, in two difcourfes. Matt. 3. 10, on 
 the advantages and neceffity of mortification, ftiewn 
 from the connection between foul and body. AddrefTed 
 to Chriftians, Jews, and Gentiles, of all ledts and deno- 
 minations, iz"". Land. 1753 
 
 COOKE, John, A.M., Firft Chaplain, Royal 
 
 Hofpital, Greenwich. 
 Sermon, Adls, 27. 44. The prefervation of St. 
 
 Paul from fliipwreck on the ifland of Melita. 
 
 [Opening of the Royal Hofpital Chapel, 
 
 Greenwich.] Second edition. 8°. s. I. 1789 
 COOKE, William, M.A., Fellow of King's Col., 
 
 Cambridge. 
 Sermon, i Pet. 2. 16. Libertj', moral and religious. 4°. 
 
 Camb. 1780 
 Sermon, i Pet. 2. 16. Civil liberty. 4°. Camb. 1780 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 28. 49. [Jan. 30.] 4'^. Camb. 1781 
 
 Praeledlio ad aftum publicum habitum Cantabrigias. 4°. 
 
 Cantab. 1787 
 
 COOKE, William, M.A., Perpetual Curate of 
 St. Stephen's, Hammerfmith. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 3. 4. God our Father the guide of our youth. 
 [Confirmation.] 8°. Ipjivkh, 1847 
 
 Sermon, 2Cor. 5.20. Ordination. [Lent2.] 8"^. Land. 1850 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 7. 5. Chriftian patriotifm. [Eafter 2.] 
 Confecration of a church. 8^. Land. 1850 
 
 Sermon, Titus, 2. 7, 8. The faith of the Gofpel. How 
 ihall the clergy teach .'' How (hall the people hear } 
 Preached on the occafion of the ceremony called "Read- 
 ing In." [Trinity 11.] 8"^. Land. 1850 
 
 Sermon, i Pet. 5. 2. Feed the flock. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 19. 14. The popi/h aggreflion, unfcriptural, 
 uncanonical, and unconftitutional. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Sermon, Eph. i. 3. Sacraments, channels of grace from 
 our Lord's humanity. 8^. 1850 
 
 COOKESEY, John, A.M., Redor of the united 
 parilhes of St. Anthony and St. John Baptift, 
 London. 
 
 Sermon, i Pet. 3. 15. Chriftianity founded on 
 argument. [Palm.] 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 COOKESLEY, William Gilford, M.A., Affiftant 
 Mafter of Eton College. 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1843 
 
 [Vol. I.] 
 Pfa. 90. 9. New Year ----- 1 
 
 Matt. 24. 42. New Year - - - - 16 
 
 Matt. 6. 6. Prayer - _ ... 34 
 
 Luke, 6. 36. Mercy - . . . 51 
 
 Matt. 19. 14. The education "of the poor. [For national 
 fchools at New Windfor.] - - - - 72 
 
 Deut. 28. 1-3, and 15—17. Religion the only true foun- 
 dation of national happinefs. [On laying the firft ftone 
 of the church at New Windfor.] - - 99 
 
 John, 3. 8, 9. On the danger of following our own 
 opinion in matters on which Scripture ought to be our 
 guide . - - - - - 121 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Chriftmas day - - . 14.1 
 
 Matt. 2. I, 2. Epiphany - - - 164 
 
 COOKESLEY, William Gifford, M.A. {continued). 
 
 I Tim. 2. 6. The atonement. [Palm Sunday.] 184 
 John, 19. 30. Good Friday . - - 202 
 
 John, 14. 19. Eafter day ... - 233 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafantnefs of religion - 255 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The charadler of Mary, the fifter of 
 
 Martha - 270 
 
 I Cor. 10. 15, 16. The Lord's fupper - 293 
 
 Eph. 4. 15, 16. The unity of the Church. [For the 
 
 Church Union Society.] ... - 314 
 
 Vol. 2. 1844. 
 Matt. 18. 1-3. On the children of God - I 
 
 Pfa. 49. 10, II. Death. [Fun. ferm.] - - 18 
 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. On the fin againft the Holy Ghoft 36 
 John, 6. 51. The facrament of the Lord's fupper 52 
 Rom. 12. 12. Prayer . . - - 70 
 
 Adls, 26. 9. Sincerity ----- 87 
 
 Ads, 2. 38. Repentance. [Commencement of Lent.] 
 
 104 
 Matt. 4. I. On the temptation in the wildernefs. 2 
 
 fermons. [Lent.] - - - - 119 
 
 John, 2. I, 2. The atonement. [Good Friday.] 154 
 Mark, 15. 39. The devout centurion - - 170 
 
 Col. 3. I. The refurreftion. [Eafter.] - 188 
 
 AGts, 2. 27. The defcent of our Saviour into hell. [2d 
 
 Sunday after Eafter.] ----- 202 
 Matt. 10.42. The education of the poor. [Whitfunday. 
 
 For National Soc] - - - - 221 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. The Trinity. [Trin. Sun.] - 238 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. Grace 254 
 
 COOLEY, W. D. Efq. 
 
 A hiftory of maritime and inland difcoveries. 
 Lardner's Cab. Cyc. 3 vol. Sm. 8°. L. 1830 
 
 COOPER, Charles Purton, Efq., A.M., F.R.S. 
 Doftor of Laws of the Roman Catholic Uni- 
 verfity ofLouvain, and one of her Majefty's 
 Counfel. 
 
 Subilance of the fpcech of, as counfel for the 
 Rev. Charles Wellbeloved, in the fuit of the Attorney- 
 general fcrjus Shore, inftituted in the High Court of 
 Chancery, refpefting Lady Hevvley's foundations, Wed- 
 nelday, 2d July, 1834. Pp.81. %\ Ls«i. 1834 
 
 The late edift of the court of Rome. Lord 
 Beaumont's letter to Lord Zetland. Fifth edition. Pp. 
 23. 8°. Lend. 1850 
 
 Ancient Britifh and Englifh Churches. Stilling- 
 
 fleet's independence of the Britifh Churches proved from 
 their carriage to Auguftine the monk; and Inett'sfhort view 
 of the ancient and prefent ftate of the Englifh Church and 
 monarchy. To which are fubjoined the letters apoftolic 
 of Pius IX. 29 Sept., 1850, &c. 3d edit. 8". Z,. 1851 
 
 The Pope's apoftolic letters of September 1850. Letter 
 to an Englifh Roman Catholic peer. Sixth edition. 
 Pp. II. 8°. Li^d. 185 1 
 
 The Aft of Settlement and the Pope's apoftolic letters. 
 Seleftion from correipondence in the months of Novem- 
 ber and December laft. Fourth edition. Pp. 30. 8 . 
 
 Lend. 18 5 1 
 
 The common law and the Pope's apoftolic letters of Sept. 
 1850. Extrads of fome letters addrefTed in the month 
 of December laft to Charles Purton Cooper, Efq. Fifth 
 edition. Pp. 55. 8°. Lor.d. 1851 
 
 The Ultra Party amongft the Englifh Roman Catholics. 
 Extraft of a letter, 15th February, 1851, from an Eng- 
 lifh Roman Catholic peer [Lord Beaumont] to Mr. Pur- 
 ton Cooper. Fourth edition. Pp. 16. S'^. Lond. 1851 
 
 The Pope's brief of September 1850. Notes of fome con- 
 clufions arrived at I5th-2 5th January, 1 85 1, in ieveral 
 conferences between certain Roman Catholic priefts and 
 a queen's counfel. Third edit. Pp. 11. 8 . Lend. 1851 
 
 So much of the Pope's apoftolical letters of September 
 1850, as relates to the creation of an archbifhopric and 
 
 3D
 
 771 
 
 772 
 
 COOPER, Charles Purton, Efq. A.M., F.R.S. (ccntwued). 
 twelve bifhoprics. The Aft of 26 Hen. VIII. intituled 
 " An Aft tor Nomination and Confecration of Suffra- 
 gans within this Realm." With an appendix. Seventh 
 edition. Pp.47. 8*^. Z,o«<^. 185 1 
 
 COOMBE, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 1 1. 9. The influence ofChriftianity 
 on the condition of the world. 4°. Land, ijgo 
 COOPER, Rev. Edward. 
 
 Educated at Eton. Obtained the prize for Latin verfe 
 at the Univerfity of Oxford 1791. Elefted Fellow of All 
 Souls' College. Reftor of Hamftal, Ridgware, 1799; and 
 of Yoxall, Staftbrdfhire, 1809. Died 1833. His fermons 
 have long maintained great popularity ; the fubjefts are all 
 highly uietul and important, and they are uniformly treated 
 with much ferioufnefs, force, and animation. 
 
 Praftical and familiar fermons, defigned for paro- 
 chial and domeftic inflruftion. 7 vol. 12°. 
 
 Land. 
 Vol. I. 14th edition. 1830, 
 Matt. 16.26. The fooli/h bargain - - - i 
 
 Rom. 6. 21. Unfruitfulnefs and mifery of fin 15 
 
 Matt.6. 24. Impoffibility of fervingGod and Mammon 31 
 Mark, 9.43-48. Mortification of fin a reafonable duty 47 
 Luke, 16. 2. The day of account - - 64 
 
 Gal. 6. 15. Scriptural view of true religion - 80 
 
 Gal. 6. 7, 8. The difference between fowing to the flefh 
 and to the Spirit - - - . . 06 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The faithful faying - - - iii 
 
 John, 3. 14, 15. The brazen ferpent - - 126 
 
 Heb. 5. 9. Jefus Chrifl the author of eternal falvation 
 
 H3 
 Afts, 5. 31. Offices and gifts of Jefus Chrifl - 160 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 1 1. The power of the Gofpel in changing the 
 hearts and lives of men - - - - 177 
 
 John, 17. 17. Sanftification through the word 194 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. Falfe and true marks of growth in grace 
 
 210 
 Matt. 5.16. The duty of letting our light fhine before 
 
 men ---.... 226 
 
 I John, 5. 4. The world overcome by faith 243 
 
 Matt. 5. 6. BlefTednefs of thofe who hunger and thirft 
 
 after righteoulnefs - - - - 259 
 
 John, 10. 14. Mutual knowledge between Chrifl and 
 
 his people ---... jyfi 
 
 Pfa. 29. II. Promife of ftrength and peace - 292 
 
 Mai. 3. 2. Chrifl's fecond coming - - - 308 
 
 Vol. 2. i2th edition. 1830. 
 
 1 ThefT. 2. 13. The efficacy of the word of God, and 
 on the way of receiving it ... i 
 
 Heb. 9. 22. Jefus Chrifl, the one great facrifice for fin 16 
 
 2 Cor. 6. I. On receiving the grace of God in vain 32 
 Afts, 16. 31. The grand direftion and promife of the 
 
 gofpel 47 
 
 Ezek. 33. II. The mercy and juflice of God 64 
 
 Afts, 24. 25. The prefent time the mofl convenient for 
 
 repentance ----.. go 
 
 Luke, II. 24-26. Defcription and danger of conviftion 
 
 when not followed by converfion - - 96 
 
 Pfa. 51. 17. The broken heart an acceptable facrifice 112 
 Luke, 21. 24. Danger of intemperance and worldly- 
 
 mindednefs -----. uy 
 
 Gen. 27. 13. Rebecca's impofition on Ifaac - 143 
 1 Tim. I. 16. St. Paul a pattern of the long-fufFering 
 
 of God - - - - - . xrg 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. The children of this world wifer than the 
 
 children of light - - - _ . ija 
 
 Phil. 4. II, 12. Tendency ofChriflian principles to pro- 
 duce true contentment - - . - igg 
 Heb. 12. 2. Jefus enduring the crofs and defpifing the 
 
 fhame 
 
 207 
 
 I John, 3. 3. The objeft and efteft ofChriflian hope 
 
 224 
 
 COOPER, Rev. Edward {contbwed). 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. The office of the Holy Spirit, and the dan- 
 ger of grieving him - . . . 239 
 Heb. 13. 17. The reciprocal duties of minifters and people 
 
 256 
 Ifa. 65. 1. Converfion to God, a real change of heart 272 
 Rom. 8. 28. Defcription and blefTednefs of God's people 
 
 289 
 Heb. 4. II. Motives to diligence an earneflnefs in reli- 
 gion -.-.... 207 
 Vol. 3. 9th edition. 1830. 
 Judg. 3. 20. The gofpel mefi'age - - i 
 Afts, 8. 35. Jefus the great fubjeft ofChriflian preach- 
 ing 17 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The broad and the narrow way 32 
 
 John, 5. 40. The real caufe of men's rejeftion of the 
 
 gofpel ------- 47 
 
 Hofea, II. 8, 9. Divine forbearance towards finners 63 
 Matt. 12. 50. Defcription and dignity of true Chriflians 79 
 2 Theff. 3. 13. The tendency to wearinefs in well- 
 doing illuftrated and oppofed " - - 95 
 Ifa. 51. 7, 8. Chriflians encouraged againfl the fear of 
 man - - - - - - - no 
 
 Jer. 8. 20. Cautions and confolations - - 126 
 Rom. 5. 19. The fall and recovery of man - 144 
 I Pet. 4. 4, 5. The world and the Chriflian - 160 
 Luke, 15. 32. The nature of fin, of repentance, and of 
 pardoning mercy, illuftrated in the parable of the pro- 
 digal fon 178 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 22. The danger of partaking of other men's 
 fins pointed out and applied ... 198 
 
 2 Tim. I. 18. Mercy in that day 
 John, 14. 16. The Holy Spirit the Comforter- 
 Numb. 32. 23. Certainty of fin finding us out 
 Matt. 22. 11-13. The wedding garment 
 Ecclef. II. 9. Youth folemnly admonifhed - 279 
 Jer. 3. 4. God's tender expoflulations with young per- 
 
 fons ------- 296 
 
 2 Thefl". 3. I. The word of the Lord glorified - 312 
 
 Vol. 4. 7th edition. 1829. 
 Rom. 2. 28, 29. The circumcifion of the heart i 
 
 John, 3. 7. Nature and neceffity of regeneration 19 
 
 John, I. 12, 13. Adoption the fruit of faith and re- 
 generation ..---. 38 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God in redemption - 57 
 Eph. 5. 14. The call of the gofpel to finners 74 
 Matt. II. 28. Chrifl's invitation to the heavy-laden 89 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 17. The fin and guilt of not obeying the gofpel 
 
 106 
 
 John, 17. 20. Saving faith through the word 123 
 
 John, 14. 27. Difference between Chrifl's peace and 
 
 the world's peace ----- 142 
 
 Afts, 3. 26. Converfion from fin the great bleffing of 
 the gofpel - - - - - - 1 56 
 
 Heb. 12. 17. Efau defpifing his birthright - 175 
 
 James, i. 5, 6. The humble enquirer after wifdom en- 
 couraged - - - - - - -191 
 
 Ifa. 61. I, 2. The acceptable year and the day of ven- 
 geance ------ 207 
 
 Ifa. 25. 9. Connexion between the confidence and cha- 
 
 rafter of the true Chriftian flated and illuflrated 225 
 
 Afts, 17. 6, 7. Evil of calumny and prejudice expofed 
 
 241 
 
 Rom. 5. 10. Converting mercy a pledge of perfevering 
 
 grace - - - - - - -261 
 
 Matt. 5. 35. The fin of fwearing - - 278 
 
 Luke, I. 68, 69. The bleffings of redemption - 298 
 Afts, 8. 21. A right flate of heart defcribed and en- 
 forced - - - - - - - 312 
 
 Ifa. 51. I. Importance of reflefting on our natural flate 
 of guilt and corruption - - - - 327 
 
 Vol. 5. 6th edition. 1829. 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 4. The objefta and weapons of the Chriflian 
 miniflry ------- i 
 
 Rom. 8. 7. The carnal mind enmity againfl God 17 
 
 214 
 23c 
 
 262
 
 773 
 
 774 
 
 COOPER, Rev. Edward {continued). 
 
 A(5ts, 13. 38-41. Forgivenefs of fins through Chrift 33 
 Nahum, l. 7. God's favour to thofe ufho trult in him 50 
 Phil. 3. 8. The excellency of the knowledge of Chrift 65 
 Pfa. 73. 24. The privileges, charad:er, and experience 
 
 of the Lord's people . . - - 81 
 
 Ifa. 32. 2. Chrift a fhelterand refrefhment to his people 
 
 98 
 J Sam. 15. 22. Obedience better than facrifice 116 
 Rev. 7. 14-17. The bleffednefs of thofe who are wafhed 
 
 in the blood of the Lamb - - - -133 
 
 Mark, 14.8. Good works the fruits of faith and love 150 
 John, 6. 37. Coming finners in no wife caft out 166 
 John, 20. 31. Life through faith in the name of Chrift 
 
 182 
 Gen. 19. 17, The angel's admonition to Lot 198 
 
 Pfa. III. 5. The Lord's faithfulnefs in providing food 
 
 for his people - - - - - 213 
 
 Heb. 4. I. The Chriftian's reft through faith - 229 
 Heb. 13. 13, 14. Exhortation to decifion and earneftnels 
 
 in religion ------ 245 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. The rightcoufnefs of the Scribes and 
 
 Pharifees - - - - - - -261 
 
 2 Tim. I. 12. The foundation of the Chriftian's hope 278 
 Prov. 22. 6. The duty of educating the poor explained 
 
 and enforced - - - - - 295 
 
 Luke, 9. 62. Danger of religious declenfion - 312 
 I Pet. I. 8. Love to Chrift the diftinguifhing mark of 
 
 true Chriftians - - - - - 328 
 
 Pfa. 106.4. Prayer for the Lord's favour to his people 345 
 Jer. 8. 22. Balm in Gilead - - - - 361 
 
 1 Pet. 1.3. The Chriftian rejoicing in his regeneration 
 and hope ..-.-. jyg 
 
 Vol. 6. 5th edition. 183 1. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Minifters ambaffadors for Chrift - i 
 Matt. 7. 24-27. The wife and the foolifli builder 20 
 Gal. 6. 7. The folly of fuppofing that God may be 
 
 mocked --.... ^6 
 
 Heb. I. 10-12. The unchangeablenefs of Chrift 53 
 A(£ls, 19. 18-20. Works meet for repentance 69 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 18. The future puniftiments of the ungodly 
 inferred from the prefent affliftions of the righteous 86 
 
 Pfa. 25. II. The Pfalmift's petition for pardon 104 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 2. The accepted time, the day of falvation 121 
 Job, 22. 15. The way of the wicked defcribed 136 
 Gen. 5. 24. Walking with God - - 154 
 Zech. 2. 7. Separation from the world the duty and 
 
 privilege of a Chriftian - - - - 172 
 
 Ifa. 49. 10. Promifes of Chrift to his people 188 
 
 Numb. 10. 29. The invitation of Mofes to Hobab 205 
 Pfa. 4. 6. The different language of the godly and the 
 
 ungodly defcriptive of their charadlers - 224 
 
 John, 10. 9. Chrift the door - - . - 241 
 
 Matt. 22. 45. David's Lord and David's Son. Chrift- 
 
 mas day ...... 258 
 
 John, 15. 5. Nature, end, and neceffity, of a real union 
 
 with Chrift ---... jy^ 
 A(fts, 2. 37. Nature and effeds of a faving convidtion 
 
 of fin. Whitfun. ... - 289 
 
 John, 3. 12. Earthly and heavenly things. Trin. Sun. 303 
 Pfa. 34. II. Duty of teaching children the fear of the 
 
 Lord, explained and enforced - - - 319 
 
 Rom. I. 14. Duty of contributing to the fupport of 
 
 mifiions ------ ^40 
 
 I Cor. II. 25. The facrament of the Lord's fupper ex- 
 plained, and a due attendance on it enforced - 362 
 Ifa. 57. 14. The ftumbling-block removed. Before 
 
 Lord's fupper - - - - - 381 
 
 John, 6. 53-56. Chrift the fpiritual food of his people. 
 
 At Lord's fupper ----- ^98 
 
 Vol. 7. 2d edition. 1830. 
 
 Rom. 3. 22, 23. The charge of fin univerfal I 
 
 Deut. 32. 47. Religion not a vain thing - 19 
 
 Ifa. 1.18. The reafonablenefs of the offers and terms 
 
 ofthegofpel ---..- 36 
 
 COOPER, Rev. Edward {continued). 
 
 Gal. 5. 6. True religion confidered as to its beginning, 
 principle, and end ----- 53 
 
 Ifa. 53. I. Prevalence of unbelief - - - 68 
 
 Matt. II. 20-24. '^^^ ^'" ^"'^ danger of abufing reli- 
 gious privileges . - - - - 85 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. Falfc and true grounds of glorying 104 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The ways of religion ways of pleafantnefs 
 
 and peace - - - - - -122 
 
 Hof. 12. 6. Inftru£lions to the unconverted and to the 
 converted ------ 139 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The death of the righteous - 156 
 
 Pfa. 77. 19, 20. God's myfterious dealings with his 
 
 people ------- 172 
 
 Heb. II. 17-19. Trial of Abraham's faith - 190 
 
 Prov. 26. 12. Defcription and danger of religious felf- 
 
 conceit ------ 208 
 
 Luke, 19. 8. Genuine converfion illuftrated in the cafe 
 ofZaccheus ------ 227 
 
 Col. 2. JO. Chriftians complete in Chrift - 244 
 
 John, 13. 7. The duty and comfort of fubmiffion under 
 
 afBidfion 260 
 
 Luke, 12. 32. The people of Chrift exhorted to lay 
 afide their fears ----- 276 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 12. Nature and profitablenefs of family reli- 
 gion ------- 294 
 
 Luke, 23. 31. Evil and defertof fin inferred from the 
 fufferings of Chrift - - - - 311 
 
 Heb. 10. 38. Defcription and danger of religious de- 
 clenfion - - 326 
 
 Ifa. 40. I. The Lord's people comforted - 345 
 
 Rom. 8. 31. The Chriftian challenge - - 363 
 
 Rom. 8. 16. The witnefs of the Spirit - 3S0 
 
 Pfa. 149. 4. The Lord's delight in his people, and his 
 defigns towards them - - - . 398 
 
 Sermons, chiefly defigned to elucidate fome of 
 tlie leading doftrines of the Gofpel. To which 
 is added an appendix containing fermons 
 preached on feveral public occafions. Sixth 
 edition. 12°. Lend. 18 19 
 
 Vol. I. 
 John, 12. 28. God glorified in the fufferings of Chrift I 
 Rom. 3. 21-26. Scriptural ftatement of the dodrine of 
 juftification ------ 20 
 
 Rom. 3. 31. The dodtrine of juftification by faith only, 
 vindicated from the charge of encouraging licentious- 
 
 nefs 42 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 3. Scriptural ftatement of the doftrines of 
 human corruption, and of the renewal of the heart 
 to holinefs ------ 63 
 
 John, 4. 10. On the gift of the Spirit - - 84 
 
 2 Cor. II. 3. On the danger of being corrupted from 
 the fimplicity that is in Chrift - - 104 
 
 Matt. 11.30. Chrift's yoke an eafy yoke - 124 
 
 Matt. II. 30. Chrift's burden a light burden 145 
 
 Gen. 19. 29. The danger of a worldly fpirit illuftrated 
 in the hiftory of Lot - - . - 164 
 
 Mark, 2. 27. The defign and duties of the Sabbath 182 
 Matt. 19. 16. The danger of felf-deception - 205 
 Cant. 5. 16. Chrift our friend - - - 230 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. The danger of negleding the great falvation 
 
 257 
 Phil. I. 21. The life and death of the real Chriftian 278 
 Rom. 12. I. On furrendering ourfelves to God 296 
 Luke, 15. 10. Angels rejoicing over the penitent finner 
 
 316 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. I. 10. Confolation to the afflidted - i 
 
 Jonah, I. 6. Expoftulation with carelefs finners 20 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. The grace of Chrift fufficient - 36 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 31. Hezekiah's fall - - 6i 
 
 Matt. 10. 32. On confefling Chrift - - 81 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. The advantages of godlinefs as to the 
 prefent life ------ 105
 
 775 
 
 T]6 
 
 COOPER, Rev. Edward {continued). 
 
 Luke, 13. 34. Earneftnefs in religion • - 127 
 2 Cor. 15. 5. The marks of true faith - 150 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 16. Archdeacon's vifitation - - 183 
 Rev. 2. 10. Minifterial faithfulneis. Fun. ferm. on 
 
 Rev. Jonathan Stubbs - - - - 211 
 
 Jer. 3. 15. The paftor according to God's own heart. 
 
 Fun. ferm. on Rev. George Hutchinfon - 239 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19. The word of God a light fhining in a 
 dark place. Bible Soc. ... 273 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. To accelerate Chrift's kingdom the duty 
 and the defire of all true Chriftians. Bible Soc. 293 
 Heb. 13. 9. Prayer-Book and Homily Soc. - 325 
 Rom. II. 30-33. Society for Promoting Chriftianity 
 amongft the Jews ----- 349 
 
 The crjfis ; or, an attempt to fhew from pro- 
 phecy the profpefts and the duties of the 
 Church of Chrift. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1825 
 
 A letter to the editor of the Britifh Review, occafioned by 
 
 liis remarks on the Crifis. In the number for May 
 
 1825. Pp. 67. 12°. Land. 1825 
 
 Letters to a ferious enquirer after divine truth. 
 Second edition. 1 2°. Lotid. 1 8 1 7 
 
 COOPER, James, M.A., Minifter of St. Paul's 
 Chapel, Stonehoufe. 
 
 Sermons preached in St. Paul's Chapel, Stone- 
 houfe. 12°. Lo7jd. 1840 
 Gen. I. 26. God's purpofe in the creation of man i 
 Rom. 8. 7, 8. The enmity of the carnal mind 28 
 Eph. 5. 14. Man's refponlibility to the call of God 49 
 I John, 2. 15, 16. The character of the world 70 
 Jer. 50. 4, 5. Converfion - - - - 92 
 John, 6. 33. Chrift the bread of life - - 115 
 I John, 4. 7. The knowledge of God - - 138 
 Ifaiah, 51. i. The grace of God the fource of falvation 
 
 161 
 I Pet. 2. 23. Chriftian meeknefs - - 184 
 
 Pfa. 39.9. Refignation to the divine will under bereave- 
 ments. Fun. ferm. ----- 207 
 Rev. 3. II. The maintenance of our hope. New year 
 
 ^ . , 233 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 2. Fajthful ftewardrtiip. Archdeacon's vifit- 
 ation -.-..- 2^-7 
 
 COOPER, Myles, LL.D., Prefident of King's 
 College, New York, and Fellow of Queen's 
 College, Oxford. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 7. 9. National humiliation and 
 repentance recommended, and the caufes of the pre- 
 fent rebellion in America aiTigned. [Faft.] 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1776 
 
 COOPER, Samuel, D.D., Reftor of Morley and 
 Yelvefton, Norfolk, 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 43, 44. The power of Chrift- 
 ianity over the malignant paflions afferted, the real 
 caufes of perfecutions amongft Chriftians, and the true 
 grounds of mutual forbearance in religious opinions ex- 
 plained. 4°. Catnb. 1776 
 
 Sermon, i ThefT. 5. 21. The neceflity and truth 
 of the three principal revelations demonftrated from the 
 gradations of fclence, and the progrefs of the mental 
 faculties. [Commencement.] 4°. Camh. 1777 
 
 Sermon, Eph. 6. 4. The neceflity and duty of 
 
 the early inftrudlion of children in the Chriftian religion 
 evinced and enforced. [Charity and Sunday Schools.] 
 4 ■ Yarmouth, 1 790 
 
 COOPER, Thomas, Biftiop of Winchefter. 
 
 Born at Oxford, 15 17, and educated at Magdalen Col- 
 lege, where he obtained a fellowfhip. Dean of Gloucefter 
 1569. Biftiop of Lincoln 1570. Tranflated to Winchefter 
 
 COOPER, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 1584. Died 1594. "He was," fays Wood, " furniftied 
 with all kind of learning, almoft beyond his contemporaries, 
 and not only adorned the pulpit with his fermons, but the 
 commonwealth ot learning with his writings." 
 A brief expofition of fuch chapters of the Old 
 Teftament as ufually are read in the Church 
 at common prayer on the Sundays throughout 
 the year. 4°. Lond. 1573* 
 
 Certaine fermons [xii.], wherein is contained the 
 defence of the gofpel now preached againft 
 cavils and falfe accufations. 4°. Lond. 1580* 
 An answer in defence of the truth againft the 
 apology of private mafs. To which is pre- 
 fixed (as in the original edition) the work 
 anfwered, entitled. An apology of private 
 mafs, an anonymous Popifli treatife againft 
 Bifhop Jewel. Edited for the Parker Society, 
 by the Rev. W. Goode, M.A., F.S.A. Sm. 
 8''. CcimL 1850 
 
 Originally publi/hed anonymoufly 1562, and generally 
 
 afcribed to Biftiop Jewel. 
 
 Thefaurus linguae Romans, et Britannicae, tam 
 accurate congeftus, ut nihil pene in eo defyde- 
 rari poflit, quod vel Latine compleflatur am- 
 pliflimus Stephani Thefaurus, vel Anglice, 
 toties audla Eliotas Bibliotheca. Acceflit dic- 
 tionarium hiftoricum et poeticum. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1578 
 
 An admonition to the people of England. 
 
 Puritan Difcipline Trafts 
 
 COOPER, William. 
 
 One of the paftors at Bofton, New England. 
 
 The doflrine of predeftination unto life explained 
 
 and vindicated in four fermons. [On Rom. 8. 
 
 29, 30.] 12°. Lond. 1775 
 
 COOPER, William, D.D., F.R.S., Archdeacon 
 
 of York. 
 
 Difcourfes. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1795 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Gal. 3. 19. The wifdom and neceffity of the Mofaic 
 revelation ...... j 
 
 Rev. 19. 10. The teftimony of Jefus - 19 
 
 Lev. 26. 2. Ufe and inftitution of the Sabbath 37 
 
 Adts, 26. 14. Charafter of St. Paul - - 64 
 
 John, 14. 8, 9. The Trinity ... 91 
 
 I Tim. 6. 17-19. Charity fermon for poor children 121 
 Prov. 3. 27, 28. Charity fermon - - - 142 
 
 John, 13. 35. Before prefidents, &c., of a General In- 
 firmary ...... J 59 
 
 Mark, 16. ig. The afcenfion of our Lord - 185 
 Luke, 21. 28. The advent of Chrift - 202 
 
 Pfa. 112. 6. Funeral fermon on John Dealtry, M.D. 223 
 Rom. 10. 2. Concerning the opinions and errors of the 
 Church of Rome ..... 234 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. Worldly lufts - - . 254 
 
 Mark, 16. 15, 16. Saving faith ... 272 
 A£ls, 20. 24. Archdeacon's vifit. of the clergy 291 
 
 James, 3. 7-9. Government of the tongue - 325 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. Man's mortality - . - 347 
 
 Prov. 4. 14. Evil company - • - •- 37 1 
 
 Eccles. 8. 8. Death .... 393 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Mark, II. 29. Meeknefs .... i 
 
 I Cor. I. 21. Worldly wifdom ... 25 
 
 Adts, 17. 30. Repentance - - - - 43 
 
 Afts, 17. II. Holy Scripture the great rule of faith 63
 
 Ill 
 
 778 
 
 COOPER, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 John, 3. io, 21. The Jewifh enmity and oppofition to 
 
 the truth ...... cji 
 
 John, 3. 20, 21. The Romifh enmity and oppofition to 
 
 the truth - - - - - -131 
 
 John, 3. 20, 21. The re-eftablifhment of true religion 
 
 and the caufes thereof - - - - 167 
 
 Deut. 32. 7. The knowledge of antiquity, its importance 
 
 and ufe - - - - - - -199 
 
 Nehem. 5. 15. The honeft governor - 235 
 
 Pfa. 103. 15, 16. The precarioufnefs of human life 261 
 I Cor. 2. 9. The joys of heaven ... 279 
 Charge to the clergy .... 299 
 
 Charge to the clergy ..... 325 
 
 Ten of the difcourfes in the above volumes were pub- 
 lifhed 1766 in 1 vol. 8°. 
 
 COORE, Richard, D.D. 
 
 A good fcholar, inclined to Antinomianifm. He was 
 ejedled from Tong Chapel, Yorkfhire, for nonconformity, 
 1662, after which he pradlifed phyfic. Died at Leeds 1687, 
 aged feventy-one. The following very rare work appears 
 to have been the only one he publiihed. 
 
 The praftical expofitor of the more difficult texts 
 that are contained in the Holy Bible, wherein 
 the dreams in Daniel, and the vifions of all 
 the prophets, and the two myftical books of 
 the Canticles and the Revelation, are all clearly 
 opened. 8°. Land. 1683 
 
 COPLAND, Alex., Efq., Advocate. 
 
 Mortal life, and the ftate of the foul after death, 
 conformable to divine revelation as interpreted 
 by the ableft Proteflant commentators, and 
 confiftent with the difcoveries of fcience. 2d 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 COPLESTON, Edward, D.D., Bp. of Llandaff. 
 
 Bornat Offwell, Devon, 1776. Elefted fcholar of Corpus 
 
 Chrifti College, Oxford, 1791. Chofen Fellow of Oriel 
 
 1795. Appointed College tutor 1797. Profeffor of Poetry 
 
 1802. Prodtor 1807. Provoft of Oriel 1814. Dean of 
 
 Chefter 1826. Bifliop of Llandaff and Dean of St, Paul's 
 
 1827. Died 1849. 
 
 A letter to John Coker, of New College, Efq., on his Second 
 edition of Refledtions on the late eleftion of a Chan- 
 cellor of the Univerfity of Oxford. Pp.20. 1 8 10. 
 
 Sermon, i John, 3. 18. [Anniv. Devon, &c. Hofpital.] 
 Second edit. 8°. 0;t/. 1819 
 
 An enquiry into the doftrines of neceffity and 
 predeilination. In four difcourfes [on Ad;s, 
 15. 18; Deut. 8. 5 ; Afts, 2. 23, and Luke, 
 13. 23, 24.] Preached before the Univerfity 
 of Oxford, with notes, and an appendix on 
 the 17th article of the Church of England. 
 8°. Lond. 1 82 1 
 
 For review, fee Quarterly Review, 26. 82. 
 
 Prsleftiones academicae Cxonii habitat. Editio 
 altera. 8°. Oxonii, 1828 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 13. 24,25. [S.P.C.K. and S.P.G.F.P.] 
 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 5. 28. [Anniv. Char. School, L. and W.] 
 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 A charge, Church difcipline and national education, deli- 
 vered to the clergy of the diocefe of Llandaff, in 1839. 
 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Two fermons, with a paftoral addrefs on Roman Catholic 
 errors. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Luke, 6. 26. Falfe liberality ..... i 
 
 Matt. 16. 19. The power of the keys - 24 
 
 A charge, at the triennial vifitation in 1842. Second edit. 
 8°. Lond, 1842 
 
 COPLESTON, Bifhop {continue J). 
 
 A charge, delivered in 1845. ^^- Lond. 1845 
 
 Other works : Advice to a Young Reviewer, 1X17. Ex- 
 aminer examined, 1809. Reply to the Calumnies of the 
 Edinburgh Review againft Oxford, 1810. A Second Reply, 
 1810. A Third Reply, 1811. Firft Letter to Mr. Peel on 
 a Variable Standard of Value, 18 19. Second Letter on the 
 Caufes of the Increafe of Pauperifm, 1819, Remarks on 
 Objedtions to Sermons on Predcftination, 1822. Currency 
 Queftion, reprinted from Quarterly Review. Single Ser- 
 mons : for Exeter Hofpital, 18055 Oriel Jubilee, 1826; 
 at Chefl:er(Nov. 5), 1826 ; at Abergavenny, 1829 ; S.i'.G. 
 1833 ; Death of King William IV., 1837 ; at Ufk, 18385 
 Confecration of Church, 1840; on Church Mufic, 1848. 
 Charges, 1830-33-36-48. Speeches on Teft Adts, 18285 
 Roman Catholic Bill, 1829; Maynooth, 1845. Papers in 
 Quarterly Review : On Whitaker de Motu, 181 1 ; Enfor 
 on Education, 181 1 ; Curates' Bill, 1813 ; Currency, 1822 5 
 Buckland's Reliquiae Diluvianae, 1823} London Univer- 
 f.ty, 1825. 
 
 (Memoir of.) With fcleftions from his diary 
 and correfpondence, &c. By William James 
 Coplefton, M.A., Reftor of Cromhall. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 With appendix, containing Advice to a Young Re. 
 viewer, and extradls from Replies to the Edinburgh Review. 
 
 COPLESTON, John, M.A., Vicar of Broad 
 Clyfte, Devon, and Preb. of St. Peter's, Exon. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. jj. 20. Mofes next to God, and 
 Aaron next to Mofes fubordinate and fubfer- 
 vient. [May 29.] 4°. Lond. 1661 
 
 COPPIN, Richard. 
 
 Divine teachings : In three parts. I. The glorious myftery 
 of divine teachings between God, Chrift, and the (aints. 
 II. Anti-Chrift in man, oppofing Emmanuel, or, God in 
 us. III. The advancement of all things in Chrift and 
 ■ of Chrift in all things, with a difcovery of good and evil, 
 inhabiting in man. Together with a brief difcovery of 
 fome things concerning election and reprobation, &c. 
 Being fome fparks of that glory that fhinesand dwells in 
 Richard Coppin. With an occafional word by way of 
 preface, wherein is fomething of the myftery of Alpha 
 and Omega, with a prophetical hint, written by Abiezer 
 Coppe. 4°. Lond. 1649 
 
 COQUEREL, A. L. C, Paftor of the Walloon 
 
 Church at Amfterdam. 
 Sermons. Seconde edition. 8°. Amjl. 1820 
 
 Adt. 5. 38, 39 - 
 Luc. 2. 51 
 Adt. 26. 28 
 
 CORBET, John. 
 
 Born at Gloucefter 
 
 3 
 35 
 67 
 
 162c. 
 
 Luc, 2. 15-20 - 102 
 Matt. 28. 6 - 133 
 I Sam.20.4. Jonath. 165 
 
 Obtained the living of Bram- 
 fliot, Hampfliire, from which he was ejedted 1662. Died 
 1680. He was a Nonconformift divine of great moderation 
 and piety. He had a confiderable fhare in compiling the 
 firft volume of Rufhworth's Colledtions. 
 
 Self-employment in fecret, containing memorials 
 for his own praftice, his evidences upon felf- 
 examination, &c. 12°. 168 1* 
 
 Remains. Printed from his own MSS. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1684 
 A difcourfe of the Church ... - i 
 
 Of the miniftry .... - 34 
 
 Of certainty and infallibility' - - - - 77 
 
 The true ftate of ancient Epifcopacy - - loi 
 
 Of the prefent ftate of conformitj' in the Ch. of England 
 
 136 
 Of divine worftiip .... - 20^9 
 
 A ftiort expofition on Jonah, 2. I-4 - - 249 
 
 Expofition on John, 16. 33 - - - - 257
 
 779 
 
 78o 
 
 CORBET, John {continued). 
 
 An enquiry into the oath required of Nonconformifts. 
 A plea for communion with the Church of England. 
 Of the decrees and operations of God. 
 The principles and pradlices of Nonconformifts. 
 
 CORDERIUS [Corder, or Cordier], Balthasar. 
 
 A learned Jefuit. Born at Antwerp 1592. Entered the 
 order of Jefuits 1612. Taught Greek, and afterwards 
 Moral Theolog)'. Became Profeffor of the Holy Scriptures 
 at Vienna. Died 1650. His knowledge of the Greek 
 language was very extenfive, and he travelled through 
 Germany, France, Spain, and Italy, in purfuit of his defign 
 to tranflate Greek writings. 
 
 Catena fexaginta quinque Grscorum patrum in 
 
 S. Lucam, quo quatuor fimul cvangeliftarum 
 
 introducit explicationem, Latinitate donata, et 
 
 annotationibus illuftrata. Folio. Antv. 1628 
 
 Catena patrum Grzecorum in S. Joannem, ex an- 
 
 tiquiffimo Grseco codice MS. nunc primum 
 
 in lucem edita. Gr. et. Lat. Fol. Antv. 1630 
 
 Other works : Job Elucidatus, folio, Antv., 1646. Ex- 
 
 pofitio Patrum Grascorum in Plalmos, Gr. et Lat. 3 vol. 
 
 folio, 1643-46, &c. 
 
 CORNARO, Lewis. 
 
 A noble Venetian, remarkable by his longevity. Born 
 1467 5 died 1565. 
 
 Sure method of attaining a long and healthful 
 life. 18°. Air, 181 1 
 
 CORNAZANIS, Joannes, de Ord. Prsedic. 
 Hiitoris Parmenfis fragmenta, 1301-1355, cum 
 additamentis ufque ad annum 1479. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 12. 725 
 CORNELIUS NEPOS. 
 
 Lived in the time of Julius Caefar. Died in the reign of 
 Auguftus. 
 
 Vitje excellentium imperatorum, cum integris 
 notis Jani Gebhardi, Henr. Ernftii, et J. A. 
 Bofii. Et feleftis A. Schotti, D. Lambini, G. 
 Longolii, H. Magii, J. Savaronis aiiorumque 
 doftorum, necnon excerptis P. Danielis. Hifce 
 accedit omnium vocabulorum Index Bofii. 
 Curante Auguftino Van Staveren. 8°. 
 
 Lugd. Bat. 1734 
 
 Vit2 excellentium imperatorum, or lives of the 
 
 excellent commanders, with an Englilh tranflation, as 
 
 literal as poffible, with Englifh notes and a large index. 
 
 By John Clarke, late mafter of the Public Grammar 
 
 School in Hull. Tenth edition. 8°. Lond. 1765 
 
 The lives of illuftrious men. Done into Englifh. 
 
 12°. Lond. 17 1 2 
 
 CORNELIUS, Bilhop of Rome. 
 
 Flourifhed 252. 
 
 Epiftola. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 333 
 
 Epiftola. Grynasus, Lat. 4 
 
 Fragmenta. Routh, Reliquias, 3. 1 3 
 
 CORNISH, Joseph, Pallor to the Church of Pro- 
 
 teftant Diffenters. Colyton, Devon. 
 A brief hiftory of Nonconformity, from the Re- 
 formation to the Revolution : with remarks 
 on Church eftablifliments. Ff. 3. Pp. 162. 
 12°. Lond. 1797 
 
 CORNTHWAITE, Robert. 
 An efTay on the fabbath. 1. Whether the 
 feventh day, fabbath, was given to Adam in Paradife ; 
 2. Whether the fame now obliges Chriftians. Occa- 
 
 CORNTHWAITE, Robert {continued). 
 
 fioned by pieces lately wrote by Hallet, Jephfon, Chubb, 
 
 Killingworth, Dobcl, Watts. 8°. Lond. 1740 
 
 CORNWALL, John, D.D., Redor of Speldhurlt 
 and Preacher at Tunbridge Wells Chapel. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 8. 9. Before the Univ. Camb. 
 4°. Camb. 1 70 1 
 
 CORNWALLIS, Sir Charles, Knt. 
 
 An account of the baptifm, death, and funeral 
 of the moft incomparable Prince Frederick 
 Henry, Prince of Wales. Pp. 64. 8'^. 
 
 Lond. 1751 
 
 CORNWALLIS, Frederick, Abp. Canterbury. 
 
 Son of Lord Cornwallis. Confecrated Bifhop of Lich- 
 field and Coventry, 1749. Tranflated to Canterbury 1768. 
 Died 1783. 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 19. 3. [Jan 30.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1751 
 Sermon, 2 Thefl". 3. 13. [London Hofpital.] 
 4°. Lond. 1752 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 26. 18. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1756 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 10. 24. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1762 
 
 CORNWALLIS, James, Bilhop of Lichfield and 
 
 Coventry. 
 
 Dean of Canterbury 1775. Confecrated Bilhop of Lich- 
 field and Coventry 1781. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 6. 18. [Sons of the Clergy.] 
 4°. Cant. 1777 
 
 CORNWALLIS, Mrs., of Witterfliam, Kent. 
 Obfervations, critical, explanatory, and pradlical, 
 on the canonical Scriptures. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 817 
 Vol. I. Gen.-2 Sam. Vol. 2. i Kings-Pfalms. Vol. 
 3. Prov.-Mal. Vol. 4. New Teftament. 
 
 CORONATION. 
 
 The form and order of the fervice performed, 
 and ceremonies obferved in the coronation of 
 their majefties King William IV. and Queen 
 Adelaide, in the Abbey Church of St. Peter, 
 Weftminfter. Pp. 24. 12°. Lond. 1838 
 
 The form and order of the fervice performed, 
 and ceremonies obferved, in the coronation of 
 her Majefty Queen Vidloria. Pp. 24. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 ' 
 
 CORPUS JURIS CANONICI. 
 
 The body of laws formed at different times for the 
 government of the Church of Rome: i. The Decretum 
 Gratiani, firft colleded by Ivo, Biihop of Chartres, in 
 France, about the fourteenth year of Henry L of England, 
 and correfted a.d. 1 150, by Gratian, a Benedidtine monk ; 
 
 2. The Decretals, collefted from the letters of the popes, 
 by order of Pope Gregory IX., a.d. 1230, in five books; 
 
 3. The fixth book of Decretals made by order of Boniface 
 Vin., in 1297 ; 4. The Clementines, or Decretals of Pope 
 Clement v., publiftied a.d. 1317, by order of John XXIL; 
 5. The Extra vagantes, fo called, becaufe not contained in 
 the former Decretals, containing the conftitutions of vari- 
 ous popes down to T483; and alfo the particular conftitu- 
 tions of John XXIL GlofTes, or annotations, were written 
 upon the whole by various learned men. The edition of 
 1671, defcribed below, contains the glolTes complete. In 
 fubfequent editions the gloffes are abridged. That of 1687 
 is much efteemed. The lateft is by Richter, at Leipfic, 
 1839.
 
 78i 
 
 782 
 
 CORPUS JURIS CANONICI [continued). 
 
 Corpus juris canonici in tres partes diftindlum ; 
 
 Gloflis diverforum illuitratum ; Crcgorii Paps XIII. jufTu 
 editum, compledtens decretum Gratiani, decretales Gre- 
 gorii IX., Sextum decretalium Bonifjcii VIII. Cle- 
 mentinas, Extravagantes Joannis XXII. Extravagantes 
 communes, &c. AccelTerunt conftitudones novae fum- 
 morum pontificum hadtenus defideratae, quae vii. De- 
 cretalium loco efl'e poffint, necnon annotationes Antonii 
 Naldi, additionibus novis elucidate. Editio noviffima, 
 cum prifcis caftigatiffimifque editionibus ad amufiim col- 
 lata et innumeris expurgata mendis, accurante J. B. 3 
 vol. Folio. Lugd. 1671 
 
 Vol. I. Lugd. 1 67 1. 
 Indices. Decretum abbreviatum, i. Canones decreti 
 
 per ordinem alphabeti, 10. Notatu digna in gloflis 
 
 et novis notationibus - . .- - 27 
 
 Concordantia difcordantium carionum. [Gratiani.] 2 
 Canones pcenitentiales, quorum notitia viris ecclefias- 
 
 ticis eft valde neceffaria - - - - 2051 
 
 Canones SS. Apoftolorum per Clementem a Petro Apo- 
 
 ftolo Romae ordinatum epifcopum, Lat. - 2063 
 
 Margarita decreti, feu tabula Martiniana. Edita per F. 
 
 Martinum, Ord. Prasdicatorum ... 1-78 
 
 Vol. 2. Lugd. 1 671. 
 
 Decretales, five conftitutiones D. Gregorii IX. et aliorum 
 pontificum ; cum gloflis ordinariis, et notis ad mar- 
 ginem diverforum ad exemplar Romanum diligenter 
 recognitae ..... 2-1966 
 
 Concordantiarum decretalium cum decreto fyllabus, a 
 Ludovico Bolognino I. U. D. conquiftus - i 
 
 Margarita decretalium, libellus admodum fingularis 9 
 
 Rubricae decretalium juris canonici. 
 
 Titulorum quinque librorum decretalium Gregorii index 
 alphabeticus. 
 
 Decretalium Gregorii capitulorum index. 
 
 Materiae glofl"arium. 
 
 Vol. 3. Lugd. 1 67 1. 
 Indices. 
 
 Liber Sextus decretalium D. Bonifacii Papae VIII. 2-870 
 Clementis V. Papas conftitutiones - - 2-347 
 
 Extravagantes, feu conftitutiones viginti a Joanne Papa 
 
 XXII. editae 2-179 
 
 Extravagantes decretales [quae Communes vocantur] a 
 
 diverfis Romanis pontificibus - - 182-366 
 
 Index rerum et verborum, quae in fexto decretalium, 
 
 Clementinis, et Extravagant! bus habentur - 1-23 
 
 Liber feptimus decretalium . - . 2 
 
 Annotationes prafticae ad varia juris pontificii loca ex 
 
 noviflimis conftitutionibus apoftolicis breviter ex- 
 
 cerptae - - - - - - -255 
 
 Regulas cancellariae apoftolicae Innocentii Papas X. 319 
 Index rerum et verborum hoc feptimo decretalium 
 
 contentorum. 
 Index Conftitut. Apoftolic. &c. 
 Corpus juris canonici, emendatum et notis illus- 
 tratum, Gregorii XIII. pontif. max. juffu editum. Indi- 
 cibus variis, novisque, et appendice Pauli Lancellotti 
 Perufiniadaudlum. Acceflerunt noviflime loci communes 
 uberrimi, fumma diligentia ex ipfis canonibus collefti, 
 itemque liber vii. decretalium novis aliquot conftitution- 
 ibus auftus. 4°. Colonic Munatiana, 1670 
 Nomina omnium pontificum. 
 Nomina conciliorum. 
 Decretum abbreviatum. 
 Decreti totius canones, &c. 
 
 Gratiani concordia difcordantium canonum, feu decre- 
 tum. Pars 1-3. ..... 1 
 
 Canones pcenitentiales .... 1255 
 
 Canones SS. Apoftolorum .... 1266 
 
 Gregorii IX. Decretales, lib. i-v. - - 1-755 
 
 Liber fextus decretalium D. Bonifacii Papx VIII. 
 
 lib. i_v. .--... I 
 
 CORPUS JURIS CANONICI {continued). 
 
 Clementis Papx V. conftitutiones in concilio Viennenfi 
 editae, lib. i-v. ..... 191 
 
 Extravagantes feu conftitutiones viginti, a Joanne Papa 
 XXII. editae, tit. i-xiv. - - - - 271 
 
 Extravagantes communes, a diverfis Romanis pontifici- 
 bus, poft fextum editas, cum fuis (ut vocant) lummu- 
 lis, lib. i_iv. - - - - - 310 
 
 Joannis Pauli Lancellotti inftitutiones juris canonici, 
 libri iv. ...... 1-158 
 
 Loci communes rerum et verborum memorabilium ex 
 univerfo juris canonici corpore coUedti. 
 
 Septimus decretalium [libri v.], additus eft index. 
 Corpus juris canonici Gregorii XIII., Pont. 
 
 Max. juflu editum ; a Petro Pithceo et Francifco Fratre 
 
 jurifconfultis, ad veteres codices manufcriptos reftitutum, 
 
 et notis illuftratum. Ex Bibliotheca Dom. D. C. Le 
 
 Peletier. 2 vol. Folio. Par. 1687 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Synopfis hiftorica eorum qui canones et decreta ecclefi- 
 aftica coUegerunt. 
 
 Decretum abbreviatum. 
 
 Decreti totalis materia. 
 
 Decreti canones fecundum ordinem alphabeti. 
 
 Concordantia difcordantium canonum. Pars I, 2, et 3. 
 
 1-486 
 
 Canones pcenitentiales - - . - . 487 
 
 Canones SS. apoftolorum . - . - 491 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Decretales Gregorii Papae IX. ... j 
 
 Liber fextus decretalium D. Bonifacii Papae VIII., una 
 cum Clementinis et Extravagantibus - 283 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Corpus juris canonici, poftjufti Henniogii Boeh- 
 meri curas, brevi adnotatione critica inftrudlum 
 ad exemplar Romanum, denuo edidit ^milius 
 Ludovicus Ricliter. 2 vol. 4°. Lipf. 1839* 
 
 Vol. I. Decretum Gratiani. 
 
 Vol. 2. In qua Decretalium colledliones continentur. 
 
 CORPUS Juris Civilis. See Justinian. 
 CORPUS Poetarum. See Walker, Maittaire. 
 CORPUS et Syntagma Confeflionum fidei qus 
 in diverfis regnis et nationibus ecclefiarum 
 nomine fuerunt authentice edits. 4°. 
 
 Aurelia Allob. 161 2 
 Symbolum apoftolicum. 
 Harmonia confeflionum. 
 
 ConfeflTio Helvetica, Gallica, Anglicana, Scoticana, Bel- 
 gica, Polonica, Argentenfis, five quatuor civitatum 
 imperii, Auguftana, Saxonica, Wirtembergica, lUus- 
 trifliml eleftoris Palatini, Bohemica, Concenius eccle- 
 fiarum, Majovis et Minoris Poloni*, Lithuaniae. 
 Catholicus confenfus veterum qui patres vocantur Graeci, 
 Latini, Africani. 
 
 CORROZET (Gilles). 
 
 Born at Paris 1510; died 1568. A printer and book- 
 feller in Paris; is one of the firft who wrote on the anti. 
 quities of the metropolis ot France. 
 Les divers propos memorables des nobles et illus- 
 
 tres hommesdelaChreftiente. 24°. Ayiv.x^^l 
 CORTES, Hernan. 
 (The life of) By Don Telesforo de Trueba v 
 
 Cofio. 18°. Edin. 1829 
 
 CORTESIUS [CORTEZZI], Paul. 
 
 An Italian prelate, and an elegant writer. Born in 
 Tufcany 1465. Died Bifliop of Urbino 1510. His Com. 
 mentary on the four books of Sentences is written in good 
 Latin, but frequently in too familiar terms. 
 
 Libri iv., in quibus divinitus compleftitur omnia
 
 783 
 
 784 
 
 CORTESIUS [CORTEZZI] {continued). 
 
 turn quae funt apud divos Auguftinum, Hiero- 
 nymum, Chryfoftomum, et hujus claflis reli- 
 quos, turn qua; D. Thomas Magiiler Senten- 
 tiarum et ejus loci reliqui habent. Folio. 
 
 Bdjll. 1540 
 Hieronymi Savonarola opera adjunximus : 
 De veritate fidei. 
 
 Expofitio ac meditatio in Pfalmum miferere mei 1. 
 Meditatio in Pfalmum Ixx. 
 
 CORTUSII PATAVINI duo, five Gulielmi et 
 Albrigeti Cortufiorum hiftoria de novitatibus 
 Padu2 et Lombardias, 1256-1364. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 12. 757 
 
 CORVARIA, Guido de. 
 
 Fragmenta hiftoria; Pifanas 1 270-1 280. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 24. 673 
 
 CORY, Isaac Preston, Efq. 
 
 Ancient fragments of the Phoenician, Chaldsan, 
 Egyptian, Tyrian, Carthaginian, Indian, Per- 
 fian, and other writers ; with an introdudlory 
 diiTertation and an inquiry into the Philofophy 
 and Trinity of the ancients. Second edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1832 
 
 Including fragments from Sanchoniatho, BerofTus, Aby- 
 
 denus, Megafthenes, Nicholaus Damafcenus, Alexander 
 
 Polyhiftor, Eupolemus, Thallus, Ctefias, Manetho, Caftor, 
 
 Dius, Menander, Hanno, Hiempfal, &c., with the Chal- 
 
 dasan oracles of Zoroafter. 
 
 Metaphyfical inquiry into the method, objedls, 
 and refult of ancient and modern philofophy, 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1833 
 
 COSENS, John, D.D., Minifter of Teddington. 
 
 Sermons on ufeful and important fubjeds. 2 
 vol. 8°. Lond. 1793 
 
 Vol. I, 
 Matt. 12. 31 - - - - - - 3 
 
 Matt. 12. 31. Whitfunday - . . 33 
 
 Mark, 13. 18. Faith and works " - - 59 
 
 Eph. 5. 18. Drunkennefs . - . . 87 
 
 Gen. 39. 9. The great wickednefs, and fm againft God 
 
 III 
 I Cor. 15. 53. The prefent and future condition of the 
 
 body - -139 
 
 James, I. 26. Slander reproved - - - 163 
 
 Heb. 6. 7, 8. The prefervative againft infidelity 193 
 
 Eph. 4. 31, 32. Philanthropy, a difcourfe for Palm 
 
 Sunday ------- 227 
 
 Pfa. 2. I, 2. Rebellion againft heaven - 255 
 
 Luke, 15. 17. Pleafure ; or, the prodigal fon - 281 
 
 1 Cor. II. 28. Preparation for the facrament 309 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. The things which belong unto our 
 
 peace. Faft, 1779 - - - - - 337 
 
 Pfa. 84. 1,2. Opening of a church - - 369 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 2 Kings, 6. 5. Eliflia's miracle of mercy. Soc. for Re- 
 lief of Prifoners for Small Debts - - 3 
 
 Rev. 22. 14. The qualifications for heavenly happinefs 37 
 Pfa. 36. 2. The delufions of the heart - - 63 
 
 Gen. 45. 4, 5. Forgivenefs of injuries, by the example 
 
 of Jofeph ..---. gg 
 
 Joel, 2. 15-18. Sanftiiy a faft. Lent - - 113 
 
 James, 2. 25. The nature and efficacy of repentance. 
 
 Rahab juftified - - - - - 141 
 
 Pfa. 26. 12. The duty of publick wor/hip - 165 
 
 Job, 21. 15. Objeftions to prayer refuted - 187 
 
 A&.i, 12. 23. The cafe ofHerod j or, the duty of glori. 
 
 fying God - 217 
 
 COSENS, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Mark, 6. 27, 28. The chain of fin ; or, the martyrdom 
 of St. John the Baptift - - - - 245 
 
 1 Kings, 19. 11-13. The government of the paffions 273 
 Matt. 22. 45. Myftcries vindicated from the charge of 
 
 inconfiftences ------ 303 
 
 2 Pet. I. 21. Summary of Scripture evidence 333 
 Prov. 30. 7, 8. Agur's prayer - - - 361 
 
 COSIN, John, D.D., Bilhop of Durham. 
 
 Born at Norwich 1 594. Educated at the free-fchool 
 there, and at Caius College, Cambridge, of which he be- 
 came Fellow. Re<Slor of Brancepath, diocefe of Durham, 
 1628. Mafter of Peterhoufe, Cambridge, 1638. Dean of 
 Peterborough 1640. Sequeftered during the Common- 
 wealth. At the Reftoration reftored, and foon afterwards 
 raife<l to the Bifliopric of Durham. Died 1672. He was 
 a prelate of great munificence, learning, and piety. 
 
 Works, now firft collefted. Lib. of Anglo- 
 Cath. Theology. 5 vol. 8°. 0.^/11843-53 
 
 Vol. I. Oxf. 1843. 
 Preface .-..--_ v 
 
 Life [from Biographia Britannica.] - - xi 
 
 The dead man's real fpeech, a funeral fermon on Heb, 
 II, 4., at the funeral of Bp. Cofin. By Ifaac Bafire, 
 D.D., Archdeacon of Northumberland - xxxvii 
 Sermons: 
 
 Matt. 2. I, 2, Epiphany - - - . i 
 
 2 Cor. 5, I, 2. Funeral fermon - - 24 
 
 John, 2. I, 2. At a marriage - - - 44 
 
 Matt. 4. 6. Two fermons - . - 58 
 
 John, 20. 21, 22. Advent i. At the confecration of 
 
 Bp. ofCarlifie 85 
 
 Pfa. 122. 6, 7. Trinity 5 - - - 106 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. Pentecoft - - - - 115 
 
 Exod. 20. 3. Two fermons - - - 131 
 
 Exod. 20. 8-10. Three fermons - - 153 
 
 Pfa. 129. 5. - . . - . 190 
 
 Gen. 3. 13, 14. Three fermons - - - 206 
 
 John, 20. 9. Eafter (o6tave) - - - 248 
 
 Adls, I. 9— II. Sunday after Afcenfion day 263 
 
 John, I. 9, 10. Nativity - - - . 276 
 
 Matt. 2. I, 2. Nativity 2 - - - 291 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Nativity - - . . 306 
 
 Appendix, fragments of fermons - - 323 
 
 Vol. 2. Oxf. 1845. 
 Articles to be inquired of by the churchwardens and 
 fwornmen in the archdeaconry of Eaft Riding ot 
 York, 1627 ---... I 
 
 Sum and fubftance of the conference at York Houfe, 
 concerning Mr. Mountague's books - - 17 
 
 A coUedtion of private devotions in the pradlice of the 
 ancient Church, called the Hours of Prayer, as they 
 were after this manner publiflied by authority of g. 
 Elizabeth, 1560 ----- 83 
 
 Vol. 3. Oxf. 1849. 
 A fcholaftical hiftory of the canon of the Holy Scripture. 
 [Edited by J. Samfon.] 
 Vol. 4. Oxf. 1851. Mifcellaneous works. 
 Hiftoria tranfubftantiationis papalis - - I 
 
 Hiftory of popi/h tranfubftantiation. [Tranflated by Luke 
 de Beaulieu.] ------ 147 
 
 On the validity of the ordination ofpriefts in the Church 
 of England ------ 241 
 
 Letters about communicating in one kind - 319 
 
 Letter concerning agreements and differences in the chief 
 points of religion betwixt the Church of Rome and 
 the Church of England - - - . 332 
 
 The ftate of us who adhere to the Church ofEngland 337 
 Regni Angliae religio catholica _ - - 339 
 Paper touching the fupremacyand head oftheChurch 371 
 Papers concerning the collation of bifliops - 374 
 
 Articles and injun(flions _ . - . 380 
 
 Queries to the clergy of the diocefe of Durham 384 
 
 Letters to Dr. Watfon - - - - 385
 
 785 
 
 786 
 
 COSIN, Biftiop (continued). 
 
 Anfwer to Fuller ..... ^go 
 
 Letter to Mrs. Cordel - - . - 401 
 
 Correrpondence with Gunning on the canon of Holy 
 
 Scripture and on Prefbyterian ordination . 410 
 
 Letter to Dr. Collins concerning the fabbath 451 
 
 Letter to Mr. Wood and to Hyde - . 462 
 
 Conference with the Abp. of Trapezond . - 466 
 
 Conference between Spalato and Overall - 469 
 
 Letter to Bifhop Morton - - - - 472 
 
 Memorial againft the Council of Lateran - 477 
 
 Letter to Blondel, to Cafaubon, to Grotius . 482 
 
 Argument on difTolution of marriage - - 489 
 
 Prayer to be ufed during the plague - - 503 
 
 Vifitation articles, 1662 .... 505 
 
 Confeflion of faith, in Latin, with tranflation - 521 
 Vol. 5. To be publifhed in 1853, containing notes on 
 
 the Book of Common Prayer. 
 
 A colleflion of private devotions in the praftice 
 of" the ancient church, called the Hours of 
 Prayer, taken out of the Holy Scriptures, the 
 ancient Fathers, and the divine fervice of our 
 own Church. Ninth edit. 12°. ZoW. 1693 
 
 The hiflory of Popifh tranfubftantiation. 8°. 
 
 Lofii^. 1676 
 
 The hiftory of Popifh tranfubftantiation. A new 
 edition revifed, with the authorities printed 
 at full length. To which is added, A me- 
 moir of the author, by the Rev. J. S. Brewer, 
 M.A. 12°. Z(?W. 1840 
 
 A fcholaftical hiftory of the canon of the Holy 
 Scripture, or the certaine and indubitate books 
 thereof, as they are received in the Church of 
 England. 4°. LoKd. 1683 
 
 The object of this treatife is to ihow that the canon of 
 Scripture, as received by the Church of- England, is that 
 which was recogniled in the Catholic Church in all ages 
 prior to the Council of Trent, and it may be faid to exhauft 
 the fubjeft. The copious authorities are arranged in chro- 
 nological order, and in the edition of 1849 ^ave been ac- 
 curately verified and printed in full. Firft edition publifhed 
 in 1657, a fecond in 1672, and a third in 1683. They are 
 reprints without alteration or addition. 
 
 The points of difference and agreement between 
 the Churches of England and Rome. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, i. 269 
 Notes on the Common Prayer. 
 
 Nicholls, W. Commentary 
 On the doftrine of the Eucharift. From Hift. 
 of Popifh Tranfubftantiation. 
 
 Trafts for the Times, i. 27 
 A letter on the validity of the orders of the 
 Reformed Churches. See Goode, W. 
 
 COSIN, Richard. LL.D. 
 
 An eminent civilian. Chancellor of the diocefe ofWor- 
 cefter, 1579, until 1598. 
 
 Confpiracie for pretended reformation, viz. Pres- 
 byterial difcipline ; a treatife difcovering the 
 ]ate defignments and courfes held for advance- 
 ment thereof, by William Hacket, Edmund 
 Coppinger, and Henry Arthington. [Anon.] 
 4°. Loni:/. I 592 
 
 An anfwer to the two firft and principal treatifes 
 of a faftious libell under the title of An Ab- 
 
 COSIN, Richard, LL.D. (continued). 
 
 ftraft of Certaine Afts of Parliament, Injunc- 
 tions, Canons, &c. [Anon.] 4*^. Lont^. 1584 
 Of this edition only 40 copies were printed. 
 
 Eccleficc Anglicanae politeia in tabulas digefta. 
 Editio ultima, prioribus longe emendatior ; 
 cui infuper de novo prsfigitur fuccinfta authoris 
 eruditiflimi vitae narratio. Folio. Oxon. 1684 
 
 COSMAS, of Egypt. 
 
 Flourifted 535. Surnamed Indicopleuftes, in confequence 
 of his voyage to the Eaft Indies, where he vvent on mer- 
 cantile affairs, but afterwards turned monk on his return 
 home to his native city of Alexandria. Lardner makes 
 confiderable ufe of his Chriftian topography in- his Credi- 
 bility of Scripture. This work, which remained in MS. 
 until printed by Montfaucon, contains a defcription of the 
 numerous inicriptions on the rocks in the delert of Sinai, 
 as feen by Colmas, which have been recently deciphered 
 by Mr. Forfter, and attributed to the children of Ifrael in 
 their journey from Egypt. 
 
 Topographia Chriftiana, five Chriftianorum 
 opinio de mundo, xii. libris. 
 
 Montfaucon, Colleftio Nova, 2. 113 
 Bibl. Patr. Gailandii, 11. 401 
 COSMAS Hierosolymitanus. 
 
 Flourifhed 725. Having been feized by robbers, Cofmas 
 was carried off to Damafcus, where he was taken into the 
 houfe of the father of John Damafcenus, whofe tutor he 
 became. Afterwards he was railed to the bifhopric of 
 Majuma. 
 
 Hymni. Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 737 
 
 Or. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gailandii, 13. 234 
 
 COSTARD, G. M.A., Fell, of Wadham College. 
 
 Some obfervations tending to illuftrate the Book 
 
 of Job, and in particular the words, "I know 
 
 that my Redeemer liveth," &c.. Job, 19. 25. 
 
 Pp. 53. 8°. Oxf. 1747 
 
 COTELERIUS [COTELIER], John Baptist. 
 
 Born at Nifmes, 1627. Died 1686. Eminent as a 
 critic. He was ledturer on Greek literature at Paris, and 
 obtained this fituation in confequence of the talent he dis- 
 played in cataloguing the Greek MSS. of the king's library. 
 
 Ecclefiae Grscse monumenta, e MSS. codicibus, 
 
 Gr. etLat. cum notis. 3 vol. 4°. Par. 1677 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Praefatio, &c. - - - - - - Ff. 7 
 
 Eclogas legis Mofaicas . - . - i 
 
 Bafilii Caslarienlis oratio in Prov. 6. 4. - - 28 
 
 Ejufdem oratio tertia de jcjunio - - - 38 
 
 Sacra ad fynodum Ephefinam - - - 41 
 
 Xyfti Papae epiftolae ad Cyrillum Alexandrinum 42 
 
 Pauli Emefeni homilia - - - - - 48 
 
 Theodoreti epiftola ad Johannem Antiochenum 48 
 
 Flaviani Conftant. epiftola ad Leonem Romanum 50 
 
 Leonis Papae epiftola ad Pulcheriam - - 54 
 
 Leonis fynodica ad Conftantinopolitanos - 57 
 Hilarionis feu Hilarii diaconi epiftola ad Pulcheriam 60 
 
 Gallae Placidiae epiftola ----- 62 
 
 Leonis Rom. epiftola ad Archimandritas - 64 
 
 Fragmentum epiftolae Anatoli! . - - 66 
 
 Nomocanon ------ 68 
 
 Joannis Antiocheni oratio in donationes monafteriorum 
 
 laicis fadas - - - - - ■ ' 59 
 
 Martyrium S. Eupli 192 
 
 Vita S. Syncleticas 201 
 
 S. Johannis Damafceni liber de hsrefibus - 278 
 
 Apophthegmata Patrum . . - - 338 
 
 Notffi et index - - - - - 713 
 
 3 =
 
 7^7 
 
 788 
 
 COTELERIUS, John Baptift {continued). 
 Vol. 2. Par. 178 1. 
 Epiftola, &c Ft. 3 
 
 Afterii Amafeni homiliae in Pl'almos 5, 6, et 7 i 
 
 Fragmentum fynodi I'extas - - - - 81 
 
 Bafilii et Apollinaris epiftolae - - - - 84 
 
 Bafilii epiftola ..... ga, &c. 
 
 Libanius Bafilio .-..-. 96 
 
 Amphilochii epiftola fynodica ... ^^ 
 
 Photii epiftolae - - - - - -104 
 
 Dominici Gradenfis epiftola ad Petrum Antiochenum et 
 
 refponium P.A. - ... - 108 
 
 Michaelis Cerularii CP. epiftolae - - 135 et 162 
 Petri Antiocheni epiftola .... 145 
 
 Arfenii CP. teftamentum .... 168 
 
 Alexii Comneni novella - - - - 178 
 
 Euthymii vita ....-- 200 
 
 Ex prato fpirituali Johannis Mofchi capita qux Graece 
 
 defiderabantur ...... 341 
 
 Neophytus inclufus de calamitatibus Cypri - 457 
 
 Germani CP. epiftolae duas ad Cyprios - - 462 
 
 Joannes Zonaras de matrimonio duorum fobrinorum cum 
 
 eadem femina - - - - - 483 
 
 Theodori Balfamonis epiftola de jejuniis - - 492 
 
 Notae et index - - - - - - 515 
 
 Vol. 3. P.,r. 1686. 
 Epiftola, &c. ..... Ff. 4 
 
 Helychii quaeftiones ex evangelica confonantia 1 
 
 Ephraemi laudatio in Bafilium - - - 54 
 
 Evagrii Monachi capita .... 68 
 
 ■ Monachica ...... 103 
 
 • — - De n.n. 116 
 
 Ex vita Evagrii confcripta a Palladio - - 1 17 
 
 J. Chryfoftomus in illud Matt. 21. 23, In qua poteftate 
 
 hffic facis - - - - - - 121 
 
 Ex Palladii hiftoria Laufiaca - - - - 158 
 
 ./^gyptiorum monachorum hiftoria, five Paradifus 171 
 Nilus de odto vitiis - - - - - 185 
 
 Sabae vita per Cyrillum Scythopolitanum - - 220 
 
 Timotheus prefbyter CP. de triplici receptions haereti- 
 
 corum ...... 377 
 
 Anaftafius Sinaita de tribus quadragefimis - - 425 
 
 Anaftafius Caefarienfis de jejunio Deiparae - 432 
 
 Ex Nicone de jejuniis ..... 438 
 
 Nicephori CP. fynodici, canones et epiftola canonica 445 
 Joannis preftjyteri epiftola. Sec. - - - 463 
 
 Joannis Zonara canon in Deiparam - - 465 
 
 Theodori Balfamonis epiftola de Raiophoris - 473 
 Criminationes adverfiis Ecclefiam Latinam, cum epiftola 
 Grascorum ad Innocentium UI. - - 495 
 
 Phile in S. Spiritum verfus .... 520 
 
 Notae et index - - - - - 521 
 
 To the above three volumes is fometimes added, Ana- 
 le£la Graeca, publiihed by Pouget, Loppin, and Montfaucon, 
 vol. I. Par. 1688 or 1692, making in all 4 vol. 
 
 SS. Patrum qui temporibus apoftolicis florue- 
 runt opera, recenfuit et notulas aliquot ad- 
 fperfitJoannesClericus. 2vol. Fol. j4ritz>. i6gS 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Prasfatio, &c. - - - - - . Ff. 6 
 
 S. Barnabae epiftola Catholica Graeco-Latina 15 
 
 Eadem, Latine, e vetere interprete - - - 55 
 
 Herma; paftor, Lat. - - - . . 75 
 
 Clementis Romani epiftolae duae, Gr. et Lat. - 143 
 Conftitutiones SS.apoftolorum, perClementem epifcopum 
 et civem Romanum, feu catholica dodtrina, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 . . 199 
 Cotelerii et Beveregii judicia de canonibus apoftolicis 424 
 Canones apoftolici, Gr. et Lat. - - - 437 
 
 Beveregii adnotationes ad eofdem canones - 451 
 
 Recognitiones Clementis a Rufino, e Graeco in Latinum 
 
 verfi ..--.-. 487 
 
 Clementina, opus nunc primum editum, ex Bibliotheca 
 
 Regis, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 COTELERIUS, John Baptift {cominued). 
 
 Epiftola Petri ad Jacobum - - . . 602 
 
 Conteftatio pro iis qui librum accipiunt - 603 
 
 Epiftola Clementis ad Jacobum ... 605 
 
 S. Clementis ad B. Jacobum epiftola, ex Rufino inter- 
 
 pretatione - - - - . . 611 
 
 Homiliae xix. - - - - - 615 
 
 Clementina epitome de Geftis S. Petri, Gr. et Lat. 749 
 Martyrium Clementis, Gr. et Lat. - - 804 
 
 S. Ephraimi opuiculum de miraculo ad monumentum 
 
 Clementis fadlo, Gr. et Lat. - . - 811 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Leftori F. I 
 
 Tcftimonia veterum de Ignatii epiftolis - - i 
 
 Praefationes Ufferii, Voflii, et Cotelerii in Ignatium 5 
 Ignatii epiftolx genuinae, Gr. et Lat. - - 11 
 
 Epiftolas interpolatae, Gr. et Lat. - - 45 
 
 Epiftolae fuppofiticiae, Gr. et Lat. . 99 
 
 Epiftolarum verarum et fuppofiticiarum vetus ver- 
 
 fio, Lat. - - - - - - .129 
 
 Martyrium Ignatii, Gr. et Lat. . . . 161 
 
 Ejufdem martyrium, Latine - - - - 171 
 
 Tiberiani, Plinii, et Trajani epiftolae de Chriftianis 179 
 Polycarpi epiftola, Gr. et Lat. - - - 184 
 
 Martyrium - - - - . -193 
 
 Indices -.-...- 205-65 
 Beveregii codex canonum ecclefiae univerfalis vindicatus I 
 Ufferii differtationes de epiftolis SS. Ignatii et Polycarpi 
 
 183 
 
 Pearfonii vindiciae epiftolarum Ignatii - - 236 
 
 Index rerum et verborum, quas in pofteriore parte le- 
 
 cundi voluminis continentur ... 440 
 
 Another edition. Recenfuit J. Clericus. 2 vol. 
 
 Folio. Jmjl. 1724 
 
 This is the latefl and beft edition ; the contents are the 
 fame as the edition of 1698 as above, with the following 
 additions in vol. 2. 
 
 T. Brunonis judicium de auftore canonum et conftitu- 
 tionum apoftolicarum. 
 
 If. Voffius et D. Blondellus de Ignatio. 
 
 H. Burtoni, J. Boiffi et J. Davifii animadverfiones in 
 epiftolas Clementis, adfperfis notulis J. Clerici. 
 
 J. Clerici differtationes duas, — 
 
 1. De conftitutionibus apoftolorum. 
 
 2. De epiftolis Ignatianis. 
 
 Alfo, the epiftle of Ignatius ad 'Komznoshfubjiituted from 
 the Colbertine MS., and the Martyrdom of Ignatius, ac- 
 cording to the Colbertine MS., is added. 
 
 COTES, Digby. 
 
 Oratio funebris. See Codrington, C. 
 
 COTES, Henry, A.B., Vicar of Bedlington, in 
 the county of Durham. 
 
 Lent fermons ; or, an inquiry into the nature 
 and defign of Chrift's temptation in the wilder- 
 nefs. [On Matt. 4. i-il.j With notes and 
 obfervations. 8°. Land. 1 813 
 
 The refurreiSlion of Lazarus ; a courfe of fermons 
 on the eleventh chapter of the gofpel of St. 
 John. From the French of Beaufobre. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1822 
 
 COTGRAVE, Randle. 
 
 A French and Englifh and Englifh and French 
 dictionary. With additions by James Howell, 
 Efq. Folio. Land. 1673 
 
 The beft edition of a ufeful work in explaining obfolete 
 
 words in old French writers. 
 
 COTHEREL, Le Sieur. 
 
 Le Calvinifme mourant ; ou, le triomphe de
 
 789 
 
 790 
 
 COTHEREL, Le Sieur {continued). 
 
 I'Eglife Catholique fur I'herefie des pretendus 
 reformcz. Pp. 64. 18°. Par. 1682 
 
 COTTLE, Joseph. 
 
 Reminifcences of Samuel Taylor Coleridge and 
 Robert Southey. 8°. Land. 1847 
 
 COTTON, Bartholomew de. Monk of Norwich. 
 Annales ecclefiae Norvvicenfis 1042- 1 295, et 
 
 hirtoria de epifcopis Norvv. ad an. 1299. 
 
 Accedunt continuatio hiftoris ad an. 1446, et 
 
 fucceffio epifcoporum et priorum. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, I. 395 
 COTTON, Clement. 
 A complete concordance to the Bible, of the 
 
 lafl: tranflation. Folio. Land. 1631 
 
 COTTON, Henry, D.C.L., Archdn. of Cafhel. 
 The typographical gazetteer. 8°. Oxf. 1825 
 
 A fecond edition, corredted and much enlarged, 1831. 
 A lift of editions of the Bible and parts thereof 
 
 in Englifh, from the year 1505 to 1820. 
 
 With an appendix containing fpecimens of 
 
 tranflations, and bibliographical defcriptions. 
 
 8°. Oxf. 1 82 1 
 
 Second edition, correfted and enlarged, 1852. 
 The five books of Maccabees in Englifh. With 
 
 notes and illuftrations. 8°. 0;t/I 1832 
 
 COTTON, John, B.D., Paftor of Bofton, N. E. 
 
 Born at Derby, 1585. Educated firft in Trinity, and 
 afterwards in Emmanuel College, Cambridge ; of the latter 
 of which he was chofen fellow. Became minifter of 
 Bofton, Lincolnftiire. Having for a long time adopted the 
 principles of the Puritans, and condudled public wor/hip 
 without the liturgy, he refigned his living 163;;, and fettled 
 at Bofton, New England. Died 1652. He was a man of 
 great literary acquirements, well ikilled in the languages, 
 and deeply read in theology. 
 
 The way of life ; or, God's way in bringing the 
 foul into the wayes of life and peace, laid down 
 in four feveral treatifes. 4°. Lond. 1641 
 
 1. Thepouringoutof the Spirit. On Zech. 12. 10, 3 i,&c. 
 
 2. Sin's deadly wound. On Afts, 2. 37. 
 
 3. The Chriftian's charge. On Prov. 4. 23. 
 
 4. The life of faith. On Gal. 2. 19, 20. 
 
 God's mercie mixed with his juftice ; or, his 
 people's deliverance in times of danger laid 
 open in feveral fermons. 4°. Lond. 1641 
 
 Rev. 3. 20. God's mercy in his people's deliverance 1 
 Rev. 7. 14. The faints' deliverance out of tribulations 27 
 Ifa. 27. 4, 5. God's mercy manifeft in his juftice 51 
 Matt. 16. I, 2, 3. The wicked's craft to infnare God's 
 people. (Two fermons.) . - . 73 
 
 The Churches refurreftion ; or, the opening of 
 the 5 th and 6th verfes of the 20th chapter of 
 the Revelation. Pp. 30. 4°. Lond. 1642 
 
 The do6lrine of the Church, to which are com- 
 mitted the keys of the kingdom of heaven. 
 Second edition. Pp. 13. 4°. Lond. 1642 
 
 The po wring out of the feven vials ; or an ex- 
 pofition of the l6thchapter of the Revelation, 
 preached in fundry fermons. 4°. Lond. 1642 
 
 A brief expofition of the whole book of Can- 
 ticles, lively defcribing the eftate of the Church 
 in all theages thereof, both Jewifh and Chriftian, 
 
 COTTON, John, B.D. [conunucd). 
 
 and modcftly pointing at the glorioufnefsof the 
 reftored eftate thereof. 8°. Lond. 1642 
 
 A briefe expofition, with praftical obfcrvations 
 upon the whole book of Ecclefiaftes. Publifhcd 
 by Anthony Tuckncy,D.D. Sm. 8°. L. 1654 
 
 A praftical commentary ; or, an expofition, with 
 obfcrvations, reafons, and ufes, upon the ift 
 epiftle of John. Folio. Lond. 1656 
 
 A treatife of the covenant of grace, as it is dis- 
 penfed to the eledl feed efteftually unto falva- 
 tion, being the fubftance of divers fermons, on 
 Afts, 7. 8. Second edition, by a copy far 
 larger than the former. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1662 
 
 COTTON, Sir Robert Bruce, Bart. 
 
 An eminent antiquary, born at Denton, Huntingdon- 
 fhire, 1570. Educated at Weftminfter fchool and Trinity 
 College, Cambridge. Died 1631. The Cottonian library, 
 now in the Britifh Mufeum, was coUefted by him. 
 Choice pieces. Twenty-four arguments concern- 
 ing Popifh prafticcs, &c. Sm. 8°. Lond. 165 i 
 
 Other works : A ftiort View of the long Life and Raigne 
 of Henry III., King of England. [Anon.] 4"". 1627. 
 An Abridgment of the Records in the Tower. Folio. 
 Lond. 1657 or 1689, &c. 
 
 COTTON, Richard Lynch, D.D., Provoft of 
 Worcefter College, Oxford. Formerly Vicar 
 of Denchworth. 
 
 The way of falvation plainly and practically 
 traced in a feries of fermons. 8°. Oxf. 1837 
 Preface ....... i.-xvi. 
 
 Deut. 32. 2. Soothing nature of Chriftian doftrine I 
 I John, 3. 4. Sin the tranfgreftion of the law 21 
 
 Ezek. 18. 28. Repentance - - 40 
 
 Phil. 2. 5-7. Man, fallen through pride, reftored 
 through humiliation . - ... 59 
 
 Ifa. 53. 6. Divine love in Chrift's paflion - 78 
 
 Rom. 5. I, 2. Juftification by faith - - 100 
 
 Eph. I. 6. Acceptance in Chrift - - 121 
 
 I John, 3. I. Adoption ... - 139 
 
 I Thefl". 4. 3. Sanftification - - - 159 
 
 Matt. 15. 24-27. The woman of Canaan - 178 
 
 Matt. 12. 49, 50. The beloved of the Lord 201 
 
 Rom. 3. 27. Moral efficacy of the fyftem of grace 229 
 Gen. 43. 30. Jofeph a type - - - 255 
 
 Adls, I. 3. The forty days between the refurredlion and 
 afcenfion ..----- 2S0 
 
 Heb. 9. 24. Encouragement from Chrift glorified 303 
 I ThefT. 4. 16, 17. The fecond advent - 328 
 
 Col. 4. 2. Prayer 347 
 
 Rom. 15.4. Study of the Scriptures - - 376 
 
 Afts, 20. 7. The Lord's fupper . . - 401 
 
 COTURIUS, Julius Caesai', Soc. Jefu. 
 
 Demonftrationes Catholicje, quibus oftenditur 
 Lutheranam ecciefiam non effe veram apoftoli- 
 cam ecciefiam ; quia in ellentialibus fidei arti- 
 culis a vera primitiva apoftolica ecclefia dis- 
 fentit. Sm. 8°. Lrfn. 1641 
 
 COUDRETTE, I'Abbe. 
 
 Born at Paris 1701. Died 1774. 
 
 Hiftoire generale de la naiflance et des progres 
 
 de la compagnie de Jefus, et I'analyfe de fes 
 
 conftitutions et privileges. [Anonym.] 3 vol. 
 
 12°. J?nj'f. 1-61 
 
 Written to prove that the Jefuits have no legal right in 
 France, and that they ought not to be tolerated in any ci/il 
 ftate.
 
 791 
 
 792 
 
 COUNCILS. See Concilia, Trent, &c. 
 COURAYER, Peter Francis, LL.D. 
 
 A Roman Catholic divine, born at Vernon, in Nor- 
 mandy, 1681. Became a Canon Regular and Librarian of 
 the abbey of St. Genevieve, but fell under ecclellaftical 
 cenfure for writing his Differtation on the Validity of 
 Englifh Ordinations, and took refuge in England 1728, 
 where he died, 1776. He joined in communion with the 
 Church of England, but did not feparate from that of 
 Rome. In his later years his principles inclined to Uni- 
 tarianifm. 
 
 Lettre a S. E. M. le Cardinal de Noailles, 
 archeveque de Paris. Au fujet de fon inftruc- 
 tion pallorale du 31 Oft. 1727. Pp. 24. 
 
 a Land. 1728 
 A letter to H. E. Cardinal de Noailles, Arch- 
 bifhop of Paris. Occalioned by his paftoral 
 inilruftion of the 31II Odl. 1727. Pp. 21. 
 8°. Land. 1728 
 
 A differtation on the validity of Englifh ordina- 
 tions and on the fucceffion of the bifhops in 
 the Church of England, together with proofs 
 juftifying the fadts advanced. Translated by 
 Dan. Williams. Second edition, correcfted. 
 8°. Lond. 1727 
 
 A defence of the Differtation on the Validity of 
 the Engliffi Ordinations againil the feveral 
 anfwers made to it. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1728 
 The original edition in French of the Diflertation and 
 Defence was publiflied in 6 vol. 8°. Brux. 1723. 
 
 A differtation on the validity of the ordinations 
 of the Englifh, and of the fucceffion of the bifhops of 
 the Anglican Church, with the proofs eftablidiing the 
 fa(fts advanced in this work. The old tranflation of Mr. 
 Williams, collated throughout with the original, and, in 
 coniequence, almoft entirely rewritten ; the references 
 and quotations verified and corredted. To which is added, 
 befides Mr. Williams' preface and other editorial matter, 
 which is all retained, I. An introdudlion containing fome 
 account, as well of the prefent and former editions, as 
 of the author himfelf and the memorable controverfies 
 to which this work gave rife. II. A conliderable body 
 of further notes. III. An epitome of the whole volume. 
 8°. Oxf. 1844 
 
 The Defence of the Differtation, by the fame author, 
 which forms two out of the three volumes of the original 
 Englifh tranflation, is not contained in the above. 
 
 Tiaite ou I'on expofe ce que I'ecriture nous 
 apprend de la divinite de Jefus Chrift. 8^. 
 
 Lotid. 1 8 10 
 
 A declaration of my laft fentiments on the dif- 
 ferent dodlrines of religion. Publifhed in 
 French, by W. Bell, D.D. A faithful trans- 
 lation, to which is prefixed an account of Dr. 
 Courayer. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1787 
 
 A review of this work appeared in the Quart. Review, 
 6. 391. 
 
 COURTAIL, John, M.A., Vicar of Burwafh, 
 
 Suffex. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 10. 16. The expedience and 
 neceffity of wifdom and innocence towards a 
 due difcharge of the minifterial office. [ Vifita- 
 tion.] 4°. Lotid. 1760 
 
 COUSIN, Victor. 
 
 Chief of the ecleilic fchool of philofophy, and one of 
 
 COUSIN, Viftor {continued). 
 
 the moft eminent metaphyfical writers of the age. Was 
 born in Paris, 1792. He foon obtained a brilliant reputation 
 as a ledturer, and, in confequence of his liberal do(ftrines, 
 was obnoxious to the French government during the re- 
 floration. After 1830, he took on feveral occafions a 
 prominent part in public affairs, and became Councillor of 
 State, Peer of France, Member of the Inftitute, &c. As a 
 writer he is remarkable efpecially for the perfpicuity and 
 the elegance of his flyle. 
 
 Cours d'hilloire de la philofophie. 8 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Par.* 
 
 For reviews, fee Edinburgh Review, 50. 194 ; 59. 359J 
 and by Sir W. Hamilton, Edinburgh Review, 59. 359. 
 
 Des principes de la revolution Fran^aife. 1 2°. 
 
 1851* 
 Philofophy of the beautiful, tranflated. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 
 Elements of pfychology, tranflated by Henrv. 
 
 12°. 1842 
 
 COUNTRY PARSON'S (The) advice to his 
 
 parifhioners. In two parts. 8°. Lond. 1680 
 
 1. Containing a plain and ferious exhortation to a reli- 
 gious and virtuous life. 
 
 2. General diredlions how to live accordingly. 
 
 COURCELLES. See Curcell^us. 
 COUTTS, Robert. 
 
 Ordained minifter of the parifh of Brechin, in Scotland, 
 1798. Died 1803, in the thirty-fecond year of his age. His 
 fermons are Calviniftic, and of great excellence. In the 
 fecond edition, a fermon is added. A third edition was 
 publifhed in 12°. Edin. 1847. 
 Sermons on interefting fubjefts. With fome 
 
 fketches of his life. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1808 
 
 Preface [with life] .... - i-xiv 
 
 Pfa. 77. 19. Unfearchablenefs of Providence, zferm. 21 
 
 1 ThefT. 5. 16. Various fources of the Chriflian's joy. 
 
 5 ferm. 66 
 
 Ifa. 32. 2. Chrift's power to protect and blefs 154 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. Duties of Chrifiiian minifters. 2 ferm. 190 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 21, 22. Pofleirions and privileges of Chris- 
 tians --....- 248 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 15. Chrilt, the Father's unfpeakable gift. 
 Lord's fupper - . . - . 270 
 
 John, 10. 27-30. Nature and certainty of the eternal 
 
 life, which Chrifl gives to his people. After Lord's 
 
 fupper .,...-. 293 
 
 I Pet. I. 8. Chrift, though unfeen, an objeft of love 
 
 and joy ...... 329 
 
 1 John, 1.3. Fellowfhip with the Father and with the 
 
 Son. Lord's fupper - - - . - 361 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. Self-denial. 2 ferm. - - 383 
 
 I John, 2. 28. Union with Chrifl. After Lord's fupper 
 
 435 
 COVE, Rev. Morgan, D.C.L., Prebendary of 
 
 Hereford. 
 An effay on the revenues of the Church of 
 England, with an inquiry into the neceffity, 
 juflice, and policy of the abolition, or com- 
 mutation of tithes. Third edition, corrected 
 and greatly enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1S16 
 
 COVEL, John, D.D. 
 
 Born at Horningfheath, Suffolk, 1638. Entered Chrifl 
 College, Cambridge, 1654, of which he became fellow. 
 Went to Conftanunople as Chaplain to the embaffy, 1670. 
 On his return in 1679, became Lady Margaret's Preacher, 
 at Cambridge. Chancellor of York 1687. Malferofhis 
 college 1688. Died 1722. 
 
 *
 
 793 
 
 794 
 
 COVEL, John, D.D. (continued). 
 
 Some account of the prefent Greek Church, 
 with reflcdlions on their prefent dodlrine and 
 difcipline, particularly in the Eucharift, and 
 the reft of their feven pretended facraments, 
 compared with Jac. Goar's Notes upon the 
 Greek Ritual. Folio. CamL 1722 
 
 COVEN, Stephen, Reftor of Sanford Peverel. 
 
 The militant Chriftian ; or, the good foldier of 
 Jefus Chrift defcribed, in his arms complete. 
 Abridged from the original of Mr. S. Coven, 
 [on 2 Tim. 23.] Pp. 81. 12°. ZoW. 1781 
 
 COVENANT. Anonymous trafts. 
 
 The covenant j with a narrative of the proceedings and 
 folemn manner of taking it by the honourable Houfe of 
 Commons, and reverent Affembly of Divines the 25th 
 day of September, at Saint Margaret's, in Weftminfter. 
 Alio two fpeeches delivered at the fame time, the one 
 by Mr. Philip Nye, the other by Mr. Alexander Hen- 
 derfon. 4°. LonJ. 1643 
 
 A letter to a noble lord at London from a friend at Ox- 
 ford ; upon occafion of the late covenant taken by both 
 Houles. Pp. 13. 4°. s. I. 1643 
 
 Generall demands concerning the hte covenant ; pro- 
 pounded by the minifters and profelTors of divinity in 
 Aberdene ; together with the aniweres of thofe reverend 
 brethren to the faid demands ; As alfo the replyes of 
 the forefaid minifters and profefTors to their anfweres. 
 Duplyes of the minifters and profeffors of Aberdene, to 
 the Second anfweres of fome reverend brethren, con- 
 cerning the late covenant. 4°. Aberd. 1662 
 
 COVENTRY, Henry, Efq. 
 
 Philemon to Hydafpes ; or the hiftory of falfe 
 religion in the earlier pagan world, related in 
 a feries 'of converfations. Fourth edition. 
 12°. Claf. 1 76 1 
 
 COVERDALE, Miles, Bifhop of Exeter. 
 
 Born in Yorkftiire, 1487. Educated at Cambridge. 
 Became an Auguftine monk. One of the firft to join the 
 Reformation, on which he went abroad. Aflifted Tindal 
 in tranflating the Bible, 1532. In 1535 his own verfion 
 appeared, being the firft Englifh tranflation of the whole 
 Bible that was publiftied. Biftiop of Exeter 1 551. Went 
 abroad in the reign of Queen Mary. Returned on the ac- 
 ceflion of Elizabeth, but refufed again to take upon him- 
 felfthe epifcopal function, having embibed the Puritan 
 notions about veftments. Died 1568. 
 Writings and tranflations. Edited for the Par- 
 ker Society, by the Rev. George Pearfon, 
 B.D., Reftor ofCaftle-Camps. 8°. 
 
 Cainb. 1844 
 
 The old faith ; an evident probation that the Chriftian 
 
 faith hath endured fince the beginning of the world 
 
 tranflated from H. Bullinger, 1547 - - I 
 
 A fpiritual and moft precious pearl, teaching all men to 
 
 love and embrace the crofs, as a moft fweet and 
 
 neceflary thing unto the foul (A tranflation from 
 
 Otho Wermullerus), 1550 - - - 84 
 
 Fruitful leffons upon the paffion, burial, refurrection, 
 
 afcenfion, and fending of the Holy Ghoft, 1593 195 
 
 A treatife on the facrament of the body and blood of 
 
 Chrift, tranflated from Calvin . - . 422 
 
 The order of the Church, and congregation of Chrift 
 
 in Denmark and other countries, for the receiving of 
 
 baptifm, the fupper of the Lord, and wedlock 467 
 
 Abridgement of the Enchiridion ofErafmus, 1545 489 
 
 Index ....--. 537 
 
 Remains. Edited for the Parker Society, by 
 the Rev. Geo. Pearfon, B.D. 8°. Cam. 1846 
 
 COVERDALE, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Biographical notice of Bifhop Coverdale - vii-xxiii 
 
 Dedications and prologues to the tranflation of the 
 
 Bible -..---. I 
 
 A treatife on death. Tranflated from O. Wermullerus 37 
 
 The hope of the faithful declaring briefly and clearly 
 
 the refurredlion of our Lord Jefus Chrift paft, and of 
 
 our true efTential bodies to come. Tranflated from 
 
 O. Wermullerus - - - - 135 
 
 An exhortation to the carrying of Chrift's crofs, with a 
 
 true and brief confutation of falfe and papiftical 
 
 dodtrine ..---- 227 
 
 An expofition of Pfalm 22. Tranflated from Luther 
 
 279 
 
 A confutation of the treatife of John Standifli againft 
 
 D. Barnes, in the year 1560 - - - 320 
 
 The defence of a certain poor Chriftian man, who elfe 
 
 fliould have been condemned by the pope's law. 
 
 Tranflated from the German - - - 451 
 
 Letters ------- 450 
 
 Ghoftly pfalms and fpiritual fongs - - 533 
 
 Appendix containing the originals of the letters, written 
 
 in Latin ...--. 5^1 
 
 Index - - - - - - -611 
 
 Writings. Britifh Reformers, 12 
 
 A fpiritual and moft precious pearl, teaching all 
 
 men to love and embrace the crofs, by Otho 
 
 Wermullerus. Tranflated into Englifh. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 
 Alfo in Richmond's Fathers, 8. 793 
 
 The letters of the martyrs, collefted and pub- 
 
 lifhed in 1564, with a preface, by Miles 
 
 Coverdale ; and with introdudlory remarks 
 
 by the Rev. E. Bickerfteth. 8°. Lo/id. 1837 
 
 The letters contained in this volume are chiefly by 
 
 Cranmer, Ridley, Hooper, Taylor, Saunders, Philpot, 
 
 Bradford, Whyttell, Samuel Hallyer, Glover, R. Smith, 
 
 Green, Carelefs, Marfh. 
 
 'COWAN, James. 
 
 Born at Whitebank, Stow, Scotland, 1738. Educated 
 
 at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. Ordained Minifter of 
 
 Colinftjurg, in Fife, 1771. Died 1795. 
 
 Sermons on feveral important lubjefts ; to which 
 
 is prefixed fome account of his life and cha- 
 
 rafter. 8°. £^z';?. 1795 
 
 John, 13. 7. Fun. ferm. on Rev. Thomas Gillefpie, i; 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 9, 25 ; Judges, 12. 6, 54 ; Rev. 4. 6, 72 ; 
 
 I Chron. 28. 9. 3 ferm. 88 j Gal. 6. 14. The 
 
 crofs'of Chrift the tree of liberty, 166. 
 
 COWARD'S LECTURE. 
 
 A weekly ledlure founded and maintained by William 
 Coward, Efq., of Walthamftow, preached by Difl'enting 
 minifters. The volume is now very fcarce. 
 
 Chrift's lovelinefs and glory in his perfonal and 
 relative charafters and gracious offers to linners 
 confidered, in twelve fermons, preached at 
 Mr. Coward's Lefture, by feveral minifters. 
 8°. Land. 1739 
 
 I Pet. I. 8. Love to an unfeen Saviour. 2 ferm. Mr. 
 Hubbard ...--- i 
 
 Adls, 9. 20. Chrift the Son of God, the great fubjedl of 
 a gofpel miniftry. z ferm. John Guyfe - 177 
 
 John, I. 14. Chrift's glory in his incarnation, and the 
 fullnefs of his grace and truth. 2 lerin. Edw. God- 
 win - - - - - - -271 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5. Chrift's mediation between God and fin- 
 
 ners. 2 ferm. Tho. Hall - - - 333 
 
 I John, 2. I, 2. Chrift the Chriftian's propitiation and 
 
 advocate. 2 ferm. Philip Gibbs - - 407
 
 the finner's 
 479 
 
 795 
 
 COWARD'S LECTITRE {continueiJ). 
 
 John, 7. 37. The Redeemer's concern foi 
 lalvacion. 2 ferm. James Wood - 
 
 C0V7ARD, William, M.D. 
 
 Born at Winchefter, 1657. Became Fellow ofWadham 
 College, Oxford. Settled firft at Northampton, and after- 
 wards at London. Died 1724. 
 
 Second thoughts concerning human foul demon- 
 ftrating the notion of human foul, as believed to be a 
 fpiritual and immaterial fubftance, united to human 
 body, to be an invention of the heathens, and not con- 
 fonant to the principles of philofophy, reafon, or reli- 
 gion. Second edition, corredted and enlarged. [Ano- 
 nymous.] 8^. Loud. 1704 
 Originally publiflied in 1702. It gave fo much offence 
 by defending the dodlrine of materialifm that the Houfe 
 of Commons ordered it to be burnt by the hangman. It 
 was anfwered by Dr. Nichols, in his Conference with a 
 Theift, by Broughton in his Pfychologia, and by Turner. 
 Dr. Coward alfo publifhed Further Thoughts on Second 
 Thoughts ; and The grand EfTay ; or, a Vindication of 
 Reaion and Religion againft the Impoftures of Philofophy, 
 1 704. 
 
 COWE, James, M.A., Vicar of Sunbury, Mid- 
 
 dlefex. 
 Twelve fermons, on the advantages which refult 
 from Chriftianity ; and on the influence of 
 Chriftian principles on the mind and conduft. 
 Defigned chiefly for the ufe of families. To 
 which are added philanthropic trafts. Second 
 edition, revifed and enlarged. 8°. LonJ. 1800 
 Phil. 2. 5 - - - 
 James, I. 27 
 2 Tim. I. 10 - 
 Phil. I. 27. 3 ferm. 
 Philanthropic tralis. 
 Effay on the ftate of the poor, and on the means of 
 
 improving it by parochial fchools, friendly focieties, 
 
 &c. - - . . . . 223 
 
 Rules for forming and managing friendly focieties, to 
 
 facilitate their general eftablifhment - 271 
 
 Parochial fermons, on various fubjedts of dodlrine 
 
 and pradlice. 1 2°. Lond. 1 842 
 
 Matt. 13. 29, 30. Parable of the tares - - i 
 
 John, 8. 12. Jefus the light of the world. [Chriftmas 
 
 day] 23 
 
 Pfa. 23. On the 23d Pfalm - - - - 46 
 
 Col. 3. 17. Do all in the name of the Lord Jefus, 
 
 giving thanks to God through him - " 
 
 Gen. 2. 3. The obfervance of the Lord's day - 
 Gen. 3. 19. For the New Year, or Sexag. Sun. 
 Gen. 45. 4-8. Charaifler of Jofeph. [Lent.] 
 Matt. II. 5. The gofpel preached to the poor 
 I John, 4. 21. On benevolence to man - 
 Matt. 18. 20. A gracious promife to focial prayer. 
 
 [Whit-Sunday.] ----- 202 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. The facrament of the Lord's fupper. 
 
 [Paffion Sunday, or Good Friday.] - - 222 
 
 John, 19. 30. Efficacy of the death of Chrift. [Paffion 
 
 Sunday, or Good Friday.] . - . 244 
 
 Col. 3. 1,2. Our affeftions to be fet on heavenly, not 
 
 on earthly things. [Eafter day.] - - . 266 
 
 Mai. I. II. The propagation of the gofpel abroad, and 
 
 the diffufion of Chriftian knowledge at home. 
 
 [Charity ferm.] - - - - - 291 
 
 John, I. 17. The law ofMofes, and the gofpel of Chrift. 
 
 [Chriftmas day.] - . - . - ^20 
 
 COWLEY, Abraham. 
 
 An eminent poet. Born in London 1618. Educated at 
 Weftminfter fchool, thence removed to Trinity College, 
 Cambridge. During the Commonwealth, being a zealous 
 
 Eph. 5. 8. 3 ferm. - 
 John, I. 17 - 
 2 Pet. X. 21 - 
 
 I 
 47 
 67 
 
 Matt. 7. 12 - 
 
 91 
 
 107 
 129 
 
 147 
 171 
 
 65 
 
 90 
 
 III 
 132 
 160 
 
 183 
 
 796 
 
 COWLEY, Abraham {continued). 
 
 Royalift he retired to France. Returned at the Reftora- 
 tion. Died 1687. Dr. Johnfon places him at the head 
 of metaphyfical poets. In his effays his thoughts are natu. 
 ral, and his ftyle has a fmooth and placid equability, which 
 has been greatly commended. 
 
 Works, confifting of thofe which were formerly 
 printed, and thofe which he defigned for the 
 prefs. Twelfth edit. 2 vol. 12°. Lond.\-jz\ 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Account of the life and writings of Cowley, by Bp. Sprat. 
 Poems : 
 
 Mifcellanies, &c. 
 Pindaric odes. 
 
 Davideis, a facred poem on the troubles of David, 
 with notes. Book i. and ii. 
 Vol, 2. 
 Poems : 
 
 Davideis, books iii. and iv. - . . 1 
 
 Davideidos liber i. 
 Verfes written on feveral occafions. 
 A proportion for the advancement of experimental phi- 
 lofophy ._.-_- 564 
 A dilcourfe by way of vifion concerning the government 
 of Oliver Cromwell ----- 5^9 
 Several difcourfes by v/ay of eflays in verfe and profe : 
 
 Of liberty - 622 
 
 Solitude --....- 640 
 
 Obfcurity --.._. 647 
 
 Agriculture - - - - - -651 
 
 The garden --..-. 675 
 
 Ofgreatnefs 684 
 
 Avarice --.... 694 
 
 The dangers of an honeftman in much company 701 
 The fhortnefs of life and uncertainty of riches 708 
 The danger of procraftination . . - ^13 
 Ofmyfelf ------ 717 
 
 The cutter of Coleman Street, a comedy - - 729 
 
 Seleft works, with a preface and notes, by the 
 
 editor. [Bp. Hurd.] Second edition. 2 vol. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. ijjz 
 
 COWPER, Charles, A.M., Canon Refidentiary 
 
 of York. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 13.4. [Thankfgiving for peace.] 
 
 4°, Lond. 1763 
 
 COWPER, John, M.A., Fellow of Brafenofe 
 
 Coll. Oxf , and Vicar of Middlewick, Chefliire. 
 
 Sermon, Jude, 22. [Aflize.] 8°. 
 
 Newcajile-upon- Tyne, 1752 
 COWPER, The Hon. and Rev. Spencer, D.D., 
 Dean of Durham. 
 
 Second fon of the Lord High Chancellor Cowper. Born 
 in London 171 3. Educated at Exeter College, Oxford. 
 Became Redtor of Fordwich, Kent, Prebendary of Canter- 
 bury, and Dean of Durham. Died 1774. 
 Eight difcourfes, preached on or near the great 
 feftivals, in the cathedral church of Durham. 
 To which is added, A letter to a young lady 
 on the facrament, and on the evidence for the 
 Chriftian religion. 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 Heb. 2. 16. The incarnation of Chrift - - I 
 
 Matt. 1. 22, 23. The nativity of Chrift - 17 
 
 Phil. 2. 5-8. The humility of Chrift - - 33 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The fuffering and death of Chrift 49 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20. The refurreftion of Chrift - [65] 
 
 Rom. 8. 34. Predeftination - - - - 63 
 
 Afts, 2. 38, 39. The gift of the Holy Ghoft 81 
 
 Eph. 5. 9. The fruit of the Spirit - - 97 
 
 A letter on the facrament. 
 
 ^
 
 797 
 COWPER, William, Bifliop of Galloway. 
 
 Born at Edinburgh 1566. Studied at the Univerfity of 
 St. Andrews. At nineteen appointed Minifter of Both- 
 kenner, Stirlingfhire. Eight years afterwards removed to 
 Perth, where he continued to preach for nineteen years ; 
 after which he was appointed Bifhop of Galloway. Died 
 1 61 9. His works breathe a fpirit of cordial piety, and the 
 fimplicity and ftrength of his ftyle are peculiarly worthy of 
 commendation. 
 
 Works. Folio. Land. 1629 
 
 Life of the author ----- i 
 
 Refolution concerning the Five Articles of Perth 7 
 
 Heaven opened, wherein the counfell ot God concern- 
 ing man's falvation is fo manifefted that all men may 
 fee the Ancient of Dayes abfolving the Chriftian from 
 fm and death, on Rom. 8 - - - 11 
 
 The triumph of a Chriftian ; containing three excellent 
 and heavenly treatifes : 
 
 1. Jacob's wreftling with God, on Gen. 32. 24-31. 
 
 203 
 
 2. A conduit of comfort, Rom. 8. 28 - - 235 
 
 3. A preparative to the Lord's fupper, i Cor. 11. 
 28, 29 - - - - _ - - 257 
 
 The anatomy of a Chriftian, wherein is plainly Ihewed 
 what manner of man a true Chriftian is. 2 Cor. 5.19 
 
 281 
 
 A holy alphabet for Sion's fcholars j or, a commentary 
 on Pfalm 119- - - - - - 359 
 
 A mirror of mercy ; or, the prodigal's converfion. Luke, 
 
 15- 11-14 475 
 
 A defiance to death. 2 Cor. 5. I - - - 501 
 
 Three heavenly treatifes concerning Chrift : 
 
 1. His genealogy. On Matt. i. 23 - 587 
 
 2. His baptifm. On Mark, 1.9- - - 597 
 
 3. His combat with Satan. On Matt. 4. i-io 607 
 Meditations for inftru(5lion and confolation - 629 
 Conference between a Catholike Chriftian and a Catho- 
 
 like Roman - - - - - -639 
 
 Two fruitful and godly treatifes to comfort the afflidled : 
 
 1. Of the heavenly manfions. On John, 14. 1-3 683 
 
 2. The praife of patience. On Luke, 21. 19 709 
 Good news from Canaan, an expofition of Pfalm 51 717 
 Dialogue betweene the Lord and the loule - 761 
 Three fermons : 
 
 Pfa. 121. 8 776 
 
 Pfa. 80. 17 785 
 
 Titus, 2. 7, 8- - - - - - 793 
 
 Patmos ; or, a commentary on the Revelation of St. 
 John - - - - - - - 811 
 
 Index. 
 
 Heaven opened. Fifth edition, newly amended 
 and enlarged. 4°. LoTid. 16 19 
 
 COWPER, William. 
 
 A diftinguiflied poet and epiftolary writer. Born at 
 Berkhampftead 1731. His father was fecond fon of Spencer 
 Cowper, brother of the Lord Chancellor Cowper. Educated 
 at Weftminfter fchool. Articled to an attorney 1749. Ap- 
 pointed a clerk in the Houfe of Lords, but obliged to re- 
 fign, and retire into the country, having become fubjeft to 
 occafional mental derangement. Died 1800. 
 
 The life and works of William Cowper. By 
 Robert Southey, Efq., LL.D. 15 vol. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1836-37 
 
 Vol. I. Life, 1731-1776. Vol. 2. Life conlinued. 
 Vol. 3. Uxft concluded ; Letters, 1765-1780. Vol. 4. 
 Letters, 1780-84. Vol. 5. Letters, 1784-86. Vol. 6. 
 Letters, 1786-91. Vol. 7. Letters, 1791-99. Vol. 8, 
 9, 10. Poems. Vol. 11, 12. Homer's Iliad, tranflated 
 into Englifti blank verfe. Vol. 13, 14. Homer's 
 Odyffey, tranflated into Englifti blank verie. Vol. 15. 
 Letters, Papers in the Connoiffeur. 
 
 For review, fee Edinburgh Rev. 63. 337. Articles on 
 
 798 
 
 COWPER, William (continued). 
 
 Cowper will be found in the Quarterly Review, 16. 116; 
 
 and by Bp. Heber in the fame Review, 30. 185. 
 
 Poems. Fourth edit. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1788 
 
 Poems, vol. 3, containing his pofthumous poetry, 
 and a fketch of his life, by John Johnfon, 
 LL.D. 18°. Lotid. 181 5 
 
 Poems. 24°. Lond. 1825 
 
 The power of grace illuftrated, in fix letters, 
 from a minifter of the Reformed Church to 
 John Newton, Reftor of St. Mary Woolnoth. 
 Tranflated from the original Latin, by Wil- 
 liam Cowper. Sm. 8°. Edin. 1792 
 
 The rural walks of Cowper difplayed in a feries 
 of views. 12°. Lond. 1822 
 
 The life of William Cowper, Efq., compiled 
 from his correfpondence and other authentic 
 fources of information. By Thomas Taylor. 
 Fourth edition. Sm. 8°. ZoW. 1835 
 
 COX, Francis Augustus, A.M. 
 
 Female fcripture biography ; including an effay 
 on what Chriftianity has done for women. 
 2 voL 8°. Lond. 1817 
 
 Vol. I. Eve, I ; Sarah, 36; Hagar, 74; Lot's wife, 
 96; Rebekah, 124; Miriam, 168; Naomi, Orpah, 
 and Ruth, 197 ; Deborah, 244 ; Manoah's wife, 287 ; 
 Hannah, 311; Abigail, 355; The Queen ofSheba, 
 370; The Shunammite, 397; Efther, 446. 
 
 Vol. 2. Efiay on what Chriftianity has done for women, 
 i— xcix. ; The Virgin Mary, i; Elizabeth, icgj 
 Anna, 127 ; The woman of Samaria, 150 ; The wo- 
 man who was a finner, 179; The Syrophenician, 
 210; Martha and Mary, 238; The poor widow, 
 270; Sapphira, 2965 Dorcas, 323 ; Lydia, 359. 
 
 Life of Mclancthon. See Melancthon. 
 
 Difcourfe, Heb. 9. 4. Pofthumous teftimony. 
 
 [On the death of the Rev. Robert Hall, M.A'.] 
 
 8°. Lond. 1 83 I 
 
 COX, James, D.D., Vicar of Hoxne-cum-Den- 
 
 ham, Suftblk. 
 
 Brief remarks on tithe commutations, and on 
 
 the mode of affefTrng the rent-charge to the 
 
 parochial rates. Pp. 22. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 COX, John Edmund, M.A., F.S.A., of All Souls' 
 
 Coll., Oxford, Vicar of St. Helen's, Bifhops- 
 
 gate, London. 
 
 Proteftantifm contrafted with Romanifm by the 
 
 acknowledged and authentic teaching of each 
 
 religion. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Rule of faith. Tradition. The Church. The Jefuits. In- 
 fallibility. General councils. Supremacy. Temporal 
 power. The way of falvation. Juftihcation. 
 Appendix, containing, — Creed of Pope Pius. Canons of 
 Trent. Maxims of Gregory VII. Bulla " Unam fanc- 
 tam." Bulla "In Cana Domini." Conftitution of Cle- 
 ment V. Bull of John XXII. Decretal of Gregory 
 IX. Oath from the Pontificale, &c. 
 Vol. 2. 
 Means of grice. Prayer. Invocation of faints. Image- 
 worftiip. The Scriptures. Apocrypha. Thefacraments. 
 Baptifm. Confirmation. Eucharift. Tranfubftantiation. 
 The mafs. Tradition. Penance. Confeflion. Pur- 
 gatory. Indulgences. Extreme undtion. Holy orders. 
 Marriage, &c. 
 Appendix, — containing, Rubricae generales. Ritus fer-
 
 199 
 
 8oo 
 
 COX, John Edmund, M.A. {continued). 
 
 vandi in celebratione miflae. Dr. Barrow's account of 
 the Synods and Canons ot Sardica. 
 
 COX, Joim Sheffield, M.A., Curate of Madron, 
 
 Cornwall. 
 Two fermons, with notes. 12°. Lond. 1835 
 I Cor. 14. 33. The principles of Epifcopacy compared 
 with Scripture ------ j 
 
 John, 5. 39. The teftimony of Scripture upon fome 
 
 elementary do<flrines of revealed religion - 43 
 
 Appendix ------ 97-182 
 
 COX, Michael, Archbifhop of Cafhel. 
 
 Confecrated Bifliop of Gflbry 1743. Tranflated to Cafhel 
 1754. The following appears to have been the only 
 fermon he publifhed. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 112. 9, 10. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. 
 Sell, in Ireland.] 4°. Dubl. 1748 
 
 COX, Sir Richard, Lord Chancellor of Ireland. 
 Born at Bandon, county of Cork, 1650. Judge of the 
 
 Court of Common Pleas and Governor of Cork about 1690. 
 
 Chancellor of Ireland 1703. Created a Baronet 1706. 
 
 Died 1733. 
 
 An inquiry into religion, and the ufe of reafon 
 in reference to it in feveral difcourfes. Part i. 
 On happinefs, wifdom, a God, religion, the 
 judge of controveriy, reafon, the rule of faith, 
 tradition, the Church. 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 Originally publiflied anonymoufly in 171 1. 
 
 Hibernia Anglicana, or the hiftory of Ireland 
 from the conqueft thereof by the Englifli to 
 the prefent time. In two parts. Folio. 
 
 1689-1700"- 
 
 COX, Robert, A.M., Perpetual Curate of Stone- 
 houfe. 
 
 The Liturgy revifed ; or the neceflity and bene- 
 ficial eifedb of an authorized abridgment and 
 careful revifion of the various lervices of the 
 ellablifhed Church. 8°. LsW. 1830 
 
 Seccflion confidered : in a letter to the Rev. J. L. 
 Harris, M.A., in reply to an addrefs to his 
 parifhioners, on feceding from the Church of 
 England. Pp. 24. 8°. Lond. 1832 
 
 COXE, R. C, M.A., Vicar of Newcaftle. 
 
 Formerly minifter of Abp. Tenifon's Chapel, London, 
 
 and Fellow of Worcefter College, Oxford. 
 
 Leflures on the evidence from miracles. Preached 
 in Abp. Tenifon's Chapel, Regent Street. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1832 
 
 John, 10. 24, 25 
 
 Afts, 26.8- 
 
 John, 21. 24 - 
 
 % Pet. I. 16 
 Practical fermons 
 
 John, 4. 13-15. The well of life - - - i 
 
 Matt. 12.25. Sins of the thoughts - - 20 
 
 Luke, 7. 13. The widow's fon raifed - - 41 
 Matt. 18. 2, 3. Intereft in little children turned to 
 Chriftian account ----- 62 
 
 Luke, 7. 49. The means of obtaining forglvenefs of fins 
 
 82 
 Luke, 14. 25, 26. Hard fayings of the golpel - 102 
 Lev. 6. 13. Warm feelings in religion - 122 
 
 John, 16. 33. The peace conferred by the gofpel 143 
 Mark, 10. 51. Spiritual blindnefs - - - 163 
 
 Mark, 9. 24. The power of faith - - 182 
 
 Dan. 3. 16—18. Religious firmnefs and confiftency 200 
 Luke, 6. 10. The Chriftian paradox exemplified 221 
 
 1 
 
 John, 
 
 9. 32 - - 
 
 70 
 
 15 
 
 John, 
 
 10. 20, 21 
 
 88 
 
 33 
 
 Matt. 
 
 9- 33 
 
 107 
 
 52 
 
 John, 
 
 10. 24-26 - 
 
 126 
 
 12° 
 
 
 Lond. 
 
 183. 
 
 COXE, R. C, M.A. {continued.) 
 
 Matt. 12. 41. Repentance under the law and under 
 
 the gofpel ---.-- 2^1 
 
 Matt. 26. 26-28. The Lord's fupper - - 263 
 
 Heb. I. 14. The miniftry of angels pradtically confi- 
 dered. Michaelmas day - - - . 283 
 Phil. 3. 17. St. Paul as an example - - 302 
 2 Tim. 3. 5. The form and power of godlinefs 322 
 Jer. 6. 8. Fafl fermon ... - ^^2 
 Death difarmed of his terrors. A courfe of lec- 
 tures, preached in Lent, 1836. 12°. L. 1836 
 Rom. 5. 12. The necefTity of death vindicated i 
 Heb. 13. 14. Various notions of death - - 23 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. Conicioufnefs of foul after death 45 
 John, 5. 28, 29. Refurredlion of the body - 73 
 I ThefT. 4. 13. Recognition of each other in the world 
 
 to come - - - - - - - 97 
 
 I Cor. 15. 55. Recapitulation . - - 124 
 
 The fymmetry of revelation a witnefs to the 
 divinity of Chrift. An argument in three 
 confecutive feries of Advent Leftures. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1845 
 Part I. Preparations for the coming of the Mefliah. 
 
 Five leftures on I Pet. I. 18-20; Gen. 12. 2, 3; 
 
 Heb. 10. I ; A6ls, 10. 43 ; Ifa. 14. 26, 27. 
 Part 2. The career of Chrift on earth. Six lecftures on 
 
 John, 18. 36; Luke, 7. 28; Matt. 7. 29; John, 3. 
 
 34 ; John, 8. 14 ; Matt. 27. 54. 
 Part 3. The witnefs of the apoftles to Chrift. Five 
 
 ledtures on Matt. 28. 17-20 ; i Cor. 2. i, 2 j i Cor. 
 
 I. 30 ; John, II. 25 ; i Cor. i. 30. 
 Thoughts on important Church fubjeds. Seven 
 ledlures. 12°. Newc. 185 1 
 
 I Cor. 12. 12-14. The Church. General review 11 
 I Cor. 12. 12. The Church militant - - 35 
 
 Heb. 13. 17. The origin and adminiftration of the 
 
 Church. (Two lectures.) - . - 63 
 
 John, 17. II. Sin and danger of fchifm - - 113 
 
 John, 9.40,41. Right of private judgment admitted 141 
 John, 9. 40,41. Right of private judgment enforced 169 
 
 COX, Thomas, M.A., LefturerofSt. Michael's, 
 Cornhill, London, and Redor of Great Brad- 
 field, Effex. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 4. 7. The necefTity of a right 
 underftanding in order to true wifdom. [At the Annual 
 Meeting of the Gentlewomen educated at the School of 
 Bifhop-Stortford.] 4°. Lond. 17 1 2 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 23. 3. The influence of reli- 
 gion in the adminiftration of juftice. [Afllze.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1726 
 
 COXE, William, M.A., F.R.S., F.S.A. 
 
 An eminent hiftorical writer. Born in London 1747. 
 Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, 1768. Reftor of 
 Bemerton 17S8. Canon refidentiary of Salilbury 1803. 
 Archdeacon of Wilts 1805. Died 1828. 
 
 Familiar explanation of the fervice of confirm- 
 ation, ufed by the Church of England, 
 abridged from Abp. Seeker's Sermons on 
 Confirmation. Second edition. Pp. 24. 12°. 
 
 Salijb. 1795 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 8. 15. The excellence of Britifh 
 jurifprudence. [AfTize.] 8°. Salijb. 1799 
 
 Memoirs of the Duke of Marlborough, with his 
 original correfpondence ; collefted from the 
 family records at Blenheim, and other au- 
 thentic fources. A new edition, revifed by 
 John Wade. 3 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 848 
 
 With an atlas in 4°. 
 
 I
 
 8oi 
 
 802 
 
 COXE, William, M,A. {continued). 
 Hiftory of the houfe of Auftria from the found- 
 ation of the monarchy by Rhodolph of Har- 
 purgh to the death of Leopold the Second, 
 1218 to 1792. Third edition. 3 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lonc^. 1847 
 Other works : Memoirs of the Kings of Spain, 5 vol. 8"^. 
 Memoirs of the Pelham Adminiftration, 2 vol. 4°. Tra- 
 vels in Poland, Ruffia, Sweden, &c., 5 vol. 8°. Travels 
 in Switzerland, 3 vol. 8°. Memoir of Sir Robert Walpole, 
 Earl of Orford, 4 vol. 8°. Memoirs of Lord Walpole, 4°, 
 &c. &c. 
 
 COYTE, William. 
 
 Sermon, i Pet. 2. 12. The fcandals brought 
 upon Chriftianity by the ill lives of Chriil- 
 ians. 12°. Norwich, 17 10 
 
 CRABB, George, Efq., Barrifter. 
 
 A hiftory of Englifh law ; or an attempt to trace 
 the rife, progrefs, and fucceffive changes of the 
 common law, from the earlieft period to the 
 prefent time. 8°. Land. 1829 
 
 CRABB, Habakkuk. 
 
 Born at Wattesfield, Suffolk, 1750. Educated at a Dis- 
 fenting academy at Daventry. Became fucceffively paftor 
 of a congregation at Stowmarket, 1771 ; at Cirencefter, 
 1776; at Wattesfield, 17895 and at Royfton, 1790. 
 Died 1794. 
 
 Sermons on praftical fubjeds. To which is 
 added, A difcourfe of the celebrated Maffillon, 
 tranflated from the French. To the whole 
 are prefixed. Brief memoirs of the author by 
 the Rev. Hugh Worthington, Jun. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1796 
 Memoirs of the author . . _ . Hi 
 
 I Tim. r. 11. The glory of the gofpel - i 
 
 1 John, 5. 3. The love of God - - - 24 
 Pfa. 119. 9, To young people - . . 3^ 
 John, 17. 16. Chriftians not of this world - 60 
 Pfa. 42. 5. Hope in God the confolation of the afflifted 
 
 82 
 John, 8. 31, 32. The freedom of Chrift's difciples 102 
 James, 3. 17. The wifdom that is from above 128 
 
 Matt. II. 29. The happinefs of fubmitting to Chrift's 
 
 yoke ------- 1^.9 
 
 James, 3. 15, The wifdom which defcendeth from 
 
 above ------- 177 
 
 Heb. 13. I. Brotherly love - - - - 195 
 
 Afts, 26. 28. The almoft Chriftlan - - 215 
 
 Pfa. 137.4, The caufes of religious dejeftion - 234 
 Rev. 7. 13. The character and bleffednefs of faints in 
 
 heaven - - - - - - 252 
 
 Jer. 45. 5. The great things of the world not to be 
 
 fought by a religious charafter - - - 274 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 7. The treafure of the gofpel miniftry lodged 
 in earthen veflels - - - - - 293 
 
 1 Pet. I. 7. The trial of faith . - - 322 
 Luke, 12. 15. The nature of true happinefs 348 
 Gal. 4. 18. Religious zeal - - - 371 
 Matt. 15. 13. The efficacy of the gofpel in the extir- 
 pation of error ------ 392 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. The approved minifter. Ord. ferm. 416 
 Luke, 16. 24. The rich man and Lazarus - 440 
 
 CRABBE, George, LL.B. 
 
 A celebrated poet. Born at Aldborough 1754. Ap- 
 prenticed to a furgeon. Entered the Church 1781, and 
 was prefented to two fmall livings in Dorfetlhire. Ob- 
 tained that of Trowbridge about 1813. Died 1832. 
 Poetical works. Royal 8°. Lo7id. 1847 
 
 Alfo publifhed in 5 vol. 8°. and 8 vol. 12°. 
 
 CRABBE, George, LL.B. {continued). 
 
 The library, a poem. 2d edit. 4°. Lond. 1783 
 
 Sermon, 1 Cor. 10. 6. The variation of public 
 opinion and feelings confidered, as it refpefts 
 religion. [Vifitation.] 4°. Lond. 1817 
 
 Life, by his fon. 12°. Lond. 1848 
 
 CRADOCK, John, D.D., Abp. of Dublin. 
 
 Re6lor of St. Paul's, Covent Garden, London. Confe- 
 crated Bifhop of Kilmore 1757. Tranflated to Dublin 
 1772. Died 1778. 
 Sermon, i Pet. 2. 16. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1752 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. i. 23, 24. The infufficiency 
 of the principal objedVions whether of Jews or Greeks 
 to Chriftianity. In which are occafionally confidered 
 the Moral Philofopher's dodtrines of a temporal Meffiah 
 and miracles. 4^. Camb. 1739 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 6. 8. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. \-j^6 
 CRADOCK, Samuel, B.D., Reftor of North 
 Cadbury. 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift. Born 1620. Educated at 
 Emmanuel College, Cambridge, of which he became Fellow, 
 and was prefented to the College living of North Cadbury. 
 Ejedled for Nonconformity 1662, and retired to an eftate 
 at Wickham Brook, which was foon after that left to him. 
 Died 1760. He was a man of a ferious and truly catholic 
 fpirit, folid judgment, digefted thought, clear method, and 
 unaffedted ftyle. His works have been greatly commended 
 by Abp. Till'otfon, Bp. Reynolds, and others. Dr. Dod- 
 dridge fays that no author affifted him more in what relates 
 to the New Teftament. 
 
 The hiftory of the Old Teftament methodised, 
 according to the order and feries of time ; in 
 which the difiicult paiTages are paraphrafed, 
 the feeming contradiftions reconciled, the rites 
 and cuftoms of the Jews opened and explained. 
 To which is annexed, A fhort hiftory of the 
 Jewifh affairs from the end of the Old Tefta- 
 ment to the birth of our Saviour. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1683 
 The harmony of the four evangelifts, and their 
 text methodifed, wherein the entire hiftory of 
 our Lord is methodically fet forth, Jewifh 
 rites and cuftoms opened, feeming contradic- 
 tions reconciled, and dark places explained. 
 Folio. Lond. 1688 
 
 The apoftolical hiftory, containing the afts, la- 
 bours, travels, fermons, difcourfes, miracles, 
 fuccelTes, and fufferings of the holy apoftles, 
 from Chrift's afcenfion to the deftrudlion of 
 Jerufalem by Titus ; with a narration of the 
 times and occafions upon which the epiftles 
 were written, with an analytical paraphrafe of 
 them. Folio. Lond. 1672 
 
 Knowledge and praftice, together with the fup- 
 plement ; or, a plain difcourfe of the chief 
 things neceffary to be known, believed, and 
 pradifed in order to falvation, with hymns. 
 Fourth edition, with eight new chapters. Fol. 
 
 Lond. 1702 
 Knowledge and praftice. Third edition. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1673 
 CRADOCK, Thomas, A.M., Redor of St. Tho- 
 mas's, in Baltimore County. 
 
 3F
 
 8o3 
 
 804 
 
 CRADOCK, Thomas, A.M. {continued). 
 Two iermons, with a preface, fliowing the 
 author's reafons for pubhfhing them. 8°. 
 
 Annapolis, 1747 
 Preface .--.... i_vi 
 
 Prov. 17. 22. Innocent mirth not inconfiftent with re- 
 ligion --.-.. J 
 Pfa. 122. 6, 7. Thankfgiving for the conqueft over the 
 rebels --___-. n 
 
 CRADOCK, Walter. 
 
 Born at Trefala, Monmouthfliire. Educated at the 
 Univerfity of Oxford. Joined the Puritans, and became 
 curate of St. Mary's, Cardiff. During the civil wars he be- 
 came paftor of Allhallows the Great, London, occafionally 
 itinerating through Wales. Died 1660. He was an Inde- 
 pendent in church government, a man of excellent cha- 
 rafter and high reputation ; in dodlrine he was zealous in 
 preaching juftification by imputed righteoufnefs. 
 
 Works. 8°. Chejier, 1800 
 
 Short account of his life. 
 
 Mount Zion ; or, the privilege and pradlice of faints. 
 
 Ten fermons on Rom. 8. 4, 5. 
 A faving fight of God. Nine fermons on Ifa. 6. 5. 
 Gofpel liberty explained. Nine fermons on i Cor. 10. 23. 
 Good news. A fermon on Mark, 16. 15. 
 Thankfgiving fermon before the parliament, on I John, 
 
 I- 3, 4- . . 
 
 Expofitjons and obfervations on various texts of Scripture. 
 
 Deut. 4. 3, 4; Pfa. 83. I, 2 ; Ifa. 9. 12, 13, &c. ; 
 
 Ifa. 26, 1-3 ; Ifa. 27. 1-3, &c. ; Ifa. 28. 155 Ifa. 
 
 40. i; Ifa. 65. 5, &c. ; Ifa. 66. 12, &c. ; Micah, 
 
 4. I, &c. ; Hab. 2. 4; Matt. 19. 30; Rom. 6. 14; 
 
 Eph. 3. 20; Eph. 5. 1,2; Philip. 2. 1-3 ; Heb. 12. 
 
 18, &c. ; I Pet. I. 9, 10, &c. ; Jude, 19 j 2 Cor. 
 
 "• 3- 
 
 Gofpel-libertie in the extenfions and limitations 
 
 of it. Wherein is laid down an exaft way to 
 
 end the prefent diflenfions, and to prelerve 
 
 future peace among the faints. Nine fermons 
 
 on I Cor. 10. 23. Whereunto is added. 
 
 Good news from heaven to the worft of fin- 
 
 ners, in three fermons on Luke, 2. 10. 4°. 
 
 L'jnd. 1648 
 Divine drops diftilled from the fountain of Holy 
 Scriptures, in feveral exercifes before fermons 
 on twenty-three texts of Scripture. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1650 
 Ifa. 9. 12, &c. 
 Ifa. 26. 1-3, &c. 
 Ifa. 27. 1-4, &c. 
 Ifa. 28. 15 - - 
 Ifa. 40. I 
 Ifa. 65. 5 - - 
 Ifa. 66. 12, &c. 
 Deut. 4 
 Pfa. 83 - - 
 Pfa. 1 16 - - 
 Mic. 4. 1-3, &c. 
 Hab. 2. 4 
 
 Gofpel-hoJinefle ; or, the faving fight of God, 
 from Ifa. 6. 5 ; together with the glorious 
 priviledge of the faints, from Rom. 8. 4, 5. 
 4°. Lond. 1 65 1 
 
 CRADOCK, Zachary, D.D., Provoft of Eton. 
 
 Born 1633. Educated at Queen's College, Cambridge. 
 Became preacher to Gray's Inn, London, and Canon-Refi- 
 dentiary of Chichefter. Provoft of Eton College, 1680. 
 Died 1695. He was admired in his own time for his un- 
 common talents, great copioufnefs, and vivacity in preach- 
 
 I 
 
 Matt. 19. ult. 
 
 137 
 
 13 
 
 Luke, 18. I 
 
 147 
 
 26 
 
 Rom. 6. 14 - 
 
 156 
 
 33 
 
 Eph. 3. 20 
 
 165 
 
 40 
 
 Eph. 5. 1, 2 - - 
 
 17s 
 
 48 
 
 Phil. 2. 1-3 - 
 
 181 
 
 53 
 
 Heb. 12. 18-20, &c. 
 
 188 
 
 69 
 
 I Pet. I. 9-12 
 
 200 
 
 79 
 
 Jude, 19 - - 
 
 207 
 
 106 
 
 2 Cor. II. 3 . 
 
 223 
 
 122 
 
 Jer. 6. I, 2 
 
 232 
 
 128 
 
 
 
 CRADOCK, Zachary, D.D. {continued). 
 
 ing ; but the following two fermons are all that remains ot 
 
 his writings. 
 
 Two fermons: the firft preach'd before King 
 Charles 2nd, Feb. 10, 1678. Upon the 
 providence of God in the government of the 
 world, [on Ecclef 9. 2]. The fecond, upon 
 charity, proving without it there is no obtain- 
 ing the love of God, [on i Tim. i. 5.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1742 
 
 Sermon, Ecclef 9. 2. 4°. Lond. 1678 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 1.5. The great end and defign 
 of Chriftianity. 4°. Lond. 1706 
 
 CRAIG, Edward, M.A., of St. Edmund Hall, 
 Oxon, and miniller of St. James's Chapel, 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Sermons on pradlical fubjefts. 12°. Lond. 1S28 
 Matt. 7. 7-1 1. The warrant for prayer - - i 
 
 Matt. 27. 51. The rent veil - . - 24 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. Self-denial - - - - 47 
 
 Luke, 14. 18. The ready excufe - - 70 
 
 Matt. 24. 37. The flood of fire - - - 94 
 
 I John, 3. I. The believer's privilege - 118 
 
 I John, 3. I. The believer unknown - - 142 
 
 I John, 3. 2. The believer's expedlation - 167 
 
 I John, 3. 3. The force of hope . - - 191 
 Prov. 3. 26. The teft of true religion - 215 
 
 Matt. 12. 34. Religious converfation - - 237 
 Rom. 12. 18. The law of peace - - 261 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. The worth of charity - - 281 
 Ads, 13. 18. The glad tidings - . - 300 
 
 CRAIG, James, M.A. 
 
 Born at Gifford, in Eaft Lothian, 1682. Educated in 
 the Univerfity of Edinburgh. Ordained minifter at Yefter, 
 afterwards removed to Haddington, and, in 1732, was 
 tranflated to Edinburgh. Died 1744. He was a preacher 
 of great popularity j his fermons are much admired, and 
 have become very fcarce. 
 
 Sermons preached on feveral fubjefts and occa- 
 
 fions. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 £din. 1 73 2-3 { 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Phil. 1. 21. Fun. ferm. on 
 
 1732. 
 
 Col. I. 27 - 268 
 
 Mr. Craig - - xiii 
 John, 15. 14 - I 
 Matt. 1 1. 28-30. 3 ferm. 
 
 John, 14. 6 - - 290 
 Prov. 4. 23 - 326 
 Micah, 6. 8 - - 353 
 
 34. -^c. 
 Rom. 6. 4 - - 64 
 I Pet. 2. 7 - 128 
 
 Prov. II. 30. Synod 384 
 Job, 22. 21. 4 fer. 427 
 Prov. I. 10. Againft im- 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2 - - 149 
 
 2 Pet. I. 3,4. 5 fer. 172 
 
 morality - - 518 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Heb. 11. 16. 4 fer. i 
 
 1733. 
 
 Pfa. 116. 12 - - 318 
 
 Matt. 22. 4 - - 53 
 John, I. 14 - 83 
 Luke, 13.24. 2 fer. 109 
 Rev. I. 5, 6 - - 183 
 Pfa. 42. II. 3 fer. 210 
 
 Rom. 15. 13 - 355 
 Jer. 4. 14 - - 383 
 Pfa. 119. 113 - 416 
 Ifa. 26. 9, 10. 2 fer. 446 
 I Cor. I. 24. 2 fer. 491 
 
 Luke, 24. 51 - 291 
 
 
 Vol. 3. 1738. Sermons on John, 3. 16. To which 
 is prefixed a large table of contents. 
 
 CRAIG, Rev. John. 
 
 An eminent preacher of the Reformation in Scotland. 
 Born about 15 12. Died 1600. He was the writer of the 
 famous National Covenant, and he partly compiled the 
 Second Book of Difcipline. 
 
 Catechifm. Confeffion of Faith. Ed. Watfon 
 
 CRAIG, Rev. Thomas. 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 20. 24. The proper lentiment
 
 8o5 
 
 806 
 
 CRAIG, Rev. Thomas {continued). 
 
 and aim of the miffionary. [Lond. MifT. Soc] 
 8°. Z,(?;// 1 82 1 
 
 CRAIG, William, D.D. 
 
 A clergyman of the Church of Scotland. Born in Glas- 
 gow 1709. Educated at the univerfity of that city. Minis- 
 ter of Cambufnethan 1737. Afterwards removed to St. 
 Andrew's Church, Glafgow. Died in the 75th year of his 
 age. His fermons are well written and inftru(a:ive. 
 Sermons on various fubjedls. A new edition, 
 with feveral additional fermons, and a life of 
 the author. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 808 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of the author .... v-xxxii 
 
 Eph. 2. 12. The importance of religion to the virtue 
 
 and happinefs of private life - - . i 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 2. The importance of religion to the wel- 
 fare of fociety - - - - - - 33 
 
 John, 6. 29. The importance of believing in the Lord 
 
 Jelus Chrift 63 
 
 Pfa. 36. 2. The deceitfulnefs of fin - - 97 
 
 Ifa. 26. 7. The nature of uprightnefs and the character 
 
 of the upright man - - - - J 36 
 
 Jonah, 4. 9. The charaifter of Jonah - - 167 
 2 Sam. 12. 7, 15. The condudl of Nathan and David 188 
 Mark, 6. 20. The charadler of Herod the tetrarch 210 
 Matt. 26. 14-16. The character and conduit of Judas 
 
 Ifcariot - - - - - - 231 
 
 Luke, 23. 24. The charadler and conduft of Pontius 
 
 Pilate 248 
 
 John, 3. 3. The Scripture doftrine of regeneration. 
 
 2 ferm. - - - - - - 275 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The one thing needful - 354 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfa. 107. 31, 32. Public wor/hip - - - i 
 
 John, II. 33-36. The difpofition and conduit of our 
 
 blefled Saviour at the grave of Lazarus - 38 
 
 Adts, 17. II. The temper and conduft of the Bereans ; 
 
 or, the duty of fearching the Scriptures. Syn. fer. 61 
 Prov. 22. 6. Religious education. 2 ferm. - 102 
 Matt. 5. 13. The character and obligations of a minifter 
 
 ofthegofpel. Admiflion of a minifter - 155 
 
 Ecclef. 9. I, 2. The promifcuous difpenfations of divine 
 
 providence. 2 ferm. - - - - -217 
 
 1 Theff. 2. 13. How the word of God is to be received 
 
 256 
 Luke, 16. 14. The deceitfulnefs of fin - 281 
 
 I Pet. 4. 7. The nature of fobriety - . 302 
 
 Pfa. 119. 57. God a believer's portion - 327 
 
 Luke, 16.13. The fervice of the world inconfiftent with 
 
 the fervice of God ----- 348 
 Ecclef. 7. 2, 3. The houfe of mourning - 373 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The peculiar advantages of early piety 392 
 John, 6. 68. The importance of the mefTage which 
 
 Jefus brought from God, and the nature of its evidence 
 
 CRAIK, George L., M.A. 
 
 Sketches of literature and learning in England, 
 from the Norman conqueft to the prefent day. 
 6 vol. 24°. Lo»i. 1844-45 
 
 The hiflory ofBritifh commerce from the earliell 
 times. Reprinted from the Piftorial Hiftory 
 of England ; with correftions, additions, and 
 a continuation to the prefent day. 3 vol. 24°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 CRAKA.NTHORP, Richard, D.D., Chaplain to 
 K. Charles I. 
 
 Born at Strickland, in Weftmoreland, 1567. Admitted 
 in Queen's College, Oxford, 1583, of which he became 
 Fellow, 1598. Obtained the reftory of Black Notley, 
 Eflex. Died 1624. He had the reputation of a general 
 
 CRAKANTHORP, Richard, D.D. (continued). 
 fcholar, was a confiderable canonift, perfectly acquainted 
 with ecdefiaftical antiquity and fcholaftic divinity, and a 
 celebrated preacher. 
 
 Defenfio Ecclefis Anglicanae contra M. Antonii 
 De Dominis, D. Archiepifcopi Spalatenfis, in- 
 jurias. 8°. Lib. of Anglo-Catholic Theology. 
 
 Ox/. 1 847 
 Originally publifhed 1625. 
 Rome's feer overfeene ; a treatife of the fifth ge- 
 neral council held at Conftantinople, an. 553, 
 under Juftinian, wherein the falfehoods of Ba- 
 ronius are difcovered, &c. Folio. Lond. iS'^l 
 The defence of Conftantine, with a treatife of 
 the Pope's temporal monarchic. 4°. Z,. 1621 
 CRAMER, J. A., S.T.P. 
 
 Catenae Graecorum Patrum in Novum Tefta- 
 mentum. 8 vol. 8°. Oxon. 1844* 
 
 Vol. I. 1840. 
 Matt, et Marc. Ad fidem Codd. MSS. 
 
 Vol.2. 1841. 
 Luc. et Joan. E Codd. Bodl. et Paris. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1838. 
 A6ta SS. Apoftolorum. E Codd". Nov. Coll. defcripfit et 
 nunc primum edidit. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1844. 
 Epift. ad Romanos. Ad fidem Codd. MSS. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1841. 
 Epiftolae ad Corinthios. Ad fidem Codd MSS. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1842. 
 Gal., Eph.,Philipp., Col., Their. Ad fidem Codd. MSS. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1843. 
 Tim., Titus, Phil., Heb. Ad fidem Codd. MSS. 
 
 Vol. 8. 1840. 
 Epiftt. Cath. et Apoc. Acceflerunt, CEcumenii et ArethaE 
 Commentarii in Apocalypfin. Ad fidem Codd. MSS. 
 
 CRAMER, John James. 
 
 Born near Zurich 1673. Became Profeffor of Hebrew 
 
 there, and afterwards at Herborn. Died 1702. 
 
 Theologia Ifraelis, qua Goelis officum ac myfte- 
 rium ad confirmandam Jefu Chrifti Delta tern 
 et officium ex Hebraeorum potiffimum fcriptis 
 proponitur, et varia alia philologica ac theolo- 
 gica pertradlantur. Pars prior. 4°. 
 
 Franc. 1705 
 
 Theologia? Ifraelis pars altera, qua angeli magni 
 in Vet. Teft. exiftentia et fumma dignitas, dis- 
 fertationibus aliquot theologico-philologicis de- 
 monllratur. 4°. Franc. 1705 
 
 Exod. 23. 20-23. Cuftos Ifraelis - - - i 
 
 Exod. 24. 9-11. Deus Ifraelis ... 157 
 
 lef. 63. 8, 9. Servator Ifraelis - - - 194 
 
 Exod. 33. 1-6, &c. Dux Ifraelis - - 245 
 
 Num. 14. 15-19. Rex Ifraelis - , - 287 
 lef. 30. 20, 21. Doftor Ifraelis . - - 323 
 
 De ara exteriore templi fecundi exercitationes 
 
 philologicae. 4°. Lugd. Bat. i6gj 
 
 Alfo in Ugolinus, 10. 157 
 
 CRAMP, J. M. 
 
 A text-book of Popery ; comprifmg a brief his- 
 tory of the Council of Trent, and a complete 
 view of Roman Catholic theology. Second ed. 
 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 An enlarged edition. 
 
 CRANDON, John. 
 
 Mr. Baxter's aphorifms exorcized and anthorized;
 
 8o7 
 
 808 
 
 CRANDON, John {continued). 
 
 or, an examination of Mr. Baxter's Aphorifms 
 of Juftification, together with a vindication of 
 juftification by meer grace from all the Popifh 
 andArminianfophifms. In 2 parts. 4°. L. 1654 
 CRANMER, Thomas, D.D., Abp. of Canter- 
 bury. 
 
 Born at Aflafton, Nottinghamfhire, 1489. Educated at 
 Jefus College, Cambridge. Having promoted the divorce 
 between Henry VIII. and Queen Catharine, he was raifed 
 to the archbiihopric of Canterbury. He forwarded the dis- 
 folution of monafteries, zealoufly enforced the regal fupre- 
 macy, procured a grant from the king to have the Bible 
 tranflated into Englifli, and otherwife promoted the Reform- 
 ation. On the acceflion of Q;_Mary he was tried for herefy, 
 and burnt at Oxford, 1555. 
 
 Remains. Collefted and arranged by the Rev. H. 
 Jenkins. 4 vol. 8°. Ox/. 1833 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface of the editor. 
 Lift of Cranmer's writings. 
 Letters. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Colledlion of extradls from the canon law - 1 
 
 Speech on the authority of the Pope, and of general 
 councils -...._ II 
 
 Speech in convocation - - - - - 16 
 
 Queries and anfwers on confirmation - - 18 
 
 Injundlions for the diocele of Hereford - - 19 
 
 Corredlions of the Inftitutions of a Chriftian Man, by 
 
 Henry VIII. 21 
 
 Annotations on the King's Book - - - 65 
 
 Seventeen queftions and anfwers on thefacraments,&c. 98 
 Preface to the Bible ----- 104 
 
 Speech at the coronation of Edward VI. - - 118 
 Notes and authorities on juftification - - 121 
 
 Homily of falvation - - - - - 138 
 
 Faith - - - - - - 151 
 
 Good works . . - . - 164 
 
 Queries and anfwers on the mafs - - 178 
 
 Articles of vifitation for the diocefe of Canterbury 185 
 Articles of vifitation for the Dean and Chapter of Can- 
 terbury - - - - - - -196 
 
 Injundlions to the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury 200 
 Anfwer to the Devonfhire rebels - - 202 
 
 Notes for a fermon againft rebellion - - 245 
 
 Sermon on rebellion . . . . 2^8 
 
 Defence of the true and Catholic doftrine of the facra- 
 
 ment of the body and blood of Chrift - - 275 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Anfwer to Rich. Smith's preface - - 1 
 
 Anfwer unto a crafty and fophiftical cavillation devifed 
 
 by Stephen Gardyner, late bi(hop of Winchefter, 
 
 againft the true dodlrine of the facrament of the body 
 
 and blood of Jefus Chrift - - - - 25 
 
 Notes of Gardyner's errors - - - - 555 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Declaration concerning the mafs ... i 
 
 Difputation at Oxford with Chedfey - - 4 
 
 Difputation at Oxford with Harpsfield - - 67 
 
 Condemnation, by Wefton - - - jj 
 
 Examination at Oxford, by Brokes - - - 79 
 
 Appeal from the Pope to a general council - 118 
 
 Prayer, exhortation, and confeflion of faith at St. Mary's 
 Church - - - - - - -130 
 
 Confutation of unwritten verities - - 145 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 Mandates, letters, proclamations, preface to the Book of 
 Common Prayer, 1549, colledlion of authorities on the 
 Eucharift, &c. ------ 247 
 
 Writings and difputations relative to the facra- 
 ment of the Lord's Supper. Edited for the 
 
 CRANMER, Abp. {continued). 
 
 Parker Socity, by the Rev. John Edmund 
 
 Cox, M.A., curate of Stepney. Imp. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1844 
 
 The life, ftate, and ftory of Abp. Cranmer, [from Fox's 
 Adts and Monuments]. 
 
 An anfwer to a crafty and fophiftical cavillation devifed 
 by Stephen Gardner againft the true and godly doftrine 
 ot the moft holy facrament of the body and blood of our 
 Saviour, Jefus Chrift j wherein is alfo anlwered fuch 
 places out of Dr. R. Smith as may feem anything 
 worthy the anfwering. Here is alfo the true copy of 
 the book written by D. Stephen Gardner, not one 
 word added or diminifhed. 
 
 Of the facrament ----- 9 
 
 Of the prefence of Chrift . . - 51 
 
 Of the eating and drinking . - - 201 
 
 Againft tranfubftantiation . - - 239 
 
 Of the oblation and facrifice of Chrift - 344 
 
 Anfwer to Smith's preface . . - 368 
 
 Matters wherein the Bp. of Winchefter varied from 
 other Papifts. 
 
 Difputations at Oxford ----- 389 
 [Reprinted from Fox's Adls and Monuments. Ed. 1583, 
 p. 1428.] 
 
 Index .-----. 431 
 
 Defenfio verae et Catholicae dodlrina de facramento cor- 
 poris et fanguinis Chrifti. [A Latin tranflation of the 
 preceding work from the editions of 1553 and 1557, 
 faid to be by Sir John Cheke] . - - 1 
 
 Works. Edited for the Parker Society, by the 
 Rev. J. E. Cox. Vol. 2. Mifcellaneous 
 writings and letters. 1 846. 
 
 Biographical notice of Abp. Cranmer - - vii 
 
 A confutation of unwritten verities by divers authori- 
 ties diligently and truly gathered together out of the 
 Holy Scriptures and ancient fathers - I 
 
 A colledlion of tenets from the canon law, fhowing the 
 extravagant pretenfions of the Church of Rome 68 
 Subftance of a fpeech on the authority of the Pope and 
 of general councils ----- 76 
 
 Speech at an afTembly of bifliops, 1536 - 79 
 
 Some queries concerning confirmation, with Cranmer's 
 
 anfwers -------80 
 
 Injundlions to the diocefe of Hereford, 1538 - 81 
 
 Corredlions of the inftitution of a Chriftian man, by 
 
 Henry VIII., with Abp. Cranmer's annotations 80 
 
 Queftions and anfwers concerning the facraments, &c., 
 
 1540 - _ "5 
 
 Preface to the Bible, 1540 - - - n8 
 
 Speech at coronation of Edward VI. - - 126 
 
 Homily of falvation - - - - 128 
 
 Homily of faith 13S 
 
 homily of good works annexed unto faith - 141 
 
 ''Queftions concerning fome abufes of the mafs - 150 
 Queftions with anfwers by the Bifhops of Worcefter, 
 Chichefter, and Hereford . - - 152 
 
 Articles to be inquired of within the diocefe of Canter- 
 bury, 1548 - - - - - -154- 
 
 Articles of inquiry, 1550- - - - 159 
 
 Injundlions to the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, 
 
 155c 
 
 161 
 
 Anfwer to the fifteen articles of the rebels, Devon, 
 
 1549 ".'.'.' ■ ' -"^^ 
 
 Notes for a homily againft rebellion - - 188 
 
 A fermon concerning the time of rebellion 190 
 
 Notes on juftification - - - - 203 
 
 Examination before Brokes, 155S - - - 212 
 
 Appeal at his degradation - - - 3^24 
 
 Letters . - 229 
 
 Appendix; order for preaching. Judgment of convoca- 
 tion concerning general councils, &c. &c. - 460 
 Index 571
 
 8o9 
 
 8io 
 
 CRANMER, Abp. {continued). 
 
 Writings. Britifh Reformers, 9 
 
 A fhort inftruftion into ChrilHan religion ; being 
 a Catechifm, fet fbrtli by Abp. Cranmer, in 
 1 548, together with the fame in Latin. 
 Tranflated from the German by Juftus Jonas, 
 in 1539. 8°, Oxf. 1839 
 
 A defence of the true and catholick doftrine 
 of the facrament of the body and blood of 
 our Saviour ; with confutation of fundry 
 errors concerning the fame ; to which is pre- 
 fixed an introduftion in illuftration of the 
 work, and in vindication of the author, 
 againft Lingard, Milner, and Butler, by the 
 Rev. H. J. Todd, M.A. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 Catechifm (extrads from). 
 
 Barrow, E. J. Summary 
 
 On holy baptifm. 
 
 On the apoftolical fucceffion and power of the 
 keys. 
 
 On the bleffed facrament of the altar. 
 
 On the gifts of the Holy Ghoft in the holy 
 Catholic Church. 
 
 Trafts of Anglican Fathers, i. 7 
 
 (Memorials of). See Strype. 
 
 (Life of), by Charles Webb Le Bas, M.A. 2 
 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1833 
 
 CRANTZ, David, Moravian Miffionary. 
 
 Born at Neugarten, in Pomerania, 1723. In his youth 
 he was mafter of a fchool at Hernhut. Secretary to Count 
 Zinzendorf, 1747. Sent as a miflionary to Greenland, 
 where he met with great fuccefs in converting the natives 
 to Chriftianity. Returned in 1762. Paftor of the church 
 at Rixdort^ near Berlin, 1766. Died 1777. 
 
 The hiftory of Greenland, including an account 
 of the mifEon carried on by the United Bre- 
 thren in that country. From the German ; 
 with a continuation to the prefent time ; il- 
 lullrative notes, and an account of the miffion 
 in Labrador, 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1820 
 
 Dr. Johnfon is faid to have declared, that few books 
 
 had ever affedled him fo deeply ; that the man who did 
 
 not relifh the firft part was no philofopher, and he who 
 
 could not enjoy the fecond no Chriftian. 
 Originally publiihed in 1767. 
 In this edition the ftyle has been modernifed, and fome 
 
 details omitted. The Continuation, &c., is added. 
 
 The ancient and modern hiftory of the Brethren, 
 or, a fuccinft narrative of the Proteftant Church of the 
 United Brethren, or Unitas Fratrum in the remoter 
 ages, and particularly in the prefent century. Trans- 
 lated into Englilh, with emendations, and publifhed 
 with fome additional notes, by Benjamin La Trobe. 
 S". Lond. 1780* 
 
 CEASHAW, Richard. 
 
 An Englifh poet, a native of London, Educated at the 
 Charter Houfe, and thence admitted of Pembroke Hall, 
 1632. Fellow of Peterhoufe, 1637. Admitted into holy 
 orders, and became a very popular preacher, full of energy 
 and enthufiafm. Refufed to take the Covenant, 1644. 
 Went to France, and embraced the Roman Catholic reli- 
 gion. Died at Rome 1650. 
 
 Steps to the temple, the delights of the Mufes, 
 and carmen Deo noftro. 8°. 
 
 In the Savoy, 1670* 
 
 CRASHAW, William, B,D., Preacher at the 
 
 Temple. 
 
 Father of the above. 
 The Jefuites gofpel. 4°. Lond. 1610 
 
 A lecond edition impreflion, correfted and enlarged, 
 was publifhed in 1621, 4°. 
 
 Epiftola ad Binnium. Brown, E. Fafcic, 2. 169 
 CRASSET, John. 
 
 Born 1618. Died 1692. A Jefuit, who wrote numer- 
 ous afcetic works, which have confiderable merit. 
 Hiftoire de I'Eglife du Japon. Seconde edition. 
 
 2 vol. 4°. Par. 171 5 
 
 La douce et fainte mort. 12°. Par. \6%i 
 
 CRASSUS, Paris, Bononienfis, olim apoftolico- 
 
 rum casremoniorum magifter. 
 De casremoniis cardinalium et epifcoporum in 
 
 eorum dicecefibus. 4°. Venet. 1582 
 
 CRAUSSIUS, J. 
 
 Differtatio de Succoth Benoth. Ugol. 23. 853 
 CRAVEN, William, B.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Borni73i. Educated at St. John's 
 
 College, Cambridge, where he became Arabic Profeffor, 
 
 1770. Eledled mafter of his college, 1789. Died 1815. 
 
 Sermons on the evidence of a future ftate of 
 
 rewards and punifhments arifmg from a view 
 
 of our nature and condition. 8°. Camb. 1783 
 
 Gal. 6. 9. On a ftate of difcipline and probation i 
 
 Rom. 2. 15. On the moral nature with which man is 
 
 endued ....-- 27 
 
 Rom. 1 1. 33. On a future ftate of rewards and punifh- 
 ments -- .-.--43 
 Ecclef. 9. 3. The ufe and beauty of general laws in the 
 natural world. 2 ferm. - . . 67 
 Pfa. 33.5. On the adminiftration of the prefent life 95 
 Heb. 13. 8. On a future life, defcribed after the model 
 of the prefent - - - - -113 
 
 Eph. 3. 20. On experience as the meafure of our ex- 
 peftations ------ 125 
 
 The Jewifh and Chriftian difpenfations com- 
 pared with other inftitutions. Third edition, 
 enlarged and correfted. 8°. Camb. 1813 
 
 A review will be found in the Edinb. Review, 2. 437. 
 
 CRAUFURD, Charles Henry, M.A., Reftor of 
 
 Old Swinford, Worcefterfhire. 
 Sermons preached in the parifh church of Old 
 Swinford, Worcefterfhire [with notes]. To 
 which is added, A reprint of the Mother's 
 Legacy to her Unborn Child, by Elizabeth 
 Joceline. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 Rom. I. 16 - - I Phil. 4. 6 - - 184 
 Matt. 18. 3. 2 ferm. 35 Phil. i. 6 - - 211 
 Luke, 17. 10 - 89 I John, 3. 13 - - 271 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6 - - - 123 The Mother's Legacy 307 
 I John, 5- 3 - 154 
 
 CRAWFURD, George, Efq. 
 
 The lives and charafters of the officers of the 
 
 crown, and of the State in Scotland. Folio. 
 
 Edin. 1726 
 
 Vol. I. being all that has been publifhed. 
 
 CRAWFORD, George, Minifter of Cults, in 
 
 Scotland. 
 Mifcellaneous difcourfes. 12°. Edin. \%T)Z 
 
 I Cor. 16. 13. Steadfaft faith, and the method of 
 acquiring it ----- - i 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. John, 8. 12. Reafon and Chriflianicy 
 compared -.---• 30
 
 8ii 
 
 812 
 
 CRAWFORD, George {continued). 
 
 I John, 2. 15. The preference of earthly to fpirltual 
 
 enjoyment - - - - - - 53 
 
 Mark, 16. 20. Adls, 19. 20. The propagation of the 
 
 Chriftian religion ----- yg 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. Bleflednefs of the pure in heart - 11 1 
 Luke, 24. 32. The efFedls of communion with Jefus 
 
 Chrift .-..-. i-jo 
 
 CRAUFUKD, Thomas, A.M. 
 
 ProfefTor of Philofophy and Mathematics in the College 
 of Edinburgh in 1646. 
 
 Hiftory of the Univerfity of Edinburgh from 
 1580 to 1646, To which is prefixed the 
 charter granted to the college, by James VI. 
 of Scotland, 1582. 8°. £^w. 1808 
 
 CRAWFORD, WiUiam. 
 
 Born at Kelfo 1676. Educated in the Univerfity of Edin- 
 burgh. OrdainedMinifter of Wilton. In 171 1 he vigoroufly 
 oppofed ordination of minifters by prefentations of patrons. 
 In 1734 took part with Erflcine and others, but did not 
 leave the eftablifhment. Died 1742. 
 
 Dying thoughts. 12°. ZcW. 1825 
 
 CRAWFORD, William, D.D., Miniiter of Strai- 
 ten, in Scotland. 
 Sermons. 8°. £di?i. 1815 
 
 John, 13. 35. Benevolence, the Chriftian teft - I 
 
 Gen. 28. 16. The prefence of God, efpecially in our 
 
 folemn meetings - - - - . 29 
 
 Amos, 4. 12. Meeting with God - - - 51 
 
 I Sam. 3. 18. Refignation . - - 75 
 
 Luke, 17. 17. The duty of tracing the hand of God in 
 
 all the advantages we enjoy - - . ^7 
 
 Rev. 7. 17. The confolations of religion - 126 
 
 Rev. 3. 15, 16, Fervour in religion - - 154 
 
 John, II. 35. The com paffion of Jefus Chrift 178 
 
 A6ls, 8. 39. Chara<fler of the Ethiopian eunuch 200 
 Luke, 19. 9. Charafler of Zaccheus - 220 
 
 Afts, 24, 25. The eftefts of preaching - - 244 
 Matt. 8. 34. Caufes of diflike to religion - 270 
 
 Gen. 5. 27. The duration of human life - 292 
 
 Luke, 7. 5. Character of the Roman centurion 313 
 I John, 3. 21. Conlcience - - - 335 
 
 Pfa. I. I. The abufe of ridicule - - - 55^ 
 Pfa. 76. 10. The providence of God bringing good out 
 
 of evil -.._-. jgi 
 
 Pfa. 46. 8, 9. Thankfgiving for peace, 1814 - 405 
 
 CREASY, E. S., M.A., Barrifter-at-Law, Pro- 
 feffor of Hiftory at Univerfity Coll., London. 
 
 Sub rege facerdos. Comments on Bifhop Hamp- 
 den's cafe, with an epitomifed report of the 
 proceedings. 8°. Lont^. 1848 
 
 Other works : Account of Eton College, Paftand Prefent. 
 
 Poft8°. Lond. 1848. Text-Book of the Conftitution. 8°. 
 
 1848, &c. 
 
 CREATION (The), the ground-work of revela- 
 tion, and revelation the language of nature ; 
 or, a brief attempt to demonftrate that the 
 Hebrew language is founded upon natural 
 ideas, and that the Hebrew writings transfer 
 them to fpiritual objedls. Pp. 70. 8°. 
 
 Edia. 1750 
 
 CREATION. See Veftiges of Creation. 
 
 CREED (The), expounded; or, the light of 
 Chriftian doftrine fet up on the candleftick of orthodox 
 interpretation, being an ample expofition of the twelve 
 articles contained in that fummary of faith commonly 
 
 CREED, The {continued). 
 
 called the Apoftles' Creed. To which is premifed a fliort 
 eflay on faith. By J. W., M. O. S. B. [Roman 
 Catholic] 12°. Lond. 1735 
 
 CREFFEILD, Edward, M.A. 
 
 The regular Church-of-England man's devotions, 
 fitted both for the family and clofet, with 
 ufeful direftions. 12°. Lond. 1704 
 
 The great duty of catechifing. In two parts. 
 Ff. 5. Pp. 94. 12°. Lond. 17 13 
 
 Two fermons, Prov. 18. 22. A good wife a 
 great bleffing ; or, the honour and happinefs 
 of the marriage ftate. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 CRELLIUS, John. 
 
 A celebrated Socinian divine, whofe works form part of 
 the Bibliotheca Fratrum Polonorum, born in Franconia 
 1590. Studied at Nuremberg and other German univer- 
 fities. Originally a Lutheran ; he adopted the principles 
 ofSocinus, and went to Racow, in Poland, 1612, where 
 he became a preacher, and was appointed Profeflbr of 
 Greek, and afterwards Redlor of the univerfity. Died 1633. 
 
 Opera omnia exegetica, didaflica, et polemica, 
 magnam partem haftenus inedita. 4 vol. in 3. 
 
 I r en poll, 1656 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Commentarius in I, 2, 3, 4, et 5, capita Matthaei 1 
 
 Commentarius et paraphrafis in epiftolam ad Romanos 65 
 Commentarius in I Corinth. ... 2^.7 
 
 Commentarius et paraphrafis in Galatas - - 373 
 Commentarius et paraphrafis in Ephefios - 473 
 
 Commentarius et paraphrafis in Philippenfes - 501 
 Commentarius et paraphrafis in Coloffenfes - 525 
 
 Commentarius in utramque ad ThelTalonicenfes 545 
 De caufis mortis Chrifti - - . - - 611 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. a. 
 Commentarius in i Timotheum ... 1 
 
 Commentarius in Titum - - - - 41 
 
 Commentarius in Philemon ... 55 
 
 Commentarius et paraphrafis in Hebraeos . . 61 
 
 Commentarius in i Petrum, cap. i et 2 . 269 
 
 Explicationesin loca quaedam difficiliora Novi Teftamenti, 
 una cum refponfionibus ad aliquot quaeftiones 285 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Explicatio var. loc. Matthaei, Marci, Lueae, et Joannis i 
 Commentarius in magnam partem Adtorum Apoftolorum 
 
 Commentarius in plurima capita et loca epiftolarum Pauli 
 
 167 
 Commentarius in multa loca epiftolarum catholicarum 
 
 Commentarius in maximam partem Apocalypfeos 351 
 Synopfis aliquot concionum ... 386 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 ^d librum H. Grotii quem de fatlsfadlione Chrifti 
 
 adverfus F. Socinum fcripfit . . - 1-234 
 
 Grotii defenfio fidei Catholici de fatisfadlione Chrifti 
 
 adverlus Socinum - ... - J— 34 
 
 De uno Dei Patre, libri duo, quibus multa etiam de Filii 
 
 Dei et Spiritus Sandti natura difleruntur - I 
 
 Ethices, feu dodtrinae de moribus prolegomena 119 
 
 Ethica Ariftotelica - - . . . 149 
 
 Ethica Chriftiana, feu explicatio virtutum et vitiorum, 
 
 quorum in facris Uteris fit mentio - - 230 
 
 Oratio i. de honeftatis natura et fonte - - 437 
 
 Oratio ii. cur nee Mofes nee philofophi perfedtam vir- 
 
 tutem potuerint prasfcribere ... 444 
 
 Oratio iii. de amore fui - - - - 447 
 
 De Spiritu Sandto -...-- 455 
 
 i
 
 8i3 
 
 CRELLIUS, John {continued). 
 
 Vindiciae pro religionis libertate - - - 521 
 
 Problemata, cum folutionibus - - - - 533 
 
 Excerpta ex epiftolis - - - - - 534 
 
 De felicitate 551 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Touching one God the Father. Tranflated. 
 
 4°. loW. 1665 
 
 CRESSENER, Drue, D.D. 
 
 Judgments of God on the Roman Catholic Church, 
 
 in a profpeft of feveral revolutions in explication 
 
 of the trumpets and vials in the Apocalypfe. 
 
 4°. LoKi^. 1689 
 
 A demonftration of the firft principles of the 
 
 Proteftant applications of the Apocalypfe. 4°. 
 
 Lon^. 1690 
 CRESSET, Edward, Bilhop of Llandaft'. 
 
 Confecrated 1748 ; died 1754. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 66. 7. [May 29.] 4°. Lo;id. 1749 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 2. 9. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. Z,. 1753 
 CRESSWELL, Daniel, D.D., F.R.S. 
 
 A native of Wakefield, in Yorkfhire. Studied at Trinity 
 
 College, Cambridge, of which he became Fellow. Vicar 
 
 of Enfield 1822. Died 1844, aged fixty-eight. 
 
 Sermons on domeftic duties, preached in the 
 
 parifh church of St. Andrew^, Enfield. 12°. 
 
 Lon^. 1829 
 
 Gen. 2. 18. The inftitution of marriage - i 
 
 Gen. 2. 24. The duties of the married ftate - 35 
 
 Luke, II. II. The duties of parents to children 65 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. The duties of children to parents 97 
 
 Col. 4. I. The duties of mafters to fervants 123 
 
 Col. 3. 22-24. The duties of fervants to mafters 167 
 
 Prov. 12. 10. The duty of ihewing mercy to brute 
 
 animals. [With note.] - - - - 195 
 
 Pfa. 119. 106. Confirmation. (Two fermons.) 243 
 
 CREWE, Charles H. 
 
 The fyftem behind the age ; or, ** A Supplement 
 to the Times" in which we live ; being a 
 rejoinder to the Rev. Robert Montgomery's 
 "The Gofpel before the age ;" or, "A Homily 
 for the Times." Pp.46. 12°. ZoW. 1846 
 
 CRIBELLUS, Hieronymus. 
 
 Oratio parentalis in laudem Blancas Mariae 
 SforticC Vicecomitis. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 25. 423 
 
 CRIBELLUS, Leodrisius. 
 
 De expeditione Pii Papas 11. in Turcas. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 23. 21 
 
 De vita, rebufque geftis Sfortiae bellicofifhmi 
 ducis. Ibid. 19. 619 
 
 CRISCONIUS. 
 
 An African bifhop. Flouriihed 690. 
 Breviarium canonicum. 
 
 Colleiliocanonum. Juftelli Bibl., 1.456 etxxxiii 
 Breviarium canonicum. Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 486 
 CRISP, Tobias, D.D. 
 
 The moft confiderable of the divines who have been 
 accufed of Antinomianifm. Born at London 1600. Edu- 
 cated at Eton and Cambridge ; afterwards removed to 
 Baliol College, Oxford. Redor of Brinkworth, Wiltlhire, 
 1627. Died 1642. 
 
 Chrift alone exalted, in the perfeftion and en- 
 couragements of the faints notwithftanding 
 fins and trials ; containing fifty-two fermons 
 
 814 
 
 CRISP, Tobias, D.D. {continueif). 
 
 on feveral feleft texts of Scripture. To which 
 are added notes explanatory, with memoirs, 
 by the late Dr. Gill. Fourth edition, cor- 
 redled. 2 vol. 8°. ZsW. 1791 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoirs of Crifp .-.-.- v 
 
 To the Chriftian reader, &c. - - xiii-lxxxvi 
 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the only way. (Four fermons.) i 
 Col. I. 18. Chrift's pre-eminence - - - 98 
 
 Ifa. 42. 6, 7. The new covenant of free grace. (Two 
 fermons.) ------ 12^ 
 
 John, 8.36. Chriftian liberty no licentious doftrine 188 
 Rom. 10. 3. Men's own righteoufnefs their grand idol 
 
 220 
 
 Rom. 10. 2, 3, 4. A zeal of God proves not a man a 
 
 child of God --..-. 242 
 
 Ifa. 43. 25. God remembers not our fins - 267 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 12. The Great Giver and his free gifts 291 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 19. Reconciliation by Chrift alone - 314 
 John, 6. 37. Chrift's free welcome to all comers 335 
 Philip. 3. 8, 9. Our righteoufnefs lofs and dung 366 
 Heb. 8. 6. The two covenants of grace - 390 
 Ifa. 53.6. Chrift the great paymafter of all the debts 
 
 of his people ...-.- ^19 
 Ifa. 53. 6. Sin tranfaded really upon Chrift, &c. (Six 
 
 fermons.) ------ ^7 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. 53. 6. Help laid on Chrift mighty to fave - i 
 
 Ifa. 53. 6. The juftice of God fatisfied by Chrift alone 19 
 Ifa. 53. 6. Sin's loathfomenefs and love's immenfenefs 40 
 Ifa. 53. 6. The blood of Chrift alone cleanfeth our fins, 
 
 &c. (Four fermons.) - - - - 5^ 
 
 Ifa. 53. 6. The afl'urance of faith - - . 1^7 
 Ifa. 41. 10. God's covenant the ground of fecurity. 
 
 (Two fermons.) - - - - - 173 
 
 I John, 2. I, 2. Revelation of grace no encouragement 
 
 to fin - - - - - - - 251 
 
 I John, 2.1,2. The faithful friend at the bar of juftice 280 
 1 John, 2. 1,2. Chrift's advocatefhip for all the eledi 301 
 I John, 2. I, 2. Chrift's righteoufnefs only difchargeth 
 
 the finner ------ 321 
 
 1 John, 2. I, 2. The adl of believing is not our right- 
 
 eoufnels ------- 340 
 
 1 John, 2. I, 2. Faith the fruit of union - 365 
 
 1 John, 2. I, 2. Chrift alone our mercy-feat - 386 
 Sol. Song, 4. 7. The lovelinefs of Chrift's beloved 410 
 Col. I. 18. Chrift the head of the Church - 428 
 
 John, 2C. 29. The bleffednefs of believing fight 450 
 Rom. 8. 32. Chrift the chiefeft and firft mercy 477 
 Titus, 2. II, 12. Free grace the teacher of good works. 
 
 (Four fermons.) ----- ^.gj 
 
 Amos, 4. 12. A preparation for a faft - - 594 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. Of felf-denial - . - - 602 
 
 Gal. 3. 19. The ufe of the law • - - 622 
 
 Gal. I. 8. Funeral fermon on Mr. Brunfell - 634 
 
 CRISP, S., Son of Dr. Tobias Crifp. 
 
 Chrift made fin, 2 Cor. 5. 21 ; evinced from 
 Scripture upon occafion of an exception taken 
 at Pinner's Hall, 28th Jan. 1689, at reprinting 
 the fermons of Dr. Tobias Crifp. 4°. Z.1691 
 
 Chrift alone exalted in Dr. Crifp's fermons, partly 
 confirmed in anfwering Mr. Daniel Williams's 
 preface to his Gofpel Truth ftated. Pp. 48. 
 4°. Lorn/. 1693 
 
 CRISPIN, or CRESPIN, John. 
 
 A learned printer. Born at Arras. Studied law at Paris. 
 Embraced the Reformed religion, and fettled at Geneva 
 in 1 548, where he eftablifhed himfelf as a printer, and 
 ifTued many books equally efteemed for their corrednefs 
 and beauty of execution, fome of which werehisown writing.
 
 8i5 
 
 8i6 
 
 CRISPIN, John {continued). 
 
 The eftate of the Church, with the difcourfe of 
 times, from the apoftles until this prefent ; 
 alfo, the lives of all the emperours, popes of 
 Rome, and Turkes, kings, &c. Tranllated out 
 of French by Simon Patrike, Gentleman. 4°. 
 
 Lof/^. 1602 
 CRITICI SACRI, five annotata doftiffimorum 
 virorum in Vetus ac Novum Teftamentum, 
 quibus accedunt traftatus varii thcologico-phi- 
 lologici. Editio nova in ix. tomos diftributa, 
 multis anecdotis commentariis, ac indice ad 
 totum opus locupletiflimo aufta [Et Thefaurus 
 Theologico-philologicus, et Thefaurus Novus, 4 
 vol.] In all 13 vol. Folio. j4mj}. 1698-1732 
 The firft edition of this very ufeful work was under- 
 taken and publifhed by Cornelius Bee, bookfeller, London, 
 1660, in 9 vol. folio, as an appendage to Walter's Poly- 
 glott, under the direftion of Bp. Pearfon, John Pearfon, 
 Anthony Scattergood, and Francis Gouldman. It was re- 
 printed at Frankfort in folio, and alfo in 4°. in an inferior 
 manner. The above Amfterdam edition is the beft, being 
 well printed, with additions, and containing four volumes 
 of Thefaurus, not contained in the original edition. Poole's 
 Synopfis forms an excellent abridgement of this great work. 
 Vol. I. Pars I. ^mji. 1698. 
 Genefis et Exodus. Annotatores, S. Munfterus, P. Fagius, 
 F. Vatablus, S. Caftalio, I. Clarius, Lucas Brugenfis, 
 J. Drufius, S. Amama, S. de Muis, H. Grotius, C. 
 Cartwrightus. 
 Drufius, J. de mandragoris. Gen. 30. 
 Grotius, H. in Decalogum. Ex. 20. 
 
 Vol. I. Pars 2. 
 
 Levit. Num. Deut. Annotatores, S. Munfterus, P. Fagius, 
 
 F. Vatablus, S. Caftalio, I. Clarius, A. Mafius (in 
 
 Deuter. cap. 18, et feqq.), Lucas Brugg, J. Drufius, 
 
 S. Amama, S. de Muis, H. Grotius. 
 
 J. Scaliger de decimis, Deut. 26 - - - 208 
 
 S. Amama de decimis - - - - 211 
 
 J. Drufii Elohim, five de nomine Dei - - 297 
 
 • Tetragrammaton, five de nomine Dei proprio 322 
 
 De patriarcha Henoch 
 
 Mos. Bar Cepha de Paradifo - 
 C. Helvici defiderium matris Evas. 
 
 Protevangelion Paradifiacum. 
 
 J. Bruteo de area Noe 
 
 M. Hoftus in fabricam areas Noah 
 
 M. Helvici fceptrum Judae. Gen. 
 
 F. Moncaeius de vitulo aureo - 
 P. Pithcei Mofaicarum et Romanarum legum collatio 
 
 G. Ritterhufius de jure afylorum - - 249 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Jofua, Judices, Ruth, Sam., Reg., Para)., Efd., Nehem., 
 Efther, Job. Annotatores, S. Munfterus, F. Vatablus, 
 S. Caftalio, I. Clarius, A. Mafius (in Jofuam), Lucas 
 Brugenfis, J. Drufius, S. Amama, S. de Muis (in 
 qusedam loca Judic. necnon i et 2 Sam.), H. Grotius, 
 P. Codurcus (in Jobum), L. Cappellus (de voto 
 Jephthae) .--... i 
 
 M. Hoftus in monomachiam Davidis et Goliathi 
 
 M. Rothardi Samuel Redivivus et Saul, aurovs/g. 
 
 Leo Allatius de engaftrimytho - . - 
 
 G. Varrerius de Ophyra regione ... 
 
 W. Schickard de fefto Purim ... 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Pfalmi, Prov., Ecclef., Canticum. Annotatores, S. Mun- 
 fterus, F. Vatablus, S. Caftalio, I. Clarius, Rodolphus 
 Baynus (in Proverbia), Lucas Brugenfis, J. Drufius, S. 
 Amama (in Pfa., Prov., et Ecclef.), H. Grotius, J. 
 Pricaeus (in Pfalmos) . . - . i 
 
 Gen. 4. 1 
 
 371 
 
 387 
 
 I 
 
 Gen. 3. 15 
 
 13 
 
 - 
 
 29 
 
 - 
 
 47 
 
 ^9• 10 - 
 
 55 
 85 
 
 1005 
 
 1II7 
 II63 
 
 II83 
 
 CRITICI SACRI {continued). 
 
 Auguftini Juftitiani epif. Nebienfis gloflemata, five anno- 
 tationes fparfae in Octaplum Pfalterii - - 775 
 
 J. Drufii Icholia in verfionem Hieronymi Pfalmorum 
 priorum Iv. . - . - . 325 
 
 Commentatio in Pfalmos xix. priores - 889 
 
 Salomonis fententiae per locos communes digeftae, 
 
 cum explicatione ejufdem - . . 1 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Libri Prophetici. Annotatores, S. Munfterus, F. Vata- 
 blus, S. Caftalio, I. Clarius, A. Mafius (in qusdam 
 loca cap. 2, 3,et 4jeremiae), F. Forerius (in lefaiam), 
 J. Drufius, E. Liveleus (in 5 priores prophetasminores), 
 H. Grotius. 
 
 L. Cappelli excerpta ex Villalpando ad cap. 40, 41, 42, 
 et 46 Ezechielis. 
 
 M. Helvicus de Ixx. hebdomad. Danielis. 
 
 J. Drufii additamenta ad initium lefaiae - 829 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Libri Apocryphi. Annotatores, S. Munfterus (in librum 
 Tobias), C. Badvellus, S. Caftalio, I. Clarius, J. Dru- 
 fius, H. Grotius, D. Hoefchelius (in Ecclefiafticum), 
 Albericus Gentilis (in I. Machabxorum). 
 
 Albericus Gentilis de linguarum mixtura. 
 
 J. Drufius de Hafidoeis - - . . . 327 
 
 L. Cappelli templi Hierofolymitani delineatio triplex i 
 
 B. A. Montani antiquitates Judaicae, figuris aeneis 129 
 
 B. C. Bertramus de republica Judaeorum - 309 
 P. Cunaeus de republica Judaeorum - . - 371 
 G. Waferus de antiquis numis Hebraeorum - i 
 
 de antiquis menfuris Hebraeorum - " 97 
 
 E. Brerewood de ponderibus et pretiis veteris numorum 
 
 149 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Quatuor Evangelia. Annotatores, S. Munfterus (in D. 
 Matthasi evangelium Hebraicum), L. Valla, J. Revius 
 (in Vallam), Erafmus, F. Vatablus, S. Caftalio, I. Cla- 
 rius, N. Zegerus, A. Mafius, Lucas Brugenfis, H. 
 Stephanus, J. Drufius, J. Scaliger, I. Cafaubonus, J. 
 Camero, Otho Gualtperius, J. Cappellus, L. Cappellus, 
 H. Grotius, J. Pricaeus (in Matth., Lucam, 10 et 11 
 capita Johannis). 
 
 L. Cappelli Corban, Matth. 15. 
 
 N. Faber de myrrhata, Matth. 18. 
 
 G. Klebitius de bucella, &c., Matth. 26. 
 
 M. Freherus de numifmate cenfus. Marc. 12. 
 
 J. Ufferius de Cainane Arphaxadi filio, Luc. 3. 
 
 M. Hoftus de fex hydriarum capacitate, Joh. 2. 
 
 A. Sculteti exercitationes evangelicae. 
 
 G. Ader de aegrotis et morbis in evangel. 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 Adta Apoftolorum, Epiftolae Pauli. Annotatores, L. 
 Valla, J. Revius (in Vallam), Erafmus, F. Vatablus, 
 S. Caftalio, Ifid. Clarius, N. Zegerus, Lucas Bru- 
 genfis, H. Stephanus, J. Drufius, J. Scaliger, I. Ca- 
 faubonus, J. Camero, Otho Gualtperius, J. Cappellus, 
 L. Cappellus, H. Grotius. 
 
 J. Pricaeus in Adla, in i Cor. 12. in I et 2 Tim., Tit., 
 et Philem. 
 
 A. Scultetus in Epiftt. ad Tim., Tit, et Philem. 
 
 Scipio Gentilis in Epift. ad Philem. 
 
 J. Antonii Vander Linden exercitatio vini pleni. Aft. 
 2. 13 - . - - - - - 45 
 
 L. Cappelli hiftoria apoftolica - - - 487 
 
 Prologus in epiftolas Pauli. 
 
 C. Salmafius in H. Grotii annot. ad 2 Theftal. 2 363 
 J. Gothofredus de ecclefia et incarnatione Chriflu. 
 
 P. Codurcus de Teftamento ad Hebrjeos 9 - 1067 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 
 Epiftolae Jacobi, Petri, Johannis, et Judae, et Apocalypfis. 
 Annotatores, L. Valla, J. Revius (in Vallam), Eras- 
 mus, F. Vatablus, S. Caftalio, I. Clarius, N. Zegerus, 
 Lucas Brugenfis, H. Stephanus, J. Drufius, J. Scaliger, 
 I. Cafaubonus, J. Camero, Otho Gualtperius, J. Cap- 
 pellus, H. Grotius.
 
 817 
 
 8i8 
 
 CRITICI SACRI (continued). 
 
 J. Drutii parallela iacra, hoc eft locorum veteris Tefta- 
 menti cum lis quae in Novo citantur conjunfta com- 
 memoratio, cum notis . - - _ j 
 
 J. L. Stunicas annotationes contra Erafmum in defen- 
 fionem tranllationis N. T. - - - 57 
 
 Erafmi apologia ad Stunicam - - - - 151 
 
 A. Caninii difquifitiones in loca aliquot N. T. obfcuriora 
 
 211 
 
 P. Pithosi de Latinis Bibliorum interpretibus fententia I 
 
 Nicephori canon Scripturarum . - . 5 
 
 Adrian! Ifagoge in S. Script. SS. literarum et antiquiffi- 
 
 morum Grascorum in prophetas fragmenta, cum notis 
 
 D. Hoefchelii . . - - . 9 
 
 B. C. Bertramus in difRcillima loca. 
 
 Antonii Nebreffenfis quinquaginta locorum explanatio 49 
 
 Drufii animadverforum lib. 2 
 
 Oblervationum facrarum lib. 16 
 
 Quasftionum Ebraicarum lib. 3 
 
 Proverbiorum claffes ii. 
 
 ' Scholia in proverbia Ben-Syrae 
 
 — — Adagia Hebraica - . . 
 
 Mifcellanea locutionum facrarum 
 
 De quaefitis per epiftolam - 
 
 N. Fulleri mifcellanea facra - 
 
 S. Petiti variae leftiones in S. Scripturam 
 
 J. Gregorii notae et obfervationes in aliquot SS. loca 1201 
 
 C. Cartwright mellificium Hebraicum, five obfervationes 
 
 ex Hebrasorum antiquiorum monumentis defumpts 
 
 1271 
 J. Cloppenburgi collationes criticae facrae 
 P. D. Huetius de fitu Paradifi 
 
 de navigationibus Salomonis 
 
 Index ad totum opus. 
 Thefaurus theologico-philologicus, five fylloge dilTerta- 
 tionum elegantiorum ad feledliora et illuftriora Veteris et 
 Novi Teftamenti loca, a theologis Proteftantibus in 
 Germania feparatim diverfis temporibus confcriptarum. 
 Secundum ordinem utriufque Teftamenti librorum di- 
 gefta. 2 vol. Folio. ^mji. 170 1 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Differtationes xiii. pro formal! fignificationis in S. Scr. 
 
 explicatione eruendo - . . - i 
 
 De regula ruftica in S.Scr. explicatione reintroducenda 37 
 
 133 
 179 
 
 337 
 461 
 677 
 695 
 
 735 
 
 803 
 
 861 
 
 1141 
 
 1427 
 1461 
 
 1507 
 
 Gen. I. 26. De imagine Dei 
 
 17. De arbore fclentise - - . 
 I, 2, 3. De feduftione Serpentis antiqui 
 I, 2, 3. De ferpente fedudtore 
 15. De prot. evangelio diatribe - 
 
 De falute Adami ... 
 
 De tunica Adami pellicea 
 
 De tunicis pelliceis protoplaftorum 
 24. De cherubim et gladio flammante 
 I. Caini nomen .... 
 
 I . Gentium defiderium ex confeflione Evae 
 15. Cain contra necem praemunitus 
 23, 24. Homicidium et vindi<Sa Lamechi 
 
 De odore quietis facrificii Noachici 
 
 3- 
 3- 
 3- 
 ■3- 15 
 3. 21 
 
 ■ 3« ii 
 3- 
 
 ■4- 
 
 ■4- 
 
 4- 
 
 ■4- 
 
 40 
 47 
 57 
 62 
 67 
 96 
 105 
 
 "3 
 
 120 
 123 
 131 
 
 134 
 141 
 
 150 
 
 8. 21. De feptem Noachi praeceptis differtat. ii. 154 
 
 • 9. De peccatis et pcenis brutorum 
 
 II. De confufione LL. Babylonica 
 
 II. 23. De UR Chaldasorum 
 
 19. 26. De ftatua falis 
 
 22. De ligatione Ifaaci, differt. v. - 
 
 ■ 30. De Rachelis Dudaim - 
 
 ' 30. 27. De fcetura Jacobi artificiofa 
 
 41. 43. De titulo Jofephi honorario 
 
 44. 5. 15. De Jofepho non ex fcypho divinante 239 
 
 —— 46. 26. 27. De numero familias Jacobaeae 246 
 49. 10. Praetor e medio civium Jud. ante Meffias 
 
 imperium univerfale non abfceflurus - . 261 
 Difp. philofophico-philologica ad quaedam Genefeos loca 
 
 276 
 Exod. 4. 2, 3, 17. De baculo Mofis - -281 
 4. 24. De ciicumcifione Zipporse 288 
 
 164 
 169 
 
 173 
 194 
 
 197 
 224 
 228 
 ^35 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus, i (continued). 
 
 Exod 12. De pafchate primo et exodo Ifraelitarum ex 
 
 20. 
 
 24. 
 
 -^gypto 
 
 13. 23. De angelo exterminatore 
 
 16. 15. De voculi MAN 
 
 33. 29. De facie Mofis cornuta - 
 
 38. 8. De mulicribus Zobheoth 
 
 Lev. 18. 30. De fepimcnto legis 
 
 De immolatione libcrorum Molocho fa(Sa 
 
 329 
 16. De pronunciatione nominis r;"~^ 
 
 26. 44. Judasorum aurea fimia 
 
 Num. 12. 1. De uxore Mofis yEthiopiflfa 
 
 13. 23. De uva magna Cananasa - 
 
 ■ 24. 17. De ftella ex Jacobo oriunda - 
 
 Deut. 8. 4. De veftimentis Ifraelitarum in deferto 372 
 
 17. 18. De eo, an Hebraei ftatuant idem fimul 
 
 pofTe effe, et non effe - - - - 378 
 
 18. 15. De propheta Mofi pari . - 384 
 
 21. De peftilentia a Deo immitti folita 392 
 2, 25- ,- -^ - - 
 
 6. De fepultura Mofis 
 
 Altare Gideonis 
 Ephod Gideonis 
 De vulpeculis Simfonis 
 . De idolo Michae - 
 
 De ■D-'''?MV 
 . De jurejurando Davidis 
 . De fafciculo viventium 
 2 Sam. 6. 14. De Davide ante arcam fcederis faltante 
 
 457 
 15. De defiderio Davidis . - - 
 
 9. De iis, qua fuere in area foederis 
 I. De regina Auftri ... 
 De Rechabeami regis Ifraelitarum vita 
 1 . De Eliae prophetae nomine et profapia 484 
 1-6. Elias corvorum convidlor . 488 
 
 33, 34. Congrefius regum vidoris et vidli 494 
 
 23. 
 
 I Reg. 8. 
 
 29s 
 
 301 
 308 
 311 
 
 317 
 322 
 
 333 
 345 
 350 
 356 
 362 
 
 398 
 
 4C3 
 418 
 
 425 
 428 
 
 434 
 
 440 
 
 444 
 452 
 
 462 
 465 
 468 
 
 474 
 
 21. Achab appetens vineam Nabothi 
 
 2 Reg. 1.8. De pallio Elias 
 
 • 2. I. De flammante curru Eliae 
 
 5. 8. De petitione Naamanis Syri 
 
 6. 6. De ferro natante 
 
 fCO 
 
 509 
 514 
 518 
 
 529 
 
 23. 6, 7. De reformatione Jofiae ab idolo "wS 
 
 in templo fadla . - - - - 534 
 Job. I.I. De terra Jobi ... - 540 
 ■ 1.6. De angelorum concilio . - 552 
 2. 7. De morbo Jobi difficillimo - - 536 
 
 19. 18. De Phcenice ave contra Fellium 559 
 
 In Pfalmos. 
 
 De accentuum Hebr. ufu et abufu mufico hermeneutico 
 
 563 
 
 2. 7. De MeiTia Dei filio - - - 571 
 
 2. 12. De reverentia filio Dei praeftanda 577 
 
 2. 12. De ofculo filii - - - 582 
 
 16. 10. De -isr Hebr. - - - 591 
 
 16. 10. DeMeflia in fepulchro non relinquendo 604 
 
 22. 17. De Meflix manuum et pedum perforatione 
 
 611 
 
 40. 7. De unica MefTiae pro reatu fe tradentis 
 
 hoftia .-.--- 619-632 
 
 46. 1-8. De prasfidio ecclefiae militantis 640 
 
 ' 73. 25, 26. Deus optima fidelium portio 647 
 
 91. 6. De daemonio meridiano - - 651 
 
 118. 27. Ornamentum feftiae - - 662 
 
 118. 27. De Selah philologice enucleato 666 
 
 Proverb. 9. i— 12. Parabola Salomonaea de convivio 
 
 fupremae fapientias ... - - 674 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 1-7. De inftitutione juventutis Salomoneae 
 
 6Si 
 Efa. 2. I et feqq. De evangelio e Sione egrefluro 68 5 
 
 7. 14. De loco claflico - - - 691 
 
 7. 14. De nativitate Immanuelis - - 697 
 
 7. 12. Commentarius Biblico-Rabbinicus 705 
 
 9. 6. De profopographia Meffia? - 754
 
 8i9 
 
 820 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus, I {continued). 
 
 Efa. 1 1. I, 2, 3. De chaiadleribus, quos in veri nominis 
 MelTiae Judasi requirunt, duas difiert. - 763 
 
 53. De morbis et doloribus Meffiae - 774 
 
 53. Judasi proprio gladio jugulati - 779 
 
 53. 9. De offilegio circa lepukhrum Chrifti 784 
 
 66. 7. Sterilis Sionis per Chriitum fadla vilitafio 787 
 
 Jerem. 3. 14. De non fperanda arcae foederis reftitutione 
 
 792 
 
 ■ 3. 23. Differtado philologico-theologica - 801 
 
 7. 18; 44. 17. De lelenolatria - - S08 
 
 7- 31' De Tophet valle Hinnom - - 81S 
 
 6. De rabbinifmo philologiae facrae ancil- 
 
 823 
 
 De nomine Mefliae gloriofo - - 832 
 
 De jugo Jeremia; - - - 840 
 
 31. 20. De Kv^'iM ToXvcT'rXa.y^vtf - - 844 
 
 31.22. Novum omnium novorum noviflimum 850 
 
 31. 31, 32. De fcedere novo - - 855, 860 
 
 44. 17, &c. De Melechet cceli - - 866 
 
 Ezech. 21. 26. De magia fagictarum Nabuchodonoforis 
 
 871 
 Dan. 4. De f/.tTaii'o^(pu(ni regis Nabuchodonoforis 876 
 
 5. De epulo Belchazar - - - 883 
 
 7. 13, 14. De Filio hominis ad Antiquum Dierum 
 
 delato ■ 887 
 
 9. 24. Evidens demonftratio Mefliam fecundum 
 
 computum Danielis pridem apparuifle - - 902 
 
 — — 9. 25. De Ixx. hebdomadibus - - 909 
 
 9. 26, 27. De Judaeorum amentia, caecitate et 
 
 ftupore circa tempus adventus Meffiae - - 918 
 
 9. 26, 27. De Meffiae excilione et Hierofolymo- 
 
 rum devaftatione ----- 929 
 
 Hof. 1. De conjugio Holeae prophetae cum meretrice 
 ex juffu Dei - - - - - -938 
 
 -— — 10. 14. De crudeliffima Arbelx deftrudtione 947 
 
 II. 7. Hoi'eas Su(rv(5-/)T«f - - - 957 
 
 In Jonam. Commentarius grammatico-criticus in Jonam 
 
 967 
 
 ■ I 17. Jonae diaplus Thalaffius - - 984 
 
 • 4. 6. De *|''~'? ... - 989 
 
 Haggai, 2. 7-10. De gloria templi fecundi - 994 
 
 2. 7, &c. Rabbinorum templum tertium fiiflum 
 
 1002 
 Zach. 6. 9, &c. Vir Zemah - . - 1005 
 
 6. 9. De germine Jehovae - . . 1010 
 
 ■ 9. 9, 10. De Meffiae Rege Sionis - 1016 
 
 • 9. II. De lacu in quo non eft aqua, diflert. duae 
 
 1025 
 
 II. 13, coll. Matt. 27. 9. De xxx. argenteis 
 
 1031 
 
 12. 10. De Meffia confixo - - - 1042 
 
 12. 10. Jehova transfbffus - - 1054 
 
 Mai. 3. I. De angelo foederis - - - 1058 
 4. 5, 6. De Eliae adventu - - - 1070 
 
 Thefaurus. Vol. 2. In Nov. Teft. * 
 
 Differtatio de ftylo Novi Teftamenti - - i 
 
 De lingua Novi Teftamenti originali - - 32 
 
 De philofophifmis Novi Teftamenti " - 37 
 
 Differtatio ad N. T. Syriacum - - - 43 
 
 Uivras pofitlonum ex lingua Ebraea, Chaldaea, Syra, 
 
 Arabica, et .^thiopica - - - - 54 
 
 In Matthaeum. 
 
 Quatuor infignia evangeliftarum - - 57 
 
 I. 21. De nomine Jefu - - - 62 
 
 2. I. De Magis - - . . 66 
 
 De primis Salvatoris veneratoribus Magis 69 
 
 2. 6, et Michasa, 5. i. Harmonia - - 73 
 
 3. 1—4. 'luccvv/is i^fm^cav - - - 79 
 3. 16. De columba fuper capite Chrifti vifa 81 
 3. 4. De amidtu et viilu Johannis Baptiftae 82 
 3. II. De ritu portandi calceos - - 86 
 5. 13. "izX f4.<uoa.v6ii: ■ - - 97 
 
 5. 41, et 27. 32. De angariii veterum - 101 
 
 6. 7, De jiaTroXayla precum - - II 2 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus, 2 {continued). 
 
 Matt. 7. II, et Luc. 11. 3. De voce i-rioiffios - 116 
 7. II, et Luc. II. 3. De eadem voce ivioiirio; 123 
 
 II. 19. De fapientia a liberis juftificata 131 
 
 12. 42. De regina Auftri - - - 136 
 
 15. 5, et Marc. 7. 11. Corban, A^jov,"A?»fov 139 
 
 16. 18. De petra ecclefiae - - - 150 
 
 19. 24. De proverbio, Facilius eft camelum, &c. 
 
 ^57 
 
 21.9. De acclamatione votiva Hofanna - 164 
 
 22. 19. De numifmate cenius - - 167 
 
 23. 27. De fepulchris cake notatis - - 176 
 
 24. 30. De figno Filii hominis - - 177 
 
 24. 51. A(;^o7-0|K/a fervi nequam - - 185 
 
 26. 2. De eo, an Servator eodem die cum Judaeis 
 
 comederit agnum pafchalem - - - 189 
 26. 2. De ultimo Chrifti Pafchate - - 194 
 
 26. 6, 7. De un<ftura Chrifti Bethanica 200 
 
 26. 36-44; Marc. 14. 32-41 ; Luc. 22. 40-44. 
 
 De deprecatione calicis Chrifti - 204 
 27. 9, 10. De pretio, quo Servator nofter aeftima- 
 
 tus--- 210 
 
 27, &c. Proceffus criminalis fynedrii magni ad- 
 
 verfus Salvatorem ad Judaeorum leges exadli avofiaXia 
 
 216 
 
 27. 8. Hakeldama. Sive harmonia S. Matthaei 
 
 cum propheta Jeremia - - - - 221 
 
 27. 24. De ritu lavandi manus - - 227 
 
 27. 29. De fpinis coronae Chrifti - 230 
 
 27. 35. De crucis fupplicio - - - 234 
 
 27. 37. De crucifixi Jefu titulis et de hora cruci- 
 
 fixionis - - - - - - 241 
 
 27. 46. Collat. cum Pfalm. 22. De flebili Meffiae 
 
 gemitu Eli, Eli - - - - - - 247 
 
 27. 60. De fepulchro Chrifti - - 252 
 
 27. 60. De fepulchro Chrifti - - - 258 
 
 In Marcum, 
 
 14. 3. De nardo piftica _ - - 262 
 
 14. et Joh. 12. 13. De eadem nardo - 269 
 
 14. 3. De undtura Chrifti fepulchrali - 273 
 
 14. 25. Conciliatio Marci cum Johanne fuper 
 
 horam qua crucifixus Chriftus - - - 277 
 
 In Lucam, 
 
 1. et Aft. I. I. Vindiciae Theophili evangelici 
 
 282 
 
 I. Inquifitioin hiftoriam Joannis, filii Zachariae 285 
 
 I- 35- De obumbratione virtutis altiffimi 302 
 
 I. 63. De TivaxiS'iM Zachariae - - 306 
 
 3. De tetrarchis - - - - - 310 
 
 6. I. De Sabbato deuteroproto - - 312 
 
 6. I. De eodem - - - - " 3^9 
 
 16. 22. De finu Abrahae - - - 324 
 
 19. 41. De lachrymis Chrifti - - 330 
 
 24. 44. De S. Scripturae in legem, prophetas et 
 
 hagiographa divifione - - - - 335 
 In Johannem, 
 
 I.I. De voce Aiya; - - - - 347 
 
 I. I. De eadem voce Aoyos - - 3^3 
 
 I. 29. De Agno Dei - - - - 365 
 
 I. 46. Nathanael - - - - 370 
 
 5. 2, &c. Differt. de pifcina Bethefdea - 374 
 
 5. 2, &c. De eadem pifcina - - 378 
 
 19. 34. Delanceaqua perfoffiim Chrifti latus 381 
 
 19. 34. De aqua ex Chrifti latere profluente 3S8 
 
 19. 34. De vulneribus Chrifti - - 394 
 
 In Ad:a Apoftolorum, 
 
 1.6. De inftauratione regni Ifraelis - 401 
 
 I. 18. De genere mortis Judx - - 4'° 
 
 I. 12. De via Sabbathi - - - 417 
 
 ■ I. 22. De itinere Sabbathi - - - 423 
 
 2. 3. De Unguis ignitis - - - 427 
 
 5. 39. De ©so^a;t;«;"> - - - - 43 1 
 
 5. 40, 41. De flagellatione apoftolorum 439 
 
 7. 43. De Moloch et Remphan - 444 
 
 10. 12. De animalibus efu interdidis 447
 
 821 
 
 822 
 
 512 
 520 
 
 5^9 
 533 
 545 
 559 
 563 
 
 574 
 578 
 582 
 
 587 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus, 2 {continued). 
 
 Adta, 15. 20. De fanguine et fufFocato - 457 
 
 17.22. Athenae fuperftitioiae - - - 461 
 
 Pauli Nafirasjtus - - - 473 
 
 De Ti^ii^y'ia Ephefiorum - - 484 
 
 De Afiarchis - - - 487 
 
 De Diana Ephefia - - - 491 
 
 De voce Aio'TriTis - - 494 
 
 28. 4. De Melitenfium judicio ^rsji t?j Vikyh five 
 
 Nemefi .--..-- 497 
 
 In Romanes, 
 
 I. 16. De diftindtione Pauli in Judaeos et Graecos 
 
 501 
 
 8. 19-23. De gemitu creaturarum - 503 
 
 15. 4. SententiasPaulinae philologica refolutio 509 
 
 In I Corinthiorum, 
 
 4- '3- De hominibus piacularibus - 
 
 4. 13. Apoftoli textus _ . . 
 
 7- 33> 34- ryv>i dyaf/,o; - 
 
 9. 27. Pygmomachiae Paulinae - 
 
 II. De velamine capitis virilis 
 
 15. 29. De baptiimo fuper mortuis 
 
 De baptiimo pro mortuis - 
 De frioiofia^itf, - - . 
 
 De Paulino anathematifmo 
 Maran Atha . - . 
 
 In 2 Corinthiorum, 
 
 12. 2, 3, 4. De raptu Pauli in Paradifum 
 
 12. 2, 3, 7. De raptu Pauli in coelum tertium et 
 
 palo in ejus carne . - - . . 596 
 
 In Galatas, 
 
 I. 6, 7, 8, 9. Unicum J. C. evangelium a Paulo 
 
 Apoftolo adverlus oppugnantes et deferentes anathe- 
 mate defenfum ----- 606 
 
 3. 13. et Deut. 21. 22. De fufpendio hominis 
 
 lapidibus obruti - - - - - - 614 
 
 In Ephefios, 
 
 2. 2. - 617 
 
 In Coloffenfes, 
 
 -^— 3. II. DebarbarorumScytharumqueoppofitione 620 
 
 In 2 Theflalonic. 
 
 3- 17- De ffrifiiTa epiftolarum Pauli - 624 
 
 In I ad Timotheum, 
 
 Obfervata ad loca quaedam prioriscpift. adTimoth. 627 
 
 De genealogiis nunquam finiendis et fabulis Judaicis, 
 
 quarum Paulus apoftolus pafllm meminit 633 
 
 ■ 3. 15. Parerga philologica. Et Hypolimaea iftius 
 
 epiftolae fubfcriptio - - - - 653 
 
 3. 20. De magno pietatis myfterio - - 660 
 
 3. 26. Difiert. quatuor de magno pietatis myfterio 
 
 665 
 In 2 ad Timotheum, 
 
 2. 22. De viMrtoixa.7; i-riTvfiia-i;, five juvenilibus 
 
 cupiditatibus - - - - - 687 
 
 -4. 13. De pallio Pauli - - - - 707 
 
 In Epift. ad Titum, 
 
 1.9. De o^h^c^'ia et h^SorofjLia, in ecclefiae mi- 
 
 niftro requifitS - - - - - 717 
 
 I. 22. De Cretenfium vituperio - - 723 
 
 In Hebrasos, 
 
 -^^ 7. 3. et Gen. 14. 18, 19. Melchifedecus five dis- 
 curfus philologico-theologicus de Melchifedeco in typo 
 et antitypo ------ 729 
 
 7. De Melchifedeco - - . - -j^z 
 
 9. 7. Fundtio pontif. max. in adyto anniverfaria 749 
 
 13. 16. Differtatio - - - - yyg 
 
 In I Petri, 
 
 2. 9. De facerdotio Chriftianorum regie - 781 
 
 In 2 Petri, 
 
 2. 4. De malorum angelorum Ta^Ta^Mtru 789 
 
 In Judam, 
 
 Verf. 9. De certamine circa corpus Mofis 794 
 
 Verf. 9. De certamine aichangeli Michaelis cum 
 
 diabolo de corpore Mofis 
 Verf. 12. De agapis - 
 
 797 
 800 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus, 2 {continued). 
 In Apocalypfin, 
 
 1. 8, 1 1. De A et f2 - - - 806 
 
 I. 8, II. De figillo Dei-hominis - - 811 
 
 2. 15. De Nicola'itis - - - 816 
 
 2. 17. De %Pf!ipai kivKti - - - - 825 
 
 12. 7, 8, 9. De pugna Michaelis et Draconis 836 
 
 14. 2, 3. De Agno in monte Sion - 841 
 
 ■ 22. I. Flumen cryftallinum - - - 848 
 
 Pidtor errans in hiftoria facra - - - 860 
 
 De libris apocryphis ... - S72 
 
 De erroribus hiftoricorum gentilium, in rebus facris re- 
 
 cenfendis ------ 882 
 
 Sequuntur dijjert. annexte fecundum Juas paginas recenjlta. 
 Gen. 22. I, 14. De terra Moriah, et monte vifionis 
 
 Dei -..--- 895 
 
 Exod. 30. 12-z^. De oleo undtionis facro difiert. duas 
 
 900 
 
 31. 18 ; 32. 15, 16. De duabus legis divinae tabb. 
 
 lapideis ------ 907 
 
 Levit. 16. De hirco emifTario - - - 914 
 
 ■ 25. 25. De redemptore Hebrasorum - 927 
 
 Num. 6. 23-27. De ritu benediftionis facerdotalis 936 
 Jud. 6. 23, 24. De altari Gideonis - - 949 
 
 2 Reg. 23. 5. De a^"";3 feu de hierophantis Judaeorum 
 
 Matt. 3. 17 ; 17. 5. De ;ip Pn five de filia vocis, quam 
 Hebrasi vocant ----- 956 
 
 De Urim et Thummim - - - - 966 
 
 Mathufalah vivax, five de caufis longaevitatis patri- 
 
 archarum - - - - - 
 
 De bis mortuis - - - - 
 
 Thefaurus Novus Theologico-Philologicus. 
 
 974 
 - 979 
 
 2 vol. Folio. 
 ^mjl. 1732 
 
 Vol. I. Vet. Teft. 
 De vero fenfu a^"; "o "p n - - - i 
 
 De ablatione fcribarum - - - - 19 
 
 Sinceritas Scrip, vacillans - - - - 27 
 
 Sinceritas Scrip, eludtans - - - - 53 
 
 De authentia feledliorum Cethibim - - 68 
 
 De emphafi facrarum vocum - - - 89 
 
 De enallages temporum in facris ufu - - 107 
 
 Gen. I. I. De aetate mundi - - - - 117 
 
 1.26. De primo homine condendo deliberatio 123 
 
 2. 19, 20. De ovt)/ia.^iiria animalium Adamitica 
 
 139 
 
 4. 7. Vide tom. ii. p. 401. 
 
 4. 23, 24. De Lemecho homicida ejufq. vindldla 
 
 — — 5. 29. De vaticinio Lamechi - - 150 
 
 - 9. 9, 18. De natura fosderis Noachici - 161 
 
 9. 24. De Chamo maledidlo - - 168 
 
 14. 18. Melchifedecus - . . 175 
 
 ■ 14. 18. Melchifedecus . - - 1S3 
 
 25. 21, feq. Graculum a Rebecca confultum 188 
 
 28. 12. De fcala Jacobi - . - 195 
 
 30. 37, 38, 39. De coi-ylo Jacobi - 201 
 
 16, feq. De fepulchro Rachelis - 207 
 
 43. De voce Abhrech - - 211 
 
 5. De fcypho Jofephi - . . 214 
 
 34. De paft. ALg^ptih invifo - 220 
 
 49. 10. Dux Judasorum fublatus - - 228 
 
 49. 10. De legiflatore - - - 237 
 
 49. 10. Schilo noJis folutus - - - 247 
 
 Exod. 2. 10. De nomine Mofis - - 255 
 
 4. 13, 14. De miffione Mofis per chirographum 259 
 
 4. 25, et Jof. 5. 3. De inftrumento circumcifionis 
 
 263 
 
 12. 40. De anno nativit. Abrah. vocatione ejuld., 
 
 &c. --.-.-- 269 
 
 14. 2. De tranfitu populi Ifraelitici - 274 
 
 14. De divifione rubri maris - - - 292 
 
 14. De tempore tranhtus Ifraelitarum quaeftio 3C0 
 
 24. 8. De fanguine foederis - - 304 
 
 27. 2. De cornibus altaris exterioris - 309 
 
 35- 
 41. 
 44. 
 46.
 
 823 
 
 824 
 
 15- 19- 
 
 Sam. 7. 9. 
 
 13- 5- 
 16. 20. 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thelaurus Novus, i {continued). 
 
 Exod. 24. 12 J 25.21; 34.29. De tabulis foederis prloribus 
 
 329 
 
 34. I, 4; Deut. 10. I. De tabulis foederis pofteri- 
 
 oribus ------- 362 
 
 Levit. 18. eC20. Refponfum ad quasftionem matrimo- 
 nialem ------- 379 
 
 19.20. Deadultero nunq. lege divin. impunito 386 
 
 Num. 6. 24-26. De benfdiftione facerdotali 394 
 
 II. 16, 25. De fpiritu Mofis in Ixx feniores pofito 
 
 400 
 
 24. 17-19. De ftell.^, et fceptro Bileamico 423 
 
 Deut. 18. 15, feq. De propheta promifTo - 438 
 29. 19. Delocovexato . . - 445 
 
 33. 25. Afer metallifoffor - - - 449 
 
 Jof. De fcriptore libri Jofus - - - 471 
 
 Commentarius R. Efaiae in Jofuam - - 474 
 
 2. I. De Rachab meretrice - - 487 
 
 3. 15, 16. De tranfitu Ifraelitarum per Jordanem 
 
 491 
 
 5. 2. De cultris faxeis, a Jofua ufurpat. - 497 
 
 5. 15, feq. De duce exercitus Domini Jofuae ap- 
 
 parente -_.... 503 
 6. 2. De lapfu murorum - - - 509 
 
 10. 12-14. De ftatione folis - - 516 
 
 10. 13, et 2Sam. i. 18. De libro refti - 525 
 
 21. De reftituendis duobus verfibus - 535 
 
 Jud. 14. 14. De aenigmate Simfonis - - 545 
 
 15. 4. De vulpibus Simfonaeis - - 553 
 
 • 16. 15, 16. De maxilla Simfonaea et corpore 
 
 Adami lucido - - - - - -561 
 
 15. 15. De maxilla afini - - - 569 
 
 De fonte Simfonis prope maxillam 578 
 
 Samuel judex et propheta, &c. - 587 
 
 . De proverbio . - - 59^. 
 
 De apparatu Philiftasorum bellico - 599 
 
 De Davidis xenio, Sauli oblato 611 
 
 21. 11-16. De Dav. delirio coram Achis 616 
 
 25. 29. De fafciculo vitas - - - 624 
 
 28. Samuel perfonatus . - - - 632 
 
 28. De Pythoniffa Endorea - - 639 
 
 2 Sam. I. 18. Vid. Jof 10. 13. 
 
 3. De padto Davidis et Abneri - - 651 
 
 5. 6-8. De caecis et claudis Jebufasorum 658 
 
 12. 31. De Davidis crudelitate - - 664 
 
 23. De morte Achitophelis - - 676 
 
 18. De monumento Abfalomi - 68 <; 
 
 8. De fillis Michal fterilis - - 692 
 
 1—7. De ultimis Davidis verbis - 696 
 
 1 Reg. 2. 36-46. De proceffu Salomonis contra Simei 713 
 
 11. 23—25. De origine regni Damafceni, tempore 
 
 Ifraelit. - - - - - - -721 
 
 17. 4, 6. De Orebhim Eliae nutritoribus 728 
 
 22. 38. De meretricibus currum Achab abluentibus 
 
 2 Reg. 3. 15. De Elifaeoad muficesfonum propheta 739 
 2 Chron. 32. 30. De aquaeduftibus Hi/kiae - 746 
 Efther. De AlTucro Eftherae marito - - 761 
 Job. De myftico hiftoriae Jobeae fenfu - 767 
 
 3. 8. De malediftoribus diei - - - *783 
 
 3. 8. De maledidloribus diei - - 783 
 
 20. 4, 5. De jubilatione impiorum et gaudio hypo- 
 
 critarum ------- 787 
 
 22. 21-30. De pietatis ad omnia utilitate 795 
 
 28. 6. De fipphiro Scripturae S. - 798 
 
 Pfa. 2. 6, 7. Difputatio adverfus Judaeos - 802 
 
 2. 9. De fceptro Mefliae ejufq. gemina efficacia 809 
 
 19. 4, 5. De perfpic. et univerfal. inftitut. naturalis 
 
 814 
 
 34. Exercit. theolog. - - - 819 
 
 51. 9, et Heb. 9. 13, 14. De luftratione Hebrae- 
 
 orum - - - - - - -823 
 
 118. 27. De li^atione feftivorum ad cornua altaris 
 
 Canticum Cantic. 2. I. De lilio Saronitico - 830 
 
 17- 
 
 23. 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus Novus, I {contimeJ). 
 
 Jef I. 18. De peccator. coccin. albedine - 840 
 
 3. 16, 18. De n-^t: 3y ... 852 
 
 3. 18. De n^srn'a et n^D"'attJ - - 857 
 
 6. 1-3. De domino Efaiae vifo et trifagio celebrato 
 
 865 
 
 • II. 6-9. De pace ecclefias Novi Teftam. ultimo 
 
 tempore ------- 873 
 
 18. De calamitate i^thiopiae - - 883 
 
 42. I. De fervo Dei eledto - - . 890 
 
 45.14,15. De Chrifto vero Deo - 899 
 
 51. 17. De irae et tremoris calice - - 906 
 
 ■ 52. 13, et ieq., ufque ad finem cap. 53. De pas- 
 
 fionibusMefliae earumque exitu et fuccedente gloria 91 1 
 
 63. 1-6. De vidtore Idumaeorum - 921 
 
 65. II. De Gad et Meni Judaeorum hodiernorum 
 
 diis ------- 929 
 
 Jer. I. II. De fuppliciis rep. Judaicse fub fymbolis re- 
 
 velatis ..--.- 936 
 
 ■ 16. 7. De poculo confolationis - - 949 
 
 • 25. 12 et 29. 10. De termino a quo et ad quem 
 
 fept. annorum Bab. captivitatis vel fervitutis 954 
 
 Ezech. 8. 17. De (iecxxo's ad illuftrandum rrwr 963 
 
 13. 18. De pulvillis et peplis prophetiffarum 972 
 
 Jer. 31. 21, 22. De viro circumdato a fcemina 979 
 
 Dan. 3. I. De ftatua Nebucadnezaris - - 988 
 
 • 7. 25. De temporum mutatione • - 1000 
 
 Hof. 3. 4, 5. An fperanda fuperfit infignis quasdam 
 
 Judaeorum converfio - . - - 1009 
 9. 4. De pane lugentium . - - 1028 
 
 14. 3. De juvencis labiorum - - 1034 
 
 Amos, 9. II. De fatis tabernaculi Davidici - 1044 
 Obad. De prophetia Obadjah - - . 1061 
 
 Jon. r. 1-3. De Jona fugiente - . - 1064 
 
 Hag. 2. 5-10. De gloria tempi! fecundi - 1071 
 
 2. 6, 7. De venturo poft commotiones externas 
 
 internas defiderio gentium - - - 1076 
 
 ■ 2. 8-10. De gloria templi fecundi - 1086 
 
 Zach. II. 7. De baculis jucunditatis et corrumpentium 
 
 1092 
 
 12. II. De planiftu Hadadrimmon - iioi 
 
 Mai. I. 11. De mifTa non indicata - - I ill 
 
 Thefaurus Novus, vol. 2. Nov. Teft. 
 
 De ufu LXX interpretum in N. T. - - 1 
 
 De ufu librorum Apocryphorum V. T. in N. T. 15 
 
 De temperamentis fcriptorum N. T. - - 31 
 
 De lingua authentica N. T. ... 57 
 
 In Matthaeum, cap. i ----- 69 
 
 I. 16. De genealogi.H Chrifti - - 73 
 
 I. 19. De 'rx^ccS'iyf/.a.'r'Krf^M fponfas adulterae 97 
 
 2. I, 5. De loco Chrifti natalitio in urbe Bethlehem 
 
 106 
 
 — — 2. I, 2. De magis poft Jefum in templo reprae- 
 
 fentatum advenientibus - - - - m 
 
 2. 2. De ftella a magis confpedta - 118 
 
 2. II ; 3. 4. Vid. 4. 2. 
 
 3. 4 et Marc. I. 6. De vicftu Johannis Baptiftae 122 
 
 De amidtu Joh. Bapt. - - - - 131 
 
 4. 8. Scrutinium Satanicas cofmodixeos 141 
 
 4; Marc. I et Luc. 4. Tentator Satanasconfutatus 
 
 divinitus a Dom. noftro J. C. in confliftu 159 
 
 2. 1 1 ; 3. 4 ; 4. 2, 24 ; 5. 13. De myrrha, lo- 
 
 cuftis, jejunio Chrifti, Chrifto medico, lunaticis, para- 
 lyticis, et fale - - - - - 174 
 
 6. 7. De jhecTTaXoyia ethnica in precibus frequen- 
 
 tata - - - . - - 183 
 
 6. II, et Luc. II. 3. De pane iTiwrn - 189 
 
 12. 10. De curatione fabbatica - - 194 
 
 12. 36. De verbo otiofo - - . 212 
 
 12. 40. De ceto Jonae - - - 217 
 
 12.40. De trib. diebus et trib. nocftibus, &c. 220 
 
 12. 40. De corde terra . - - 224 
 
 20. I— 16. Parabola de operariis in vinea 228 
 
 22. 32. De argum. quo Chriftus refurredlionem 
 
 propugnavit - - - - - - 235
 
 825 
 
 826 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus Novus, 2 (continued). 
 
 Matt. 22.22-33. Nervus demonftrationis convidlionis et 
 
 242 
 248 
 258 
 272 
 282 
 
 refutationis, &c. 
 — — 23. 35. De Zacharia ... 
 24. 28. De pfeudo-Meffiis, &c. 
 
 ■ 24. 30. De aftro Judaeis quondam ominofo 
 
 • 24. 29. De cafu ftellarum in fine mundi 
 
 24. 29; Marc. 13.24; Luc. 21. 25. De judicio 
 
 regis Chrifti, &c. 288 
 
 — ^— 24. 5. De fervi negligentisdichotonnia per cultrum 
 
 300 
 
 27. 5 ; A6t. I. 18. De fufpendio Judae 304 
 
 27. 3-1 1. De agro fanguinis - - - 309 
 
 27. 2, &c. De injufto Pilati judicio - 343 
 
 27. 15. De ritu dimittendi reum - - 352 
 
 27. 45. De labore folis . - - 364 
 
 27. 45. De fingularibus ac mirandis, &c., utrum a 
 
 natura fuerint ? ..... 369 
 
 In Marcum, 
 
 I. Vid. Matt. 4. 
 
 I. 6. Vid. Matt. 3. 4. 
 
 3. 20—22. Commentatio in locum 
 
 - 6. 27. De fpeculatoribus vet. Romanorum 
 
 ■ 8. 3. De emphafi verbi /T-rXxy^ii^oi^a,! 
 
 II. 13. De ficu maledidt.i - . - 
 
 13. 15. Vid. Matt. 24. 29. 
 
 13. 24. Vid. Matt. 24. 29, feqq. 
 
 15. 6. Vid. Matt. 27. 15. 
 
 ^5- 33. 38, 39- Vid. Matt. 27. 54. 
 
 In Lucam, 
 
 2. I, 2. De cenfu Romanorum primo 
 
 2. I, 2. De cenfu Augufti 
 
 2. 7. 'H (pa-rvvi ----- 
 
 3- 33- Vid. Matt. i. 16. 
 
 4. Vid. Matt. 4. 
 
 II. 3. Vid. Matt. 6. II. 
 
 13- I. De dvf^cdTiitvffia - - . 
 
 ^^-^ 16. 9. Ma/^iuvas t?s domia; 
 
 16. 19. De divite epulone . - - 
 
 16. 31. De prascone ex mortuis 
 
 21.21;. Vid. Mjtt. 24.20. 
 
 23. 17. Vid. Matt. 27. 15. 
 
 ■ 23. 44. Vid. Matt. 27. 45. 
 
 In Johannem, 
 
 2. 6. De hydriis in Cana Galilaeae 
 
 • 5. 2-4. De pifcina Bethefdae ... 
 
 5. 1-5. De miraculo pifcinae Bethefdae 
 
 8. 6-8. De fcriptione Chrifti in terram 
 
 10. I. De malis paftoribus 
 
 10. 8. De verbis Chrifti - . - 
 
 II. 49-52. Vaticinium Cajaphae 
 
 iS. 31. De ftatu Judaeae provinciae - 
 
 18. 28. Demonftratio, Chriftum eadem die, &c. 538 
 
 13-28. Hirtoria paflionum Chrifti in palatio 
 
 381 
 
 405 
 
 413 
 417 
 
 424 
 434 
 439 
 
 443 
 447 
 461 
 470 
 
 473 
 476 
 486 
 
 494 
 501 
 521 
 
 529 
 
 CRITICI SACRI, Thefaurus Novus, 2 (continued). 
 
 Aft. 18. 
 
 24- 
 
 Cajaphae 
 
 18. 36. Vid. Matt. 27. 15. 
 
 19. 14. De horologio Johannis 
 
 19. 14. De horologio Cajaphas - 
 
 De horologio Pilati - . . 
 
 19. 34. Vid. Matt. 27. 45. 
 
 In Adt. Apoftol. 
 
 I. 18. Vid. Matt. 27. 5. 
 
 2. 1-20. Miraculum Pentecoftale 
 
 - 5. 29. De limitibus obfequii humani 
 9., 22., 26. De coecitate Pauli - 
 
 10. 6-16. De vifione Petri 
 
 13. 48. Jacobi Elfner ad 1. 
 
 ■■ 14. A(£la Barnabffi et Pauli Lycaonica 
 
 14. II. De lingua Lycaonic.i 
 
 14. II. De d'jroCiaxni Pauli et Barnabae 
 
 14. II. De lingua Lye. a Pelafgis Graecis orta 657 
 
 17. 16. De geftis Pauli in urbe Athenienfium 661 
 
 17. 15, &c. De geftis Pauli in urbe Athenienfium 
 
 669 
 
 17. De Areopago .... 674 
 
 549 
 
 558 
 564 
 
 569 
 
 595 
 604 
 610 
 620 
 625 
 639 
 648 
 
 19. 
 19. 
 
 23. 
 26. 
 27. 
 27. 
 28. 
 28. 
 
 714 
 
 717 
 727 
 733 
 
 743 
 748 
 751 
 755 
 
 757 
 
 793 
 798 
 810 
 820 
 829 
 836 
 851 
 875 
 879 
 
 883 
 891 
 89s 
 
 , De Apollo dodtore apoftolico 691 
 
 1—5. Dc duplici baptifmo, &c. - 701 
 
 19. De Ephefiorum libris curiofis combuflis 
 
 705 
 Vid. p. 604. 
 
 8. Pfeiffer ad loc. - 
 Vid. p. 604. 
 
 6; 28. II. De navibus Alexandrinis 
 
 9. De difficili Pauli itinere - 
 
 I. De Melita Pauli 
 
 II. Vid. p. 717. 
 In Epift. ad Romanes. 
 
 De interpundtionum pofitu - . . 
 
 Rom. 12. 6. De norma prophetic • 
 
 12. 6. Pars fecunda - . - - 
 
 12. 6. Pars tertia - . - 
 
 In I ad Corinthios, 
 
 I. 6. In difficiliora loca prioris, &c. 
 
 3. 10-15. De dodtrinae traditae probatione, &c. 763 
 
 6. 2, 3. De fandlis mundi et angelorum judicibus 
 
 780 
 7. 18. De Judjeis praeputium attrahentibus 
 
 7. 12-17. De fententia Pauli 
 
 De KOivav'ia., &C. - _ . . 
 
 II. 10. De munimento capitis, &c. 
 
 13. 12. De fpecularibus veterum 
 
 15. 22-28. De fubjedlione Chrifti gloriofa 
 
 ■ 15. 32. De ^yi^ioficcpf^ia Paulina 
 
 15. 32. De fin/^iof^a^ia Paulina 
 
 16. 22. De Anathemate Maranatha 
 
 In 2 ad Corinthios, 
 
 10. 10. To (ia^v xtt.) KT^upov 
 
 12. 7. De cruce Pauli, &c. - - - 
 
 • 12. 7, 8. De ftimulo carni infixo 
 
 Ad Galatas, 
 
 4. 4. De adventuali plenitudine temporis J. C. in 
 
 carnem ----,-. ^05 
 Ad Ephefios, 
 
 2. 14. De pariete intergerino per Chriftum deftrudlo 
 
 918 
 
 5. 19. De pfalm. hymn. atq. od. facr. difcrimine 
 
 935 
 
 Ad Philippenfes. 
 
 Obferv. in Epiftol.ad Phil. - - . . 9^.$ 
 Ad Hebrasos. 
 
 Analyfis logica epiftolae . - . - g^j 
 Heb. 3. I. guomodo et quo fenfu Salvator nofter J. C. 
 Paulo dicatur aToffroXos ko.) d.^x.'-Z-'^ii ^'•- 9^4 
 9. Vid. tom. i., Pfalm 51. p. 823. 
 
 10. 25. De congregatione non deferenda 968 
 
 II. 16. De fpe patriae cael. fidelib. V.T.afTerta 973 
 
 ■ • II. 21. De harmonia Pauli et Mofis - 976 
 
 2 Petri et Judae. 
 
 De argumento epift. Petri pofterioris et Judae Catholi- 
 carum .---.. jgj 
 
 I Johannis, 
 
 3- 19* 20. De corde condemnante - 
 
 4. 2. De probatione fpirituum 
 
 In Epift. Judae. 
 
 Com. 6. De angelis defertoribus et captivis 
 
 In Apocalypfin, 
 
 2. 6, 14, 15. De NicolaVtis 
 
 2. 17. Mavva xixpvfifisvof 
 
 De feptem ecclefiis Afiae 
 
 20. 4. De chiliafmo praefenti 
 
 CROCUS, Cornelius. 
 
 A Roman Catholic profefTor at Amfterdam. Died 1550. 
 Epiftola, luculenter evincens veriffimam effe D. 
 
 Jacobi de fide et operibus fententiam. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Colonic, 1531 
 CROFT, George, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine, born at Skipton, Yorkfhire, 1747, of 
 
 991 
 999 
 
 1008 
 
 1016 
 1029 
 1033 
 104Z
 
 827 
 
 828 
 
 CROFT, George, D.D. {continued). 
 
 parents in humble life. Admitted of Univerfity College, 
 Oxford, 1762. Elefted Scholar 1768, and Fellow 1779. 
 Vicar of ArnclifFe, Yorkfhire, 1779. Ledturer of St. 
 Martin's, Birmingham, 1791. Redlor of Thwing 1802. 
 Died 1809. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 24. 21. 4°. Stafford, 1784 
 
 Thoughts concerning the Methodifts and the 
 eftablifhed clergy. Pp. 5.52. 8°. Lond. 1795 
 Eight fermons preached 1786, at the lefture 
 founded by the Rev. John Bampton, M.A. 
 8°. ' Oxf. 1786 
 
 Luke, 12. 57. The ufe and abufe of reafon - i 
 
 Pfa. I 19. 130. Objeftionsagainftinfpirationconfidered 27 
 
 1 Their. 5. 12, 13. The authority of the ancient fathers 
 
 examined ------ jc) 
 
 Pfa. 80. 9. The conduft of the firft reformers - 85 
 
 2 Cor. I. 24. The charge of intolerance in the Church 
 of England refuted - - - - 113 
 
 Numb. 16. II. Objections againft the liturgy anfwered 
 
 137 
 
 Rom. 16. 17. The evils of reparation - - 163 
 
 I John, 3. 2. The prefent ftate of religion with fome 
 
 conjediural remarks upon prophecies to be fulfilled 
 
 hereafter - - - - - - 187 
 
 Sermons, including a ieries of difcourfes on the 
 minor prophets, preached before the Univer- 
 fity of Oxford. 2 vol. 8". Birmingham, \%\\ 
 Vol. I. 
 
 A brief fketch of 
 
 the 
 
 Luke, 14. 18 - 129 
 
 author's life 
 
 XXV 
 
 Rom. 9. 12, 13 - 140 
 
 Gal. 5. I - - 
 
 I 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5 - - 152 
 
 Rom. 10. 1-3. Nov. 
 
 5 15 
 
 Pfa. 1 19. 109 - 164 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2 - 
 
 31 
 
 Lam. 4. 16. For benefit 
 
 Matt. 13. 52 
 
 46 
 
 of French clergy 174 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 7 - 
 
 56 
 
 Jude, 3 - - 187 
 
 Luke, 5. 29 
 
 67 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7 - - 199 
 
 Judges, 20. 26. Faft 
 
 80 
 
 Prov. 29. 25 - 209 
 
 Luke, 12. 15 
 
 96 
 
 Pfa. 19. 12, 13 - 221 
 
 Matt. 25. 15 - 
 
 105 
 
 Rom.2. 28, 29. Newyear 
 
 Matt. 21. 31 - 
 
 117 
 
 234 
 
 
 Vol 
 
 . 2. 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19-21 
 
 I 
 
 Jer. I. 10 - - 48 
 
 John, 12. 41 
 
 14 
 
 Ezek. 3. 8, 9 - 59 
 
 Ifa. 5. 3, 4 - 
 
 26 
 
 Dan. 2. 23 - - 71 
 
 Ifa. 6. I - - 
 
 37 
 
 
 Difcourfes on the minor f 
 
 rophets, — 
 
 Hof. 1. 9. (2 ferm.) 
 
 I 
 
 Habak. 2. I - 197 
 
 Joel, 1. 2 - - 
 
 112 
 
 Zeph. I. 12 - - 209 
 
 Amos, 7. 14, 15 - 
 
 123 
 
 Hag. 1.4, 5 - 223 
 
 Obad. I - 
 
 138 
 
 Zech. I. 4 - - 235 
 
 Jonah, 1.6- 
 
 149 
 
 Zech. 7. 7 - - 251 
 
 Micah, 1.2 
 
 165 
 
 Malachi, 4- 5, 6 - 269 
 
 Nahum, I. 3 - 
 
 184 
 
 
 CROFT, G. 
 
 
 
 The Chriftian inftruftor 
 
 ; containing a brief, bu 
 
 comprehenfive view of the evidences, doc- 
 trines, duties, external economy, and profpefls 
 of the Chriftian religion in the form of queftion 
 and anfwer. 12°. Lond. 1825 
 
 CROFT, Herbert, D.D., Bilhop of Hereford. 
 
 Born at Great Milton 1603. Educated at the Englifli col- 
 lege at St. Omers. Returned to England 1622, and was re- 
 conciled to the Church of England. Entered Chrift Church, 
 Oxford, and became redtor of Harding. Prebendary of 
 Salifbury 1639. Dean of Hereford 1644. At the Reftora- 
 tion confecrated Bifhop of Hereford. Died 1691. His 
 Naked Truth, written to prove that Proteftants do not 
 differ in any efTential matters, excited an uncommon degree 
 of attention, and feveral anfwers were written to it. 
 
 The naked truth ; or, the true ftate of the primi- 
 
 CROFT, Herbert, D.D. {continued). 
 
 tive Church. By an humble moderator. [H. 
 Croft.l Ff 2. Pp. 65. 4°. s. I. 1675 
 
 Legacy to his diocefe ; or, a fhort determination 
 of all controverfies we have with the Papifts 
 by God's holy word. [On John, 5. 39.] The 
 fecond impreffion, with additions by the author, 
 with a fupplement, together with a tradl con- 
 cerning the holy facrament. 4°, Lond. 1679 
 
 Some animadverfions upon a book intituled. The 
 Theory of the Earth. [Burnet.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1685 
 
 CROFTON, Zachary. 
 
 An accurate and learned Nonconformift divine in the 
 feventeenth century, born, and chiefly educated at Dublin. 
 Obtained the living of Wrenlbury, Chefhire. Being a 
 zealous Royalift during the Commonwealth, and refufing 
 the engagement, he was deprived. Afterwards obtained the 
 living of St. Botolph Aldgate, London. Ejefted for Non- 
 conformity 1662. Died 1672. 
 
 The faint's care for Church communion declared 
 in fundry fermons. [On Cant. i. 7.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 67 1 
 Altar worfhip ; or, bowing to the communion- 
 table confidered as to the novelty, vanity, 
 iniquity, and malignity charged upon it in an 
 antithefis to Dr. E. Duncon. 24°. Lond. 1661 
 
 TraB rejpe&ing Crofton. 
 Mr. Crofton's cafe foberly confidered, plainly ftated, and 
 humbly fubmitted to the confideration of juft and prudent 
 men. Made publique to filence clamor, corredl'miftake, 
 and acquit him from the charge of high treafon. Urged 
 by Thof. Tomkins, Fellow of All Souls, Oxon., and 
 others, in their frivolous, fcurrilous, and invedlive pam- 
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 CROKATT, Gilbert, Reftor of Crayford. 
 
 A confolatory letter written to the Lady Shovel] 
 on the furprifmg and calamitous lofs of her 
 huft^and and two only fons. [Anonymous.] 
 12°. Lond. 1708 
 
 CROLY, David 0', Parifti Prieft of Ovens and 
 Aglis. 
 
 An eflay, religious and political, on ecclefiaftical 
 finance, as regards the Roman Catholic Church 
 in Ireland. Pp. 96. 8°. Cork, 1834 
 
 CROLY, George, LL.D., Reftor of St. Stephen's, 
 Walbrook, London. 
 
 Divine providence ; or, the three cycles of reve- 
 lation, fliewing the parallelifm of the patri- 
 archal, Jewifli, and Chriftian difpenfations. 
 Being a new view of the divine origin of 
 Chriftianity. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 1 9. 6. The divine origin, appoint- 
 ment, and obligation, of marriage. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 The Apocalypfe of St. John ; or, prophecy of 
 the rife, progrefs, and fall of the Church of 
 Rome, the revolution of France, the univerfal 
 war, and the final triumph of Chriftianity. 
 Being a new interpretation.. Third edition, 
 with correftions and additions. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 The Popifti primacy. Two fermons, preached in 
 St. Peter's Church, Brighton. 8°. Lond. iS^o
 
 829 
 
 830 
 
 CROLY, George, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 John, 4. 24. Converfions to popery - - 3 
 
 Apoc. 6. II. The coming trial of nations - 21 
 
 Other works : Perfonal Hiflory of George IV. Second 
 
 edition. 2 vol. 8'. 1841. Sermons, 8"^. 1848, &c. 
 
 CROMBIE, Alexander, LL.D. 
 
 Born at Aberdeen, 1760. Educated at the Marifchal 
 College in that city. IJecame Paftor of a Prefbyterian 
 congregation in London, and kept a private fchool at 
 Highgate, and afterwards at Greenwich with diftinguifhed 
 fuccels. Died 1842. 
 
 Natural theology ; or, elTays on the exiftence of 
 the Deity and of providence on the immateri- 
 ality of the foul and a future ftate. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1829 
 Other works : Gymnafium, five Symbola Critica. Fifth 
 
 edition, 2 vol. 8°. 1834. Abridged, 12°. 1836. A Defence 
 
 of Philofophical Neceffity, S'^. 1793. The Etymology and 
 
 Syntax of the Englifh Language explained. Fourth edition, 
 
 8°. 1836, &c. 
 
 CROMBIE, William, M.A., Minifter of Kirk- 
 cudbright. 
 
 The foul's perpetual progrefs towards perfedlion 
 through all eternity illuftrated and proved. 
 Pp. 62. 8°. Edin. 1768 
 
 CROMWEL, Oliver, Protedor of the Common- 
 wealth of England. 
 Born 1599 ; died 1658. 
 
 Letter ; with a narrative of the proceedings of 
 
 the Englifh army in Scotland, and a declaration 
 
 of the General Aflembly touching the difown- 
 
 ing their king and his intereil. Pp. 12. 4°. 
 
 Lond. Jug. 23, 1650 
 
 Several letters and palTages between his excellency 
 the Lord-general Cromwel, and the governor 
 of Edinburgh Caftle, and the minillers there. 
 Pp. 15. 4". Lond Sept. 25, 1650 
 
 Letters and fpeeches. See Carlyle. 
 
 A fhort critical review of the political life of 
 Oliver Cromwell. By a gentleman of the 
 Middle Temple. 1 2°. Glafg. 1755 
 
 CROOK, Samuel, B.D., Paftor of Wrington. 
 
 Born at Great Waldingfield, ElFex, 1 574. Educated in 
 
 Pembroke Hall, Cambridge ; afterwards chofen Fellow of 
 
 Emanuel College. Prefented to the living of Wrington, 
 
 Somerfetfhire, 1602. Died 1649. He was a Puritan 
 
 divine of a quick invention, found judgment, ftrong 
 
 memory, and great learning and piety. 
 
 Divine charafters, diftinguifhing the moft fecret 
 
 differences between, i. The hypocrite in his 
 
 beft drefle of feeming virtues and formal duties, 
 
 and the true Chriftian in his real graces and 
 
 Uncere obedience. 2. Between the blackeft 
 
 weeds of dayly infirmities of the truly godly, 
 
 and the reigning fmnes of the unregenenite. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1658 
 
 CROOKE, B., M.A., Reflor of St. Michael's, 
 
 Wood Street, London. 
 Two fermons preached before the condemned 
 criminals at Newgate. [On A£ls, 3. 19 ; 
 and Micah, 3. 4.] 4°. Lond. 1695 
 
 CROOKSHANK, William, D.D. 
 
 A native of Scotland, and educated at one of the uni- 
 verfities there. Ordained Minifter of the Scots Church, 
 Swallow Street, London, 1735 J where he continued thirty- 
 
 CROOKSHANK, William, D.D. [continued). 
 
 three years, and was then, for improper condudl, difmifl'ed 
 
 from his charge, and excluded the communion of the 
 
 Church. Died 1769. 
 
 The hiftory of the ftate and fufFerings of the 
 Church of Scotland, from the Reftoration to 
 the Revolution ; with an introduftion, con- 
 taining the moft remarkable occurrences from 
 the Reformation. 2 voh 8°. Lond. 1749 
 Chiefly abridged from Wodrow, 
 
 CROSS, N. 
 
 Sermon. Catholick Sermons, 2. 123 
 
 CROSS, Walter, M.A. 
 
 Studied firft in Scotland, and afterwards in Holland. 
 
 Became Paftor of a congregation in Moorfields, London. 
 
 Retired to Holland about 1685. Returned to London, and 
 
 died about 1701. 
 
 An expofition on the fourth chapter [verfe i and 
 2] of the Epiftle to the Romans, occafioned 
 from the growth of Grotian errors, and the 
 profane practice of them who abufe that moft 
 comforting and fandlifying dodlrine of juftifica- 
 tion. 4°. Lond. 1693-94 
 
 Expofition of V. I. Lond. 1693. 
 
 Expofition of V. 2. Lond. 1794. With an appendix on 
 
 chap. 3. 27. 
 
 The taghmical art ; or, the art of expounding 
 Scripture by the points, ufually called accents, 
 a grammatical, logical, and rhetorical inftru- 
 ment of interpretation. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1698 
 
 CROSSE, William, A.M., Chaplain to the 
 Enghfh Faftory at Conftantinople. 
 
 Sermon, Heb. i. 14. The nature and oiHce of 
 good angels. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 3 
 
 CROSSINGE, Richard, B.D., Prefident of Pem- 
 broke Hall, Cambridge. 
 
 A pradical difcourle concerning the great duty 
 of charity. [On i Pet. 4. 8.] 8°. Lond. 1722 
 
 CROSSMAN, Francis Geach, Incumbent of 
 Chriftchurch, Foreft of Dean. 
 
 A help to families ; or, a courfe of prayer. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1824 
 
 CROSSMAN, Henry, M.A., Reftor of Little 
 Cornard, Suffolk. 
 
 Sermon, John, 2. 16. Ecclefiaftical merchandife 
 fhewn to be unlawful, and exceedingly in- 
 jurious to Church of Chrift ; with a brief 
 remark on the prevailing lin of bribery. 
 [Vifitation.] 4°. Lond. \j6g 
 
 An introduftion to the knowledge of the Chriftian 
 religion. 18°. Lond, 
 
 The country parifhioner inftrufted in the things 
 pertaining to the Lord's fupper. 18°. L. 1769 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. Crofl" — n, occafioned 
 by his faithful narrative, &c. 4°. Lond. \TJl 
 
 CROSTHWAITE, J. C, M.A., Reftor of St. 
 Mary-at-Hill. 
 
 Modern hagiology ; an examination of the nature 
 and tendency of fome legendary and devotional 
 works, lately publiflied under the fanftionof the 
 Rev. J. H. Newman, the Rev. Dr. Pufey, and 
 the Rev. F. Oakeley. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. ^.'1846
 
 831 
 
 832 
 
 CROSTHWAITE, J. C. M.A. [continued). 
 
 Other works: Sermons, 12°. 1840. On the Daily 
 Communion, 18^. 1841, &c. 
 
 CROUSAZ, John Peter de. 
 
 Born at Laufanne, 1663; died 1750. One of the moft 
 voluminous writers of the eighteenth century. He was 
 fucceffively Paftor, Profeflbr of Philofophy, and Redtor of 
 the Univerfity of Laufanne. 
 
 A new treatife of the art of thinking ; or, a 
 complete fyftem of refleflions concerning the 
 conduft and improvement of the mind, illus- 
 trated with variety of charafters and examples. 
 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1724 
 
 Examen du Pyrrhonifme ancien et moderne 
 [i.e., doubting, chiefly againft Bayle]. Folio. 
 
 Haye, 1733 
 
 CROW, Francis, M.A. 
 
 Of Scotch extradlion. Educated under the celebrated 
 
 Du Moulin, in France. Became Vicar of Hundon, Suffolk. 
 
 Ejefted 1662. After which he continued preaching to 
 
 large congregations at Clare, Bury, Jamaica, and other 
 
 places. Died 1692. 
 
 Menfalia facra ; or, meditations on the Lord's 
 fupper ; wherein the nature of the holy facra- 
 ment is explained, and the moft weighty cafes 
 of confcience about it are refolved. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1693 
 
 CROWE, Eyre Evans, Efq. 
 
 The hiftory of France, from the earlieft period 
 to the abdication of Napoleon. 3 vol. Fcp. 
 8°. Lardner's Cab. Cycl. Lond. 1830-44 
 
 CROWE, Henry, M.A., Vicar of Buckingham. 
 
 Zoophilos ; or, confiderations on the moral 
 treatment of inferior animals. Third edition, 
 enlarged. 12°. Bath, 1822 
 
 CROWE, William. 
 
 Catalogue of our Englifh writers on the Old and 
 New Teftam.ent, either in whole or in part, 
 whether commentators, elucidators, annota- 
 tors, or expofitors, at large, or in fingle fer- 
 mons. [Anon.] The fecond impreflion, cor- 
 refled and enlarged. 12°. Lond. 1668 
 
 Elenchus fcriptorum in Sacram Scripturam tam 
 Grascorum quam Latinorum, in quo exhibentur 
 eorum gens, patria, profeflio, religio : librorum 
 tituli, volumina, editiones variae. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Londini, 1672 
 
 CROWE, William, D.D., Redor of St. Botolph, 
 Bifhopfgate, London. 
 
 Favourite and moft excellent fermons. Which 
 fermons, and an oration fpoken at Cambridge, 
 the Rev. Dodlor direfled by his will to be 
 publifhed after his death. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1759 
 Pfa. 39. 4. The frailty of man - . - i 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. The import of the Chriftian name 21 
 Matt. I. 18. The circumftances of Chrift's birth 43 
 Jer. 5. 24, 25. The reverence due to God from his 
 providential difpenfations . - - 7^ 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The wifdom arifing from ajuft numbering 
 our days .------98 
 
 I Cor. 16. 14. The nature and properties of charity 117 
 John, 3. 20, 21. Divine truths find reception according 
 to the good or bad difpofitions of the heart 148 
 
 Afts,24. 2, 3. The charadlerand bleflingof good govern- 
 ment in general, and of our own in particular, with 
 
 CROWE, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 the fubjeft's duty in return for the fame. Affize ferm. 
 
 167 
 Ezra, 9. 13, 14. The influence a refledion on God's 
 punifhments fliould have upon us whenever in mercy 
 he hath afflifted us. Nov. 5 - - - 203 
 
 Prov. 17. 14. The mifchievous effects and confequences 
 of ftrife and contention. Jan. 30 - - 245 
 
 Pfa. 107. 43. From a pious confideration of God's pro- 
 vidence will naturally refult a lively fenfe and con- 
 vidtion of his goodnefs. May 29 - - 275 
 
 Oratio in martyrium regis Caroli I. coram academia 
 Cantabrigienfi -.--.. 309 
 Sermon, Pfa. 122. 6. The duty of promoting 
 the publick peace. [Jan. 30.] 8°. Lond. ij2^ 
 CROWLEY, Thomas. 
 
 Differtations on liberty of confcience refpedting the payment 
 of tithes and other pecuniary legal affeffments. In four 
 parts. Together with the proceedings of the Society of 
 Quakers againft him thereon. Pp. 217. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Copies of letters to the Quakers not printed before May i, 
 iTjf). Together with fome effays in his youth. Pp. 75. 
 8°. 
 
 CROWNFIELD, Henry, B.D., Reftor of South- 
 Walfham, St. Lawrence, and Rockland, St. 
 Mary's and St. Margaret's, Norfolk. 
 
 An effay fetting forth the divine original, fufficiency, and 
 perfe£lion, of the Holy Scriptures. Being the fubftance 
 of feveral fermons, 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17, offered and 
 intended by way of prefervative againft the pious frauds 
 andartfuldelufionsofenthufiafts and importers. Pp. 121. 
 8°. Norivich, 175a 
 
 CROWTHER, S., M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 24. 21. [Inaug. of Queen Eliza- 
 beth.] 4°. Lond. 1 8 14 
 
 CROWTHER, J. 
 
 A critical diflertation on Afls, 17. 30. To 
 which is fliewn that this paflage is expreflive, 
 not of mercy but of judgment. Pp. 42. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1822 
 
 CROXALL, Samuel, D.D., Archdn. of Salop. 
 
 Born at Walton-upon-Thames. Educated at Eton and 
 St. John's College, Cambridge. Became Vicar of Hamp- 
 ton 5 and afterwards, 173 1, he was appointed to the united 
 parifhes of St. Mary, Somerfet, and St. Mary, Mounthaw, 
 London. Archdeacon of Salop 1732. Vicar of Selleck, 
 Hereford/hire, 1752. Died 1752. His tranflation of yEfop's 
 Fables has long been popular. In 1722 he publifhed The 
 Fair Circaffian, a very exceptionable poem, founded on the 
 Song of Solomon. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 25. 5. [Jan. 30.] ^°. Lond. ij^o 
 Scripture politics ; being a view of the original 
 conftitution and fubfequent revolutions in the 
 government, religious and civil, of that people 
 out of whom the Saviour of the world was to 
 arife, as it is contained in the Bible. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 CRUDEN, Alexander. 
 
 Born at Aberdeen 1701, where he fludied at the Maris- 
 chall College with a view to the Church, from which pro- 
 feffion he was debarred by manifefting occafional iymptoms 
 of infanity. Vifited London, where he was employed as 
 tutor. In 1732 opened a bookfeller's Ihop under the Royal 
 Exchange, where he compiled his Concordance, which 
 eclipfed all others, and ftill maintains its reputation. Died 
 1770. 
 A complete concordance to the Holy Scriptures. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1838
 
 833 
 
 834 
 
 CRUDEN, Alexander {continued). 
 Another. Imperial 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 The third edition, 1769, having been the laft corredled 
 by the author himfelf, is much efteemed. 
 
 CRUISE, William, Efq. 
 
 A treatife on the origin and nature of dignities, 
 or titles of honour, containing all the cafes of 
 peerage, together with the mode of proceeding 
 in claims of this kind. 8°. Lond. 1810 
 
 CRUMP, John. 
 
 Became minifter at Maidftone about 1653. Ejedted for 
 Noncontbrmity 1662. He was a confiderable divine and a 
 uletul preacher. 
 
 The parable of the great fupper opened ; wherein 
 is fet forth the fulnefs of gofpel-provifion. [On 
 Luke, 14. 16-24.] Sm. 8°. Lond. 1669 
 
 CRUSADES. Epitome bellorum a Chriftianis 
 principibus pro recuperatione Terrae Sandls 
 fufceptorum. Canifms, 4. 423 
 
 CRUSADES (Chronicles of the). Being con- 
 temporary narratives of the crufade of Richard 
 Cceur de Lion, by Richard of Devizes and 
 Geoffrey de Vinfauf, and of the crufade of St. 
 Louis, by Lord John de Joinville. With illus- 
 trative notes and an index. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 CRUSO, Timothy, M.A. 
 
 A learned DifTenter and eminent preacher. Born about 
 1657. Educated at one of the univerfities of Scotland. 
 Became minifter of a congregation in Jewry Street, London, 
 about 1689. Chofen one of the preachers at Pinner's Hall 
 1694. Died 1697. 
 Difcourfes upon the rich man and Lazarus. [On 
 
 Luke, 16. 19.] Sm. 8°. Lond. i6gy 
 
 Twenty -four fermons preached at the Merchant's 
 
 Lecture at Pinner's Kail. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1699 
 
 Matt. 16. 17 
 
 I 
 
 Mark, 10. 26, 27 186 
 
 Pfa. 26. 3 - - 
 
 2 Cor. I. 20 
 
 36 
 67 
 
 Pfa. 69. 4 - 217 
 Gal. 4. 6 - - 247 
 
 Pfa. 80. 17, 18 
 Judges, 16. 20 - 
 Adls, 5. 32 - 
 
 95 
 125 
 156 
 
 Eph. 4. 7 - - 279 
 Deut. 34. 5 - - 311 
 Heb. 7. 25. (2 ferm.) 340 
 
 The three laft fermons preached by the late Mr. 
 Timothy Crufo. To which is added his ier- 
 mon preached Nov. 5, 1697. Sm. 8°. 
 
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 Jer. 3. 22. Converfion to God - _ - i 
 
 Afts, II. 23. Eftablifhment ... 21 
 
 Matt. 28. 5. Confolation - - - - 39 
 
 Ifa. 54. 15. Nov. 5 . . _ . jy 
 
 CRUTTWELL, The Rev. Clement. 
 
 The new univerfal gazetteer ; or geographical 
 didlionary ; containing a defcription of all the empires, 
 kingdoms, ftates, provinces, cities, towns, forts, feas, 
 harbours, rivers, lakes, mountains, and capes in the 
 known world. 3 vol. 8^. Lond. 1798 
 
 A concordance of parallels, colleded from Bibles 
 and Commentaries which have been pub- 
 lifhed in Hebrew, Latin, French, Italian, 
 Spanifh, Englifh, and other languages, with the 
 authorities of each. 4°. Lond. 1790 
 
 CTESIAS. 
 
 An ancient hiftorian. A native of Cnidos. Accompanied 
 Cyrus, the fon of Darius, in his expedition againft his bro- 
 ther Artaxerxes, by whom he was taken prifoner, but 
 curing Artaxerxes of a wound he received in the battle, he 
 
 CTESIAS [contwued). 
 
 became a favourite at the court of Perfia, where he con- 
 tinued praftifing phyfic for feventeen years. He wrote a 
 hiftory of Perfia, of which only fragments remain, and 
 thefe are by fome accounted fabulous. 
 Fragmenta. 
 
 Herodotus, AVeffelingii ; Cory, J. P. Fragments 
 Ex Ctefia, Agatharchide, Memnone excerptse his- 
 
 torias. Appiani Iberica. Item de geftis Anni- 
 
 baJis. Omnia nunc primumedita, Gr. Cum H. 
 
 Stephani caftigationibus. Sm. 8°. Par. 1557 
 CUBITT, The Rev. George. 
 Scriptural expofitions, containing, The Philip- 
 
 pian jailer, or converfion, A£ls, 16. 30, 31 ; 
 
 Enoch, or perfonal piety. Gen. 5. 24 ; Obed- 
 
 Edom, or family religion, 2 Sam. 6. 11, 12 ; 
 
 Antioch, or primitive Chriftianity, Afts, 11. 
 
 26. 18°. Lond. 1844 
 
 Converfations on the parables of Chrift. 18°. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 Life of Luther. See Luther. 
 CUDSEMIUS, Petrus. 
 De defperata Calvini caufa, traftatus brevis. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Mogunt. 1609 
 
 CUD WORTH, Ralph, D.D. 
 
 Born at Aller, Somerfetlhire, 1617. Educated at Emma- 
 nuel College, Cambridge, of which he became a Fellow. 
 Redor of North Cadbury about 1641. Mafter of Clare 
 Hall 1644. Profeflbr of Hebrew 1645. Mafter of Chrift's 
 College, 1654. Vicar of Aftiwell, Hertford/hire, 1662. 
 Prebendary of Gloucefter 1678. Died 1688. His Intel- 
 lectual Syftem exhibits an immenfe mafs of learning. It 
 was originally publlfhed in folio 1678, fome copies of which 
 contain the Diicourfe concerning the true notion of the 
 Lord's Supper. An improved edition was publifhed 1742, 
 in 2 vol. 4°. with references to the quotations and Life by 
 Dr. Birch, and with the author's True Notion of the 
 Lord's Supper and two Sermons. Reprinted in 4 vol. 8"^. 
 and again in 2 vol. royal 8°. at Andover, U.S., 1837, with 
 the Treatife concerning Morality added. Alfo in 1845, 3 
 vol. 8°, without the Difcourfe on the Lord's Supper and 
 Two Sermons, but with the addition of Mofheim's learned 
 Notes tranflated. 
 The true intelleflual fyftem of the univerfe, 
 
 wherein all the reafon and philofophy of atheifm 
 
 is confuted, and its impoflibility demonftrated. 
 
 2 vol. Royal 8°. Andover, U.S. 1837 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Life, by Birch. 
 Intellectual fyftem. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Intellectual fyftem, continued. 
 
 A treatife concerning eternal and immutable morality. 
 The true notion of the Lord's lupper. 
 In this Diicourfe the author maintains that this inftitu- 
 tion is not a facrifice, but an euchariftic feaft upon a facrifice. 
 Two fermons — 
 
 I John, 2. 3, 4. Before the Houfe of Commons. 
 Againft the Antinomian dodtrines then prevailing. 
 
 I Cor. 15. 57. The Chrifldan's vidtory. 
 Contents of vol. i and 2 - - - -613 
 
 The true intelleftual fyftem of the univ'erfe : 
 with a treatife concerning eternal morality. 
 To which are added the notes and diilertations 
 of Dr. J. L. Moftieim, tranflated by John Har- 
 rifon, M.A. With a copious general index 
 to the whole work. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 3 H
 
 83: 
 
 836 
 
 CUDWORTH, Ralph, D.D. {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 Advertifement to the prelent edition - - iii 
 
 An account of the life and writings of Cudworth. By 
 
 Thomas Birch, F.R.S. 
 Intellectual fyftem. 
 Vol. 2. Intelleftual fyftem, continued. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Intelledtual {yftem, continued. 
 
 Le Clerc's obfervations, againft thofe who deny that any- 
 thing can be made out of nothing. 
 Moflieim's differtation on creation out of nothing. 
 A treatife concerning eternal and immutable morality. 
 
 With a preface by Edward, Biihop of Durham. 
 Index. 
 This is the only edition which contains a tranflation of 
 
 Mo/heim's notes, and to which an index is given. 
 
 Syftema intelleftuale hujus univerfi, feu de veris 
 naturae rerum originibus commentarii, quibus 
 omnis eorum philofophia qui Deum efle negant 
 funditus evertitur ; accedunt reliqua ejus opus- 
 cula. Joannes Laurentius Mofliemius Latine 
 vertit, recenfuit, variifque obfervationibus dis- 
 fertationibus illuftravit et auxit. Editio fecunda 
 auftior. z vol. 4°. L. Bat. 1773 
 
 Vol. I. Syftema intelledtuale. Capita 1-4. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Syftema intelledtuale. Caput 5. 
 De asterna et immutabili rei moralis. 
 De vera notione canae Domini. 
 Conjundtio Chrifti et ecclefiae in typo. 
 Moftieimus de turbata per Platonicos ecclefia. 
 
 A treatile concerning eternal and immutable mo- 
 rality, with a preface by Edward, Biihop of 
 Durham. 8°. Land. 1731 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the true notion of the 
 Lord's fuppcr. To which are added two fer- 
 mons on i John, 2, 3, 4, and i Cor. 15. 57. 
 Second edition. Sm. 8". Land. 1670 
 
 Sermon, i John, 2. 3, 4. [Before the Houfe of 
 Commons.] 4°. Cumb. \6^j 
 
 On free-will, with notes by the Rev. John Allen, 
 M.A. 18°. Land. 1838 
 
 CUDWORTH, William. 
 
 A Calvinift Methodift. 
 Chrift alone exalted. 12°. Land. 1747 
 
 . Man's righteoufnefs, no caufe or part of his juftification, 
 
 being his fermon on Eph. 2. 8, extracted from the 
 
 works of Mr. John Simpfon. 
 Salvation only by God's grace, a fecond fermon on Eph. 
 
 2. 8, from Mr. John Simpion. 
 Salvation only by believing, a third fermon on Eph. 2. 8, 
 
 from Mr. John Simpfon. 
 Abraham's fteps of faith, extrafted from Mr. John Eaton. 
 Juftification by Chrift alone, written by Samuel Richard- 
 
 fon 1647. 
 ' Some reafons againft making ufe of marks and evidences 
 
 in order to attain the knowledge of our intereft with 
 
 Chrift. 
 ■ Some obfervations concerning the Church of Chrift. 
 A dialogue between a preacher of inherent righteoufnefs, 
 
 and a preacher of God's righteoufnefs. 
 Letter fent to one under fentence of death. 
 Truth defended and cleared. 
 A fecond dialogue. 
 The difcovery of the moft dangerous dead faith, by the 
 
 Rev. John Eaton. 
 A defenfe of Theron and Afpafio againft the ob- 
 jections contained in a late treatife, entitled 
 
 CUDWORTH, William {continued). 
 
 Letters on Theron and Afpafio. [By Sande- 
 man. Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. Lond. 1760 
 
 CULENS, Henry. 
 
 Thefaurus locorum communium in quo nova et 
 Vetera proferuntur : in gratiam paftorum et 
 concionatorum. 8°. Antw. 1622 
 
 The fubjedls are alphabetically arranged, with references 
 
 to the Fathers and others who have treated thereon. 
 
 Jubilei veteris Hebraeorum et novi Chriftianorum 
 collatio. 8° Antw. 161 7 
 
 CULL, Francis, Reftor of Snave, Kent. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 9. 16. The nature and neceflity 
 of preaching the gofpel. [Vifit.] 8°. L. 1732 
 
 CULL, Richard, Tutor in Elocution. 
 
 Garrick's mode of reading the liturgy of the 
 Church of England, a new edition, with notes, 
 and a preliminary difcourfe on public reading. 
 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 CULLODEN PAPERS: comprifmg an exten- 
 five and interefting correfpondence, 1625— 
 1748, including numerous letters from Lord 
 Lovat and other diftinguiflied perfons of the 
 time, with ftate papers, and memoirs of the 
 Rt. Hon. Duncan Forbes. 4°. Lond. 1815 
 
 CULMANNUS, Leonhardus. 
 
 Adhortatio ad concordiam pia et utilis ecclefi- 
 ailicis, politicis, et ceconomicis perfonis, una 
 cum exhibitionibus aliquot piorum in Pfalmum 
 131. Sm. 8°. Norimb. 1550 
 
 CULVERWELL, Ezekiel. 
 
 A Puritan divine of great piety and minifterial abilities. 
 Educated in Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Reftor of. 
 Stambridge, EfFex, and afterwards vicar of Felfted. Sus- 
 pended tor not wearing the furplice 1583. 
 
 A treatife of faith, wherein is declared how a 
 man may live by faith and find rehef in all his 
 neceffities. Seventh edition. 1 2°. Lond. 
 
 A brief anfwer to certain objeftions againft the 
 Treatife of Faith, by Ez. Culverwell, clearing 
 him from the errors of Arminius unjuftly laid 
 to his charge. Ff. ii. 12°. Lond. 1626 
 
 The way to a bleffed eftate in this life. Pp. 1 9. 
 12°. Lond. 1633 
 
 Time well fpent in facred meditations, divine 
 obfervations, heavenly exhortations. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1634 
 
 CULVERWELL, Nathaniel, M.A. 
 
 A pious and learned writer. Fellow of Emmanuel College, 
 Cambridge. Died about 1650. 
 
 An elegant and learned difcourfe of the light of 
 nature [on Prov. 20. 27], with feveral other 
 treatifes, viz. : 
 
 The fchifm, I Cor. 3. 4. 
 
 The adl of oblivion, Ifa. 43. 25. 
 
 The child's return, Prov. 23. 26. 
 
 The panting foul, Pfa. 42. i. 
 
 Mount Ebal, Judges, 5. 23. 
 
 The white ftone, a treatife of aflurance, 2 Pet. I. 10. 
 
 Spiritual optics, or a glalTe difcovering the weaknefs of 
 a Chriftian's knowledge in this life, i Cor. 13. 12. 
 
 The worth of fouls. Matt. 16. 26. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1 66 1 
 
 Publi/hed alfo with a title dated 1652.
 
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 CULY, David. 
 
 Works, in three parts : i . The glory of the two 
 crowned heads, Adam and Chrift, unveiled, 
 or the myftery of the New Teftament opened. 
 2. Letters. 3. Hymns. 12°. Bojion, 1787 
 
 CUMBERLAND, Denison, D.D., Biftop of 
 Clonfert and Kilmacduagh. 
 Confecrated 1763. 
 Sermon, John, 16. 2, 3. [Nov. 5.] 4°. 
 
 Dub I'm, 1765 
 
 CUMBERLAND, Richard, D.D., Bilhop of 
 Peterborough. 
 Born in London 1632. Educated at St. Paul's School 
 
 and Magdalen College, Cambridge, of which he waseledled 
 
 Fellow. Became Reftor of Brampton, Northamptonfhire. 
 
 Prefented to the living of All-hallows, Stamford, 1667. 
 
 Bifhop of Peterborough 1691. Died 1718. 
 
 De legibus naturae difquifitio philofophica. 4°. 
 
 L(J7id. 1672* 
 
 An effay towards the recovery of the Jewifh 
 meafures and weights, comprehending their 
 monies. 8°. Lend. 1686 
 
 Sanchoniatho's Phoenician hi(l:ory,tranflated from 
 the firft book of Eufebius ; De preparatione evangelica, 
 with a continuation, by Eratofthenes; Cyrenasus's Canon, 
 which Dicaearchus connects with the firft Olympiad. 
 Thefe authors are illuftrated with many hiftorical and 
 chronological remarks. With a preface giving a brief 
 account of the life of the author, by S. Payne, A.M. 
 %°. Lond. 1720 
 
 Origines gentium antiquiffimas ; or, attempts for 
 difcovering the times of the firft planting of 
 nations, in feveral tradls. 8°. Lond. 1724 
 A difcourfe on Gen. 36. 
 A difcourfe on Deut. 2. 23. 
 Synchronifms of Canaan and Egypt. 
 Of the increafe of mankind. 
 On the interval between the founding of Nineveh and 
 
 the fall of Sardanapalus. 
 The Aifyrian empire before Nabonaflar. 
 Connexion of the Greek and Roman antiquities. 
 Appendix de Cabiris. 
 De legibus patriarcharum. 
 Index. 
 
 CUMBERLAND, Richard. 
 
 A dramatic and mifcellaneous writer, fon of Bp. Deni- 
 fon Cumberland. Born 1732. Died 18 11. 
 A few plain reafons why we fhould believe in 
 Chrift and adhere to his religion. Pp. 46. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 801 
 
 A letter to Richard [Watfon], Lord Bifhop of 
 
 LlandafF, on the fubjeft of his lordfhip's Letter 
 
 to the late Archbiftiop of Canterbury. Pp.91. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1783 
 
 Other works : Calvary, a poem, 2 vol. 12°. The Ob- 
 
 ferver, 3 vol. Memoirs of his own Life, 4°. and 2 vol. 
 
 8°. &c. 
 
 CUMEANUS, or CUMMIANUS, Abbas. 
 
 An Irifli monk, faid to have been raifed to a bifhopric. 
 Liber de poenitentiarum menfura. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 41 
 CUMMING, John, D.D., Minifter of the Scotch 
 
 Church, Crown Court, London. 
 Sermon, Rev. 2. 10. Our queen's refponfibilities and 
 reward. [Coronation.] 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 Prefent ftate of the Church of Scotland : A letter addrefled 
 
 CUMMING, John, D.D. {conilmed). 
 
 to the moft noble the Marquis of Cholmondeley. Pp. 20. 
 12°. Lond. 1843 
 
 Is Chriftianity from God? or a manual of Chriftian evi- 
 dence for Scripture-readers, City miffionaries, Sunday- 
 fchool teachers, &c. Ninth edit. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 Apocalyptic fketches, or lectures on the feven 
 churches of Afia Minor. Fourth thoufand. 
 12°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Apocalyptic fketches ; or leftures on the Book of 
 Revelation. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Prophetic ftudies ; or ledlures on the Book of 
 Daniel [i.-ix.] Sm. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 45. 22. Salvation. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Two ledlures. I. Cardinal Wifeman. II. Cardinal Wife- 
 man : his oath and its obligations. Two parts. 12°. 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 Voices of the night. 8°. Lond. l2>ll 
 
 Ifa. 21. II, 12. What of the night ? - - I 
 Ifa. 21. II, 12. The morning cometh, and alfo the 
 
 night .-..-- 40 
 
 Mic. 2. 10. Earth not your reft - - - 68 
 
 Heb. 4. 9. A reft for Chriftians - - 96 
 Rom. 8. 19-22. Nature's travail and expedlancy 131 
 
 Rom. 8. 23. The Chriftian's agony and hope - 171 
 
 Rom. 8. 18. Prefent fuftering and future glory 204 
 
 I Cor. 7. 29-31. Remaining duties - - 239 
 
 Col. 3. I, 2. " Excelfior" - . - - 274 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. The world-copy - - 3°3 
 
 Rom. 12.2. The transformed mind - - 3 '9 
 
 I Cor. 13. 12. The time-haze - - - 33* 
 
 Col. I. 12. The inheritance - - - 3^° 
 
 Jer. 8. 20. Spent and mis-fpent - - 391 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. Nearing funrife - - . 420 
 
 Voices of the day. 8°. Lond. I'&K,! 
 
 Rom. 13. 12. The dawn of day - - - i 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. Angel chimes - - - 3^ 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. The forerunner in glory - 62 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10—12. The heavens and earth on fire 92 
 2 Pet. 3. 13, 14. The palingenefia ; or, the new hea- 
 
 vens and new earth 
 Matt. 25. 34. The great benediftion 
 Matt. 13. 43. The refplendent ones 
 Heb. II. 13-16. The better country 
 Heb. II. 10. The city of God - 
 Heb. II, 18—24. Prefent privileges 
 Heb. II. 25-29. The heavenly voice 
 2 Tim. I. 12. Unfaltering confidence 
 2 Tim. 4. 6—8. Euthanafia 
 Titus, 2. 13, 14. The blefTed hope - 
 John, 17. 24. With Chrift in glory 
 Foreftiadows ; or, le6lures on our Lord's miracles, 
 as earnefts of the age to come. 12°. Z. 1851 
 John, 2. I— II. W"ater made wine - - i 
 
 John, 4. 46-54. The nobleman's fick fon 
 Matt. 8. 5-13. The foldier's fick fervant 
 Matt. 14. 22—33. '^^^ difciples in the ftorm 
 John, II. 1-46. The forrowing fifters - 
 John, II. 28-57. The Lord and Giver of life 
 Luke, 5. 12-14. '^^^ great typical difeafe - 
 Luke, 17. 11-19. Lonely thankfulnefs 
 Matt. 15. 21-28. Maternal love 
 Matt. 18. 23-27. The calmer of the ftorm 
 John, 5. 1-18. Bethefda and its bleflings - 
 Luke, 5. 1-9. The fifhermen 
 
 129 
 165 
 197 
 227 
 251 
 288 
 31+ 
 345 
 374 
 409 
 436 
 
 34 
 68 
 
 97 
 130 
 
 159 
 188 
 
 215 
 241 
 266 
 294 
 326 
 
 Mark, 5. 1-17. Nature fitting at the feet of Jefus 356 
 
 Luke, 8. 26-39. S'*"!'^ fubjeft - - - 385 
 
 Luke, 7. 11-18. The reftored fon - - 413 
 
 Matt. 9. 18-25. The reftored daughter - 438 
 
 John, 6. 5-13. Creative goodneis - - 462 
 
 John, 9. The blind man . . . ^^q 
 
 Mark, 2. 23-28 j 3. 1-6. The withered hand 524 
 
 Matt. 21. 17-22. Eloquent nature - - 551
 
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 840 
 
 GUMMING, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Forefliadows ; or, ledtures on our Lord's parables, 
 as earnefts of the age to come. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1852 
 
 Matt. 13. 3-23. Mark, 4. 3-13. Luke, 8. 5-10. The 
 
 coming harveft ----- i 
 
 Luke, 14. 16-24. The great feftival - 29 
 
 Matt. 22. I-14. The royal feaft . - - 58 
 
 Luke, 16. 19-31- A contraft - - - 76 
 
 Luke, 16. 27-31. The retribution - - 106 
 
 Matt. 20. 1-16. The vineyard labourers - 137 
 
 Luke, 7. 37-50. The fruit of tbrgivenefs - 167 
 
 Luke, 13. 20, 21. Certain progrels - - 182 
 
 Matt. 13. 24-30, 36-43. The future feparation 196 
 
 Luke, 12. 16-21. The rich fool - - - 212 
 
 Mark, 10. 17-27. True riches - - 237 
 
 Luke, 18. 9-14. The two wor(hippers. 2 ferm. 250 
 
 Luke, 10. 3C-37. The good Samaritan - - 317 
 
 Matt. 21. 33-41. The Son of God - - 346 
 
 Luke, 16. 1-8. The two generations - - 380 
 
 Matt. 18. 23-35- Forgiven and forgiving - 414 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. The barren fig-tree - - 450 
 
 Luke, 13. 8, 9. The end of the year 1848 - 482 
 
 Matt. 25. 14-30. The laft reckoning - - 509 
 
 Matt. 13. 47-51. The laft difcrimination - 528 
 
 Matt. 25. 1-13- The midnight cry - - 554 
 
 Authenticated report of the controverfial dis- 
 cuffion held in the Britifh fchool- room, Ham- 
 merfmith, during the months of April and 
 May, 1839, between the Rev. John Gum- 
 ming, A.M., and Daniel French, Efq., from 
 the notes of C. M. Archer, Efq., with copi- 
 ous index. 8°. Lend. 1841 
 
 GUMMING, Patrick, D.D. 
 
 Appointed Regius Profeffor of Divinity and Ecclefiaftic 
 Hiftory in the Univerfity of Edinburgh, 1737, which he 
 refigned 1762. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 35. 12. [Fall, on account of 
 rebellion.] 8°. Land. 1746 
 
 Sermon, Matt. II. 5. [S.S.P.C.K.] 8^. 
 
 Edm. 1760 
 
 GUMMING, Roualeyn Gordon, Efq., of Altyre. 
 
 Five years of a hunter's life in the far interior of 
 South Africa. With notices of the native 
 tribes ; and anecdotes of the chafe of the lion, 
 elephant, hippopotamus, giraffe, rhinoceros, 
 &;c. With illuilrations. Second edition. 2 
 vol. 8°. Land. 1850 
 
 CUMMINGS, George, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Rom, 13. 4. The good of govern- 
 ment. [Thankfg. for peace.] 8°. Land, ij 1-2, 
 
 CUN^US, Peter. 
 
 Profeflbr of Law in the Univerfity of Leyden. Born at 
 Flufhing 1586. Died 1638. 
 
 De republica Hebrjeorum. 24°. L. Bat. 1631 
 Alio in Crit. Sac. v. 5 ; Ugolinus, 3. 461 
 CUNNINGHAM, Francis, M.A., Queen's Col- 
 lege, Cambridge. 
 
 Hon. Canon of Norwich, Rural Dean, Vicar of Lowes- 
 toft- Redor of Pakefield, Suffolk. 
 
 A diflertation on the Books of Origen againft Celfus, with 
 a view to illuftrate the argument, and point out the 
 evidence they afford to the truth of Chriftianity. [Hul- 
 fean Prize Effay.] Ff. 2. Pp. 55. 8°. Camb. 18 12 
 A letter to Lord Bexley, containing a ftatement made to 
 the Committee of the B. and F. Bible Society, as to the 
 relations of that inftitution with France, the valleys of 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, Francis, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Piedmont, Switzerland, and Germany. Pp. iv. 22. 
 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, J. W., A.M., Vicar of 
 
 Harrow. 
 Morning thoughts in profe and verfe, on fmgle 
 
 verfes in St. Matthew. 12°. Lo7id. 1825 
 
 The velvet cufhion. Fourth edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 14 
 A world without fouls. [Anon.] 12°. Z. 1805 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 14. 14. [Funeral, on the death 
 
 of H. R. H. the Princefs Charlotte.] Second 
 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1817 
 
 Sermons. Third edition. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. \%2t, 
 
 Vol. I. 
 I Kings, 18. 21. The guilt and caufes of indecifion in 
 
 religion ------- i 
 
 James, 1. 21. The right reception of the word of God 20 
 1 Cor. 12. 3. The neceffity of divine influence in the 
 
 ftudy and ufe of the Holy fcripture - - 41 
 
 Eph. 5. 9. Neceffity of divine influence in the fanftifi- 
 
 cation of the heart and condudl - - - 60 
 
 Heb. 12. I, 2. Life a race . . - 78 
 
 Heb. 12. I. The befetting fin - - - 100 
 
 Heb. 12.2-4. Looking unto Jefus - - 120 
 
 I John, 5. 10. The inward teftimony of the fervant of 
 
 God 140 
 
 Rev. 2. 1-7. The church of Ephefus. On decay in 
 
 religion ._--.- 159 
 
 Rev. 2. 8-1 1. The church of Smyrna. On confl:ancy 
 
 in religion - - - - - -179 
 
 Rev. 2. 12-17. Epiftle to the church at Pergamos. 
 
 On Antinomianifm - . - - 197 
 
 Rev. 3. 1-6. The church of Sardis. Nominal religion. 
 
 217 
 John, 14. 2, 3. The manfion prepared for the true 
 
 Chriftian ------ 234 
 
 Job, 42. 5, 6. The book of Job - - 251 
 
 Hof. 14. 1-3. The penitent returning to God 269 
 
 Heb. 12. 9, 10. Our earthly and our heavenly Father 
 
 contrafted - - - - - -289 
 
 Pfa. 119. III. The teftimonies of God the joy of the 
 
 heart 308 
 
 Heb. 12. 11-13. The Chriftian encouraged under 
 
 afflidlion by aconfideration of its final confequences 325 
 Gal. 4. 7. The Chriftian not a fervant, but a fon 344 
 Heb. 12. 14. The purfuit of peace the duty of a Chris- 
 tian ------- 364 
 
 Heb. 12. 22-24. The privileges of the true Chriftian 384 
 I Pet. 1.8, 9. The love of an unfeen Saviour 404 
 
 Rev. 3. 12. The conflid and the triumph of the true 
 
 Chrifldan 422 
 
 Vol. 2. Second edition. 1825- 
 Ecclef. 7. 16. On being righteous overmuch - I 
 
 1 Cor. I. 23. The doftrines of the crofs - 22 
 Zech. I. 5. The invifible world - - - 42 
 John, 21. 4-7. St. John's difcovery of his Lord 61 
 Mark, 10. 21, 22. The young ruler - - 79 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 3. The diftindtions between the good and 
 bad - - 96 
 
 Luke, 12. 7. Providence - - - 114 
 
 Matt. 16. 26. The lofs of the foul - - 132 
 
 Jer. I. 4, 5. The marks of genuine repentance 150 
 
 John, 15. 15. Chriftians the " friends" of Chrift 169 
 
 Rev. 5. 9, 10. The number of the redeemed 187 
 
 Luke, II. 21, 22. The great enemy fubdued - 204 
 
 Luke, 7. 39. The offers of mercy general - 222 
 
 Gen. 18- 19. The father of a family - - 240 
 
 Numb. 10.29. The journey of life - - 259 
 Jer. 18. 12. Hopeleffnefs of improvement expofed and 
 
 condemned ..-.-- 277 
 
 Rev. 1.7. The laft judgment - - - 293
 
 841 
 
 842 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, J. W., A.M. [contimied). 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. Negligence of religion - - 307 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. Chriftian memberfhip - - 324 
 
 Eph. 21. I. Spiritual death . . - 339 
 
 Pla. 27. 4, 5. The defire of the fervant of God 354 
 Zech. 9. 12. The prifoner of hope - - 369 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The facrament of the Lord's fupper a 
 memorial of Chrift ... - 386 
 
 Heb. 13. 20, 21. The God of peace - - 401 
 John, 14. 2. The world prepared for the Chriftian 420 
 Six fermons, preached in the Church of the 
 Holy Trinity, at Cheltenham, during the fea- 
 fonofEafter. 12°. Land. 1825 
 
 Phil. 2. 5-8. The mind that was in Chrift - i 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. Crucified with Chrift. Good Friday 21 
 Rev. I. 17, 18. The refurredlion of Chrift. Eafter 
 Sunday --.----41 
 Col. 3. I. Spiritual refurreftion - - 63 
 
 1 John, 3. 4. The queftion, " What is fin ?" anfwered 84 
 Matt. 21. 28. The two fons - - - loi 
 
 Other works : De Ranee, a poem. 8°. Effay on In- 
 troducing Chriftianity in India. 8°. Ledlures on the Book 
 of Jonah. 12°. &c. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, P., Surgeon R.N. 
 
 On the motions of the earth and heavenly bodies, 
 as explained by eledlro-magnetic attraftion 
 and repulfion, and on the conception, growth, 
 and decay of man ; and caufe and treatment 
 of his difeafes as referable to galvanic a6lion. 
 8°. Land. 1834 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, W., Efq., of Lainlhaw, in the 
 County of Ayr, Scotland. 
 
 Remarks upon David Levi's Differtations on the 
 Prophecies relating to the Meffiah. [Anon.] 
 8°. Land. 18 10 
 
 The apoftacy of the Church of Rome and the 
 identity of the papal power with the man of fin and fon 
 of perdition j of St. Paul's prophecy in the fecond epiftle 
 to the ThelTalonians, proved from the teftimony of 
 Scripture and hiftory. 8°. G/a/. 1818 
 
 Striftures on certain leading pofitions and inter- 
 pretations of the Rev. Edward Irving's ledrures on the 
 Apocalypfe, with obfervations on the true principles of 
 Apocalyptic arrangement and interpretation. And a 
 preface containing remarks, &c., on fulfilment of pro- 
 phecy. Pp. xvi. 63. 8°. G/«/. 1831 
 
 A differtation on the feals and trumpets of the 
 Apocalypfe and of the prophetical period of 
 1 260 years ; with a fupplement, in two parts. 
 
 1. On the fcientific chronology as a teft of Apocalyp- 
 tical interpretation. 
 
 2. Containing additional evidence of the fcientific cha- 
 radler of the great numbers of Daniel. 
 
 Alfo, an appended difcourfe on the fcientific meafures of 
 
 the mundane times ; and the reafons for the Greek 
 
 chronology. 
 
 Alfo, a table of the Greek and Hebrew chronologies 
 
 from creation to the end of the Jewifli war. Fourth 
 
 edition, corredled and enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 Chart of facred chronology. 8°. Lond. 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, WilUam, D.D. 
 
 Principal and Profeffor of Divinity and Church Hiftory 
 
 in New College, Edinburgh. 
 
 StridVures on the Rev. James Robertfon's (Minifter of 
 Ellon) obfervations on the Veto Aft. Part I. Legal 
 and Scriptural branches of the argument. Pp. 40. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1740 
 
 Speech delivered at an extraordinary meeting of the Pres- 
 bytery of Edinburgh, 6th Jany. 1841, in moving refo- 
 lutions againft the recent decifions of the Court of Ses- 
 
 CUNNINGHAM, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 fion, in the cafe of Marnoch. Pp. 6. Royal 8°. 
 
 Edin. 
 
 CUPER, Francis. 
 
 Arcana atheifmi revelata philofophice et para- 
 doxe refutata, examine tradatus theologico- 
 politici [B. Spinofas.] 4°. Roter. 1676 
 
 " He (Spinofa) found, among others an able opponent 
 
 in the Dutch writer F. Cuper." Haverninck. 
 
 CUPER, John. 
 
 One of the Bolandlft hiftorians. 
 Hiftoria chronologica patriarcharum Conftanti- 
 
 nopol. A6la Sanftorum, 34 
 
 Vindicias. Ibid. 52 
 
 CURATES' (The) appeal to the Britifli legiflature 
 
 on the peculiar hardfhips of their fituation. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1 819 
 
 CURBIO, Nicolaus de, Ord. Min. Epifcopus 
 
 Afifmatenfis. 
 Vita Innocentii IV. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3. 592 
 CURCELLiEUS, [COURCELLESJ Stephen. 
 
 A learned Arminian divine, born at Geneva, 1586. 
 
 After refiding fome time in France, he fettled at Amfter- 
 
 dam, where he fucceeded Epifcopius as Divinity profeffor. 
 
 Died 1658. He was an able critic, and a great linguift. 
 
 Opera theologica. Folio. Amjl. Elz. 1675 
 
 Oratio funebris in obitum Curcellaei. 
 Inftitutio religionis Chriftianae . - • i 
 
 Tradtatus de ecclefia Jefu Chrifti - - 651 
 
 De jure Dei in creaturas innocentes - - 735 
 
 Prasfatio in opera S. Epifcopii ... 779 
 
 guarternio differtationum, — 
 
 De vocibus Trinitatis - - - - 81 1 
 
 De peccato originis .... 892 
 
 De neceflitate cognitionis Chrifti - - 919 
 
 De hominis per fidem et per opera juftificatione 953 
 
 Diatriba de efu fanguinis inter Chriflianos - 943 
 
 Synopfis ethices ----- 982 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Synopfis ethices. Huic poftremae editioni an- 
 nexa eft Renati Des-Cartes Ethice. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Cantab. 1702 
 
 CURLL, Walter, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 12. 14. 4°. Lond. 1622 
 
 CUROPALATES. See Scylitzes. 
 
 CURREY, George, B.D., Preacher at the Char- 
 terhoufe. 
 
 The preparation for the gofpel, as exhibited in 
 the hiftory of the Ifraelites : the Hulfean 
 Leftures, preached 1851. 8°. Ca?nb. 1851 
 Ifa. 46. 13. The eledtion of the feed of Abraham i 
 Matt. 2. 15. The fojourn in Egypt, and the delivery 
 of the law ------ 29 
 
 Exod. 34. 6, 7. The conqueft of Canaan - 61 
 
 Pfa. 45. 4. The profperity of David and Solomon 91 
 Jer. 7. 4. The decline and fall of Ifrael's greatnefs 12 1 
 Hof. 1. II. The difperfion of Ifrael - 153 
 
 Hag. 2. 4. The reftoration and fubfequent condition 
 of the Jews - - - - - 184 
 
 Rom. II. II. OppofitionoftheJewstoChriflaanitj' 222 
 
 CURTEIS, Thomas, Reftor of Wrotham, Kent. 
 
 Two fermons, Ifa. 53.4. The benefits and obligations of 
 
 the divine love in the redemption of mankind. [Good 
 
 Friday and Eafter day.] 8°. 1,0^.1715 
 
 A differtation on the extreme folly and danger of infidelity. 
 Being occafioned by a late virulent book, falfely inti- 
 tuled, A difcourfe on the Grounds and Reafons of the
 
 843 
 
 844 
 
 CURTEIS, Thomas {ontinued). 
 
 Chriftian Religion. Second edition. Pp. 216. 8^. 
 
 Lond. 1726 
 
 Reflexions on natural and revealed religion ; defigned as a 
 prei'ervative againft the growing fcepticifm of the prelent 
 age ; and particularly againft the lubtil infinuations in a 
 late book intituled, Chriftianity as Old as the Creation. 
 Ff. Pp. xiv. 117. 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 CURTEIS, Thomas, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 23. 25. On the death of his 
 late Majcfty George III. 8°. Maidft.\%zo 
 
 CURTIS, Charles, Birmingham. 
 
 Curtius refcued from the gulph ; or, the retort courteous 
 to the Rev. Dr. Parr, in anfwer to his learned pam- 
 phlet, intitled, A Sequel, &c. Pp. 43. 8°. Lond. 1792 
 
 CURZON, The Hon. Robert, jun. 
 Vifits to monafteries in the Levant. With nu- 
 merous woodcuts. Large 1 2°. Lond. 1 849 
 
 A review in Quarterly Review, 84. 61. 
 
 CUSA, Nic. de. 
 
 A cardinal of extraordinary ability and learning. Born 
 140 1 ; died 1464. His works were published in 3 vol. 
 folio, Bafil. 1565. 
 De donatione Conftantini. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, i. 157 
 CUSPINIAN, John. 
 
 An eminent hiftorian. Born at Sweinfurt, in Franconia. 
 
 Died 1529. 
 
 De Turcorum origine, religione, ac immaniffima 
 eorum in Chriftianos tyrannide, deque viis per 
 quas Chriftiani principes Turcos profligare et 
 invadere facile pofTent. Sm. 8°. Antv. 1541 
 
 CUTHBERT, Saint. 
 
 A native of the north of England. Educated by the 
 Scotti/h monks at Icolmkill. Founded a monaftery at 
 Lindisfarn. Died 686. 
 
 Adla fanfti Cuthberti, Lindisfarnenfis epifcopi, 
 
 carmine heroico a Venerabili Beda confcripta. 
 
 Canifius, 2, P. i 
 
 CUTTS, Rev. Edward L., B.A. 
 
 A manual for the ftudy of the fepulchral flabs 
 
 and crolTes of the middle ages. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 CUVIER, Georges. 
 
 Born at Montbeliard 1769; died 1832. Diftingui/hed 
 not only as a fcientific charafter, but as a writer and a 
 ftatefman. He was unqueftionably the firft naturalift of 
 the prefent age ; and to profound knowledge, he added the 
 art of exprefling his ideas with great elegance and perfpi- 
 cuity. He was one of the firft members of the Inftitute, 
 and ProfefTor of Natural Hiftory to the college of France. 
 EfTay on the theory of the earth, with geological 
 illuftrations by ProfelTor Jamefon. Fifth edi- 
 tion. Tranflated from the laft French edition, 
 with numerous additions by the author and 
 tranflator. 8°. Edin. 1827 
 
 Animal kingdom ; arranged according to its 
 organization. Tranflated from the French, 
 and abridged for the ufe of fludents, by H. 
 M'Murtrie, M.D. With numerous illuftrations 
 on wood. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 CUYCK, Henry van. 
 
 Born at Culembourg. Studied at Utrecht and Louvain ; 
 and in the latter place was ProfefTor of Moral Philofophy 
 during forty years. Bifhop of Ruremonde I 596. Died 1609. 
 Ad Mauritium comitem Naflavium parsnetica 
 
 epiftola. Sm. 8°. Lov. 1601 
 
 CYDONIUS. See Demetrius. 
 CYPRIAN, Thascius Csecilius. 
 
 A principal father of the Chriftian Church. Born at 
 Carthage, in Africa, about 200. Embraced Chriftianity 
 246. Chofen Bifhop of Carthage 248. During the per- 
 fecution by Decius he fled, for which he was much blamed, 
 but he juftified himfelf on folid principles. Under Va- 
 lerian he was baniftied in 257, and the following year he 
 was feized and beheaded at Carthage. The beft editions 
 of his works are thofe of Bp. Fell, 1682 ; reprinted at 
 Amft. 1700; and the Benediftine, Par. 1727; reprinted, 
 Venet. 1728. 
 
 Opera, ad MSS. codices recognita et illuftrata 
 ftudio et laborc Stephani Baluzii Tutelenfis. 
 Abfolvit poft Baluzium, ac prsfationem et 
 vitam S. Cypriani adornavit unus ex Monachis 
 Cong, de S. Mauri. Editio prima Veneta, cui 
 acceffit index in notas et in vitam S. Patris. 
 Folio. Venet. 1728 
 
 Pra;fatio ------- i-xlviii 
 
 Vita S. Cypriani ------ i 
 
 Vita per Pentium ejus diaconum fcripta - ciii 
 
 Ordo, et index capitum in praefatione et vita - cxviii 
 Epiftolae ------- i 
 
 De habitu virginum - - - - - 353 
 
 De lapfis - - - - - - 371 
 
 De unitate Ecclefias .... - 395 
 
 De oratione Dominica - - - - 414 
 
 Liber ad Demetrianum - - - - - 431 
 
 De idolorum vanitate - . . - 449 
 
 De mortalitate - - - - - -461 
 
 De opere et eleemofynis - - - - 475 
 
 De bono patientias - • - - - 49 1 
 
 De zelo et livore ... - - 503 
 
 Epiftola ad Fortunatum, de exhortatione Martyrii 513 
 Teftimoniorum libri tres adverfus Judasos . 531 
 
 Concilium Carthaginenfe,Sententiae epifcoporum Ixxxvii. 
 
 de hasreticis baptizandis. 
 De fpedtaculis _.---. 609 
 De laude Martyrii ----- 615 
 
 Anonymi liber de rebaptifmate ... 629 
 
 Opujcula -vulgo adjcripta S. Cypriano. 
 De difciplina etbono pudicitiae, epiftola ignoti audtoris 5 
 Ad Novatianum haereticum, tradtatus ignoti audtoris vii 
 De aleatoribus, traftatus perperam Cypriano adfcriptus xv 
 De montibus Sina et Sion, tradtatus ignoti audloris, ad- 
 verfus Judasos .... - xxi 
 
 Oratio Cypriani Antiocheni, pro martyribus - xxvii 
 Oratio Cypriani Antiocheni, quam fub die paflionis fuae 
 dixit --.---. xxix 
 
 Arnoldi Abbatis Bonae-vallis opera. 
 
 Tradlatus de novifllmis verbis Domini in cruce xxxiii 
 
 De cardinalibus operibus Chrifti, ufque ad afcenfum 
 
 ejus ad Patrem .... - Ixiii 
 
 Carmen, Genefis - . . - . cxxxi 
 
 Carmen, Sodoma ..... cxxxv 
 
 Carmen ad fenatorem apoftatam - - cxxxix 
 
 Hymnus Vidtorini Pidtavienfis de cruce Domini cxlii 
 De fingularitate clericorum ... cxliii 
 
 Expofitio in fymbolum apoftolorum, Ruffino Torano 
 audlore ..-..-- clxxix 
 Ad Vigilium epifcopum de Judaica incrudelitate ccxv 
 Tradtatus adverfus Judaos ... ccxxiii 
 
 De revelatione capitis B. Joannis Baptifta - ccxxix 
 
 De duplici martyrio ad Fortunatum - - ccxxv 
 
 De duodecim abufionibus faeculi tradlatus, perperam Cy- 
 priano et Auguftino adfcriptus ... cclvii 
 Ccena, Cypriano falfo infcripta ... cclxviii 
 Confeflio S. Cypriani, Gr. et Lat. ... cclxxvi 
 
 Indices ...... cccxii 
 
 Opera, jam denuo quam accuratiffime recognita ; 
 collatione fafta editionum Pauli Manutii et G.
 
 845 
 
 846 
 
 CYPRIAN, Thafcius Caecilius [continued). 
 
 Morelii, &c., cum adnotationibus J. Pamelii, 
 &c. Folio. P^r. 1603 
 
 Opera, recognitaet illuftrata per Joannem [Fellj, 
 Oxonienfem epifcopum. Accedunt Annales 
 Cyprianici, five tredecim annorum, quibus S. 
 Cyprianus inter Chriftianos verfatus eft, brevis 
 hiftoria chronologice delineata, per Joannem 
 [Pearfon] Ceftrienfem. Folio. Oxonii, 1682 
 
 Opera. See Patrum Latinorum Opera. 
 
 Opera genuina, ad optimorum librorum fidem 
 exprefla brevique adnotatione inftrudla, curante 
 D. I. H. Goldhorn, Pars i. Epiftolas. Pars 
 2. Tradlatus. 8°. Z,/// 1838-39 
 
 De idolorum vanitate ; De mortalitate, feu pefte ; 
 De opere et eleemofynis ; De zelo et livore. 
 Routh, Script. Eccl. Opufcula i. 265 
 
 Carmen ad Felicem de refurreftione mortuorum. 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio, 9. i 
 
 Genefis et Sodoma. 
 
 Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1537 
 
 Genefis, Sodoma, Lignum vitas, Epigrammata. 
 Fabricii, G. Poetas Chrift. 295 
 
 Genuine works, done into Englifli, with notes 
 and a differtation upon the cafe of heretical 
 and fchifmatical baptifms, at the clofe of the 
 famous Council of Carthage, a.d. 256, whofe 
 adts are alfo herewith publifhed, by Nath. 
 Marfhall, LL.B. Folio. Lond. 1717 
 
 Preface -..---» iii 
 
 Lite, by Pontius . . . - - xxix 
 
 Ot" the grace of God . . . - - i 
 
 Of the vanity of idols ... - 11 
 
 Teftimonies agiinft the Jews - . - iS 
 
 Of the habit of the virgins ... 82 
 
 Of the unity of the Church " - " 95 
 
 Of the cafe of the lapfed . - . . 113 
 
 Of the Lord's prayer - . . - - J 37 
 
 Of the plague 155 
 
 An exhortation to martyrdom ... 167 
 
 The traft to Demetrian - . - - 185 
 
 Of alms and good works . - . - 199 
 
 The advantages of patience - - - 214. 
 
 Of emulation and envy .... 227 
 
 The Council of Carthage .... 236 
 
 Differtation upon it by the tranflator - - 256 
 
 Epiftles 1-276 
 
 Indexes .-..___ Ff. 12 
 
 Epiftles [8l], with the Council of Carthage on 
 the baptifm of heretics. To which are added 
 the extant works of S. Pacian, bifhop of Bar- 
 celona. [3 epiftles : i. On the Catholic name ; 
 2. On Novatian's letter ; 3. Againft the trea- 
 tife of the Novatians. Exhortation to patience 
 and on baptifm.] Library of Fathers, vol. 17. 
 8°. Oxf. 1844 
 
 Treatifes, tranflated, with notes and indices. 
 Lib. of Fathers, vol. 3. Part 2. 8°. Oxf. 1840 
 
 On the grace of God ... - - i 
 
 On the vanity of idols .... jj 
 
 Scripture teftimonies againft the Jews - - 21 
 
 On the drefs of virgins - - - - Il6 
 
 On the unity of the Church - - - - 131 
 
 On the lapfed - 153 
 
 On the Lord's Prayer - - - - - 177 
 
 199 
 216 
 
 CYPRIAN, Thafcius Caecilius {continued). 
 An addrefs to Demetrianus . . - 
 
 On the mortality .... 
 
 On works and alms - . - . . 23 1 
 
 The benefit of patience .... 250 
 
 On jealoufy and envy - . . . 266 
 
 Exhortation to martyrdom . _ . . 278 
 
 A difcourfe, of the unity of the Church, moft 
 ufefuU for allaying the prefent heats, and re- 
 conciling the differences among us. 4° 
 
 Oxf. 1 68 1 
 
 On the unity of the Church, tranflated. 
 
 Trails for the Times, 2 
 
 Manners of the Pagan world. 
 
 Confolatory difcourfe. 
 
 On patience, tranflated. See Collier, Jeremy. 
 
 The life and times of Saint Cyprian, by Geo. 
 Ayliffe Poole, M.A. 8°. Oxf \%^o 
 
 CYRILLUS Hierosolymitanus [Saint Cyril, 
 Bifhop of Jerufalem.] 
 An eminent father of the Chriftian Church. Born 315. 
 
 Educated for the Church. Ordained a Prelhyter 345. 
 
 Elefted Biihop of Jerufalem 350. Died 386. The beft 
 
 edition of his works is the Benedidtine, edited by Touttee, 
 
 folio, 1720, and reprinted Venet. 1763. 
 
 Opera quae exftant omnia, et ejus nomine cir- 
 cumferuntur, Gr. et Lat. ad MSS. codices, 
 necnon ad fuperiores editiones caftigata, dis- 
 fertationibus et notis illuftrata, cum nova in- 
 terpretatione et copiofis indicibus, cura et 
 ftudio Antonii-Auguftini Touttee, Prefbyteri 
 et Monachi Bened. Folio. Venet. 1763 
 
 Prjefatio, &c. .-..-- i-xiv 
 
 DifTertationes Cyrillianas. 
 
 1. De vita et rebus geftis S. CyriJli - - i 
 
 2. De Icripiis S. Cyrilli, ac potiffimum de catechefibus 
 
 xciii 
 
 3. De variis Cyrillianae dodlrinas capitibus - cxxxvi 
 Veterum teftimonia de S. Cyrillo Hier. - ccli 
 Catechefes. 
 
 Procatechefis ------ i 
 
 1. Introdudlio _ . - - . 16 
 
 2. De pcenitentia et remifllone peccatorum - 20 
 
 3. De baptifmo ----- 38 
 
 4. De decern dogmatibus - - - - 51 
 
 5. De fide et fymbolo - . - . 71 
 
 6. De uno Deo ----- 85 
 
 7. De Patre liz 
 
 8. De omnipotentia Dei ... - 120 
 
 9. De Deo omnium conditore - - 125 
 
 10. De uno Domino Jefu Chrifto - - - 135 
 
 11. De Filio Dei unigenito _ - - 148 
 
 12. De Chrifto incarnato . - - . 162 
 
 13. De Chrifto crucifixo - - - - 182 
 
 14. De Chrifti refurredlione . . _ 203 
 
 15. De fecundo adventu - - - . 221 
 
 16. 17. De Spiritu Sandlo - - - - 242 
 
 18. De carnis refurreftione . - . ag^ 
 
 Cateclicfes M^flagogicte v. 
 
 19. De caeremoniis baptifmo pra£viis - - 303 
 
 20. De baptifmi casremoniis - - - 310 
 
 21. De facro chrifmate - - - - 314 
 
 22. De corpore et fanguine Domini - - 318 
 
 23. De facra liturgia et communione - - 323 
 Homilia in paralyticum ad pifcinam. Johan. 5. i. &c. 
 
 336 
 
 Epiftola ad Conftantium Imp. de vifo Hierofolymis lucidae 
 
 crucis figno ------ 345 
 
 Fragmenta - - - - - - "357
 
 847 
 
 848 
 
 CYRILLUS Hierofolymitanus [continued). 
 Opera fuppofita. 
 
 Homilia de occurfu Domini - - - 359 
 
 Chronologia [Fragm.] - - - - 368 
 
 Spuria. 
 
 S, Cyrilli Hier. et Julii papae litteras - 369 
 
 S. Auguftini ad S. Cyrillum Hier. eplftola 372 
 
 S. Cyrilli Hier. epiftola ad S. Auguftinura . 375 
 Variantes leftiones - - - - - 387 
 
 Epiftolae dedicatoria?, praefationes, &c. eorum qui S. Cy- 
 rilli Hierof. edidere ----- 392 
 Seleftae T. Milles notas - - - - 401 
 
 Defcriptio et hiftoria Bafilicae S. Refurreftionis - 412 
 Indices - • ----- 420 
 
 Opera, et Synefii Cyrenenfis epifcoporum opera, 
 Gr. et Lat. ftudio J. Prevotii. Fol. Par. 1640 
 Catechefes, epiftola ad Conftantium, et oratio de 
 occurfu Domini, Lat. Bibl. Max. Pat. 4. 477 
 In Chrifti occurfum. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, i. 621 
 Les catechefes de S. Cyrille, traduite par J. 
 Grancolas. 4°. 
 
 With a preface on the writings of S. Cyril, his life, and 
 
 *' Differtations fur les principaux dogmes de notre croyance." 
 
 Catechetical leftures. Tranflated, with notes and 
 
 indices. Library of the Fathers, vol. 2. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1839 
 
 Thefe leiftures were addreffed to candidates for baptifm 
 during Lent, in the bafilica of the Holy Crofs at Jerufalem. 
 Preface, &:c. ..---- ix-xxxvii 
 Introduftory lefture ----- i 
 Ifa. I. 16-19. ^^ '^^ purpofe of mind neceffary for 
 baptifm ..---- 10 
 Ezek. 18. 20-23. ^" ^^^ power of repentance for the 
 remiflion of fin - - - - • 14 
 Rom. 6. 3, 4. On holy baptifm - - 25 
 Col. 2. 8, The ten points of faith - - - 34 
 Heb. II. 1,2. Faith ... - 52 
 Ifa. 45. 16, 17. The unity of God - - 60 
 Eph. 3. 14, 15. On God the Father - - 79 
 Jer. 32. 18, 19. The fovereignty of God - 86 
 Job, 38. 2, 3. God, the creator of all things 90 
 I Cor. 8. 5, 6. The one Lord, Jefus Chrift - 98 
 Heb. I. 1, 2. The Son of God, as only-begotten, be- 
 fore all ages, and the creator of all things - no 
 Ifa. 7. 10-14. The incarnation of the Son of God 123 
 Ifa. 53. I. 7. The crucifixion and burial of Chrift 142 
 I Cor. 15. 1-4. The refurreftion, afcenfion, and exalt- 
 ation of Chrift 165 
 
 Dan. 7. 9-14. The fecond advent, the laft judgment, 
 and the perpetuity of Chrift's kingdom - 183 
 
 I Cor. 12. 1,4. The one Holy Ghoft, the Comforter, 
 which fpake in the prophets . . - 203 
 I Cor. 12. 8. The Holy Ghoft - - - 220 
 
 Ezek. 37. I. The refurreftion of the flefti, the catholic 
 church, and the life everlafting - - - 240 
 
 LeEiurei addreffed to the baptized in Eajier -week in the 
 church of the Holy Sepulchre. 
 On the myfteries. 
 
 I Pet. 5. 8-14. The rites before baptifm - 258 
 
 Rom. 6. 3—14. The rites of baptifm - - 263 
 I John, 2. 20—28. The holy chrifm - - 267 
 
 1 Cor. II. 23. The body and blood of Chrift - 270 
 I Pet. 2. I. The communion fervice - - 273 
 
 CYRILLUS Alexandrinus [Saint Cyril, Biihop 
 
 of Alexandria.] 
 
 An eminent father of the Chriftian Church of the fifth 
 century. He was nephew of Theophilus, bifhop of Alex- 
 andria, whom he fucceeded in that bifhopric, 412. He 
 commenced his epifcopate by banifhing the Novatians and 
 Jews from the city, which occafioned fierce contentions 
 
 CYRILLUS Alexandrinus [continued). 
 between him and Oreftes, the governor. At one time he 
 was depofed and imprifoned, but he was reftored. Died 
 444. He was a man of learning and induftry ; but ambi- 
 tious, overbearing, and intolerant. The following is the only 
 complete edition of his whole works in Greek and Latin. 
 Opera, Gr. et Lat. cura et ftudio Joannis Au- 
 berti. 6 vol. in 7. Folio. Lut. 1638 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Ledlori, catalogus operum, &c. - - - Ff. 12 
 
 De adoratione ct cultu in fpiritu et veritate - i— 631 
 Glaphyra, five fcita et elegantia commentaria in libros 
 Mofis : 
 
 ^uod per omnia Moyfis fcripta myfterium Chrifti fig- 
 nificetur ------ i 
 
 De Adam ------ 3 
 
 De Cain et Abel. Gen. 4 - - - - 13 
 
 De Noe et area. Gen. 6 et 8 - - 26 
 
 De nudatione Noe et de Cham. Gen. 9 - 41 
 
 De Turri 44 
 
 De Abraham et Melchifedech. Gen. 14 - 46 
 De Abraham et de promiffione per Ifaac. Gen. 15, 
 16, 17, et 21 - - - - - 65 
 
 De Abraham Ifaac immolare parante. Gen. 22 82 
 De Ifaac et Rebecca, uxore illi quasfita. Gen. 24 89 
 Efau et Jacob. Gen. 25 - • - - 93 
 
 Jacob patriarcha .... - 108 
 
 Jofeph - 178, 201 
 
 Juda et Thamar. Gen. 38 - - - 193 
 
 Benediftiones xii. patriarcharum - - - 211 
 
 Moyfes 244 
 
 De hoftia agni. Exod. 12 - - - - 264 
 
 De confecratione primogenitarum. Exod. 13 276 
 
 De merrha et ligno quod oftenfum eft beato Moyfi. 
 
 Exod. 15 - - - - - - 281 
 
 De manna et coturnice. Exod. :6 - - 285 
 
 De tribus a Moyfe patratis admirandis. Exod. 3, 4 296 
 De petra percufTa. Exod. 17, et Numb. 20 308 
 
 De Dei in montem Sina defcenfu. Exod. 19 315 
 
 Deafcenfu Moyfis et Aaron in montem. Exod. 24 325 
 De vitulo quern conflavit Ifrael. Exod. 32 333 
 
 De velamine in facie Moyfis. Exod. 34 - 339 
 
 Quod Chrifti pafiio fit falutaris. Lev. 2 - 343 
 
 Quod nos myfticae benedidlionis fad:i participes. Lev. 
 6 et 17 - - - - - - 349 
 
 De mundatione lepras. Lev. 14, and Numb. 5 352 
 
 Dejudaeorum fynagoga, ut contumacia fit lapfa 358 
 
 De eo quod Aaron non femper ingrediatur fan£ta 
 
 fan<florum. Lev. 16 - - - - 369 
 
 De Chrifto et Judaeorum fynagoga. Numb. 12, &c. 
 
 De iis qui explorarunt terram promifllonis. Numb. 14, 
 
 &c. 386 
 
 Chriftum nobis fadlumefle panemvitx. Numb. 15 394 
 De vacca rufa extra caftra combufta. Numb. 19 400 
 De ferpente aeneo. Numb. 21, et Joan. 3 - 407 
 De vitula cujus nervi concifi funt in valle. Deut. 21 
 
 4" 
 
 De muliere capta,rafa etunguibus praecifa. Deut. 21. 
 JO - - - - - - - 415 
 
 De eo qui contra hoftes militat. Deut. 23 - 421 
 De xii lapidibus albario illitis trans Jordanem. Deut. 
 
 27 4^5 
 
 De eleftione Jofue. Deut. 31 - - 428-433 
 
 Indices ...... 933-963 
 
 Notae, &c. - Ff. 23 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Commentarii in Efaiam . - - - 1-920 
 
 Indices - - - - - - - Ff. 14 
 
 Varias le<fliones - - - - - - Ff. 3 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Commentarii in xii prophetas minores - - 1-870 
 Variae leftiones - - - - - -F. I 
 
 Index Ff. 8
 
 849 
 
 CYRILLUS Alexandrinus {continued). 
 Vol. 4. 
 Commentarii in Joannis evangelium - 1-1123 
 
 Indices Ff. 19 
 
 Variae le(fliones - - - - - Ff. 8 
 
 Vol. 5. Pars I. 
 Thefaurus de fanfta et confubftantiali Trinitate i 
 
 De S. Trinitate, De incarnatione Unigeniti, et quod 
 Chriftus fit unus ac Dominus, fccundum Scripturas. 
 Dialog! ix. ad Hermiam - - - 383 
 
 Scholia de incarnatione Unigeniti - - 779-804 
 
 Indices et nots - - - - - -Ft. 13 
 
 Vol. 5. Pars 2. 
 Argumenta et prolegomena ... Ff. 3 
 
 Homilix de feftis pafchalibus xxx. - - i 
 
 Homiliae diverfae. 
 
 Ephefi habita - . . - . 350 
 
 In die S. Joannis Evang. - - - - 35^ 
 
 De incarnatione - - - - - 354 
 
 In Neftoriam, hh. II. - - - - 355 
 
 In Joannem epifc. Antioch. fchifmaticum 361 
 
 Ephefi habita, &c. - - . . 364 
 
 In transfigurationem Domini . - . 366 
 
 In myfticam ccenam .... jyo 
 
 Encomium in S. Mariam - . - - 379 
 
 In occurfum Jefu Chrifti - - - 385 
 
 In S. Feftum Palmarum - - - - 391 
 
 De exitu animi et de fecundo adventu - 404 
 
 De eo quod Verbum Dei fadlum fit homo - 416 
 
 Epiftolae - 1-2 13 
 
 De redla in Dominum noftrum J. C. fide - 1-180 
 
 Indices, &c. ------ Ff. 7 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Adverfus Neftorii blafphemias contradidtionum, lib. v. i 
 Explanatio xii. capitum ----- 145 
 
 Apologeticus pro xii. capitibus adverfus Orientales Epi- 
 fcopos ------- 157 
 
 Contra Theodoretum pro xii. capitibus - - 200 
 
 Apologeticus ad imperatorem Theodofium 241-252 
 
 Contra Julianum Apoftatam - . . i 
 
 Contra Anthropomorphitas . . - 363-398 
 
 De SS. Trinitate liber E. Cyrilli adfcriptus - 1-35 
 
 Dicfta V. T. etS. Scripturae interpretata anagogice 1-69 
 Indices (in torn. 6) - - - - - Ff. 15 
 
 Notae et variae lediones - - - - Ff. 15 
 
 EpiftolcC duae. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, i4Appen. 
 Epiftolze ad Neftorium, &c. Marius Mercator 
 Epiltolje canonicae. Beveregil Pandeftas, 2, pars i 
 Epiftolse fynodica, adverfus Neftorium. 
 
 Routh, Script. Eccl. Opufcula, 2. 15 
 
 850 
 
 CYRILLUS Alexandrinus {continued). 
 
 In transfigurationem fermo, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Mcurfii Opera, 8. 6jj 
 
 Pro Chriftianorum religione adverfus librosjuliani, 
 libri decern. Juliani Opera, 2 
 
 Capitula xxviii de Trinitate. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 8, P. 2. 27 
 
 De incarnatione Domini, capitula xxxv. Ibid. 59 
 
 Homilia de incarnatione Domini. Ibid. 104 
 
 Amplus traftatus adverfus cos qui fancliiTimam 
 Virginem nolebant confiteri Deiparam. 
 
 Ibid. 108 
 
 Brevis dialogus cum Neftorio de SS. Virgine 
 Deipara Ibid. 132 
 
 Brevis expofitio fidei per dialogum. Ibid. 1 3 5 
 
 Epiftolae quatuor : I. Ad Rufum epifcopum 
 ThelTalonicenfem ; II. Ad eundem ; III. Ad 
 Amphilochium epifcopum Sidenfem ; IV. Ad 
 Maximum DiaconumAntiochenum. Ibid. 138 
 
 Fragmenta deperditorum commentariorum in 
 Matthsi evangelium. Ibid. 142 
 
 Fragmenta deperditorum commentariorum in 
 Pauli epiftolam ad Hebrjeos. Ibid. 147 
 
 Brevis homilia contra Neftorium. Ibid. 149 
 
 Additamentum commentarii in S. Lucam. 
 
 Ibid. 9. 741 
 
 CYRIL-LUCAR, Patriarch of Conftantinople. 
 
 Born in the lile of Candia 1572. Studied at Venice 
 and Padua. Elevated to the patriarchate of Alexandria, 
 and in 1621 elected to that of Conftantinople. He was 
 favourable to the Proteftant religion, and was depofed and 
 confined in the ifland of Rhodes. Afterwards he was re- 
 ftored ; but in 1638 he was put to death by order 0/ the 
 Grand Seignior. Some intcrefting and able articles on 
 Cyril Lucar will be found in the Britiih Magazine for Sept. 
 1842, Dec. 1843, and Jan. and June 1844. 
 
 Confeffion de Foi. Aymon, Monumens 
 
 CYRNiEUS, Peter. 
 
 A prieft of Aleria in Corfica in the fifteenth century. 
 De bello Ferrarienfi, 1482-84. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 21. 1 189 
 De rebus Corficis. Ibid. 24. 409 
 
 CYZICENUS. See Demetrius. 
 
 'ACHERY, John Lucas. 
 
 Born at S. Quentin, in Picardy, 1609. 
 Died 1685. After having made profeflion 
 as a Benediftine in two different eftablifh- 
 ments, he at laft fettled in the Abbey of 
 S. Germain des Pres, where he devoted 
 hjmlelf to literary purfuits, and rendered very valuable 
 fervices as a librarian. He publifhed a variety of works, chiefly 
 on mediaeval divinity and ecclefiaftical hiftory. The firft 
 edition of the Spicilegium (1655-1677) forms thirteen 4°. 
 volumes. Although fometimes preferred, on account of 
 fome prefaces omitted, and alterations made in the folio 
 edition, yet the latter is better arranged, and contains addi- 
 tions. The Vetera Analedta of Mabillon forms a neceffary 
 addition to the work. See Mabillon. 
 
 Spicilegium, five colledlio veterum aliquot fcrip- 
 
 torum qui in Gallias bibliothecis delituerant : 
 dim editum opera ac ftudio D. Luc:e d'Achery, 
 preftjyteri ac monachi ordinis Sandli Benedifti, 
 congregationis S. Mauri. Nova editio priori 
 accuratior, et infinitis prope mendis ad fidem 
 MSS. codicum, quorum varias leftiones V. C. 
 Stephanus Baluze, ac R. P. D. Edmundus 
 Martene collegerunt, expurgata, per Ludovi- 
 cum-Francifcum-Jofeph De la Barre, Torna- 
 cenfem. 3 vol. Folio. Par. 1723 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Zachaei Chriftiani et ApoUonii philofophi confultationum 
 libri tres ------- i 
 
 Sermo in natali Domini . - . . 41 
 
 31
 
 8<i 
 
 852 
 
 D'ACHERY, John Lucas {comlnueJ). 
 
 Traftatus Haimonis, dc corpore et fanguine Domini ; aut 
 potius fragmentum commcntarii in epiftolam i. ad 
 Corinthios ------ 42 
 
 Pafchafii Ratberti abbatis Corbeienfis, opufculum dc 
 partu Virginis - - . . . ^^ 
 
 Ratramni monachi Corbeienfis, liber de eo quod Chriftus 
 ex Virgine nacus eft - - - - 52 
 
 Ejufdem libri iv. contra oppofita Graecorum, ecclcfiim 
 Romanam infamantium - - - . 63 
 
 ^neae Pariiienfis epifcopi liber adverfus Graecos 113 
 
 Incerti opufculum dc corpore et fanguine Domini 149 
 
 Adrevaldi opufculum de corpore et fanguine Domini, 
 contra Joannem Scotum - - . iro 
 
 Arnulfi Archidiaconi Sagienfis, pofliea Lexovienfis epi- 
 fcopi, tradatus in Girardum epifcopum Engolifmen- 
 lem - - - - - - - 1 52 
 
 Anfelmi Havelbergenfis epifcopi libri tres : I. de variis 
 Chriftianae religionis formis ; alii duo difputationum 
 adverfus Grscos - - - - . 161 
 
 Bonacurfi vita haereticorum, hoc eft defcriptio hasrefium 
 quas Cathari profitebantur, et earum confutatio 208 
 
 Fragmentum fermonis S. Fauftini epifcopi - 21? 
 
 S. Petri Chryfologi fermones v. in orationem Dominicam, 
 ad catechumenos - - - - . 215 
 
 Nicetii epifcopi traftatus de vigiliis fervorum Dei 221 
 
 Ejufdem tradlatus de pfalmodiae bono - - 223 
 
 S. Ifidori Hifpalenfis epifcopi ad Braulium epifcopum liber 
 de ordine creaturarum - - . 221; 
 
 Smaragdi abbatis, ordinis S. Benedifti, via regia 238 
 
 Theodulfi epifcopi Aurelianenfis fragmenta fermonum 
 aliquot - - - - - - 254 
 
 Jonas epifcopi Aurelianenfis libri tres de inftitutione laicali 
 
 258 
 
 Ejufdem opufculum de inftitutione regia - 324 
 
 Sermones v. feledli Abbonis monachi S. Germani a Pratis 
 
 Rntherii ex monacho Lobienfi ordinis S. Benedidli, epi- 
 fcopi Veronenfis opera, fcil. — 
 Volumen perpendiculorum, ad Hubertum epifcopum 
 
 Parmenfem; De contemptu canonum 
 Conclufio deliberativa Leodii adta 
 Qualitatis conjedlura ... 
 
 Difcordia inter eum et clericos 
 Apologeticus liber - - _ . 
 
 De clericis fibi rebellibus 
 
 345 
 3S6 
 
 363 
 366 
 368 
 
 De Abbatioln,inqua monachisclericos fubrogaverat 369 
 
 370 
 371 
 376 
 379 
 
 384- 
 
 4C2 
 
 414 
 431 
 
 De nuptu cujufdam illicito 
 
 Epiftolas vi. - , - 
 
 Synodica ad prefbyteros fuae dioecefeos - 
 
 Ejus itinerarium Romam euntis 
 
 Sermo i. de Qnadragefima - - - 
 
 Contra reprehenfores ejus fermonis - 
 
 Sermones vii, - 
 Attonis II. epifcopi Vercellenfis, opera, fcil. — 
 
 Capitulare --.... 
 
 Libellus de preffuris ecclefiafticis 
 
 Epiftolae xi. - 
 Scrmo five fcntentias Lanfranci e monacho Beccenfi 
 
 archiepifcopi Cantuarienfis - - - _ 4^2 
 
 S. Anfelmi archiepifcopi Cantuarienfis, traftatus afceti- 
 
 CUS - - - - - . . 443 
 
 Ifaaci abbatis Stella, de canone miflae epiftola ad Joannem 
 epifcopum Pidlavenfem - - - . 449 
 
 Petri Cellenfis, abbatis S. Remigii Remenfis, tradlatus 
 de difciplina clauftrali - - - . 41:2 
 
 Nicolai de Clamengiis liber de ftudio theologico, ad 
 Joannem de Pedemontio baccalaureum - 473 
 
 Synodi Carthaginenfis fub Bonifacio epifcopo habitae an. 
 Dxxv. SeiTio fecunda - - - - 481 
 
 Excerptum ex concilio Carthaginenfi fub reparato epi- 
 fcopo habito an. dxxxv. - - - - 4S5 
 
 Capitula Theodori archiepifc. Cantuarienf. - 4S6 
 
 Capitula feledla ex antiqua canonum colleiftione fad>a in 
 Hibcrnia faeculo circiter viii. ^- . . 402 
 
 D'ACHERY, John Lucas {continued). 
 
 Adnotatio de fynodis - . . . 507 
 
 Statuta quasdam S. Bonifacii archiepifcopi Moguntini et 
 martyris --.--.- 507 
 
 Colleflio antiqua canonum pcnitentialium - 510 
 
 Chrodegangi epifcopi Metenfis, regula canonicorum 565 
 
 Ahytonis epifcopi Bafileenfis capitulare - 584 
 
 Statuta antiqua abbatiae S. Petri Corbeienfis ab Adalardo 
 abbate fcripta - - - - - -5S6 
 
 Privilegium in concilio Senonenfi, prefidente Aldrico Se- 
 nonenfi archiepifcopo conceffum, de abbatia S. Remigii 
 Senonenfis ad Vareliias transferenda - 593 
 
 Ludovici Pii imperatoris diploma, quo fuperius privile- 
 gium confirmat ----- 594 
 
 Idem confirmat Wenilo archiepifcopus in concilio Se- 
 nonenfi ---_-. 5()5 
 
 Refponfa Nicolai Papae I. ad confulta Arduici archiepi- 
 fcopi Vefuntionenfis ----- 596 
 
 Flori colledlio legum et canonum - - 597 
 
 Concilium Sueffionenfe, in quo confirmatum eft privi- 
 legium monafterio S. Dionyfii conceffum a B. Lan- 
 derico epifcopo Parifienfi - _ - - 599 
 
 Conventus Piftenfis, in quo bona abbatiae S. Germani 
 Autifiodorenfis confirmantur - - . 600 
 
 Synodus Viennenfis, in quo, praefide Alexandre archiepi- 
 fcopo, lis inter duos abbates fopita eft - - 601 
 
 Concilium Romanum, praefidente Gregorio Papa V. 603 
 
 Gefta fynodi Aurelianenfis anno circ. mxvii. celebrata; 604 
 
 Synodus Atrebatenfis a Gerardo Cameracenfi et Atre- 
 batenfi epifcopo celebrata - - - - 607 
 
 Concilium Aufcenfe, praefidente Hugone cardinali anno 
 MLXviii. -.-..- 625 
 
 Concilium apud Exoldunum an. mlxxxi. praefide Hugone 
 Dienfi, A. S. Legato ----- 625 
 
 Concilium Compendienfe anni mlxxxv. in quo ecclefiam 
 SS. Acei et Acheoli canonicis confert Rorico epifcopus 
 Ambianenfis ----- 626 
 
 In eodem privilegia ecclefiae SS. Cornelii et Cypriani 
 confirmantur a Philippo I. Francorum rege - 627 
 
 Concilium Parifienfe anni mxcii. in quo bona ejufdem 
 ecclefiae confirmantur - _ - - 627 
 
 Decreta Urbani Papas II. in concilio Nemaufenfi anni 
 
 MXCVI. ------- 628 
 
 In eodem concilio terram S. .^gidii in Valle Flaviana 
 Odiloni abbati donat Raimundus comes Tolofanus 609 
 
 Earn donationem confirmat Urbanus Papa II. 630 
 
 Concilium Turonenfe an. mxcvi. in quo Urbanus Papa II. 
 decernit abbatem Cormeriacenfem baculum paftoralem 
 fumere debere ex fepulchro B. Martini - 630 
 
 Concilium Trecenfe anni mciv. in quo approbatur donatio 
 ab Hugone Trecenfi fadta ecclefiae Molifmenfi 631 
 
 Idem concilium eamdem donationem iterum approbat 
 
 . ^3* 
 Concilium Lofdunenfe anno mcix. celebratum a Girardo 
 
 epiicopo Engolifmenfi - - - - 632 
 
 Ex geftis Belvacenfis concilii anni mcxiv. - 633 
 
 Concilium Tolofanum, praefidente Calixto Papa II. anno 
 
 Mcxix ---..- 635 
 
 Addenda concilio Lateranenfi anni mclxxix. - 636 
 AntiquioresconfuetudinesCluniacenfismonafteriicolleftas 
 
 a S. Udahico monacho Benediftino - 641 
 
 Concilium Avenionenle anni Mcci.x. - - 703 
 
 Forma juramenti confulum Montifpeffulani 706 
 
 Decretum contra canonicos qui epifcopis locum in fuis 
 
 capitulis dare nolunt - - _ - 707 
 
 Narratiuncula de concilio Lateranenfi IV. - 707 
 
 Ejus concilii fententia de terra Albigenfi - 707 
 
 Statuta abbatum ordinis S. Benedidli in provincia Nar- 
 
 bonenfi, ad reftaurandam difciplinam regularem 707 
 Concilium Tolofanum anni mccxxviii - - 710 
 
 Statuta Nofocomii Ambianenfis - - - 713 
 
 Ea confirmat Innocentius Papa III. - - 715 
 
 Regula fratrum et fororum Nofocomii Belvacenfis 715 
 Joannes Papa XXII. ejus Nofocomii ftatutum quoddam 
 
 confirmat - - - - - - 716
 
 853 
 
 854 
 
 D'ACHERY, John Lucas {continued). 
 
 Joannis epifcopi Belvacenfis literje de juriididlione epi- 
 
 fcopali in idem Nofocomium - - - 717 
 
 Statuta, feu coniuetudines ecclefiae Lugdunenfis 718 
 
 Concilium Albienie anni mccliv. prjefidente Zoeno epi- 
 
 ieopo Avenionenfi, A. S. Legato - - 719 
 
 Statuta iynodi Montilpeffulani anni mcclviii. prffiiide 
 
 Jacobo archiepilcopo Narbonenfi - - 724 
 
 Statuta fynodalia Nicolai Gelant, et Guillelmi Majoris, 
 
 epifcoporum Andegavenfium - . - 726 
 
 Ordinatio fadta anno mcclxvii. per praelatos, pro clericis 
 
 conjugatis et non conjugatis - - - 7^7 
 
 Concilium Senoncnfe, praefide Guillelmo archiepifcopo, 
 
 celebratum Parifiis anno mcccl. - - 748 
 
 Concilium Senonenfe anni mcclxxxv. praefide Triftando 
 
 de Salazar archiepifcopo - . - - 751 
 
 Vetera adla ad concilium Pifanum pertinentia, fcilicet, 
 
 Cardinalium qui Urbanum VI. Papam Romae ele- 
 gerant, epiftola ad cardinales qui Avenione remanfe- 
 rant -._-__ 76^ 
 
 Cardinalium qui ab Urbano Papa VL defciverant, epi- 
 ftola ad reges ac principes . - . y64 
 Eorumdem epiftola ad academiam Parifienfem 765 
 Simonis de BrolTano, S. R. E. cardinalis vulgo Mediola- 
 nenfis, declaratio in caufa fchifmatis, dum in extremis 
 ageret .-_--. yg^ 
 Bonifacii Papas IX. literae ad univerfos fideles - 766 
 Ejufdem bulla ad Carolum regem Francorum 768 
 Alia ejufdem bulla ad eundem - - - 769 
 Narratio de legatione ad Avenionem miiTa ab rege Fran- 
 corum, poft mortem Clementis Papas VII. - 770 
 Caroli regis Francorum epiftolae duas ad collegium cardi- 
 nalium, qui Avenione morabantur - - 770 
 Narratio de electione Petri de Luna, qui fe Benedidlum 
 nuncupavit - - - - . -771 
 
 Academiae Parifienfis epiftola ad BenedicSum papam 772 
 
 Narratio eorum qua adla funt in congregatione prasla- 
 
 torum Parifiis _____ yy^ 
 
 Academiae Parifienfis epiftola ad Carolum regem 776 
 Studii Colonienfis epiftola ad academiam Parifienfem 782 
 Academies Parifienfis relponfio _ _ _ yg^ 
 
 Ejufdem epiftola ad Clementem Papam VII. y84 
 
 Ejufdem epiftola ad cardinales - - - y85 
 
 Caroli regis epiftola ad Clementem, aliam ejufdem epi_ 
 ftolam ad intrufum continens - - " 7'^5 
 
 Academiae Parifienfis epiftola ad cardinales poft mortem 
 Clementis ______ y86 
 
 Bonifacii papae epiftola ad confilium regis Francorum 787 
 Ejufdem epiftola ad Francorum regem - - 787 
 
 Benedidli XIII. epiftola i. ad academiam Parifienfem 787 
 Academiae Parifienfis epiftola ad cardinales - 788 
 
 Eenedidli XIII. altera epiftola ad academiam Parifienfem 
 
 788 
 Narratio et adta celeberrimae legationis ad Benediftum 
 XIII. miffas a Carolo VI. Francorum rege - 789 
 Benedidti XIII. epiftola ad ducem Bituricenfem, con- 
 tinens ejufdem epiftolam ad Carolum Francorum regem 
 
 „ . . 794 
 
 Prima appellatio academix Parifienfis a Benedido XIII. 
 
 ^ .. . . 795 
 
 Cancellaru regis Francorum oratio habita in confilio, ut 
 
 obedientia Benediclo XIII. fubtrahatur, donee ceflioni 
 confentiat -_-___ ycS 
 
 Cardinalium epiftola ad Carolum VI. - - y99 
 
 Regis et avunculorum ejus liters publice in parlamento 
 ledlae, quibus quid fubftraftionis tempore agendum fit, 
 decernitur ______ ynq 
 
 Benedidti XIII. epiftola ad Carolum regem - 800 
 
 Concilium ecclefiae Gallicanae ftatuit quid erga exemptos 
 fervandum fit tempore fubftradtionis - 800 
 
 Caroli regis Francorum epiftola ad cardinales Romae 
 morantcs, port mortem Bonifacii papa - - 801 
 
 Innocentii papae epiftola ad academiam Parifienfem 801 
 Caroli regis Francorum epiftola ad Gregorium papam 803 
 Ejufdem altera ad eumdem - _ - 803 
 
 D'ACHERY, John Lucas {continued). 
 
 Benedidli XIII. bulla contra regem Francorum, et alios 
 a lua obedientia reccdentes _ . _ 803 
 
 Ejufdem altera bulla in eofdem - - - 805 
 
 Epiftola utriufque collegii cardinalium ad academiam 
 Parifienfem, aliam ejufdem ad Carolum regem con- 
 tinens -.__-__ 8c6 
 Llteras neutralitatis cardinalium qui Gregorio adhaelerant 
 
 807 
 Caroli regis epiftola ad regem Aragonum - 808 
 
 Cardinalium qui Benedidto adhjeferant epiftola ad eum- 
 dem, quibus eum ad concilium Pifanum vocant 809 
 Eorumdem literae ad univerfos praelatos, quibus eos ad 
 concilium Pilanum convocant - - - Sii 
 
 Cardinalium qui Benedidto adhasferant epiftola ad eumdem 
 
 818 
 Benedidti refponfio ----- 820 
 
 Declaratio concilii ecclefiae Gallicanae contra certos fautores 
 Benedicli ...... 822 
 
 Narratio de concilio Pifano ... 823 
 
 De morte Alexandri papas, et eledlione Joannis XXII. 827 
 Concilium Pifanum - . . . . 828 
 
 Indittio concilii provincialis provinciae Remenfis 862 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Martyrologium vetuftiflimum S. Hieronymi preft)yteri 
 nomine infignitum - _ - - j 
 
 Martyrologium a Venerabili Beda heroicis verfibus fcrip- 
 tum - - - - - - - 23 
 
 Martyrologium Gellonenfe, five S. Guillelmi de Deferto, 
 pervetuftum _ _ _ . . 2j 
 
 Martyrologium Wandalberti diaconi, cum variis appen- 
 dicibus _----__ 3(j 
 
 Addidimus ejufdem poema de creatione mundi per ordi- 
 nem dierum fex _____ 62 
 
 Ordo folaris anni cum litteris a S. Hieronymo fuperpofitis, 
 ad explorandam feptimanas diem, et luna astatem 
 inveftigandam in unoquoque die per xix. annos 64 
 
 Paffio S. Felicis Tubzocenfis epifcopi, et martyris 68 
 
 Vita S. Medardi epilcopi et confefforis, audtore Fortunato 
 prefbytero ______ yo 
 
 Aftus S. Medardi - - _ - _ y i 
 
 Vita S. Eligii epifcopi et confeflbris, fcripta a S. Audocnu 
 archiepilcopo Rotomagenfi - - - 76 
 
 Sermo S. Theodori Studitae de S. Bartholomaeo apoftolo, 
 interprete Anaftafio S. R. E. Bibliothecario 123 
 
 Hiftoria tranflationis corporum SS. Ragnoberti etZenonis, 
 au(flore Jofeph facerdote ex cancellario regis Aquita- 
 norum, prjEceptore Ludovici regis - - 127 
 
 Inventio fan<florum a Deoderico epifcopo Metenfi in 
 Italia repertorum - - - - "133 
 
 Vita, five martyrium fandlse Romanae virginis et martyris. 
 Et fundatio ac dedicatio ecclefias et ccenobii S. Ouin- 
 tini martyris ad Bel vacenfes Muros - - 135 
 
 Vita Lietberti epifcopi Cameracenfis, audtore ut quidem 
 Acherio videtur, Rodulfo monacho Marcianenfi, ac 
 deinde abbate S. Trudonis - - - 138 
 
 Vita Hildeburgis Ibrienfis comitiflae- - - 153 
 
 Vita et miracula Sandti Petri de Chavanon, fundatoris ac 
 primi praspofiti ecclefis S. Marias de Piperaco in epi- 
 icopatu S. Flori in Arvernia, ordinis clericorum regu- 
 larium S. Auguftini : fcripta a Stephano ejufdem eccle- 
 fiae canonico reg. - - - - - 155 
 
 Gefta Guillelmi Majoris, five le Maire epifcopi Andega- 
 venfij, ab ipfomet relata - - - " '59 
 
 Hiftoria epifcaporum Trevirenfium, audlore, ut Acherius 
 conjicit, Gollchero monacho - - 208 
 
 Chronicon epifcoporum Metenfium, a duobus incertis 
 audtoribus continuatum . _ _ - 224 
 
 Hiftoria epifcoporum Virdunenfium fcripta a Bercario 
 prefbytero. Laurentius de Leodio, primum in S. Lau- 
 rentii Leodienfi Afceterio, deinde in ccenobio S. Vitoni 
 Virdun. Monachus O. B. continuavit. Item alius 
 cujus nomen ignoramus _ . . - 234 
 
 Chronicon Fontanellenfe, five S. Wandregefili, cum 
 duplici appendice - - - - - 263
 
 855 
 
 856 
 
 D'ACHERY, John Lucas {continued). 
 
 Chronicon monafterii S. Richarii Centulenfis, fcriptum 
 
 ab Hariulfo monacho - - - - 291 
 
 Chronicon monafterii S. Benigni Divioncnfis, cum appen- 
 
 d'ce - - 357 
 
 Chronicon abbatiae Befuenfis, audtore Joanne monacho 
 
 400 
 Chronicon S. Petri ViviSenonenfis, auftoreClario primum 
 
 Floriacenfis, deinde ejus ccEnobii monacho - 463 
 Chronicon S. Medardi Sueflionenfis - • 486 
 
 De temporibus quorumdam ordinum - - 492 
 
 Genealogia regum Francorum ufque ad Dagobertum jun. 
 
 filium Hildeberd II. - - - - 492 
 
 Genealogia Carol! Magni regis Francorum et imperatoris 
 
 493 
 
 Narratio quomodo regnum Francorum a Caroli M. Fa- 
 milia ad Hugonem Capetum tranflatum fit - 493 
 De pofteris Ludovici VI., regis Francorum - 4 14 
 
 De pofteris Rollonis I., Normanniae duels . 494 
 
 Chronicon breve ecclefiae S. Dionyfii, ad cyclos pafchalcs 
 
 .495 
 
 Hiftoria Vizellacenfis monafterii, auftore Hugone Pi(fla- 
 
 vino notario Guillelml abbatis - - 498 
 
 Chronicon monafterii B. Mariae ordinis S. Benedidti 
 
 apud Mofomum in dicecefi Remenfi, ab Adalberone 
 
 Remenfi quondam archiepifcopofundati,cum appendice 
 
 Hiftoria praelatorum et pofTeflionum ecclefiae B. Mariae 
 de Fontanis, a Peregrlno ejufdem ecclefise abbate 573 
 Hiftoria abbatiae Condomenfis, nunc epifcopatus 581 
 
 Hiftoria abbatis Senonienfis in Vofago, dicecefis Tullenfis, 
 audlore Richerio ejufdem Afceterii monacho 603 
 
 Hiftoria fundationis monafterii S. Viti in Gladbach 
 dicecefis Colonlenfis ----- 655 
 Gefta abbatum Trudonenfium ordinis S. Benedidli audlore 
 Rodulpho abbate ejufdem monafterii - 659 
 
 Chronicon ccEnobii Valciodorenfis, O. S. B. - 709 
 Gefta abbatum Lobienfium, O. B. au(ftore Fulcuino ab- 
 bate, cum appendiclbus - _ . y^o 
 Libellus de geftis abbatum Gemblacenfium, O. S. B. 7 59 
 Hiftoria Affligemienfis, cum continuatlone - 769 
 Chronicon Andrenfis monafterii, O. B. in dicecefi Mori- 
 nenfi, auftore Guillelmo abbate - - 781 
 Brevis hiftoria ccEnobii Viconienfis, ordinis canonicorum 
 regularlum S. Auguftini - - - - 871 
 Hiftoria monafterii Cifonlenfis perchartasquafdam feledtas 
 
 Narratio reftaurationis abbatiae S. Martini Tornacenfis, 
 aucftore Herimanno abbate ejufdem monafterii O.S. B. 
 
 888 
 Chronicon Cafaurienfe, five Pifcarienfis ccenobli O. S. B. 
 auftore Joanne Berardi ejufdem abbatias monacho 929 
 Vol. 3. 
 Chronicon Guillelmi de Nangis, et continuatio i 
 
 Chronicon breve Barcinonenle ... j^o 
 
 Chronicon NicolaiTrivettiordinisF. F. praedicatorum 143 
 Fragmentum hlftorlae Andegavenfis, fcriptas a Fulcone 
 comlte Andegavenfi _ - - - 232 
 
 Gefta confulum Andegavenfium, audlore monacho Bene- 
 dldlino Majoris-monafterii . - - - 234 
 
 Liber de compofitione Caftri Ambafias, et ipfius domino- 
 rum geftis ------ 266 
 
 Genealogiae ex chronicis Hainonenfibus, colledlas a Bal- 
 
 duino de Avefnis - . . - . 286 
 
 Mijcellanea epijiolarum, diplomatum, &€. Inter alia, 
 
 Epiftola Theonae eplfcopi ad Lucianum praepofitum cubi- 
 
 culariorum ------ 297 
 
 Epiftola Potamii ad Athanafium ... 299 
 Epiftolae Seven V, - - . - - 300 
 
 Hieronymi epiftola ad Conftantlum, five prologus ejus 
 operis quod Infcribebatur Comes . . - 301 
 
 Leontil Arelatenfis epiftola ad Hilarium papam 302 
 
 Lupi Trecenfis epiftola ad Apollinarem Sldonium 302 
 Gelafil papae epiftola ad Ruftlcum Lugdunenfem epifc. 304 
 Anaftafii papae epiftola ad Chlodoveum I. Francorum 
 regem -.-... joa 
 
 D'ACHERY, John Lucas (continued). 
 
 Epifcoporum, ac praefertim Aviti Viennenfiscollatio cum 
 Arrianis, coram Gundebaldo Burgundlonum rege 304 
 Profperi Regienfis eplfcopi, feu verius Julianl Pomerii 
 prologus in llbros tres de vita contemplativa 306 
 
 Symmachl papae epiftola ad Avitum Viennenfem 307 
 Facundi Hermianenfis eplfcopi epiftola in defenfionem 
 trium capltulorum - . . . ^07 
 
 Jufti eplfcopi Orgelltani ad Sergium papam - 312 
 
 Martini Dumienfis eplfcopi epiftola ad Mironem Suevo- 
 rum regem : five procemium libri quem infcripfit. For- 
 mula vitae honeftae - - - - 312 
 Liciniani eplfcopi epiftola ad Gregorium papam I. 313 
 ^ulricii Barcinonenfis epifcopi epiftola ad Hildefonfum 
 Toletanas fedis eplfcopum - - - - 314 
 Hildefonfi epiftola ad f)ulricium - - 314 
 gulricius ad Hildefonfum - - - " S'S 
 Hildefonfus ad Quirlclum - - - - 315 
 Idalii Barcinonenfis epifcopi epiftola ad JulianumToletanae 
 fedis epifcopum - - - - - 316 
 Ejufdem eplft. ad Zuntfredum Narbonenfem epifc. 317 
 Ephibii abbatis teftamentum - - - 318 
 Alblni Alculni epiftolae 11. ad Gallicellulam - 321 
 Ejufdem epiftola ad Fridugifum - - - 322 
 Ejufdem prasfatio ad Arnonem epifcopum Saltzburgenfem, 
 in expofitionem Pfalmorum quos Poenitentiales et Gra- 
 duales vocant, ac Pfalmi 118 - - - 323 
 Dungali reclufi epiftola ad Carolum-Magnum 324 
 Amalarii epifcopi epiftola ad Hieremiam archiepifcopum 
 Senonenfem - - - - - 330 
 Hieremias ad Amalarium - - - - 530 
 Amalarius ad JonamAurelianenfem epifcopum ; ad Rant- 
 garlum epifc. Noviomenfem ; ad Hettonem mona- 
 chum j ad Guntardum ; de obfervatione Quadragefima? 
 
 330 
 Apologeticum Ebbonls archieplfcopi Remenfis 335 
 
 Hincmari archieplfcopi Remenfis epiftola ad Carolum 
 
 Calvum Francorum regem . . - 337 
 
 Privllegla Corbels. Benedidti Papae III. confirmatio 
 
 prlvileglorum Corbeix, &c. - - . 343 
 
 Hacftenus privllegla Corbeiae. Caroli Calvi praecepta 
 
 varia, &c. ------ 349 
 
 Heliae Hierofolymorum patriarchas epiftola ad Carolum 
 
 Calvum imperatorem,eplfcoposacnobilesGalliarum363 
 S. Odllonis abbatis Cluniacenfis epiftolas ad paternum 
 
 abbatem S. Joannis Pinnatenfis - - 381 
 
 Ralnoldi archieplfcopi Remenfis epiftolae - - 420 
 
 Anfelmi de Ribodimonte epiftola ad ManalTem archi- 
 epifcopum Remenfem - - - - 431 
 S. Anfelmi epiftolx - - . . 433 
 Pafchalls Papae II. epiftolae - - - 435 
 Theobald! Stampenfis epiftolae - - - 445 
 Hildebert! Cenomanenfis epifcopi ac deinde archieplfcopi 
 
 Turonenfis epiftolae ----- 450 
 S. Bernardi epiftola ad Gaufridum - - 492 
 
 Epiftola ad Rainaldum ... 492 
 
 Arnulfi Lexovienfis epifcopi fermo in annuntiatione B. 
 
 Maria?, epiftolae xiii., et fragmentum fermonis 507 
 Gualteri de Mauritania epifcopi Laudunenfis eplftolx 520 
 Chronicon epifcoporum Albigenfium, et abbatum Cas- 
 
 trenfium ------- 570 
 
 Innocent!! Papae III. epiftola ad Joannem Anglorum 
 
 regem, qua Angliae regnum in feudum recipit 578 
 Joannis Anglorum regis ordinationes ad tranquillitatem 
 
 regni ftablllendam - - . - 579 
 
 Inftitutio ordinis Vallis-Scholarium - - 5^3 
 
 Clementls papae VI. epiftolae xxxli. - - 722 
 
 Ejufdem bulla contra adulteratores monetarum - 730 
 Jacob! Scoriae regis epiftola ad Carolum VII. - 801 
 
 Henrlci IV. Anglorum regis epiftola ad Nicolaum de 
 
 Cufa S. R. E. cardinalem - - - - 803 
 
 DAGGE, Henry, Efq. 
 
 Confidcrations on criminal law. Second edition, 
 correded and greatly enlarged. 3 vol. 12°.
 
 857 
 
 DAGGE, Jonathan, A.M., Reftor of Endelion. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 45. 6. Of the nature and eternal 
 duration of Chrift's kingdom; and how much it 
 is both our duty, and our intereft, to promote 
 its enlargement. [Vifitation.] 4°. Exon. 1 7 1 3 
 
 DAILLE, John. 
 
 Born 1594; died 1670. Eminent as a pulpit orator, and 
 efpecially as a controverfnlift. Began by being chaplain and 
 tutor in the family of Du-Pleffis Mornay. He was in 1625 
 called to the paftoral charge of the Proteftant Church at 
 Saumur, but in 1626 he went to Paris, where he fpent the 
 reft of his life, dividing his time between the diicharge of 
 his minifterial duties and the compofition of works which 
 are ftill much valued. Bayle has praifedthe perfpicuity and 
 the elegance of his fermons. He excels in expofition. 
 
 An expofition of the epiftle of St. Paul to thePhi- 
 lippians, tranflated by the Rev. James Sherman, 
 minifter of Surrey Chapel. Imp. 8°. L. 1 841 
 
 An expofition of the epiftle to the ColofTians, 
 Tranflated by F. S. Revifed and correfted by 
 the Rev. James Sherman. Imp. 8°. L. 1841 
 
 De ufu patrum ad ea definienda religionis capita 
 quae funt hodie controverfa. Latine e Gallico 
 a J. Mettayero redditi ab auflore recogniti, 
 aufti, et emendati. 4°. Gen. 1686 
 
 This Latin tranflation is preferable to the French original, 
 
 as it contains many remarks and notes not to be found in 
 
 Daille's text. 
 
 A treatile on the right ufe of the Fathers in the 
 decifion of controverfies exifling at this day in 
 religion, tranflated by the Rev. T. Smith, 
 M.A., now re-edited and amended by the 
 Rev. G. Jekyll, LL.B. 12°. Lond. \%\\ 
 
 De la creance des peres fur le faits de images. 
 8°. Gen. 1641 
 
 XXI fermons fur le x. chapitre de la I. epitre 
 de S. Paul aiix Corinlhiens. Gen. 1667 
 
 Sermons fur la naiffance, de la mort, de la refur- 
 reftion, et de I'afcenfion de notre Seigneur ; 
 et de la defcente de S. Efprit fur les apotres. 
 12°. Gen. 1664 
 
 Melange de fermons, prononces a Charenton, 
 premiere partie. Sm. 8°. Amft. 1658 
 
 Rom. 9. 16 - 
 
 I 
 
 Pf. 96. 10-13 
 
 312 
 
 Pf. 90. 12-17 - 
 
 35 
 
 Pf. 146. 1-4 - 
 
 34-? 
 
 Rom. 12. I . 
 
 67 
 
 Pf. 74. 16, 17 - 
 
 372 
 
 Rom. 4. 25 
 
 97 
 
 Jean, I. 29 
 
 403 
 
 Rom. 12. 9, 10 - 
 
 129 
 
 I Corinth. 10. 16 
 
 436 
 
 1 Pierre, i. 12 - 
 
 160 
 
 Efaie, 53. i, &c. - 
 
 464 
 
 I Pierre, i. 22-24 
 
 193 
 
 Efaie, 53. io-i2 
 
 496 
 
 Luc, 12. 32 - 
 
 221 
 
 Luc, I. 39-45 
 
 527 
 
 1 Pierre, 3. 1—6 
 
 251 
 
 Luc, I. 46-49 - 
 
 ssg 
 
 I Pierre, 3. 7 - 
 
 282 
 
 Matth. 4. I, 2 
 
 5«7 
 
 XXIII fermons fur les xii chapitre de I'epitre 
 aux Hebreux. Avec un fermon fur xiii. i. 
 Sm. 8°. Geneve, 1672 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 10. 16. Preached at Charenton, 
 near Paris, Sept. 5, 1649. Being Sacrament- 
 day. 8°. Land. iy^6 
 
 De pcenis et fatisfadlionibus humanis. 4°. 
 
 Amjl. 1649* 
 
 De duobus Latinorum ex unftione facramentis 
 confirmatione et extrema, ut vocant, unftione, 
 difputatio. Gen. 1659 
 
 858 
 
 DAILLE, John {continued). 
 
 De facramentali five auricular! Latinorum con- 
 feffione difputatio. 4°, Gen. 1661 
 
 Adverfus Latinorum de cultus religiofi objefto 
 traditionem, difputatio, qua dcmonilratur vetus- 
 tiffimis ad a.d. 800 Chriftianis ignotos et 
 inufitatos fuiile eos cultus, quos nunc in Ro- 
 mano communione folent eucharillis, fanftis, 
 reliquiis, imaginibus, et crucibus deferre. 4°. 
 
 Gen. 1664 
 
 De cultibus religiofis Latinorum, libri novem : I. 
 De baptifmi caeremoniis. II. De confirma- 
 tione ; reliqui VII. de euchariftiae ritibus, qui- 
 bus demonftratur novitas csremoniarum, quae 
 ad duo facramenta a Chriflo inftituta, pras- 
 fertim ad euchariftiam in communione Romana 
 adjedla funt. 4°. Gen. 1671 
 
 De fcriptis, quse fub Dionyfii Areopagitas et Ig- 
 natii Antiocheni nominibus circumferuntur, 
 libri duo. Adjedla eft brevis commonefaftio, 
 de Ruffiniana Origenicorum aliquot operum 
 interpretatione. 4°. Gen. 1666 
 
 De pfeudepigraphis apoftolicis, feu libris odlo 
 Conftitutionum Apoftolicarum apocryphis, libri 
 iii. 12°. Harderz'iciiy 1653 
 
 DAILY COMPANION, with Chriftian fupports 
 under the troubles of this world. 13th edit. 
 24°. Lond. 1756 
 
 BAKING, William, A.M., Curate of Higham, 
 SufJblk. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 5. 17. 8°. Lond. 1803 
 
 DALE, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Canon Refidentiary of St. Paul's, and Vicar of St.Pancras. 
 
 Univerfity of London. An introductory lefture 
 
 upon the ftudy of theology and of the Greek 
 
 Teflament, delivered at the opening of the 
 
 Theological Inftitution, Saturday, Nov. 21, 
 
 1829. Pp. 38. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Sermons, dodlrinal and praflical, preached in the 
 
 parifh church of St. Bride, Fleet St. 8°. Z. 1 83 1 
 
 2 Cor. 6. I. Minifters oi the Gofpel workers together 
 
 with God ------ I 
 
 I Cor. 9. 26, 27. The Chriftian race and the Chriftian 
 
 fight 23 
 
 Eph. 4. 13. The evil and danger of grieving the Holy 
 
 Spirit --..--. 46 
 Eph. 6. 13. The whole armour of God - 68 
 
 Ila. 51. 7, 8. The true Chriftian raifed above the fear 
 
 of man ------- 50 
 
 Pfa. 36. 10. The continuance of loving-kindnefs to 
 
 them that know God - - - - 112 
 
 Col. 3.9, 10. Lying forbidden, as a part of the old man i 34 
 Ifa. 5. 20. The evil and danger of putting light for 
 
 darknefs - - - - - - "'57 
 
 Deut. 6. 10-12. Ifrael in profperity a warning to be- 
 lievers --...- 180 
 Rom. 12. 9. Abhorrence of evil, adherence to good 200 
 James, 4. 8. The finner and the double-minded invited 
 
 to draw nigh to God ----- 225 
 Matt. 6. 21. What is our treafure, and where are our 
 
 hearts .''---- - - 248 
 
 Jolh. 24. 15. The duty and advantages of family prayer 
 
 271 
 James, i. 21. The engrafted word able to fave the 
 
 foul 293
 
 -859 
 
 86o 
 
 DALE, Thomas, M.A. (continued). 
 
 I John, 4. 15. The confeflion of Jefus a proof of God's 
 indwelling ------ ^j^ 
 
 John, 14. 22. Tefus manlfefted by the indwelling of the 
 
 Holy Ghoft. ■' [Whit Sunday.] - - - 336 
 
 Afts, 20. 32. The minifter refigning his charge and 
 
 commending his hearers to God - - 359 
 
 Accefs to God faithfully developed by the Church 
 
 of England. Five difcourfes preached before the 
 
 Univerfity of Cambridge, 1832. 2d edit. To 
 
 which is added, A Spital fermon. 8°. L. 1832 
 
 Eph. 2. 18. Accefs to God faithfully developed by the 
 
 Church of England ----- i 
 
 Eph. 2. 19. The charafters of profeffing members of 
 
 the Church fpiritually confidered - - 32 
 
 Eph. 2. 20. The minifter's qualification - - 58 
 
 Eph. 2. 21. The minifter's duty - - 85 
 
 Eph. 2. 22. The minifter's encouragementand reward 112 
 
 I Cor. 13. 3. The principle and pradice of Chriftian 
 
 charity. A Spital fermon - - .139 
 
 The young pallor's guide to the practice of the 
 
 Chriftian miniftry. Five difcourfes [on 2 Tim. 
 
 3. 16, 17] preached before the Univerfity of 
 
 Cambridge, 1835. 8°. Lo^d. 1835 
 
 All Scripture God-infpired, and profitable through the 
 
 Holy Ghoft I 
 
 All Scripture profitable for dodlrine - - 24 
 
 All Scripture profitable for conviftion - - 48 
 
 All Scripture profitable for correction - - 73 
 
 The pertedl man of God - - - - 98 
 
 Probation for the Chriftian miniftry praftically 
 
 confidered. Four difcourfes [on Ads, 20. 28] 
 
 preached before the Univerfity of Cambridge, 
 
 1836. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 The ftandard of minifterial refponfibility as determined 
 
 by the coft of the Church - - - - i 
 
 The duty and practice of the probationer for the mi- 
 niftry -.-.-. 26 
 The paftor taking heed to his praftice in the overfight 
 of the flock ------ £2 
 
 The difficulty of taking heed to all the flock, and the 
 
 means by which it may be mitigated - 78 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 18. 26. Praftical Chriftianity the 
 
 true fupport and only fafeguard of the country. 
 
 [Strangers' Friend Society.] 12°. Land. 1836 
 
 The good fhepherd and the chofen flock : fhevv- 
 
 ing the progrefs of the flieep of Chrift through 
 
 the wildernefs of this world to the paftures of 
 
 the heavenly Zion. An expofition of the 
 
 twenty-third pfalm. 12°. Lo^id. 1845 
 
 The recovery ..--.. j 
 
 The guidance - . . - . 35 
 
 The reftoration ..-.-- 67 
 
 The confolation ----- 103 
 
 The provifion - - - - - "135 
 
 The confummation ----- igo 
 
 Expofition of Pfalm the fixteenth, or the Golden 
 Pfalm. 12°. ZoW. 1847 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 3. 9. [Sons of the Clergy, 1848.] 
 8°. Land. 1848 
 
 Poetical works. New edit. Sm. 8°. Lo?id. 1 842 
 D'ALEMBERT, John Le Rond. 
 
 Born at Paris, 1717; died 1783. The illegitimate fon 
 of M. Deftouches and Madame de Tencin. A member of 
 the Academy of Sciences in 1741, and of the French 
 Academy in 1754. This celebrated man has obtained a 
 high reputation both as a writer and as a mathematician. 
 His reading was far from being extenfivc j but he is fuperior 
 
 D'ALEMBERT, John le Rond {continued). 
 in clearnefs and in depth to Voltaire, with whom he is 
 often compared. He was one of the projedlors of the 
 Encyclopedic, to which he contributed, befides many valu- 
 able articles, the preliminary difcourfe in which are united 
 ftrength and harmony, learning and tafte, juft thinking 
 and fine writing. La Harpe has faid, fpeaking of D'Alem- 
 bert : " I knew enough of him to fay that he was a fceptic 
 in everything except mathematics." Beft edition of the 
 complete works, Paris, 1821—22. 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 An account of the deftruftion of the Jefuits in 
 
 France. 8°. Lond. 1766 
 
 Encyclopedic. Difcours preliminaire, &c. See 
 
 Encyclopedic. 
 DALL'.^US. See Daille. 
 DALLAS, Alexander, A.M., Redor of Won- 
 
 fton, Hants. 
 The paftor's affiftant ; intended to facilitate the 
 difcharge of the paftoral office in the Church 
 of England. 3 vol. in i. 12°. Land. 1842 
 Mr. Dallas has alfo publiihed Cottager's Guide to the 
 New Teftament, 6 vol. 12°. 1839-45 ; Paftoral Superin- 
 tendence : its Nature, Detail, and Support, 8°. 1841, and 
 various other works. 
 
 DALLAS, Robert Charles, Efq. 
 
 Born at Jamaica 1754. Studied law in the Inner Tem,ple, 
 
 Devoted himfelf to literary purfuits. Died 1824. 
 
 Elements of felf-knowledge ; intended to lead 
 
 youth into an early acquaintance with the 
 
 nature of man, by an anatomical fketch of the 
 
 human frame, a concife view of the mental 
 
 faculties, and an enquiry. Second edition, 
 
 revifed and correded. 12°. Land. 1805 
 
 Hiftory of the Maroons, from their origin to the 
 
 eftabliftiment of their chief tribe at Sierra 
 
 Leone. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1803* 
 
 Other works : Recolledlions of Lord Byron, &c. 
 
 DALLAWAY, R. C. 
 
 The fcrvant's monitor. 12°. Lond. 181 5 
 
 DALMASUS, Joannes Antonius. 
 
 Diftionarium manuale biblicum. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 ^ug. Find. 1776 
 
 DALL POZZO, Count Ferdinand. 
 
 Catholicifm in Auftria ; or, an epitome of the 
 Auftrian ecclefiaftical law ; with a difi^ertation 
 on the rights and duties of the Englifti govern- 
 ment with refpeft to the Catholics of Ireland. 
 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 DALRYMPLE, Sir David, Bart., Lord Hailcs. 
 
 Born at Edinburgh 1726. Educated at Eton School, 
 and at Utrecht. Called to the Scotch bar 1748. Appointed 
 one of the judges of the Court of Seffion 1766; and a 
 Lord CommifTioner of the Jufticiary 1776 j upon which he 
 affumed the title of Lord Hailes. Died 1792. He was an 
 eminent lawyer and antiquary. His Annals of Scotland 
 ftand unrivalled in the Englifti language for purity and 
 fimplicity of ftyle and accuracy. His anfwer to Gibbon 
 exhibits great literary acumen, without the rancour of 
 theological controverfy. 
 
 Annals of Scotland, from the acceffion of Mal- 
 colm III. to the acceffion of the Houfe of 
 Stewart. Second edition. To which are 
 added feveral valuable trads relative to the 
 hiftory and antiquities of Scotland. 3 vol. 
 8°. Edin. 1797*
 
 86i 
 
 862 
 
 DALRVMPLE, Sir David, Bart, {continued). 
 An inquiry into the fecondary caufes which Mr. 
 Gibbon has affigned for the rapid growth of 
 Chriftianity. With memoir of the author. 
 12°. Edin. 1 808 
 
 This edition contains a complete lift of the author's 
 numerous works, among which are, — Remains of Chriftian 
 Antiquity, with explanatory notes, 3 vol. 12°. Edin. 1776— 
 78-80. Account of the Martyrs at Smyrna and Lyons in 
 the Second Century, 12°. Edin. 1777. Difquifitions con- 
 cerning the Antiquities of the Chriftian Church, 12°. 
 Glafg. 1783, &c. Editions of Minucius Felix, Tertullian, 
 &:c. 
 
 DALRYMPLE, Sir James, Bart. 
 
 One of the clerks of council and feffion in Scotland. 
 He publiftied a new edition of the part of Camden's Bri- 
 tannia concerning Scotland, in i^. 1694. He commenced 
 forming the following colledtions in 1700. They contain 
 important documents, and are very fcarce. 
 Colledions concerning the Scottifli hillory pre- 
 ceding the death of King David I. in the year 
 1 1 53, wherein the fovereignty of the crown 
 and independency of the Church are cleared ; 
 and an account given of the antiquity and 
 purity of the Scottifh-Britifh Church, and of 
 the novelty of Popery in this kingdom. ; with 
 an appendix, containing the copies of charters 
 of foundation of fome churches, with genea- 
 logical accounts of the donors and witnelTes. 
 8°. Edin. 1705 
 
 A vindication of the ecclefiallical part of Sir 
 James Dalrymple's hillorical collcdions in 
 anfwer to [Gillan's] Life of Sage. 8°. 
 
 Edhi. 1 7 14 
 DALRYMPLE, John, Esq. 
 An effay towards a general hiftorv of feudal pro- 
 perty. 8". Lo/id. 1757 
 
 A fourth edition, correfted and enlarged, was publilhed 
 in 1759, ii°- 
 
 DALTON, The Rev. E. 
 
 The life of Joleph confidered more efpecially as 
 a biographical type of Chrift, in a ferics of lec- 
 tures delivered in the cathedral of Waterford. 
 12°. Land. 1846 
 
 Other works: Six Sermons for the Times, 18". 1844. 
 
 The Jefuits ; their Principles and Adts, 18°. 1843, &c. 
 
 DALTON, John, M.A. 
 
 Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford, Prebendary of Wor- 
 
 cefter, and Redlor of St. Mary-at-Hill, London. 
 
 Two fermons preached before the Univerfity of 
 Oxford, on Prov. 9. i. Upon the excellency 
 of the education there afforded, and the duty 
 and happinefs of a willing conformity to its 
 difcipline. 4°. Oxf. 1745 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 16. [Middlefex Hofpital.] 
 4°. Lo?id. 1 75 1 
 
 Difcourfes on feveral fubjedls and occafions. 8°. 
 
 1757* 
 
 DALZEL, Andrew, A.M. 
 
 An eminent ProfefTor of Greek in the Univerfity of 
 Edinburgh. Born at Ratho, near Edinburgh, about 1750. 
 Died 1806. 
 Subftance of leftures on the ancient Greeks, and 
 
 on the revival of learning in Europe, 2 vol. 
 
 8°. Edin. I 82 1 
 
 DALZEL, Andrew, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Other works : Analefta Graeca Minora, new edition, 8°. 
 1849. Colleftanea Grasca Majora, 3 vol. 8"^. 1840, Sec. 
 
 DAMASCENUS, Nicholaus. 
 
 A philofopherand hiftorian of the age of Auguftus. Only 
 fome fragments remain of his Univerlal Hiftory. 
 Fragmenta. Cory, J. P. Fragments 
 
 DAMASCENUS, Saint John. 
 
 Surnamed Manfur, born at Damafcus about 676. Became 
 Chief Counfellor to the Prince of the Saracens. Refigned 
 his dignities and entered himfclf a monk in the monaftery 
 of St. Sabas, near Jerufalem, where he led a pious and 
 exemplary life, and became famous in the Church by his 
 piety and writings. Died about 760. He is celebrated as 
 the compiler and reformer of chants in the Greek Church 
 in the fame manner as St. Gregory in the Roman. Beft: 
 edition of his works by Le Quien, Paris, 1712. 2 vol. 
 folio, and reprinted at Venice 1748. 
 
 Opera omnia qua; exftant, et ejus nomine cir- 
 cumferuntur, ex variis editionibus et codicibus 
 manu exaratis Gallicanis, Italicis, et Anglicis, 
 collefta, recenfita, Latine verfa, atque annota- 
 tionibus illuftrata, &c. Gr. et Lat. ftudio P. 
 M. Lequien. Editio noviffima Veneta, longe 
 alius accuratior. 2 vol. Folio. Venet. 1748 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Praefationes ------- i 
 
 Leonis Allatii prolegomena - _ . xxviii— Ixx 
 
 DifTertationes Damafcenicas - - - i— cxxvii 
 
 Vita Damaiceni, a Joanne Patriarcha Hierofolymitano 
 confcripta, &c. - . - - i— xli 
 
 Dialedlica ------- i 
 
 De hasrefibus ------ 74 
 
 De fide orthodoxa - - - - - 118 
 
 Pro facris imaginibus orationes tres - - 305 
 
 De refta fententia ----- 390 
 
 Contra Jacobitas ----- ^96 
 
 Contra Manichaeos . - - - - 427 
 
 Contra Saracenos ----- 466 
 
 De Draconibus et Strygibus - - - - 471 
 
 De S. Trinitate - ... - 474 
 
 De hymno Trifagio - - - - - 478 
 
 De S. jejuniis ------ 498 
 
 De odto fpiritibus nequitiae - - . . 505 
 
 Ex fermonibus fragmentum - - - cp% 
 
 De virtute et vitio . . - - - 509 
 
 Inftitutio elementaris - - - - 515 
 
 De natura compofita contra Acephalos - - 521 
 De duabus in Chrifto voluntatibus et operationibus 529 
 Adverfus Neftorianos - - . . - 55^ 
 
 Fragmenta ------- 573 
 
 Canon Pafchalis ----- 579 
 
 Opera dubia ac fuppofititia, — 
 
 Oratio de lis qui in fide dormierunt - - 584 
 
 De confefiione - - - - - 601 
 
 Adverfus Conftantinum Cabalinum - - 610 
 
 Epiftola ad Theophilum Imperatorem - 628 
 
 De azymis ------ 647 
 
 De coi-pore et fanguine Chrifti - - 652 
 
 Fragmenta dubia ----- 659 
 
 Expofitio fidei - . - - . 663 
 
 Carmina et cantica ----- 673 
 
 Index ..-.--- 694 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ex univerfa interpretatione J. Chryfoftomi excerpta 
 compendiaria in epiftolas S. Pauli - I 
 
 Sacra parallela 
 
 Homilia de transfiguratione 
 In ficum aretaftam - 
 In pailionem Domini 
 In Sabbatum fanftum 
 In angelicam annuntiationem 
 In annuntiationem B. Virginis 
 
 274 
 791 
 804 
 Sio 
 81S 
 833 
 835
 
 863 
 
 864 
 
 DAMASCENUS, Saint John (continued). 
 In nativitatem B. Virginis, homiliae ii. 
 In dormitionem B. Virginis, homiliae iii. 
 Oratio in S. Joannem Chryloftomum - 
 Oratio in S. Barbaram martyrem 
 Fragmentum fermonis 
 Precationes tres - - - - 
 
 Indices ------ 
 
 841 
 
 »57 
 886 
 895 
 910 
 911 
 913 
 
 Opera [Latine.] Folio. BaJjL 1539 
 
 De orthodoxa fide. J. Fabro Stapulenfe interprete. 
 
 Quantum bona opera viventium defundtis profint, fermo. 
 
 Praeterea hiftoria Jofaphat et Barlaam. 
 
 Ejiifdem Damafceni vita a Joanne Patriarcha Hierofoly- 
 mitana confcripta. 
 
 Cum annotationibus. 
 Opufcula adverfus Iconoclaftas. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 352 
 Difputatio Saraceni et Chriftiani, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 lb. 272 
 Liber contra Aceplialos et Monophyfitas, Gr. et 
 
 Lat. Canifius, 2 P. I. 25 
 
 Damafceni diflertatio adverfus Neftorianos, Gr. et 
 
 Lat. lb. 2 P. I. 57 
 
 Liber de hsrefibus. Cotelerii Monumenta, i. 278 
 De duabus in Chriili voluntatibus. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, 2. 465 
 Oratio in Conflantinum Cabalinum pro facris 
 
 imaginibus. lb. 2. 663 
 
 Hymnus in Theogoniam, et hymni varii. 
 
 Poetas Grasci Veteres, 2. 189 
 Hiftoria de vitis et rebus geftis SS. Barlaam 
 
 Eremita, et Jofaphat Indize regis. Lat. Jacobo 
 
 Billio Prunso interprete. 12°. Colon. 1624 
 DAMASCIUS. 
 
 A Stoic philofopher, who oppofed Chriftianity. Flourilhed 
 
 540. Of his works only fragments remain. 
 
 Initium et excerpta ex Damafcii philofophi opere 
 ccvci^icci Kx] Xv<j-ii<; Tcig] ti^^aiv, dubia et folu- 
 tiones de principiis rerum, compledtente. 
 
 Wolf. Anecd. Graeca IIL 195 
 
 DAMASUS, Pope. 
 
 Born at Guimaraens, in Spain, and fucceeded Liberius 
 in the popedom 366. Urfinus oppofed his eledlion, and 
 caufed himfelf to be ordained Biihop of Rome, which 
 raifed a fedition in which many of the people were mur- 
 dered j but he was eventually banifhed by the Emperor 
 Gratian. Died 384. He extended the power of the bifhops 
 of Rome, and his government is much celebrated. St. 
 Jerome was his fecretary. To Damafus is attributed the 
 Liber Pontificalis ; or, Lives of the Popes, to be found in 
 the Concilia Labbei, Anaftafius, &c. 
 Epiftols et carmina. Bibl, Patr. Gall., 6. 321 ; 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. iv. 635 ; viii. 888 ; 
 
 and xxvii. 55. 
 Aliquot fandlorum elogia. 
 
 Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1579 
 Fabricii G. Poets Chrift. 771 
 Ad Hieronymum. Hieronymi Op., 11. 275 
 DAMIANUS, or DAMIANO, Saint Peter. 
 
 An eminent cardinal, born at Ravenna about 988. 
 Studied at Parma. Entered a convent of Benediftines at 
 Avellana, in which he was fucceflively Prior and Abbot. 
 Created cardinal 1057. Died J072. He was one of the 
 moft learned and polifhed writers of his age, and was greatly 
 oppofed to the corruptions of the Church which he defcribes 
 in a vivid manner. The beft edition of his works is that 
 of 1783. 
 
 DAMIANUS, Saint Peter {continued). 
 
 Opera omnia, nunc primum in unum collefla, 
 ac argumentis, et notationibus illuftrata, ftudio 
 et labore Domni Conftantini Cajetani, .Syra- 
 cufani, Abbatis S. Barontis congregationis 
 Cafmenfis. 4 vol. Folio. Bajfani, 1783 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Praefatio, &c. -.-... ix 
 
 Guidonis Grandil Abbatis Ord. S. Benedidli Camaldu- 
 lenfis, Cong, de S. Petri Damiani, et Avellanitarum 
 Inftitut. Camaldulenfi - - - . xxv 
 
 Godefridi Henfchenii de B. Petro Damianocommentarius 
 praevius ------- xcvii 
 
 VitaS. Damiani, per Joannem monachum, ejus difcipulum 
 
 cxxix 
 
 Alia a J. Antonio Flaminio Forocornelienfi cxli 
 
 • • Alia ex Auguftino Fortunio monacho - civ 
 
 Alia ex lib. v. Hift. Ravennat. Hieronymi Rubei 
 
 clxix 
 
 guajdam quae ad vitam, laudemque B. Petri Damiani 
 pertinent, ex gravibus auiiloribus deprompta - clxxxiii 
 
 Epiftolarum libri odlo ... - i 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Sermones et homiliae ----- i 
 
 Vita S. Odilonis, abbatis Cluniacenfis 
 
 Vita S. Mauri epifcopi Caefenatis 
 
 Vita S. Romualdi abbatis - 
 
 Vita S. Rodulphi, epifcopi Eugubini 
 
 399 
 418 
 426 
 483 
 
 PalTio SS. virginum et martyrum Florae et Lucillae 500 
 
 Expofitio vifionum SS. Mariani et Jacobi - 507 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 De fide Catholica ------ 3 
 
 Antilogus contra Judaeos - - - - 23 
 
 Dialogus inter Judaeum et Chriftianum - - 41 
 
 Difceptatio fynodalis - - - - 51 
 
 A(Sus Mediolanenfes ----- 75 
 
 Liber qui appellatur Gratiflimus - - - 85 
 
 Liber Gomorrhianus ----- 147 
 
 De parentelas gradibus - - - - 179 
 
 De gradibus cognationis - - - - - 192 
 
 De eleemofyna - - - - - 197 
 
 De horis canonicis - - - - - 2H 
 
 Liber qui appellatur Dominus vobifcum - 221 
 
 Apologeticum de contemptu fjeculi . - - 243 
 
 De perfeftione monachorum - - - 283 
 
 De ordine eremitarum - - - - - 321 
 
 De fuae congregationis inftitutis - - - 329 
 
 In epifcopum monachos ad faeculum revocantem 359 
 
 De coeljbatu facerdotum - - - - 375 
 
 Contra clericos intemperantes - - - 383 
 
 De abdicatione epifcopatus - - - - 42 1 
 
 Apologeticus ob dimifTum epifcopatum - 441 
 
 De fuga dignitatum ecclefiafticarum - - 455 
 
 Contra clericos aulicos, ut ad dignitates provehantur 463 
 De brevitate vitae pontificum Romanorum et divina 
 
 providentia - - - - - - 473 
 
 Contra clericos regulares proprietarios - - 483 
 
 De dignitate facerdotii - - - - 495 
 
 Contra infcitiam et incuriam clericorum - - 503 
 
 De communi vita canonicorum - - - 511 
 
 Apologeticus monachorum adverfus canonicos - 521 
 
 De vili veftitu ecclefiafticorum - - - 527 
 
 De facramends per improbos adminiftratis - 533 
 
 Contra philargyriam et munerum cupiditatem 541 
 De guadragefima et quadraginta duabus Hebraeorum 
 
 manfionibus ------ 555 
 
 De bono fuffragiorum et variis miraculis - - 573 
 
 De variis miraculofis narrationibus - - 587 
 
 De pidluris principum apoftolorum - - - 605 
 
 De divina omnipotentia in reparatione corruptae 613 
 
 De variis facris quasftionibus - - - 641 
 De proceffione Spiritus Sandti contra errorem Graecorum 
 
 653
 
 865 
 
 866 
 
 DAMIANUS, Saint Peter {continued). 
 
 Contra fedentes tempore divini officii - - 663 
 
 De frasnanda ira - - - - - 671 
 
 De tempore celebrandi nuptias - - - 683 
 
 De fide Deo obftridla non fallenda - - 693 
 
 De fervanda fide Deo praeftita - - - yoo 
 
 De laude flagellorum _ - . - 705 
 
 De decern y^gypti plagis et decalogo - - 713 
 
 De fandla fimplicifcite ... - 723 
 
 De ferenda squanimiter correptione - - 733 
 
 De caftitate et mediis earn tuendi - - 741 
 
 De fpiritualibus deliciis ----- 749 
 
 De perfedla monachi informatione - - 755 
 
 Inftitutio monialis ... - - 767 
 
 De vita eremitica - - . - . 787 
 
 De bono religiofi ftatus .... 803 
 
 De patientia in infedlatione improborum . 831 
 
 De jejunio Sabbati . - - - . 837 
 
 De celebrandis vigiliis .... 843 
 
 De fluxa mundi gloria defpicienda - - - 853 
 
 De principis officio incoercitione improborum 865 
 
 De vera felicitate ac fapientia ... 877 
 
 De noviffimis et antichrifto - - - - 885 
 
 Expofitio myftica libri Geneleos - . - 889 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Preces .-.-.-. i 
 
 Carmina - .... - 14 
 
 Colledlanea in Vetus Teftamentum - - 74 
 Regula canonicorum regularium Petri de Honeftis Ra- 
 
 vennatis ..-..- 299 
 Indices - - - - - - "357 
 
 Liber qui appellator, Dominus vobifcum. 
 
 Hittorpius, 71 5 
 
 Colleftanea Novi Teftamenti ex operibus S. 
 Petri Damiani excerpta, cum ejufdcm frag- 
 
 mentis ineditis. Mai Script. Vet. 6. P. 2. 2z6 
 
 Iter Gallicum. Ibid. 193 
 
 Expofitio canonis Milfe. Ibid. 2ji 
 
 DANiEUS, or DANEAU, Lambert. 
 
 An eminent French Proteftant divine. Born at Orleans 
 about 1530. Studied law, but afterwards became a preacher 
 at Geneva, and Profeflbr of Divinity. In 1581 he went 
 to Leyden. Paftor at Caftres 1582, where he died 1596. 
 A fruitful commentarie upon the twelve fmall 
 prophets, briefe, plaine, and eafie, going over the fame 
 verfe by verfe, and fhewing every where the method, 
 points of dodtrine, and figures of rhetoricke, with very 
 necefTarie fore-notes for the understanding both of thefe, 
 and alfo all other the prophets. The text of the pro- 
 phets, together with that of the quotations omitted by 
 the author, faithfully I'upplied by the tranflatour, and 
 marginal notes very plentiful and profitable, fo that it 
 may in manner be counted a new booke. Written in 
 Latine and tranflated by John Stockwood, minifter at 
 Tunbridge. 4°. Land. 1594 
 
 Ff. 6. Pp. 1 1 36, and index Ff. 4. A work of very 
 rare occurrence. 
 
 DANBY, Thomas, Earl of, afterwards Duke of 
 Leeds. 
 
 (Memoirs relating to the impeachment of) in 
 the year 1678. Wherein fome aftairs of thofe 
 times are reprefented in a jufter light than has 
 hitherto appeared. 8°. LotiJ. 1710 
 
 DANDULUS [DANDOLO], Andrew. 
 
 A Doge of Venice, held in great reputation. Born 
 1310. Became Doge 1342. Died 1354. His Chronicle 
 is efteemed for its impartiality and for the documents it 
 contains. 
 
 Chronicon Venetum, a pontificatu S. Marci ad 
 
 DANDULUS, Andrew {contmued). 
 
 annum ufque 1339, et Rephaini Carefmi con- 
 
 tinuatio ufque ad annum 1388. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 12. I 
 DANES, Peter Louis. 
 
 Canon of the Cathedral of Ipres, and Profeffor of Theo- 
 logy at Louvain. 
 
 Inftitutiones doftrinre Chriftianse, five compen- 
 dium theologian dogmaticac et moralis, me- 
 thod© catechetica concinnatum. 2 vol. 12 . 
 
 Lov. 1768 
 DANET, Peter, Abbe of St. Nicholas de Verdun. 
 Died 1709. He was one of the editors of the Delphin 
 Claffics. 
 
 A complete dictionary of the Greek and Roman 
 antiquities, tranflated. 4°. Lo/id. 1700 
 
 DANHAWER, J. C. 
 
 Oratio Pentecoftalis de facrofanfta Spiritus 
 Sanfti poefi. Ugolinus, 31. 881 
 
 Politica Biblica. Ibid. 24. 205 
 
 DANICHIUS, Hilarion, Prior Cartufiae Gem- 
 nicenfis 1610. 
 
 Saul et David, feu traftatus de malis et bonis 
 paftoribus. Pez, Bibl. Afcet. I. 205 
 
 Infignes fermones capitulares, &c. Ibid. I. 345 
 
 DANIEL, Monachus Roulhunus. 
 
 Flourifhed 550. 
 
 Vita S. Climaci. Bibl. Max. Patr. 10. 386 
 
 DANIEL, Gabriel. 
 
 Born at Rouen 1649. Died 1728. A member of the 
 
 Jefuit fociety. Was appointed hiftoriographer to King 
 
 Louis XIV., with a penfion of 2000 livres. His Hiftory 
 
 of France has beencriticiled very feverely by fome authors; 
 
 but it is a work of confiderable merit. 
 
 Hiftoire de France. Nouvelle edition, aug- 
 
 mentee de notes, de differtations, de Thift. du 
 
 regne de Louis XIII. etdu journal de celui de 
 
 Louis XIV. [Par le P. H. Griffet.] 17 vol. 
 
 4°. P^ir. 1755* 
 
 Reponfe aux Lettres Provinciales de L. de Mon- 
 
 talte [Pafcal], ou Entretiens de Cleandre et 
 
 d'Eudoxe. [Anon.] 12°. Jm/. 1697 
 
 The difcourfes of Cleander and Eudoxe upon 
 
 the Provincial Letters. To which is added 
 
 an Anfwer to the Apology for the Provincial 
 
 Letters. Tranflated. [Anon.] 8°. ZoW. 1704 
 
 This book, written againft the Janfenifts, obtained on 
 
 its firft appearing the moft extraordinary fuccefs. It was 
 
 tranflated into Italian, Latin, Spaniih, and Englifh. It 
 
 contains fome very fair and very moderate criticilms on 
 
 Pafcal. 
 
 Lettres au R. P. Alexandre, dans lefquelles on 
 fait le parallele de la doctrine des Thomilles 
 avec celle des Jefuites, fur la probabilite et 
 fur la grace. [Anon.] 12°. Colog7ie, 1698 
 DANIEL, Herm. Adalbert, Phil. Doft. 
 Codex Liturgicus ecclefiae univerfae in epitomen 
 redaftus. 3 vol. 8°. Lipf. 1747-51 
 
 Vol. I. 1847. 
 [Duo fafciculi.] Codex Liturgicus ecclefiae Romano- 
 Catholicae [Romanus, Ambrofianus, Gallicanus, 
 Mozarabicus]. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1848. 
 Codex Liturgicus ecclefiae Lutherans. 
 
 3 K
 
 867 
 
 868 
 
 DANIEL, Herm. Adalbert {continued). 
 Vol. 3. 1851. 
 Codex Liturgicus ecclells Retbrmatae atque Angllcanae. 
 Thefaurus hymnologicus, five hymnorum canti- 
 corum fequentiarum circa annum md. ufita- 
 tarum colleftio ampliffima. Carmina collegit, 
 apparatu critico ornavit, veterum interpretum 
 notas feleftas, fuafque adjecit H. A. Daniel. 
 3 vol. 8°. Ha//is, 1841-46 
 
 Vol. I. 1841. 
 Hymni. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1844. 
 Sequentia, cantica, antiphonae. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1846. 
 Deledlus carminum ecclefiae Graces, curante R. Vorm- 
 
 baum. 
 Carmina Syrlacae ecclefiae, curante L. Splleth. 
 Paralipomena ad tomum i. et ii. 
 
 DANIEL, Richard. 
 
 God the Creator and the Preferver ; a poem. 
 F. I. Pp. 8. Folio. Lend. 17 14 
 
 DANIEL, Samuel. 
 
 An Englifh poet and hiftorian. Born near Taunton, 
 Somerfetlliire, 1562. Died 1619. His poetical works 
 were publifhed in 1602, folio j in 1623, 4°., and 1728, 
 2 vol. 18^. 
 The civill wars of England betweene the two 
 
 houfes of Lancafter and Yorke [in verfe]. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1599 
 Hiftory of England, from the Conqueft to the 
 
 end of K. Edward III. Kennet, Bp. Hift. i 
 DANNYE, Robert, D.D., Reftor of Spofforth, 
 
 Yorkfhire. 
 Sermon, Prov. 29. 2. [i\ffize.] 8°. Tork, 1718 
 DANOVIUS [DANOW], Ernest James. 
 
 A Proteftant divine. Born at Redlau, in Pruffia, 1741. 
 
 Profeflbr of Theology at Jena, 1772. Died 1782. 
 
 Theologiae dogmaticje inllitutio, fcholis fuis 
 
 fcripfit. 2 vol. 12°. Jejia, 1772 
 
 DANSEY, William, M.A., Prebendary ofSalis- 
 
 bury, Redlor of Donhead, St. Andrew. 
 Horae decanicas rurales. An attempt to illus- 
 trate, by a feries of notes and extradls, the 
 name and title, the origin, appointment, and 
 functions, perfonal and capitular, of rural 
 deans ; with a k\N incidental remarks on the 
 rife and decay of rural bifhops, and on the 
 incardination of parochial clergy ; to which is 
 added an appendix of documents ancient and 
 modern. Second edition. 2 vol. 4°. L. 1844 
 Vol. I. Name and title. Origin of the office. Elec- 
 tion and inftitution. Perfonal functions. 
 Vol. 2. Capitular functions. The decline and revival 
 
 of the office. 
 Appendix of documents. The Laodicean canons. With 
 annotations, continental documents, Englifh, Iriih, 
 Scotch, colonial . . . . 215-563 
 
 DANTE Alighieri. 
 
 An illuitrious Italian poet. Born at Florence 1265. 
 Died 1 321. His great work, the Divina Commedia, is a 
 kind of epic, in which the reader is led through Hell, Pur- 
 gatory, and Paradife, each of which places exhibiting a 
 motley affembly of real and mythological perfonages. The 
 Inferno is the mafter-piece of Dante. The work is well 
 tranflated into Engli/h by Boyd ; but that by Cary is 
 luperior. 
 
 DANTE Alighieri [continued). 
 
 Inferno, Purgatorio, Paradifo. 3 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1787 
 
 The Divina Commedia, confifling of Inferno, Pur- 
 gatorio, and Paradifo. Tranflated into Englifli 
 verfe, with preliminary eflays, notes, and illus- 
 trations, by the Rev. Henry Boyd. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1802 
 Vol. I. 
 Comparative view of the Inferno with fome other poems. 
 Hiftorical effay on the affairs of Florence, &c. 
 Life of Dante, from Leonardo Bruni, &c. 
 The Inferno. 
 Summary view of the Platonic dodlrine with refpedl to 
 
 a future ftate. 
 Vol. 2. The Purgatorio, with preliminary eflay. 
 Vol. 3. The Paradifo, with eflay. Index. 
 
 The vifion ; or hell, purgatory, and paradife. 
 Tranflated by the Rev. Henry Francis Cary, 
 A.M. A new edition, correfted, with the 
 life of Dante, chronological view of his age, 
 additional notes, and index. Sm. 8°. L. 1844 
 Other tranflations : By Ichabod Wright, 3 vol. fm. S"*. 
 
 Lond. 1845. The Inferno, by J. Dayman, 12°. 1S43. 
 
 The Inferno, a literal profe tranflation, by J. A. Carlyle, 
 
 fm. 8°. 1848. Lyrical Poems, by C. Lyell, fm. 8°. 1845. 
 
 DANVERS, Joseph, Efq. 
 
 Tipping tipt juftice ; or, the Rev. Mr. Silvefter's 
 critical diflertation, &c., wherein he pretends 
 to confute Mr. Foiler's notion of herefy, ver- 
 fified. Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 D'ANVERIAN, The, hiftory of the affairs of 
 Europe, for the memorable year 1731. With 
 the prefent ftate of Gibraltar, and an exaft 
 -defcription of it, and of the Spanifh works 
 before. Alfo of Dunkirk, and the late trans- 
 aftions there. With curious plans of both 
 thofe places. Second edit. Two plans. Pp. 94. 
 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 DANZIUS, J. A. 
 
 Differt. de re militari Hebrseorum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 27. 365 
 
 Baptifinus profelytorum Judaicus. Ibid. 22. 881 
 
 See Meuschen, Nov. Teft. 
 
 D'AQUIN, P., ProfefTeur en la langue Hebrai'que. 
 
 L'examine du monde : fentences morales des 
 anciens Hebreux, et les treize modes defquelles 
 ils fe fervoient pour interpreter la Bible. Heb. 
 et Fr. 8°. Par. 1629 
 
 DARBY, Samuel, M.A., Reftor of Whatfield, 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 12. 3. [Vifitation.] 4°. L. 1784 
 
 DARELL, John. 
 
 " A perfon of long obfervation and experience, employed 
 firft and laft in the afiviirs of the Indies, fifty years, viz. 
 from Sir Walter Rawleigh his laft voyage 161 5, to this 
 prefent year 1665." 
 
 A true and compendious narration (or fecond 
 
 part of Amboyney) of fundry notorious or remarkable 
 injuries, infolences and ads of hoftility which Hollanders 
 have exercifed from time to time againft the Englifh 
 nation in the Eaft Indies, &c., and particularly of the 
 total plundering and finking of the Dragon and Kathe- 
 rine, both fhips and men. 4°. hond. 1665
 
 869 
 
 870 
 
 DARNELL, W. N., B.D., Preb. of Durham, 
 
 Vicar of Stockton-upon-Tees, and Lallingham. 
 
 Sermons. 8". Lond. 18 16 
 
 Prov. 9. 12. Self-love . . - - i 
 
 John, 5. 44. The duty of inculcating the motives to 
 
 virtue recommended in the Gofpel in preference to 
 
 other motives ----- 23 
 
 Matt. 22. 37. The love of God - - - 45 
 
 Job, 33. 29, 30. Mental fufferings - - 71 
 
 Deut. 8. 2. Means which God takes to bring men to 
 
 falvation - - - - - - 95 
 
 Matt. 18.21,22. The Chriftian temper - I15 
 
 Gen. 43. 29, 30. Fraternal love - - - ^37 
 
 Lev. 19. 32. Reipedt to the aged - - 155 
 
 Luke, 2. 10. Chriftmasday - - - 173 
 
 Rev. 4. 8. Praife, the employment of blefled Ipirits 193 
 Joel, 2. 26. HarveftofiSl3 - - - 211 
 
 Deut. 31. 12. Evening ledture - - - 229 
 
 Rom. 16. 19. Affize fermon - - - 247 
 
 Mate. 25. 36. Duty of attending the fick - 269 
 
 Heb. 10, 7. Confumption. Infirmary - 287 
 
 John, 13. 23. Friendihip - - - " 3^5 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. Funeral fermon on H, Burrell, Efq. 335 
 Jer. 8. 20. Containing an extradt from the Diary of the 
 
 late W. C. Lowes, Efq. - - - 361 
 
 DARWIN, Erasmus, M.D., F R.S. 
 
 A poet, phyfician, and phyfiologift. Born at Elton, 
 near Newark, 173 1. Studied at St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge, and at Edinburgh. Settled in Lichfield, and in 
 1781 retired to Derby. Died 1802. 
 Zoonomia, or the laws of organic life. 2d edit. 
 
 4 vol. 8°. Edin. 1 801* 
 
 A plan for the conduft of female education in 
 
 boarding-fchools. Pp. 128. 4°. Derby, lygj 
 Other works : The Botanic Garden, a poem, 2d edition, 
 2 vol. 8°. 1799. Phytologia, or the Philofophy of Agri- 
 culture and Gardening, 4°. 1799. The Temple of Nature, 
 or the Origin of Society, a poem, 4°. 1803, &c. 
 
 DASSOVIUS, T. 
 
 Imagines Hebraearum rerum. Ugolinus, 9. 1151 
 Diflert. ritibus Mezuzae. Ibid. 21. 737 
 
 Vidua Hebrasa. Ibid. 30. 1025 
 
 DATHE, John Augustus. 
 
 An eminent Oriental fcholar and Biblical critic. Born 
 at WeifTenfels, Saxony, 1731. Profeffor of Oriental Lite- 
 rature at Leipfic 1762. Died 179 1. He edited an edition 
 of Glaflii Philologia Sacra. See Glassius. 
 Libri Veteris Tellamenti ex recenfione textus 
 
 Hebrsei et verfionum antiquarum Latine verfi, 
 
 notifque philologicis et criticis illuftrati. 6 vol, 
 8°. Halla, 1 79 1 
 
 Vol. I. Pentateuchus. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1789. Job, Prov., Ecclef., Cantic. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1832. Libri hiftorici V. T. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1831. Propheta majores. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1790. Prophetae minores. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1794. Pfalmi. 
 
 One of the beft Latin tranflations of the Old Teftament. 
 Opufcula ad ciifm et interpretationem Veteris 
 
 Teftamenti. 8°. Lipf. 1795 
 
 D'ATTICHY, Louis Dony, Bifhop of Riez. 
 Hiftoire de la B. Reyne Jeanne de France de 
 
 Valois, fondatrice de I'ordre des religieufes de 
 
 I'Annonciade. 8°. Par. 1644 
 
 DAUBENY, Charles, Archdeacon of Sarum. 
 
 An eminent divine. Born 1744. Educated at the New 
 College, Oxford. Prebendary of Salilbury 1784. Arch- 
 deacon of Sarum 1804. Died 1827. 
 A guide to the Church, in feveral difcourfes [on 
 
 DAUBENY, Charies {continued). 
 
 the nature, defign, and conftitution of the 
 Chriftian Church, the fin of fchifm, baptifm, 
 liberty of confcience, &c.] Third edition, to 
 which is prefixed fome account of the author's 
 life and writings. Royal 8°. Lond. 1830 
 
 Appendix to the Guide to the Church, in which 
 the principles advanced in that work are more 
 fully maintained, in anfvvcr to objedlions. 
 Third edition, to which are added fome ex- 
 trafts from the author's Diary. Royal 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 Vindicias ecclefise AnglicanjE, in which fome of 
 the falfe reafonings, incorreft ftatements, and 
 palpable mifreprefentations, in a publication 
 entitled The True Churchman afcertained, by 
 John Overton, A.B., are pointed out. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1803 
 A charge delivered to the clergy, Auguft 1807. 
 8°. Lond. 1807 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 3. 14, 15. [Charity Schools.] 
 To which is annexed. An account of the So- 
 ciety for Promoting Chriftian Knowledge. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1809 
 On the nature, progrefs, and confequences of 
 fchifm, with immediate reference to the pre- 
 fent ftate of religious afi'airs in rhis country. 
 8°. Lond. 1 81 8 
 
 A charge delivered to the reverend the clergy of 
 the archdeaconry of Sarum, at his vifitation in 
 July, 1 8 19. 8°. Lond. 1819 
 
 Difcourfes. 3 vol. 8''. Lond. 1802-16 
 
 [Vol. I.] i8c2. 2d edit. 
 Eight difcourfes on the connexion between the Old and 
 New Teftament confidered as two parts of the fame 
 divine revelation ; and demonftrative of the great 
 dodtrine of atonement : accompanied with a prelimi- 
 nary difcourfe refpettfuUy addreffed to the younger 
 clergy : containing fome remarks on the late Pro- 
 feffor Campbell's Ecclefiaftical Hiflorj'. 
 Preliminary difcourfe, to | Rom. 6. 23 - - 377 
 the younger clergy i Heb. 12. i, 2 - 419 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. 3 ferm. 151 Index - - - 483 
 I Cor. I. 30 3 fs. 255 j 
 
 Vol. 2. 1805. 
 Difcourfes on various fubjedts and occafions. With a 
 preface, addreffed to the congregation aflembled in 
 Chrift Church, Bath. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 17. Aft. attempt 
 on the life of the king i 
 
 John, 7. 37. Opening of 
 a free church - 29 
 Dan. 10. 12. Lent 51 
 Luke, 22. 19 - - 79 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13 - 105 
 
 Ifa. 46. 9, 10 - 133 
 
 Mark, 13. 37. Fun. f. 171 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Gen. I. 27 - - I 
 
 Matt. 4. I - 47 
 
 Col. 3. 9, 10 - - 89 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. 2 ferm. 123 
 
 D'AUBIGNE, J. Henri Merle, Prefident of the 
 
 Theological School of Geneva. 
 Sermons, laiires a mes auditeurs, comme un fou- 
 
 venir de mon afteftion. 8"^. Hamb. 1823 
 
 Matt. II. 
 I Cor. 10. 
 
 28- 
 15- 
 
 -30 - 
 Vifit.f 
 
 199 
 
 225 
 
 I John, 3 
 Pfa. 122. 
 
 3- 
 
 I 
 
 2 ferm. 
 
 255 
 
 307 
 
 I John, 5 
 Ifa. 55. 6 
 Matt. II. 
 
 •4 
 5- 
 
 325 
 - - 35S 
 For eredting 
 
 a new c 
 
 hurch 
 
 381 
 
 1816. 
 
 
 
 
 Matt. 22. 14 
 Adls, 2. 42. 
 
 3 ferm. 
 
 177 
 221 
 
 Rom. 14. 
 
 12 
 
 - 
 
 321 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 
 
 17 
 
 . 3fs. 
 
 36s
 
 871 
 
 872 
 
 D'AUBIGNE, J. Henri Merle [continued). 
 
 Matt. I. 23. Emmanuel . . - . 1 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. La croix de Jefus-Chrift - 25 
 
 Matt. II. 5. La publication de I'cvangile - 53 
 
 Luc, 19. 16, 17. Le fervice de Jeius-Chrift - 75 
 
 1 Tim. 5. 8. Le devoir des maitres envers ceux de leur 
 
 maifon ------- ^y 
 
 Philip. I. 6. L'ceuvre du ialut - - - 121 
 
 Hillory of the Great Reformation of the fixteenth 
 century in Germany, Switzerland, &c. Trans- 
 lated. Second edit. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1840-46 
 Other tranflations : By Beveridge, 4 vol. in 2, 12". 1846. 
 
 By Kelly, i vol. royal 8^. By Scott and White, 4 vol. 
 
 poft 8 . For review, fee Edinburgh Review, 68. 273. 
 
 The Proteftor ; a vindication. Second edition, 
 reviled and enlarged. 8°. Edin. 1847 
 
 DAUBUZ, Charles, Vicar of Brotherton. 
 
 A learned French Proteftant divine. Born 1670. Came 
 to England on the revocation of the Edidl of Nantes, and 
 became vicar of Brotherton, Chefhire. Died 1740. His 
 Commentary on the Book of Revelation is a moft elaborate 
 and valuable work, to which later writers have been much 
 indebted. The abridgement by Lancafter forms a good 
 analyfis of its multifarious contents. Both works are rare. 
 A perpetual commentary on the Revelation of 
 St. John. Wherein is contained, L The original facred 
 text, and the Englifh tranflation, laid down and com- 
 pared together and their true literal and myftical fenfe 
 opened and explained. IL The nature of the prophetick 
 ftile, and the u(e ot fymbolical and myftick terms is 
 fliewed and illuftrated from numerous inftances drawn 
 from Chriftian and pagan antiquities. IIL The hiftory 
 of the Church of Chrift in the feveral great periods of 
 its militant ftate here upon earth, is fet forth. With a 
 preliminary difcourfe concerning the certainty of the 
 principles upon which the Revelation of St. John is to 
 be underftood. Folio. Lond. 1720 
 
 A perpetual commentary on the Revelation of 
 
 St. John, with a preliminary difcourfe concerning the 
 principles upon which the faid Revelation is to be under- 
 ftood. New modelled, abiidged, and rendered plain to 
 the meaneft capacity [with a fymbolical alphabetical 
 didionary]. By Peter Lancafter, A.M., Vicar of Bow- 
 den, in Chelhire. 4°. Lond. 1730 
 The Dictionary of Prophetic Symbols has been reprinted, 
 1842, fm. 8°. Edited by M. Haberfhon. 
 Pro teftimonio Flavii Jofephi de Jefu Chrifto, 
 libri duo. Cum prasfatione J. E. Grabe. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1706 
 
 Et apud Jofephi Opera, 2. 187 
 
 DAVENANT, John, D.D., Bifliop of Salifbury. 
 
 A divine of great learning and piety ; in doftrine a Cal- 
 vinift. Born in London, and educated at Queen's College, 
 Cambridge, where he was eledled to a Fellowfhip 1597. 
 Lady Margaret Profeffor of Divinity 1609. Mailer of his 
 College 1614. Sent by King James \. to the Synod of 
 Dordt 1618. BiJhop of Salifbury 1621. Died 1641. 
 
 Expofitio epiftolje D. Pauli ad Coloflenfes. Edi- 
 tio fecunda. Folio. Cantab. 1630 
 
 An expofition of the Epiftle of St. Paul to the 
 Coloffians, originally delivered in a feries of 
 leftures before the Univerfity. Tranflated 
 from the original Latin, with a life of the 
 author, and notes, by Jofiah Allport, Minifter 
 ofSt. James's, Birmingham. 2 vol. 8°. Z.1831 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of Bp. Davenant. 
 Expofition. Chap, i, 2. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Expofition. Chap. 3, 4. 
 
 DAVENANT, Birtiop [continued). 
 
 A dilTertation on the death of Chrift as to its extent and 
 fpecial benefits, containing a fhort hiftory of Pela- 
 gianifm, and fhewing the agreement of the do(ftrines 
 of the Church of England on general redemption, 
 eledfion, and predeftination, with the Primitive Fathers 
 and the Holy Scriptures. [By Davenant.] Tranflated. 
 
 Indexes. 
 
 Diflertationes duse, de morte Chrifli, et de prs- 
 dellinatione. Folio. Cantab. 1630 
 
 Pr^lediones de duobus in theologia controverfis 
 capitibus : 
 
 De judice controverfiarum, primo. 
 De jufticia habituali et aftuali, altero. 
 Folio. Cantab. 163 i 
 
 Determinationes quasftionum quarundam theolo- 
 gicarum. Folio. Cantab. 1634 
 
 A fecond edition publilhed in 1639 with corrcdlions and 
 additions. 
 
 A treatife on juftification, or the Difputatio de 
 juftitia habituali et adluali of the Rt. Rev. John 
 Davenant, D.D.,Bifliop of Salifbury, publifhed 
 firft in the year 1631, and now tranflated 
 from the original Latin. Together with trans- 
 lations of the Determinationes of the fame 
 prelate. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1844-46 
 
 Vol. I. 1844. 
 Treatife on juftification. 
 
 Inherent or habitual righteoufnefs. 
 Aftual righteoufnefs or the righteoufnefs of works. 
 Vol. 2. 1S46. 
 Aftual righteoufnefs, continued. 
 
 The Determinationes or refolutions of certain theological 
 queftions publicly difcuffed in the Univerfity of Cam- 
 bridge, firft publifhed a.d. 1634, and now tranllated 
 from the corrected and enlarged edition of 1639. 
 
 Animadverfions upon a treatife intituled God's 
 Love to Mankind [by Hoard.] 8°. L. 1641 
 
 Ad fraternam communionem inter evangelicas 
 ecclefias rellaurandam adhortatio. 24°. 
 
 Cantab. 1640* 
 A tranflation of this work into Engli/h was publifhed in 
 
 DAVENPORTE, John, B.D. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. I. 18. A royal edift for military 
 exercifes. 4°. Lond. 1629 
 
 DAVID de Augusta [David of Augsburg]. 
 
 A Minim Friar. Flourifhed 1250. 
 
 Opufcula. 
 
 Formula novitiorum de exterioris hominis re- 
 
 formatione. 
 Formula interioris hominis. 
 De feptem proceflibus religiofi. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 867 
 
 DAVID Nicetas. See Nicetas, David. 
 
 DAVIDSON, John, Regent in St. Leonard's Coll. 
 
 A dialogue betwixt a clerk and a courteour, con- 
 cerning the ftate of parifh kirks in Scotland. 
 Cr. 8°. 1570. Reprinted at Edinburgh 1829. 
 
 Forty copies only reprinted. 
 
 DAVIDSON, Samuel, D.D. of the Univerfity of 
 
 Halle, and LL.D. 
 A treatife on biblical criticifm, exhibiting a fys- 
 
 tematic view of that fcience. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1852
 
 873 
 
 DAVISON, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Vol.1. The Old Teftament : The Hebrew language, 
 charadlers, vowels, hiftory of the text, the printed 
 text, ancient verfions, Septuagint, Greek verfions of 
 Aquila, &c. Targums, Samaritan Pentateuch, Pe/hito, 
 Arabic, Latin quotations from the Old Teftament in 
 the New, Hebrew MSS., &c. 
 Vol.2. The New Teftament: Nature of the language, 
 hiftory of the text, caufes of various readings, the 
 canon, hiftory of the printed text, ancient verfions, 
 Pefliito, Philoxenian, Syriac, yEthiopic, Armenian, 
 Gothic, &c. MSS. quotations of the New Teftament 
 on ancient writers, &c. 
 Tbis 'work includes t/ie j'uhjiance of the author s Le&ures on 
 
 Biblical Criticifm, publtped 1 8 39, I 'vol. %°. 
 
 Sacred hermeneutics developed and applied ; in- 
 cluding a hiftory of biblical interpretation from 
 the earlieft of the Fathers to the Reformation. 
 8°. Edin. 1843 
 
 Ufe oi reafon in the expofitlon of Scripture. Allegorical 
 interpretation. Hiftory of Biblical interpretation. Sys- 
 tems of interpretation. Principles of interpretation. 
 Figurative language, allegory, &c. Quotations from 
 the Old Teftament in the New. Alleged contra- 
 didtions oi Scripture, ancient verfions, commentaries, 
 &c. Bibliographical account of hermeneutical wri- 
 ters, &c. 
 An introduflion to the New Teftament ; con- 
 taining an examination of the moft important 
 queftions relating to the authority, interpreta- 
 tion, and integrity, of the canonical books, 
 with reference to the lateft inquiries. 3 vol. 
 8°. Land. 1848-51 
 
 Vol. I. 1848. The four gofpels. Vol. 2. 1849. ^fts 
 to Theflalonians. Vol. 3. 1851. Timothy to Revelation. 
 
 The ecclefiaftical polity of the New Teftament 
 unfolded, and its points of coincidence or dis- 
 agreement with prevailing fyftems indicated. 
 [Congregational Lefture.] 8°. Land. 1848 
 
 DAVIES, Charles G., M.A., Minifter of the 
 Church of the Holy Trinity, Wakefield. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. 
 
 
 Land. 
 
 184I 
 
 I Cor. 6. 19, 20 
 I Thefl". 4. 13, 14 
 Phil. 3. 20, 21 - 
 I Theff. 2. II, 12 - 
 
 I 
 28 
 55 
 79 
 
 Pfa. I. 3 - - 
 
 Matt.«i2. 43-45 
 Phil. 3. 7-9 
 Pfa. 27. 4 
 
 204 
 
 - 227 
 251 
 
 - 272 
 
 Lam. 3. 24-26 - 
 
 105 
 
 Luke, 22. 41-44 
 
 295 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 14 - 
 Phil. I. 3-6 
 Pfa. 33. 18-22 
 
 130 
 
 155 
 180 
 
 I John, 3. 14 - 
 Pfa. 63. I, 2 - 
 
 319 
 - 343 
 
 DAVIES, D. W., B.A. 
 
 Serm.,Pfa. 137. 5,6. [Faft.] %°. Cranbrookfi^O'i, 
 
 DAVIES, Edward, Reftor of Bifliopfton, and 
 Chancellor of Brecon. 
 A Welfti divine, diftinguifhed for his inveftigations into 
 
 the ancient hiftory and language of Britain. Born 1756 ; 
 
 died 183 I. 
 
 Celtic refearches on the origin, traditions, and 
 language of the antient Britons, with fome 
 introductory flcetches on primitive fociety. 
 Royal 8°. Land. 1804 
 
 The mythology and rites of the Britifti Druids, 
 afcertained by national documents, and com- 
 pared with the general traditions and cuftoms 
 of heathenifm, &c. ; with ancient poems and 
 extrafts, and remarks on ancient Britifh coins. 
 Royal 8°. Land. 1 809 
 
 874 
 
 DAVIES, Edward {continued). 
 Difcourfes on Church union. 
 
 Churchman Armed, 1. 1 
 DAVIES, James, M.A. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 119. 57. Shewing wherein the 
 
 good man's portion and dependence confifts. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1679 
 
 DAVIES, James, M.A., Redor of Barton Mills. 
 A ferious addrefs to the aged, confifting of dis- 
 
 courfes and devotions fuited to their ftate and 
 
 condition. Second edition. 12°. Lond. 1734 
 DAVIES, James, Mafter of the National School, 
 
 on Devauden Hill, Monmouthftiire. 
 (A brief memoir of.) By a clergyman. Second 
 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1832 
 
 DAVIES, James, Minifter of the Old Meeting- 
 
 Houfe, Haverhill. 
 A popular view of atheifm. Sm. 8°. Lond. 
 
 The fupremacy of the Scriptures, the divine rule 
 
 of religion. With a recommendatory letter 
 
 by the Rev. J. Pye Smith, D.D. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 Col. 4. 17. The filling up of the Chriftian 
 
 miniftry. A charge addreffed to the Rev. John Ham- 
 ilton Davies, B.A., at his ordination to the paftorate over 
 
 the Congregational Church, Sherborne. ^^. Lond.l?i^% 
 
 DAVIES, John, Curate of St. Giles-in-the-Fields. 
 An eflay on the relation in which the moral 
 precepts of the Old and New Teftaments 
 ftand to each other. To which was adjudged 
 the Hulfean prize for 1842. 8°. Camb. 1843 
 DAVIES, Samuel, Prefident of the College in 
 New Jerfey. 
 
 An eminent American divine. Born in Delaware 1724. 
 He fucceeded Jonathan Edwards as Prefident of the College 
 of New Jerfey 1759. ^'^*^ 1761. He was a very popular 
 preacher, and his fermons are held in great eftimation, 
 although the ftyle is not always good. His doftrine is 
 Calviniftic, and in church-government he takes the fide of 
 Diflenters. In the editions printed during the prefent 
 century an entire volume of fermons is added. The lateft 
 American edition (3 vol. fm. 8^. New York, 1851) con- 
 tains an effay on the life and times of the author, by Albert 
 Barnes, but it leaves out the funeral fermons by Finley and 
 Gibbons, and eifay by Boftwick. 
 
 Sermons on important fubjefts. With an eflay 
 on the life and times of the author, by Albert 
 Barnes. 3 vol. 8°. New York, \%^\ 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Introdudlory effay - - . . xii-lxix 
 
 Luke, 16. 27-31. The divine authority and fufRciency 
 
 of the Chriftian religion . - . i 
 
 John, 3. 16. The method of falvation through Jefus 
 
 Chrift 31 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Sinners entreated to be reconciled to God 
 
 54 
 
 Eph. 2. I and 5. The nature and univerfality of fpiritual 
 
 death - 74 
 
 Eph. 2. 4, 5. The nature and procefs of fpiritual life 95 
 
 Ifa. 66. 2. Poor and contrite fpirits the objefts of the 
 
 divine favour - - - - - -113 
 
 Matt. 22. 5. The nature and danger of making light of 
 Chrift and falvation - - - - 129 
 
 Matt. 12. 20. The compaflion of Chrift to weak be- 
 lievers ------- 143 
 
 Heb. 12. 14. The connexion between prefent holinefs 
 and future felicity ----- 159
 
 875 
 
 876 
 
 DAVIES, Samuel {continued). 
 
 John, 18. 37. The mediatorial kingdom and glories of 
 
 Jelus Chrift .---.. 172 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. Things unfeen to be preferred to things 
 
 feen ------- igg 
 
 Afts, II. 26. The facred import of the Chriftian name 
 
 212 
 Jer, 31. 18-20. The divine mercy to mourning penitents 
 
 227 
 I Pet. 2. 7. Chrift precious to all true believers 247 
 Rev. 3. 15, 16. The danger of lukewarmnefs in religion 
 
 267 
 Pfa. 97. I. The divine government the joy of our world 
 
 282 
 Exod. 33. 18, 19 ; 34. 6, 7. The name of God pro- 
 claimed by himfelf ----- 297 
 
 I John, 4. 8. God is love - - - 315 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The general refurreftion - 338 
 Afts, 17. 30, 31. The univerfal judgment - 357 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The one thing needful - 384 
 
 1 Pet. 4. iS. Saints faved with difficulty, and the certain 
 perdition of finners - - - - 405 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 29-31. Indifference to life urged from its 
 fliortnefs and vanity - - - - - 421 
 
 1 Cor. I. 22-24. The preaching of Chrift crucified the 
 means of falvation - - . - 440 
 
 2 Chron. 32. 25. Ingratitude to God a heinous but 
 general iniquity . . - - . 465 
 
 Ifa. 53. 10, II. The fufFerings of Chrift and their con- 
 fequent joys and bleffings - - - 478 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Life and immortality revealed in the 
 Gofpel. Funeral fermon - - - - 9 
 
 Ifa. 28. 16, 17. Jefus Chrift the only foundation 23 
 
 I Tim. 5. 8. Neceffity and excellence of family religion 
 
 42 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. The rule of equity - - 62 
 
 I Cor. 6. 19, 20. Dedication to God argued from 
 redeeming mercy ----- 76 
 
 I Cor. 5. 8. The Chriftian feaft - - 95 
 
 1 John, 3. I, 2. Nature and bleflednefs of fonfhip with 
 
 God ------- 122 
 
 Jer. 28. 16. New year - - - - 139 
 
 Luke, 10. 20. Enrolment of our names in heaven the 
 
 nobleft fource of joy - - - - - '53 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 4, 5. Succefs of the gofpel by the divine 
 power upon the fouls of men . - - 164 
 
 John, 12. 27, 28. Divine perfeftions illuftrated in the 
 
 method of falvation through the fufferings of Chrift 182 
 Pfa. III. 10. Religion the higheft wifdom, and fin the 
 
 greateft madnefs and folly - - - - 203 
 
 Mark, 12. 6. Rejedtion of Chrift a common but moft 
 
 unreafonable iniquity - - - - 2x8 
 
 Pro V. 29. I. Doom of the incorrigible finner - 236 
 Ifa. 45. 22. Nature of looking to Chrift. (2 ferm.) 252 
 Rom. 9.22,23. Veffelsof mercy and veflels ot wrath 274 
 A6ts, 17.30. Nature and necefllty of true repentance 291 
 Gal. 4. 19, 20. The tender anxieties of minifters for 
 
 their people ------ 307 
 
 Matt. 23. 37. Wonderful compaflion of Chrift to the 
 
 greateft of finners - - . . . 326 
 
 John, 21. 17. Nature of love to God and Chrift 343 
 John, 3. 7. Nature and author of regeneration 368 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. Divine life in the fouls of men. (2 ferm.) 385 
 Adls, 9. 5. The ways of fin hard and difficult 414 
 
 Matt. 9. 12. Charadlers of the whole and fick in a 
 
 fpiritual fenfe - - - - - 425 
 
 John, 8. 56. A fight of Chrift the defire and delight of 
 
 faints in all ages . . - - - 446 
 
 Gal. 3. 23. Law and gofpel - . - 461 
 
 Luke, 14. 21-24. The gofpel invitation - 484 
 
 Rom. I. 16, 17. Nature of juftification and the nature 
 
 and concern of faith in it - - - 498 
 
 I Cor. 3. 7. Succefs of the miniftry of the gofpel owing 
 
 to a divine influence c" " " ~ 5^^ 
 
 DAVIES, Samuel (continued). 
 
 John, 3. 19. The rejection of Gofpel light the condem- 
 nation of men - - . - . ^43 
 Vol. 3. 
 Rom. 13. II. New year's gift _ _ . j 
 2 Sam. I. 19. Funeral fermon on George II. 24 
 2 Sam. 10. 12. Religion and patriotifm the conftituents 
 
 of a good foldier ----- 41 
 
 Jonah, 3. 9. The crifis ; or, the uncertain doom of 
 
 kingdoms at particular times - - - 62 
 
 Jer. 48. 10. The curfe of cowardice - - 84 
 
 Luke, 21. 10, II ; 25, 26. The figns of the times 100 
 Ifa. 32. 13—19. The happy effedls of the pouring out of 
 
 the Spirit .--._. 129 
 
 Jer. 5. 3. A time of unufual ficknefs and mortality 
 
 improved - - - - - -151 
 
 Ifa. 24. 18-20. Religious improvement of the late 
 
 earthquakes - - - - - - 176 
 
 James, 4. i. Serious refledlions on war. Faft day 193 
 Ifa. 22. 12-14. O" 'he defeat of Gen. Braddoch going 
 
 to Fort-de-Quefne - - - - -215 
 
 Dan. 4. 25. God the fovereign of all kingdoms 232 
 Ezek. 20. 43, 44. A thanklgiving fermon for national 
 
 bleffings. Faft day - - - - 253 
 
 Zeph. I. 12. Practical atheifm in denying the agency 
 
 of divine providence expofed . - - 272 
 
 Rom. 5. 17. The primitive and prefent ftate of man 
 
 compared ------ 294 
 
 Ezek. 33. 8. Certainty of death. Afun.ferm. 316 
 
 John, 5. 42. Evidences of the want of love to God 334 
 Prov. 14. 32. The objefts, grounds, and evidences, of 
 
 the hope of the righteous - - - - ^^y 
 
 I Theff. 2. 8. The love of fouls a necefTary qualification 
 
 for the minifterial office. Ordination fermon 368 
 The manner of ordination - - - - 384 
 
 1 Tim. 3. I. The office of a bifhop a good work. 
 Ordination fermon - - - - -391 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14. A Chriftmas day fermon 418 
 
 Jolh. 24. 22. Chriftians folemnly reminded of their 
 
 obligations ------ 438 
 
 Matt, 13. 14. The guilt and doom of impenitent hearers 
 
 462 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. The apoftolic valedidlion. Farewell 
 fermon ------- 478 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 9. 22, 23. Theveffels of mercy, 
 and the vefTels of wrath, delineated in a new, uncon- 
 troverted, and praftical light. 8°. Lend. 1758 
 
 Letters from the Rev. Samuel Davies, &c., fhew- 
 ing the ftate of religion in Virginia, particularly 
 among the Negroes. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 DAVIES, Thomas, M.A., Redor of Little Hal- 
 
 lingbury, in ElTex. 
 
 The faith and praftice of a Chriftian explain'd 
 
 and enforc'd, in feveral points of importance, 
 
 from the more feleft examples and inftruftive 
 
 topics in holy writ. In lixteen difcourfes. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Land. 1720 
 
 Matt. 14. 9. The nature, lawfulnefs, and abufe of oaths 
 
 confidered in the example of Herod - - I 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. The folly of making a mock at fin 21 
 
 Gen. 45. 8. The providence of God afferted in the per- 
 
 miffion of moral evil, from the inftance of Jofeph 41 
 
 Pfa. 139. 14. The power and wifdom of God illuftrated 
 
 in the frame and ftrudfure of human bodies - 65 
 
 John, 10. 18. Thedeathand refurredlion of Jefus Chrift 
 
 the effedls of his free choice and abfolute power. Two 
 
 fermons ----- 87 
 
 Pfa. 18. I. God the fupreme and adequate objedl of our 
 love - - - - - - -128 
 
 Jonah, 4. 4. The fin and mifchief of immoderate anger, 
 exemplified in the inftance of Jonah - 148
 
 877 
 
 878 
 
 DAVIES, Thomas, M.A. {continued). 
 
 John, 5. 39. The evidence of the Scriptures for the 
 truth of Chrift's miflion - - - - 169 
 
 Luke, 19. 8. The great duty of reftitution explained 
 and inforced from the example of Zaccheus 189 
 
 Luke, 4. 13. The nature, defign, and benefit of Chrift's 
 temptation ------ 208 
 
 Luke, 14. 18. The grounds and pretences for the com- 
 mon negleft and contempt of religious duties, illus- 
 trated from the parable of the great fupper - 228 
 
 2 Pet. 3. II. The difTolution of the world an argument 
 for the ftrifteft holinefs - - - - 248 
 
 Luke, 6. 37. The duty and excellence of forgiving 
 wrongs ------- 268 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. The duty and advantage of religious meditation 
 
 288 
 
 Prov. 21. 27. The worihip of wicked men an abomina- 
 tion to God ------ 308 
 
 DAVIS, Henry Edwards, B.A. 
 
 Born at Windfor 1756. Educated at Baliol College, 
 Oxford, of which he became fellow in 1780, and entered 
 into prieft's orders. Died 1784. His charadler was amiable 
 and excellent ; his Examination of Gibbon was written 
 when he was only twenty-one. It was anfwereJ by Gib- 
 bon, to which the author wrote a rejoinder. 
 An examination of the fifteenth and fixteenth 
 chapters of Mr. Gibbon's Hiftory of the Decline and Fall 
 of the Roman Empire. In which his view of the pro- 
 grefs of the Chriftian religion is Ihewn to be founded on 
 the mifreprefentation of the authors he cites ; and 
 numerous inftances of his inaccuracy and plagiarifm are 
 produced. Ff. 3. Pp. iv, 284. 8°. Land. 1778 
 
 DAVISSON, John. 
 
 A defence of the Proteftant Miniflers' Miffion ; 
 fhewing that 'tis the right of all Chriftian churches to 
 chufe their own minifters, and that the Popifti pretence 
 of a regular, uninterrupted fucceffion from the Apoftle 
 Peter, thro the Church of Rome, is a groundlefs fancy. 
 Being a reply to Mr. Holland's Confiderations of a fer- 
 mon, entitled, A Vindication of the Proteftant Minifter's 
 Miffion. Pp. 144. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 DAVISON, John, B.D., Fellow of Oriel College, 
 Oxford. 
 
 Born at Morpeth, 1777, where his father was a fchool- 
 mafter. Matriculated at Chrift Church, Oxford, 1794. 
 Vicar of Sutterton, Lincolnfhire, 1817. Redtor ofWafh- 
 ington, near Sunderland, 1818. Prebendary of Worcefter, 
 and Reftor of Upton-upon-Severn 1826. Died 1834. His 
 Difcourfes on Prophecy are moft valuable for their admi- 
 rable praftical tendency, critical refearch, and original 
 thinking. 
 Remains and occafional publications. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1840 
 Preface, containing notices of his life. 
 An inquiry into the origin and intent of primitive facri- 
 fice, and the Scripture evidence refpefbing it, with 
 obfervations on the opinions of Spencer, Warburton, 
 Magee, and others, and fome refledtions on the Uni- 
 tarian controverfy, firft publiftied 1825 - - I 
 Four fermons, — 
 
 Rom. 13. 3, 4. At the Lent affizes - 177 
 
 Rom. 12. 1 1 - - - - - - 203 
 
 Job, 28. 28. Religious and moral education recom- 
 mended ------ 22^ 
 
 I Tim. 4. 12, 13. At a vifitation - - 255 
 
 Remarks on baptifmal regeneration, originally publifhed 
 
 in the Quarterly Review, July 1816 - 277 
 
 Review of replies to calumnies of the Edinburgh Review 
 
 againft Oxford ------ 347 
 
 Review of Edgeworth on profeffional education 407 
 Review of Romilly on the criminal law - 457 
 
 Confiderations on the poor-laws - . - ^^g 
 
 DAVISON, John, B.D. {continued). 
 
 {Queries on the economy of public fubfcriptions [to 
 relieve diftrefs.] ----- 609 
 
 Dialogue between a Chriftian and a Reformer - 619 
 Some points on the filk-trade ftated - - 641 
 
 Difcourfes on prophecy ; in which are confidered 
 its ftrufture, ufe, and infpiration ; being the 
 fubftance of twelve fermons preached in the 
 chapel of Lincoln's Inn, in the lefture founded 
 by the Right Rev. William Warburton, 
 BifhopofGloucefter. 5th edit. 8°. 0.^/1845 
 
 Introdudlion. i. Of the previous probability of a divine 
 
 revelation. 2. Of the plan and courfe of inquiry 
 
 purfued in the following difcourfes - - i 
 
 2 Pet. I. 21. The connexion of prophecy with the 
 
 other evidences of revealed religion - - 14 
 
 Jer. 25. 4. The contents of the prophetic volume as 
 
 diftinguiftied from its prediftions - - - 34 
 
 Strufiure oj" prophecy in its Jeveral periods. 
 Gen. 17. 7. Prophecy in its earlieft ages, from the fall 
 
 to the patriarchal times. (Two fermons.) 68 
 
 Deut. 18. 15. State of prophecy contemporary with the 
 
 promulgation of the Mofaic law - - 113 
 
 Deut. 28. 15. Temporal prophecy concurrent with the 
 
 promulgation of the law - - - - 161 
 
 Afts, 3. 24. State of prophecy from Samuel to Malachi 
 
 Ifa. 9. 7. State of prophecy in the reigns of David and 
 
 Solomon ------ 187 
 
 Amos, 3. 7. State of prophecy from the reign of Solomon 
 
 to its final ceffation ----- 230 
 Ifa. 46. 10. The divine foreknowledge, and its union 
 
 with the liberty of human aftion - - 351 
 
 Infpirution of prophecf. 
 Ifa. 60. 3. Criterion of it. Proof of it in the predidlions 
 
 concerning the gofpel - - - "375 
 
 Deut. 28. 59. Predictions concerning the Jewifh people 
 
 405 
 Rev. 19. 10. Predictions concerning the great apoftafy 
 
 Ifa. 13. 19, 20. Predi(ftions on the lubjedt of Pagan 
 kingdoms j Nineveh, Babylon, Tyre, and Egypt 454 
 
 Dan. 2. 21, 22. Predidtions concerning the delcendants 
 of Ifhmael, and the fucceflion of the four ancient 
 empires ------ 475 
 
 DAVY, Charles, Curate of Hampftead Norris, 
 Berks. 
 
 Cottage fermons ; or, fhort difcourfes addrefled 
 to plain people ; being principally defigned 
 for the ufe of pious cottagers and thofe in 
 humble life, who have not leifure to read at 
 the feafon of focial prayer or family worfhip 
 more extended difcourfes, &c. 4 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. Third edition, 1824. 
 Pfa. 51. 5. State of man by nature - - 1 
 
 John, 3. 16. Redemption by Jefus Chrift - ri 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. The danger of negledting fo great falvation 22 
 Adts, 16. 30. The important queftion - - 32 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The gofpel worthy of all acceptation 43 
 Heb. 7. 25. The power of Chrift to fave to the uttermoft 
 
 54 
 Gal. 5. 24. Believers in Chrift renewed unto holinefs 65 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. The believer's walk - - 79 
 
 Pfa. iig. 105. The word of God the Chriftian's guide 92 
 
 1 Their. 5. 17. Prayer . . - - 109 
 Ifa. 64. 6. Death 125 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The judgment to come - - J40 
 
 Vol. 2. Second edition, 1823. 
 Matt. 3. 7. The wrath to come - - I 
 
 Eph. 5. 14. The call of Chrift to dead fouls - 16
 
 879 
 
 88o 
 
 DAVY, Charles {continued). 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 12. The fight of faith - - 31 
 John, 15. 5. Chrift the believer's ftrength and fafety 49 
 Eph. 2. 10. The nature and origin of good works 65 
 James, i. 22. Hearers and doers of the word - 80 
 
 2 Cor. 2. II. Satan's devices ... 93 
 I Tim. 6. 6. The gain of godlinefs - - 122 
 Pfa. 119. 75. The bleffing of afflidion - 143 
 Rom. 8. 28. The faithfulnefs of the promifes of God 
 
 to the believer in Chrift Jefus . - - 173 
 
 Vol. 3. 1824. 
 Luke, 10. 42. The one thing needful - i 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 2. The true foundation - - - 16 
 Gal. 6. 7, 8. The feed-time and harveft - 32 
 Pfa. 68. 20. The God of falvation - - - 50 
 Prov. 3. 17. The peace and pleafure of true religion 64 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. The walk of faith . - - 82 
 Eph. 2. 1. Redemption from death - - 98 
 Heb. 13. 8. The unchangeablenefs of Chrift 113 
 Luke, 12. 32. The fafety of Chrift's ftieep - 1 30 
 1 Cor. 16. 13. The duties and triumphs of a Chriflian 147 
 
 Vol. 4. 1824. 
 Matt. 2. 10. The ftar in the eaft - - - i 
 
 Matt. 22. 5. The fm and folly of negle£llng the offer 
 
 of mercy from the gofpel . - . ig 
 
 Zech. 9. 12. Chrift the refuge and defence of all who 
 
 repent and obey him ----- 34 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. The joy in heaven over a penitent finner's 
 
 return to God ----- 52, 
 
 Gen. 45. 24. The duty and blefling of peace and unity 
 
 among believers in Chrift Jefus - - - 67 
 
 Eph. 5. 30. The bleffednels and fecurity of believers 
 
 from their union with Chrift - - . 86 
 
 Pfa. 60. II. Help in God in all times of trouble 102 
 Prov. 4. 18. Progrefs of believers in Chrift in the ways 
 
 of heaven - - - - - - 119 
 
 Exod. 20. 8. The Sabbath day - - - 137 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. The voice of mercy calling upon all men to 
 
 be ready for the coming of the Lord - - 156 
 
 Reprinted in 2 vol. 12°. 18^15. 
 
 DAWES, Sir William, Bt., D.D., Abp. of York. 
 
 Born at Lyons, near Braintree, 1671. Educated at 
 Merchant-taylor's School, London, St. John's College, 
 Oxford, and Catherine Hall, Cambridge. Mafter of Cathe- 
 rine Hall 1696. Bifhop of Chefter 1707. Archbiftiop of 
 York 17 14. Died 1724. He had a genius well fitted for 
 a fcholar, a lively imagination, a ftrong memory, and a 
 found judgment. 
 
 Whole works. 3 vol. 8°. Lonti. 1733 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface, giving fome account of the life, writings, and 
 
 charafter of the author. 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Job, 5. 12. At Whitehall, Nov. 5 - - I 
 
 Prov. 14. 34. Anniv. of coronation - 24 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. Before gentlemen educated at Merchant 
 Taylor's School ..... 52 
 
 2 Tim. 3. I. Self-love the great caufe of bad times. 
 Before Soc. of Goldfmiths - - - 77 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 1 1, 12. Excellency and ufefulnefs of wifdom 
 efpecially to perfons of quality and eftate - 103 
 Pfa. 129. 1-4. Plots of Romanifts. 5 Nov. 133 
 
 I Tim. 6. 18, 19. The nature and excellency of the 
 duty of almfgiving .... 167 
 
 Deut. 23. 9. Times of war times of national humilia- 
 tion and repentance .... 205 
 A6ls, 22. 21. Soc. for Propagation of the Gofpel 236 
 Luke, 14. 12-14. Monday in Eafter week 262 
 Adls, 20. 35. The much greater blelTing of giving 
 than of receiving - - - - 295 
 Matt. 21. 38, 39. Jan. 30 - - - 324 
 Pfa. 21. 7 - - - - - . 354 
 John, 20. 20. Monday in Eafter week - 379 
 Eph. 6. 4. In Whitfun week ... 407 
 
 DAWES, Archbiftiop (continued). 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Prov. 18. 14. The pains and terrors of a wounded 
 
 confcience infupportable - . - . i 
 
 Matt. 25. 41. The certainty, greatnefs, eternity, &c. 
 
 ot hell torments. Six fermons - - 31 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. The nature and bleffednefs of poverty of 
 
 fpirit ..---.- 2^6 
 Luke, 16. 8. Worldly men wifer in their way than 
 
 Chriftians in theirs. In Lent - - 268 
 
 Heb. 9. 26. Chrift once offered the Chriftian's all- 
 
 fufficient facrifice - - - - - 301 
 
 Numb. 23. ro. The defireablenefs of dying a righteous 
 
 man's death . - - . . 32^ 
 
 I John, 3. 12. A good confcience a pledge of future 
 
 happinefs - - - - - -356 
 
 I John, 5. 4. Faith's vidlory over the world and its 
 
 temptations - - . . . 388 
 
 Prov. 10. 19. The danger of talking much and wis- 
 dom of the contrary - - - _ 420 
 James, 4. 4. The friendlhip of the world enmity with 
 
 God ...... 450 
 
 Philip. I. 27. The nature and neceffity of a Chriftian 
 
 converfation -.---. 479 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 31. The right ufe and abufe of the things 
 of this world . . - - - 509 
 
 VoL 3. 
 The duties of the clofet; being an earneft exhortation 
 
 to private devotion . . - . - i 
 
 The great duty of communicating explained and enforced, 
 
 with devotions to be ufed before, at, and after, the 
 
 Lord's fupper - - - - - 213 
 
 The anatomy of atheifm ; a poem - - - 303 
 
 A fermon at the confecration of Sir William Dawes to 
 
 the bifhopric of Chefter, by W. Milner, M.A. [On 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 3.] - _ - - - - 335 
 A fupplement to the duties of the clofet ; confifting of 
 
 a regular courfe of devotions, by the Rev. Mr. Stack- 
 houfe. 
 
 DAWSON, Benjamin, LL.D., Reftor of Burgh, 
 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Son of a Diffenting minifter at Halifax. He was living 
 in 18 12 at a very advanced age in a ftate of much debility. 
 
 An illuftration of feveral texts of Scripture, par- 
 ticularly thofe in which the Logos occurs. 
 The fubftance of eight fermons, preached 
 1764 and 1765, for the lefture founded by 
 Lady Moyer. To which are added two tradls 
 relative to an intermediate ftate. 8°. Z. 1765 
 
 Ifa. 40. 3. The Divinity Chrift ... j 
 
 Mark, i. 2. The fame .... 27 
 
 John, I. 1—3. A critical differtation on the Logos 55 
 I Cor. 12. 4, 5, 6. The Holy Ghoft in nature and 
 
 effence not inferior to God - . . . 143 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5. The human nature of Jefus Chrift 167 
 Job, II. 7. The proper ufe of reafon - 211 
 
 Remarks on Mr. Steffe's letter concerning the ftate of 
 
 the foul on death - - - . - 245 
 
 Remarks on Mr. Steffe's brief defence - 275 
 
 A fhort and fafe expedient for terminating the 
 prefent debates about fubfcriptions, occafioned by a cele- 
 brated performance, intitled the Confeffional, with a 
 letter upon a collateral fubjecft, and a large appendix of 
 authorities ancient and modern ; calculated to promote 
 peace and charity, in the room of fpeculation and con- 
 troverfy. By a friend to religious and civil liberty. 
 Publiftied by Benjamin Davvfon, LL.D. 8^- Land. 1769 
 
 Free thoughts on the fubjeft of a further refor- 
 mation of the Church of England j in fix numbers; To 
 which is added, the remarks of the editor. By the
 
 882 
 
 DAWSON, Benjamin, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 author of A Short and Safe Expedient, &c. Publifhed 
 by B. Dawfon, LL.D. 8°. Lond. \-]-]i 
 
 A letter to the clergy of the archdeaconry of 
 Winchefter, Being a vindication of the petition pre- 
 fented the laft feffion of Parliament, for the removal of 
 fubfcription to human formularies of religious taith and 
 doftrine, from the mifreprelentation of Dr. Balguy, in a 
 late charge to the clergy of his archdeaconry. In which 
 alfo the queftion, Whether fubfcription to the Thirty- 
 nine Articles be conftitutionally required of the clergy ? 
 is difculTed. Pp. 54. 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 DAWSON, John. 
 
 Lexicon Novi Teftamenti, Gr. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 Alfo publifhed in Greek and Englifh. 
 
 DAY, Angel. 
 
 The Englilh fecretorie ; or, methode of writing 
 of epiftles and letters ; alfo the parts and office 
 of a fecretorie. Sm, 8°. Lond. 
 
 DAY, Henry Thomas, LL.B., of Clare Hall, 
 Cambridge, Vicar of Mendlelham. 
 
 Sermons preached in the parifh church of Men- 
 dlelham, Suffolk. 12°. Z(?W. 1838 
 
 A<fls, 26. 18. Paul's commiflion - . - i 
 
 1 Cor. I. 24. Chrift the demonftration of God's power 
 and wifdom . . - - . i^ 
 
 Zech. 4. 6. The building of the Spirit - - 35 
 
 Tit. 2. 11-13. The teaching of grace - 45 
 
 John, 7. 16, 17. Chrift the bread of life - 59 
 
 Matt. 3. II. The baptifm of the Holy Spirit 73 
 
 Joel, 2. 29. For the freed llave. For S.P.G.F.P. 87 
 Hof. II. 8. The compaffion of God - - 95 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The chief objedt - - - 120 
 
 Luke, 23. 43. The ftate of the difembodied fpirit 133 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 10. The love of the world incompatible 
 with our calling ----- 140 
 
 Jer. 8. 20. The danger of procraftination - 158 
 
 I Cor. I. 30. Chrift our all - . - 165 
 
 Col. 3. 2-4. The recompenfe of heavenly love 179 
 James, i. 12. Life is a perpetual trial - 186 
 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift the way - . . 203 
 
 DAY, Martin. See Houfe of Mourning. 
 DAY, Samuel Phillips. 
 
 Formerly a monk of the Order of the Prefentation. 
 Monaftic inllitutions ; their origin, progrefs, na- 
 ture, and tendency. Second edition. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 
 Life in a convent ; with an introduction, by 
 
 Alexander Fletcher, D.D., i-x. Pp.52. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 DEACON, Thomas. 
 
 A bifliop among a fedlion of the Nonjurors. He practifed 
 phyfic at Manchefter. Died 1753, in his fifty-fixth year. 
 A compleat colle6lion of devotions, both publick 
 and private, taken from the Apollolical Con- 
 ftitutions, the ancient Liturgies, and the Com- 
 mon Prayer Book of the Church of England. 
 In two parts. 
 
 Part I. Comprehending the publick offices of the Church. 
 Part 2. Being a primitive method of daily private 
 prayer, as alfo devotions for the altar ; and graces 
 before and after meat. To which is added, An ap- 
 pendix in juftification of this undertaking, confifting 
 of extrads from eminent divines. [Anonymous.] %^. 
 
 Lond. 1734 
 
 Litany and prayers. Hall, P. Fragmenta Lit. 2 
 Devotions. Ibid. 6 
 
 A full, true, and comprehenfive view of Chrift- 
 
 DEACON, Thomas [continued). 
 
 ianity ; containing a Aort hiftorical account of religion 
 from the creation to the fourth century after our Lord 
 Jefus Chrift ; as alfo the complete duty ofaChriftian 
 m relation to faith, pradtice, worship, and rituals, in 
 two catechifms. I. The facred hiftory. 2. The Chrift- 
 ian do<£trine. Second edition. [Anon. J 8°. Lind. 1748 
 
 (Remarks on) wherein the writer's many Popifh 
 dubious, falfe, and frivolous doflrines, &c., are 
 difcovered, by an eminent and learned Pro- 
 teftant gentleman. 8*^. Lond. n. d. 
 
 DEALTRY, William, D.D., F.R.S., Archdea- 
 con of Surrey. 
 
 An accomplifhed (cholar, and a found divine. Born in 
 York/hire 1775. Educated at Catharine Hall and Trinity 
 College, Cambridge. Fellow of the latter 1798. Second 
 wrangler, and fecond Smith's prizeman, 1796. Became 
 ProfelTor of Mathematics in the Eaft India College. Reftor 
 ofClapham 1813. Chancellor and Prebendary of Win- 
 chefter 1830. Archdeacon of Surrey 1845. I^'ed 1848. 
 
 Difcourfe, 2 Cor. 5. 14. Duty and policy of 
 propagating Chriftianity. [Ch. Mif. Soc. for 
 Africa and the Eaft.] 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 3 
 
 Sermons, chiefly praflical, preached in the 
 parifh church of Clapham, Surrey. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 I Kings, 18. 21. On indecifion in religion - i 
 
 Jer. 23. 24. The omniprefence of God - 22 
 
 Ifa. 28. 16. Chrift the foundation of the Church 42 
 Ifa. 32. I, 2. Chrift the refuge of his people - 61 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The Chriftian's converfation - 81 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. The penitent thief - - 103 
 
 Luke, 24. 50-53. The joy of the apoftles at Chrift's 
 afcenfion. [Sunday after Afcenfion day.] 127 
 
 Pfa. 92. I, 2. Rejoicing in the Sabbath - 153 
 
 Phil. 2. I, 2. Motives for Chriftian concord - 175 
 Deut. 8. 2, 3. The fpiritual defign of providential ap- 
 pointments - - - - - 198 
 I Sam. 15. 34, 35. Samuel's departure from Saul 219 
 
 1 Kings, 13. 26. The Jewifti prophet at Bethel 241 
 Dan. 3. 16—18. The conftancy and deliverance of 
 
 Shadrach, Meftiach, and Abednego - - 265 
 
 Pfa. 126. 5, 6. Sowing in tears and reaping in joy 288 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 18. The miniftry of reconciliation 311 
 1 Theff. 4. 13-18. The refurredion of thejuft. [Eafter 
 
 day] - 332 
 
 Pfa. 68. 17, 18. The afcenfion of Chrift, and the 
 efFefts of it - - - - - - 3 54 
 
 Levit. 10. 3. The Lord fandlified in them that come 
 nigh him - - - - - - 373 
 
 Pfa. 119. 54. The joys and confolations of the Chrift- 
 ian pilgrim ...... ^97 
 
 Hag. 2. 9. The glory of the latter houfe. [At the 
 opening of the chapel of eafe, Clapham.] 420 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 13, 14. The fum of true religion - 442 
 Obligations of the national Church. A charge 
 delivered at the vifitation in Hampfhire, Sept. 
 1838. With an appendix, confifting chiefly 
 of extrafls from an article in the fourth num- 
 ber of the New York Review, " On the State 
 of the Church of England." Pp. 92. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 The foundation of the faith. A charge delivered 
 in Oftober, 1 846, to the clergy of the arch- 
 deaconry of Surrey. Pp.45. 8^. Lond. 1846 
 DEANE, Henry, B.C.L. 
 
 Vicar of Gillingham, Dorfet, Prebendary of Salift)uiy, 
 and late Fellow and Tutor of New College, Oxford. 
 A letter to the Lord Biftiop of Salifbury, on the 
 
 3 L
 
 883 
 
 DEANE, Henry, B.C.L. [continued). 
 
 neceflity and means of obtaining a cheaper education for 
 perfons who may be defirous of entering the miniftry of 
 the Church. Pp. l6. 8"". S/:afteJhury, 1845 
 
 DEANE, John. 
 
 Many years His Majefty's Conful for the ports of 
 Flanders. 
 
 A narrative of the fhipwreck of the Notting- 
 ham galley, in her voyage from England to Bofton. 
 With an account of the miraculous efcapeofthe captain 
 and his crew, on a rock, called Boone Ifland ; the hard- 
 fhips they endured there, and their happy deliverance. 
 Fifth edition. F. 1. Pp. 28. 8°. s. I. 1762 
 
 DEANE, Ricliard. 
 
 A copy of a brief treatife of the proper fubjeft 
 and adminiftration of baptifm ; with a pre- 
 fatory epilHe. Ff. xxiv. 64. 12°. LokJ. 1693 
 DEBAEZA, R. P. Didacus, Ponferradienfis, Soc. 
 
 jefu Theologus. 
 Commentariorum allegoricorum, et moralium de 
 Chrifto figurato in Veteri Teftamento, Editio 
 noviffima. 7 vol. Folio. Lugt^. 1648, &:c. 
 
 Vol. I et 2. 1648. 
 Hiftoriae Adami, Jacobi, Ifaaci, Danielis, Moyfis. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1644. 
 Vita Abraham et Jolue. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1649. 
 Hiftoria Davidis. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1649. 
 Hiftoriae Salomonis, Abfalonis, et ,Caini. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1647. 
 Hiftorise Efther, Jofeph, Sufannae, Michaeae, et Naboth. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1653. 
 Jeremiae gefta, feu Jefus flagellatus et incarceratus. 
 
 DEBARY, Rev. Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Notes of a refidence in the Canary Iflands, the 
 fouth of Spain, and Algiers ; illuftrative of re- 
 ligion in thofe countries. Large 12°. L. 1851 
 
 DE BARZIA y ZAMBRANA, Don Joseph. 
 
 Defpertador Chrirtiano, Maria! de varias fer- 
 mones de Maria SS. en fus fellividades. 4°. 
 
 Lijhcn, 1695 
 
 DE BECOURT, R. 
 
 The grave of human philofophers ancient and 
 modern ; or, the univerfal fyftem of the 
 Brahmins unveiled. Tranflated from the 
 French, with additional notes, by A. Dalmas. 
 8°. Lend. 1827 
 
 DE BURE, William Francis. 
 
 An eminent bookfeller of Paris, where he was born, 
 1731. Died 1782. His Bibliographic is an accurate and 
 ufeful work, although there is now little intereft in many 
 of the books which he defcribes. 
 Bibliographic inftruftive ; ou traite de la con- 
 
 noifTance des livres rares et iinguliers. 8 vol. 8°. 
 
 Par. 1763 
 
 Vol. I. Theologle. 
 
 Vol. 2. Jurifprudence, fciences et arts. 
 
 Vol. 3, 4. Belles-Lettres. 
 
 Vol. 5, 6. Hiftoire. 
 
 Vol. 7. Index des auteurs. 
 
 Vol. 8. Anonymes. 
 DE BURGH. See Burgh. 
 DECEMBRIO, Pietro Candido. 
 
 A learned Italian. Born at Pavia 1399. Became fuc- 
 cefTively fecretary to the Duke of Milan, Pope Nicholas V., 
 and to the King of Naples. Died at Milan 1477. 
 
 DECEMBRIO, Pietro Candido {continued). 
 
 Oratio in funere Nicolai Picini, five vita ejufdem 
 bellicoliihmi ducis. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 20. 1047 
 
 Vita Francifci Sfortise quarti Mediolanenfium 
 ducis, 1401-1462. Ibid. 20. 1021 
 
 Vita Philippi Mariae vicecomitis Mediolanenfium 
 ducis tertii. Ibid. 20. 981 
 
 DE CHAMPS, Stephanus. 
 
 Quseftio fadli, Utrum theologorum focietatis Jefu 
 propriae fint ifts fententise duas : prima ; Ex 
 duabus opinionibus probabilibus poflumus fequi 
 minus tutam. Secunda ; Ex duabus opinioni- 
 bus probabilibus licitum eft amplefti minus 
 probabilem. F. i. Pp.48. 4°. Par. 1659 
 
 DECLARATION of the Catholic bifhops, the 
 vicars-apoftolic, and their coadjutors in Great 
 Britain. Third edition. Pp. 16. To which 
 is added. An addrefs from the Britifh Roman 
 Catholics to their Proteftant fellow-country- 
 men. Pp. 4. 8°. Lofid. 1829 
 
 DE COETLOGON, Charles Edward. 
 
 An eminent Calvinift divine, born in London of French 
 parents. Educated at Chrift's Hofpital, and Pembroke 
 Hall, Cambridge. Became affiftant chaplain to the Lock 
 Hofpital. Obtained the living of Godftone, Surrey. Died 
 1820. 
 
 The portraiture of a Chriftian penitent, in a 
 courfe of fermons on Pfa. 51. 2 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Lo»d. 1775 
 
 The temple of truth ; or, the beft fyftem of 
 reafon, philofophy, virtue and morals, analy- 
 tically arranged. [Anon.] 8°. Lofid. 1806 
 
 Compendium of doctrines. The Chriftian falvation. Faith. 
 Chriftian happinefs. Good works. The Mefliah, &c. 
 
 D'ECKARTZHAUSEN, M. 
 Dieu eft I'amour le plus pur, ma priere et ma 
 contemplation. 16°. Lyon. 1813 
 
 DECOROSUS, Venerabjlis. 
 Laudes in S. Lucam evangeliftam. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 9. 182 
 DE COURCY, Richard, Vicar of St. Alkmond. 
 
 A pious divine. Native of Ireland. Educated at Tri- 
 nity College, Dublin. Curate of Shanbury, Shropfhire, 
 1770. Vicar of St. Alkmond, 1774. Died 1803. In his 
 fermons his language is dignified, and his reafoning per- 
 fpicuous, embellifhed by appofite allufions, and ornamented 
 by many of the graces of oratory. 
 
 Sermons. To which is prefixed. An effay on 
 the nature. Sec. of pure and undefiled religion. 
 S°. Shrezcjbury, 1805 
 
 Pure and undefiled religion, delineated in its nature, in- 
 fluence, fruits, evidences, and confummation - i 
 Mark, I. 27. Evangelical truths ftated, and the charge 
 of novelty as a ground of prejudice againft the gofpel, 
 refuted _.-.-- 46 
 Prov. 23. 26. The nature and neceflity of giving the 
 heart to God, confidered and enforced - - 83 
 Luke, 14. 17. An invitation to the gofpel feaft 105 
 Rom. 6. 23. The contraft - - - 133 
 Pfa. 46. 8. An alarming view of God's defolating judg- 
 ments. Faft day - - - - - 152 
 Matt. 18. 3. The nature and diftinguiftiing marks of 
 true converfion - - - - - 191 
 John, 7. 17. The right knowledge of dodlrine, the 
 fruit of obedience ----- 222
 
 886 
 
 DE COURCY, Richard {continued). 
 
 Dan. 5. 27. Belftiazzar's doom ; or, finners, whether 
 
 princely, patrician, or plebeian, weighed in the balance 
 
 and found wanting - - - - 239 
 
 Amos, 4. 12. The preparation requifite for the day of 
 
 judgment --_-.- 265 
 
 Ifa. 57. 2. Funeral fermon - - . 288 
 
 Chrift crucified, the diftinguifliing topic of the 
 
 gofpel ; or, a treatife in vindication of fome of the moft 
 
 important doctrines of revelation [On I Cor. i. 23, 
 
 24]. To which are added three dilcourfes on other in- 
 
 terefting fubjefts [viz.] — 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6. The general inquiry ; or, miftakes concern- 
 ing the chief good. 
 
 Ads, 24. 25. St. Paul's addrefs to Felix. 
 
 Matt. 3. 7. Sinners warned to flee from the wrath to 
 come. 8°. Lond. 18 1 6 
 
 DECRETA Synodi dioscefanae Cameracenfis, 
 1604. Sm. 8°. Mo7itibus, 1604 
 
 DE DIEU, Louis. 
 
 Diftinguifhed efpecially as a linguift. Was born at Flufh- 
 ing in 1590. His grandfather had received from the Em- 
 peror Charles V. a patent of nobility. De Dieu became 
 a minifter of the French Proteftant congregation, fettled in 
 his native place. He died in 1642, leaving behind him 
 works which are ftill highly valued by commentators and 
 biblical critics. 
 
 Animadverfiones, five commentarius in 4 Evan- 
 gelia, in quo collatis Syri imprimis, Arabis, 
 Evangelii Hebrsei, Vulgati, Erafmi et Bezae 
 verfionibus. 4°. L. Bat. 1631 
 
 Animadverfiones in AflaApoftoIorum, ubi collatis 
 Syri, Arabis, ^thiopici, Vulgati, Erafmi et 
 Bezae verfionibus, difiiciliora qujeque loca il- 
 luftrantur, et variae leftiones conferuntur. 4°. 
 
 L. Bat. 1634 
 
 Animadverfiones in epiftolam ad Romanos, ac- 
 
 ceffit (picilegium in reliquas ejufdem apolloli, 
 
 ut et catholicas epiftolas. 4°. L. Bat, 1646 
 
 Critica facta, five animadverfiones in loca quse- 
 
 dam difiiciliora Veteris et Novi Teftamenti. 
 
 Folio. Amjl. 1693* 
 
 For an account of this work fee Le Clerc, Bibl. Un. 
 
 25. 281. 
 
 DEERING. See Bering. 
 
 DEFENCE, A, of Mr. M. H.'s brief enquiry 
 into the nature of fchifm, and the vindication 
 of it ; w^ith refledlions upon a pamphlet 
 called the Review, &c. And a brief hiftori- 
 cal account of Nonconformity, from the Re- 
 formation to the prefent time. Ff, 5. Pp. 
 160. 4°. Lond. 1693 
 
 DEFENCE, A, of the dodrine of the man 
 
 Chrift Jefus. His defcent from Heaven, as it is laid 
 down in the Bilhop of Gloucefter's difcourfe upon that 
 fubjeft. With a farther confirmation of it from the Old 
 Teftament. By a Preibyter of the Church of England. 
 To which is annexed by the publiilier, A fccond defence 
 of that dodlrine ; being an anlwer to the pretended con- 
 futation thereof, exprelTly levelled at the fame difcourfe, 
 in a fermon, by Thomas Wife, B.D. F. i. Pp. loS. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1707 
 
 DEFENCE of Revelation in general, and the 
 Gofpel in particular, in anfwer to the objec- 
 tions advanced in a late book entitled. The 
 Morality of the New Teftament, digefted 
 under various heads. 8°. Lond. 1 760 
 
 DEFENSE des reglemcns faits par les Cardinaux, 
 archevefques, et evefques pour la Reformation 
 de I'ordrc des Cifteaux. 4°. Par. 1656 
 
 DE FERRIERE, Claude Joseph. 
 
 The hiilory of the Roman or civil law. Shew- 
 ing its origin and progrefs ; how and when the 
 feveral parts of it were firft compiled, &c. 
 Tranflated by J[ohn] B[eaver] Efq. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1724 
 
 DEFOE, Daniel. 
 
 One of the moft celebrated writers in the Englifh lan- 
 guage J of great natural ingenuity and fertility of mind. 
 Born at London 1663^; died 173 1, — having pafled a labo- 
 rious life, full of viciflitude. A chronological lift of his 
 works, in number 174, will be found in the 20th volume 
 of the following coUedtion. A lift is alfo given in Hazlitt's 
 edition of Defoe's works, amounting to 186, with fifty-two 
 attributed to Defoe. 
 
 An article on Defoe will be found in the Edinburgh 
 Review, 82. 4S0. 
 
 The novels and mifcellaneous works of Daniel 
 De Foe. With a biographical memoir of the 
 author ; literary prefaces to the various pieces, 
 illuftrative notes, &c., including all contained 
 in the edition attributed to the late Sir Wal- 
 ter Scott ; with confiderable additions. Sm. 
 8°. Oxf. 1840 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Biographical memoir of the author [By John Ballan- 
 tyne] ..-..- vii-xxxii 
 
 Life and adventures of Robinfon Crufoe - 1-366 
 
 Vol. 2. Robinfon Crufoe. Second part. 
 Vol. 3. The life, adventures, and piracies of the fa- 
 mous Captain Singleton. 
 Vol. 4. The fortunes and misfortunes of Moll Flanders. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 The hiftory and remarkable life of Colonel Jack. 
 A true relation of the apparition of Mrs. Veal. 
 Vol. 6. Memoirs of a cavalier ; or, a military journal 
 of the wars in Germany, and the wars in England 
 1632 to 1648. 
 Vol. 7. New voyage round the world, by a courfe 
 never failed before. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Memoirs of an Englifh officer who ferved in the Dutch 
 war in 1672 to the peace of Utrecht. By Captain 
 George Carleton. 
 The life and adventures of Mrs. Chriftian Davies, com- 
 monly called Mother Rofs. 
 Vol. 9. 
 Hiftory of the plague in London in 1665. 
 The confolidator ; or, memoirs of fundry tranfaftions 
 
 from the world in the moon. 
 Vol. 10. The political hiftory of the devil, as well 
 
 ancient as modern. 
 Vol. II. The fortunate miftrefs ; or, a hiftory of the 
 life and vaft variety of fortunes of Mademoifelle de 
 Beleau, afterwards called the Countefs of Wintfel- 
 fheim, in Germany, being the perfon known by the 
 name of the Lady Roxana, in the time of King 
 Charles IL 
 Vol. 12. A fyftem of magic ; or, a hiftory of the black 
 art, being an hiftorical account of mankind's moft 
 early dealing with the devil j and how the acquaint- 
 ance on both fides firft began. 
 Vol. 13. The fecrets of the invifible world difclofed ; 
 or, an univerfal hiftory of apparitions, facred and pro- 
 fane, under all denominations, whether angelical, 
 diabolical, or human fouls departed. By Andrew 
 Moreton, Efq. 
 Vol. 14. Religious courtftiip. Being hiftorical dis-
 
 888 
 
 DEFOE, Daniel {continued). 
 
 courfes on the neceflity of marrying religious hus- 
 bands and wives only. As alfo of hufbands and wives 
 being of the fame opinions in religion with one 
 another. With an appendix of taking none but re- 
 ligious fervants, and a propofal for the better manag- 
 ing of fervants. 
 
 Vol. 15 and 16. The family inftruftor, in three parts: 
 I. Relating to fathers and children ; 2. To mas- 
 ters and fervants. 3. To hulbands and wives, 2 vol. 
 
 Vol. 17. The complete Englifli tradcfman, directing 
 him in the feveral parts and progrefllons of trade, 
 from his firft entering upon bufmels to his leaving off. 
 Vol. 18. 
 
 The complete Englifh tradefman, continued. 
 
 An humble propolal to the people of England for the 
 encreafe of their trade, and encouragement of their 
 manufactures. 
 
 Augufta triumphans ; or, the way to make London the 
 moft flourifhing city in the univerfe, by eftablifhing an 
 univerfity, &c. &c. By Andrew Moreton, Efq. 
 
 Second thoughts are beft ; or, a further improvement of 
 a late Icheme to prevent ftreet robberies. By Andrew 
 Moreton, Efq. 
 
 Vol. 19. 
 
 The hiftory of the life and adventures of Mr. Duncan 
 Campbell, a gentleman, who though deaf and dumb, 
 writes down any ftranger's name at firft fight, with 
 their future contingencies of fortune. 
 
 The dumb philofopher ; or, Great Britain's wonder ; 
 containing a faithful and very furprifing account how 
 Dickory Cronke was born blind, and how he came to 
 his fpeech, &c. 
 
 Everybody's bufinefs is nobody's bufinefs } or, private 
 abules public grievances, exemplified in the pride, in- 
 folence, and exorbitant wages of our women-fervants, 
 footmen, &c. By Andrew Moreton, Efq. 
 Vol. 20. 
 
 The life of Daniel De Foe. By George Chalmers, Efq. 
 
 A lift ot De Foe's works, arranged chronologically. 
 
 An appeal to honour and juftice, though it be of his 
 worft enemies, by Daniel De Foe; being a true ac- 
 count of his conduft in public affairs. 
 
 A feafonable warning and caution againft infinuations of 
 Papifts and Jacobites in favour of the Pretender. 
 
 Regions againft the fucceflion of the houfe of Hanover. 
 
 And what if the Pretender fhould come? 
 
 An anfwer to a queftion that nobody thinks of, But 
 what if the queen fliould die ? 
 
 The true-born Englifhman, a fatire. 
 
 Works by Hazlitt. 3 vol. Royal 8°, 
 
 Lotid. 1840-43* 
 Vol. I. 1840. 
 Life of De Foe, by Hazlitt. Appeal to honour and jus- 
 tice. Catalogue of the works of De Foe. Colonel 
 Jack. Moll Flanders. Memoirs of a cavalier. Roxana. 
 New voyage round the world. 
 Vol. 2. 1 84 1. 
 Duncan Campbell. Dumb philofopher. Journal of the 
 plague year. Captain Carleton. Robinfon Crufoe. 
 Further adventures of Robinfon Crufoe. Serious re- 
 flexions of Robinfon Crufoe. Captain Singleton. 
 Vol. 3. ,843. 
 True-born Englifhman. Difcourfe upon occafional con- 
 formit)'. Letter to Mr. How. Inquiry into the 
 occafional conformity of Diflenters. Shorteft wav 
 with the DiiTenters. Brief explanation of " The 
 fhorteft Way." The fincerity of the DifTenters vin- 
 dicated. Hiftorj- of the Kentifh petition. A memo- 
 rial trom the gentlemen, &c. of the counties of . 
 
 The original power of the coUeftive body of the people 
 of England. Original right ; or, the reafonablenefs of 
 appeals to the public. Reafons againft the fucceffion 
 of the houfe of Han jver. What if the queen fhould 
 
 DEFOE, Daniel {continued). 
 
 die ? EfTay upon feveral projedls. Jure divino. Re- 
 marks on the bill to prevent frauds committed by 
 bankrupts. EfTay upon loans. EfTay upon public credit. 
 EfTay on the South-fea trade. Eflay on the treaty of 
 commerce with France. Some further obfervations. 
 Ufe and abufe of the marriage-bed. The hiftory of 
 the devil. An humble propofal to the people of 
 England for the encreafe of their trade. 
 The life and ftrange adventures of Robinfon 
 Crufoe. z vol. 8°. Land. 17 19 
 
 Vol. I. Second edition. Land. 1719 
 
 Vol. 2. The further adventures of Robinfon Crufoe, 
 being the fecond and laft part. [Firft edit.] Land, iji^ 
 
 The hillory of the Union between England and 
 Scotland, with a colleftion of original papers 
 relating thereto. With an introduftion, in 
 which the confequences and probability of a 
 like union between this country and Ireland 
 are confidered. [By De Lolme.j To which is 
 prefixed a life of De Foe by George Chalmers, 
 F.R.S.S.A. 4°. LoTid. 1786 
 
 The Introdudtion, or " EfTay," by De Lolme, is fome- 
 times wanting; as it was not ready until 1787, when it 
 was printed under the title of " An efTay, containing a 
 few ftridlures on the union of Scotland with England, and 
 on the prefent fituation of Ireland." 
 Memoirs of the Church of Scotland. In four 
 periods : — 
 
 1. The Church in her infant ftate, from the Reforma- 
 tion to the Queen Mary's abdication. 
 
 2. The Church in its growing ftate, from the abdica- 
 tion to the Reftoration. 
 
 3. The Church in its perfecuted ftate, from the Reftora- 
 tion to the Revolution. 
 
 4. The Church in its prefent ftate, from the Revolu- 
 tion to the Union. [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1717 
 
 Reprinted in 1844, royal 8"^., and in 1846, fcap. 8°. 
 Diftionarium facrum, feu religiofum. A didtion- 
 ary of all religions, ancient and modern, whe- 
 ther Jcwifh, Pagan, Chriftian, or Mahometan. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1704 
 
 This work has been generally attributed to Defoe, but 
 
 the authorfhip is doubtful. 
 
 The ftorm ; or, a colleftion of the moft remark- 
 able cafualties and difafters which happened 
 in the late tempeft, both by fea and land. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1704 
 
 DE GOLS, Gerard, Redor of St. Peter's, Sand- 
 wich. 
 
 A vindication of the worfhip of the Lord Jefus 
 Chrift as the Supreme God in all the difpen- 
 fations. Patriarchal, Mofaick, and Chriftian. 
 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 D'HUMIERES, Madame, AbbefTe et Reform- 
 atrice de I'Abbaye de Money de I'ordre de 
 Cifteaux. 
 
 (La vie de.) 8°. Far. 171 1 
 
 DEHON, Theodore, D.D. 
 
 An able and pious American divine. Born at Bofton, 
 United States, 1776. Graduated at Harvard Univerfity 
 1795. Minifter of Trinity Church, Newport, R. I., 1798. 
 Redlor of St. Michael's 1809. Confecrated Bifhop of 
 South Carolina 1812. Died 1817. His fermons are ufe- 
 ful, interefting, and eloquent. 
 
 Sermons, on the public means of grace, the 
 fafts and feftivals of the Church, Scripture
 
 889 
 
 890 
 
 DEHON, Theodore, D.D. {cotititiued). 
 
 charafters, and various pradlical fubjefts. To- 
 gether with fome account of the author, 
 and a fermon preached on occafion of his 
 death. A new edition, correfted. In 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1823 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of the author, &c. ----- v-xvi 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. On the Scriptures. ( 2 ferm.) I 
 
 I Sam. 9. 13. On religious ordinances - 46 
 
 Afts, 22. 16. On baptiim - - - . 64 
 
 Mark, 10. 14. On baptifm - . . 76 
 
 Afts, 8. 36, 37. On baptifm ... 88 
 
 Matt. 28. 19, 20. On baptifm - . - 98 
 
 Luke, 2. 22. On baptifm - . - . 106 
 
 Heb. 6. 2. On confirmation. (2 ferm.) - 115 
 
 Addrefs after confirmation - - - - 153 
 
 1 Cor. II. 23-28. On the Lord's fupper. (2 ferm.) 159 
 Luke, 14. 18. On the Lord's fupper - - 184 
 Exod. 20. 8. On the fabbath. (3 ferm.) - 197 
 Lev. 26. 2. On the fan(5luary - - - 221 
 Pfa. 132. 7. On the fanftuary - - . 230 
 Pfa. 45. 13. On the liturgy - - - 240 
 
 2 Chron. 5. 13, 14. On pfalmody - - . 268 
 Rom. 10. 14, 15. On public inftrudlion - 281 
 Matt. 21. 5. On Advent - . - . 294 
 Matt. II. 3. On Advent - - - - 302 
 John, 3. 16. On Chriftmas day - - - 316 
 Nehem. 8. 10. On Chriftmas day - - 328 
 Ifa. 44. 23. On Chriftmas day - - - 341 
 Luke, 2. 21. On the circumcifion - - 355 
 Eph. 5. 16. On New-Year's day ... 363 
 Luke, 13. 7, 8. On New-Year's day - - 373 
 Ifa. 60. 3. On the Epiphany - - - . 382 
 Matt. 2. 9-11. On the Epiphany - - 393 
 John, 8. 12. On the Epiphany ... 405 
 Matt. 4. 1-12. On the temptation. (5 ferm.) 420 
 I John, I. 8, 9. On repentance. [Lent.] - 466 
 Ecclef. 3. 4. On the paflion. [Paflion Week.] - 479 
 Matt. 26. 18. On the paflion. [Paflion Week.] 489 
 John, I. 29. On Good Friday - - - 501 
 Luke, 23. 48. On Good Friday - . - 509 
 Ifa. 53. 5. On Good Friday - - - 521 
 
 Vol. 2. 1825. 
 Luke, 24. 5, 6. Eafter day - - - . i 
 
 Pfa. 118.24. Eafter day .... 9 
 
 A6ts, 4. 33. Eafter day - - - - 21 
 
 I ThefT. 4. 14. Eafter day ... 33 
 
 Col. 2. 10. Eafter 1 - - ... 40 
 
 Heb. 9. 24. The Afcenfion ... 52 
 
 Heb. 2. 9. Same fubjedl - . - - 61 
 
 John, 4. 14. Whit Sunday. (2 ferm.) - 73 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 19. Whit Sunday ... 57 
 
 Ads, 2. 33. Whit Sunday ... J07 
 
 Jude, 3. Trinity Sunday - - - - 116 
 
 1 John, 5. 7. Trinity Sunday ... 128 
 Heb. I. 14. St. Michael and All Angels - - 138 
 Rev. 7. 9, 13-18. All Saints ... 151 
 Afts, 9. 19-21. The charader of St. Paul - 162 
 Matt. II. II. Thecharaderof St. John the Baptift 176 
 Matt. 16. 17. The character of St. Peter. (2 ferm.) 185 
 Matt. 9. 9. The charafter of St. Matthew - 204 
 John, 13. 23. The charafter of St. John the Evangelift 
 
 214 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 15. The charader of Balaam. (2 ferm.) 226 
 2 Sam. 16. 15. The charader of Abfalom - 242 
 Adts, 8. 39. The character of the Ethiopian eunuch 255 
 A(fts, 10. 31. The charadter of Cornelius - 264 
 I Kings, 8. 66. Confecration of Trinity Church, Co- 
 lumbia ..--.-. 275 
 
 Matt. 2. II. For the Epifcopal Society - 290 
 
 Nehem. 13. 14. For the Epifcopal Society for the Ad- 
 vancement of Religion .... 304 
 Jcr. 18. 7, 8. Faft fermon ... 320 
 
 DEHON, Theodore, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 100. 4. Thankfgiving fermon - - 334. 
 
 Job, 7. 16. Death 346 
 
 Ifa. 64. 6. Death 358 
 
 Ifa. 40. 6-8. Death - - - - 364 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 22, 23. The death of children - 376 
 Pfa. 23. 4. Funeral fermon ... 384 
 
 Job, 35. 14. Funeral difcourfe ... 35^ 
 
 John, 19.41. The miferies of life - - 409 
 
 John, 6. 67, 68. The neceflity of fettled principles in 
 
 religion - - - - - - -417 
 
 Exod. 2. 9. The Chriftian education of children 427 
 I Sam. 4. 13. Solicitude for the profperity of religion 442 
 Job, 1.5. Family worfliip - - - 452 
 
 Luke, 10. 42. The one thing needful - - 461 
 
 Luke, 13. 18, 19. The kingdom of God - 473 
 
 Luke, 18. 37. The healing of the blind - - 484 
 
 Matt. 27. 58. The rich and the great begging the body 
 
 of Jefus -._._. 4()3 
 
 Rev. 4. 3. The covenanted mercies of God - 501 
 Prov. 7. 7. The dangers of youth - - 510 
 
 Mark, 13. 18. The diftreffes of the poor in winter 521 
 Rev. 2. 10. On the funeral of Bp. Dehon, by the Rev. 
 
 Chriftopher E. Gadfden - - - - 529 
 
 DEI, Andreas. 
 
 Chronicon Senenfe, et ab Angelo Turae continua- 
 tum, 1 186-1352. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 15. i 
 
 DEISM. Anonymous trafls. 
 
 The principles of deifm truly reprefented and 
 fet in a clear light. In two dialogues between 
 a fceptick and a deift : the firft concerning the 
 Chrillian revelation ; the fecond concerning 
 natural religion. Second edition, correfted. 
 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 Attributed to Biftiop Gaftrell. 
 
 Two letters from a deift to his friend, concerning the 
 truth and propagation of deifm, in oppofition to Chrift- 
 ianity. With remarks. Pp. vi. 37. 4°. Lond. 1730 
 
 A letter to a deift ; or, a difcourfe upon the nature of 
 man, his ftate in this life, his death, and what he is im- 
 mediately after death. Pp. 36. 8°. Lond. 1734 
 
 The deift confuted, wherein his principal objeftions againft 
 revealed religion, efpecially againft Chriftianity, are briefly 
 ftated and anfwered. Being an abridgement of the whole 
 controverfy. Ff. 3, pp. 134. 8°. Lond. 1734 
 
 A fummary account of the deift's religion; in a letter to 
 that excellent phyfician, the late Dr. Thomas Sydenham. 
 To which are annexed fome curious remarks on the 
 immortality of the foul ; and an eflay by Dryden, to 
 prove that natural religion is alone neceffary to falva- 
 tion, in oppofition to all divine revelation. Second edi- 
 tion. Ff. 6, pp. 29. Efl"ay, pp. 12. 8°. Lond. 1745 
 
 The reafon, defign, and end, of the fufferings of Chrift ; 
 or, divine wifdom and goodnefs difplayed in the death 
 of Jefus. A difcourfe [Heb. 2. 9, 10.] dedicated to 
 thofe deifts who dilbelieve the Chriftian revelation. Pp. 
 31. 8"^. Lond. n. d. 
 
 Deifm fairly ftated, and fully vindicated from the grols 
 imputations and groundlefs calumnies of modern be- 
 lievers. Wherein fome of the principal reafons con- 
 tained in Dr. Benfon's anfwer to Chriftianity not founded 
 on Argument are fully confidered. By a moral philofo- 
 pher. Second edition. Pp. 99. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 A defence of the peculiar inftitutions and dodrines of 
 Chriftianity. In anfwer to a late pamphlet, entitled, 
 Deifm fairly ftated, &c. Pp. 66. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 Chriftianity preferable to deifm, as ftated by a deift ; or, 
 remarks on a late pamphlet, called Deifm fairly ftated, 
 &c. In a letter to a friend. Pp. 61. 8". Lond. 1 746 
 
 An eflay on atheifm and deifm ; or, deifm proved to be 
 worfe than atheifm j and the pretended deift, who is a
 
 891 
 
 892 
 
 DEISM {continued). 
 
 concealed atheift, far worfe, and the falfely pretended reve- 
 lationift worft of all. To which is added fome confutive 
 remarks on two pamphlets lately publifhed. The one 
 entitled Deifm fairly ftated ; and the other, A fummary 
 ofDeifm. And to which is added, The being of God 
 mathematically demonftrated. Pp. 84. 8°. Land. 1749 
 
 DEITY. 
 
 The deity's delay in punifhing the guilty, con- 
 iidered, on the principles of reafon. Pp. vi. 
 74. 8°. Lont^. 175 1 
 
 DE JOUX, Peter, Paftor of the Ch. of Geneva. 
 
 Predication du Chrillianifme, ou veritesde la re- 
 ligion chretienne, expofees, dans une fuite de 
 fermons et de prieres. 3 vol. in 4. 8°. 
 
 Gen. 1 803 
 Vol. 1. 
 Ezech. 37. 1-14. Renaiffance prochaine de la religion i 
 Rom. 8. 28. La providence juftifiee - ■ 53 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 16. Dieu dans Fhomme. (2 ferm.) 94 
 Pfa. 119. I. Le bonheur infeparable de la vertu 157 
 A£tes, 14. 17. La fertilite des faifons temoignage des 
 
 perfedtions de Dieu - - - - - 192 
 
 Deut. 4. 25. Alliance traittee avec Dieu - 237 
 
 2 Rois, 19. 20-37. Chute inopinee des grands coupables 
 
 288 
 Lam. 3. 40—42. Humiliation nationale - - 337 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Job, 14. I, 2. Courte duree de la vie - - i 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 19-21. AdmilTion folemnelle au fainte mi- 
 
 niftere 
 
 51 
 
 S. Luc, 2. 8-14. Naiflance de N. S. Jefus-Chrift 10 1 
 Phil. 2. 8. Neceflite des fouffrances et de la mort de 
 
 Jefus Chrift - _ - - - 160 
 
 Aftes, 3. 18. AccompIifTement des oracles de I'Ancien 
 
 Teft. annonjant la mort du fils de Dieu - 208 
 
 Heb. 4. 16. Le don libre de la vie eternelle 261 
 
 Rev. I. 18. Preexiftence, mort, et refurredtion du Sa- 
 
 veur du monde ------ ^24 
 
 S. Marc, 16. 19. Exaltation, triomphe etgloire de J. C. 
 
 avant-coureur de la notre - - - 373 
 
 S. Jean, 3. 18. Neceflite de croire a Fevangile pour etre 
 
 fauve 
 
 431 
 
 Vol. 3. Partie i. 
 S. Jean, 14. 16, 17. Le confolateur divin - i 
 
 Aftes, 2. 1-4. La creation morale - - - 56 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 2-4. L'amour du plaifir - - 124 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 1-4. Caradteres des hommes du prefent fiecle 
 
 164 
 
 1 Rois, 14. 17. Mort prematuree des enfans - 2co 
 Deut. 30. 19, 20. Le libre arbitre - - 253 
 Pfa. 105. 4. L'art d'obtenir la prefence divine - 334 
 Matt. 22. 37. L'abrege de la morale - - 372 
 Matt. 22. 38. AccompIifTement de la loi - 426 
 
 Vol. 3. Partie 2. 
 Gen. 2. 3. Inftitution de la fete feptenaire - 477 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. Le repos dans la mort - - 514 
 
 S. Luc, 7. 8. L'amour vertueux furvivant a la mort 593 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3-14. Signes des derniers tems - 711 
 1 Sam, 2. l-li. La benedidlion, la louange et la gloire 
 
 de Dieu, unique but auquel tendent la religion et la 
 nature ----.-. 7^3 
 
 DEKAR, H. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 9. 21. Scriptural predeftination 
 and eleftion difplayed. 2d edit. 8°. L. lyyg 
 
 DELAFAYE, Theodore, A.M., Reftor of the 
 united parifhes of St, Mildred's and All Saints, 
 Canterbury. 
 
 Apocalyptical hiftory ; or, a fair ftate and chro- 
 nological connexion of the feveral events re- 
 
 DELAFAYE, Theodore, A.M. {continued). 
 
 fcrred to in the Book of Revelation. Part the 
 firft, pp. 108, 8°. Lone/. 1759 
 
 A diftindl and compleat view of the Revelation 
 of St. John the divine. Pp. 21. 4°. L. 1767 
 DE LA HAYE, John. 
 Biblia magna. See Biblia Magna. 
 DELAHOGUE, Lud. .ffigid. In R. Catholico 
 S. Patritii Collcgio Dogmatics Theologiae 
 Profeffor. 
 Tradlatus, ad ufum theologiae candidatorum. 5 
 vol, 12°. Dul?/. 1820, yc. 
 
 [Vol. I.] 1820, 
 De religione. [Natural!, rcvelata, Judaica, Chriftiana.] 
 [Vol. 2.] Secunda editio, ab autore revifa. 1822. 
 De myfterio SS. Trinitatis ; De incarnatione Verbi 5 De 
 
 cultu fandlorum. 
 [Vol. 3.] Editio tertia, audla vindiciis adverfus opus cui 
 titulus, A treatife on the Church. [E. Barwick.] 1829, 
 De ecclefia Chrifti ; De traditione ; De conciliis gene- 
 ralibus. 
 
 [Vol. 4.] Editio tertia. 1828. 
 De facramentis in genere ; De Euchariftia, 
 
 [Vol. 5.] 1825. 
 De facramento pcenitentix ; De purgatorio ; De indul- 
 gendis ; De cenfuris. 
 
 DE LA MARCHE, John Francis, Bp. of Leon. 
 Palloral letter. Tranflated by the Rev, John 
 Milner. Pp. 35. 8°. Land. 1791 
 
 Relating to the French Revolution. 
 
 DE LA MOTHE, Claude-Groteste. 
 
 A French Proteftant divine. Studied at Saumur. At 
 the revocation of the Edidt of Nantes he came to England 
 and became minifter of the French Church in the Savoy. 
 His fermons are valuable as lucid expofitions, but they are 
 deficient in application. 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 
 Sm. 8°. 
 
 Jm/. 171 5 
 
 Preface. 
 
 Jean, 6. 53 - 266 
 
 Marc, 13. 37. 2 ferm. I 
 
 2 Cor, 11, 17. 2 fs. 315 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 19 - 69 
 
 Jean, i. 11-13 - 395 
 
 Matt. 5. 12 - - III 
 
 Mai. I. 6 - - 435 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. 3 ferm. 153 
 
 Heb. 6. I - - 475 
 
 DE LA MOTTE, J., M,D,S.E. 
 
 L'utilite et la neceffite des confeffions de foi, ou, 
 reponfe a un ecrit anonime, intitule, L'Abus 
 des Confeffions de Foi. F, i. Pp. 72. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1718 
 
 DE LA MOTTE, Countefs de Valois. 
 
 (Memoirs of) ; containing a compleat juftification of her 
 condudt, and an explanation of the intrigues and arti- 
 fices ufed againft her by her enemies, relative to the 
 diamond necklace ; alfo the correfpondence between the 
 Queen and the Cardinal de Rohan, and concluding with 
 an addrefs to the King of France, fupplicating a re- 
 inveftigation of that apparently myfterious bufinefs. 
 Tranflated from the French, written by herfelf. 8"*. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 89 
 
 DELANY, Patrick, D.D,, Dean of Down. 
 
 Born in Ireland, 1686. Educated at Trinity College, 
 Dublin, in which he obtained a fellowfliip. Became Chan- 
 cellor of Chrifl: Church and Prebendary of St. Patrick's 
 Dublin. Dean of Down 1744. Died 1768. He was an 
 intimate friend of Swift ; diftinguiflied as a popular preacher 
 and ingenious writer. 
 
 An hiftorical account of the life and reign of 
 David, king of Ifrael, interfperfed with various 
 conjeftures, digreffions, and difquifitions, in
 
 ^93 
 
 894 
 
 DELANY, Patrick, D.D. [continued). 
 
 which Mr. Bayle's criticifms are fully con- 
 fidered. [Anonymous.] Third edition, z vol. 
 8°. Land. 1745 
 
 An ingenious and learned performance, but injudicious 
 in palliating feme circumftances in the life of David. 
 Refleftions upon polygamy and the encourage- 
 ment given to that praftice in the Scriptures 
 of the Old Teftament. Second edition, with a 
 preface in which the main objedlion againfl: 
 the work is obviated. [Anon.] 8°. Land. 1739 
 Revelation examined with candour, or a fair en- 
 quiry into the fenfe and ufe of the feveral 
 revelations exprefsly declared or fufRciently 
 implied, to be given to mankind from the 
 creation as they are found in the Bible. 
 [Anonymous.] 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1745-63 
 Vol. I. Fourth edition correfted and enlarged, 1745. 
 Diflertations on — 
 
 The forbidden fruit - - . . i 
 
 The knowledge of the brute world conveyed to Adam 
 
 II 
 The knowledge of marriage given to Adam - 28 
 
 The Ikill of language infufed into Adam - 34 
 
 The revelations which immediately follov/ed the fall 
 
 .43 
 
 Difficulties and objeftions againft the Mofaic account 
 
 of the fall ------ 70 
 
 Some farther difficulties relating to the fall 100 
 
 Offacrifices - - - - - -124 
 
 The corruption which drew down the divine judg- 
 ment in a deluge - - - - 156 
 
 The natural caufes made ufe of to flood the earth 174 
 The ends anfwered by the deluge - - 187 
 
 Objedlions to the Mofaic account of the deluge 212 
 Concurrence of all antiquity to the Mofaic account of 
 the deluge - - - - - 221 
 
 Of other teftimonies relating to the deluge - 187 
 Difficulties rtbting to Noah's ark - - 262 
 
 Vol. 2. Fourth edition corredled and enlarged, 1745. 
 Diflertations on — • 
 
 The grant of animal food to Noah - - I 
 
 The apoftolic decree about blood, &c., not temporary 33 
 Of the building of Babel - . - 7^ 
 
 The predidlions concerning Ifhmael - . 113 
 
 Of circumcifion ----- 151 
 
 Of the deftrudtion of Sodom and Gomorrah - 199 
 
 Of the command given to Abraham to facrifice his 
 
 fon - - • - - - 233 
 
 A fliort recapitulation of the precedent differtations 259 
 
 Vol. 3. 1763. 
 Introdudlory differtation concerning the laws of nature 
 
 xxiii— xxxvii 
 
 That the world was bleffed with divine revelations from 
 
 the beginning ------ i 
 
 Efiay on the natural advantages of the Sabbath 22 
 
 The bleffings derived through Abraham - 37 
 
 God's bleffing to Abraham continued to his fon Ifaac 60 
 
 An elTay, attempting to fhew that Socrates was a kind 
 
 of prophet to the Gentiles, and divine infpiration not 
 
 confined to the Jewilh nation - - - 72 
 
 The fame bleffings continued to Jacob - 91 
 
 The great principles by which God governeth the animal 
 
 world ------- 107 
 
 Jofeph, his character ; Egyptian buildings afcribed to 
 
 Jofeph ; the lake Mceris ; Jofeph's canal ; his favour 
 
 to the idolatrous priefthood - - - 122 
 
 Of infpiration by dreams - - - - 220 
 
 Anfwer to the charge brought againft Jofeph for en- 
 
 flaving the Egyptians - - - 227 
 
 Twenty fermons upon focial duties and their 
 
 DELANY, Patrick, D.D. [continued). 
 
 oppofite vices. To which is added, An eflay 
 towards evidencing the divine original of ty thes, 
 which the author confiders as a fpecies of 
 focial duties. 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 James, 2. 10. Univerfal righteoufnefs necefTary to focial 
 
 honefty ------- i 
 
 Eph. 5. 33. The duties of the married ftate. 2 ferm. 29 
 Prov. 22. 6. The duty of parents to their children. 
 
 4 fermons ------ yj 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. The duty of children to their parents. 
 
 2 fermons - - - - - -139 
 
 Eph. 6. 5-8. The duty of fervants to their matters 177 
 Eph. 6. 9. The duty of mafters to their fervants 2CQ 
 Rom. 13. 8. The duty of paying debts. 2 ferm. 241 
 Rom. 13. 3, 4. The duty of rulers to their fubjedls 277 
 Prov. 25. 4, 5. The mutual duty of prince and people. 
 
 [Jan. 30.] - _ - - - _- - 301 
 
 Pfa. 10. 3. Avarice inconfiftent with focial duty 323 
 Prov. 6. 6-8. The great importance of early induftry. 
 
 [Before the Univ. of Dublin.] - - 349 
 
 Prov. 14. 30. The true nature and character of envy 369 
 Prov. 26. 12. The true nature of pride. 2 ferm. 395 
 An eflay towards evidencing the divine original of tythes 
 
 433 
 Sixteen difcourfes upon doftrines and duties, 
 
 more peculiarly Chriftian ; and againit the 
 reigning vanities of the age. 8°. Lo7id. 1754 
 Matt. 11.28,29. Humanity recommended principally 
 from the example of Jefus Chrift. 2 ferm. - i 
 
 Matt. II. 30. The felicity arifing from the praftice of 
 the Chriftian virtues . - - - 33 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. A plain inquiry into the reafonableness of 
 ridiculing revelation and the merit of Chriftian faith 65 
 Matt. 10. 28. The immortality of the foul proved from 
 natural philofophy and reafon - - - 99 
 
 Matt. 10. 28. The nature, poffibility, eternitj', and 
 juftice of hell torments clearly explained and proved ; 
 and the objedlions to them fully anfwered - 129 
 1 Cor. 15. 51, 52. The refurredlion proved 167 
 
 Luke, 6. 36. The example of Almighty God recom- 
 mended to us in the point of forgivenefs, charity and 
 relief to the neceffitous and diftreded, 2 ferm. 201 
 Exod. 20. 13. Of duelling. 2 ferm. - - 245 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. Of gaming - - - - 295 
 
 Rom. 12.2. Of luxury in drefs - - - 313 
 
 Rom. 13. 13. Of luxury in eating and drinking. 
 [Chriftmas.] - - - - - "331 
 
 Phil. 4. II. Of contentment. 2 ferm. - 359 
 
 Sermon, John, 13. 34. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. 
 Schools in Ireland.] 4°. Lo?id. 1744 
 
 An efTay towards evidencing the divine original 
 of tythes. The fubftance of a difcourle, Exod. 
 20. 17. 8°. Lond. 1748 
 
 An humble apology for Chriftian orthodoxy. 
 Pp. xvi. 44. 8°. Lo)id. 1 76 1 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 122. 6-9. [Thankfgiving for peace.] 
 4°. Lo?id. 1763 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 6. 18, 19. [Charity-fchools, 
 L. and W.] 4°. Lond. 1763 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 27, 28. [Magdalen.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1763 
 Sermon, Matt. 26. 26-28. The doftrine of 
 tranfubftantiation clearly and fully confuted 
 from common fenfe ; from the unerring at- 
 teftation of the fenfes ; from the indubitable 
 maxims of philofophy ; from the proofs of 
 our Saviour's miracles, vouched by himlelf;
 
 895 
 
 896 
 
 DELANY, Patrick, D.D. {continued). 
 
 and from the words of his mouth again and 
 again repeated and attefted by St. Paul and 
 three evangelills. 4°. Lo/i^. 1 766 
 
 DE LA POLE, WilUam, Duke of Suffolk, Prime 
 Minifter in reign of Henry VI., K. of England. 
 
 (Afts of Parliament no infallible fecurity to bad 
 peace-makers ; exemplified in the life, nego- 
 ciations, tryal, attainder, and tragical death 
 of). Occafioned by a late debate in Parlia- 
 ment on the ftate of the nation. F. I. Pp. 35. 
 8°. Lo^i/. 1714 
 
 DE LARA, D. E. 
 
 A key to the Portuguese language. 18°. Z. 1825 
 
 DE iiAUNE, Thomas. 
 
 A Nonconformift. He was tried and fentenced to pay 
 a heavy fine for writing the following work.. The preface 
 is by Daniel Defoe. 
 
 A plea for the Nonconformifts. 8°. Lonci. 1720 
 DE LA RUE, Charles. 
 
 An elegant fcholar and celebrated preacher. Born at 
 Paris 1643. Entered early among the Jefuits, and foon 
 diftinguifhed himfelf as a Profeflbr of Belles-Lettres and 
 Rhetoric. Died at Paris aged eighty-two. He was one of 
 the editors of the Delphin Claflics. His fermons, which 
 have become very fcarce, are celebrated as models of fub- 
 lime, tender, and pathetic eloquence, a happy diftribution of 
 parts, truth of delineation, vehemence of ftyle, and grace 
 of diftion. His fermon on the dying finner (vol.4. P- 5^j) 
 will be found tranflated in Cobbin's French Preacher. 
 Sermons pour tous les Dimanches et grandes fetes 
 de I'annee de noftre Seigneur Jefus-Chrift, et 
 de la Ste. Vierge. Sm. 8°. Brujfelky 17 10 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Luc, 21. Tunc videbunt. Le jugement dernier 1 
 
 Matt. II. Beatus qui. Du fcandale - - 30 
 
 Joan, I. Tu quis es. De la connoiflance de foy-meme 58 
 Luc, 3, Venit Joannes. De la penitence - 84 
 
 Luc, 2. Peperit Filium. Jour de Noel - 112 
 
 Luc, 2. Et ecce pofitus .... 140 
 
 Matt. 2. Cum ergo natus. Le jour des rois - 174 
 Luc, 2. Fill, quid fecifti - - - - 217 
 
 Joan, 2. Nuptiae fadtae. Du manage - 256 
 
 Matt. 8. Dico autem vobis - - - 290 
 
 Matt. 8. Quid timidi eftis. De I'efperance - 322 
 Matt. 13. Colligite primum zizania - - 353 
 
 Matt. 13. Simile eft regnum. Du royaume de Dieu 379 
 Matt. 20. Multi vocati. Du petit nombre des elus 402 
 Luc, 8. Eft autem haec parabola. De la parole deDieu 434 
 Luc, 18. Refpice. Des debauches du carnaval 467 
 Pf. 45. Deus in medio. De la conception dela S. V. 497 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 4. Dudlus eft. Des tentations - . I 
 
 Matt. 17. Hie eft filius. Careme - - 31 
 
 Luc, II. Cum fpiritus immundus - - . 60 
 
 Joan, 6. Jefus ergo cum fublevaflet. De la confiance 
 en Dieu ...... ^2 
 
 Joan, 8. Quis ex vobis arguet me - - - 118 
 
 Matt, 21. Dicite filiae Sion ... 1^2 
 
 Luc, 24. Surrexit, non eft hie - - - 165 
 
 Joan, 20. Poft dies oifto, De la paix - 198 
 
 Joan*, 10. Ego fum Paftor bonus - - - 227 
 
 Joan, 16. Vos vero contriftabimini. Des affliftions 256 
 Joan, 16. Cum venerit Paracletus. De Timpurete 289 
 Joan, 16. Si quid petieritis. De la priere - 312 
 
 A6t. I. Videntibus ilHs elevatus eft. L'afcenfion 343 
 Joan, 16. Veniet hora ut omnis. Du mepris du 
 monde ...... ^70 
 
 Luc, 2. Poftquam impletj. Le Purif. - - 393 
 
 Luc, 1. Ne timeas Maria. L'Annonciatlon 484 
 
 DE LA RUE, Charles [continued). 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Joan, 14. Paracletus autem Spiritus Sandlus - i 
 
 Rom. II. O altitudo. De la Trinite - 29 
 
 Pfa. 1 10. Memoriam fecit . - - . 61 
 
 Luc, 14. Homo quidam - - . . gg 
 
 Luc, 15. Gaudium erit coram. De la converfion 134 
 
 Luc, 5. Praeceptor, per totam nodtem - - 159 
 
 Matt. 5. Ego autem dico vobis. Des proces 189 
 
 Marc, 8. Accipiens feptem. De la providence 219 
 
 Matt. 7. Non omnes qui dicit ... 253 
 
 Luc, 16. Redde rationem ... 287 
 
 Luc, 19. Cospit ejicere. De Tavarice - - 314 
 
 Luc, 18. Qui autem fe exaltaverit. De Thumilite 344 
 
 Marc, 7. Adducunt ei furdum - - - 366 
 
 Matt. 22. Diliges proximum ... 38^ 
 
 Tobia, 3. Expedit mihi mori ... 417 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Luc, 17. Non eft inventus .... i 
 Matt. 6. Quaerite ergo primum. De I'affaire du falut 29 
 Luc, 7. Cum appropinquaret. Du pecheur mourant 58 
 
 Luc, 14. Et ipfi obvervabant eum. De I'envie 93 
 
 Matt, 22. Diliges Dominum. L'amour de Dieu 125 
 
 Matt. 9. Ut quid cogitatis mala. De Thypocrifie 151 
 
 Matt. 8. Ibi erit fletus. De I'enfer . - 187 
 Joan, 4. Quia heri hora feptima. De la fuit du monde 
 
 214 
 
 Matt. 18. Patientiam habe in me - - 241 
 
 Matt. 22. Reddite ergo. De la reftitution - 268 
 
 Matt. 9. Domine, filia mea. De la juftification 295 
 
 Matt. 24. Cum videritis. De Fimpurete - 318 
 
 Matt. 5. Aperiens os fuum. La Touflaint - 354 
 2 Macha. 12. Sandta S. falubris. De la priere pour les 
 
 morts --..-.- 400 
 
 Luc, 18. Clamavit dicens. L'aveuglement fpirituel 445 
 
 Matt. I. De qua natus eft - - - - 473 
 
 DELAUNE, William, D.D., Prefident of St. 
 John's Coll. and Margaret Prof, of Divinity in 
 Oxford. 
 
 Twelve fermons upon feveral iubjefts and occa- 
 fions. 8°. Land. 1728 
 
 Pfa. 51. 5. Original fin - - - - i 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The one thing neceflary. 2 ferm. 32 
 John, 16.23. The Chriftian's fure refuge - 79 
 
 Rom. 12. 19. Againft revenge - _ . 105 
 Matt. 6. 10. The duty of refignation - 129 
 
 Prov. 5. 21. No fuch thing as fecrefy - - 149 
 2 Thefl". 3. I, 2. The general caufe of infidelity 170 
 Rom. 12. 16. The vanity of human wifdom 194 
 
 Eph. 4. 5. The neceflity of faith - - 220 
 
 I Pet. I. 15,16. The neceflity of holinefs - 246 
 Pfa. 33. 12. Before Sons of the Clergy - 268 
 
 DELAYTO, Jacobus de. 
 Annales Eftenfes, 1 393-1 409. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Scrip. 18. 901 
 DELL, WiUiam, M.A. 
 
 Reftor of Yelden, Bedfordshire, and Mafter of Caius 
 
 College, Cambridge. Ejected 1662. He oppofed both Epi. 
 
 fcopacy and Preftjyterianifm. 
 
 The trial of fpirits, both in teachers and hearers. 
 Wherein is held forth the clear difcovery and 
 certain downfall of the carnal and antichriftian 
 clergy of thefe nations. 8°. Land. 1817 
 
 The increafe of Popery in England fmce the 
 Reformation by King Henry VIIL ftiewing the great 
 encouragement that priefts, Jefuits, and other promoters 
 of that bloudy religion have had from perfons of power 
 and authority. The difcouragement, even to filencing 
 and baniihment from cities and corporations, that have 
 been the portion of many able and faithful Proteftant 
 minifters [&c.] With a faithful extraft out of the moft
 
 897 
 
 898 
 
 DELL, William, M.A. [continued). 
 
 authentic records. Intended to be published in the year 
 1667, but feized at the prefs by R. L. S. and others. 
 Folio. Pp. 36 and 19. Lond. 1 68 1 
 
 DE LOLME, John Louis. 
 
 Born at Geneva 1745. Bred to the law, but quitted his 
 own country and came to England. Died 1807. 
 
 The conftitution of England ; or, an account of 
 the Englifh government, in which it is com- 
 pared with both the republican form of go- 
 vernment and the other monarchies in Europe. 
 A new edition, with fupplemental notes, and 
 a preface, biographical and critical. 8'^. 
 
 Lond. 1816 
 
 Eflay on the union of Scotland with England. 
 See De Foe. 
 
 DELPHINUS, Gentilis. 
 
 Diarium Romanum. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3 pars 2. 846 
 
 DELRIO, Martin. 
 
 A veiy learned Jefuit. Born at Antwerp, of Spanifli 
 parents, 1551. Died at Louvain, 1608. 
 In Canticum Canticorum, Salomonis commenta- 
 
 rius literalis, et catena myftica. 4°. Lugd. 1690 
 Difquiiitionum magicarum libri fex. 4°. 
 
 Col. Ag. 1637 
 DE LUZANCY, H. 
 A treatife of the two facraments of the gofpel, 
 
 baptifm and the Lord's fupper, according to 
 
 the Scriptures and the doftrine of the Fathers. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1701 
 
 A treatife againft irreligion. 12°. Lond. 1678 
 DE LYRA, or LYRANUS, Nicliolas. 
 
 A Francifcan of the fourteenth century. Born of 
 Jewifh parents at Lyre, in Normandy. On embracing 
 Chriftianity, he became an eminent teacher at Paris. Died 
 1340. His Poftilla, or commentaries, are farfuperior to the 
 age in which he flourifhed, and /how great acquaintance 
 with the literal fenfe of Scripture; they are efpecially valu- 
 able for the Old Teftament. The work has gone through 
 many editions. One of the beft is that of Antwerp, 1634, 
 in 6 vol. folio. It is alfo printed with the Glofla Ordinaria 
 of Walafridus Strabo, 1617, 6 vol.; and in the Biblia 
 Maxima of De la Haye. 
 Poftilla in Vetus et Novum Teftamentum. 4 vol. 
 
 Folio. Sine anno aut loco, fed 
 
 Argent. J . Mentelin, mcccclxxiii. 
 
 In this edition the head-lines and capitals are left blank, 
 and in the prefent copy they are filled in with the pen in 
 red ink. 
 
 DEMETRIUS Cyzicenus. 
 
 Flourifhed 799. 
 De Jacobitarum hjerefi. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12.813 
 DEMETRIUS Cydonius, ThefTalonicenfis. 
 
 Flourifhed in the fifteenth century. 
 Oratio ad Graecos pro Latinorum fublidio. 
 Oratio de non reddenda Callipoli. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 515 
 Deliberativa pro fubfidio Latinorum, et oratio de 
 non reddendo Callipoli. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, 2. 1221 
 Hiftoria, Gr. et Lat. Byzantine Hiftories, 19 
 D'EMILLIANNE, Gabriel. 
 A fhort hiftory of monaftical orders, in which 
 
 D'EMILLIANNE, Gabriel {conUnued). 
 
 the primitive inftitution of monks, their tem- 
 pers, habits, rules, and the condition they are 
 in at prefent, are treated of. 8°. Lond. 1693 
 
 The frauds of Romifli monks and pricfts ; or 
 feven letters from Italy, defcriptive of the 
 mock miracles, monafteries, confraternities, 
 proceffions, &c. of the Church of Rome. A 
 new edition, with an introdudtory preface. 
 [Anonymous.] 12°. Dublin, 1827 
 
 DEMOCRATES. 
 
 Sententis. Gale, T. Opufcula 
 
 DEMONIACS. Anonymous books. 
 
 An enquiry into the meaning of demoniacks in the 
 N. Teftam. By T.P.A.P.O.A.B.I.T.C.O.S. 
 F.'i. Pp. 79. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 An efTay towards vindicating the literal fenfe of 
 the demoniacks, in the New Teftament ; in 
 anfwer to a late inquiry into the meaning of 
 them.. Pp. 123. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Demoniacal pofTeflions. Reafons for the credi- 
 bility of their reality, not only as recorded, 
 but as exhibited in the New Teftament. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 81 7 
 
 DE MOOR, Bernhardinus. 
 
 Commentarius perpetuus injoannis Marckii com- 
 pendium theologiae Chriftianas didadlico-elenc- 
 ticum. 7 vol. 4°. L. Bat. 1761 
 
 DEMOPHILUS. 
 
 Similitudines. Gale, T, Opufcula 
 
 DE MORGAN, Augustus, of Trin. Coll. Camb. 
 
 An effay on probabilities, and on their applica- 
 tion to life contingencies and infurance offices. 
 Fcap. 8°. n. d. 
 
 DEMOSTHENES. 
 
 One of the greatefl orators of antiquity. Born at Athens 
 370. Studied philofophy under Plato and Euclid of Me- 
 gara. By fevere difcipline he became fo accomplifhed an 
 orator that he efiedtually oppofed the efforts of Philip of 
 Macedon againft the liberties of Greece. Died 322. 
 
 Demofthenis et ^fchinis quae extant omnia, 
 indicibus locupletiffimis, continua interpretatione Latina, 
 varietate ledlionis, fcholiis tum Ulpianeis tum ano- 
 nymis, annotationibus variorum H. Wolfii, Obfopcei, 
 Taylori, Marklandi, Jurini, Mountenii, Stockii, Har- 
 lefii, F. A. Wolfii, Spaldingii, Augeri, Riidigeri, Wun- 
 derlichii, Bremil aliorumque et fuis illutlravit G. S. 
 Dobfon, accedunt animadverfiones Reifkii, Doun^i, 
 Weifkii, Amersfoordtii, et nunc primum publici juris 
 fafta; Thomae Stanleii, vel potius Jacobi Duporti. 10 
 vol. 8'^. Lond. 1827 
 
 An excellent edition ; the illuflrations are mofl ample 
 
 and complete. Some copies are printed with titles, in order 
 
 that it may form part of the Oratores Attici, by the fame 
 
 editor, 16 vol. 8°. 
 
 All the orations of Demofthenes, pronounced to 
 excite the Athenians againft Philip, king of 
 Macedon. Tranflated by T. Leland, D.D. 
 Third edition, corredled. 3 vol. 8°. L. 1777 
 
 DEMPSTER, Thomas. 
 
 Born in Scotland 1579- Educated at Aberdeen, after 
 which he ftudied at Cambridge ; from whence he pro- 
 ceeded to Paris, and taught the clafTics, and publifhed his 
 An.tiquitatum Romanarum Corpus in 1613. Removed to 
 
 3 M
 
 899 
 
 900 
 
 DEMPSTER, Thomas {continued). 
 
 Nifmes, and obtained a profeflbrihip, thence he went to 
 
 Pifa, and afterwards to Bologna, where he died 1625. 
 
 Antiquitatum Romanarum corpus abfolutiffimum, 
 in quo praster ea, quas Joannes Rofinus delin- 
 eaverat, infinita fupplentur, mutantur, ad- 
 duntur. Studio And. Schotti Soc. Jef. 4°. 
 
 Colon. 1645 
 
 Other works : Hiftoria Ecclefiaftica gentis Scotorum, 
 4°. Bononias, 1627. Reprinted by the Bannatyne Club, 
 2 vol. 4°. Edin. 1828-9. Nomenclatura Scriptorum Sco- 
 torum, 4°. Bon. 16 19. Apparatus ad Hiftoriam Scoti- 
 cam, libri ii., AcceiTerunt Martyrologium Scoticum Sanc- 
 torum DCLXXIX. et Scriptorum Scotorum MDCIII. 
 Nomenclatura, 4°. Bon. 1622. De Etruria Regali, 2 vol. 
 folio, 1723-4, &c. 
 
 DENE, Willelmus de. 
 
 Hiftoria RofFenfis 13 14-1 350, fucceftione epi- 
 fcoporum et priorum, &c. 
 
 Wliarton, Anglia Sacra, i. 327 
 
 DENHAM, Sir John. 
 
 An EngliiTi poet. Born at Dublin 1615. Educated in 
 London and Trinity College, Oxford. Entered Lincoln's 
 Inn ; but made no progrefs in the law. During the Re- 
 bellion he aifled with great loyalty ; and at the Reflora- 
 tion was created Knight of the Bath, and made Surveyor- 
 General of the royal buildings. Died 3668. 
 
 Poetical works, witli life, by S. Johnfon, LL.D. 
 18°. Lond. 1807 
 
 DENHAM, John Edmund, A.B., Curate of St. 
 Mary, Iflington. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 182 1 
 
 Nehem. 12. 26. On the death of George IIL - I 
 
 Matt. II. 28—30. Chrift's invitation to finners 29 
 
 Luke, II. I. On the Lord's Prayer - - 51 
 
 Hof. 6. I. An invitation to repentance - 8j 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. The thief on the crofs - 105 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. On the facrament of the Lord's fupper 
 
 T , , '.35 
 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. On our blefTed Lord's approaching 
 
 the city of Jerufalem - - - - 159 
 
 Luke, 10. 31. On the fufEciency of our religious means 
 
 1 Kings, 18. 21. Againft indecifion in religion 213 
 Luke, 13. 7. On a ftate of unprofitablenefs - 237 
 Matt. 6. 33. On the importance of feeking the king- 
 dom of God, and its happy refults - - 261 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. On the final judgment - - 289 
 2 Cor. 8. 24. Parochial fchools - - - 315 
 
 DENHAM, J. F., M.A., F.R.S., Redor of St. 
 Mary-le-Strand. 
 
 Marriage with a deceafed wife's fifter not for- 
 bidden by the law of nature ; not difluaded 
 by expediency ; not prohibited by the Scrip- 
 tures : including an examination of ProfefTor 
 Bufh's notes on Leviticus. Pp. 6(). 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 847 
 
 DENISON, Edmund Beckett, M.A. 
 
 Marriage with a wife's fifter ; the fubftance of 
 an article in Frafer's Magazine for January 
 1850: with fome additions. Pp. 56. 8°, 
 
 Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 A Ihort letter on the Bifhop of Exeter's fpeech 
 on the Marriage BiU. Third edition. Pp. 8. 
 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 DENISON, Edward, D.D., Bifhop of SaHfbury. 
 
 r^erpetual Curate of St. Peter's in the eaft,Oxford, 1834. 
 Bifhop ofSaliibury 1837. 
 
 Sermons preached before the Univerfity of Ox- 
 ford. 8°. Oxf. 1836 
 Mark, 9. 24. Faith the gift of God - - I 
 Ecclef. I. 2. The worldly life, vanity, and vexation of 
 fpirit ------ 29 
 
 Matt. II. 30. The yoke of Chrift eafy, when taken up 
 early - - - - - _ - - 54 
 
 I Cor. 10. II. The letter and the fpirit - 79 
 
 James, i. i. The writings of the apoftles, in accord- 
 ance with their characters, St. Philip and St. James 102 
 Pfa. 19.7,8. Moral and experimental evidence 131 
 Rom. 3. I, 2, 9. Correlative charader of privileges and 
 
 duties - 158 
 
 Rom. 5. 3-5. The fruit of tribulation - 184 
 
 John, 14. 16. Gifts of the Holy Ghoft. Whitfun. 206 
 Ezek. 37. 3. The vifionof the dry bones - 235 
 
 Luke, 17. I. The fin of caufing offences - 262 
 
 John, 6. 67-69. Chrift not to be left on account of 
 difficulties ..-_.. 286 
 
 Sermon, 1 ThefT. 5. 21. The Church the teacher of her 
 children. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocefe of Salis- 
 bury, at the primary vifitation, in 1839. 8°. Salijh. 1839 
 
 The obligations of the clergy in preaching the Word of 
 God. A charge delivered to the candidates for holy 
 orders, at his ordination, in Lent, 1842. Pp. 44. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1842 
 
 The inward call. A charge delivered to the candidates 
 for holy orders, at his ordination, in Lent, 1843. Pp. 27. 
 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 A charge at his fecond vifitation, Sept. 1842. 8°. L. 1842 
 
 A charge at his third vifitation in April and May, 1845. 
 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 The form of fervice on the confecration of St. 
 James' Church, in the diocele of Bath and 
 Wells, on Friday, Feb. 2, 1844. Pp. 23. 
 12°. IP'ells, 1844 
 
 DENISON, George Anthony, M.A. 
 
 Aixhd. of Taunton and Vicar of Eaft Brent, Somerfet. 
 Sermon, Rev. 3. 15. The warning of the 
 
 Church of England. [Palm Sunday.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 DENNE, John, D.D. 
 
 Archdeacon of Rochefter and Reftor of Lambeth. 
 Sermon, Mark, 16. 15. Want of univerfality no jufl 
 
 objedlion to the truth of the Chriftian religion. 
 
 [S.P.G.F.P.] 8°. Lond. 173 1 
 
 Sermon, Gen. i. 11— 13. The wifdom and goodnefs of 
 
 God in the vegetable creation. 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 6. 6, 7. [Char, fch.] 4°. Lond. 1736 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 7. 12. [Spital.] 4°. Lond. 1740 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 60. 10-12. 4°. 1740 
 
 Sermon, i Kings, 20. 11. [Faft, war.] 4°. Lond. 1744 
 
 DENNIS, George. 
 
 The cities and cemeteries of Etruria. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 
 DENYS. See Dionysius. 
 
 DENNIS, Jonas, LL.B., Prebendary of Carfwell. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 20. 6. The charadler of the king. 
 
 8°. Exeter, 1800 
 
 DENS, Petrus. 
 
 Theologia moralis et dogmatica. Editio nova 
 
 et abfolutiffima. 8 vol. 12°. Dublin, \%iz 
 
 Vol. I. De Deo, De SS. Trinitate, De angelis, crea- 
 
 tione mundi, adlibus humanis, peccatis et confcientia.
 
 902 
 
 DENS, Petrus (continued). 
 
 Vol. 2. De virtutibus, ecclefia, virtute fpe!, charitatls, 
 
 de legibus, gratia. 
 Vol. 3. De jure et juftitia, et de contraflibus. 
 Vol. 4. De virtute religionis, horis canonicis, oratione, 
 lacrificio, decimis, veto, juramento, immunitate eccle- 
 fiaftica, fimonia, beneficiis ecclefiafticis, obedientia, 
 mendacio, jejunio, caftitate, fpeciebus luxuriae. 
 Vol. 5. De incarnatione, lacramentis in genere, bap- 
 tifmo, confirmatione, euchariflia, et facriiicio mefla. 
 Vol. 6. De facramento pcenitentiae, cafibus refervatis, 
 indulgentiis, eenfuris et irregularitatibus. Accedunt 
 fchemata pradlica pro confeflariis. 
 Vol. 7. De extrema undlione, ordine, fponfalibus, 
 
 matrimonio, quatuor noviflimis. 
 Vol. 8. Epitome doftrinae moralis et canonicae ex 
 operibus Benedicti XIV. ordine alphabetico, &c. 
 DENT, Arthur, Minifter of South Soubery, 
 Effex. 
 
 A Puritan divine, of great piety. He was one of the 
 twenty-feven divines of Effex who petitioned the Lords of 
 Council againft the ufe of ceremonies in the Church. 
 Died 1600. 
 
 The plaine man's pathway to heaven, wherein 
 every man may clearly fee whether he fhall 
 be faved or damned. Eighteenth impreffion. 
 Black letter. Sm. 8°. Lo/i^. 1622 
 
 The ruine of Rome ; or, an expofition upon 
 the whole revelation. 4°. Loth/. 1603 
 
 The opening of heaven gates, or the ready way 
 to everlafting life, delivered in a moft familiar 
 dialogue between Reafon and Religion touching 
 predeftination, God's word and man's free 
 will. Fourth edition. Black letter. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 161 7 
 
 A paftime for parents, or a recreation to pafl'e 
 away the time j containing the moft principal 
 grounds of Chriftian religion. Black letter. 
 Sm. 8°. Lend. 161 2 
 
 A fermon of repentance, a very godly and profitable ler- 
 mon. [On Luke, 13. 5.] Black, letter. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 161 5 
 
 The hand-maid of repentance j or, a fliort treatife of refti- 
 tution. Black letter. Sm. 8°. Loud. 16 14 
 
 A fermon of Chrift's miracles. [On John, 9. 16.] 7th 
 impreflion. Sm. 8°. LofiJ. 1617 
 
 A fermon of God's providence. [On Prov. 16. 33.] 6th 
 impreflion. Corredled and enlarged by the author. Black 
 letter. Sm. 8°. Land. 1616 
 
 DENT, Giles. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 5. 3. [Thankfgiving, Union 
 
 Eng. and Scot.] 8°. Lo/id. 1707 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 36. 7. Of putting our truft in 
 
 God. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Land. 17 13 
 
 DEODUINUS Leodiensis [Deoduinus, Bifhop 
 
 of Liege] . 
 
 Flourifhed 1045, 
 
 De corpore et fanguine Domini, epiftola contra 
 
 Brunonem Andegavenfem epifcopum et Beren- 
 
 garium Turonenfem. Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. 
 
 531. Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 446 
 
 DE QUINCEY, Thomas. 
 
 Confeffions of an Englifh opium-eater. Third 
 edition. [Anonymous.] 12°. Land. 1823 
 
 Other works : Effay on Imitation of the Fine Arts. 
 
 Logic of Political Economy, &c. 
 
 DE RANGE, Dom Armand Jean Le Bouthil- 
 lier. 
 
 Abbot of La Trappe, celebrated as the reformer of that 
 
 abbey. Born at Paris 1626. Died 1700. 
 
 Maximes chreticnncs et morales. Premiere 
 partie. 12°. De//t, 1699 
 
 Other works : De la Saintete des Devoirs de TEtat Mo- 
 
 naftique, 2 vol. 4°. 1683; et Eclairciffemens, 4^. 16855 
 
 Reflexions Morales fur les Q^uatre Evangiles, 4 vol. 12"*. ; 
 
 Conduite Chretienne, 12''., &c. 
 
 (La Vie de,) par M. de Maupeou, dofteur en 
 theologie. 2 vol. 12°. P^r. 1703 
 
 (Life of) Butler, C. Works, 3 
 
 DE RENTZ, Gaston Jean-Baptiste Marquis. 
 
 (La Vie de.j See Poiret. 
 
 DERHAM, William, D.D., F.R.S., Canon of 
 Windfor. 
 An able philofopher and divine. Bom at Stoughton, 
 
 near Worcefter, 1657. Entered Trinity College, Oxford, 
 
 1675. Vicar of Wargrave, Berkfliire, 1682. Redtor of 
 
 Upminfter 1689. Canon of Windfor 1716. Died 1735. His 
 
 Phyfico-Theology and Afl:ro-Theology have been highly 
 
 valued, and tranllated into feveral languages. 
 
 Phyfico-theology ; or, a demonftration of the 
 being and attributes of God from his works 
 of creation. Being the fubftance of fixteen 
 difcourfes delivered at the Hon. Mr. Boyle's 
 Leftures in the years 171 1-12. A new edi- 
 tion, with additional notes ; a tranflation of 
 the Latin and Greek quotations ; and a life of 
 the author. Illuftrated with plates. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1798 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Dedication and preface. 
 
 Account of the life and writings of the Rev. Dr. W. 
 Derham ------- xvii 
 
 Analyfis of the work . . - . Ixxiii 
 
 The globe, atmofphere, winds, clouds, and rain, gravitv-, 
 earth, and waters, mountains, valleys, the eye, the 
 ear, found, tafte, feeling, refpiration, animals. 
 Vol. 2. Animals, man, quadrupeds, birds, inledts, vege- 
 tables, index. 
 
 Aftro - theology ; or, a demonftration of the 
 being and attributes of God from a furvey of 
 the heavens. 3d edit, improved. 8°. L, 17 19 
 
 Sermon, Ads, 26. 28. Chrifto-theology ; or, 
 a demonftration of the divine authority of the 
 Chriftian religion. 8°. Land. 1730 
 
 DE RHODES, P. Alexandre, Soc. Jefu. 
 
 Divers voyages en la Chine et autres royaumes 
 de rOrient. Seconde edition. 4°. Par. 1666 
 
 Tunchinenfis hiftorias libri duo. 4°. Lugd. 1652 
 
 DERING, Edward. 
 
 A Puritan divine, a native of Kent. Educated at Chrifl: 
 College, Cambridge, of which he was chofen Fellow 1568 ; 
 the year before he had been admitted Lady Margaret's Pro- 
 feffor of Divinity. He was alfo one of the preachers at St. 
 Paul's. Redlor of Pluckley 1569. Prebendary of Salilbury 
 1 57 1. Died 1576. He was much celebrated for his eloquence 
 in the pulpit, and for his general learning and acutenefs as 
 a difputant ; but he became a violent oppofer of church- 
 government as then eftablilTied. 
 
 Works, more at large than ever hath heretofore 
 been printed in anyone volume. 4°. Z. 1614 
 
 A brief and neceffary catechifm for Chrifluan houfe-> 
 holders, with a large preface.
 
 903 
 
 904 
 
 DERING, Edward [continued). 
 
 Godly private prayers for Chriftian families. [With 
 
 verfes by T. N.] 
 A fermon preached before the queen's majefty, 1569. 
 
 [On Pfa. 78. 70.] 
 A fermon preached at the Tower of London, 1569. 
 
 [On John, 6. 54.] 
 Certain godly and comfortable letters, full of Chriftian 
 
 confolation. 
 xxvii. Leftures or readings upon part of the Epiftle to 
 
 the Hebrews. [Chap. 1-6.] 
 
 DERING, Sir Edward. 
 
 A native of Kent. He was firfl: a zealous Republican 
 
 in the time of Charles I., but afterwards efpoufed the 
 
 Royal caufe, which he fupported with a troop of horfe at 
 
 his own expenfe. 
 
 A colledlion of fpeeches made by Sir Edward 
 Dering, Knt. and Bart,, in matter of religion; 
 feme formerly printed, and divers more now 
 added : all of them revifed for the vindication 
 of his name from weak and wilful calumny. 
 4°. Land. 1642 
 
 DERMOTT, Lawrence, Efq. 
 
 The conllitution of free-mafonry ; or, Ahiman 
 Rezon, to which is added a feleftion of ma- 
 fonic fongs, &c. Revifed, correfted, and im- 
 proved, with additions by Thomas Harper, 
 Deputy Grand Mailer. 8°. Lond. 1801 
 
 DERODON, David. 
 
 One of the ableft diale<Slicians of his time. Originally a 
 
 Calvinift, he became a Roman Catholic in 1630; but 
 
 again returned to Proteftantifm, and was a great opponent 
 
 of Popery. Died 1664. 
 
 The funeral of the mafs ; or, the mafs dead and 
 buried, without hope of refurreftion. Trans- 
 lated out of French. [Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1673 
 
 DE ROSSI, John Bernard, Profeffor ofHebrew 
 at Parma. 
 
 De Hebraicae typographise origine ac primitiis, 
 feu antiquis ac rariflimis Hebraicorum libro- 
 rum editionibus feculi xv. Difquifitio his- 
 torico-critica. 4°. Parjna, 1776 
 
 Varia" leftiones Veteris Teftamenti, ex immenfa 
 MSB. editorumque codicum congerie exhaufta, 
 et ad Samaritanum textum ad vetuftiffimas ver- 
 fiones, ad accuratiores facrae critics fontes ac 
 leges examinats. 4 vol. 4°. Parma, 1784-87* 
 
 Scholia critica in Vetus Teftamentum. 4°. 
 
 Parma, 1799* 
 
 DE SACY, Louis Isaac le Maistre. 
 
 An eminently pious and learned Port-Royalift divine 
 and biblical critic. Born at Paris 16 13. He was fhut up 
 in the Baftille in 1666 on account of his Janfenift doc- 
 trines. Died 16S4. The New Teftament, tranflated by 
 De Sacy, and known as the Teftament de iVIons, was con- 
 demned by Pope Clement IX. in 1668. De Sacy's verfion 
 of Thomas a Kempis' De Imitatione has had 150 editions. 
 His Commentary on the Scriptures has continued to main- 
 tain a high charadter. It is efpecially valuable for unfold- 
 ing the Ipiritual meaning of the facred text. De Sacy was 
 aflifted in the work by Du FofTe, Charles Hure, and Le 
 Tourneaux. In the lift of contents here fubjoined, the 
 part which each author took in the work is ftated. Many 
 editions have been printed, both of the original work and 
 of abridgements. The edition of 1692 is the beft; that of 
 1705-30, bound varioufly, in 40, 45, or 54 vol. J2°., is 
 
 DE SACY, Louis Ifaac le Maiftre {continued). 
 
 efteemed for its convenient form ; that of 178 1, atNifmes, 
 
 in 25 vol. 8°., had the advantage of being edited, with 
 
 additions, by Rondet. 
 
 La Sainte Bible, traduite en Fran9ois, avec I'ex- 
 plication du fens iitteral et du fens fpirituel 
 tiree des SS. Peres et des auteurs ecclefiailiques. 
 32 vol. 8°. Par. 1692 
 
 VoL I. 1692. La Cenefe. S^uatricme edition. De Sacy. 
 Vol. 2. 1690. L'Exode et le Levitique. De Sacy. 
 Vol. 3. 1694. Les Nombres, De Sacy. Deut. Du Fofle. 
 Vol. 4. 1690. Jofue, les Juges, et Ruth. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 5. 1690. Les deux premiers Livres des Rois. Se- 
 
 conde edition. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 6. 1690. Les deux derniers Livres des Roys. Se- 
 
 conde edition, De Sacy. 
 VoL 7. 1693. Les Paralipomenes, Efdras, et Nehemias. 
 
 Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 8. 168S. Tobie, Judith et Efther. Du FoffL 
 Vol. 9. 1 69 1. Job. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 10. 1689. Les Pieaumes 1-54. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. II. 1689. Les Pfeaumes 55-103. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 12. 1689. Les Pfeaumes 104-150. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 13. 1695. Proverbes. De Sacy. 
 Vol. 14. 1693. L'Ecclefiafte. La Sageffe. De Sacy. 
 Vol. 15. 1694. Cantique. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. t6. 1695. L'Ecclefiaftique. De Sacy. 
 Vol. 17. 1693. Ifaie. De Sacy. 
 Vol. 18. 1690. Jeremie et Baruch. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 19. 1692. Ezechiel. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 20. 1691. Daniel, Les Machabees. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 21. 1694. Petits Prophetes. De Sacy. 
 Vol. 22. 1696. S. Matthieu, 1-20. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 23. 1696. S. Matthieu, 21-28, S. Marc. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 24. 1697. S. Luc. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 25. 1697. S. Jean. Du Foffe. 
 Vol. 26. 1700. Les Adles des Apoftres. Du Fofle et 
 
 C. Hure. 
 Vol. 27. 1708. Romains. C. Hure et Le Tourneaux. 
 Vol. 28. 1724. Corinthiens. Hure et Le Tourneaux. 
 Vol. 29. 1708. Galates, Ephefiens, Philipp., Coloff., 
 
 Theff. Hure et Le Tourneaux. 
 Vol. 30. 1708. Tim., Tite, Philemon, Hebreux. Hure 
 
 et Le Tourneaux. 
 Vol. 31. 1702. Epiftres Catholiques. C. Hure. 
 Vol. 32. 1702. L'Apocalypfe. C. Hure. 
 Lettres chreftiennes et fpirituelles. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Par. 1690 
 DE SALES, St. Francis. 
 
 A pious and excellent Roman Catholic divine. Born 
 at the caftle of Sales, in the diocefe of Geneva, 1567. He 
 became a miffionary for the converfion of Proteftants, in 
 which, having had great fuccefs, he was appointed coad- 
 jutor to the Bi/hop of Geneva, whom he fucceeded in 
 1602. He reformed the religious orders, and eftabliihed fome 
 inftitutions for the promotion of piety. Died at Lyons 1622. 
 CEuvres completes. Nouvelle edition, revue, 
 corrigee et augmentee d'un grand nombre de 
 pieces inedites. 16 vol. 8°. Par. 1833 
 
 Vol. I. Vie de S. Franjois de Sales, par M. Loyau 
 
 d'Amboife. 
 Vol. 2. Introdu6Uon a la vie devote. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Traite de la predication. 
 Sermons. 
 
 Vol. 4, 5. Sermons. 
 Vol. 6, 7. Traite de I'amour de Dieu. 
 Vol. 8, 9, 10, II. Lettres. 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 Controverfes fur la primaute de S. Pierre. 
 
 De la miffion fauffe et veritable, Des regies de la foi, 
 De la verite des facramens. 
 Vol. 13. Entretiens fpirituels.
 
 905 
 
 9o6 
 
 DE SALES, St. Francis {continued). 
 Vol. 14. 
 Opufcules — 
 
 Memoire pour la reformation des religieux a Annecy, 
 Statuts de la confrerie de la fainte Croix, Exhorta- 
 tions aux ecclefiaftiques pour s'appliquer a I'etude, 
 AvertilTemens aux confefleurs, Devotes meditations. 
 Explication du Cantique de Cantiques, &c. 
 Vol. 15. L'Efprit de S. Francois de Sales, par M. Pierre 
 Collot. Nouvelle edition. 
 
 Vol. 16. 
 Opufcules inedits, la fimplicite, I'oraifon, De la force, 
 
 De la temperance. 
 Lettres inedits. 
 
 Opufcule inedit fur la primaute de S. Pierre. 
 Regies et conftitutions des dames de la vifitation. 
 Direftoire fpirJtuel pour les aftions journalieres. 
 Table generale. 
 
 Les lettres fpirituelles. 8°. Lyon, 1632 
 
 The firft edition. 
 
 Philotheca, or an introcluftion to a devout life. 
 24°. DuiL 1844 
 
 An introdiiftion to a devout life, tranflated and 
 reformed from the errors of the Popifh edi- 
 tion, to which is prefixed a difcourfe of the 
 rife and progrefs of the fpiritual books in the 
 Romifh Church, by Wm. Nicholls, D.D. 
 8°. Lo?iii. 1701 
 
 (Vie de), par M. de Marfollier. 2 vol. 12'^. 
 
 Lyon, 1819 
 
 DESCARTES (Rene). 
 
 Born 1596; died 1650. This great man fhares with 
 Bacon the honour of having given the death-blow to fcho- 
 laflic philofophy. He was brought up by the Jefuits ; 
 ferved as a volunteer from 161 6 to 1621 under the Prince 
 of Orange, and feveral other commanders; and in 1629, 
 after having travelled widely, fettled for a time in Holland. 
 Defcartes fubfequently returned to France, but fome of his 
 metaphyfical opinions excited a perlecution againft him. 
 He then accepted an invitation from Chriftina of Sweden, 
 to refide at her court. Died at Stockholm fhortly after 
 his arrival in that capital. He is equally celebrated as a 
 metaphyfician, a mathematician, and a writer. 
 
 Opera omnia. 9 vol. 4°. 
 
 JmJ^. i692-i70i,et 1713* 
 
 Vol.1. Principia philofophiae. Specimina philofophias ; 
 
 feu diifertatio de methodo. Paffiones animae. 
 Vol. 2. Meditationes de prima philofophia. 
 Vol. 3. Traiflatus de homine. Vol. 4. Geometria. 
 Vol. 5. Compendium muficae. Explicatio machinar. 
 
 Dioptrica. De mechanica. 
 Vol. 6-8. Epiftolae. 
 Vol. 9. Opera pofthuma. 
 
 Epiftola ad Voetium de confraternitate Mariana 
 et de philofophia Cartefina, 18°. u^mjl. 1643 
 Opera philofophica. Editio quarta. 4°. 
 
 JmJ?. 1663 
 
 Meditationes de prima philofophia, in quibus Dei exift- 
 entia et animae humanae .\ corpore diftinftio demon- 
 flrantur. Cum refponfionibus audloris, et epiftola ad 
 G. Voetium. 
 
 Principia philofophiae : 
 
 De principiis cognitionis humanae. 
 
 De principiis rerum materialium, De mundo, &c. 
 
 Differtatio de methodo. 
 
 Tra(flatu$ de paflionibus animae. 
 
 Meditationes de prima philofophia, in quibus 
 Dei exiftentia et animae humanae a corpore diftindlio 
 demonftrantur. His adjungitur tradatus de initiis primae 
 
 DESCARTES (Rene) {continued). 
 
 philofophiae juxta fundamenta Cartefii, tradita, &c. 
 
 Audlore Lamberto Velthufio. Sm. 8^. Lond. 1664 
 
 Ethice. [Vide Curccllsi Ethices.j 
 Les paffions dc I'ainc. Sm. 8°. Par. 1650 
 
 DESIDERIUS Cadurcensis [Didier, Bilhop of 
 Cadurca]. 
 
 Born in the province of Aquitaine, of Chriftian parents. 
 Became Treafurer to King Dagobert, and was raifed to the 
 Bifhopric of Cadurca, where he built a monaftery. Died 
 655, in his fixtieth year. 
 
 EpiftoL-e. Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 579. Canifii 
 Left. I. 631. Duchefnc, Hiftorias Fran- 
 corum, I. 875. 
 DESMAHIS [Marin Grcstestel. 
 
 Born at Paris 1649 ; died 1694. Brought up in the 
 Proteftant religion ; but abjured in 1681, and took orders. 
 
 The truth of the Catholic religion proved from 
 the Holy Scriptures. Tranflated from the 
 French. 8°. Newcajlle, 1799 
 
 DE SOLA, The Rev. D. A. Liudenthal, I. L. 
 and Raphall, M. J. 
 
 The Sacred Scriptures in Hebrew and Englifli. 
 A new tranflation, with notes critical and 
 explanatory. Vol. i. Genefis. 8°. Lond.\%\\ 
 All that has been publifhed. 
 
 DESPAGNE, John. 
 
 Eflay des merveilles de Dieu en rharmonie des 
 temps. En deux parties. 12°. Gen. 1671 
 
 On the chief events of the Old and New Teftaments. 
 
 Les erreurs populaires dans les poinfts generaux, 
 qui concernent I'intelligence de la religion. 
 12°. Gen. 1 67 1 
 
 DESPAUTERE, John. 
 
 A diftinguiflied grammarian. Born at Ninove, in Bra- 
 bant, 1460. Died 1520. His work entitled, Commentarii 
 Grammatici, folio, Par. 1537, is very fcarce and valuable. 
 
 Rudimenta, cum accentibus. Sm. 8°. Par. 1583 
 DESPONT, Philip, D.D. See Bibl. Max. Patr. 
 DE STAEL-HGLSTEIN, Louise Germaine 
 Necker, Baronne. 
 
 An eminent writer who has greatly influenced French 
 literature. Born at Paris 1766. Died 18 17. 
 
 Confiderations fur les principaux evenemens de 
 la Revolution Fran9ois. Ouvrage pofthume, 
 feconde edition. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 18 19 
 
 Other works: De I'Allemagne. 3 vol. 8°. Corinne, 
 
 &c. 
 
 DE STARCK, Baron, Proteftant Minifter and 
 firft Preacher to the Court of Hefle-Darmftadt. 
 Philofophical dialogues on the re-union of the 
 different Chriftian communions. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 819 
 DESVOEUX, A. V. 
 
 A philofophical and critical eflay on Ecclefiaftes, 
 wherein the author's defign is ftated, his doc- 
 trine vindicated, his method explained in an 
 analytical paraphrafe, annexed to a new ver- 
 fion, &c. 4°. Lond. 1760 
 
 A judicious, candid, and able work. It has been trans- 
 lated into German, 4". Halle, 1764. 
 
 DE SWAEN, Mart. Henricus. 
 Theles theologiccc, De juftificatione. Pro vene- 
 randis SS. reliquiis, &c. 12°. Lond. 1703
 
 907 
 
 9o8 
 
 DE TASSY, M. Garcin. 
 
 Memoire fur des particularites de la religion 
 Mufulmane dans I'Inde, d'apres les ouvrages 
 Hindouftani. Pp.114. ^°- P^r. 1831 
 
 DES-VIGNOLES, Alplionse. 
 
 Chronologic de I'hilloire fainte, et des hiftoires 
 etrangeres qui la concernent depuis la fortie 
 d'Egypte jufqu'a la captivite de Babylone. 
 2 vol. 4°. Berlin, 1738 
 
 DE VILLENEUVE-BARGEMONT, Le Vic. 
 Alban, Ancien Confciller d'Etat. 
 
 Economic politique Chretienne, ourecherches fur 
 la nature et les caufes de pauperifme, en France 
 et en Europe, et fur les moyens de le foulager 
 et le prevenir. 3 vol. 8°. Par. 1834 
 
 [DE VILLIERS.] 
 
 Refieftions on men's prejudices againft religion 
 and their miftakes in the pradlice of it. Trans- 
 lated from the French. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 DE VISCH, R. D. Carolus, Theol. Prof. 
 
 Bibliotheca fcriptorum facri ordinis Ciftercienfis, 
 elogiis plurimorum maxime illuftrium ador- 
 nata, editio fecunda, audla accedit chronologia 
 antiquiffima monafteriorum ordinis Ciftercien- 
 fis. 4°. Col. Ag. 1656 
 
 DE VOISIN, Joseph. 
 
 A learned writer. Born at Bordeaux. He was at firft a 
 
 Councillor of Parliament, but relinquifhed that profeflion for 
 
 the church, and became preacher and almoner to the prince 
 
 ofConti. Died 1685. 
 
 Liber de jubilso, fecundum Hebraeorum et 
 Chriftianorum doftrinam. 8°. Par. 1655 
 
 DEVOTION. 
 
 Two difcourfes for the furtherance of Chriftian 
 piety and devotion. By the author of the 
 Method of Private Devotion. 1 2°. Lond. 1 66 1 
 
 DEVOTIONS for the Lord's Supper, with a 
 method for digefting the Pfalms applicable to 
 the occurrences of life. By a layman. Sm. 8°. 
 
 War. 1786 
 
 DEVOTIONS for the fick-room, and for times of 
 trouble : compiled from ancient liturgies and 
 the writings of holy men. 12°. Lond. 1843 
 
 The practice of devotion ; or, a treatife of divine 
 love : wherein the rules of this excellent virtue 
 are explained, according to the fpirit of the 
 gofpel, and in oppofition to falfe devotos. 
 For the ufe of all the faithful, and particularly 
 for thofe who fufFer for Chrift. [Anon.] 8". 
 
 Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 DEVOUT Cliristian's Companion, being a com- 
 plete manual of devotions, collefted from the 
 works of Tillotfon, Taylor, Kenn, Beveridge, 
 Patrick, Scott, Horneck, Stanhope. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1722 
 
 DEVOUT Meditations from Watts and Howe. 
 32°. Lond. 1 8 17 
 
 DEWAR, Daniel, LL.D. 
 
 Minifter of the Tron Church, Glafgow. Formerly Pro- 
 fefTor of Moral Philofophy in the Univerfity and King's 
 College of Aberdeen. 
 
 DEWAR, Daniel, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 Difcourfes illuftrative of the defigns of Chrift- 
 ianity, and of fome parts of its internal evi- 
 dence. 8°. Lond. 1 818 
 I Pet. I. 8. The Saviour, though unfeen, the objecTt of 
 love, and the ground of joy - . . j 
 Ifa. 61. 1-3. The miniftry of Chrift - - 33 
 Afts, 2. 22-24. The charadler of Chrift - 66 
 Luke, 23. 39-42. Grace and power of Chrift 93 
 
 1 Cor. 1.22-24. Correfpondence which fubfifts between 
 the fpiritual neceflitiesof man, and the bleflings which 
 it is the avowed defign of Chriftianity to beftow 120 
 
 2 Tim. I. 12. The conviftion which the believer has 
 of the truth of his religion arifing from the long expe- 
 rience he has had of its mighty efficacy - 148 
 
 Luke, 12. 57. Nature of the evidence derived from the 
 fuppofed correfpondence of Chriftianity to enlightened 
 realon - - - - - - -'75 
 
 A6ls, 4. 20. The integrity and candour of the writers of 
 New Teftament, and the ftyle and fpirit of their writ- 
 ings -...-.- 207 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 2, 3. The charafter of the early difciples of 
 Chriftianity, as delineated in the New Teftament 240 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. Chriftianity a fource of individual and na- 
 tional happinefs - ... - 275 
 
 Luke, 23. 28-31. The predidlions of our Saviour refpedl- 
 ing the deftrudtion of Jerufalem - - 312 
 
 Ifa. 55. 10, II. The partial promulgation of Chriftian- 
 ity no valid objedlion to its divine authority - 351 
 
 Ifa. 55. 10, II. The imperfedlions ofChriftians no folid 
 objedlion to Chriftianity - - - 391 
 
 John, 12. 47, 48. The guilt and punifliment incurred 
 by the negleft of the gofpel ... 423 
 
 The nature and obligations of perfonal and fa- 
 mily religion, with a variety of prayers. Third 
 edition, greatly enlarged. 8°. Glafg. 1 821 
 
 DEWAR, Edward H., M.A., late of Exeter 
 College, Oxford, Chaplain to the Britifh refi- 
 dents at Hamburg. 
 
 German Proteftantifm, and the right of private 
 judgment in the interpretation of Holy Scrip- 
 ture. A brief hiftory of German theology 
 from the Reformation to the prefent time, in 
 a feries of letters to aLayman. 12°. Oxf. 1844 
 
 D'EWES, Sir Symonds, Knt. 
 
 An Englifh hiftorian and antiquary. Born 1602. Died 
 
 1650. 
 
 The journals of all the parliaments during the 
 reign of Q^ Elizabeth ; revifed and publifhed 
 by Paul Bowes, Efq. Folio. Lond. 1682* 
 For an article on this moft ufeful hiftorical work, fee 
 
 Edinb. Rev. 84. 76. 
 
 DE WETTE, Wilhelm. 
 
 A critical and hiftorical introduftion to the ca- 
 nonical Scriptures of the Old Teftament. 
 Tranflated and enlarged from the German, by 
 Theodore Parker. Sixth edit. 2 vol. 8°. 
 Bojfon, U.S. 1850* 
 
 DEWHIRST, The Rev. Charles. 
 
 The parents' gift to baptifed children, in letters 
 to a friend ; containing arguments, anecdotes, 
 and dialogues on Chriftian baptifm and early 
 piety. 12°. Lond. 1835 
 
 DEXIPPUS. 
 
 Hiftoriarum excerpta. Mai Script. Vet. 2. 319 
 
 Legationum excerpta. Fragmenta. Ibid. 331
 
 909 
 
 9IO 
 
 DEYLING, D. Solomon. 
 
 A learned Proteftant Orientalift, fuperlntendant of the 
 diocefe of Leipfic. Born 1677. Died 1755. 
 Obfervationes facrs, in qua multa Scripturse 
 Veteris ac Novi Teftamenti dubia vexata 
 folvuntur, loca difficiliora ex antiquitate, et 
 varias doftrina; apparatu, illuftrantur, atque ab 
 audaci recentiorum criticorum depravatione 
 folide vindicantur. Editio tertia emendatior, 
 ac tertia parte auftior. 5 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lipf. 1735, &c. 
 
 Inter alia. 
 Vol. I. 1735. 
 
 De vaticiniorum in gente Ebrasa origine - - I 
 
 De Mofe, Pentateuchi audlore - - - 8 
 
 Cur animalia fint addudta ad Adamum - - 22 
 
 De iride, fcederis divini figno, Gen. 7. 10, 14, 16 37 
 
 De incolatu Ifraelitarum in .i^gypto, Exod. 12. 40 69 
 
 De myftica areas foederis fignificatione - - 76 
 
 De hirco emiiTario Chrifti figura, Lev. 16 - 84 
 
 Statio folis et lunas, Jof. 10. 12-14 - - 100 
 
 De loco Hiobi, 5. i - - - - - 142 
 
 De cenfu Augufti, Luc. 5. I - - - 233 
 
 De die Jefu Chrifti emortuali Matt. 26. &c. - 261 
 
 Oratio de ingenio Ifraelitarum .i^igyptiacorum 379 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1737. 
 
 An auflor Pentateuchi Mofes, fuerit pantheifta ? 1 
 
 De fpiraculo vitarum, Gen. 2. 7 - - - 30 
 
 De facrificiis Habelis atque Caini, Gen. 4. 3, 4 53 
 
 De Melchifedeci perfona et myfterio, Gen. 14 71 
 
 De origine circumcifionis Judaicje, Gen. 17 - 88 
 
 De Angelo Redemptore, Gen. 48. 15, 16 - 98 
 
 De fceptro Judae, Gen. 49, 10 - - - 106 
 
 De fertilitate Cananasas, Exod. 3.8- - 138 
 
 De fponfo fanguinum, Exod. 4. 26 - - - 150 
 
 De panibus facierum, Exod. 25. 30 - - 157 
 De ingreflu fummi pontificis in fandtum fandtorum, 
 
 Lev. 16- - - - - - - 175 
 
 De ferpente aeneo, Num. 21 - - - 207 
 
 De magno propheta, Deut. 18. 15, 18 - - 231 
 
 De Samuele perfonato, i Sam. 28. 7, 8 - 253 
 
 Tentationis Chrifti hiftoria, Matt. 4. 1-7 - 352 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1739. 
 
 Quid fit, Gen. 3. 8 - - - - - I 
 De ortu Babelis etconfufione fermonis, Gen. 11. 1-9 24 
 De tranfitu Ifraelitarum per mare Idumaeum, Exod. 14.21 
 
 +5 
 De manna in deferto, Exod. 16 - -, - 70 
 
 De Balaamo, Num. 22-24 - - , - 102 
 
 Gloria templi pofterioris, Hag. 2. 7, 8 - 182 
 
 De re nummaria veterum Hebraeorum, i Mace. 15. 6 
 
 222 
 De Joanne Baptifta, Matt. 3.4 - - - 251 
 
 De ingenti tumultu a Demetrio, Adl. 19. 23 362 
 
 Differtationes tres in academia, — 
 
 De fletu fuper Thammuz, Ezech. 18. 14 - 507 
 De afcetis veterum .... ^^.j 
 
 De voce AIKAIOTN 564 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1757. 
 S. Irenaeus teftis et confeflbr veritatis, contra R. Maflue- 
 tum -.-.-.- 3 
 
 Vindiciae S. Cyrilli Hierof. contra A. A.Touttaeum 1 16 
 Infigniores Romanae ecclefiae variationes circa S. Eucha- 
 riftiam facSlae, contra BofTuetum - - . 178 
 
 S. Euchariftiae origo - - - - - 221 
 
 Errorum pontificiorum novitas circa S. Euchariftiam 256 
 Regimini S. monarchic! in papatu novitas et origo 420 
 Jefu Chrifti EM*ANI2M02 in confpedu Dei, Heb. 9. 24 
 
 539 
 Ifrael, Jehovas Dominum, Pfa. 1 14. 2 - - 655 
 
 DEYLING, D. Solomon {contmueJ). 
 
 Angelas Domini Ifraelitarum per vaftas Arabia? folitu- 
 
 dinesdudlor. Exod. 14. 19, adverfus J.Tolandum 743 
 
 Chriftus a prophetis pradidtus adverfus A. Collinum 761 
 
 Imago magni Anti-Chrifti in rege Babylonio oftenfa, Ef. 
 
 '4- i3> 14 - 77i 
 
 De mirabili ecclefiae incremento Ef. 66. 7 praedidto 783 
 
 Jonas typus Chrifti, Matt. 12. 40 - - 830 
 
 Veritas refurredtionis Chrifti adverfus Spinozam et T. 
 
 Woolftonum ----_. 849 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1748. 
 
 In rubo ardente, Exod. 3.6 - . - I 
 
 De emphafibus S. Scripturse ... - 205 
 
 De tortura Divinorum oraculorum - - 225 
 
 De oraculis typicis et allegoricis - - - 35^ 
 C. E. Deylingii difTertatio de Aeliae Capitolinae hiftoria et 
 
 origine - - - - - - 433 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Obfervatio de origine circumcifionis Judaicje. 
 
 Ugolinus, 22. 1 07 1 
 Differt. de fletu fuper Thamuz. Ibid. 23. 963 
 Exercitatio de Ifraele, Jehovs Domino. 
 
 Ibid. 24. 71 
 Obiervatio de fceptro Judae, ad Genef xlix. 
 
 Ibid. 26. 1 1 55 
 
 Dc Judaeorum jure gladii, tempore Chriili ad loc. 
 
 Joh. xviii. Ibid. 1 183 
 
 Obfervatio de familia et genealogia Herodiadum. 
 
 Ibid. 26. 1229 
 Obfervatio de re nummaria veterum Hebrse- 
 orum, &c. Ibid. 28. 691 
 
 DIADOCHUS, Bidiop of Photice in Epirus. 
 
 Flouriftied about 400. 
 
 De perfeftione fpirituali capita centum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 884 
 
 DIALOGUE in Englifli betweene a dodlor of 
 divinity and a ftudent in the lawes of England. 
 Newly correfted and imprinted, with new 
 additions. Black letter, Sm. 8°. Land. 1638 
 
 DIALOGUE between a curate and a country- 
 man concerning the Englifli fervice ; or. Com- 
 mon prayer-book of England. 8°. Edin.ijz^ 
 
 DIALOGUES in fix languages ; viz., Latin, 
 French, German, Spanifli, Italian, and Eng- 
 lifli. 4°. Shrewjb. 1808 
 
 DIBBEN, Thomas, A.M., Redor of Great 
 Fontmel, Dorfetfliire. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 37. 6. [Accefl-.] 4^. Utrecht, 17 12 
 
 DIBDIN, Thomas Frognall, D.D., F.R.S., 
 F.S.A. 
 
 One of the moft eminent of bibliographers. Born at 
 Calcutta 1776. Educated at St. John's College. Studied 
 the law, but afterwards changed his views, and was ordained 
 in 1804. Became preacher of Tenifon's chapel, London ; 
 alfo at Brompton Chapel, and Quebec and Fitzroy Chapels, 
 Vicar of Exning 1823, Redlor of St. Mary, Bryanftone 
 Square, 1824. Died 1848. 
 
 An introduflion to the knowledge of rare and 
 valuable editions of the Greek and Latin 
 claflics ; together with an account of polyglott 
 Bibles, polyglott Pfalters, Hebrew Bibles, 
 Greek Bibles and Greek Teftaments, the Greek 
 Fathers and the Latin Fathers. Fourth edition, 
 enlarged. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1827
 
 911 
 
 DIBDIN, T. F., D.D. {comhucd). 
 
 Another, iecond edition, with an account of 
 lexicons and grammars, &:c. 8°. Land. 1804 
 
 Bibliomania, or book-madnefs ; a bibliographical 
 romance. Jlluftratcd with cuts. New and 
 improved edition ; to which are now added, 
 preliminary obfervations, and a fupplement, 
 including a key to the affbmed characters in 
 the drama. Royal 8°. Land. 1842 
 
 The library companion ; or, the young man's 
 guide and the old man's comfort in the choice 
 of a library. 8°. Land. 1824 
 
 Sermons, doftrinal and praftical : preached in 
 King Street, Brompton ; Quebec and Fitzroy 
 Chapels. 8°. Land. 1820 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. The preaching of Chrift Jefus the Lord 1 
 James, I. 22. Doers of the word, and not hearers only 16 
 John, 10. 14. The Chriftian paftor and his flock 29 
 Exod. 20. 8. Obfervance of the Sabbath-day - 46 
 Pfa. 144. 15. Same fubjeft ... 61 
 
 Eph. 5.14. Awake from fleep, and Chrift /hall give light 
 
 77 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. Good Friday. On the facrament 91 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19. Chriftmas-day - - - 106 
 
 James, l. 27. Pure and undefiled religion - 119 
 
 Pfa. 125. 4. Good and true of heart - - 133 
 
 Pfa. 62. 10. Right ufe of riches - - 149 
 
 Matt. 22. II, 12. The wedding garment - 163 
 
 Rom. 13. 14. Put on the Lord Jefus Chrift 176 
 
 Gen. 45. 28. The death of Ifrael - - 189 
 
 Matt. 24. 12. The love of many fhall wax cold 205 
 
 Luke, 17. 17, 18. The ten lepers. Gratitude to God 218 
 
 2 Pet. 3. II. Holy converfation and godlinefs - 230 
 
 2 Sam. 18. 33. The death of Abfalom - 242 
 
 John, 8. 32. The truth fhall make you free - 255 
 
 Pfa. 119. 71. It is good to be afflidted - 269 
 Job, I. 21. The Lord giveth, and the Lord taketh away. 
 
 On the death of the author's fon - - 281 
 
 Rom. 7. 24. Deliverance from the body of this death 295 
 
 Job, 6. 25. The force of truth ... 308 
 
 Matt. 25. 13. Parable of the ten virgins - 321 
 John, 3. 9, 10. Our Saviour and Nicodemus. Trin.Sun. 
 
 334 
 Rom. 12. 2. Be not conformed to this world 347 
 
 Matt. II, 28. Reft to the heavy laden - 361 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. As we fow, we fhall reap - - 375 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. Bleffed are they that mourn - 388 
 
 Matt. 15. 22. Prayer ----- 402 
 Job, 14. 14. We muft wait till our change come 425 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 22. Proper influence of the refurreftion of 
 Chrift 439 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. Leprofy ofNaaman - - 450 
 2 Sam. 19. 34, 35. Charafter of Barzillai. Of old age 463 
 Ecclef. II. 9. Charadter of youth - - 478 
 Gal. 6. 9. Charity fermon for the Infirmary at Brighton 
 
 494 
 Two fermons, Rom. 13. 11. The old paths. 
 [Advent, i and 2,] 8°. Land. 1844 
 
 Other works : Sermons preached at St. Mary's, Bryan- 
 ftone Square. 8°. 1825. The Sunday Library; fermons 
 from various authors. 6 vol. 12°. 1830; and numerous 
 other works. 
 
 DICETO, Ralph de. 
 
 Archdeacon of Middlefex about 1 160. Dean of St. Paul's 
 J183. 
 
 Hiftoria compendiofa de regibus Britonum a 
 Bruto ad Cadwalladrum. 
 
 Brit. Hift. Gale, i. 551 
 Hiftoria de archiepifcopis Cantuarienfibus. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, 2. 675 
 
 912 
 
 DICETO, Ralph de {continued). 
 Abbreviationes chronicorum, a.d. 589-1197. 
 Imagines hiftoriarum, I 148—1200. 
 Series caufs inter Henricum regem et Thomam 
 archicpifcopum. Twyfden, Hiil. 429 
 
 DICK, Andrew Coventry, Efq., Advocate. 
 Diflertation on church polity. 12°. £^z«. 1835 
 Againft church eftabli/hments. 
 
 DICK, John, D.D. 
 
 Born at Aberdeen 1764. Obtained a burfary in King's 
 
 College, Aberdeen, 1 777. Licenfed as a preacher in the 
 
 Seceflion Church, 1785, and became minifter at Slateford, 
 
 near Edinburgh. Removed to Glafgow, 1801. Profeflbr 
 
 of Theology to the Aflbciate Synod (afterwards the United 
 
 Seceflion Church), 1820. Died 1833. 
 
 An eflay on the infpiration of the Holy Scrip- 
 tures. Third edition, with correftions and 
 additions. 8°. G/a/g. 18 13 
 
 A fourth edition, without alteration, in 12°. Glafg. 1840 
 
 Leftures on theology, with a memoir by his fon. 
 Second edition. 4 vol. 8°. Edin. 1838 
 
 An excellent fyftematic work. 
 
 Leftures on the Afls of the Apoftles. Third 
 edition. Sm. 8°. G/a/g. 1848 
 
 DICK, Robert, D.D., Minifter of the Trinity 
 College Church, Edinburgh. 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 5. 34-39. The counfel of Ga- 
 maliel confidered. [S.S.P.C.K.] 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1762 
 
 DICK, Thomas. 
 
 The Chriftian philofopher ; or, the connexion 
 offcience and philofophy with religion. II- 
 luftrated with engravings. Eighth edition, re- 
 vifed, corredled, and greatly enlarged. 1 2°. 
 
 G/a/g. 1842 
 
 The philofophy of a future ftate. 1 2°. Glafg. 1 828 
 
 DICKEN, Alldersey, M.A. 
 
 Three fermons on the Sabbath. Being part of 
 a courfe delivered before the Univerfuy of 
 Cambridge. 8°. Camb. 1823 
 
 Gen. 2. 3- - - • - - - I 
 
 Ifa. 58. 13 - - - - - - 23 
 
 P^a- 95- 6 39 
 
 DICKENS, Charles, LL.D. 
 
 Sermons, Afts, 17. 11. The Bible. 4°. 
 
 Camb. 1783 
 DICKINSON, Edmund, M.D. 
 
 Phyfician in ordinary to King Charles and King James II. 
 Born 1624. Died 1707. 
 
 Delphi Phoenicizantes, five traftatus in quo 
 Graecos, quicquid apud Delphos celebre erat 
 e JofujE hiftoria Scriptifque Sacris effinxifle, 
 oftenditur. Sm. 8°. Oxon. 1655 
 
 (An account of the life and writings of). To 
 which is added, A treatife on the Grecian 
 games, printed from the doftor's own MS. 
 By William Nicolas, Blomblerg, A.M., Reftor 
 and Vicar of Fulham. 8°. Zi^W. 1739 
 
 DICKINSON, Jonathan. 
 
 An American Prelbyterian divine. Prefident of the 
 College of New Jerfey. Died 1747. 
 
 Familiar letters to a gentleman upon important 
 fubjefts in religion. Third ed. 12°. Edin.lJ^J
 
 913 
 
 914 
 
 DICKINSON, Robert, Curate and Ledurer of 
 
 St. Mary, Nevvington Butts. 
 Sermons on feveral fubjefts and occafions. 8°. 
 
 Lond. i8i8 
 
 Lev. 25. 8-10. National Jubilee, 1809 - I 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. Fun. fer. on the Princeis Charlotte 23 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. The Lord's Prayer. 7 ferm. 47 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. The Trinity in unity - - 219 
 
 Luke, 13. 8. Opening of the year - - 241 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 9. The joys of heaven - - 263 
 Neh. 4. 14. In honour of the volunteers - 2S3 
 Jude, 3. Fun. fer. on Bp. Horfley. Appendix, with life. 
 
 DICKSON, David, Profeflbr of Divinity in the 
 Univerfity of Edinburgh. 
 
 Born at Glafgow, 1583. Educated at that univerfity, of 
 which he became Profeffor of Philofophy. Minifter of 
 Irvine, 16 18; and became a very popular preacher. Pro- 
 feffor of Divinity in the Univerfity of Glafgow, 1643, and 
 afterwards in that of Edinburgh. Ejedted at the Reftora- 
 tion, 1662, and died the fame year. He was confidered 
 one of the ableft and moft ufetul men of his time, and his 
 works continue to be efteemed, particularly his Commen- 
 taries, which, though brief, have much point and con- 
 denfation of fentiment. 
 
 A brief expofition of the gofpel according to 
 Matthew. 12°. Lo7id. 1651- 
 
 A fhort explanation of the epiftle to the He- 
 brews. Sm. 8°. Aber. 1635 
 Reprinted in royal 8°. Lond. 1839. 
 Expofitio analytica omnium apoftolicarum epifto- 
 larum. Seu brevis introdudlio ad pleniores com- 
 mentarios, in ufum ftudioforum theologise. 4°. 
 
 Glafg. 1645 
 A brief explication of the Pfalms. 3 voh 8°. 
 
 Lund. 1655 
 
 A fcarce work, reprinted in 2 vol. 12°. Glafgow, 1834 ; 
 
 alfo become fcarce. 
 
 Therapeutica facra, feu, de curandis cafibus con- 
 fcientias circa regenerationem, per fcederum 
 divinorum prudentem applicationem, libri tres. 
 4°. Edin. 1656 
 
 Therapentica facra ; (hewing briefly the method 
 of healing the difeafes of the confcience con- 
 cerning regeneration. Tranflated by the au- 
 thor. Second edition. 8°. Edin. 1697 
 
 Truth's vidory over error ; or, the true prin- 
 ciples of the Chriftian religion ftated and vin- 
 dicated againft herefies, with the author's life, 
 by Wodrow. 12°. Glafg. 1772 
 
 (Life of) Biographies, Seleft, 2. 5 
 
 DICKSON, David, Minifter of the New North 
 Church of Edinburgh. 
 
 Sermons, preached on different occafions. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1818 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 18. A devout review - - . 1 
 Pfa. 19. 10. The excellence of the Scriptures 25 
 2 Cor. 3. 7-10. The peculiar glory of the gofpel. With 
 
 appendix ------ ^y 
 
 Titus, 2. 1 1-13. Thepradllcal influence ofChriftianity 84 
 Prov. 19. 2. The difmal eft'efts of ignorance - iii 
 Phil. 3. 8. The excellency of the knowledge of Chrift 
 
 133 
 Pfa. 146. 9. The fatherlefs relieved - - 162 
 
 Adb, 8. 5-8. Philip's preaching at Samaria - 183 
 I Sam. 3. 18. Nature and grounds of fubmiflion to the 
 
 will of God . - - - . 200 
 
 I Sam. 16. 7. God's infpedtion of the heart - 223 
 
 DICKSON, David {continued). 
 
 Luke, 15. 18, 20. The returning prodigal - 242 
 
 Exod. 3. 3; Luke, 23. 33. The crucifixion of Chrift, a 
 
 great fight - 262 
 
 Pfa. 84. 10. Delight in public ordinances - 280 
 
 John, 6. 55. The true heavenly provifion - 307 
 
 Matt. 28. 8. The refurredtion of Chrift matter of great 
 
 joy - - - - - - - 328 
 
 2Tim. i.io. Life and immortality brought to light 350 
 Heb. II. 13. Chriftians, ftrangers and pilgrims on the 
 
 earth - 378 
 
 Ifa. 60. 20. The prefent and future ftate of the people 
 
 of God -.-.-. ^^02 
 
 Phil. I. 6. The apoftle's confidence - - 432 
 
 John, 14. 31. The departure - - - 462 
 
 DICTIONNAIRE Ma9onnique, ou recueil d'es- 
 quilTes de toutes les parties de I'edifice connu 
 fous le nom de Ma9onnerie. 12°. Par. 5825 
 
 DICTIONARY (a new and complete) of arts 
 and fciences ; comprehending all the branches 
 of ufeful knowledge. Illuftrated with above 
 three hundred copper-plates. Second edition. 
 4 vol. 8°. Owen, Lond. 1763 
 
 DICTIONARY of muficians from the earlieft 
 ages to the prefent time ; comprifing the moft 
 important biographical contents of the works 
 of Gerber, Choron, and Fayolle, Count OrlofF, 
 Dr. Burney, Sir John Hawkins, &c. ; together 
 with upwards of a hundred original memoirs 
 of the moft eminent living muficians, and a 
 fummary of the hiftory of mufic. Second edit. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 DIDYMUS Alexandrinus [Didymus of Alex- 
 andria]. 
 
 Although blind, he acquired an extenfive knowledge of 
 the fciences and theology. He became principal mafterof the 
 celebrated catechetical fchool of Alexandria, and had many 
 difciples; among whom were St. Jerome, RufEnus, Palladius, 
 and Ifidore. Died 394, in the eighty-fifth year of his age. 
 De Spiritu Sanfto. 
 
 In epiftolas S. Petri, Joannis, et Juds. 
 Contra Manichaeos. 
 
 EpiftoljE. Bibl. Patr. Gall, 6. 264 
 
 Enarrationes in epiftolas B. Jacobi, Petri, Joannis, 
 et Juds. Liber contra Manich^os. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 320 
 Liber contra Manichasos, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Canifius, i. 197 ; Combefis, Auftarium 
 Novifiimum, Pars 2 
 De Spiritu Sanfto, ex Grsco Latine converfus. 
 
 Hieronymi Opera, 2. 105 
 DIETERIC, John Conrad. 
 
 A learned Lutheran divine. Born at Butzbach, 1612. 
 
 Became Profeifor of Greek and Hiftory at Gieflen, in which 
 
 he continued with great reputation until his death in 1669. 
 
 Antiquitates biblicfe, in quibusdecreta, prophetic, 
 
 fermones, confuetudines, ritufque ac didta Ve- 
 
 teris Teftamenti, de rebus Judjeorum et Gen- 
 
 tilium, qua facris, qua profanis, expenduntur. 
 
 Nunc vero poft B. obitum autoris publicats 
 
 a Johanne Jufto Piftorio, cum indicibus. Folio. 
 
 Gijfo' Hajforum, 1671 
 
 Prolegomena in Antiquitates Biblicas - - I 
 
 Gen. I. I. Phyfica ----- 37 
 
 1.2. Mundi Opifex et Redlor - - 70 
 
 3 N
 
 9^5 
 
 9i6 
 
 DIETERIC, John Conrad {continued). 
 
 Gen. 2. 8. Paradifus .... 
 
 3. 12. Lapfus Adami . . - . 
 
 3. 15. Protevangelium ... 
 
 7. 1. Area Noa; . - - - - 
 
 — — 9. 27. Migratio et divifio gentium 
 
 ■ II. 4.. Turris Babylonica - . - 
 
 30. II. Lea ..... 
 
 37. 36. Praefedtura prsetorio ^gyptiaca 
 
 41. 8. Magi .^gypti - - . . 
 
 41. 43. Jofephi inauguratio 
 
 46. 34. .^gyptiorum idololatria 
 
 49. 10. Sceptrum Judas . . _ 
 
 — — 50. 2. .^gyptiorum funerationes - 
 Zxod. I. 8. Rex novus .... 
 
 6. 6, 7. Jehovah .... 
 
 9. 1 8. Plagae .^gypti 
 
 23. 14, &c. Fefta Judaeorum 
 
 24. 3. Legiflatio et politia Judaeorum - 
 
 — — 28. 2. Veftitus Aaronis et facerdotium 
 
 32. 4. Vituli conflatilis adoratio 
 
 39. 32. Tabernaculi extru6tio 
 
 Lev. 7. 37. Sacrificiorum apparatus 
 
 • 18. 21. Nefanda Molochi facra 
 
 23. 24. Feftum tabernaculorum 
 
 25. 4. Jubilaeum .... 
 
 Num. 13. 17. Onomatologia facra 
 
 13. 24. Botri magnitude in terra Canaan 
 
 Deut. 12. 31. Arae, ftatuae et idola 
 
 16. 21. Luci diis confecrati 
 
 16. 5. Mulier vefte virili induta 
 
 22. 8. Architedtonice in Oriente 
 
 — ^ 25. 4. Trituratio .... 
 
 Jof. I. 2. Geographia facra ... 
 
 2. I. CauponifTarum fundlio infamis 
 
 9. 3, feq. Peregrinatio Orientalium 
 
 Currus falcati in bellis ufitati 
 31. Votum Jephthaeum 
 . Ergaftulum Simfonis 
 . Vanum Philiftaeorum epinicion 
 Lotiones et unguenta 
 , Dagon ..... 
 Anathemata templorum 
 Mufica facra - - . - 
 
 Abfolonis rebellio - 
 
 I Reg. 8. 13. Templum Hierofolymitanum 
 
 15. 13. Priapi facra .... 
 
 2 Reg. 23. II. Solis currus ... 
 
 18. 25. Baaliticus cultus - - - 
 
 2 Paral. 32. 21. Bellum Sennacherib 
 
 1 Efdr. 4. 14. Sal, amicitiae foederifque fymbolum 
 
 2 Efdr. 3. 6. Cydaris infigne regium Perfarum 
 Efth. I. 3. Parthenum Perfarum - - - 
 
 I. 7, 8. Sympofiaca Perfarum 
 
 2. 21. Eunuchi .... - 
 
 3. 2. Mos Perfarum adorandi reges - 
 
 3. 7. Sortilegium .... 
 
 8. 10. Angari .... 
 
 Job, 19. 24. Celte 
 
 31.26. Solis cultus - - - 
 
 37. 7. Chiromanteia divinatoria 
 
 42. 14. Cornu ftibii ... 
 
 Pfa. 50. 10, II. Hiftoria animalium facra 
 68. 30. Arundinum in militia ufus 
 
 no. I. Dextrae locus - - . - 
 
 139. 15. Anatomia facra ... 
 
 Prov. 17. 6. Corona osconomica ... 
 25. II. Mala aurea .... 
 
 26. 7. Aoervus Mercurii ... 
 
 Ecclef. 2. 4, 5. Botanica facra ... 
 
 10. 15-17. Princeps cum aula 
 
 Cant. I. 5. Abufus Cantici ad profana 
 Sap. 7. 17, feq. Anni et menfium ratio 
 
 13. I, feq. Idololatriae ortus et progrefTus 
 
 Efa. I. 18. Coccinum et vermiculus - 
 
 73 
 86 
 
 93 
 100 
 no 
 116 
 119 
 121 
 126 
 132 
 136 
 139 
 144 
 160 
 161 
 167 
 180 
 186 
 192 
 198 
 200 
 205 
 214 
 218 
 220 
 225 
 
 ^45 
 256 
 275 
 276 
 277 
 280 
 287 
 308 
 310 
 329 
 
 333 
 336 
 338 
 340 
 
 343 
 346 
 
 349 
 353 
 361 
 
 368 
 
 372 
 374 
 377 
 382 
 384 
 
 385 
 386 
 
 391 
 393 
 
 397 
 401 
 403 
 306 
 309 
 414 
 416 
 507X 
 5o8y 
 
 773 
 509 
 
 520 
 523 
 527 
 534 
 540 
 
 544 
 547 
 556 
 
 45- 
 
 47- 
 
 51. 
 
 Jer. 7. 18. 
 
 16. 
 
 16. 
 
 DIETERIC, John Conrad {continued). 
 
 Efa. 2. 6. Ethnico Judaifmus . - -557 
 
 2. 20. Idolorum abjeftio ... 562 
 
 3. 16, 17. Colmice mulierum - . 563 
 
 - 7. 20. Tonfura captivitatis et fervitutis fignum 571 
 
 II. II, 12. Gentilium ad Ecclefiam vocatio 573 
 
 13. 21. Sirene, Onocentauri ... 576 
 
 18. I, 2. Nomi JEgypti ... ^jg 
 
 19. I, feq. Onus /Egypti ... jgj 
 
 23. 3. Nilus .^gypti - - - -591 
 
 3. Cyri vidloria et opes - - 598 
 
 13. Aftrologia judiciaria ... 598 
 17. Parallelifmus facro.profanus - 602 
 
 Regina cceli et pemmata - - 607 
 
 5, feq. Funebres ritus - - 610 
 
 Conviviorum apparatus - - 622 
 
 22. 24. Annulorum ornatus - - 628 
 
 29. 26. Nervus ..... 630 
 
 34. 18. Foederum fandlio . - 633 
 
 44. 30. Pharao Ephree ... 635 
 
 Thren. i. 3. Captivitas Babylonica . - 635 
 
 Baruch, i. 29. Epulae exequales ... 641 
 
 6. 42. Babylonia fcorta ... 641 
 
 Ezech. 5. 5. Hierufalem .... 643 
 
 8. 10. Adonidis facra ... 650 
 
 8. 16. Mos orandi verfus Orientem - 652 
 
 21. 22. Dlvinationes et fortilegia - 653 
 
 23. 24. Militia orientalium ... 663 
 
 • 27. II. Pygmaeorum figmentum . 671 
 
 28. 13. Lithologia facra ... 675 
 
 Dan. 2. 4. Chronologije profanae ufus in facris 680 
 
 7. 3. Monarchiarum IV. flatus - - 681 
 
 3. I. Columnarum et ftatuarum ereftio 712 
 
 9. 24. LXX Hebdomades - - - 718 
 
 Hof. 2. 2. Idolorum phyladleria ... 722 
 Amos, 8. 5. Monetae et pondera - - 726 
 
 Jon. u 2. Nineves magnitudo - - - 731 
 
 4. 6. Jona umbraculum . - - 734 
 
 Judith, 2. 5. Deditionis fymbola ... 736 
 
 9. 9. Militia veterum in arcu et gladio 737 
 
 14. 15. Sciffio veftium in ludtu ufitata - 739 
 
 16. 13. Gigantes et Titanes - - 740 
 
 1 Mac. 3.4,8. Cacozelia rituum etrerum facrarum 745 
 
 6. 51. Scorpio, tormentum bellicum - 755 
 
 8. 3. Metallologia facra . - - 756 
 
 13. 43. Helopolis, machina obfidionalis 762 
 
 2 Mac. 3. 19. Virginum gynecaeum - . 762 
 ■ 4. 19. Hercules ejufque facra - - 766 
 
 6. 2. Jupiter Olympius ... 768 
 
 6. 7. Bacchanalia, Hippodromus - 770 
 
 Index. 
 
 <j)yAA«^oXi«, feu fparfio florum. Ugol. 30. 1277 
 
 DIETZSCHIUS, D. 
 
 DifTertatio de culm Molochi. Ugolinus, 23. •861 
 
 DIFFERENCE, The, between the Church and 
 Court of Rome, confidered : in fome reflec- 
 tions on a dialogue entituled, A Conference 
 between two Proteftants and a Papifl. Second 
 edition, corredled and augmented. Pp. 37. 4°. 
 
 Lo;!^. 1674 
 
 DIFFERENCES. An eflay toward the com- 
 pofing the prefent differences in ecclefiafticks ; 
 and confequently in civils ; as the effedts, or 
 rather confequences of thofe. Pp. 39. 4°- 
 
 s. 1. 1650 
 
 DIGBY, Lord George. 
 
 Born at Madrid 1612. Died 1676. 
 
 Letters between Lord George Digby and Sir 
 Kenelm Digby concerning religion. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1651
 
 917 
 
 9i8 
 
 DIGBY, Lord George {continued). 
 
 Sir Kenelm Digby became a Roman Catholic in 1636. 
 Hiscoufin, Lord George Digby, wrote letters to him againft 
 Popery, but afterwards became a convert. 
 
 DIGBY, Kenelm Henry, Efq. 
 
 The broadftone of" honour, or the true fenfe and 
 praftice of chivalry. Godefredus, Tancredus, 
 Morus. 3 vol. 12°. LoKii. 1829-48 
 
 Mores Cathollci : or ages of faith. [Anonym.] 
 3 vol. Royal 8°. Lom^. 1844-47 
 
 DIGBY, William, Dean of Clonfert. 
 
 Twenty-one leftures on divinity, in two parts : 
 1 . Thirteen leftures calculated to throw light 
 on the Old Teftament, by obfervations, drawn 
 from the Hebrew. 2. Eight leftures on the 
 book of Job, and on the Church Catechifm, 
 adapted to the capacities of grown-up people. 
 8°. Dui/. 1787 
 
 DILHERR, John Michael. 
 
 A learned Proteftant theologian. Born 1604. By great 
 induftry he railed himfelf from indigent circumftances, and 
 in 1631 was appointed Profeffor of Eloquence at Jena, of 
 Hiftory and Poetry 1634, and of Theology 1640. Died 
 1646. 
 
 Libri iii. eleflorum : in quibus rituum, tam fa- 
 
 crorum, quam fecularium farrago continetur, 
 
 multa S. Scripturas, et variorum autorum loca 
 
 depromuntur, et linguarum ufus oftenditur. 
 
 12°. NorimL 1644 
 
 A colleftion of notes explaining many obfcure points of 
 
 antiquity by pallages in Scripture, and by divers profane 
 
 authors. 
 
 DIMOGK, Henry, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, on Matt. 5. 18, in which an emend- 
 ation of a text in Ezekiel is propofed. 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1783 
 DINARCHUS. 
 
 An orator of Greece, a native of Attica. Flour. B.C. 340. 
 Orationes tres. Oratores Attici 
 
 DINGLEY, Robert, M.A., Reftor of Brixton, 
 
 Ifle of Wight. 
 
 Born in Surrey 16 19. Educated at Magdalen College, 
 
 Oxford. Became a zealous Puritan in the time of the 
 
 Commonwealth. Died 1654. 
 
 The deputation of angels ; or, the angel guard- 
 ian : I, Proved by the dim light of nature, 
 clear beames of Scripture, and concent of 
 writers ; 2, Cleared from many rubs and mis- 
 takes ; 3, Applied and improved. Chiefly 
 grounded on Adls, 12. 15. Sm. 8°. 
 
 LokJ. 1654 
 
 Vox cceli ; or, philofophical, hiftorical, and theo- 
 logical obfervations of thunder, with a more 
 general view of God's wonderful worb. Firft 
 grounded on Job, 26. 14, but now enlarged 
 into this treatife. Sm. 8°. Lend. 1658 
 
 DIG CASSIUS. 
 
 An ancient hiftorian. Born at Nicaea in Bithynia in the 
 third century. He became a Public Pleader at Rome, was 
 admitted into the Senate and role to the confular dignity. 
 Died about the age of leventy. Only a portion of his Roman 
 Hiftory remains. 
 
 Romanarum hiftoriarum libri xxiii., a xxxvi. ad 
 Iviii. ufque, Gr. Fol. Lut. R. Stephani, 1548 
 
 Editio princeps. 
 
 DIO CASSIUS [continued). 
 
 Hiftoriae Romanas quas fuperfunt, Gr. et Lat. cum 
 annotationibus J. A. Fabricii ac paucis aliorum, Graeca 
 ex codd. MSS. et fragn-.entis lupplcvir, emendavit, Lat. 
 verfionem Xylandro-Leunclavianam limavit varias Jec- 
 tiones, notas doftorum et fuas, cum apparatu et indicibus 
 adj«cit H. S. Reimarus. 2 vol. Folio. Hamb. 175C-52* 
 An excellent edition. It has been reprinted with addi- 
 tions by Rei/ke, 8 vol. 8^. Lipf. 1824-25. A fmall edition 
 of the Greek text, 4 vol. 16^. Tauchnitz, Lipf. 1818. 
 
 Hiftoriag Romanas libri xlvi. partimintegri,partim 
 mutili, partim excerpti ; Joannis Leunclavii ftudio tam 
 au£ti quam expoliti. Fragmenta priorum xxxiv. amis- 
 lorum, et pofteriorum xx. librorum. Notje Leunclavii, 
 quibus Dionia plurima reftituuntur, Gr. et Lat. Acce- 
 dunt et R. Stephani, G. Xylandri, F. Sylburgii, H. 
 Stephani, F. Urfini notae. Adjedlus index copiofilTimus. 
 Folio. Hancv. 1606 
 
 Excerpta cum continuatione. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 2. 135-246; et 527-568 
 
 The hillory of Dion Caflius, abridged by Xiphlin, 
 done from the Greek, by Mr. Manning. 2 vol. 
 8°. Land. 1704* 
 
 DIODATI, Dominick. 
 
 A civilian. Born at Naples 1736. Educated in the 
 
 Univerfity of that city. Died 1801. 
 
 De Chrifto Grsce, loquente, exercitatio, qua 
 oftenditur Grascam five Hellenifticam linguam 
 cum Judsis omnibus, turn ipfe adeo Chrifto 
 Domino, et apoftolis nativam ac vernaculam 
 fuifle. Neapoli, 1767. Edited, with a preface 
 by Orlando T. Dobbin, LL.B. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1843 
 
 DIODATI, John. 
 
 Born at Geneva I 576 ; died 1649. This celebrated Italian 
 Proteftant divine, belonging to a noble family from Lucca 
 in Italy, is known chiefly by his biblical works, and by 
 his tranflation of Father Paul's Hiftory of the Council of 
 Trent into French. He was lent in 16 18 by the Church 
 of Geneva to the Synod of Dordt. His tranflation of the 
 Bible into Italian is ftill confidered one of the heft. See 
 Bible. 
 
 Pious and learned annotations upon the Holy 
 Bible, plainly expounding the moft difficult 
 places thereof. Third edit., much augmented. 
 Folio. Land. 1651 
 
 Short, but comprehenfive pradlical annotations ; many 
 of them were introduced into the Aflembly's Annotations. 
 The above is the beft edition, 
 
 DIODORUS Siculus. 
 
 An ancient hiftorian. Born at Agyrium in Sicily in the 
 firft century. Of the forty books of his Hiftory only 
 fifteen are extant. 
 
 Bibliothecas hiftoricas libri xv. de xl. quorum v. 
 priores yEgypti, Afiae, Africae, Graecias, Infularum et 
 Europae, antiquitates continent : reliqui x. res a Perfis, 
 Graecis, Macedonibus, et caeteris orbis terrarum populis, 
 ab expeditione inde Xerxis in Graeciam, ulque ad fucces- 
 forum Alexandri Magni in Phrygia praslium et Antigoni 
 caedam, geftas exponunt. His accelTerunt Eclogae leu 
 Fragmenta, ex libris quibuldam audloris, qui defide- 
 rantur, Gr. et Lat. Studio Laurentii Rhodomani. 
 
 Hanov. 1604 
 This is the firft edition in Greek and Latin. The notes 
 are much efteemed. An improved edition was edited by 
 Wefleling, 2 vol. folio. Am ft. 1746, which was reprinted 
 with corredions of the text and feveral diflertations by the 
 editors, Heyne andEyring, 11 vol. 8°. Bipond, 1793-1806. 
 There are editions in Greek only, by Tauchnitz, 6 vol.
 
 919 
 
 920 
 
 DIODORUS Siculus {continued). 
 
 16°. and by Dindorf, 5 vol. 8". Lipf. 1828-32. The latter 
 
 contains the Vatican fragments. 
 
 Bibliothecae hiftoricas excerpta. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 2. 1-131 ; et 568-570 
 
 The hiftorical library. To which are added the 
 fragments of Diodorus, made Englifh by G. 
 Booth. Folio. Lo7id. 1700 or 1721* 
 
 A rare work. The tranflation is held in confiderable 
 
 eftimation. It was reprinted in 2 vol. royal 8°. 18 14. 
 
 DIOGENES Laertius. 
 
 Born at Laertius in Cilicia, about the fecond century. 
 
 De vitis, dogmatis et apophthegmatis eorum qui in 
 philofophia claruerunt, libri. x. [Gr. et Lat.] 
 Thoma Aldobrandino interprete, cum annota- 
 tionibus ejufdem. Quibus accefferunt H. Ste- 
 phani, et utriufque Cafauboni, cum uberrimis 
 ^gidii Menagii obfervationibus. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1664 
 A good edition, with excellent notes. A moft complete 
 
 and beautiful edition was printed at Amft. 1692, 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 DIONYSIUS, Saint, the Areopagite. 
 
 Born at Athens and educated there. He is faid to have 
 feen at Heliopolis in Egypt the great eclipfe of the fun at 
 our Saviour's crucifixion. Became a member of the Areo- 
 pagus at Athens, and was converted by St. Paul. Confe- 
 crated Bifliop of Athens about a.d. 50. Suffered martyr- 
 dom. The works afcribed to him are generally allowed 
 to be fpurious. They were probably written in the fifth or 
 fixth century. Beft editions Antv. 1634 and Par. 1644. 
 Reprinted with additions, Venet. 1755. 
 
 Opera omnia qus extant, et commentarii quibus 
 illuftrantur, Gr. et Lat. in quo univerfus fanfti 
 textus et Georgii Pachymeras paraphrafis Grsece 
 et Latine, cum annotationibus Balthafaris Cor- 
 derii in fmgula capita, continentur, ftudio et 
 opera ejufdem Balth. Corderii, Soc. Jefu. Edi- 
 tio poll Antverpienfem et Parifienlem prima 
 Veneta, a mendis, quas in praecedentes irrepfe- 
 rant, accuratiffime repurgata, ac dillertatione 
 prsevia, variantibus leftionibus ex infigne bibli- 
 othecae S. Marci codice depromptis, aliifque 
 acceffionibus audta et locupletata. 2 vol. Fol. 
 
 Venet. 1755 
 Vol. I. 
 J. F. Bernard! de Rubeis in Venetam editionem differ- 
 
 tatio prasvia ------ i-xvi 
 
 Corderii obfervationes generales, pro intelligentia S. Dio- 
 
 nyfii -.---. i 
 
 Corderii Ifagoga ad myfticam theologiam S. Dionyfii xiii 
 Pachymerii procemium . _ . - xxiii 
 
 Elenchus librorum, &c. . - - - xxix 
 
 CceleiHs hierarchia ----- i 
 
 Ecclefiaftica hierarchiae - - - - 153 
 
 De divinis nominibus ----- 283 
 
 Myftica theologia ----- j^j 
 
 Epiftolae ------- 589 
 
 Variantes leifliones - - - - - 621 
 
 Corderii onomafticum Dionyfianum - - 635 
 
 Indices .-.-.. 659 
 
 Vol. 2. Venet. 1756. 
 Leftori, &c. ----- iii-xvi 
 
 S. Maximi fcholia in librum de ccelefti hierarchia. 
 
 G. Pachymerae paraphrafis in epiftolas S. Dionyfii 241 
 
 Audtores varii, qui aut vitam S. Dionyfii defcripferuni, 
 
 aut de Areopagiticorum operum auftore differuerunt. 
 
 Ex Mentis Graecorum - - - - 5 
 
 DIONYSIUS, St., the Areopagite (continued). 
 
 Per Simeonem Metaphraften - - - 10 
 
 Ex Suida .-..-- 21 
 
 Per Nicephorum ----- 24 
 
 Per Michaelem Syngelum - - - - 27 
 
 Martyrium S. Dionyfii per Methodium - 58 
 
 Martyrium S. D. audtore D. Guerino - - 75 
 
 R. P. Halloix vita S. Dionyfii et quaeftiones quatuor 79 
 Argumenta et teftimonia, ex vindiciis Areopagiticis 
 R. P. Martini Delrio, Soc. Jefu - - 262 
 
 P. Lanffelii difputatio apologetica de S. Dionyfio 284 
 J. Dom. de Chaumont Areopagitje defenfio adverfus 
 haereticum Calviniftam - - - - 305 
 
 Index rerum in hoc fecundo tomo - - 315 
 
 Problema eruditis propofitum - - ,- 325 
 
 P. Mich.Lequien de libris qui Dionyfio Areop. adfcri- 
 
 buntur ...--- 419 
 
 P. Bern. Mar. de Rubeis differtatio - - 434 
 
 Opera. Bibl. Max. Patr. 2 pars i. 115 
 
 Seconde traduftion des oeuvres de S. Denys, 
 
 Areopagite. Par le R. P. Jean de St. Fran- 
 
 9ois. 4°. Par. 1629 
 
 La hierarchie celefte ----- i 
 
 La hierarchie ecclefiaftique - - - 133 
 
 Des noms divins ------ 303 
 
 De la theologie myftique - - - - 515 
 
 Epiftres. 
 
 Apologie pour les oeuvres de S. Denys, par Jean de S. 
 Francois. 
 The myftical divinity, tranflated. 
 
 Everard's Gofpel Treafures, 767 
 DIONYSIUS Alexandrinus. 
 
 A diftinguilhed father of the Church. Born a heathen, 
 of an ancient and illuftrious family. He was a diligent in- 
 quirer after truth, and early became a convert to Chrifti- 
 anity. Studied under Origen. Prelbyter of the Church 
 of Alexandria 232. Raifed to that fee 247. In the 
 Valerian perfecution he was banifhed to the deferts of 
 Lybia, where he remained three years. Died 267. He 
 oppofed the Novatians and Sabellians. Beft edition of his 
 works 1796. 
 
 Qu2 fuperfunt, Gr. et Lat. Folio. Roma, 1796 
 
 Praefatio - - v 
 
 De vita et fcriptis S. Dionyfii Alexandrini commentarius 
 
 Ixv-clx 
 Commentarium in principium Ecclefiaftae - i 
 
 De Martyrio, ad Origenem - - - - 16 
 
 De natura --...- 44 
 
 De promifiionibus ------ 69 
 
 Contra Sabellium . . . - . 84 
 
 Ex elencho et apologia ----- 87 
 
 Epiftolae et fragmenta - - - - loi 
 
 Scripta contra Paulum Samofatenum - - 201 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 Ad Paulum Samofatenum - - - 298 
 
 Julii Epifcopi Romani ad Dionyfium Alex. [&c.] 309 
 Tabula chronologica in vitam et fcripta S. Dionyfii 
 
 Alex. 312 
 
 Indices ------- 317 
 
 Qus fuperant ex ejus operibus et epiftolis, Gr. 
 et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 481 
 
 Commentarium in principium Ecclefiaftae. 
 
 Ibid. 14. Appendix 
 Epiftola adverfus Paulum Samofatenfem, Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 3. 339 
 Canones. Beveregii Pandeftas, 2 pars 1 
 
 Epiftola canonica. Routh, Reliquiae, 3. 221 
 
 (Excerpta ex.) Ibid. 4. 393 
 
 DIONYSIUS, Saint, Bifhop of Corinth. 
 
 Flourifhed 168. He appears to have been in confider- 
 able reputation in the days of Eufebius.
 
 921 
 
 922 
 
 DIONYSIUS, St., Bp. of Corinth {continued). 
 Fragmenta epiftote ad S. Sotorem papam, Gr. 
 et Lat, Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, i. 675 
 
 Ad Romanos epiftolae fragmenta. 
 
 Grabe, Spicilegium, 2. ZI7 
 Fragmenta. Routh, Reliquiae, i. 177 
 
 DIONYSIUS, Saint, Pope. 
 
 Bifhop of Rome 259. Died 269. 
 Fragmentum adverfus Sabellianos, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 538 
 Routh, Reliquise, 3. 37 1 
 DIONYSIUS Carthusianus. 
 
 A celebrated ecclefiaftical writer of the fifteenth cen- 
 tury, and confidered a prodigy of knowledge. Born at 
 Ryckel, in Liege. Became a Carthufian monk 1423, and 
 confecrated the remainder of his life to the ftudy of the 
 facred writings, and the compofition of numerous books. 
 Died i47i,aged feventy-feven. He wrote 206 diftincl works. 
 De quatuor hominis noviffimis nempe morte, 
 
 judicio, inferni pcenis, gaudiis coeli. 1 8°. 
 
 Col. Jg. 1502 
 Elucidiffima in divi Pauli epiftolas commentaria. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Par. 1531 
 
 Dodlrina catholica. Cafliani Opera 
 
 DIONYSIUS Exiguus. 
 
 A native of Scythia. Flourifhed 540. He was the firft 
 who introduced the method of counting the years from the 
 birth of Chrift. He made a coUedtion of Canons, which 
 have been publilhed by Juftel. 
 
 Epiftola ad Eugipium prefbyterum in verfionem 
 a fe factam libri S. Gregorii Nyfleni, de con- 
 ditione feu opificio hominis :'cum initio ejus 
 verfionis, feu praefatione S. Gregorii ad Petrum 
 Fratrem. Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 59 
 
 DIONYSIUS Halicarnassensis. 
 
 An hiftorian and critic. Born at Halicarnaffus in Caria. 
 He vifited Rome about B.C. 30, where he remained above 
 twenty years. The reputation of his hiftory ftands very 
 high. 
 
 Antiquitatum Romanarum libri x. Gr. Folio. 
 Lut. R. Stepktini, 1546 
 
 Editio princeps. 
 
 Antiquitatum Romanarum libri quotquot fuper- 
 
 funt [et quae extant rhetorica et critica omnia, 
 
 Gr. et Lat. ex recens. et cum notis Jo. Hud- 
 
 fon.] 2 vol. Folio. Oxon. 1704* 
 
 A well-printed and corredt edition. Reprinted by 
 Reilke, 6 vol. 8^. Lipf. 1774-77. An edition in Greek 
 only, including the fragments difcovered by Maius. 6 vol. 
 16". Lipf. Tauchnitz. 
 
 Excerpta. Mai, Script. Vet. 2. 46i:-526 
 
 The Roman antiquities of Dionyfius Halicar- 
 
 naffenlis. Tranflated with notes and diflerta- 
 
 tions, by Edv/ard Spelman, Efq. 4 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1758 
 DIONYSIUS Periegetes. 
 
 An ancient poet and geographer. A native of Alex- 
 andria. Lived in the fecond century. He was employed 
 by Auguftus in furveying the eaftern part of the world. 
 Geographia, Gr. et Lat. emendata et locupletata, 
 additione fcil. Geographiae hodiernae Grsco 
 carmine pariter donatse. Cum xvi. tabulis 
 geographicis. Ab Edv. Wells. Editio quinta. 
 8°. Lond. 1738 
 
 DIONYSIUS Periegetes {continued). 
 
 Orbis defcriptio, Gr. et Lat. Poetae Gr. Heroici 
 DIOTREPHES admonifhed ; or, fome remarks 
 on a letter from the author of Pietas Oxonienfis to the 
 Rev. Dr. Adams, of Shrewlbury, occafioned by his fer- 
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 Pp. 80. 8°. Und. 1770 
 
 Diotrephes re-admonifhed ; or, fome remarks 
 
 on the fecond edition of a letter from the author 
 of Pietas Oxonienfis, &c. Wherein Dr. Adams, the 
 Church of England, and fome evangelical dodlrines, are 
 vindicated from the mifreprefentations of the Letter- 
 writer. By the author of Diotrephes Admonifhed. Pp. 
 89. 8°. Loud. 1770 
 
 DIRECTORY. 
 
 The parliamentary direftory. 
 
 Hall, P. Reliq. Lit. 3 ; Neal's Puritans, 3 
 
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 Affembly's Diredlory, and alfo in the Common Prayer- 
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 Defigned in order to remove the prejudices fome have 
 conceived againft the Church, in point of difcipline and 
 worfhip. Pp. 64. Sm. 8°. 1700 
 
 DIRECTORY, A lay ; or a help to find out, 
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 Church on Sundays and holy days, for the 
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 DISCIPLINE, La, des Eglifes pretendues re- 
 
 formees de France, ou I'ordre par lequel elles font con- 
 duites et gouvernees. Enfemble la maniere de baptifer 
 tant les Juifs, les Turcs, et les payens, que les autres 
 infidelles. Avec un ample recueil des obfervations et 
 queftions faites par les fynodes nationaux fur la plus- 
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 Againft Norris. 
 
 DISNEY, Alexander. 
 
 Chriftian holinefs illuftrated and enforced, in 
 three difcourfes on Lev. 19. 2. Preached at 
 the Methodift Chapel, Halifax. 1 2°. 
 
 Halifax, 1800 
 
 DISNEY, David, Efq. 
 
 The portion of God's people ; or, the great 
 privileges and blelTednefs of all the children of 
 God, both in time and to eternity. Alfo the 
 means of attaining that blefled and happy 
 condition, with diredions for their daily walk. 
 2 vol. 8°. Edin. 1764 
 
 DISNEY, John. 
 
 A learned and pious divine, and an excellent magis- 
 trate. Born at Lincoln 1677. Studied the law at the 
 Middle Temple. After having been an adtive magiftrate 
 for twenty years, he entered the Church. Vicar ot Croft 
 and Reftor of Kirby-fuper-Baine, 17 19. Vicar of St. 
 Mary, Nottingham, 1722. Died 1730. 
 An eflay upon the execution of the laws againft 
 immorality and profanenefs. Second edition, 
 enlarged. 8°. Lond. 17 10 
 
 A fecond eflay, &c., wherein the cafe of giving 
 informations to the magiftrate is confidered, 
 and objeflions againft it anfwered. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 17 10
 
 923 
 
 924 
 
 DISNEY, John {continued). 
 
 Sermon, i Pet. 2. 1 1 . Flefhiy lulls inconfiftent 
 with the charafler, and the fafety of a Chrift- 
 ian. 8°. Lon^. 1722 
 
 DISNEY, John, D.D. 
 
 Born at Lincoln 1746. Educated at Peterhoufe, Cam- 
 bridge. Became Chaplain to Birtiop Law, and Vicar of 
 Swinderly. Having imbibed the Unitarian doctrines he 
 refigned his preferments, and became afliftant and fuc- 
 ceflbr to Mr. Lindfay, at the chapel in EfTex Street, Lon- 
 don. Died 1 816. 
 
 The rational Chriftian's afliftant to the worthy 
 receiving of the Lord's fupper. Second edition, 
 Ff. 2. Pp. xxiv. 28. 12°. Lofiii. 1774 
 
 Letters to the Rev. Vicefimus Knox, D.D., oc- 
 cafioned by his refledlions on Unitarian Chrift- 
 ians in his Advertifement, prefixed to a vol- 
 ume of his fermons, lately publifhed. Pp. 
 38. 8°. Leni^. 1792 
 
 Remarks on the Bilhop of Lincoln's [Tomline] 
 charge, delivered to the clergy of his diocefe 
 1812. Pp. 55. 8°. Batb, 181 2 
 
 Sermons. 4 vol. 8°. Lofid. 
 
 Vol. I. 1793. 
 Rom. 14. 5. Right of private judgment - II 
 
 Luke, 10. 29. Public inftitutions for charitable pur- 
 pofes. Hofpital .... 61 
 
 Pfa. 96. 9. The beauty of holinefs. Reopening of a 
 
 church -..-.-.83 
 
 2 Their. 3. 10. The fpirit of induftry recommended 95 
 
 EzeJc. 18.31, 32. General faft. Feb. 8, 1782 113 
 
 John, 5. 30. Chrift infufficient of himfelf - 135 
 
 Heb. 10. 25. Defence of public, or focial worlhip 155 
 
 Afts, 24. 5. Vindication of the Apoftle Paul from the 
 
 charge of fedition ... - ly^ 
 
 Pfa. 144. 15. The principles of the Revolution the 
 
 fecurity of liberty - - - - -195 
 
 Job, 5. 12. Progreflive improvement of civil liberty. 
 
 Anniv. of Revolution ... - 209 
 
 John, 4. 13, 14. The gofpel of Chrift a never-failing 
 
 fource of peace and joy . . . . 231 
 
 Luke, 6. 26. A good charafter founded only in religion 
 and virtue .--.-- 247 
 
 Prov. 16. 9. Man accountable for his aftions, conlift- 
 ently with God's government of the world - 263 
 Job, 27. 6. The ineftimable value of confcious inte- 
 grity .-_.-. 279 
 John, 15.24. External evidence of the gofpel 297 
 Prov. II. 24. A generous temper congenial with na- 
 ture and revelation - - - - - 315 
 
 Matt. 7. 15. The proper teft of religious truth 331 
 
 I Pet. 3. 18. Chrift the deliverer of mankind. Good 
 
 Friday ...... 5^7 
 
 John, 6. 26, 27. Future life and happinefs the proper 
 
 objedts of a Chriftian's purfuit ... 363 
 
 Job, 16.22. Shortnefs of human life - 379 
 
 John, 12. 44. Obedience to the gofpel the beft proof of 
 
 our belief in God ..... 357 
 
 Matt. 4. 17. Repentance and amendment of life infe- 
 parable - - - - - . 413 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 12. The occafion for circumfpedtion 431 
 
 John, 15. 13. Love for mankind beft afcertained by 
 
 promoting religion and virtue in the world 447 
 
 Pfa. IC4. 24. Wifdom of God in the works of creation 
 
 465 
 Vol. 2. 1793- 
 Eph. 3. 14, 15. Bowing at the name of Jefus - i 
 
 Matt. 16. 16. Chrift, the fon of the living God 15 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 15. The ufe of liturgies - - 35 
 
 Ifa. 2. 4. The bleffings of peace. Gen. thankfgiving. 
 July 29, 1784 ----.- 53 
 
 DISNEY, John, D.D. (continued). 
 
 I Cor, 15. 56. Nature and effedl of fm - 67 
 
 Ifa. 53. 1-3. Prophecy of Ifaiah concerning Chrift. 
 
 Chriftmai day . . . . . yg 
 
 1 John, 2. I, 2. In what fenfe Chrift is a propitiation 
 for our fins. Good Friday - - - loi 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Religious education - - - 119 
 
 Afts, 18. 12-16. The civil magiftrate has no cogniz- 
 ance in matters of religion ... 141 
 Luke, 14.23. Compulfion in religion unwarrantable 161 
 Rev. 18. 4, 5. Caufe of feparation from any eftablifhed 
 church .-..--- 181 
 Matt. 12. 31. Blafphemy againft the Holy Ghoft 205 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. Impediments to the right knowledge of 
 the Scriptures - - - - - 219 
 
 1 Tim. I. II. Importance of the dodlrines of the gos- 
 pel ....... 235 
 
 Adts, 28. 4. Superftitious appropriation of ordinary 
 
 events - - - - - - 251 
 
 Luke, 9. 55, 56. The fpirit of intolerance. Nov. 5. 265 
 James, 4. 13-15. The religious and virtuous economy 
 
 of time . - - - . -281 
 
 Matt. 12. 21. The Chriflian religion independent of 
 
 civil government . - . . 297 
 
 John, 17. 3. The right knowledge of God and Chrift 
 
 311 
 John, II. 35. Jefus's affedlionate fympathy with the 
 
 friends of Lazarus .... 329 
 
 Luke, 9. 62. Perfeverance in the Chriftian character 
 
 345 
 Luke, 23. 43. Chrift's fpeech on the crofs no evidence 
 
 of an intermediate ftate. Good Friday - 361 
 
 Adts, 24. 15. Refurredtion of Jefus. Eafter Sun. 379 
 Matt. 13. 30. Mutual forbearance and toleration 397 
 Luke, 14. 34, 35. The gofpel, a difpenfation of peace 
 
 and happinefs to thofe who obferve its precepts 415 
 
 ' Vol. 3. 1816. 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. Reciprocal duty of a Chriftian minifter and 
 congregation ...... i 
 
 Gal. 6. 9. The duty of perfeverance in well-doing. 
 Charity fchool .... - ig 
 
 I Chron. 28. 9. A caution to young perfons againft in- 
 fidelity ---..-.39 
 
 Luke, 18. 29, 30. Superiority of religious duties to 
 worldly confiderations .... 57 
 
 Rev. 19. 6. Truft and confidence in the univerfal and 
 fovereign government, and conftant providence of 
 God. Gen. faft. Oct. 19, 1803 - - 73 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. Funeral fermon on Dr. Prieftly 93 
 
 Rom. 8. 35, 37. The fearlefs avowal of our religious 
 convidlions, and a pradtical adherence to them, both 
 our duty and our intereft - - - 117 
 
 Col. 2. 8. Wifdom of adhering to the Chriftian doc- 
 trine in its original fimplicity and purity - 133 
 
 John, 16. 33. Chriftianity the beft fupport under the 
 trials and difficulties of life . . - 145 
 
 John, 20. 27-29. Incredulity of Thomas, and the con- 
 fequent obfervation of Jefus - - - 165 
 
 Ifa. I. 12, 13. Repentance, and a confequent improve- 
 ment in condudl, the only condition of the divine 
 forgivenefs. Gen. faft, Feb. 28, 1794 - 181 
 
 Adls, 5. 38, 39. Time the ultimate confirmation of 
 truth - - - - - - - 197 
 
 Adls, 8. 30. Expediency of availing ourfelves of the 
 beft verfions of the Scriptures - - 213 
 
 Luke, 12. 51. The diffenfions among Chriftians no 
 argument againft the truth of Chriftianity . 233 
 
 Luke, 4. 23. Conformity of pradlice with principle 
 neceflary to give weight to inftrudlion - 249 
 
 Ifa. 59. I, 2. The adtions of men not being immedi- 
 ately followed by their appropriate recompence, no 
 argument againft the divine government - 265 
 
 Luke, 23. 46. Refignation to the will of God, our duty 
 under the fevereft trials ... aSi
 
 925 
 
 926 
 
 DISNEY, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 James, 4. 7. The better knowledge of our duty an ag- 
 gravation of difobedience - - - - 295 
 
 Afts, 17. 16. The dodlrine of the one true God 
 preached by Paul at Athens . . - 309 
 
 Luke, 17. I. Natural and moral evil fubfervient to the 
 improvement of man in a ftate of probation - 327 
 
 John, 19. 12. Diffidents from an eftablifhed church not 
 therefore enemies to the ftate - - 343 
 
 I Cor. 3. 11. A rational convidlion of the divine mis- 
 fion of Jefus, the foundation of the Chriftian faith 357 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 9. The difpenfadons of God tend to pro- 
 mote the greater happinels of man - - 375 
 
 Adls, 10. 15. Ceremonial obfervances of inferior con- 
 cern in the Chriftian Church - - 389 
 
 Afts, 2. 36. Jefus the Chrift ... 405 
 
 Vol. 4. 18 1 6. 
 
 James, i. 17. Goodnefs and immutability of God i 
 
 Adls, 6. 7. Gradual progrefs of the gofpel - 15 
 
 John, 11.43,44. The raifmg of Lazarus. EafterSun. 31 
 
 Job, 38. 2. Every departure from the fimplicity of the 
 gofpel injurious to Chriftianity - - 53 
 
 Luke, 15. 2. Benevolent difpofition of Chrift towards 
 finners ------- 69 
 
 Prov. 3. 7. Reverence to God, and obedience to his 
 will, effential to the Chriftian character - 85 
 
 A<fls, 10. 25, 26. Peter's interview with Cornelius 99 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. Danger of flighting or rejedling religious 
 principles - - - - - -113 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 25. Importance of felf-government in the 
 Chriftian warfare - - - - 131 
 
 Luke, 22. 62. Sorrow and repentance of Peter after his 
 denial of Chrift ----- j^-^ 
 
 Prov. 16. 31. Age honourable, if preceded by a life of 
 virtue .-.--. 163 
 
 Pfa. 104. 23. A6livc induftry, the conftitution of na- 
 ture, and happinefs of man - - - 181 
 
 Job, 19. 25—27. God the Redeemer and judge of man- 
 kind -...-- 195 
 
 James, 2. 24. Belief in Chriftianity of no avail unlefs 
 accompanied by a correfponding condudl - 213 
 
 James, 4, 8. The afTured fuccefs ofconfcientious endea- 
 vours to aft in conformity with the will of God 227 
 
 Luke, 24. 25, 26. The fufferings of Chrift a fulfilment 
 of prophecy - - . - _ 241 
 
 James, 5. 7. Duty of patient endurance - - 257 
 
 Luke, 22. 41, 44. Chrift's agony in the garden 271 
 
 Eph. 4. 32. Benevolence and candour effential to the 
 Chriftian charadler - - - 289 
 
 Eph. 6. 24. The faithful performance of duty our beft 
 recommendation to the favour of God - - 303 
 
 John, 15. I, 2. The charadlers of men purified and 
 perfeifted by trials - - - - 317 
 
 Luke, II. 9, 10. Reafonablenefs and duty of prayer 333 
 
 I Cor. 8. 12. Extenfive influence of example - 349 
 
 Adts, 28. 22. Difference of opinion among Chriftians 
 no juft ground of reproach . . - 363 
 
 Matt. 13. 31, 32. The future univerfal diftufion of the 
 gofpel 377 
 
 DISNEY, Samuel, LL.B., late Vicar of Hal- 
 ftead, EfTex. 
 
 DifcourJes on various fubjeds. To which are 
 added, Confiderations on pluralities, with a 
 preface by John Difney, D.D., F.S.A. 8°. 
 
 LonJ. 1788 
 
 Preface [with account of the author] - ix-xxix 
 
 Gal. 6. 9. Charity fchool . - . i 
 
 I Pet. 4. 18 17 
 
 I Kings, 18. 21. 2 ferm. - . . 31 
 
 Pfa. 119-9 " " ■ " " ■ ^7 
 
 Afts, 14. 8, 10 - - - - - 85 
 
 Eph. 4. I -..-.- 107 
 
 Rom. 3. 28. James, 2. 24 - - - 125 
 
 DISNEY, Samuel, LL.B, {continued). 
 
 Gal. 5. 6. Gal. 6. 15 149 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5. 2 fcrm. - - . - i6y 
 
 Job, 22. 21. 2 ferm. ----- 217 
 
 Matt. 22. 40. 3 ferm. - - - . 249 
 
 I'hil. 3- 7, 8 295 
 
 Phil, 3. 8. 3 ferm. - - - - 315 
 
 Confiderations on pluralities . - - - 375 
 
 D'ISRAELI, Isaac, Efq., D.C.L. 
 
 An eminent literary hiftorian, and an accomplifhed wri- 
 ter. Born at Enfield 1766. Died 1848. 
 
 The genius of Judaifm. [Anon.] 8°. L. 1833 
 Curiofities of literature. Twelfth edition. Imp. 
 
 8°. Z<jW. 1 841 
 
 Mifcellanies of literature. A new edition, re- 
 
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 Co?iiaining : 
 
 Literary mifcellanies. 
 
 Quarrels of authors. 
 
 Calamities of authors. 
 
 Charadler of James I. 
 
 The literary charafter. 
 Commentaries on the life and reign of Charles 
 
 the Firfl, King of England. A new edition, 
 
 revifed by the author, and edited by his fon. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. LorJ. 1851 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 10. 392. 
 Amenities of literature. Second edition. 3 vol. 
 
 8°. Land. 1842* 
 
 DISSENTERS. Anonymous works. 
 The review ; or, a reprefentation of the late 
 
 fufferings and condition of the Diflenters. Written 
 
 fome years fince, but not then fufl^'ered to come abroad. 
 
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 A fence for the Englifh Diflenters, againfl the 
 reflexions caft upon them in the letters betwixt thofe of 
 Geneva and the Univerfity of Oxon ; and the flanders 
 of the rehearfal, as if they were fchilmatics from all 
 Churches. Containing the opinion of foreign Proteftant 
 Churches about epifcopacy and ceremonies, from the 
 confeflions called the Helvetick, French, Belgick, 
 Polifli, Bohemian, AugflDurg, Wirtemberg, and Saxon. 
 With a letter from the minifter of Geneva to the 
 Church of England, concerning their controverfies with 
 the Diflenters. And Calvin's letter to Mr. Knox and 
 Mr. Whittingham, about the Book of Common Prayer. 
 Pp. 32. 4°. Lond. 1708 
 
 A iketch of the hiftory and proceedings of the 
 deputies appointed to protedl the civil rights 
 of Diflenters ; with an appendix of ftatutes. 
 12°. Lond. 1814 
 
 Diflent invalidated and the Church defended, in 
 a feries of dialogues, between Jonathan Teft 
 and Timothy True. Reported by Jeremy 
 Playfair. 12°, Lond. 1840 
 
 My life. By an ex-Diflenter. Sm. 8°. L. 1841 
 
 DISSERTATION, A ; or, inquiry concerning 
 the canonical authority of the gofpel according to St. 
 Matthew; and the reafons upon which it hath been 
 antiently rejedted by heretics ; occafioned by a late pam- 
 phlet, intitled, A Third Paftoral Letter, to the people 
 of the two great cities of London and Weftminfter j pre- 
 tending to be a defence of the canon of the New Tefta- 
 ment. Pp. 80. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 A fecond defence of the diflertation or inquiry 
 concerning the gofpel according to Matthew, &c. Being 
 a full anfwer to all the Rev. Mr. Twells hath offered
 
 927 
 
 928 
 
 DISSERTATION [continued). 
 
 in three tiafts, wrote in vindication of the faid gofpel. 
 By a Layman. Pp. 67. S°. Lend. 1735 
 
 DISSERTATIONS on the following fubjefts, 
 
 viz. : 
 
 The Mofaick account of the creation and fall of man. 
 
 On original fin. 
 
 The divinity and fatisfadion of Chrift. 
 
 Juftification by faith. 
 
 The fin againft the Holy Ghoft. 
 
 Together with a paraphrafe on St. Paul's Epiftles to the 
 Romans and Hebrews. 
 
 By Philalethes. 8°. ZoW. 1750 
 
 DISSERTATION, A, on Jacob's prophecy. 
 
 Gen. 49. 10. Humbly offered as a fupplement 
 
 to the Bifhop of London's admirable diflertation 
 
 on the fame text. F. i. Pp. 80. 8°. 
 
 Lond. I'j'^J 
 DITTON, Humphrey, Mafter of the new Ma- 
 thematical fchool in Chrift's Hofpital. 
 
 An eminent mathematician. Born at Saliibury 1675. 
 Educated for the miniftry among the Diffenters, and offi- 
 ciated fome time at Tunbridge, Kent ; but quitted that 
 profeflion, and at the recommendation ofSirlfaac New- 
 ton, was elefted Mathematical Mafter of Chrift's Hofpital. 
 Died 1715. His work on the Refurredlion has been trans- 
 lated into feveral modern languages. 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the refurreftion of Jefus 
 Chrift, in three parts, wherein, 
 
 1. The confequences of the do£trine are ftated hypo- 
 thetically. 
 
 2. The nature and obligation of moral evidence are ex- 
 plained at large. 
 
 3. The proofs of the faft of our Saviour's refurreftion 
 are propofed, examined, and fairly demonftrated to be 
 conclufive. 
 
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 impoffible production of thought from mat- 
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 and of brutes ; the animi mundi, &c. Second 
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 DIXON, Henry, Schoolmafter, in Bath. 
 
 Moral efTays ; or, the wifdom of all nations. 
 Being the proverbial fayings, &c. of the phi- 
 lofophers, in all ages and countries ; digefted 
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 DIXON, Richard, A.M., F.R.S., Fellow of 
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 A new interpretation of the fixty-eighth pfalm. 
 To which is added. An expofition of the hun- 
 
 DIXON, Richard, A.M. {continued). 
 
 dred and tenth pfalm, propofed in a fermon, 
 Pfa. ex. 3. Pp. viii. 112. 4°. Oxf. 181 1 
 
 DIXON, Rev. Thomas, of Bolton. 
 
 The fovereignty of the divine adminiftration 
 vindicated ; or, a rational account of our 
 blelfed Saviour's remarkable temptation in the 
 wildernefs ; the pofleiTed at Capernaum ; the 
 demoniacs at Gadara, and the deftrudlion of 
 the fwine : with free remarks upon feveral 
 other important paflages in the New Tefta- 
 ment. Pp. 57. 8^^. Lond. 1766 
 
 DIXON, William Hepworth. 
 
 John Howard and the prifon world. See 
 Howard, 
 
 Life of Howard. See Howard. 
 
 William Penn, an hiftorical biography. See Penn. 
 
 DOANE, George Washington, D.D., LL.D., 
 Bp. of New Jerfey, and Redtor of St. Mary's 
 Church, Burlington. 
 
 Sermons on various occafions; with three charges 
 to the clergy of his diocefe. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 Phil. I. 27. The gofpel in the Church. [Convention 
 of the diocefe of MafTachufl'etts.] - - i 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15. The Church of the living God. [Prayer- 
 Book and Hom. Soc] - . - . 33 
 
 Mark, 16. 15. The miffionary argument. [Before di- 
 reftors of a miff, foe] - - - - 62 
 
 The miffionary fpirit. [Miff. led. Adv. Sun.] 81 
 
 John, I. II. Jefus Chrift coming unto his own. [Fare- 
 well ferm. Chriftmas day.] - - - 102 
 
 1 Sam. 7. 12. The Lord, the helper of his people. 
 [Confecration of a ch.] with hiftorical appendix 119 
 
 The Chriftian paftor, with appendix - - 155 
 
 Prov. 4. 18. The path of the juft. [Fun. ferm. on Bp. 
 
 W. White.] with appendix - - - 193 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 1-5. The office of a bifhop. [Confecration 
 of Bp. J. H. Otey.] 236 
 
 Rom. 10. 15. The miffionary bifhop. [Confecration of 
 a miff, bifhop,] with an appendix - - 278 
 
 Adls, 20. 17. The convocation at Miletus. [Vifitation 
 ferm.] with appendix - - - - 333 
 
 Adls, 20. 26,27. The whole counfel of God. [Ordi- 
 nation.] ...--- 369 
 
 Eph. 4. 15. Speaking the truth in love, the fpirit of the 
 Church, and the duty of her minifters. [Convocation.] 
 
 395 
 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. The apoftolical commiffion, the mis- 
 fionary charter of the Church. [Ordination.] 412 
 
 Exod. 3. 5. The bufh that burned with fire. [Confecra- 
 tion of a church.] ----- 437 
 
 Ifa. 56. 6, 7. Ifaiah's profpedl of the Church. [Confe- 
 cration of a biihop.] - - - - 481 
 
 Luke, 20. 36. The dead who die no more. [Fun. ferm. 
 on Rev. C. H. Wharton.] - - - - 518 
 
 Heb. 12. 2. Looking unto Jefus. [Fun. ferm. on Rev. 
 B. D. Window.] - - - - - 542 
 
 Jude, 3. The faith once delivered to the faints. [Con- 
 vocation.] .-.--. 577 
 
 Eph. I. 22, 23. The Church the fulnefs of Chrift. 
 [Confecration of a church.] - . - 603 
 
 The edification of the Church, the office and duty of the 
 Chriftian miniftry. [Prim, charge to the clergy.] 633 
 
 The Church's care for little children. [Second charge to 
 the clergy.] ------ 669 
 
 The paftoral office. [Third charge to the clergy.] 713 
 
 DOBBIN, Orlando T., LL.D., Trin.Col., Dubl. 
 
 Tentamen anti-Strauffianum. The antiquity of 
 
 the gofpels afferted, on philological grounds.
 
 929 
 
 93° 
 
 DOBBIN, Orlando T., LL.D. [continued). 
 
 in refutation of the mythic fcheme of Dr. 
 David Frederick Straufs, An argument. Pp. 
 xvii. 113. 8°. Lo/iJ. 1845 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 4. 9. Tlie fabbath of heaven. 
 [Cholera.] 8°. ZcW. 1849 
 
 DOBELL, John. 
 
 A new feleftion of nearly eight hundred evan- 
 gelical hymns. Second edit. 12°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 DOBSON, John, B.D. 
 
 Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1662. Became 
 
 Reftor of Cold Higham, Northamptonlhire, and of Cors- 
 
 comb, Devon. Died 1681. He was a celebrated preacher, 
 
 but publifhed only one fermon. 
 
 Sermon, i ThefT. 4. 13. [Funeral of the Hon. 
 the Lady Mary Farmor.] 4°. Lond. 1670 
 
 DOBSON, Mrs. 
 
 The literary hiftory of the Troubadours, con- 
 taining their lives, extrafts from their works, 
 and many particulars relative to the cuftoms, 
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 DOCTRINE (La Saine), tiree des ecrits de 
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 DOD, John. 
 
 A celebrated Puritan divine. Born at Shotledge, Che/hire, 
 1547. Entered Jefus College, Cambridge, 1561, of which 
 he became Fellow 1585. Minifter of Hanwell, Oxford- 
 fhire, 1577. Sufpended about 1597. Redtor of Fawefley 
 1624. Died 1645. Although a Puritan, he was a de- 
 cided Royalift, and was greatly oppofed to the Common- 
 wealth proceedings. He was much efteemed and highly 
 popular as a preacher, — humble, meek, patient, and de- 
 vout. A great many of his fayings became proverbial, and 
 were formerly often printed in a fmall tradt, or on a broad 
 fheet. 
 
 A plaine and familiar expofition of the ten com- 
 mandments, with a methodical catechifm. By 
 John Dod, and Robert Cleaver. Eighteenth 
 edition, newly corredlcd and amended by the 
 author. 4°. Lond. 1632 
 
 A plaine and familiar expofition of Proverbs, 
 chapters ix. to xvii. 4°. Lond. 1608-9 
 
 Two fermons on the third of the Lamentations 
 of Jeremiah. 4°. Lond. 1608 
 
 A remedy againft private contentions, a godly 
 and fruitful fermon on James, 4. 1-4. By 
 John Dod. 4°. Lond. 1609 
 
 DOD, Thomas, M.A., Fellow ofBrazenofe Col- 
 lege, Oxon. 
 Sermon, Matt. 7. 12. The rule of equitv. 
 [Affize.] 8°. Oxf. x-jx-j 
 
 DODD, Charles. 
 
 Or Richard Tootle, which is faid to have been his real 
 name. A Roman Catholic divine and hiftorian. Refided 
 at Harvington, Worcefterihire, where he died about 1745. 
 His hiftory was the labour of thirty years, and contains a 
 valuable fund of information. The original edition is very 
 rare and dear. Although it has the imprint of Bruflels on 
 
 DODD, Charles {continued). 
 
 the title, it was printed in England. The new edition by 
 
 Mr. Tierney is not yet completed. 
 
 The Church Hiftory of England from the year 
 
 1500 to the year 1688, chiefly with regard to Catho- 
 licks ; being a complete account of the divorce, fupre- 
 macy, difTolution of monafteries, and firft attempts for a 
 reformation under King Henry VIII., [&c.] together 
 with the various fortunes of the Catholick caufe, during 
 the reigns of K. James I., K. Charles I. and II., and 
 K. James II., particularly the lives of the moft eminent 
 Catholicks, cardinals, bi/hops, inferior clergy, regulars, 
 and laymen, who have diftinguiflied themfelves by their 
 piety, learning, or military abilities ; alfo, a critical ac- 
 count of the works of the learned; the trials of thofe 
 that fufFered, either on the fcore of religion, or for real 
 or fiditious plots againft the Government ; with the 
 foundation of Englifh colleges abroad [&c.], in eight 
 parts. 3 vol. foho. Bruffeh, 1737 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Preface iii-xx 
 
 State of the Church under the Britons, Saxons, and 
 Normans .---.. i 
 
 Henry VIII., Edward VI., Mary, 71-579 ; Index. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1739. 
 Q. Elizabeth, K. James I., 1-526; Index. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1742. 
 K. Charles I., K. James II., 1-535 5 Index. 
 Church Hiftory of England, from the com- 
 mencement of the fixteenth century to 1688 ; 
 with notes, additions, and a continuation, by 
 the Rev. M. A. Tierney, F.S.A. Vol. 1-5. 
 [Being all yet publiftied.] 8°. Z. 1839, &c. 
 Vol. I. 1839. Britons: — Henry VIII. Appendix of 
 
 papers. 
 Vol. 2. 1839. Edw. VI. — Elizabeth. Appendix of 
 
 papers. 
 Vol. 3. 1840. Elizabeth fo«r/nKf(/. Appendix of papers. 
 Vol. 4. 1 841. James I. Appendix of papers. 
 Vol. 5. J 843. James I. continued., Charles I. Appendix 
 
 of papers. 
 This volume is by Mr. Tierney, and fupplementary to 
 Dcdd. In this edition the biographical part is not intermixed 
 with the hiftory, as in the original work, but is intended 
 to form a diftindt feries in the fucceeding volumes. 
 An apology for the Church Hiftory of England, 
 from 1500 till 1688. Printed in the year 
 1737, being a reply to a quarrelfome libel, 
 intitled, A Specimen of Amendments, &c., un- 
 der the fiftitious name of Clerophilus Alethes. 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. ^742 
 
 Anonymoui ivork againj} Dod's Church Hijiory, 
 
 A fpecimen of amendments candidly propofed 
 to the compiler of a work which he calls. 
 The Church Hiftory of England from the 
 year 1500 to the year 1688. By Clerophilus 
 Alethes. 12°. Lond. 1741 
 
 DODD, WiUiam, D.D. 
 
 Born at Bourne, Lincoln/hire, 1729. Studied at Clare 
 Hall, Cambridge. On entering into orders he became a 
 popular preacher in London. Prefented to the living of 
 Hockclifte, Bedfordftiire, 1772. Having forged a bond on 
 the Earl of Chefterfield, he was executed 1777. He was 
 a man of great talents, and a ufeful and agreeable writer; 
 but ruined by habits of extravagance. His Commentary is 
 a valuable work, founded on the manukript colleflions of 
 Cudworth, Waterland, Clarendon, and others. The name 
 of Locke is ftated on the title-page, but Cudworth was the 
 real author of the notes under that name ; the miftake 
 arifing from the MSB. being found in Locke's poffeflion. 
 
 30
 
 931 
 
 932 
 
 DODD, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 3. 16. [City of London Lying-in-Hofpital.] 
 4°. LotiJ. 1754 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 22. The finfial Chriftian condemned 
 by his own prayers. Fifth edition. 8°. Land. 1757 
 
 Sermon, James, 3. 15. Popery inconfiftent with the natu- 
 ral rights of men in general, and of Engliihmen in par- 
 ticular. 8°. Lond. 1758 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 104. 24. The vvifdom and goodnefs of God 
 in the vegetable creation. [Before the Worlhipful Com- 
 pany of Apothecaries.] 4°. Lond. 1759 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 9. 12, 13. [Magdalen.] 4°. Lond. 1759 
 
 Sermon (Second), i Cor. 15. 36-38. The wifdom and 
 goodnefs of God in the vegetable creation, farther con- 
 fidered. [Comp. of Apothecaries.] 4°. Lond. 1760 
 
 Sermon, Job, 29. 11-13. [Magdalen.] 4°. Lond. 1762 
 
 A word of advice to fureties in baptifm : being a iliort ex- 
 traft from a fermon on that fubjedl. Second edition. 
 [Anonymous.] Pp. 7. 12°. Lond. 1762 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 14. 28. The praftice of inoculation recom- 
 mended. [Small-pox Hofpital.] 4°. Lond. 1767 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 36. The prifoner releafed. For the 
 benefit of unfortunate perfons confined for fmall debts. 
 New edition. 8°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 12. 23. Mutual knowledge in a future 
 ftate, offered as an argument of confolation under the 
 lofs of friends. [Funeral of Bp. Squire.] Third edition, 
 with an appendix. 8°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Sermon, Exod. 20. 13. The frequency of capital punifli- 
 ments inconfiftent with juftice, found policy, and reli- 
 gion. 8°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Diicourfes on the miracles and parables of our 
 blefled Lord and Saviour, Jefus Chrift. 4 vol. 
 8°. Lonii. 1757 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 11.28-30. Eafinefs of Chrift's yoke - 5 
 
 Matt. 8. 1-4. The cleanfing of the leper. (2 ferm.) 49 
 Matt. 8. 13. The good centurion - - iii 
 
 Luke, 5. 18-21. The paralytic cured - - 155 
 
 Luke, 7. 12. The widow's fon of Nain - 210 
 
 Mark, 4. 39. The wind and fea rebuked - 247 
 
 Luke, 8. 27, 28, 31-33. The man difpoffeffed of the 
 legion. (2 Term.) - . - . 290 
 
 Mark, 7. 32. The deaf and dumb man - - 365 
 Luke, 18. 42, 43. Blind Barti.meus. (2 ferm.) 398 
 Matt. 12. 13. The man with the withered hand 453 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 John, 2. I, 2, II. The marriage in Cana of Galilee. 
 (2 ferm.) -..--. i 
 
 John, 5. 4. The pool of Bethefda - - • 68 
 
 Luke, 7. 47. The thankful penitent - - 97 
 
 Luke, 8. 42-44. The woman with the bloody iffue. 
 (2 ferm.) - - - - - "133 
 
 Matt. 15. 22,28. The faithful Canaanite. (2 ferm.) 193 
 
 Matt. 14. 19-21. The loaves and fifhes. (2 ferm.) 251 
 
 Matt. 21. 12, 13. The buyers and fellers driven out of 
 
 the temple - - - - - - 313 
 
 Matt. 21. 18, 19. The barren fig-tree - - 346 
 
 John, 9. 30-33. The man born blind. (2 ferm.) 382 
 
 John, II. I, 25, 27,43,44. Death and refurre(5tion of 
 
 Lazarus. (3 lerm.) - - - - 461 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Matt. 13. 18; Luke, 8. 14, 15. The parable of the 
 fower. (2 ferm.) . . - . . i 
 
 Mark, 4. 26-29. The feed fpringing up of itfelf 71 
 Matt. 13. 24-30. The tares. (2 ferm.) - 104 
 
 Matt. 13.45,46. The pearl of great price - 162 
 
 Matt. 28. 35. The unmerciful fervant - - 196 
 
 Matt. 20. 16. The labourers in the vineyard. (2 ferm.) 
 
 225 
 Luke, 18. I. The importunate widow - - 283 
 
 Luke, 18.9. The Pharifee and publican. (2 ferm.) 323 
 Luke, 15. 3-7. The loft ftieep - - - 382 
 
 Luke, 15. 11-24. The prodigal fon. (3 ferm.) 426 
 
 DODD, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Luke, 12. 21-15. The parable of the rich fool. (2 
 
 ferm.) -..--.- 3 
 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. The unjuft fteward - - 58 
 
 Luke, 16. 19-21, 25, 26. The rich man and Lazarus. 
 
 (2 ferm.) ---... 90 
 
 Matt. 21. 28-32. The two fons - - 143 
 
 Matt. 21. 33, 34. The vineyard and huft)andmen. (2 
 
 ferm.) - - - - - - -169 
 
 Matt. 25. 1,2—13. The ten virgins. (2 ferm.) 219 
 Matt. 25. 21-24, 25. The talents. (2 ferm.) 258 
 
 Matt. 22. 2, II, 14. The marriage-fupper. (2ferm.)3i3 
 Luke, 17. 10. The unprofitable fervant - 384 
 
 Luke, 10. 37. The good Samaritan. (2 ferm.) 414 
 Sermons to young men. Second edition. 3 vol. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Prov. 8. 17. Introduftory difcourfe on the advantages 
 of early piety. Rule? of advice to parents - I 
 
 Luke, 15. 13. The fatal confequences of youthful devia- 
 tions and excefs. Anecdotes - - - 29 
 John, 19. 26, 27. Filial love. Anecdotes - 64 
 John, II. 5. Fraternal love. Anecdotes - 93 
 Prov. 4. 7-9. Application to wifdom and learning. 
 Anecdotes - - - - - -123 
 
 Eph. 6. 6-8. Advice to apprentices. Anecdotes 168 
 I Cor. 15. 33. Bad company. Anecdotes - 209 
 
 Ads, 19. 19, 20. Bad books. Anecdotes - 243 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Prov. 14. 9. Ridicule. Anecdotes - - 1 
 
 Eccl. II. 9. Pleafure. Anecdotes - - 65 
 
 Prov. 7. 24—27. Impurity. Anecdotes - 125 
 
 I Cor. 9. 25. Intemperance. Anecdotes - 193 
 
 Luke, i6. 3. Gaming. Anecaotes - - 259 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Matt. 5. 39. Duelling. Anecdotes - - i 
 
 Eph. 4. 29. Converfation. Anecdotes - 40 
 
 John, 13. 23. Friendfhip. Anecdotes - - 107 
 
 Prov. 6. 6, 8. The right and induftrious employment 
 of time. (2 ferm.) ... - 168 
 
 Prov. 3. 13-18. The honour, profit, and pleafure of 
 religion .-..--- 268 
 A commentary on the books of the Old and New 
 Teftament ; in which are inferted the notes 
 and colleftions of John Locke, Efq., Daniel 
 Waterland, D.D., the Earl of Clarendon, and 
 other learned perfons, with practical improve- 
 ments. 3 vol. Folio. ZoW. 1770 
 Vol. I. A differtation on the Pentateuch. Genefis — 
 
 Efther. 
 Vol. 2. Job — Malachi. 
 
 Vol. 3. St. Matthew — Revelation. A differtation on 
 
 the gofpels. 
 
 The Vifitor [eflays]. 2 vol. 12°. Lo^d. 1764 
 
 Comfort for the afflifted under every diftrefs, 
 
 with fuitable devotions. Fourth edition. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1789 
 
 Another. 1 809 
 
 Thoughts in prifon, with his laft prayer, and the 
 
 convidl's addrefs to his unhappy brethren. An 
 
 account of the author and his works, &c. 1 8°. 
 
 Lund. 1789 
 Refledlionson death. Third edit. 18°. Lond.iy6() 
 The beauties of Shakefpeare. 16°. Lond, 18 10 
 Sermons from Maffillon, See Massillon. 
 DODRIDGE, Sir John. 
 
 An eminent Englifti judge. Born at Barnftaple, Devon- 
 fhire, 1 555. Educated at Exeter College, Oxford. Died 
 1628.
 
 933 
 
 934 
 
 DODRIDGE, Sir John {continued). 
 
 Reading of advowfons, or Church livings, wherein 
 are fet forth the interefts of the parfon, patron, 
 and ordinary, &c. 4°. Land. 1663 
 
 The Englifh lawyer. Defcribing a method for 
 the managing of the lawes of this land, and 
 expreffing the beft qualities requifite in the 
 ftudent, praftifer, judges, and fathers of the 
 fame. 4°. Land. 1631. 
 
 DODDRIDGE, Philip, D.D. 
 
 An eminent Diflenting divine. Born in London 1702. 
 Became Minifter at Kibworth 17225 at Market Harborough 
 1725; and fhortly after at Northampton. Died 1751. He 
 acquired great reputation for his learning and candour. 
 Few works have been more generally approved of than his 
 Family Expofitor. It has appeared in many editions, 6 vol. 
 4°, 5 vol. 8^, 4 vol. 8^, and one volume, imperial 8°. 
 The mifcellaneous works alfo are printed in i vol. imperial 
 8°. The following is the beft edition of the collected 
 works. To which fhould be added fermons, 4 vol. 8^. 
 1826, and correfpondence, 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 Works. 10 vol. 8°. Leeds, 1802 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Memoirs of Doddridge, by Job Orton - - i 
 
 The rife and progrefs of religion in the foul llluftrated in 
 a courfe of ferious and practical addreffes - 209 
 
 Anfwer to a late pamphlet, intitled, Chriftianity not 
 founded on Argument - - . . 467 
 
 A plain and ferious addrefs to the mafter of a family on 
 family religion - - - - - - 591 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Sermons [Iv.] on the religious education of children. 
 [On Prov. 22. 6.] - - - - I 
 
 Sermons to young perfons, — 
 
 Pfa. 22. 30, 31. The importance of the rifing genera- 
 tion -* 81 
 
 Gal. ,4. 19. Chrift the foundation of hope 100 
 
 Prov. 4. 14, 15. A difluafive from keeping bad 
 
 company - - - - - - 119 
 
 Ifa. 44. 3-5. The young Chriftian invited to com- 
 munion ---.-- 1^7 
 Pfa. 27. 10. The orphan's hope - - 156 
 2 Sam. 18. 33. Refledlions of a pious parent 173 
 Eccl. II. 9. Youth reminded of judgment - 189 
 
 Ten fermons on the power and grace of Chrift, and on 
 the evidences of his glorious gofpel, — 
 Heb. 7. 25. His ability to fave. (3 ferm.) 211 
 
 Heb. 7. 25. On coming to God by Chrift 257 
 
 Heb.. 7. 25. Exhortation to finners - - 270 
 
 Ifa. II. II, The tendernefs of Chrift (2 ferm.) 283 
 2 Pet. I. 16. The New Teftament proved genuine 311 
 2 Pet. I. 16. Evidences of Chriftianity. (2ferm.) 332 
 
 Praftical difcourfes on regeneration in ten fermons, — 
 Eph. 2. I, 2. The character of the unregenerate 381 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Nature of regeneration. (2ferm.) 396 
 John, 3. 3. Neceflity and importance of regeneration. 
 
 (3 ferm.) 429 
 
 Titus, 3. 5, 6. Neceflity of divine influences 481 
 1 Cor. 12. 6. Various methods of divine operations 499 
 Adts, 9. 6. Diredlions to the awakened finner 522 
 James, i. 18. Addrefs to the regenerate - 536 
 
 The Scripture doftrine of falvation by grace through 
 faith. 2 fermons on Eph. 2. 8 - - - 551 
 
 John,7. 37. Chrift'sinvitation to thirfty fouls. Aferm. 585 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Sermons on public occafions, — 
 
 Amos, 4. II. On a fire at Wellingborough i 
 
 Deut. 23. 9. On a day of public humiliation. Re- 
 formation neceflary to fuccefs in war - 27 
 Pfa. 107.43. The conduit of divine providence 52 
 Matt. 11.23, *4' The guilt and doom of Capernaum. 
 [Earthquake.] 75 
 
 DODDRIDGE, Philip, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Pla. 41. I, 3. Duty of companion to the fick. [In- 
 firmary.] ------ OF 
 
 Luke, 9. 55, 56. The iniquity of perfecution 119 
 Luke, I. 74, 75. Deliverance out of the hands of our 
 
 enemies. [Rebellion 1745.] " ■ - H? 
 
 Ordination fermons, — 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. Temper and condudt of the primitive 
 
 minifters. [Ordin. of the Rev. W. Johnfton.] 171 
 Charge at ordination of the Rev. John Jennings. 
 
 Diredlions for minifterial condu<S - 192 
 
 Charge at the ordination of the Rev. Abr. Tozer. 
 
 Minifterial congratulations, admonitions. Sec. 209 
 Prov. 24. II, 12. Evil and danger of neglefting fouls. 
 
 At a meeting of minifters - - - 229 
 
 Phil. 2. I, 2. Chriftian candour and unanimity urged. 
 
 At a meeting of minifters - - - 261 
 
 Funeral fermons, — • 
 
 Luke, 10. 42. The care of the foul. On the death 
 
 of a young perfon ----- 285 
 2 Kings, 4. 25, 26. Submiflion to Providence in the 
 
 death of children - - - - ^oc 
 
 Gen. 5. 24. Charadier and tranflation of Enoch. On 
 
 the death of the Rev. John Norris - - 329 
 
 Rev. 2. 10. The Chriftian warrior animated and 
 
 crowned. On the death of Col. Gardiner 350 
 John, 13. 7. Future revelations of myfterious provi- 
 dences. On the death of the Rev. James Shepherd 
 
 369 
 John, II. 35. The tears of Jefus. Funeral fermon 
 
 on the Rev. Samuel Clarke, D.D. - 382 
 
 Oration at the grave of the Rev. John Newman 
 
 404 
 1 Cor. 15. 54. The Chriftian's triumph over death. 
 
 On the death of the Rev. Philip Doddridge. By 
 
 Job Orton .-.-.- 409 
 Hymns on various texts in the Holy Scriptures. With 
 
 table 
 
 429 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Some remarkable paffages in the life of Col. Gardiner. 
 With an appendix relating to the ancient family of 
 the Munroes, of Fowlis . - . . i 
 
 A friendly letter to the private foldiers in the battle of 
 Culloden -....- i^.j 
 
 A differtation on Sir Ifaac Newton's Chronology of the 
 Evangelifts - - - - - -IS5 
 
 A differtation on the infpiration of the New Teftament, 
 as proved from the fads recorded in the hiftorical 
 books of it - - - - - - 168 
 
 Free thoughts on the means of reviving the DifTenting 
 intereft, occafioned by the late enquiry into the caufes 
 of its decay ------ i^^ 
 
 Principles of Chriftian religion in plain and eafy verfe 225 
 
 Life and charadier of the Rev. Thomas Steft'e 245 
 
 A courfe of leftures on pneumatology, ethics, and divinity, 
 with references to the moft confiderable authors on 
 each fubjeft. [With notes by Clark, Savage, Kippis, 
 and the editor,] — 
 
 Pneumatology - - - - - 
 
 Ethics --..-- 
 Divinity - - 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Courfe of lectures, — 
 
 Divinity, continued - . - - - - I 
 
 Leftures pn preaching and the feveral branches of the 
 minifterial office, including the character of the moft 
 celebrated minifters among DiiTenters, and in the 
 eftablifhment ----- 421 
 
 Letters on various fubjefls .... 506 
 
 Table of Scriptures illuftrated - . - 583 
 
 Index to the firft five volumes - - - 591 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 The Family Expofitor, Vol. i. 
 
 The four evangelifts difpofed in the order of an har- 
 mony. 
 
 299 
 414 
 
 542
 
 935 
 
 936 
 
 DODDRIDGE, Philip, D.D. {continued). 
 Vol. 7. 
 Family Expofitor, Vol. 2. 
 Harmony, continued. 
 
 Adts of the Apoftles, 1-7. 
 Vol. 8. 
 Family Expofitor, Vol. 3. 
 Ads, 8-28. 
 
 DifTertation on Sir Ifaac Newton's Chronology of the 
 Evangelifts - - - - 307 
 
 The infpiration of the NewTeftament as proved from 
 the fails recorded in the hiftorical books of it 319 
 Chronological table of the events recorded in the gos- 
 pels and Ads - - . . . 345 
 Romans. 
 I Cor. 1-6. 
 
 Vol, 9. 
 Family Expofitor, Vol. 4. 
 
 1 Cor. 7-16. 
 
 2 Cor. — I Timothy. 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 Family Expofitor. 
 2 Tim. — Revel. 
 Index to the Fam. Exp. 
 Sermons, edited from his unpublifhed difcourfes, 
 by his fon-in-law, Mr. John Doddridge Hum- 
 phreys, of Tewkfbury. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. \%z6 
 
 Vol. I. 
 John, 17. 24. On beholding the glory of Chrift in 
 heaven ------ i 
 
 Pfa. 39- 4- Contemplation of death - - 40 
 
 Pfa. 116. 9. Walking before the Lord in the land of 
 
 the living ------ 80 
 
 Hab. 3. 17, 18. The impoverifhed faint rejoicing in God 
 
 III 
 
 1 Kings, 18. 21. Irrefolution in religion - 
 
 2 Sam. 9. 8. Mephibofheth's gratitude 
 Col. I. 28. St. Paul's preaching - - _ 
 Mark, 12. 34. Not far from God's kingdom 
 Pfa. 37. 18. God knows the days of the upright 
 Pfa. 119. 158. Grief at the fight of finners 
 Ifa. 40. 27. Religious dejedion 
 Heb. II. 16. The better country - - - 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Lam. 3. 41. Prayer in preparation for the facrament 
 2 Cor. 6. I. Grace received in vain 
 1 Pet. 4. 18. Good men faved with difficulty - 
 I Pet. 4. 18. Danger and mifery of the wicked 
 Mark, 3. 17. Chriftian watchfulnefs - - 1 
 
 Zech. 9. 12. Sinners prifoners of hope 
 Heb. 12. 16, 17. Efau's fale - - - 
 
 James, 3. 2. Imperfedions of good men - 
 James, 3. 2. Improvement from furveying moral imper 
 feftions - - - - - - 239 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. Keeping the heart 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. Engagements to keep the heart 
 
 Rom. 14. 10-12. Chrift's tribunal 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. Heavenly converfation 
 
 Rom. 8. 16. Witnefs of the Spirit 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Rom. 8. 16. Spirit's witnefs to our adoption 
 Eph. I. 18. Hope of our calling 
 Prov. 14. 26. Refuge of God's children - - 84 
 
 Luke, 12. 21. Folly of laying up earthly treafures no 
 Mark, 9. 24. Struggle between faith and unbelief 134 
 Rev. I. 7. Coming of Chrift in the clouds - 154 
 
 1 Cor. 11.28. Self-examination for the Lord's fupper 176 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 25. Joy in covenant engagements 202 
 Zech. 1 1. 12, 13. God's refentments againft a profeffing 
 
 people ------- 226 
 
 Philem. 22. Paul reftored by prayer - - 253 
 
 Eccl. 12. 7. Return ofduftand fpirit - - 278 
 
 Afts, 7. 59. A departing fpirit committed to Chrift 302 
 Pfa. 23. 4. The divine prefence in death - 336 
 
 139 
 
 177 
 202 
 232 
 268 
 291 
 322 
 358 
 
 145 
 180 
 2C9 
 
 263 
 289 
 3 16 
 348 
 378 
 
 26 
 
 DODDRIDGE, Philip, D.D. {continued). 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Lev. 10. 3. Aaron's fubmiffion - - . i 
 
 John, 19. 41. The fepulchre in the garden - 24 
 
 Pfa. 39. 9. Silence under chaftifement - - 46 
 
 Ifa. 49. 4. Ill fuccefs of Chrift's miniftry - 60 
 
 Heb. 11.27. Seeing the invifible - - - 99 
 
 Pfa. 119. 96. Vanity of the creature - - 152 
 
 Pfa. 119. 96. Extent of God's commandments 184 
 
 John, 7. 37. Invitation to thirfty fouls - - 227 
 
 Rev. 2. ID. The warrior crowned - - 273 
 
 Life and correfpondence. 5 vol. 8°. Lond. l^^l* 
 DODGSON, Charles, D.D. 
 
 Became Redor of Kirby Wifke. Bifhop of Offory 
 1765. Tranflated to Elphin 1775. Died 1795. 
 Sermon, Prov. 3. 27. [Middlefex Hofpital.] 4°. 
 
 Lofid. I 761 
 Sermon, Ifa. 58. 6-8. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. 
 
 Sch. in Ireland.] 4°. Dubl. i-j6^ 
 
 DODSLEY, Robert. 
 
 A poet and mifcellaneous writer. Born at Mansfield, 
 Notts, 1703. Apprenticed to a ftocking- weaver, and after- 
 wards became a footman. Commenced bufinefsasa book- 
 feller in Pall Mall, London, 1735, in which he obtained 
 great fuccels. Died at Durham 1764. His Economy of 
 Human Life obtained great popularity. He projedled the 
 Annual Regifter along with Edmund Burke ; as alfo the 
 didtionary executed by Dr. Johnfon. 
 
 Fugitive pieces on various fubjefts, by feveral 
 
 authors. Third edit. 2 vol. 8°. Z. 1771 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Crito J or, a dialogue on beauty, by Sir Harry Beaumont. 
 
 An account of the emperor of China's gardens. 
 
 Deformity ; an eftay, by William Hay, Efq. 
 
 Lucina fine concubitu. 
 
 A modeft defence of gaming. 
 
 The pretty gentleman. 
 
 The polite philofopher ; or, an efTay on the art which 
 makes a man happy in himfelf and agreeable to others. 
 
 Plan of an effay on delicacy, by Nathanael Lancafter, 
 LL.D. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 A vindication of natural fociety. 
 
 Hiftory and antiquities of the ancient villa of Wheatfield. 
 
 Fragments of ancient poetry collefted in the Highlands 
 of Scotland. 
 
 An account of Ruflia in the year 17 10. By Lord Whit- 
 worth. 
 
 A journey into England, by Paul Hentzner, in the year 
 1598. 
 
 A projedt for raifing an hofpital for decayed authors. By 
 John Gilbert Cooper, E(q. 
 
 A parallel, in the manner of Plutarch, between Magli- 
 abechi and Hill. By the Rev. Mr. Spence. 
 The preceptor : containing a general courfe of 
 
 education ; wherein the iirft principles of 
 
 polite learning are laid down in a way moft 
 
 fuitable for trying the genius and advancing 
 the inftruftion of youth. Illuftrated with 
 
 maps and ufeful cuts. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1748 
 Vol. I. 
 
 On reading, fpeaking, and letter-writing, geometry, 
 geography and aftronomy, chronology and hiftory, 
 rhetoric and poetry, drawing. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Logic, natural hiftory, ethics or morality, trade and com- 
 merce, laws and government, human life and manners. 
 
 The preface was written by Dr. Samuel Johnfon, as alfo 
 the Vifion of Theodore, a moft beautiful allegory, which 
 Dr. Johnfon faid was the beft thing he ever wrote.
 
 937 
 
 938 
 
 DODSLEY, Robert {continued). 
 
 The article on logic was by Duncan, and afterwards 
 publifhed feparately. 
 Other works: The Economy of Human Life (inelegant 
 extradls) ; a Seleftion of Fables ; a Colledion of Poems, 
 6 vol. ; and of Old Flays, 12 vol. 8°., &c. 
 
 DODSON, Joseph, M.A. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. 
 
 Twelve difcourfes. 8°. Land, i-jz^ 
 
 Rom. 5. 2. Joy in the hope of glory - - 1 
 
 Rom. 5. 3. Joy in tribulations - - - 33 
 
 Rom. 5. II. Joy in God - - - - 74 
 
 Phil. 3. 3. Joy in Chrift: Jefus - - - I03 
 
 Rom. 14. 17. Joy in the Holy Ghoft - - 152 
 Rom. 15. 13. Joy in believing " - " . ^^4 
 
 2 Cor. I. 12. Joy in the teftimonyof a good confcience 
 
 212 
 Heb. I. I, 2. Chrift the great Chriftian prophet 246 
 Heb. 5. 9. The confecration and priefthood of Chrift 306 
 Heb. 5. 9. Obedience to Chrift the way to falvation 334 
 Jer. 7. 4. Church privileges a vain fecurity 371 
 
 Heb. II. 5, 6. Enoch's faith - - - - 397 
 
 DODSWORTH, Roger. 
 
 An eminent antiquary. Born at Newton Grange, York- 
 fhire, 1585. Died 1654, 
 Monarticon. See Dugdale. 
 DODSWORTH, William, M.A. 
 
 Formerly incumbent of Chrift Church, St, Pancras. Now 
 
 a member of the Roman Catholic Church. 
 
 General redemption and limited falvation. To 
 which is added, Abp. Ulher's treatife on the 
 true intent and extent of Chrift's death and 
 fatisfadlion. Sm. 8°. Lond. 183 1 
 
 Queftions on Chriftian doftrine and praftice an- 
 fwered by references to Scripture. Fifth edit. 
 Pp. 15. 48°. Lond. 1833 
 
 The fecond advent of our Lord Jefus Chrift : 
 with an appendix on Jefus Chrift as the de- 
 ftroyer of Antichrift. [Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1835 
 
 Difcourfes on the Lord's Supper, [on i Cor. 1 1 . 
 23-28.] Second edit. 12°. Lond. 1836 
 
 Advent ledures. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 Jer. 23. 5-8. God's favour to the Jews at the advent of 
 
 Chrift ----... I 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 8. The promife to thofe who love the advent 
 
 of Chrift ..-.-. 21 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 8-10. The Chriftian muft conftantly expeft 
 
 the advent of Chrift ----- 39 
 
 Matt. II. 7-10. The Chriftian miniftry is to prepare the 
 
 way for the advent of Chrift . - - 57 
 
 Luke, 21. 32. Rapidity of the events which precede 
 
 the advent of chrift ----- 75 
 
 2 Theff. 2. 1-8. The revelation of the Man of Sin the 
 
 immediate precurfor of the advent of Chrift 91 
 
 Rev. II. 15. The world bleffed in the advent of Chrift 
 
 131 
 
 The Church of England a protefter againft Ro- 
 manifm and Diffent. 18°. Lond. 1836 
 
 Why have you become a Romanift ? A letter to 
 the Rev. Richard Waldo Sibthorp, B.D. ; occafioned by 
 his letter, entitled. Some Anfwer to the Inquiry, Why 
 are you become_a Catholic? Second edition. Pp. 32. 
 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Remarks on the fecond letter of the Rev. Richard 
 Waldo Sibthorp, B.D. ; entitled, A further Anfwer to 
 the Inquiry, Why have you become a Catholic ? Pp. 30. 
 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 A houfe divided againft itfelf. A fermon. [Matt. 
 
 DODSWORTH, William, M.A. {continued). 
 
 3. 24,25], with efpccial reference to the altered pofition 
 of the Church of England, in confequence of the recent 
 judgment given in the cafe of Gorham -v. the Biftiop of 
 Exeter. With appendices on the grounds of the judgment, 
 and on the conftitution of the court. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 The prieft's companion in the vifitation of the 
 
 fick. 12°. Lond. 1843 
 
 Anglicanifm conftdered in its refults. Pp. 112. 
 
 i-viii. 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 A few comments on Dr. Pufey's Letter to the 
 
 Biftiop of London. Second edition. Pp. 16. 
 
 8°. ZsW. 1851 
 
 Further comments. 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 DODWELL, Henry. 
 
 A very learned Nonjuror. Born in Dublin 1641, of 
 Engli/h parents. Educated there, at Trinity College, of 
 which he became Fellow. Settled in London 1674, and 
 devoted himfelf chiefly to literary purfuits. Eledled Cam- 
 den's ProfelFor of Hiftory at Oxford, but loft that place at 
 the Revolution, having refufed to take the oarhs to the new 
 government. Died 171 1. His induftry was prodigious, 
 as appears by the numerous books he publiftied, and the 
 great learning difplayed in them j his ftyle is confidered 
 obfcure and intricate. 
 
 Separation of churches from epifcopal govern- 
 ment, as praftifed by the prefent Nonconformifts, proved 
 fchifmatical from fuch principles as are leaft controverted, 
 and do withal moft popularly explain the finfulnefs and 
 mifchief of fchifm. In this treatife the fin againft the 
 Holy Ghoft, the fin unto death, and other difficult Scrip- 
 tures, are occafionally difcourfed of, and fome ufetul rules 
 are given for explication of Scripture. 4". Lond. 1679 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the one altar and the one 
 priefthood inftfted on by the ancients in their 
 difputes againft fchifm. 8°. Lond. \6%i 
 
 De jure laicorum facerdotale, ex fententia Ter- 
 tulliani aliorumque veterum diflertatio. Ad- 
 verfus anonymum diflertatorem [Grotius] de 
 ccenae adminiftratione, ubi paftores non funt. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1635 [1685?] 
 
 Diftertationes Cyprianicae. Folio. Sine aiino 
 De voce cleri facri ordinis propria - - . i 
 
 De literarum ecclefiafticarum charadteribus - 5 
 
 De flagitio mulierum cum clericis concumbentium 6 
 De vifionibus ------ lo 
 
 De diptychis ecclefiae ... - 18 
 
 De prelbyteris dodloribus - . - - 1% 
 
 De unitatis principio ----- 34 
 
 De praerogativa, indulgentiae privilegio - - 47 
 
 De poteftate prefbyterii, fede epifcopali vacante 49 
 
 De ordine epifcoporum, &c. - - - 51 
 
 De paucitate martyrum ----- 56 
 
 For a review, fee Nouv. de la Republ. des Lettres, 5. 532. 
 
 Diftertationes in Irenjeum, accedit fragmentum 
 Philippi Sidetc-E haflenus ineditum, de cate- 
 chiftarum Alexandrinorum fucceffione, cum 
 notis. 8°. Oxon. 1689 
 
 For a review, fee Le Clerc, Bibl. Un. 18. 230 and 20. 95. 
 
 Two letters of advice. 
 
 1. For the fufception of holy orders. 
 
 2. For ftudies theological, with 
 
 A catalogue of the Chriftian writers and works of the 
 
 firft three centuries. 
 Third edition corredted and improved, together with 
 A difcourfe concerning Sanchoniathon's Phoenician 
 
 Hiftory. 8°. Lond. 1691 
 
 De veteribus Grxcorum Romanorumque cyclis.
 
 939 
 
 94° 
 
 DODWELL, Henry (continued). 
 
 obiterque de cyclo Judceorum aetate Chrifti 
 differtationes decern, cum tabulis neceflariis. 
 4°. Oxon. 1701 
 
 Concerning marriages in different communions : 
 in a fermon at Chefter [on Ezra, 10. 4. With 
 a difcourfe concerning the obligation to marry 
 within the true communion, following from 
 their ftyle of being called a holy feed.] 8°. 
 
 Lo/iJ. 1702 
 
 Exercitationes duae, i. De aetate Phalaridis ; 2. 
 De aetate Pythagors. 8°. ZsW. 1704 
 
 De nupero fchifmate Anglicano parasnefis ad ex- 
 teros, tam reformatos quam etiam pontificios, 
 qua, jura epifcoporum Vetera, eorundemque a. 
 magirtratu feculari independentia omnibus as- 
 ferenda commendantur. 8°. Land. 1704 
 
 An epiftolary difcourfe, proving from the Scrip- 
 tures and the firft Fathers, that the foul is 
 naturally mortal, but immortalized aftually by 
 the pleafure of God, to punifhment, or to 
 reward, by its union with the Divine bap- 
 tifmal Spirit. S°. Lo7id. 1706 
 
 A preliminary defence of the Epiftolary Difcourfe, 
 concerning the diftinftion between foul and 
 fpirit. In two parts : I. Againft the charge 
 of favouring impiety; II. Againft the charge 
 of favouring herelie. 8°, Lond. 1707 
 
 An explication of a famous paffage in the Dialogue 
 of S. Juftin Martyr vvithTryphon, concerning 
 the immortahty of humane fouls. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1708 
 
 The Scripture account of eternal rewards or 
 punifhments, of all that hear of the gofpel, 
 without an immortality neceffarily refulting 
 from the nature of the fouls themfelves that 
 are concerned in thofe rewards or punifhments. 
 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 Invitation to gentlemen to acquaint themfelves 
 with ancient hiftory. Wheare, D. Method 
 
 De state xii. Patriarcharum Teft. 
 
 Fabricii, J. A. Codex Pfeud. V. T. i. 749 
 
 Salvation only in the vifible Church. 
 
 Tradls of Angl. Fathers, 3. 265 
 
 Works, abridged, with an account of his life, by 
 Francis Brokefby, B.D. To which is added. 
 An abftraa of Mr. Dodwell's book, De Cyclis, 
 by Edm. Halley, LL.D. Second edit. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1723 
 
 DODWELL, Henry. 
 
 Eldeft fon of the preceding. He was bred a barrifter, 
 and became fceptical in his principles. 
 
 Chriftianity not founded on argument ; and the 
 true principle of gofpel-evidence afligned, in 
 a letter to a young gentleman at Oxford. 
 Second edit. [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1743 
 
 This was anfwered by Doddridge, Leland, and, among 
 
 others, the following anonymous tradl, — 
 
 Obfervations on a pamphlet, entitled, Chriftianity 
 not founded on argument. By a Chriftian free- 
 thinker. Pp. iv. 47. 8°. Lond. \-] 6^ 
 
 DODWELL, WilUam, D.D. 
 
 Youngeft fon of the firft Henry Dodwell. Born at 
 Shotteibrooke, i 709. Educated at Trinity College, Oxford. 
 Became Reftor of Shottefbrooke, Vicar of Bucklefbury, 
 Prebendary of Salilbury, and Archdeacon of Berks. Died 
 1785. He was an orthodox, diligent, and learned divine. 
 For his anfwer to Middleton, the Univerfity of Oxford con- 
 ferred upon him the degree of D.D. 
 
 The eternity of future punifhment afTerted and 
 vindicated. In anfwer to Mr. Whifton's late 
 treatife on that fubjeft. In two fermons be- 
 fore the Univ. of^ Oxford, [on 2 ThefT. i. 
 1~9''\ 8°. _ 0^/1743 
 
 The defirablenefs of the Chriftian faith illuftrated 
 and applied. A fermon at the vifitation of the 
 Bp. of Sarum [on I Pet. i. 8]. 8°. Oxf. 1744 
 The nature, procedure, extent, value, and effedls 
 of a rational faith confidered. In two fermons 
 before Univerfity of Oxford [on i Pet. 3. 15]. 
 8°. Oxf. 1745 
 
 The practical influence of the doftrine of the 
 Holy Trinity reprefented. A fermon [on 2 Cor. 
 13. 14]-. 8°. Oxf. 1745 
 
 A dilfertation on Jephthah's vow, occafioned by 
 Mr. Romaine's late fermon on that fubjed. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 Praftical difcourfes on moral fubjefts. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 
 Vol. I. 1748. 
 Luke, 6. 32, 33. Gratitude. 2 farm. - - I 
 
 Rom. 12. 3. Humility. 2 farm. - - 67 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. Veracity. 2 farm. - - - 139 
 I TheflT. 4. 3-7. Chaftity. 3 ferm. - - 201 
 
 Luke, 21. 34. Temperance. 3 ferm. - - 291 
 
 I Tim. 6. 6-8. Contentment - . - 397 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Induftry - - - - 431 
 
 Vol. 2. 1749. 
 Luke, 12. 4, 5. Fortitude. 3 ferm. - - I 
 
 Prov. 14. 15. Prudence. 2 ferm. - - - 1 37 
 
 Rom. 13. 7. Juftice. 2 ferm. - - - 213 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Charity. 2 ferm. - - - 297 
 Col. 3. 12, 13. Forgivenefs of injuries. 2 ferm. 383 
 Deut. 13. 6. Friend/hip - - - - 471 
 
 Exod. 33. II. Same fubjeft . . - - 517 
 
 Prov. 18. 24. Same fubjeft ... 567 
 
 A free anfwer to Dr. Middleton's Free Inquiry 
 into the miraculous Powers of the Primitive 
 Church. In a letter to a friend. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1749 
 
 The nature, extent, and fupport of human laws 
 confidered, a fermon at the afEzes [on Rom. 
 
 13. 3]. 8°. ... ^.^/ '75° 
 
 The importance of the Chriftian faith illuftrated 
 
 in the explanation of St. Paul's wifh of being 
 
 accurfed for his brethren, a fermon [on Rom. 
 
 9.3]. r. _ c.^/1752 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 34. 11. [Charity Sch., Lond. and 
 Weft.] 4°. Lond. 1758 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 49. 1 1. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1760 
 
 The Athanafian Creed vindicated and explained 
 in three charges. Sm. 8°. Oxf. 1802 
 
 DOEDERLEIN, John Christopher. 
 
 An eminent Lutheran divine. Born at Windfheim in 
 Franconia, 1746. Educated at Altdorf, where, in 1772, he 
 
 i
 
 941 
 
 942 
 
 DOEDERLEIN, J. C. (continued). 
 
 was appointed Profeflbr of Theology at Jena, 1782. Died 
 
 Efaias, ex recenfione textus Hebrsi Latine vertit, 
 cum notis. Editio tertium recognita. 8°. 
 
 Norib. 1789 
 DOEDERLEIN, G. M. 
 Exercitatio de candelabris Judjeorum. 
 
 Ugolinus, u. 885 
 DOLBEN, Sir John, Bart., D.D., Preb. of 
 
 Durham. 
 Sermon, Heb. 13. i. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1726 
 DOLLINGER, J. J. Ig., D.D. 
 
 Profeflbr of Theology in the Royal Univerfity of Munich. 
 A hiftory of the Church. Tranflated from the 
 German. By the Rev. Edw. Cox, D.D., of 
 St. Edmund's College, Old Hall Green, Herts. 
 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 840-42 
 
 Vol. I. 1840. Period firft, from the birth of Chrift to 
 
 the reign of Conftantine. 
 Vol. 2. 1840. Period fecond, from the reign of Con- 
 ftantine to the fixth general council. 
 Vol. 3. 1841. Period third, 680 to 1073. Period 
 
 fourth, 1073 to 1 517. 
 Vol. 4. 1S42. Period fourth, continued. 
 
 DOMAT, or DAUMAT, John. 
 
 The French King's Advocate in the Prefidial Court of 
 Clermont in France. Born 1625. Died 1695. The cele- 
 brated Pafcal confided to him his moft private papers in 
 dying. 
 
 The civil law in its natural order ; together with 
 the publick law. Written in French, and 
 tranflated into Englifh by William Strahan, 
 LL.D., Advocate in Doctors' Commons. 
 With additional remarks on fome material 
 differences between the civil law and the law 
 of England. 2 vol. Folio. Lond. 1722 
 
 DOMERSHAM, Adam de. See Wharton, 
 
 Anglia Sacra, i- 55 i 
 DOMESTIC Economy (A new fyftem of prac- 
 tical), founded on modern difcoveries. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1822 
 DOMINICUS Gradensis. 
 Epiftola ad Petrum Antiochenum. 
 
 Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 108 
 DOMINIS, Mark Anthony de, Abp. of Spalato. 
 
 Remarkable for ficklenefs in religious matters, which at 
 length proved his ruin, otherwife he was a man of great 
 abilities and learning. Born at Arba 1561. Educated at 
 Padua. Entered among the Jefuits, but left that fociety 
 and became Bifhop of Segni, and afterwards Archbifhop of 
 Spalato, in Dalmatia. Became difaftedled to the Church 
 of Rome, which induced him to write his famous book 
 De Republica Ecdcfiaftica in which he aimed a capital 
 blow at the papal power. Came to England ; joined the 
 Church of England, and obtained the Deanery of Windfor, 
 the Mafterfliip of the Savoy, and the living of Weft Ildes- 
 ley. Returned to Rome, and gave in a recantation 1622; 
 but was thrown into prifon, where he died 1625. 
 My motives for renouncing the Proteftant reli- 
 gion. Pp. viii. 54. 8°. Lond. 1827 
 De republica ecclefiaftica, libri x. cum fuis indi- 
 cibus. 3 vol. Folio. Lond. 1617, &c. 
 
 Vol. 1. Lond. 1617. 
 I. De forma ecclefiafticae reipublicae. 
 
 DOMINIS, Mark Anthony de {continued). 
 
 2. De redtoribus ecclefias et miniftris. 
 
 3. De hierarchico ordine inter ipfos reftores et ecclefias. 
 
 4. De Romana ecclefia feorfim. 
 
 Vol. 2. Lond. 1620. 
 
 5. De ecclefiaftica propria poteftate. 
 
 6. De poteftate temporali in ecclefia. 
 
 Cum appendicibus, in quibus refellitur opus D. Cardi- 
 nalis Perronii de Euchariftia. Additur refponfio ad 
 magnam partem Defenfionis Fidei P. F. Suarez. 
 Vol. 3. Hanoi'. 1622. 
 
 7. De dircdlione interna ecclefise, in rebus fidei. 
 
 G. Cafiandri traftatus de officio pii viri circa religionis 
 diflidium. 
 
 8. De diredlione externa ecclefiae per leges et judicia. 
 [ This book has ne-ver been print ed.'\ 
 
 9. De bonis externis temporalibus ecclefiafticis. 
 
 10. De ecclefiaftica libertate, immunitate et privilegiis. 
 [This book has never been printed.^ 
 
 DONATUS, Hieronymus, a Venetian. 
 
 Opus luculentum de proceffione Spiritus Sanfti 
 
 contra Grascum fchifma. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 7. p. 2 
 DONATI, S., Epifcopi Vita. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colledlio, 6. 775 
 DONATO, Nicolo. 
 
 L'homme d'etat. 4°. Liege, 1767 
 
 DONATUS, Marcellus. 
 Scholia, five dilucidationes eruditiffimse in Latinos 
 
 plerofque Romans fcriptores. 4°. Venet. 1604 
 DONE, William Stafford, D.D., Prebendary of 
 
 Lincoln, and Archdeacon of Bedford. 
 Sermons preached before the hon. focieties of 
 
 the Inner and Middle Temple. Publifhed by 
 
 the Rev. R. Shepherd, B.D., F.R.S., Arch- 
 
 deacon of Bedford, l 
 
 °. LQ7ld. 1786 
 
 Pfa. 145. 17 - - - I 
 
 John, 13. 34 - - 169 
 
 Pfa. 10. 14 - - 16 
 
 Pfa. 22. 7, 8 - - 186 
 
 Pfa. 121. 5 - - - 32 
 
 James, 2. 10 - - 210 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 3 - - 52 
 
 Prov. I. 10 - - 224 
 
 John, 10. 37, 38 - 71 
 
 Luke, 16. 31 - - 241 
 
 John, 15. 24 - - 89 
 
 Luke, 2. 1-6. Chrift. d. 257 
 
 Phil. 2. 6-8 - - 106 
 
 A<fts, 2, 32. Eafterday 277 
 
 Gen. 22. 1-3. 2 ferm. 125 
 
 Heb. 4. 16 - - - 296 
 
 Pfa. 19. 12 - - 155 
 
 Charge to the clergy 3 1 3 
 
 DONIZON, Prefbyter et monachus Canufmus, 
 ord. S. Benedidli. 
 
 Vita Mathildis comitilTs, celeberrims principis 
 Italias, carmine fcripta. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 5. 335 
 
 DONGWORTH, Richard, A.M., Vicar of Long 
 Ovverfby. 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 5. 29. The neceffity of reforma- 
 tion. [Aflize.] 4°. Lond. 1708 
 
 DONNE, John. 
 
 An eminent divine and poet. Born in London, of Roman 
 Catholic parents, 1573. Studied at Hart Hall, Oxford, 
 Trinity College, Cambridge, and Lincoln's Inn. Became 
 a Proteftant at the age of nineteen. Entered into orders, 
 and became Dean of St. PauTs, 1620, to which was added 
 the vicarage of St. Dunftan in the Eift. Died 1631. As 
 a poet he is placed at the head of the metaphyfical clafs. 
 As a preacher he was ranked very high by his contempo- 
 raries for pathos, dignity, and effedt. His lermons had 
 fallen into negledl ; but they have now rifen greatly in 
 public efteem. They were publiihed in three folios, the 
 firft, dated 1640, the fecond, 1649, ^""^ "-^^ third, 1660, 
 all rare, but particularly the third. In the reprint 6 vol.
 
 943 
 
 944 
 
 DONNE, John {continued). 
 
 8°. 1839, the editor has, unfortunately, omitted fome pas- 
 fages in the firft three volumes : the firft folio volume is 
 therefore neceflary in order to have the fermons complete. 
 
 Pleudo-martyr ; wherein out of certain propofi- 
 tions and gradations, this conclufion is evidcd, 
 that thole which are of the Roman rehgion in 
 this kingdom may and ought to take the Oath 
 of Allegiance. 4°. Lend. 1610 
 
 This is faid to be an unanfwerable confutation of the 
 
 papal fupremacy. 
 
 A declaration of that paradoxe or thefis, that 
 felf-homicide is not fo naturally finne, that it 
 may never be otherwife. 4°. Land. 1644 
 Devotions, with two fermons: I. On the de- 
 ceafe of Lady Danvers [on 2 Pet. 3. 13.] 2. 
 Death's duel [on Pfa. 68. 20,] and life by 
 Walton. 12°. Land. 1840 
 
 Sermon, Hofea, 2. 19. [Marriage.] 4°. 
 
 Camb. 1634 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 21.44. 4°. Camb. 1634 
 
 Works with a memoir of his life. By Henry 
 
 Alford, M. A., Vicar ofWymefwold, Leices- 
 
 terfhire, and late Fellow of Trinity College, 
 
 Cambridge. 6 vol. 8°. ZoW. 1839 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 John, II. 35 - - 251 
 
 Matt. 19. 17 - - 273 
 
 Amos, 5. 18 - - 291 
 
 Eafter day. 
 
 Life of Dr. Donne - ix 
 General index to the texts 
 xxix 
 On the Nativity. 
 Col. I. 19, 20 - - 1 
 Ila. 7. 14 - - 21 
 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5 - - 39 
 
 Luke, 2. 29, 30 - 57 
 
 Exod. 4. 13 - - - 79 
 Ifa. 53. I, <Scc. - - 106 
 John, 10. 10 - - 126 
 
 On the Purification. 
 Matt. 5. 16 - - 150 
 Rom. 13. 7 - - - 169 
 Matt. 5. 2 - - 190 
 
 Lent. 
 Job, 16. 17-19 - 
 I Cor. 15. 26 - 
 
 Afts, 2. 36 
 Rev. 20. 6 - 
 John, 5. 28, 29 
 I Cor. 15. 29 
 Heb. II. 35 
 I Cor. 13. 12 
 Job, 4. 1 8 
 Matt. 28. 6 
 I Their. 4. 17 - 
 Pfa. 89. 47 - 
 
 Whitfunday. 
 John, 14. 26. 2 ferm 
 John, 14. 20 
 Gen. I. 2 
 
 307 
 
 - 324 
 343 
 
 - 362 
 387 
 
 - 410 
 428 
 
 - 447 
 472 
 
 - 499 
 
 Whitfunday. 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 3 
 Adts, 10. 44 - 
 Rom. 8. 16 - 
 Matt. 12. 31 
 
 John, 16. 8-1 1. 2 ferm 
 Trinity Sunday. 
 
 2 Cor. 1.3- 
 I Pet. I. 17 
 1 Cor. 16. 22 
 Pfa. 2. 12 
 Gen. 18. 25 - 
 Matt. 3. 17 
 Rev. 4. 8 - 
 
 515 
 
 570 
 
 214 
 233 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 All Saints' day. 
 Apoc. 7. 2, 3 - - 271 
 Sunday aft. the Converfion of 
 
 St. Paul. 
 Ads, 9. 4 - - 297 
 
 Afts, 20. 25 - - 316 
 
 - 127 
 
 145 
 
 -164 
 
 186 
 
 206 
 
 Converfion of St. Paul. 
 Adls, 28. 6 - - 333 
 Afts, 23. 6, 7 - - 356 
 
 The Penitential Pfalms. 
 
 The Penitential Pfalms- 
 Pfa. 32. 7-1 1. 4 ferm. 
 Pfa. 51. 7 - - 
 
 Candlemas day. 
 Rom. 12. 20 - - 
 Matt. 9. 2 - - 
 
 Prebend fermons. 
 Pfa. 62. 9 - - - 135 
 
 Pfa. 6. 6 ferm. - 375 
 
 - 247 Pfa. 32. 4 ferm. - - 502 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Pfa. 63. 7 - - 156 
 
 Pfa. 64. 10 - - - 178 
 
 Pfa. 65. 5 - - - 198 
 
 Pfa. 66. 3 - - - 224 
 
 At court. Prov. 25. 16 245 
 At the Hague. Matt. 4.18- 
 
 20. 2 lerm. - - 262 
 
 81 
 
 103 
 "5 
 
 DONNE, John [continued). 
 
 At Whitehall. 
 John, 14. 2 - - 304 
 Pfa. 144. 15 - - 328 
 
 Ifa. 32. 8 - - 347 
 
 At Sion. Mark, 16. 16 364 
 
 At a Marriage. 
 Matt. 22. 30 - - 
 Gen. 2. 18 - - 
 Hof. 2. 19 - 
 
 At a Chriftening. 
 Rev. 7. 17 - 
 Eph. 5. 25-27 - 
 I John, 5- 7> 8 - - 
 Gal. 3. 27 
 
 At a Churching. 
 Cant. 5- 3 - 
 Micah, 2. 10. 2 ferm. 
 
 At Lincoln's Inn. 
 Gen. 28. 16, 17 
 John, 5. 22 - 
 John, 8. 15 
 
 At St. Paul's. 
 I Cor. 15. 29. 2 ferm. 388 
 Pfa. 90. 14 - - - 440 
 John, II. 21. Fun. fer. 469 
 Devotions upon emergent oc- 
 cafions - - - 493 
 Vol, 4. 
 
 John, 19. 26 - - 216 
 I Cor. I 5. 50 - - 240 
 17 Col. I. 24 - - - 261 
 30 Matt. 18. 7. 2 ferm. 277 
 Pfa. 38. 2-4. 5 ferm. 308 
 45 At Whitehall, 
 
 63 Ezek. 34. 19. 2 ferm. 407 
 80 Ifa. 65. 20 - - 446 
 102 Mark, 4, 24 - - 468 
 
 At court. Gen, I. 26. 2 fer. 
 
 119 
 
 135 
 
 168 
 191 
 206 
 
 To the Nobility. 
 Job, 13, 15 - - 
 Job, 36. 25 - - • 
 Rev. 7, 9 - - 
 
 490 
 
 537 
 556 
 572 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Lam. 3. 1 - - 
 
 Gen. 17. 24 - 
 I Theff. 5. 16 - 
 
 Lent fermons. 
 Luke, 23. 43 
 Ezek. 33. 32 - - 
 James, 2. 12 - 
 I Tim. 3. 16 - 
 Matt. 6. 21 - 
 
 At Whitehall. 
 Ecclef. 8. II - - 
 Pfa. 55. 19 - 
 
 Matt. 9. 13 - - 482 
 Ecclef. 5. 13, 14. 2 fer. 506 
 Gen. 32. 10 - - - 551 
 I Tim. I. 15. 2 ferm. 569 
 Adls, 7. 60 - - 604 
 AtGreenwich. Ifa. 52.3 533 
 
 303 
 3^5 
 344 
 
 361 
 378 
 393 
 415 
 435 
 
 452 
 468 
 
 To the Nobility. 
 Cant. 3, II - - - I 
 Luke, 33. 24 - - 14 
 
 Matt. 21. 44 - - 28 
 Chriftmasday. John, I. 8 46 
 Midfum. day. John, i. 8 75 
 
 At St. Paul's. 
 John, I. 8 - - - 94 
 Phil. 3, 2 - - 120 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20 - - 137 
 
 Prov, 14. 31 - - 179 
 Lam. 4. 20. Nov. 5. 202 
 
 At St. Paul's Crofs. 
 Hof, 3. 4 - - - 159 
 Matt. II. 6 - - 232 
 
 At St. Dunftan's. 
 Deut. 25. 5 - - - 255 
 Pfa. 34. 1 1 - - 270 
 Gen. 3. 14 - - - 289 
 
 Vol.6 
 
 At Denmark Houfe. Prov. 8. 
 
 17 - - - - I 
 
 At Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I - - 17 
 
 Deut. 12. 30. Afcen. day 85 
 
 To the Prince and Princefs 
 
 Palatine. Rom. 13. 11 33 
 
 At St. Dunftan's after a gen. 
 
 ficknefs. Exod. 12. 30 53 
 
 At the Temple. Eft. 4. 1670 
 
 St. Paul's Crofs. 
 Prov. 22. II - - 99 
 
 The duty of confeffing llns. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 4. 93 
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 Part I. Survey of creation. Part 2. Arrangement and 
 examination of the materials of creation. Part 3. 
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 DOOLITTEL, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 A pious Nonconformift divine. Born at Kidderminfter 
 1630. Studied at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. Became 
 Minifter of St. Alphage, London. Ejedled for noncon- 
 formity, 1662. Erefted a meeting-houfe in Monkwell 
 Street. Died 1707. His works obtained great popularity. 
 
 A treatife concerning the Lord's fupper, with 
 three dialogues, for the more full information 
 of the weak, in the nature and ufe of this 
 facrament. Ninth edition. 12°. Lo/i^. 1675 
 
 Love to Chrift necefl'ary to efcape the curfe at 
 his coming [on i Cor. 16. 22.] 18°. L. 1830 
 
 Captives bound in chains made free by Clirift 
 their furety, or the mifery of gracelefs fmners 
 and their recovery by Chrift [On Ifa. 61. i]. 
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 Plague, 8°. 1 665. A Rebuke for Sin, by God's Burning 
 
 Anger (alluding to the great fire). The Young Man's 
 
 Inftrudlor and the Old Man's Remembrancer, 8°. 1673. A 
 
 Call to Delaying Sinners, 1683. A Complete Body of 
 
 Divinity, folio, 1723, &c. 
 
 DOOR opening into Chriftian religion ; or a brief 
 account, by way of queftion and anfwer, of 
 fome of the principal heads of the great 
 myftery of Chriftian religion, wherein is 
 fhewed that the great dodrines are fweetly 
 confonant to the light of nature. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1662 
 
 DOOR, A, of falvation opened unto all men ; or, 
 a (hon treatife, difcovering that all mankinde as they 
 are confidered under the fall of Adam, have an equal 
 and a like refpeft with Almighty God, and that by Jefus 
 Chrift he hath prepared eternal falvation for all, and 
 afforded unto all, means fufficient to bring them there- 
 
 DOOR of Salvation {continued). 
 
 unto. In which alfo, fundry objeftions, grounds of rea- 
 fon, and texts of Scripture, for the contrary opinion, are 
 alleadged and anfwered. By R. B. Ff 6. Pp. 108. 
 Poftfcript Ff 2. 16°. Land. l6^i 
 
 DORFFER, B. 
 
 Exercitatio philol. de fepulcro Chrifti. 
 
 Ugolinus, 33. 803 
 DORIEN, J. H. A. 
 Diflert. de cherubinis fandi fandorum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 8. 539 
 
 DORMAN, Rev. William, of Kenfmgton. 
 
 Twelve fermons upon feveral praftical fubjefts : 
 
 occafionally preached at the Rolls Chapel. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1743 
 
 James, I. 22. The deceitfulnefs of hearing without 
 
 doing the word - . . . . j 
 
 Pfa. 100. 2. The worfhip of God our reafonable fervice 
 
 Pfa. 119. 165. Obedience to God's laws our beft fecu- 
 rity ------ - 57 
 
 Col. 3. 2. Heavenly-mindednefs - - - 83 
 
 Ads, 2. 4. The gift of the Holy Ghoft. [Whit-fun.] 105 
 Pfa. 144.3. The gracious dealings of God with man 129 
 Heb. II. 6. The being of God - - - 153 
 
 Pfa. 73. I. The goodnefs of God - - - 183 
 
 Prov. 15. 3. The prefence and knowledge of God 199 
 
 1 John, 2. 15. A foiidnefs for this world cenfured 223 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 5. Againft a bare formality in religion 241 
 Gal. 6. 9. Perfeverance in well-doing - 267 
 
 DORN, John Christopher. 
 
 Bibliotheca theologica critica, quam fingulas divi- 
 
 nioris fcientis partes difpofuit atque in- 
 
 ftruxit. 12°. Franc. 1721 
 
 DORNER, J. A., Doft. und ord. Prof. Theol. in 
 
 Kiel. 
 Die Lehre von der Perfon Chrifti, gefchichtlich 
 und hiftorifch-dogmatifch dargeftellt. 8°. 
 
 Leipzig, 1845-47 
 Vol. I. Parts 1-3. Entwickelungfgelchichte. 
 De oratione Chrifti efchatologica. 8°. 
 
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 DORNEY, Henry. 
 
 Apious tradefman. BornatUley, Gloucefterfiiire, 1613. 
 Died 1683. 
 
 Divine contemplations, and fpiritual breathings, 
 comprifed in — 
 
 I. Pradtical difcourfes. 
 
 Ifa. 45. 17. Of the nature, means, and method of 
 falvation. 
 
 Rev. I. 5. How to find God a fandluary in time of 
 trouble. 
 
 John, 17. 23. Of union with Chrift. 
 
 I Cor. 6. 19, 20. Of glorifying God. 
 
 With an appendix how to purfue a lawful thing law- 
 fully. 
 
 II. His letters. 
 
 III. His laft and dying fpeeches and prayers. 
 
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 DOROTHEUS, Prefbyter of Tyre or Antioch. 
 
 According to fome Bifhop of Tyre. Lived in the third 
 century. An able man, learned in Hebrew, and in the 
 Holy Scriptures. The following is the only work attributed 
 to him, but it is faid in the Biographie Univerfelle to be a 
 rhapfody full of faults and unworthy of a man of his repu- 
 tation. 
 De vita et morte prophetarum, et apoftolorum 
 
 fynopfis. Bibl. Max. Patr. 3. 421 
 
 3P
 
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 948 
 
 DOROTHEUS, Saint. 
 
 Flourifhed 560. Archimandrita, or abbot of a monas- 
 tery in Paleftine, and born there. From having an utter 
 averfion to ftudy he became entirely given to it, and wrote 
 in a fimple ftyle full of undion. The Abbe de la Trappe 
 tranflated his Inftrudions into French and wrote his life. 
 
 De vita recfta et pie inftituenda doftrinae, et 
 
 epiftolae. Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 5, 902 
 
 Gr. et Lat. Grynsi Orthodoxagrapha, 
 
 I, 195 ; Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 12. 369 
 
 DORRINGTON, Theophilus, Redlor of Wit- 
 trefham. 
 
 Reformed devotions, in meditations, hymns, and 
 petitions, for every day in the week, and every 
 holiday in the year. Fourth edition, reviewed. 
 12°. Lond, 1696 
 
 Obfervations concerning the prefent ftate of reli- 
 gion in the Romifh Church, with fome re- 
 flexions upon them ; made in a journey through 
 fome provinces of Germany in the year 1698. 
 8°. Lond. 1699 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 10. 23. The regulations of play 
 propofed and recommended. 8°. Lond. I'joG 
 
 A view of the principles of the Lutheran churches, 
 fhewing how far they agree with the Church 
 of England, being an elTay towards uniting 
 Proteftants. Tranflated from Pufendorf 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1714. 
 
 The plain man's prefervative from the error of 
 the Anabaptifts, fliewing the profeflx^rs of the 
 eftabli.flied religion, how they may defend the 
 baptifm they received in their infancy againfl; 
 them. Second edition. Pp. 107. 18°. 
 
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 Family devotions for Sunday evenings ; in four 
 volumes, each containing thirteen praftical dis- 
 courfes ; with fuitable prayers for the four 
 quarters of the year. 3d edit. 8". Lond. ijot. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Zach. 12. I. The great excellency of the foul of man i 
 Pfa. 119. 113. Vain thoughts, or inconfideration : with 
 the mifchiefs and remedies - - - - 22 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6, 7. True happinefs ; wherein it lies 40 
 
 Col. 3. 2. The heavenly mind - - - 61 
 
 Matt. 7. 21. The neceffity of obedience to the com- 
 mands of God ----- 80 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 18. The great duty of thankfulnefs 99 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafantnefs of religion - 115 
 Matt. II. 29, 30. The eafinefs of religion - 134 
 Prov. 22. 8. The unprofitablenefs of fm - - 151 
 Prov. 15. 9. God's hatred of fin - - 172 
 Job, 14. 2. The meannefs of this prefent life 192 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The ufefulnefs of early religion to old age 
 
 213 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. Death-bed repentance ; fhewing how 
 unreafonable it is for any man to rely upon it 234 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Pfa. 119. 158. A grief and concern for other men's 
 fins urged and diredted . - - . i 
 
 Pfa. 37. 37. Religion neceflary and ufeful to a com- 
 fortable death . - - - - ig 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The refurredUon of our bodies. (2 
 ferm.) -------37 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The laft judgment - - 78 
 Pfa. 19. 10. The excellency of Holy Scripture - loi 
 Matt. 3. I, 2. Repentance urged from the coming of 
 
 Chrift 122 
 
 DORRINGTON, Theophilus [continued). 
 
 Jofh. I. 8. Religious meditation. [Faft day.] - 142 
 
 1 Tim. I. 15. The MefTiah is come. [Chrift. day.] 162 
 John. 3. 16. The love of God the Father to mankind 
 
 in giving his Son. [Sund. after Chriftmas.] 182 
 
 Cant. I. 4. The love of God the Son to mankind. 
 
 [Sacramental.] ----- 202 
 
 Exod. 23. 2. The danger and unreafonablenefs of fol- 
 lowing a multitude to do evil - - - 221 
 Ifa. 45. 7. That the calamities of the world are God's 
 judgments ------ 239 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Job, 5. 7. The miferies of this life - - i 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. The charadler and means of patience 19 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. The character and remedies of volup- 
 
 tuoufnefs --..-. ^^ 
 
 Heb. 13. 5. The charafter and remedies of covetous- 
 
 nefs ------- 5g 
 
 1 John, 2. 16. Pride. (2 ferm.) - - 79 
 Phil. 3. 19. The character and cure of a worldly mind 
 
 120 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. Contrition or godly forrow. Lent i. (2 
 ferm.) • 140 
 
 Pfa. 119. 116. General remedies againft fm offered, 
 
 and our own endeavour urged - - 181 
 
 Rom. 7. 19. Involuntary fins, and our care to avoid 
 
 them - - - - - - -201 
 
 John, I. 14. The incarnation of ourbleffed Saviour 220 
 Phil. 2. 8. Our bleffed Saviour's paffion - 241 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 2 Tim. 2. 8. The refurredtion of our bleffed Saviour I 
 Exod. 20. 8. The relgious obfervation of Sabbaths 21 
 Deut. 4- 23. The baptifmal covenant, with the means 
 
 to obferve it- - - - - - 41 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. The facrament of the Lord's fupper and 
 
 the attendance upon it - - - - 62 
 
 1 Cor. I. 21. The right hearing of the word of God for 
 our profit - - - - - - 81 
 
 Matt. 21. 13. Public k or common prayer - 100 
 
 Mark. 16. 19. Theafcenfion of our bleffed Saviour 119 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The communion of the Holy Ghofl j 
 and the means to obtain it - - - - 139 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. The future punifhments. (2 ferm.) 159 
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 Pfa. 16. II. The final and compleat happinefs of good 
 men. (2 ferm.) ----- 220 
 
 Family inftruflion for the Church of England, 
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 41 
 Micah, 6. 8. Religion commanded ■ - 59 
 
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 Rom. II. 36. Providence reprefented. (2 ferm.) 137 
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 Prov. 13. 21. The affliftions of good men no juft difcou- 
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 209 
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 Pfa. 107. I, 2. Nov. 5 - - - - 403 
 
 I Pet. 2. 17. The honour due to the fupream magis- 
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 Tit. 3. I. The duties of fubjefts. [Queen's Accef.] 469 
 
 DOUCE, Francis, Efq. 
 
 An eminent antiquary, and an accomplifhed literary
 
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 DOUCE, Francis, Efq. (continue.f). 
 
 gentleman. Died 1834, in his feventy-third or feventy- 
 
 feventh year. 
 
 Illuftrations of Shakfpeare, and of ancient man- 
 ners ; with diflertations on the clowns and 
 fools of Shakfpeare ; on the colleftion of popu- 
 lar tales entitled Gefta Romanorum, and on 
 the Englifh morris dance. The engravings on 
 wood byjackfon. A new edit. 8°. ZijW. 1839 
 
 DOUESPE, Samuel de la, Pallor of the Walloon 
 Church at the Hague and Chaplain to the 
 Prince of Orange. 
 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 
 a la Haye, 1767 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. (3 ferm.) 222 
 Matt. 26. 69-75 J Luc, 
 
 12". 
 
 Afts, 20. 28 - 
 Adls, I J. 24 
 Jac. II. 23 - 
 Job, 13. 9 
 Pfa. 94. 19 - 
 Matt. 6. 34 
 
 DOUESPE, E. P. 
 
 Farleigh, Kent. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 1 12. 
 Charity.] 4^^ 
 
 40 
 
 86 
 
 22. 56, 63 - 
 
 342 
 
 116 
 
 Ef. 42. 20 
 
 - 376 
 
 151 
 
 Mai. 3. 14 
 
 418 
 
 ,83 
 
 I Sam. 25. I - 
 
 - 454 
 
 de la, M.A., Vicar of Eaft 
 
 [Anniv. Mr. H. Raine's 
 Maid ft one, 1777 
 DOUGHTY, Gregory, M.A., Fellow of King's 
 
 College, Cambridge. 
 Sermon, Luke, 2. 14. Anniverfary for comme- 
 morating King Henry VI., the founder. And 
 on the occafion of laying the firft; ftone for the 
 foundation of a new college. Second edit. 4°. 
 
 Cam!?, 1724 
 DOUGHTY, John, D.D. 
 
 Born about 1598 at Martley, near Worcefter. Educated 
 at Oxford, and became Fellow of Merton College. Redlor 
 of Lapworth, Warwickfliire, about 163 1. After the refto- 
 ration became PreDendary of Weftminifter and Rector of 
 Cheam, Surrey. Died 1672. 
 Analeda facra, five excurfus philologici breves 
 
 fuper diverfis S. Scripturce locis. 8°. L. 1658 
 De calicibus euchariflicis veterum Chriftianorum, 
 
 plane fingularis, cum Johannis Faes prsefatione, 
 
 marginalibus, et mantilla. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Brema, 1694 
 DOUGHTY, John, M.A.,Minifter of St. James's, 
 
 Clerkenwell, London. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 107. 34. Mifery the confequence 
 
 of fin. [Faft, Fire of London.] 4°. Lond. 1744 
 Two fermons, i ThelT. 5. 23. A plain friendly 
 
 farewell. 2 Cor. i. 12. To be good, is to 
 
 be happy. 8°. Land. 1744 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 6. 2. Chriftian fympathy. [City 
 
 of London Lying-in Hofp.] 4°. Lond.iji^z 
 Ten difcourfes, delivered in the parifh churches 
 
 of St. James's, Clerkenwell, and St. Ann and 
 
 Agnes, Alderfgate. 8^. Lond. 1761 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 22. All dead in Adam, all alive in Chrift i 
 Job, 12. 7-10. The goodnefs of God, in the daily pre- 
 
 fervation of men - - - - - 23 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 15. The queftion put to Naaman by his 
 fervants, applied to the cafe of religion - 45 
 
 Pfa. 139. 21, 22. Every perfon's duty to defend religion 
 
 69 
 
 Adls, 28. 4. The fm and folly of rafli judging - 95 
 
 Pfa. 51. 3. David's guilt in the matter of Uriah, and 
 
 the efficacy of repentance ... 123 
 
 DOUGHTY, John, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 18. 14. Theexcellency of theCharity-fchools 149 
 
 Job, 30. 23. The certainty of death, and the abfolute 
 
 neceffity of a proper preparation for it - - 181 
 
 Pfa. 55. 12-15. '1^^ meannefs and malignity of deceit 
 
 203 
 
 Prov. 3. 7. Religion and virtue in general very clofely 
 
 connected, but not infepirable companions - 231 
 
 DOUGHTY, Thomas. 
 
 The Crown and the Church, the fupport of one 
 another. Set forth in xiii. fermons [on I 
 Chron. 28. 10] upon the coronation of his 
 facred majefty K. George IL and the gracious 
 Q^ Caroline. With two fermons upon the 
 honour of God and of the priefthood [on I 
 Sam. 2. 30]. 8°. Lond. 1728 
 
 DOUGLAS, James, F.A.S., of St. Peter's Coll., 
 Camb., Chap, in ord. to H.R.H. the Prince 
 of Wales. 
 
 Difcourfes on the influence of the Chriftian reli- 
 gion in civil fociety. 8°. Lond. 1792 
 John, 3. 12. The evidence of the Chriftian religion 3 
 Ifa. 25. 4. The utility of the Chriftian religion in 
 worldly affairs . . . - . 27 
 I Cor. 4. 12. The local application of Scripture texts 43 
 Matt. 7. I, 2. Falfe judgments and prejudices 59 
 
 Ecclef. II. I. Charity 73 
 
 Matt. 26. 28. The Lord's fupper - - 89 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. Same fubjedt ... 107 
 
 I Pet. 2. II. Senfuality - - . . 125 
 
 Ezek. 33. 31. Public preaching - - . 145 
 
 Matt. 20. 18, 19. OurSaviour'sprophecy of hisdeathi63 
 Luke, I. 1-4. The credit of Gofpel tradition 180 
 
 Matt. 24. 2. Our Saviour's prophecy of the deftrudtion 
 of Jerufalem ..... 200 
 
 DOUGLAS, James, Efq. 
 
 Hints on miffions. 12°. Edin. 1822 
 
 On the philofophy of the mind. 8°. 1839* 
 
 For review, fee Edinb. Review, 70. 362. 
 
 DOUGLAS, John, D.D., Bifliop of Salilbury. 
 
 Born at Pettenweem, Fifeihire, 1721. Educated at Ba- 
 liol College, Oxford. Cliaplain in the Guards at the battle 
 of Fontenoy. Canon of Windfor 1762. BifhopofCar- 
 lifle 1787. Dean ofWindfor 1786. Tranflated to Saliftjury 
 1 79 1. Died 1807. This learned prelate enjoyed a very 
 high fhare of reputation during a very long life ; as a 
 fcholar he was one of the moft generally informed in the 
 kingdom ; his fuccefs in criticifm was evinced by his tri- 
 umphant expofure of Lauder, Bower, and Hume. 
 Seleft works. Large 4". Sa/i/I>. 1820 
 
 Memoir, by the Rev. W. Macdonald - - 1-99 
 
 Tour through Holland, Germany, and France. 
 Milton no plagiary, or a detection of the forgeries con- 
 tained in Lauder's EfTay on the imitation of the 
 Moderns in the Paradife Loft - - - 175 
 
 Preface to Clarendon's Letters - - - 239 
 
 Introdudtion to Captain Cook's Third Voyage 269 
 
 Sermon on the anniverfary of King Charles's martyrdom 
 [On I Chron. 29. 11.] - - - - 35^ 
 
 Sermon before the Society for Propagation of the Gofpel 
 
 367 
 
 The criterion ; or, rules by which the miracles recorded 
 in the New Teftament are diftinguifhed from the 
 fpurious miracles of Pagans and Papifts - - 383 
 
 Six letters from A[rchibal]d B[owe]r to Father 
 
 Sheldon, provincial of the Jefuits in England, illuftrated 
 with fome remarkable fatis tending to alcertain the 
 authenticity of the faid letters, and the true charafter of 
 the writer. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1756 
 
 Bower and Tillemont compared ; or, the firft
 
 95 » 
 
 952 
 
 DOUGLAS, Bi/hop {continued). 
 
 volume of the pretended, original, and Proteftant hiftorj' 
 of the popes, fhewn to be a tranflation from a Popifh 
 one. [Anonymous.] 8°. Land. 1757 
 
 A full confutation of all the fafts advanced in 
 
 Mr. Bower's three defences. [Anon.j 8°. LonJ. 1757 
 
 A complete and final detedlion of A[rchibaljd 
 
 B[ovve]r. [Anonymous.] 8^. LonJ. 1758 
 
 The criterion ; or, rules by which the true 
 miracles recorded in the New Teftament are 
 diftinguifhed from the fpurious miracles of 
 Pagans and Papifls. A new edition. 8°. 
 
 Lo»d. 1807 
 A fourth edition, 1833, at the Clarendon prefs. 
 
 DOUGLAS, Niel, " Minifter of the Gofpel at 
 
 Cupar, in Fife." 
 Sermons on important fubjefts. "With fome effays 
 in poetry. -12°. E^in. 1789 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The nature of numbering our days. New 
 
 Year. (3 ferm.) . - . . . i 
 
 Pfa. 119. I. The charadlerand bleflednefs of theunde- 
 
 filed. (2 ferm.) ----- 99 
 
 I Pet. 2. 7. The Chriftian charadier an honourable 
 
 one. (3 ferm.) ----- 165 
 
 MatL 5. 13. Faithful paftors the fait of the earth. 
 
 Ordin. ferm. ..--.- 245 
 Col. 2. 10. Genuine believers complete in Chrift. 
 
 (2 ferm.) .-.-.. 520 
 
 Matt. 28. 6. The Lord's grave a fource of comfort; or, 
 
 fome of the confolatory truths to be there learned. 
 
 Lord's fupper - - - - - -361 
 
 Effays in poetry, — 
 
 Verfions and paraphrafes of fome of the Pfalms 419 
 
 On various fubjedts - - . - ^^y 
 
 DOUSA, George. 
 
 Born 1574; died 1599. 
 De itinere fuo Conftantinopolitano, epiflola. 
 Acceflerunt veteres infcriptiones Byzantio. 8°. 
 Ex oficijia Flantiniana, 1600 
 A very rare book. 
 
 D'OUTREIN, Johannes. 
 
 Diflertatio philologico-theologicade Melchizedeco 
 non Henocho, et obfervationes mifcellanes, 
 in felefla S. Codicis loca. Sm. 8°. Amji. 1 7 1 3 
 
 DOVE, Henry, D.D. 
 
 Educated at Weftminfter fchool, and went thence to 
 Trinity College 1658. Archdeacon of Richmond, 1678. 
 Vicar of St. Bride's, London, 1673, until his death 1694—5. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 64. 9, 10. [Nov. 5.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 Sermon, Tit. 3. i. [Eleftion of Lord Mayor.] 
 St. Michael. 4°. Lond. 1682 
 
 This author publifhed other three fermons. 
 
 DOVE, John. 
 
 Called " the Hebrew tailor," being by trade a tailor, and 
 poflelTing a knowledge of the Hebrew language. He was 
 a Hutchinfonian and a man of good learning, although 
 intemperate in his language. Died 1772. 
 The importance of Rabbinical learning ; or, the 
 advantage of underftanding the rites, cuftoms, 
 ufages, phrafeology. Sec, of the Talmudifts 
 confidered, with fome remarks on their asnig- 
 matical and fublime method of inllruftion. 
 Occafioned by the Rev. Mr. John Gill's pre- 
 face to his learned comment on the New 
 Teftament. [Anon.] Pp. 43. 8°. L. 1746 
 
 DOVE, John {continued). 
 
 A creed founded on truth and common fenfe ; 
 with fome ftridlures on the origin of our ideas, the 
 primary defign of the decalogue, the light, law, and 
 religion of nature, natural confcience,and the moral fenfe. 
 With a letter to his Grace the Archbilhop of Canterbury, 
 and an appendix to the Rev. Dr. Fofter. Pp. xvi. 140. 
 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 An ellay on infpiration ; or, an attempt to fhew 
 that the pretences of the ancient Tamzummim to that 
 ray of divinity, were, and are, deceptions. Wherein the 
 fundamental principles of Barclay, in his Apology for the 
 Quakers, are refuted, &c. With a hue and cry after 
 the enthufiaft, his perfon defcribed, and his frenzies 
 delineated. Pp. xvi. 224. 8^. Lond. 1756 
 
 Remarks upon a pamphlet written by the Rev. 
 Mr. Caleb Fleming, in a letter of admonition to the Rev. 
 Mr. Samuel Pike, &c., entitled No Proteftant Popery. 
 With fome ftri<Sures upon the remarkables in Mr. Flem- 
 ing's Scale of Firft Principles. AddrelTed to the Rev. the 
 Dodlors of the Sorbonne. Pp. xii. 51. S"*. Lond. 1756 
 
 Plain truth ; or, Quakerifm unmaflced. In a 
 fupplement to the Effay on Infpiration. AddrefTed to the 
 worfhipful company of Quakers in convocation at their 
 hall in Gracechurch Street. With a note on a tra(fl of 
 the Rev. Mr. Penn, Curate of St. Andrew's, Under- 
 fhaft. Pp. xix. 48. 8°. Lond. 1756 
 
 A diiTertation upon the fuppofed exiftence of a 
 
 moral law of nature, and upon the being of a Triune God. 
 Wherein is fhewn that the idea of the former is not to 
 be found in Scripture, and is contrary to reafon ; and 
 that the latter is contained in Scripture, and is not con- 
 trary to reafon. With a letter to the Right Rev. Thomas, 
 Lord Bifhop of Oxford. And a poftfcript to the Dunciad, 
 the Critical and Monthly Reviewers. Pp. 16. 56. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1757 
 
 Mifcellaneous differtations on marriage, celibacy, 
 
 covetoufnefs, virtue, the modern fyftem of 
 
 education, &c. Pp. viii. 68. 8°. ZuW. 1769 
 
 DOWDING, W. C, B.A., Exeter College, Oxf., 
 
 Curate of Kniveton, Derbyfhire. 
 Village leflures upon certain of the homilies of 
 the Church of England. [On 2 Tim. 3. 16, 
 17; Hof. 13.9; and Jer. 2. 19.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1842 
 DOWLING, John Goulter, Reftorof St. Mary- 
 
 de-Crypt, Gloucefter. 
 An in trod uft ion to the critical ftudy of eccleli- 
 aftical hiftory, attempted in an account of the 
 progrefs, and a fhort notice of the fources of 
 the hiftory of the Church. 8°. ZoW. 1838 
 Notitia Scriptorum SS. Patrum aliorumque 
 veteris ecclefias monumentorum in collec- 
 tionibus anecdotorum, &c. 8°. O.V(j/?. 1839 
 Sermons preached in the parifh church of St. 
 Mary-de-Crypt, Gloucefter. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 Pfa. 16. 8. The divine prefence - - - i 
 
 Mark, 12. 41—44. Chriftian liberality - 16 
 
 I John, 2. 15. Love of the world - - - 35 
 
 Ifa. 30. 15. Chriftian quietnefs - - - 55 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. Self-denial . - . - 76 
 
 1 Kings, 18. 17, 18. The troublers of Ifrael 94 
 
 Judges, 16. 28-30. Samfon - - - 112 
 
 Heb. 13. 5. Covetoufnefs - - - - 132 
 
 Matt. lo. 34. The gofpel a caufe of divifion 153 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. Worldly wifdom - - - 171 
 
 Luke, 13. 24. The ftrait gate - - - 188 
 
 Ads, 14. 22. The neceffity of tribulation - 206 
 
 I Cor. 7. 35. Attendance on the Lord - - 225
 
 953 
 
 954 
 
 DOWLING, John Coulter {continued). 
 
 John, 15. 5. Chriftian fruitfulnefs - - 242 
 
 Prov. 18. 21. The power of the tongue - - 255 
 
 I Cor. II. 23-26. The holy communion - 272 
 
 I Kings, 22. 8. Ahab and Micaiah - - 293 
 
 Ezek. 9. 4, 5. The mark of mercy - - 309 
 
 I Cor. 15. 10. Divine grace . - - - 327 
 
 Pfa. 119. 129. The teftimonies of God wonderful 342 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. The knowledge of God true glory 359 
 
 Prov. 18. 12. Humility - - - - 375 
 
 Pfa. 53. I. Divine providence . . - 392 
 
 I Cor. 9. 24-27. The Chriftian conteft - 409 
 
 Luke, 6. 19. The healing virtue of the Saviour 425 
 
 I Kings, 13. 21, 22. The difobedient prophet - 439 
 
 Matt. 10. 17. Chriftian caution - - - 457 
 
 Prov. 28. I. Chriftian boldnefs - - - 472 
 
 DOWLING, John, A.M., Pallor of the Berean 
 Church, New York. 
 
 The hiftory of Romanifm, from the earliefl: cor- 
 ruptions of Chrillianity to the prefent time. 
 With full chronological table, analytical and 
 alphabetical indexes, and glollkry. Illuftrated 
 by engravings of its ceremonies, fuperllitions, 
 perfecutions, and hiftorical incidents. Third 
 edition. Royal 8°. Nezv York, 1845 
 
 DOWNAME, or DOWNHAM, George, D.D., 
 Bifhop of Derry. 
 Born at Chefter. Educated at Cambridge, and eledled 
 
 Fellow of Chrift College 1585. He was afterwards Profeflbr 
 
 of Logic. Biftiop of Derry 1616. Died 1634. He was a 
 
 learned divine and good logician. 
 
 A treatife of juftification, wherein is firft fet 
 downe the true dodlrine in the caufes, efFefts, 
 fruits, and confequents of it, and then all 
 objeftions and cavils of the adverfaries to God's 
 free juftification by grace are anfwered, efpe- 
 cially of Robert Bellarmine, wherein alfo the 
 Popifh dodlrine of merits is difproved. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1639 
 
 An abftradl of the duties commanded and finnes 
 forbidden in the law of God. 8°. Lond. 1635 
 
 The Chriftian's freedom ; wherein is fully ex- 
 prefTed the docSlrine of Chriftian liberty. [On 
 John^ 8. 36. Reprinted from the fecond 
 edition, Oxf. 1635.] 18°. Lond. 1836 
 
 A godly and learned treatife of prayer, which 
 both containeth in it the dodlrine of prayer, 
 and alfo fheweth the pradlice of it in the ex- 
 pofition of the Lord's Prayer. 4°. Lond. \b\o 
 
 Other works : A Treatife concerning Antichrift, 4"^. 
 Lond. 1603. Lectures upon the Fifteenth Pfdm, 4°. 1604. 
 The Chriftian's Sanduary, 4°. 1604. Papa Antichriftus, 
 feu Diatriba de Antichrifto (a different treatife from the 
 former in Engliih.) The Covenant of Grace, 8^. 1631, &c. 
 
 DOWNAME, John, B.D. 
 
 Brother of the preceding. A pious and able divine. 
 Educated in Chrift College, Cambridge. Became a preacher, 
 in London, of great reputation. Died 1644. He has been 
 placed among the Puritan divines. 
 
 A guide to godlinefs ; fhewing the duties, helps, 
 and impediments, of a Chriftian life. With 
 prayers, and a treatife of carnal fecurity. Fol. 
 
 Lond. 1629 
 
 A treatife to diredl the weak Chriftian how he may 
 rightly celebrate the facrament of the Lord's 
 fupper. With meditations, &c. 8°. Z,cW. 1645 
 
 DOWNAME, John, B.D. {continued). 
 Foure treatifes tending to diffwade all Chriftians 
 from foure no lefs hainous than common 
 finnes, namely, the abufcs of fvvearing, drunk- 
 ennefs, whoredom, and bribery. Whereunto 
 is added a treatife on anger. 4°. Lond. 161 3 
 The Chriftian warfare. 3 vol. 4°. Lond. 16 12-19 
 Vol. I. Third edition, enlarged, 1612. 
 Temptations, with the meanes whereby the Chriftian 
 may withftand and defeat them. 
 Vol. 2. 1619. 
 To arme the weake Chriftian againft the temptations of 
 profperity, and to preferve him from the immoderate 
 ufe of earthly things. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1613. 
 Confolations for the afBifted, wherein is /hewed how 
 the Chriftian may be enabled to bear all croffcs and 
 miferies with patience, &c. 
 The fumme of facred divinitie, briefly and 
 methodically propounded ; more largely and 
 clearly handled and explained. 4°. Lond. n. d. 
 DOWNES, Henry, D.D. 
 
 Minifter of Barrington, Northampton/hire. Biftiop of 
 Killala 1716. Tranflated to Elphin 1720 j to Meath 1724 j 
 and to Derry 1726. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. i. 8. The necefiity and ufeful- 
 nefs of laws, and the excellency of our own. 
 [Aflize.] 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 Other fermons : On Pfa. 112. 9. 105 Pfa. 76. 10; 
 2 Tim. 3. I, 2. 
 DOWNES, John, Redlor of St. Michael, Wood 
 
 Street, and Ledlurer of St. Mary-le-Bow. 
 Sermons on various fubjedls. 2vol. Sheffield, \j6i 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 A<5l:s, 20. 28-30. Method- 
 
 ifm examined ; being 
 
 the fubftance of four 
 
 difcourfes - - i 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. (7 ferm.) I 
 
 Eph. 4. 14 - - 131 
 
 Vol 
 I Cor. II. 18. (2 fs.) I 
 Jonah, I. 17. (2 fs.) 31 
 Col. 3. 5. (2 ferm.) 65 
 Matt. 2. I, 2 - - 96 
 Matt. 2. 3-6 - 115 
 I Cor. 15. 20. (2 fs.) 135 
 DOWNES, Robert, Lord Bifhop of Leighlin and 
 
 Ferns. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 8. 2. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. 
 
 in Ireland.] 4°. Lond. 1750 
 
 DOWNES, Samuel, of St. John's College, Oxon. 
 
 Lives of the compilers of the Liturgy, and an 
 
 hiftorical account of its fev^eral reviewers. 
 
 Sparrow, Bp. Rationale, ed. 1722 
 DOWNING, George, M.A., Curate of Lewis- 
 ham, Kent. 
 Sermon, Mark, 8. 34. [Reformation of Man- 
 ners.] 8°. Lond. 1760 
 D'OYLY, George, D.D., F.R.S. 
 
 A learned and eminent divine. Born 1778. Graduated 
 B.A. at Bene't College, Cambridge, 1800, as Second 
 Wrangler and Second Smith's Prizeman. M.A. 1803. 
 B.D. 1811. D.D. 1821. Became Fellow of his college. 
 Chriftian Advocate 18 II. Redlor of Buxted 181 5. Reftor 
 of Lambeth, and of Sundridge, Kent, 1820. Died 1S46. 
 He was a frequent contributor, on theological fubjefts, to 
 the Quarterly Review. 
 
 I Cor. 7. 16 - 
 
 - 143 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 3 
 
 161 
 
 I Tim. 3. 9 
 
 - 183 
 
 Tit. 2. 15. Vifit. 
 
 199 
 
 Jofti. 7. 13 - 
 
 221 
 
 2. 
 Adts, 2. 1-4 - 
 
 - ,63 
 
 Pfa. 15. 3 - - 
 
 183 
 
 Afts, 28. 4 - 
 
 - 203 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5 - 
 
 22 I 
 
 Prov. II. 26 - 
 
 - 239 
 
 Ezek. 34. 12 
 
 279
 
 955 
 
 956 
 
 D'OYLY, George, D.D. F.R.S. {continued). 
 Two difcourfes preached before the Univerfuy 
 of Cambridge. With notes. [Chriftian Ad- 
 vocates Publication, 1811.] 8°. Catnb. n. d. 
 Matt. 10. 30. Thedoftrine of a particular providence i 
 Heb. 10. 23. On modern Unitarianifm - - 29 
 
 Sermons, chiefly doftrinal. With notes. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1827 
 
 Matt. 10. 30. On the particular providence of God 
 
 (2 ferm.) ---... i 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. The eternal duration of future rewards 
 
 and puni/hments - . . - - 45 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. Man's original corruption - 73 
 
 1 Cor. II. 24. The facrament of the Lord's fupper. 
 (2 ferm.) - - - - - - loi 
 
 Heb. 6. II. The aflurance of falvation - 148 
 
 2 Pet. I. 20. The indifcreet application of Scriptural 
 prophecy - - - - - - -178 
 
 Heb. 10. 23. Modern Unitarianifm. (2 ferm.) 201 
 Ads, 17. 22, 23, 30. St. Paul at Athens. (3 ferm.) 263 
 Ecclef. 7. 16. Righteous overmuch - - 337 
 
 Luke, 23. 43. The intermediate ftate - - 361 
 
 John, 8. 12. The alliance of religion and learning 386 
 Notes ---..-. 413 
 
 Sermons delivered at the parifli church of St. 
 
 1. 8°. Lond.ii^j 
 
 Mary, Lambeth. 2 vo 
 Vol. I 
 
 Memoir of the late Dr. D'Oyly 
 John, 5. 39. Search the Scriptures 
 Pfa. 139. 2. Omniprefence of God 
 
 Pfa. 14. I 
 
 Numb. 14. 18. The long-fuffering of God 
 Rom. 12. 12. Prayer ... 
 Luke, I. 76. John the Baptift 
 Heb. 4. 9. There remaineth a reft 
 Gen. 3. 23. The fall of man 
 
 Eph. 4. I 
 
 Rom. 5. 19. Original fin - - - 
 2 Pet. I. 16 
 
 13 
 
 I 
 
 16 
 
 31 
 46 
 60 
 
 75 
 
 89 
 
 103 
 
 116 
 
 127 
 139 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 13, 154; Prov. 14. 9, 167; Phil. 2. 12, 13 182 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The judgment-feat of Chrift - 196 
 I Theff. I. 4. The eleftion of Chriftians - 210 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Being juftified by faith - - 226 
 
 John, 8. 51, 238 ; John, 15. 5 - - - 251 
 
 Mark, 2. 27. The Sabbath made for man - 265 
 
 Gen. 39. 2. Jofeph and his brethren - - 277 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 14. The man after God's own heart 291 
 
 2 Kings, 20. I. Hezekiah - - . - 305 
 Dan. 6. 23. Daniel in the lions' den - - 319 
 Numb. 32. 23, 332 J Matt. 13. 30, 344; I Cor. 7. 31 
 
 3 57 
 
 Job, 22. 21. Acquaint thyfelf with God - 
 Rom. 15. 13. Joy and peace in believing - 
 I Pet. 4. 7. The end of all things is at hand - 
 Matt. 12. 50. Whofoever fhall do God's will 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Afts, 24. 16. Confcience - - - - 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14. Glory to God in the higheft - 
 Matt. 2. 1,2. The wife men from the Eaft 
 Luke, 2. 29 
 
 371 
 3S5 
 402 
 416 
 
 15 
 
 27 
 40 
 
 Luke, 2. 52. Jefus increafed in wifdom and ftature 53 
 
 Ezek. 33. II. Turn ye from your evil ways 
 
 Luke, 22. 44. The agony in the garden 
 
 Heb. 9. 28, 90; I Pet. i. 3, loi ; 1 Cor. 12. I, 
 
 Eph. 4. 30 
 Matt. 28. 19. Trinity in unity - . - 
 
 Heb. 10. 23. Athanafian Creed - . . 
 
 I Cor. 8. 6. God our Father . - . 
 
 John, I.I. God the word - - - - 
 
 Matt. 21.9. Our Lord's entrance into Jerufalem 
 Matt. 8. 28. The demoniacs 
 Luke, 7. 14. The raifing of the fon of the widow of 
 
 Nain - - - . - - -215 
 
 66 
 
 77 
 
 113; 
 
 126 
 
 140 
 
 153 
 165 
 
 177 
 188 
 201 
 
 D'OYLY, George, D.D. F.R.S. {continued). 
 
 Mark, 10. 25. How hardly fhall they that have riches 
 enter into the kingdom of God - - 227 
 
 Luke, 16. 19, 20. The rich man and Lazarus - 241 
 Phil. 4. II. Contentment - - - 257 
 
 Gen. 6. 9. Noah ---... 272 
 Jofh. 10. 13. Jofhua, and the fun ftanding ftill 285 
 I Sam. 12. 3. Samuel's appeal to the people 300 
 
 I Sam. 18. 29. Saul, David's enemy - - 313 
 
 I Kings, 13. 21, 22. The difobedient prophet 327 
 
 I Kings, 17. 14. Elijah . - - . 540 
 
 Adts, 7. 59. St. Stephen - - - - 354 
 Rom. I.I. St. Paul's charadler - - 367 
 
 Adts, 26. 28. King Agrippa - . - - 379 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 2. Death-bed repentance - - 392 
 
 Life of Bancroft. See Sancroft. 
 Notes, explanatory and pradical, on the author- 
 ized verfion of the Bible, taken principally from the 
 moft eminent writers of the united Church of England 
 and Ireland, together with appropriate introdudlions, 
 tables, indexes, and maps. Publilhed under the diredlion 
 of the Society for Promoting Chriftian Knowledge. 
 Prepared and arranged by the Rev. Geo. D'Oyly, D.D., 
 and the Rev. R. Mant, D.D., now Bifhop of Down and 
 Connor. Bound in 2 vol. Vol. i. Old Teftiment and 
 Apocrypha. Vol. 2. N. Teft. royal 8°. Lond. 1845 
 Publilhed alfo along with the facred text in 3 vol. royal 
 8°. The work was originally publifhed with the facred 
 text, and with numerous outline engravings, 3 vol. 4'^, of 
 which feveral editions were printed, but all of which are 
 now fcarce. 
 
 Other works : Letters to Sir Wm. Drummond in defence 
 of Particular PafTages of the Old Teftament, againft his 
 work, entitled CEdipus Judaicus, S"^. Lond. 181 2. Remarks, 
 being a Sequel to the Letters, 1813. Additional Letters, 
 1813. 
 
 D'OYLY, Mrs. Catherine. 
 
 The hiftory of the life and death of our Blefled 
 Saviour. 8°. Southampt. 1794 
 
 DRACONTIUS, Presbyter. 
 
 Lived in Spain in the fifth century. 
 
 Hexaemeron, feu opus fex dierum, carmine heroico. 
 
 Elogia ad Theodofium imperatorem. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 724; Sirmondi Opera 
 Varia, 2. 629; Eugenii Opufcula, 21. 
 
 Hexaemeron. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 9. 705 
 
 Fabricii G. Poetae Chrill. 351 
 
 DRAGONETTI, Jacinto. 
 
 A treatife on virtues and rewards. Ital. with 
 Englifh tranflation. 8°. Lofid. ijbg 
 
 [DRAKE, . A tailor.] 
 
 The innocent vindicated ; or, thofe falfely called 
 Arrians defended, by a few plain texts of Scripture, from 
 the wicked afperfions of uncharitable men, who think 
 themfelves infallible, and are wife above what is written. 
 [Anonym] Pp. 16. 8°. Exon. 171 8 
 
 The fecond edition, with an appendix containing fome 
 
 queries propounded to the Rev. Mr. John Walrond. Pp. 
 
 22. 8°. Lond. 1 719. 
 
 DRAKE, James, M.D., F.R.S. 
 
 A celebrated political writer. Born at Cambridge 1667. 
 
 Admitted a member of that univerfity at the age of feven- 
 
 teen. Died 1707. 
 
 The memorial of the Church of England, humbly 
 offered to the confideration of all true lovers 
 of our Church and conftitution. With remarks 
 upon the whole, paragraph by paragraph. 
 [Anon.] Second edition. Pp. 78. 8°. 
 
 Lond, 1706
 
 957 
 
 958 
 
 DRAKE, James, M.D., F.R.S. 
 
 This work gave fo mucli offence that a proclamation 
 was ifTued for dilcovering the author, and it was burnt by 
 the common hangman. His " Hiftoria Anglo-Scotica," 
 S°. 1703, was in like manner burnt at Edinburgh. 
 
 DRAKE, Nath., M.A., Vicar of Weighton. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 28. 15. Againft bribery. [Affize.] 
 4°. Land. 1695 
 
 DRAKE, Samuel, S.T.B. 
 
 Epiftola ad Thomam WagftafFe, prefbyterum 
 Anglicanum. In qua defendirur concio habita 
 ad clerum Cantabrigis, de aqua non ncceffario 
 calici euchariftico admifcenda. Pp. 90. Index 
 fF. 2. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 DRAKE, William, M.A., Redor of Full-Sutton. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 122.6-9. Preached on occafion 
 of the prefent troubles at home and abroad. 
 8°. York, 1 745 
 
 DRAPER, Henry, D.D., Sunday Morning and 
 Evening Preacher of St. Antholin's, Watling 
 Street ; and Lefturer of St. George the Mar- 
 tyr, Southvvark. 
 
 8°. Lond. 
 
 I Their. 4. 16 - 293 
 Luke, 18. 13 - 317 
 
 I Tim. 2. 1,2. (3fs.) 340 
 Matt. 18. 20 ■ 412 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 7,8. (2fs.)438 
 Pfa. 55. 17 - 492 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 2 - - 519 
 Phil. 4. 7 - 547 
 
 Ledlures on the liturgy. 
 1 Cor. 14. 40-1 
 I John, 1.9- 29 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. (3 ferm.) 
 The Lord's prayer 65 
 Pfa. 51. 15 - - 171 
 Luke, 2. 14 - 199 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16, 17 221 
 John, 14. I - - 248 
 Heb. 10. 25 - 270 
 
 Ledures on the Colledls which are appointed to 
 be read in the fervice of the Church of Eng- 
 land on the Sunday mornings throughout the 
 year, delivered at Camden Chapel, Camber- 
 well, in the years 1810, 1811. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lund. 1 8 1 3 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Amos, 4. 12. The day of judgment. [Advent Sun.] i 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. The authority, excellence, and uie of the 
 
 Holy Scriptures. [Advent 2.] - - - 24 
 
 Ifa. 40. 3. Minifters of the Gofpel ftewards of divine 
 
 myfteries. [Advent 3.] ... ji 
 
 Ifa. 64. I. God the fupport and deliverance of his peo- 
 
 pie. [Advent 4.] ----- 77 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. The neceflity of progrefs in the divine 
 
 life. [Sun. after Chriftmas] - - - 104 
 
 Ifa. 65. I. The manifeftation of Chrift to the Gentiles. 
 
 [Epiph.] 129 
 
 Pfa. 25. 4, 3. God the author of his people's know- 
 ledge and obedience. [Epiph. i.] - - 155 
 Ifa. 26. 12. The peace of God. [Epiph. 2.] 182 
 Ifa. 4. 5. Divine proteftion. [Epiph. 3.] - 209 
 1 Chron. 20. 12. Hope in God. [Epiph. 4.] 238 
 Pfa. 119. 116. The fafety of the Church. [Epi. 5.] 266 
 I John, 3. 8. The Gofpel a fyftem ofholinefs. [Epi. 6.] 
 
 294 
 Jer. 14. 7. Sin the caufe of forrow. [Septua. Sun.] 322 
 Pfa. 71. I, 2. Divine confidence. [Sexa. Sun.] 351 
 I Cor. 13. 1-3. Charity, [Quinqua. Sun.] - 379 
 Pfa. 103. 8. Divine mercy. [Afh Wed.] - 407 
 Matt. 4. I, 2. Parting and prayer. [Lent i.] 435 
 Pfa. 44. 4. The time of danger. [Lent 2.] - 462 
 Ifa. 26. 8, 9. The means of fafety. [Lent 3.] 490 
 Ifa. 48. 9. Mercy implored. [Lent 4.] - - 516 
 Ifa. 33, 22. God the direftor and preferver of his peo- 
 ple. [Lent 5.] 543 
 
 DRAPER, Henry, D.D. {continueef). 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. The fufFerings and example of Chrift. 
 
 [Sun. before Eafter.] ----- i 
 
 Heb. 2. 10. God glorified in the fufferings and death of 
 
 Chrift. [Good Friday.] ... 30 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Chrift the conqueror of death. [Eafter 
 day.] -.--...- 62 
 
 Rom. 4. 25. Juftification by Chrift through faith. 
 
 [Eafter i.] ...... 93 
 
 Eph. 5. I, 2. Chrift our facrifice and our example. 
 
 [Eafter 2.] - - - - - - 123 
 
 Eph. 5. 8. Divine light. [Eafter 3.] - 152 
 
 Pfa. 23. 3. Converfion the work of God. [Eaft. 4.] 183 
 Phil. 2. 13. God the author of all fpiritual good. 
 
 [Eafter 5.] - - - - - - 215 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. Chrift triumphant over all his foes. [Sund. 
 
 after Alcen.] ----- 244 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. Divine influences. [Whit Sun.] 275 
 Col. 2. 2, 3. Gofpel myfteries. [Trin. Sun.] 306 
 
 2 Sam. 22. 33. The believer's ftrength. [Trin. 1.] 336 
 Jer. 32. 40. The covenant of God. [Trin. 2.] 364 
 Pfa. 145. 18, 19. The benefit of prayer. [Trin. 3.] 
 
 394 
 
 Pfa. 84. II. The gifts of God. [Trin. 4.] - 424 
 
 Ifa. 40. 10, II. The divine fupremacy. [Trin. 5.] 453 
 
 I Cor. 2. 9. The hope of glory an incentive to the love 
 
 of God. [Trin. 6.] - - - - - 483 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 23, 24. The defire ofholinefs. [Trin. 7.] 
 
 515 
 Dan. 4. 35. The God of providence. [Trin. 8.] 545 
 Ezek. 36. 27. The divine aid neceffary to obedience. 
 
 [Trin. 9.] - 576 
 
 Rom. 8. 26, 27. The fpirit of prayer. [Trin. 10.] 608 
 
 Vol. 3. 1814. 
 Ifa. 63. I. The power of God difplayed in the falvation 
 
 of man. [Trin. 11.]- - - - - i 
 
 Pfa. 65. 2, 3. God the hearer of prayer. [Trin. 12.] 29 
 Ifa. 43. 21. Obedience to God the effedt of his grace. 
 
 [Trin. 13.] . - - - . 63 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 8. Abounding grace. [Trin. 14.] - 97 
 Ifa. 27. 2, 3. ^The church of God fruitful and fecure. 
 
 [Trin. 15.] - - . - 130 
 
 Ifa. 52. I. The Church purified. [Trin. 16.] i5i 
 
 Heb. 13. 20, 21. Devotion to God. [Trin. 17.] 192 
 I Cor. 10. 13. Temptation vanquifhed. [Trin. 18.] 223 
 Pfa. 143. 10. Spiritual influences produdlive of holy 
 
 obedience. [Trin. 19.] - - - - 252 
 
 Ifa. II. 9. Safety in God. [Trin. 20.] - 282 
 
 Micah, 7. 19. Sin pardoned and removed. [Trin. 21.] 311 
 Pfa. IC5. 13-15. The houfehold of God. [Trin. 22.] 
 
 340 
 Pfa. 88. I, 2. The anfwer to prayer requefted. [Trin. 
 
 23-] - 370 
 
 1 John, I. 9. Abfolution from fin the gift of God. 
 
 [Trin. 24.] ----- 399 
 
 Pfa. 5. 12. The reward ofrighteoufnefs. [Trin. 25.] 427 
 Lectures on regeneration, — 
 
 John, 3. 7. The nature of regeneration - 457 
 
 John, 3. 7. The means and neceffity of regeneration 
 
 485 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. The internal evidences of a regenerate 
 ftate 512 
 
 Ifa. 35. I, 2. The external evidences of regeneration 
 
 538 
 Phil. I. 6. The workof grace progreftive and perma- 
 nent - - 564 
 
 Ifa. 35. 10. Grace completed in glory - 5S8 
 
 DRAPER, William, Lefturer of Allhallows on 
 the Wall, and late Curate of the New Church, 
 Wolverhampton. 
 
 Twenty fermons on various fubjedls, preached at 
 Allhallows on the Wall. 8°. Lond. 1 796
 
 959 
 
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 Luke, 10. 27 
 Eph. 5. 16 
 A(il:s, 24. 16 - 
 Matt. 13. 44 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9 
 Rom. 6. 9 - 
 Pfa. 84. 1 1 - 
 Matt. 5. 4 
 
 Pfa. 48. 14. Fun. fer. on 
 Rev. John Garnons 355 
 
 204 
 225 
 
 240 
 
 255 
 271 
 288 
 308 
 330 
 
 DRAPER, William {continued). 
 Pfa. 1 19. 5, 6. New Yr. 1 
 Prov. 12. 21 - - 21 
 Matt. 6. 22, 23 - 39 
 
 Luke, 14. 1 1 - 58 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7 - 78 
 
 Phil. 4. 8 - - 93 
 Eph. 4. 26 - 122 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4 - - 141 
 Ifa. 29. 13 - 156 
 
 Prov. 29. 25 - - 172 
 I Cor. 13.9 - 189 
 
 DRELINCOURT, Charles. 
 
 Born at Sedan 1595 ; died 1669. Educated at Saumur. 
 At the age of twenty-three he was admitted minifterof the 
 French Proteftant Church, and officiated at Langres. In 
 1620 he was called by the Church of Paris. His writings 
 both practical and controverfial are ftill highly efteemed. 
 Some of them have been tranflated into feveral languages. 
 A complete lift of them will be found in Niceron, 15. 
 De la perfeverance des fainfts, ou de la fermete 
 de I'amour de Dieu. 12°. Charento7i, 1625 
 Les confolations de I'ame fidele, centre les frayeurs 
 de la mori:, avec les diipofitions et les prepara- 
 tions necefl'aires pour bien mourir. Sm. 8°. 
 
 ^ievilly, 1679 
 The Chriftian's defence againft the fears of death, 
 with leafonable direftions how to prepare 
 curlelves to die well, tranflated by Maries 
 D'Affigny, B.D. Thirteenth edition, with 
 an account of the author. 8°. Lofid. 1732 
 
 This edition contains the admirable fidlion written by 
 Defoe, entitled A True Relation of the Apparition of Mrs. 
 Veal after her death to Mrs. Bargrave, in which Drelin- 
 court on Death is recommended by the apparition as the 
 beft book on the fubjeft. 
 
 Sonnets Chretiennes. Sm. 8°. Amft. 1731 
 
 Lettre de Sieur Drelincourt a M. Du Moulin, 
 enfemble la refponfe du Sieur Du Moulin; fur 
 I'impofture decouverte du pretendu Miniftre 
 Villeneuve. Sm. 8°. Gen. 1631 
 
 The Proteftant's triumph, a difcourfe, wherein 
 the excellency, divinity, antiquity, certainty, 
 &c., of our religion is alTerted againft the Pa- 
 pifts. Englifl^.ed by S. A. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1664 
 
 DREPANIUS, Florus. 
 
 He was a Canon of the diocefe of Lyons, and is fuppofed 
 to have lived in the middle of the ninth century. 
 
 Pfalmi et Hvmni. Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 66-] 
 
 DRESCHLERUS, J. G. 
 
 Differtatio de cithara Davidica. Ugol. 32. 157 
 DREW, G. S., M.A. 
 
 Incumbentof St. John the Evangelift, Charlotte St., Fitz- 
 roy Sq. Formerly minifter of St. Pancras Parochial Chapel. 
 Eight fcrmons, preached in St. Pancras Church, 
 with an appendix. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 Rom. 10. 10. Heartfelt faith ... 1 
 
 Rev. 7. 15. The heavenly world - - 18 
 
 Luke, 2. 5. Chrift at Nazareth - - - 37 
 
 Job, 37. 14. The wondrous works of God - 55 
 
 A(fls, 18.4. The office of reafon in religious inquiries 73 
 Matt. 26. 58. Peter following Chrift afar oft' - 90 
 
 Habak. 2. I. Scripture difficulties - ic8 
 
 Pfa. 103. 20. Exiftence and employments of angels 123 
 Sermon, Lam. 3. 41. The diftinftive excellen- 
 cies of our Book of Common Prayer. With a 
 preface, containing a brief hiftory of Old St. 
 Pancras Church. 8°. Lond. 1 849 
 
 DREW, Samuel. 
 
 A felf-taught genius. Born at St. Auftel, in Cornwall, 
 1765, where his father was a poor huibandman. Bred a 
 fhoemaker, and commenced bufinefs at St. Auftell. Joined 
 the Methodifts. In 18 19 he became editor ofthe Imperial 
 Magazine, and removed to Liverpool and afterwards to 
 London. Died 1833. 
 
 An eflay on the identity and general refurredlion 
 of the human body, in which the evidences in 
 favour of thefe important fubjefts are confi- 
 dercd in relation both to philofophy and 
 Scripture. 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 An original eflay on the immateriality and im- 
 mortality of the human foul, founded folely 
 upon phyfical and rational principles. Fourth 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1819 
 
 Original edition, 8°. St. Auftel, 1802. 
 
 DREXELIUS, Jeremiah. 
 
 A celebrated Jefuic. Born at Augfburg, in Germany, 
 1581. Entered the Society of Jefus I 598. Taught rhe- 
 toric for fome time. Became diftinguiftied for his talents 
 as a preacher. Appointed chaplain to the Eledtor of Ba- 
 varia, in which office he continued twenty-three years. 
 Died 1638. He wrote a great many little books of piety, 
 generally ornamented with engravings by Ralph Sadeler 
 and others. They were colledled and publiihed together 
 in 2 vol. folio, Antv. 1643, and Lyons 1658. 
 Nicetas, ou I'incontinence vaincue. 24°. 
 
 Rouen, 1665 
 Confiderations upon eternity. Tranflated by 
 
 Ralph Winterton. 24°. Camb. 1650 
 
 Conflderations upon eternity, made Englifli, by 
 
 S. Dunfter. 8°. Lond. 1710 
 
 Orbis Phaeton, live de univerfis vitiis linguae, pars 
 
 altera. 12°. Monachii, 1629 
 
 De jejunio. 12°. Monachii, 1636 
 
 DROGO, Hostiensis Episcopus. 
 
 Abbe of St. John de Laon in 1 128. Afterwards became 
 Bifhop of Oftia and Cardinal. He obtained great reputa- 
 tion for eloquence. 
 
 Sermo de paffione Domini. 
 
 De creatione et redemptione primi hominis. 
 
 De feptem donis S. Spiritus. 
 
 De divinis officiis feu horis canonicis. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 21. 329 
 De facramento Dominicas paflionis. 
 
 GrynjEus, Lat. 1388 
 DROGUS, Henricus. 
 
 Annales Genuenfes, ab anno 1 267 poft CafFarum. 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 6. 541 
 DROUIN, Daniel, Sieur de Belendroit. 
 
 Born at Loudun about 1550; died 16 10. Nothing cer- 
 tain is known refpedling the life of this writer, who took 
 the royal fide during the wars of the fixteenth century. 
 Some of his works have been loft. 
 Les vengeances divines de la tranlgreffion des 
 
 fainftes ordonnances de Dieu, felon Tordre de 
 
 dix commandmens, avec plufieurs hiftoires. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Par. 1595 
 
 DRUITT, Robert, Efq. 
 A popular tradl on church mufic, with remarks 
 
 on its moral and political importance, and a 
 
 pradlical fcheme for its reformation. Pp. 63. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1845
 
 961 
 
 962 
 
 DRUMMOND, Dr. Abernethy. 
 
 An appendix to the Church Catechifm, Chiefly 
 defigned for fuch young perfons, as having been regularly 
 baptized and confirmed, have alfo renewed their engage- 
 ments, and itrengthened their graces, by the participation 
 of the great Chriftian facrifice, at God's holy altar. 
 [Anon.] Pp. 34. 8°. Loud. 1759 
 
 DRUMMOND, Rev. D. T. K. 
 
 Formerly a minifter in the Epifcopal Church of Scot- 
 land, now feparate from epifcopal authority. 
 
 Correfpondence between the Right Rev. C. H. 
 Terrot, Bifhop of the Scottish Epifcopal Church in Edin- 
 burgh, and the Rev. D. T. K. Drummond, Minifter of 
 Trinity Chapel, Dean Bridge, Edinburgh. In confe- 
 quence of which the latter has refigned his charge. 
 Pp. 33. 8°. Edin. 1843 
 
 Other works : Epifcopacy in Scotland, 12°. 1845. Laft 
 
 Scenes in the Life of our Lord, 12°. 1 841. 
 
 DRUMMOND, Edward Auriol Hay, D.D. 
 
 Son of Archbiihop Drummond. Born 1758. Became 
 
 Redtor of Rothbury. Redtor of Hadleigh 1796. Died 1830. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. i. 13. A fteady attachment to 
 
 the Chriftian faith the peculiar duty of its 
 
 eftaUifhed minifters. [Vifitation.] 4°. 1792 
 
 DRUMMOND, George Hay, A.M., Vicar of 
 Doncafter. 
 
 Son of Archbifhop Drummond. Became Vicar of Don- 
 cafter, and afterwards Prebendary of York. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 10. 15. On the neceffity of an 
 eftablifhed order of teachers and rulers in the 
 Church for the prefervation of Chriftianity in 
 a nation. [Vifitation.] To which are added. 
 Arguments againft the repeal of the Corpora- 
 tion and Teft Afts. 4°. Doncajier, ijgo 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 5. 13. [Affize.] 4°. York, 1794 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 12. 30. On religious indifference. 
 [S.S.P.C.K. in the Highlands and Iflands.] 
 4°. Land. 1795 
 
 Seledl portions of the New Verfion of the Pfalms 
 for every Sunday throughout the year, with 
 the principal feftivals and fafts. 12°. L. 1802 
 
 DRUMMOND, Henry, Efq. 
 
 Social duties on Chriftian principles. Fourth 
 edition, enlarged. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Abftraft principles of revealed religion. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1845 
 
 DRUMMOND, Mrs. H. 
 
 Peace for the dying Chriftian. 1 2°. 1 845 
 
 Chriftian experience, being the Jecond feries of 
 Peace for the Dying Chriftian, containing fome 
 ftriking inftances of peace and joy in the pro- 
 fpedl of death. Sm. 8°. .f^/z?. 1845 
 
 DRUMMOND, Robert, D.D., Archbp. of York. 
 
 Son ot the Earl of Kinnoul. Born in London 171 1. 
 Educated at Weftminfter School, and Chrift Church, Ox- 
 ford. Redtor of Bothal, Northumberland, 1735. Bi/hop 
 of St. Afaph 1748. Tranflated to Salifbury 1761. Arch- 
 bifliop of York in the fame year. Died 1776. The fer- 
 mons in the volume defcribed below were all publifhed 
 feparately in his lifetime, and obtained great celebrity. 
 
 Sermons on public occafions, and a letter on 
 theological ftudy. To which are prefixed 
 memoirs of his life, by George Hay Drum- 
 mond, A.M., Prcb. of'York. 8°. Edin. 1803 
 
 DRUMMOND, Archbifhop {continued). 
 
 Memoirs ,.----.. xi 
 
 Ifa. 19. 2-4. Nov. 5. Bef. the Houfe of Commons I 
 Pfa. 144. 15. General thankfgiving for peace, 1749. 
 
 Before the Houfe of Lords - - - 37 
 
 Job, 29. 16. Yearly meeting of charity fchools - 71 
 
 Deut. 29. 29. S.P.G.F.P. ... 109 
 
 Lam. I. 20. Gen. faft, Feb. 16, 1759. Before the 
 
 Houfe of Lords ..... j^tj 
 
 I Kings, 10. 9. At the coronation of George IIL and 
 
 Queen Charlotte - . - - - i8i 
 
 A letter on theological ftudy - - - . 201 
 
 DRUMMOND, T. 
 
 Letters to a young Diflenter on the general prin- 
 ciples of Nonconformity. 12°. Lo?id. 1812 
 DRUMMOND, Sir William. 
 
 Of Logie Almond, Scotland, Knight of the Crefcent, 
 F.R.S., Minifter Plenipotentiary to the King of the Two 
 Sicilies. A profound and elegant fcholar. Died at Rome 
 1828. 
 CEdipus Judaicus. 8°. Lond. 1811* 
 
 Pp. Ixxii. 381, with title, diredtions to the binder, table 
 
 ot contents and additions, four leaves ; alfo fixteen plates. 
 
 This work was not printed for fale. In it an attempt 
 was made to confider certain of the hiftories and other 
 parts of the Old Teftament as allegories, aftronomical and 
 otherwife. It was anfwered with great ability by Dr. 
 D'Oyly, Dr. Townfend, and in the Quarterly Review, 
 9. 329. 
 
 Origines, or remarks on the origin of feveral em- 
 pires, ftates, and cities. 4 vol. 8°. Z. 1828* 
 
 Other works : A Review of the Governments of Sparta 
 and Athens, royal 8°. 1794. Academical Queftions, vol. i. 
 4°. 1805. Efiay on a Punic Infcription, royal 4°. 1811. 
 The Satires of Perfius, tranflated, 8°. 1798. Odin, part i, 
 royal 4°. 18 1 7. 
 
 DRURY, Edward, A.M. 
 
 A vindication of a difcourfe occafioned by Mr. 
 Boyfe's ordination fermon, intituled. The Of- 
 fice of a Scriptural Biftiop. In which the 
 divine right of epifcopacy is further aflerted. 
 4°. Dub I. I yog 
 
 DRUSIUS, John. 
 
 A learned Proteftant and eminent critic. Born at 
 Oudenard, in Flanders, 1550. Educated at Ghent and 
 Louvain, after which he ftudied Hebrew at Oxford. Be- 
 came Profeftbr of Oriental Languages at Oxford 1572. 
 Returned to Louvain 1576, and ftudied law. Profeffor ot 
 Oriental Languages at Leyden 1577 ; and of Hebrew at 
 Franeker 15S5, where he died 16 16. His works, which 
 are held in great efteem, have been for the moft part in- 
 corporated into the Critici Sacri. 
 
 Veterum interpretum Grascorum in totum Vetus 
 Teftamentum fragmenta. Colleda, verfa et 
 notis illuftrata, a Joanne Drufio. 4°. 
 
 Arnhemia, 1622 
 Annotationum in totum Jefu Chrifti Tefta- 
 mentum, five praeteritorum libri decem. 4°. 
 
 Fra7iek. 161 2 
 Ecclefiafticus, Graece ad exemplar Romanum, et 
 Latine ex interpretatione J. Drufii, cum cafti- 
 gationibus five notis cjufdem. 4°. Frunek. 1600 
 Liber Hafmonsorum, qui vulgo prior Machabne- 
 orum, Graece ex editione Romana, et Latine, 
 cum notis J. Drufii. Acceffit Alberici Gen- 
 tilis difputatio ad eundem librum. 4°. 
 
 Franek. 1600 
 3 Q-
 
 9^3 
 
 964 
 
 verfus inftar perpetui 
 commentarii redafta. 
 
 DRUSIUS, John {continued). 
 
 Opufciila qu£ ad grammaticam fpeftant. [Heb. 
 Chald. &c.] 4°. Franek. 1609 
 
 De proverbiis facris clafTes duae. 
 
 Waltoni Prolegomena 
 De particulis Rabbinicis. Relandi Analedla 
 
 De Hafida;is. Ugolinus, 22. 257 
 
 The foUiKving ivorks of Drujlus luill be found in the 
 Critici Sacri. 
 Annotationes in Pentateuchum, Jofuam, Jud., Ruth, 
 Sam., Eftheram, Jobum, Coheleth, feu Ecclefiaften, 
 Prophetas minores, Ecclefiafticum, Tobit, Lib. I. 
 Machabaeorum. 
 Veterum VeterisTeftamenti interpretationum Graecorum 
 
 fragmenta. 
 Notae majores in Genefin, Exodum, Levit. et priora 18 
 
 cap. Numerorum. 
 Scholia in verfionem Hieronymi Pfalmorum priorum liv. 
 Commentatio in Pfalmos 19 priores. 
 Salomonis fententiae juxta ordinem alphabet! per locos 
 
 communes digeftae, cum explicatione ejufdem. 
 Annotationes in verfionem Vulgatam Hofeae, Joelis, 
 
 Amofi, Michaeas, Habacuc et Sophonias. 
 Ledliones ad Michxam, Habacuc, Zephaniam et Za- 
 
 chariam. 
 De mandragoris. 
 Traftatus de Hafidaeis. 
 Elohim, cum notis ex MS. 
 Tetragrammaton, cum notis ex MS. 
 De Patriarcha Henoch. 
 Additamenta ad initium Jefaiae. 
 Prasteritorum lib. x. ( Omnia in unum corpus 
 
 Ad voces Ebrasas Novi collefta et ad capita ac 
 
 Teft. Commentarius. 
 Annotata in Novum Teft. 
 pars altera. 
 Parallela facra. 
 Animadverforum, lib. ii. 
 Obfervationum ficrarum lib. xvi. 
 Quaeftionum Ebraicarum lib. iii. 
 Proverbiorum clafTes ii. 
 Schola in proverbia Ben Syrx. 
 Adagia Hebraica. 
 Mifcellanea locutionum facrarum. 
 De quaefitis per epiftolam. 
 (Vitas operumque editorum et nondum edito- 
 rum, delineatio et tituli.) Per Abelum Curi- 
 andrum. 4°. Franek. 161 6 
 
 DRUTHMARUS. See Christianus. 
 DRYDEN, John. 
 
 An illuftrious Englifh poet. Born at Aldwinckle, North- 
 amptonfhire, 1631. Educated at Weftminfter School, 
 whence he was elefted to Trinity College, Cambridge. 
 Died 1700. The beft edition of his whole works is that 
 edited by Sir Walter Scott, 18 vol. 8"., Edin. 1808, and 
 reprinted 1 82 1. In which latter feveral inaccuracies have 
 been corrcdled, and the whole has been revifed. 
 
 Works now firft colleded. Uluftrated with notes, 
 hiftorical, critical, and explanatory, and a life 
 of the author, by Sir Walter Scott, Bart. 
 Second edition. 18 vol. 8°. Edin. 1821* 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Portrait of Dryden. 
 Life of Dryden. 
 Vol. 2. Dramatic works: Wild gallant. Rival ladies, 
 
 Indian queen, Indian emperor. Secret love. 
 Vol. 3. Dramatic works, continued: Sir Martin Mar 
 
 All, Tempeft, Evening's love. Tyrannic love. 
 Vol. 4. Dramatic works, continued : Almanzor and Al- 
 mahide, Marrisge a la mode. The affignation. 
 
 DRYDEN, John (continued). 
 
 Vol. 5. Dramatic works, continued : Amboyna, The ftate 
 of innocence, Aureng-Zebe, All for love. 
 
 Vol. 6. Dramatic works, continued : Limberham,CEdipus, 
 [with folding plate,] Troilus and Creffida, Spanifli 
 friar. 
 
 Vol. 7. Dramatic works, ««/'/>:/(?(/ : The Duke of Guife, 
 Albion and Albanius, Don Sebaftian. 
 
 Vol. 8. Dramatic works, continued : Amphytrion, King 
 Arthur, Cleomenes, Love triumphant. Prologue, &c., 
 for Pilgrim. 
 
 Vol. 9. Poems, hiftorical and political ; Aftrea redux. 
 Annus mirabilis, 1666 j Abfolom and Ahitophel, 2 
 parts J The medal, &c. 
 
 Vol. 10. Poems : Religio laici, Threnodia Auguftalis, 
 Hind and panther, 3 parts ; Britannia rediviva. Pro- 
 logues and epilogues, Mac Flecknoe. 
 
 Vol. II. Epiftles, elegies and epitaphs, odes, fongs, 
 and lyrical pieces, fables from Chaucer, fables from 
 Boccace. 
 
 Vol. 12. Appendix to the fables, containing the ori- 
 ginals of Chaucer ; tranflations from Ovid, Theocritus, 
 Lucretius, Horace, Homer. 
 
 Vol. 13. Tranflations from Juvenal, Perfius ; names of 
 fubfcribers, recommendatory poems and life of Virgil, 
 by Chetwood, as prefixed to the firft edition of Dry- 
 den's tranflation of Virgil, 1697; Paftorals. 
 
 Vol. 14. The works of Virgil tranflated into English 
 verfe. 
 
 Vol. 15. 
 
 Virgil, continued: JEneh, book 8-12; Poems afcribed 
 to Dryden. 
 
 Profe works : Effay on dramatic poetry ; Heads of an 
 anfwer to Mr. Rymer's remarks on the tragedies of 
 the laft age ; Preface to notes on the Emprefs of 
 Morocco, &c. 
 
 Vol. 16. The life of St. Francis Xavier [tranflated]. 
 Vol. 17. 
 
 Life of Plutarch. 
 
 Specimen of the tranflation of [Maimbourg's] hiftory of 
 the League. 
 
 Controverfy between Dryden and Stillingfleet concern- 
 ing the Duchefs of York's papers. 
 
 The art of painting, by C. A. Du Frefnoy, tranflated. 
 VoL 18. 
 
 Preface to a dialogue concerning women, being a defence 
 of the {ex. 
 
 Charadler of M. St. Evremont. 
 
 The charafter of Polybius. 
 
 The life of Lucian. 
 
 Dryden's letters. Appendix. Index. 
 Poetical works, with life, by Dr. Johnfon. 5 
 
 vol. 18°. Land. 1807 
 
 Mifcellany poems, containing variety of new 
 
 tranflations of the ancient poets, together with 
 
 feveral original poems, by the moll eminent 
 
 hands. Publilhed by Mr. Dryden. 5 vol. 
 
 12°. Land. 1716 
 
 Hiftory of the league, tranflated. See Maim- 
 
 BOURG. 
 
 Life of Xavier, by Bonhours, tranflated. See 
 
 Xavier. 
 DRYSDALE, John, D.D., F.R.S. Edinburgh. 
 
 Born 1 7 18. Entered the Univerfity of Edinburgh 1732. 
 Minifter of Kirklifton 1748. Fifteen years afterward ap- 
 pointed to Lady Yefter's church, Edinburgh ; preferred to 
 the Tron Church, and appointed a King's Chaplain, 1765. 
 Died 1788. He was one of the leaders of the moderate 
 party in the Church of Scotland, and accufed of being in- 
 clined to Arminianifm. His fermons are eloquent and 
 interefting.
 
 965 
 
 966 
 
 DRYSDALE, John, D.D. [continued). 
 Sermons. To which is prefixed an account of 
 the author's life and charafter, by Andrew 
 Dalzel, M.A., F.R.S. Edin. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edi?i. 1793 
 Vol. I. 
 Account of the author's life and character - ix 
 
 Col. 3. 14. Charity i 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Education - - - - 27 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Early piety - - - 57 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. Keeping the heart - - - 87 
 
 Job, 20. 12-14. Wretched condition of wicked men 113 
 Pfa. 119. 59, 60. The nature of repentance - 139 
 
 Pfa. 119. 60. The danger of delaying repentance 163 
 Pfa. 32. I, 2. The happy ftate of the true penitent 191 
 Rom. 8. 6. The miferable confequence of fenfual plea- 
 fure - - - - - - - 2 1 3 
 
 Ecclef. 6. 12. Our unfitnefs to judge of our own condi- 
 tion in hfe ------ 239 
 
 I Sam. 2. 7. The diftindlion of ranks - - 271 
 Ifa. 26. 3. Truft in God - - - - 301 
 
 Pfa. 34. I. The fources of delight in public devotion 325 
 Gen. 17. I. Afpiring after perfeftion. (2 ferm.) 353 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 5. 17. The dodlrines of Chriftianity - I 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. Self-examination ... 29 
 
 Pfa. 116. 12. Benefits of redemption. (Lord's fup.) 55 
 Matt. 5. 16. The true fpirit of Chriftian example. 
 Lord's fupper ... - - 85 
 
 John, 14. 27. The peace bequeathed by our Saviour 11 1 
 Deut. II. I. The imperfedlion of righteoufnefs without 
 religion - - - - - - -I35 
 
 I John, 3. I. Our filial relation to God - 167 
 
 1 Chron. 29. 15. The real nature of human life. (2 
 ferm.) - - - - - - -197 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. Humility - - - - 255 
 
 Pfa. 119. 71. The ufes of affliction - - 281 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. The immortality of the foul - 309 
 Ecclef. 3. 17. A future judgment. (2 ferm.) - 337 
 Heb. II. 16. The hope of heaven - - 391 
 Pfa. 107. 22. The blelTmgs of peace. Thankfgiving for 
 
 peace, July 29, 1784- ... - 421 
 
 DU BARTAS, Guillaume de Saluste. 
 
 A French Proteftant poet of the fixteenth century. 
 Born about 1544, near Auch, in France. Died 1590. His 
 poem on the Creation obtained fuch great celebrity, that 
 in the courfe of fix years more than thirty editions of the 
 firft Semaine were publifhed, befides tranflations in Latin, 
 Italian, Spanilh, German, and Englifh. Milton was evi- 
 dently greatly indebted to Du Bartas' work. 
 Sepmaine. Reveue, et augmentee d'une troifieme 
 partie. [Et fuite des ceuvres.] 12°. P^r. 1603 
 Du Bartas his divine weekes and workes, with 
 a complete collection of all the other mofl 
 delightfuU workes, tranflated and written by 
 that famous philomufus, by Jofvah Sylvefter, 
 Gent. Folio. Land. 1641 
 
 (A learned fummary of the famous poem of.) 
 Folio. 1637 
 
 DUBLIN REVIEW, from its commencement in 
 1835 to the end of 1852. 33 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1835-52 
 
 Continued quarterly. 
 
 DUBLIN UNIVERSITY CALENDAR, 1834. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Dubl. 1834 
 
 DUBORDIEU, John, M.A., Vicar of Lay ton, 
 
 Lefturer of Hackney. 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 15. 21. On the prefent rebel- 
 lion. 4°. Loud. 1745 
 
 DU BOSC, Pierre Thomines. 
 
 Born 1623, at Bayeux, in Normandy. Was minifter of 
 the Proteftant Church at Caen. He died in 1692, at Rot- 
 terdam, where he had been ultimately appointed paftor. 
 Having, in j688, addreffed Louis XIV., on the fubjcft of 
 an edidt direiftcd againft the Calvinifts, the king faid, that 
 "Du Bofc was the fineft orator of the whole kingdom." 
 He had a grand and elevated genius, a happy imagination, 
 a difcriminating and folid judgment. His conftant aim in 
 hisfermons was to enforce the infeparable connexion between 
 faith and'holinefs and final falvation. His works, in eight 
 volumes, as defcribed below, are among the fcarceft in the 
 French language. 
 Sermons fur I'epitre de St. Paul aux Ephefiens, 
 
 contenans I'explication des principals matieres 
 contenues dans les trois premiers chapitres de 
 cette epitre. 3 vol. 8° Rotterdam, 1699 
 
 Vol. I. Eph. I. 3-18. 16 ferm. 
 
 Vol. 2. Eph, I. 19 — 2. 10. 15 ferm. 
 
 Vol. 3. Eph. 2. II — 3. 17. 16 ferm. 
 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 4 vol. 8°. Rotterdam 
 
 Vol. I. Second edit. 1692. 
 
 Luc, 22. 62. Les larmes de St. Pierre - - I 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. La dodlrine de la grace - - 57 
 
 Apoc. 3. 15, 16. La cenfure et condamnation destiedes. 
 
 2 ferm. - - - - - - -iii 
 
 3. 20. Jefus frappant a la porte - - 199 
 
 3. 20. Jefus entrant et foupant chez le fidele 241 
 
 Jean, 2. 17. Le zele de la maifon de Dieu - 285 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. La nouvelle creature en Jefus-Chrift 345 
 Luc, 19.42. La journee de Jerufalem - 589 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. Le fondement et la fceau de Dieu 439 
 Matt. 12.41. LesNinivitesf'elevans contreles pecheurs 
 
 Michee, 6. 6-8. L'inquietude et le devoir des vrais peni- 
 
 tens - - 531 
 
 Vol. 2. 1692. 
 Luc, I. 76. Le precurleur du Meffie - - 1 
 
 Jean, i. 14. Le verbe incarne - - - 45 
 
 Luc, I. 68, 69. La come de falut elevee dans la maifon 
 
 de David 95 
 
 Luc, 2. 29, 30. Simeon mourant en paix - 137 
 
 Matt. 17. 5. La proclamation de Jefus-Chrift dans fa 
 
 transfiguration - - - - - 181 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. Les pauvres en efprit - - - 2.33 
 
 Apoc. 2. 8. Le premier et le dernier - - 289 
 
 Jean, 6. 63. La vraye manducation de la chair de Chrift 
 
 337 
 Apoc. 3. 19. L'amour de Dieu dans les chatlmens 385 
 Matt. 10. 32. La confeflion du nom de Chrift devant 
 
 les hommes - - - - - "43^ 
 Apoc. 3. 21. La viiftoire du foldat Chretien - 481 
 
 Apoc. 3. 21. Le trone du Chretien vidtorieux 529 
 
 Vol. 3. 1701. 
 2 Sam. 24. 12-14. Les trois fleaux de Dieu - 3 
 
 Michee, 6. 9. La voix de la verge divine ■ 71 
 
 Luc, 13. 4, 5. Les lejons de la juftice - - 125 
 
 Ofee, II. 8, 9. Le caraftere du Dieu fort - 167 
 
 Efaie, 55. 6. Le tems de chercher Dieu - - 219 
 
 Heb. 3. 7, 8. L'amendement provifoire - 265 
 
 Pfa. 51.9. La purification du pecheur - - 32.1 
 
 Lam. 5. 21. La converfion demandee a Dieu 363 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 12. Les fens du Seigneur ouverts fur les juftes 
 
 421 
 
 Pfa. 116. 8, 9. La refolution du fidele convalefcent 465 
 
 Heb. II. 7. La crainte falutaire - - 5-' 
 
 Heb. 10. 36. La patience necefiaire au Chretien 561 
 
 Rom. 8. 27. Les maux changez en biens - 607 
 
 Marc, 8. 35. Le martyre Chretien - - 651 
 
 2 Cor. 1.3. Le Dieu de toute confolation - 703 
 
 Vol. 4. 1701. 
 Col. 2. 9. L'homme-Dieu - - - 3
 
 967 
 
 DU BOSC, P. T. (^continued). 
 
 I Cor. 15. 22. Les deux principes - - - 43 
 
 I Pet. 2. 17. Les deux fouverains - - 89 
 Heb. 2. 13. Le pere et les enfans devouez a Dieu 131 
 
 Matt. II. 6. Jefus en fcandale - - - 183 
 
 26. 34. La chute de St. Pierre predite 227 
 
 26. 36, 37. Jefus a I'agonie - - - 275 
 
 Rom. 4. 25. Jefus livre pour nos oftenfes - 315 
 Rom. 4. 25. Jefus reiTuffcite pour notrejuftiiication 353 
 
 Jean, 16. 7. L'envoi du Confolateur - - 391 
 
 Gal. 5. 22. Le fruit de I'Efprit - - - 435 
 
 I Cor. I. 26. La condition de I'eglife - - 473 
 
 I Pet. 2. 9. Les prerogatives des Chretiens - 517 
 
 I Pet. 2. 9. Le but des graces de Dieu - - 561 
 
 Apoc. 2. 2. L'intolerance Chretienne - 603 
 
 '2.2. Le peuple juge des pafteurs - - 653 
 
 2. 6. La haine legitime - . - 697 
 
 Adles, 4. 29. La priere apoftolique - - 745 
 
 La vie de Pierre Du Bofc, enrichie de lettres, 
 harangues, diflertations, et autres pieces im- 
 portantes, qui regardent, ou la theologie, ou 
 les affaires des eglifes reformees de France. 8°. 
 
 Rotterd. 1794 
 
 DUCANGE, Charles Dufresne, Seigneur. 
 
 Born at Amiens, 1610. Died 1688. This celebrated 
 antiquarian and hiftorian has left, in his Gloflaries, two 
 works which are now the neceffary keys to the knowledge 
 of mediasval hiftory. Befides feveral other valuable produc- 
 tions, he has left a colledtion of MS. documents, preferved 
 in the National Library at Paris. 
 
 Gloffarium ad fcriptores medis et infimas Latini- 
 
 tatis, in quo Latina .vocabula novates fignificationis, aut 
 
 ufus rarioris barbara et exotica explicantur, complures 
 
 aevi medii ritus et mores utrlufque ordinis, ecclefiaftici et 
 
 laici, dignitates et officia, &c. 2 vol. Fol. Franc. 1681 
 
 Vol. I. A— H. 
 
 Vol. 2. I — Z. Indices. 
 
 Differtatio de inferioris aevi numifmatibus. 
 
 Gloffarium mediae et infims Latinitatis, condi- 
 tum a Carolo Dufrefne domino du Cange, 
 auftum a monachis ordinis S. Benedifti, cum 
 fupplementis integris D. P. Carpentierii et 
 additamentis Adelungii et aliorum digeffit 
 G. A. L. Henfchel. 6 vol., et Gloffaire Fran- 
 9ais. I vol. In all, 7 vol. 4°. Par. 1 840-48 
 Beft edition. 
 
 Gloffarium ad fcriptores mediae et infima; Gr^ci- 
 tatis, cum appendice. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Ltigd. 1688 
 A review of this valuable and rare work will be found 
 
 in Le Clerc, Bibl. Un. 14. 32. 
 
 Traite hiftorique du Chef de S. Jean Baptifte, 
 contenant une difcuffion exafte de ce que les 
 auteurs anciens et modernes en ont ecrit, et 
 particulierement de fes trois inventions. 4°. 
 
 Par. 1665 
 
 Hiftoria Byzantina. Byzantine Hift. 24 
 
 Hiftoire generale de ce que les Fran9ois et les 
 Latins ont fait de plus memorable dans I'em- 
 pire de Conftantinople. Byzantine Hift. 25 
 
 DUCAS, Michael. 
 
 Lived at the time of the fall of Conftantinople. His 
 Hiftory is much efteemed. 
 
 Hiftoria Byzantina, res in imperio Grjecorum 
 geftas compleftens. Acceffit Chronicon breve, 
 Gr. et Lat. Byzantine Hift. 6 
 
 DUCHAL, James, D.D. 
 
 A learned Dillenting minifter. Born in Ireland 1697. 
 Educated at the Univerfity of Glafgow. Minifter of a 
 congregation at Cambridge during ten years, and afterwards 
 at Dublin, where he died 1761. His fermons are moftly 
 on new and uncommon fubje£ts, and excel in ftrong manly 
 fenfe and piety. 
 
 Prefumptive arguments for the truth and divine 
 authority of the Chriftian religion ; in ten fer- 
 mons. To which is added, A fermon upon 
 God's moral government. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 John, 8. 46. Our Saviour's general charadler confidered 
 
 75, 
 Matt. 7. 28. Our Saviour's charafter as a teacher of 
 
 morality. 2 ferm. - - - - - no 
 
 John, 14. I. Obfervations upon our Saviour's lafi: dis- 
 
 courfes with his difciples - - - 178 
 
 A(fts, 20. 24. The charader and life of the apoftle Paul. 
 
 2 ferm. -....-- 209 
 2 ThefT. 2. 3-13. Obfervations upon the apoftle Paul's 
 
 defcription of the Man of Sin - - - 272 
 
 John, 21. 24. The apoftle John's charadlerand writings 
 
 confidered - - - - - -310 
 
 Afts, I. 8. Of debates among Chriftians in the apoftolic 
 
 age - - - . - . -341 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 2. Chriftianity referred to the fincere inquiries 
 
 and impartial judgments of mankind - - 374 
 
 Pfa. 98. 9. God's moral government - - 404 
 
 Sermons. Second edit. 3 voh 8°. ZijW. 1765 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Rom. 2. 7. Eternal life the reward of patient continuance 
 
 in w^ell-doing -----. i 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 9. Moral perfection the ultimate intention of 
 all the works and ways of God - - 24 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 13. Enthufiafm - ... 44 
 2 Tim. I. 7. Chriftianity the fpirit of power 67 
 
 I. 7. Chriftianity the fpirit of love - 91 
 
 I. 7. The fpirit of Chriftianity the fpirit of wifdom 
 
 and a found mind - - - - -115 
 
 Matt. 16. 26. The nature and faculties of the human 
 foul 
 
 1 
 
 - 
 
 - . . . . 
 
 140 
 
 16. 
 
 26. 
 
 The will 
 
 - 162 
 
 16. 
 
 26. 
 
 The affedlions 
 
 183 
 
 16. 
 
 26. 
 
 Reafon and confcience 
 
 204 
 
 16. 
 
 26. 
 
 The lofs of the foul 
 
 227 
 
 16. 26. The lofs of the foul oppofed to temporal 
 
 acquifitions ..-.-- 249 
 
 Pfa. 36. 8. The happinefs of the righteous - 271 
 
 Ifa. 40. 15. The greatnefs of God - - - 294 
 
 Pfa. 102. 25. The diffolution of the material fyftem 317 
 I John, I. 6. Communion with God - - 339 
 
 I Cor. 3. 17. Self-reverence ... 366 
 
 Prov, 18. 24. Friend/hip - - - - 391 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 An elTay on the charadier of the author - - i-xxxi 
 
 Gen. I. 31. All the works of God beautiful and lovely i 
 Eph. 3. 19. To be filled with the fulnefs of God ex- 
 plained and illuflrated - . - - 25 
 Prov. 23. 26. The neceflity of giving the heart to wifdom 
 
 50 
 Pfa. 33. 15. The great fimilaritj' in human nature 75 
 
 33. 15. Moral perfedlion, the higheft end and 
 
 chief good of man, attainable by all - ■ 99 
 
 33. 15. Means by which the higheft end of human 
 
 nature may be attained - - - - 125 
 
 I Cor. 10. 31. What is imported in glorifying God 150 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 5. The Scripture dodlrine of the mediation of 
 Chrift explained - - - - - 178 
 
 Heb. I. 14. The fentiments of angels concerning our 
 prefent ftate, &c. . . - - 202 
 
 Ecclef. 2. 23. The cares of human life, how far they 
 Ihall ceafe in a future ftate - - - - 225 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. The prefent ftate has a reference to a 
 future invifible one ... - 250
 
 969 
 
 970 
 
 DUCHAL, James, D.D. {continued). 
 
 z Theff. 3. 5, The infinite importance of the love of 
 
 God ...---. 276 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 12. The great importance of not being enflaved 
 
 by any defire ----- 299 
 
 A<5ls, 17. 28. Our abfolute dependence on God 322 
 Acfts, 17. 28. Pradical refleftions on our abfolute de- 
 pendence on God ----- 345 
 Prov. 4. 23. What is imported in keeping the heart, 
 
 and the beft: means of doing it - - 369 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Phil. r. 10. What a good tafte in the condudl of life is ; 
 
 and how to acquire it - . . - i 
 
 I Cor. 16. 13. Virtuous refolution or firmnefs of mind; 
 
 and the means of attaining to it - - 29 
 
 Ecclef. 10. I. Integrity of charadler recommended, and 
 
 the means of attaining it - - - - 57 
 
 Job, 38. 7. Our relation to univerfal nature, and the 
 
 fentiments and duties arifing from it - 80 
 
 Ifa. 60. 20. The happinefs of the righteous like the 
 
 light of the fun ----- 107 
 
 Ifa. 60. 20. That there is an appointed end of the fuf- 
 
 ferings of good men - - - - 131 
 
 Job, 32. 6. The advantages and difadvantages of youth 
 
 and old age compared - - - - 155 
 
 Pfa. 39. 5. How we ought to be affefted on the review 
 
 of paft life, and the profpedt of what is to come 179 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. The boundaries of divine operation, and 
 
 human agency pointed out - - . 203 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. Reafons why fo much is left to human 
 
 agency, and an exhortation to diligence in our proper 
 
 bufinefs ------- 227 
 
 Pfa. lOG. 3. The fentiments we ought to entertain of 
 
 the divine adminiftration ... 250 
 
 John, 14. II. The fovereignty of God in the govern- 
 ment of the world ----- 272 
 Matt. 6. 13. The univerfal abfolute dominion of God 295 
 Matt. 6. 13. The glory of God - - - 322 
 
 Eph. 5. 15. The importance of laying down a certain 
 
 plan for the condudl of life - . . 347 
 
 1 Kings, 8.27. The omniprefence of God - 373 
 Job, 13. 7. The fenfe of right is the ftandard in judging 
 
 charadlers ...-.- ^gp 
 
 John, 4. 34. The doing the will of God, the food of 
 
 the foul .-...- 424 
 
 DUCHE, Jacob, M.A.,Reaor of Chrift's Church 
 
 and St. Peter's, in Philadelphia ; and formerly 
 
 of Clare Hall, Cambridge. 
 
 Difcourfes on various fubjedls. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 ZoW. 1779 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Luke, 7. 35. Character of wifdom's children - 1 
 
 Jer. 23. 6. Evangelical righteoufnefs - - 23 
 
 John, 6. 66-68. The religion of Jefus the only fource of 
 
 happinefs. 2 ferm. - - - - - 41 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 24. True religion a coftly and continual 
 facrifice -....- gj 
 
 Gal. 4. 16. Truth the only friend of man - 105 
 
 I John, 5. 4. Strength and viftory of faith - 119 
 
 Mark, 9. 24. Faith triumphant over the powers of dark- 
 
 nefs --.--.. i^i 
 
 Pfa. I. 3. Flourifhing ftate of the regenerate 161 
 
 Mark, 7. 34. Caufe and cure of the diforders of human 
 
 nature .---.. 17^ 
 
 I Cor. 3. 21-23. Riches and glory of the Chriftian. 
 
 3 ferm. .--_--. 155 
 John, 14. 9. Chrift, known or unknown, the univerfal 
 
 Saviour ----,- 257 
 
 Pfa. 39. 12. Human life a pilgrimage - - 279 
 
 Job, 42. 5, 6. The true knowledge of God internal and 
 
 pradlical. 2 ferm. . - . . 505 
 
 Luke, 2. 6-20. Nativity of Chrift - - -341 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Luke, 7. 22. Poverty of fpirit - . . i 
 
 DUCHE, Jacob, M.A. (continued). 
 
 Ecclef. 3.1. The improvement of times and feafons 23 
 Ifa. 40. 10, II. The univerfal flicpherd. 2 ferm. 41 
 James, i. 17, 21. Epiftle for Eafter 4 - - 77 
 
 James, i. 22. Epiftle for Eafter 5 - - 99 
 
 Pfa. 104. 29, 30. The characters of the regenerate and 
 
 unregenerate ftates. 2 ferm. - - - 12 1 
 
 Pfa. 42. II. Hope in God the only refuge in diftrefs 163 
 John, 2. 23-25. A nominal or partial belief in the gofpcl 
 
 unprofitable ------ 189 
 
 Pfa. 37. 37. The life and death of the righteous 212 
 Matt. 8. 24. Jefus fleeping in the fliip - - 237 
 
 Ifa. 40. 9. Chriftmas-day. Regeneration - 255 
 
 Luke, 22. 61, 62. St. Peter's denial of Chrift 277 
 
 Ifa. 53. 12. Good Friday - - . . 307 
 
 Rom, 6. 4. The firft or fpiritual refurreftion 325 
 
 Ezek. 37. 3. Eafter day. A future refurredtion 345 
 I Pet. 4. 7-11. Epiftle for Sunday after Afccnfion 365 
 Gal. 4. 6. Whitfunday - - - - 389 
 
 Habak. 2. 20. The ground and nature of private and 
 
 public worftiip ------ 409 
 
 Sermon, Jonah, 2. 5, 6, [Humane Soc] 8°. 
 
 ZoW. 1 78 1 
 DU CHESNE, Andrew. 
 
 Hiftoriographer to the King of France, and one of the 
 moft learned men of the feventeenth century. He lived 
 only to publifh the two firft volumes of the following work. 
 The remaining three were edited by his fon Francis Du 
 Chene. His name has been tranflated in Latin as a S^ercu 
 Chefneus, Du Chefneus, and Qu^ercetanus. 
 
 Hiftoriae Francorum fcriptores coaetanei, ab ip- 
 fius gentis origine. Quorum plurimi nunc 
 primum ex variis codicibus MSS. in lucem 
 prodeunt : alii vero audliores et emendatiores. 
 Cum epiftolis regum, reginarum, pontificum, 
 ducum, comitum, abbatum, et aliis veteribus 
 rerum Francicarum monumentis. 5 vol. 
 Folio. Par. 1636 
 
 Vol. I. Par. 1636. Ab origine ufque ad Pipinum 
 
 regem. 
 
 Notitis veteres dignitatum imperii, provinciarum et civi- 
 tatum, &c. 
 
 Papirii Maffoni hiftoria calamitatum Galliae. 
 
 Nicolai Vignerii tradlatus de origine veterum Francorum. 
 
 Idatii epifcopi chronicon. 
 
 Profperi Aquitani chronicon. 
 
 Gregorii epifc. Turon. hiftoriae Francorum libri x. 
 
 Venantii Fortunati epifc. Pidtav. carmina hiftorica. 
 
 Fredegarii Scholaft. hiftoria Francorum epitomata, et 
 chronicon. 
 
 Roriconis monachi gefta Francorum. 
 
 &c. &c. 
 Vol. 2. Par. 1636. A Pipino Caroli M. Imp. patrc 
 
 ufque ad Hugonem Capetum regem. 
 
 Annales Francorum. 
 
 Vita Karoli Magni. 
 
 Eginhardi annales de geftis Pipini regis, Caroli M. 
 Imp. &c. 
 
 Annales Franconam Fuldenfes. 
 
 Frodoardi chronicon. 
 
 &c. &c. 
 Vol. 3. Par. 1641. A Car. Martello Pipini R. Patrc, 
 
 ufque ad Hugonis et Roberti regum tempora. 
 
 Aimoini monachi Floriacenfis hiftoria Francorum. 
 
 Annales Francorum Bertiniani. 
 
 Annales Francorum Metenfes. 
 
 Liuthprandi Ticinenfis hiftoria fui temporis. 
 
 &c. &c. 
 Vol. 4. Par. 1 641. Ab Hugone et Roberto regg. ufque 
 
 ad Phillppi Augufti tempora. 
 
 Glabri Rodulphi hiftoriarum fui temporis libri quinquc.
 
 971 
 
 972 
 
 DU CHESNE, Andrew {continued). 
 
 Fulberti epifcopi Carnotenfis epiftolas hiftoricae. 
 
 Juonis Epifc. Carnot. epiftola hiftorics. 
 
 Epiftolas hiftoricae S. Bernard!, Joannis Sarefberienfis 
 
 epifc. Carnot. &c. 
 Petri Tudebodi hiftoria de Hierofolymitano Itinera. 
 Fulcherii Carnotenfis hiftoria Hierofolymitana. 
 &c. &c. 
 Vol. 5. Par. 1649. A Philippe Augufto rege, ufque ad 
 R. Philippi IV. didti Pulcheri tempora. 
 Rigordus de geftis Philippi Augufti. 
 Guillelmus Armoricus de geftis Philippi Augufti. 
 &c. &c. 
 Appendix. 
 
 Rerum Albigenfium Scriptores, Petri monachi, &c, 
 
 Rerum Sicularum fcriptores. 
 
 Defcriptio Victorias quam habuit Ecclefia Romana, a.d. 
 1266. 
 
 Epiftolae pontificum. 
 
 Excerpta ex chronicis fratris Ptolemai de Luca. 
 
 DUDLEY, John, M.A. 
 
 Two difcourles ; wherein the government of the 
 Church, the cafe of fubfcription, and the pri- 
 vileges of the clergy, are confidered ; with a 
 preface occafioned by fome Hiftorical Me- 
 moirs lately publifhcd by Mr. Whifton. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1 73 1 
 1 Tim. 5. 17. The neceflity and method of govern- 
 ment in the Church, together with the honour due 
 to governors, confidered . . . - i 
 
 7, Pet. 3. 16. The privileges of an eftabliflied clergy 
 afcertained, from an impartial confideration of the 
 ftate of the gofpel - . . . 25 
 
 DUDLEY, John, M.A., Vicar of Humberfton, 
 
 and of Sileby, Leicefterfhire. 
 Naology ; or a treatile on the origin, progrefs, 
 and fymbolical import of the facred ftrudlures 
 of the moft eminent nations and ages of the 
 world. 8°. Lond. 1846 
 
 Altars and high places. Sacred ftones and pillars. Towers. 
 
 Cave temples. Temples. Idols. Churches of Chrift- 
 
 ians. Ornaments of churches. 
 
 DUFF, Alexander, D.D. 
 
 Miffionary from the Church of Scotland, Calcutta. 
 
 India and India miflions ; including fketches of 
 the gigantic fyftem of Hinduifm, both in 
 theory and pradlice ; alfo notices of fome of 
 the principal agencies employed in conducing 
 the procefs of Indian evangelization. 8*^. 
 
 Edin. 1839 
 
 A vindication of the Church of Scotland's India 
 miflions ; being the fubftance of an addrefs de- 
 livered before the General AfTembly of the 
 Church, May 24, 1837. Pp. 55. 8°. 
 
 Edin. iS^y 
 
 DU FRESNE, J. Melchior. 
 
 Deux fermons, I'un fur la Reformation du pais 
 de Vaud [Apoc. 18. 2.] I'autre a I'occafion 
 d'un jeune public [Soph. i. 12.] auxquels on 
 ajoute un difcours fur I'utilite de catechifmes 
 publics. 8°. Laufanne, 1737 
 
 DU FAY, John Gaspard. 
 
 A Jefuit, who acquired much reputation as a pulpit 
 orator. His fermons when publifhed did not obtain much 
 popularity. He died 1774. 
 
 DU FAY, John Gafpard {continued). 
 
 Jermons pour le 
 
 Careme. 4 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 
 
 Vo 
 
 Lyon. 1738 
 . I. 
 
 Gen. 3. 19 
 
 Matt. 8. 10 
 
 - 
 
 I 
 49 
 
 Matt. 25. 34 - - 208 
 Matt. 21. 12 - 251 
 
 Matt. 5. 44 
 Matt. 4. 2 - 
 
 - 
 
 99 
 
 152 
 
 Matt. 15. 28 - - 303 
 Matt. 4. 1 - - 364 
 
 
 
 Vo 
 
 . 2. 
 
 Matt. 17. 4 
 
 - 
 
 I 
 
 Luc, 15. 18 - - 212 
 
 Jean, 8. 21 
 Matt. 23. 2 
 Luc, 16. 22 
 
 - 
 
 54 
 109 
 
 159 
 
 Luc, II. 15 - 265 
 Luc, 4. 23 - . 315 
 Matt. 18. 18 - 368 
 
 
 
 Vo 
 
 -3- 
 
 Luc, 4. 38 
 
 - 
 
 I 
 
 Luc, 7. 13 - - 268 
 
 Jean, 4. 10 - 
 Jean, 6. 11. 2 
 
 ferm 
 
 S3 
 109 
 
 Jean, 11. 43 - - 317 
 Jean, 8. 46 - - 359 
 
 Jean, 9. 27 
 
 - 
 
 221 
 
 
 
 
 Vo 
 
 .4. 
 
 Jean, 7. 38 
 
 - 
 
 I 
 
 Matt. 21. 5 - - 207 
 
 Jean, 7. 7 - 
 Luc, 7. 48 
 Jean, 12. 36 
 
 - 
 
 55 
 
 - 104 
 
 152 
 
 Luc, 9. 30 - - 259 
 Rom. 6. 9 - - 345 
 Luc, 24. 15 - 396 
 
 DUFRESNOY, Nicholas Lenglet. 
 
 Born 1674, at Beauvais. A prieft of the Gallican 
 
 Church, and a very voluminous writer. His hiftorical 
 
 works are the moft valuable of his compofitions. He was 
 
 much given to fatire and political intrigues, for which he 
 
 was five times fhut up in the Baftile. He was accidentally 
 
 burnt to death in his room, 1755. 
 
 Chronological tables of univerfal hiftory, facred 
 
 and profane, ecclefiaftical and civil, with a 
 
 method of ftudying hiftory, and a catalogue of 
 
 books neceflary for that purpofe. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1762 
 DU FRESNOY, Charles Alphonse. 
 Art of painting, tranflated into Enghfh verfe. 
 Mafon, W. Works, 3. i ; Tranfl. byDryden, 
 Dryden's Works, 1 7 
 DUFTON, John, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Jude, 3. The preient ftate of the 
 Church of England, her means and obliga- 
 tions. [Vifitation.] 8°. Lond. 1841 
 DUGDALE, Sir William. 
 
 Born at Shuftoke, Warwickftiire, 1605. Educated at 
 Coventry. He was made Purfuivant-at-arms 1638, and 
 two years afterwards Rouge Croix Purfuivant-in-ordinary. 
 Created M.A., at Oxford, 1642, Chefter Herald 1644, 
 Garter principal King-at-arms, and received the honour of 
 knighthood 1677. Died 1686. 
 
 Monafticon Anglicanum per Rogerum Dods- 
 worth et Guilielmum Dugdale. 3 vol. Folio. 
 
 Lond. i6S2-J^ 
 Vol. I. Editio fecunda, audlior et emendatior, 1682. 
 Pandedlae ccenobiorum Benediftinorum, Cluniacenfium, 
 Ciftercienfium, Carthufianorum, a primordiis ad 
 eorum ufque diflblutionem, ex MSS. codd. ad mo- 
 nafteria olim pertinentibus. Per Rogerum Dods- 
 worth et Guilielmum Dugdale. 
 In this edition of -vol. I. the index is enlarged, ^c. 
 Vol. 2. 1661. 
 De canonicis regularibus Auguflanianis, fcilicet, Hofpita- 
 lariis, Templariis, Gilbertinis, Praemonftratenfibus, et 
 Maturinis, five Trinitarianis, cum appendice ad vol. I. 
 Vol. 3. 1673. 
 Additamenta quaedam in vol. i et 2 ; necnon funda- 
 tiones, five dotationes diverfarum ecclefiarum cathe- 
 dralium ac collegiatarum.
 
 973 
 
 974 
 
 DUGDALE, Sir William (continued). 
 
 A nnv edition ivas publijhed 1 8 17-29 in 8 'volumes, folio, 
 " enriched ivith a large accejjion of materials." Edited by 
 Caley, Ellis, and Bandinel. 
 
 Monafticon Anglicanum ; or, the hiflory of the 
 ancient abbeys, monafteries, hofpitals, cathedral and col- 
 legiate churches, with their dependencies, in England 
 and Wales ; alfb of all fuch Scotch, Iriih, and French 
 monafteries, as did in any manner relate to thofe in 
 England. Containing a full colledlion of all that is ne- 
 ceflary to be known concerning the abbey lands, and 
 their revenues ; with a particular account of their foun- 
 dations, grants, and donations ; collected from original 
 MSS., the records in the Tower of London, at York, 
 and in the Court of Exchequer, and Augmentation 
 Office, i:c. Illuftrated with the original cuts of the cathe- 
 dral and collegiate churches, and the habits ot the reli- 
 gious and military orders. Firft publifhed in Latin. To 
 which are now added exaft catalogues of the bifhops 
 ofthefeveral diocefes to the year 1717. The whole 
 corrected and fupplied with many ufeful additions, by an 
 eminent hand. 3 vol. in I. Folio. Lond. 1718 
 
 The hiftory of the ancient abbeys, monafteries, 
 hofpitals, cathedral and collegiate churches ; being two 
 additional volumes to Sir William Dugdale's Monafticon 
 Anglicanum; containing the original and firft eftablifh- 
 ment of all the religious orders that ever were in Great 
 Britain, &c. &c., with catalogues of the abbots and other 
 fuperiors of thofe religious houfes, and of all perfons 
 eminent for piety, learning, &c. in the feveral orders, 
 with fhort lives. By John Stevens, gent. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1722-23 
 Vol. I. 
 Preliminary differtation concerning the original and the 
 
 antiquity of the monaftical life. 
 The names of all monafteries in England and Wales, 
 
 and their valuations . . . . ^.j 
 
 Monafteries and religious orders in Scotland and Wales 37 
 Spiritualities and temporalities of the Archbifhop of 
 
 Canterbury ...... -^n 
 
 Eccleiiafticil benefices not appropriated in the diocefe of 
 
 Canterbury ------ j^j 
 
 Names of the monafteries, priories, nunneries, hofpitals, 
 
 and cells within the diocefe of York ; alfo the names 
 
 of all benefices there ----- ^5 
 Prebends, hofpitals, and vicarages in the gift of the 
 
 Archbifhop of York, &c. - - . ^^ 
 
 Inftru£lions given by the king for the furvey of col- 
 
 109 
 161 
 
 leges, &c., within the counties of York, &c 
 Benefices in the county of Chefter - 
 Francifcans, with life of St. Francis 
 Monafteries of St. Francifcans 
 Benediftines, with life and rule of St. Benedidl 
 Allen priories - - - . . 
 
 Monafteries under no particular order - 
 Monafteries of Benediftines - - . 
 
 Vol. 2. Lond. 1723. 
 Francifcans [additions to] - . . 
 
 Cluniacks - . j Ciftercians 
 
 Regular canons of St. Auguftine 
 ^Premonftratenfes . - . . 
 
 Regular canons of Arouafia - . , 
 
 Regular canons of the Holy Sepulchre 
 Carmelites, or White Friars . . . 
 
 Dominicans - - 186 Auguftin Friars 
 
 Brigittines - 230 Carthufians 
 
 Orders of Fontevraud, Savigni, Tiron, Trinitarians, Gil 
 
 bertines. Crouched Friars, Penance, Bethleemites, 
 
 Bonhonmes --.-.. 248 
 Appendix, containing charters, grants, and other original 
 
 writings ----- 1-388 
 
 The hiftory of St. Paul's Cathedral, in London, 
 from its foundation; extrafted out of original char- 
 ters, records, leiger-books, and other MSS. Beautified 
 
 - 175 
 
 215 
 
 217-538 
 
 22 
 
 60 
 
 145 
 
 151 
 
 153 
 214 
 235 
 
 DUGDALE, Sir William {continued). 
 
 with fundry profpefts of the old fabrick, as alfo with 
 figures of the tombs and monuments. Likewife an 
 hiftorical account of the northern cathedrals and chief 
 collegiate churches in the province of York. Second 
 edition, corredtcd and enlarged by the author. To 
 which is prefixed his life, written by himfelf. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1716 
 A neiv edition, ivith additions, ivas publijhed in 1 8 1 8, 
 
 folio, edited by Sir Henry Ellis. 
 
 Other works: Antiquities of Warwickftiire, folio, 1656. 
 
 Hiftory of Imbanking, folio, 1662, and 1772. Origines 
 
 Juridicales, folio, 1666. A fhort View of the Troubles in 
 
 England, Oxf 168 i, &c. 
 
 DUGDALE, Richard. 
 
 A narrative of unheard-of Popifh cruelties to- 
 wards Proteftants beyond feas ; or, a new 
 account of rhe bloody Spanifh inquifition. 
 Publifhed as a caveat to Proteftants. Pp. 27. 
 Folio. Lond. 1680 
 
 Reprinted in the Harleian Mifcellany, vol. 3. 
 
 DUGUET, James Joseph. 
 
 Born at Montbrifon 1694; died 1733. Belonged to the 
 congregation of the Oratory till 1686, when the decree 
 was given againft Cartefianilm and Janfenifm. He then 
 went to Bruffels, where he met Antoine Arnauld. Duguet 
 returned to France very fhortly afterwards, and fpent the 
 remainder of his life in retirement. The works of this 
 pious man are of the higheft value, and breathe the pure 
 fpirit of the gofpel. 
 Explication du livre de la Genefe, ou felon la 
 
 methode des Saints Peres, Ton f 'atache a de- 
 
 couvrir les myfteres de Jefus-Chrift, et les 
 
 regies des moeurs renfermees dans la lettre 
 
 meme de I'Ecriture. 6 vol. 12°. Par. 1732 
 
 Vol. I. Les chapitres i, 2, 3. 
 
 Vol. 2. Les chapitres 4—15. 
 
 Vol. 3. Les chapitres 16-28. 
 
 Vcl. 4. Les chapitres 28-37. 
 
 Vol. 5. Les chapitres 38-45. 
 
 Vol. 6. Les chapitres 45-53. 
 Explication du livre de job, ou felon la methode 
 
 de Saints Peres Ton f 'atache a. decouvrir les 
 
 myfteres de Jefus-Chrift, &c. 4 vol. 12°. 
 
 Par. 1732 
 
 Vol. I. Partie i. Chapitres 1-9. v. 3. 
 
 Vol. I. Partie 2. Chap. 9. v. 3-17. 
 
 Vol. 2. Chap. iS-30. 
 
 Vol. 3. Chap. 31-42. 
 Traite de la croixde notre Seigneur Jefus-Chrift; 
 
 ou, explication du myftere de la paflion de 
 
 N. S. Jefus-Chrift, felon la concorde. 9 vol. 
 
 in 14. Par. 171 3 
 
 Explication de cinq chapitres [29-33] du 
 
 Deuteronome, et des propheties d'Habacuc et 
 
 de Jonas [et du chap, 12 de I'Ecclefiafte.] 
 
 Anonymous, 12°. Par. 1734 
 
 The inftitution of a prince ; or, a treatife of the 
 
 virtues and duties of a fovereign. Tranflated. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Lotid. 1740 
 
 DU HALDE, John Baptist. 
 
 A learned Jefuit. Born at Paris 1674,-where he died 
 
 1743- . . , 
 
 Defcription geographique, hiftorique. Sec, de 
 
 I'empire de la Chine et de la Tartaric Chinoife. 
 4 vol. Folio. Par. 1735* 
 
 The edition, 4 vol, 4". 1736, does not contain the plates.
 
 975 
 
 976 
 
 DU HALDE, John Baptlft {continued). 
 The general hillory of China, containing a geo- 
 graphical, hiflorical, &c. defcription of the 
 empire of China, Chinefe-Tartary, Corea, and 
 Thibet ; including their culloms, ceremonies, 
 religion, &c. 4 vol. 8°. Lof/J. 1736 
 
 An irregular dilTertation, occafioned by the read- 
 ing of Father Du Halde's defcription of China. 
 Which may be read at any time, except in the 
 prefent vear, 1740. Pp. 108. 12°. 1740 
 DU JON, Fr. 
 
 The Apocalypfe, with a brief and methodical 
 expofition upon every chapter, by way of a 
 little treatife, applying the words of S. John 
 to our laft times that are full of fpiritual and 
 corporal troubles, and divifions in Chriften- 
 dome. Tranflated. 4°. Lond. 1596 
 
 DUKE, Richard, M.A., Prebendary of Glou- 
 cefter. 
 
 A poet and divine. Admitted into Weftminfter fchool 
 1670, thence eledted to Trinity College, Cambridge, 1675, 
 of which he became Fellow. Redtor of Blaby, Leicefter- 
 fhire, 1688. Reftor of Witney 1710. Died 1711. His 
 fermons are highly commended by Dr. Felton, in his 
 work on the Claffics, for livelinefs of wit, purity, and cor- 
 reftnefs of flyle, and juftnefs of argument, claflic learning, 
 and a Chriftian fpirit. 
 Fifteen fermons preached on feveral occalions. 
 
 Third edition. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1730 
 
 Ecclef. II. 1 - - 1 
 
 Prov. 12. 21 - 187 
 
 Heb. 2. i6, 17 - 29 
 
 Afts, 19. 2, 3 - 209 
 
 I Theff. 4. II - 57 
 
 Eph. 2. 8-10. 2 fer. 229 
 
 Heb. 3. 12 - - 85 
 
 Rom. 10. 15 - 279 
 
 Luke, 24. 34 - - 1 1 5 
 
 Prov. 10. 9 - - 317 
 
 Rom. 6. 21 - 135 
 
 Prov. 10. 24 - 345 
 
 Pfa. 19. 7 - - 159 
 
 I John, 2. 4, 5 - 371 
 
 Sermon, i John, 2. 6 
 
 Of the invitation of 
 
 Chrift. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1703 
 
 DUMAS, Hilaire. 
 
 
 Died 1742. He was Do<9 
 
 tor in Theology of Paris, and 
 
 of the Society of the Sorbonn 
 
 e. 
 
 Hiftoire de cinq propofi 
 
 tions de Janfenius. [An- 
 
 onymous 
 
 ,1 2 vol. 12*^ 
 
 Liege, 1700 
 
 A well-written work. M. Barbier (Di£l. des Anonymes) 
 fays, that it has been afcribed by fome to the well-known 
 Father Le Tellier. 
 
 DU MESNIL, Ludovicus, S. J. Prefbyter, 
 SS. Theologis Doftor, et Almae Catholicae, 
 Univ. Argentoratenfis Cancellarius. 
 
 Doftrina et difciplina ecclefis, ipfis verbis SS. 
 Codicum, Conciliorum, Patrum et veterum 
 genuinorum monumentorum, fecundum feriem 
 temporum digefta et expofita. Opus eximias 
 eruditionis. Editio prima. Italica, Colonienfi 
 emendatior ac nitidior. 4 vol. Fol. Fe?iet. 1752 
 
 DUMOULIN [Lat. MOLIN^US], Charles. 
 
 A celebrated lawyer. Born at Paris i 500. Studied at 
 the Univerfity of Paris, and at Poidliers and Orleans. Ad- 
 vocate of Parliament 1522. He embraced the Proteftant 
 religion, firft as a Calvinift, and afterwards became a 
 Lutheran. He was imprifoned at the inftigation of the 
 Jefuits, and became equally obnoxious to the Calvinifts ; 
 and ultimately he returned to the communion of the 
 Church of Rome. Died 1566. He was intenfely given to 
 ftudy. His works were publiihed in 5 vol. folio, Paris, 1681. 
 Collatio et unio quatuor evangeliftarum, eorum 
 
 DUMOULIN, Charles [continued). 
 
 ferie et ordine, abfque ulla confufione, per- 
 miffione, vel tranfpofitione, fervato, &c. cum 
 brevibus annotationibus. 4°. s. l. 1565 
 
 Commentarius ad ediftum Henrici II. contra 
 parvas datas et abufus curiae Romanae et in 
 antiqua edidla contra abufus paparum. 4°. 
 
 Bafil. 1552 
 DUMOULIN, Peter, D.D., Canon of Chriil 
 Church, Canterbury. 
 
 Born 1568; died 1658. A bold and uncompromifmg 
 enemy of the Church of Rome. Studied at Sedan, and 
 afterwards at Cambridge. He held fucceffively feveral im- 
 portant offices: ProfefTor of Philofophy at Leyden 159^5 
 Paftor of the Proteftant Church at Charenton, near Paris, 
 '599 j Profeflbr of Divinity and Minifter at Sedan 1620; 
 in this city he died. He was a great favourite of James \. 
 king of England. The celebrated Grotius had been one ol 
 his pupils. A lift of his works, to the number of feventy- 
 five, is given by Aymon, Synodes de France, 2. 273. 
 
 The buckler of the faith ; or, a defence of the 
 Confeffion of Faith of the reformed churches 
 in France, againft M. Arnoux, the Jefuit. 
 Wherein all the principal controverfies be- 
 tween the reformed churches and the Church 
 of Rome are decided. Written in French, and 
 now tranflated. Third edit. 4°. Lo?id. i6t,i 
 
 Vates, feu de praecognitione futurorum et bonis 
 malifque prophetis, libri v. In quibus etiam ex- 
 plicantur difficiliores nonnulla Veteris et Novi 
 Teftamenti prophetia. Sm. 8°. L. Bat. 1640 
 
 Hiftorical difcourfe of papal ufurpation over fove- 
 reign princes. Bray's Papal Ufurpation 
 
 Dix decades de fermons, avec un traitte de Mel- 
 chifedec. 2 vol. 8°. Gen. 1647, &c. 
 
 Du combat Chreftien ; ou des affliftions a Mes- 
 iieurs de I'Eglife reformee de Paris. 4eme 
 edition. Sm. 8°. Gen. 1632 
 
 The Chriftian combate. Tranflated by John 
 Bulteel. [With a fermon of prayer in time of 
 affliftion, on Pfa. 50. 15.] 12°. Lond. 1635 
 
 Sermons fur quelques textes de I'efcriture fainfte. 
 Sm. 8°. Gen. 1636 
 
 Le faindl refueil fpirituel ; enfemble un traifte 
 de la jufte providence de Dieu. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Gen. 1632 
 
 Traitte de la connoiflance de Dieu. Nouvelle- 
 ment tourne de Latin en Fran9ois par S. G. S. 
 Sm. 8°. Gen. 1637 
 
 Familiere inftruftion pour confoler les malades ; 
 avec plufieurs prieres fur ce fujet. Sm. 8°.^ 
 
 Gen. 16^6 
 
 Refponfe a la lettre de M. de Balzac. Lettre a 
 M. de Balzac. Lettre de M. de Balzac a M. 
 Du Moulin. Sm. 8°. Gen. 1637 
 
 Oppofitions de la parole de Dieu avec la doftrine 
 de I'Eglife Romaine. Nouvelles briques pour 
 le baftiment de Babel, c'eft a dire, erreurs de 
 I'Eglife Romaine. Sm. 8°. Gen. iG^j 
 
 Veritable narre de la conference tenue entre les 
 fieurs du Moulin et de Raconis, profelfeur en 
 theologie. Sm. 8°. Gen. 1637
 
 911 
 
 978 
 
 DU MOULIN, Peter, D.D. 
 
 Son of the preceding, and a clergyman of the Church 
 of England. Born at Paris 1600. Studied at Leyden. 
 Removed to England, and became Canon of Chrift Church, 
 Canterbury, Died 1684. 
 
 A vindication of the fincerity of the Proteftant 
 religion in the point of obedience to fove- 
 reigns, oppofed to the dodlrine of rebellion 
 authorifed and praflifed by the Pope and the 
 Jefuits, in anfwer to a Jefuitical libel, enti- 
 tuled, Philanax Anglicus. 4°. Lond. i66j 
 Alfo in Bray's Ufurpation 
 
 Traite de la paix de I'ame et du contentement 
 del'efprit. 8°. Par. 1671 
 
 A treatife on peace of foul and content of 
 mind, with notes by Sartoris. Tranflated, 
 with additional notes, by John Scrope, D.D. 
 2 vol. 8°. Salijb. \j6^ 
 
 DUN, Lord. 
 
 Friendly and familiar advices, adapted to the 
 various ftations and conditions of life, and the 
 mutual relations to be obferved amongft them. 
 12°. Edin. 1754 
 
 DUN, John. 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Kilmarnock, 1790 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Matt. 26. 29. Confolation in the view of death i 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The bleffednefs of thofe vifho die in the 
 
 Lord. Funeral fermon - - - - 31 
 
 Rev. 19. 6, 7. Providence. (3 ferm.) - - 105 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Early piety - - - - 151 
 
 Pfa. 139. 1-12. A lefture ... jgj 
 
 Three addrefles to communicants - . - 197 
 
 A difcourfe on the divinity of our Lord, in the Latin 
 
 language ...... 209 
 
 Appendix .-..--- 227 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Deut. 4. 7-9. Nov. 5, 1788. Centennial jubilee of the 
 Revolution. (2 ferm.) - - - . i 
 
 Mark, 16. 20. The propagation of the gofpel an unde- 
 niable miracle, and a proof that it came from God. 
 
 (2 ferm.) - _ 73 
 
 Pfa. 112. 6. Righteoufnefs. Funeral fermon 107 
 
 Afts, 20. 27. The mutual duty of minifter and people. 
 Ordination fermon - - - - 125 
 
 I Cor. 7. 31. The viciffitude of time things - 153 
 Matt. 25. 1-13. A ledure - - - 175 
 
 De fatisfaftione Chrifti. A difcourfe on the dodlrine of 
 the fatisfa£lion, in the Latin language - - 201 
 
 John, 5. 39. The true philofopher - - 219 
 
 Letters, 235 ; Appendix, 243 
 
 DUNCAN, Alexander, D.D., Minifter of Small- 
 holm. 
 
 A prefervative againft the principles of infidelity ; 
 or, the nature and defign of the Chriftian re- 
 ligion, and the evidences of its truth and 
 divine origin, ftated in a plain familiar man- 
 ner. 12°. Edin. 1774 
 
 DUNCAN, Rev. Henry, D.D., Ruthwell. 
 
 Originator of favings' banks. 
 The cottage firefide ; or, the parifh fchool- 
 
 mafter : a moral tale. Third edition. 1 2°. 
 
 Edin. 1816 
 Sacred philofophy of the feafons. Fifth edition. 
 
 4 vol. Sm. 8°. Edin. 185 1 
 
 DUNCAN, John, D.D., Rcdor of South Warm- 
 borough, Hants. 
 Seafonable hints to the younger clergy of the 
 
 Church of England. Occafioned by the relative increafe 
 of libertinifm, and the Antinomian hercfy, the timely 
 clofe of the Wanfey and Blagdon controverfies, and the 
 reported fuppreflion of Methodift conventicles, in the 
 diocefe of Saliihury. Pp. 148. 8^. Bath, 1S02 
 
 DUNCAN, John Shute, M.A., Fellow of New 
 College. 
 
 Botanical theology ; or, evidences of the exift- 
 ence and attributes of the Deity, collefted 
 from the appearances of nature. Second edi- 
 tion. Pp. 90. 8°. Oxf. 1826 
 
 DUNCAN, Robert. 
 
 A learned clergyman of the Church of Scotland. Born 
 at Edinburgh 1699. Educated in the Univerfity there. 
 Minifter of Tillycoultry 1728. Died 1729. 
 An expofition of the Epiftle of Paul the apoftle 
 to the Hebrews. New edition, revifed. Large 
 12°. Edin. 1844 
 
 DUNCAN, WiUiam, M.A. ProfefTor of Philofo- 
 phy in the Marifchal College, Aberdeen. 
 Born in Aberdeen 1 71 7. Entered the Marifchal Col- 
 lege there 1733. Removed to London, where he became 
 an author by profeflion 1739. Among other works, he 
 tranflated the feleft Orations of Cicero and Caefar's Com- 
 mentaries, both of which have been often reprinted. His 
 Elements of Logic were written for Dodfley's Preceptor. 
 Appointed Profeffor of Philofophy in the Marifchal Col- 
 lege, Aberdeen, 1752. Died 1760. 
 
 Elements of logick. Sixth edit. 12°. Lond.ijyo 
 
 DUNCOMBE, Henry John, M.A., Redor of 
 Kirby Sigfton and Kirby Mifperton, York. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 12. i, 2. The Chriftian, a facri- 
 fice confecrated and required by the mercy of 
 God. [Confecration of Brearton chapel.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 
 DUNCON, Rev. John. 
 
 The returnes of fpiritual comfort and grief in 
 a devout foul, reprefented by entercourle of 
 letters to Lady Falkland, and exemplified in 
 her holy life and death. [Anonymous.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 
 DUNGALLUS, Diaconus. 
 
 Born in Ireland in the eighth century ; was carried to 
 France in his youth, and applied with fuccefs to the ftudy 
 of the belles-lettres and aftronomy. It is fuppofed that he 
 retired to the Abbey of St. Denis, and died there about 
 829. His fame as an aftronomer was fo great that Charle- 
 magne confulted him refpe^ting two ecliples of the fun. 
 Liber refponfionum pro cuitu SS. imaginum ad- 
 verfus infanas Claudii Taurinenfis nasmias. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 196 
 Epiftola ad Carolum Magnum. 
 
 D'Acherv, Spicil. iii. 324 
 DUNHAM, S. A., LL.D. 
 
 A hiftory of Europe during the middle ages. 
 4 vol. Fcp. 8°. Lond. 1833-4 
 
 Seft. I. Southern Europe. 
 Book I. Italy. Chap. i. Political and civil hiftory of 
 
 Italy, A.D. 476-1500. Chap. 2. Religious and intel- 
 
 leftual ftate of Italy. 
 Book II. Spain. Chap. i. Political and civil hiftory, 
 
 A.D. 711-1492. Chap. 2. Religious and intelledlual 
 
 ftate. 
 
 3 K
 
 979 
 
 9SO 
 
 DUNHAM, S. A., LL.D. {continued). 
 
 Se£l. 2. Germanic Empire. 
 Book I. Germany and France. Chap. I. Political and 
 civil hiftory, a.d. 400-1500. Chap. 2. Religious and 
 intelledlual hiftory. 
 Book II. England. Chap. i. Political and civil hiftory, 
 A.D. 449-1485. Chap. 2. Religious hiftory of the 
 Anglo-Saxons. Chap. 3. Intelledlual hiftory of the 
 Anglo-Saxons. Chap. 4. Religious and intelledlual 
 hiftory of England, from the Norman Conqueft to 
 the Acceffion of Henry VII. 
 The hiftory of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. 
 3 vol. Fcp. 8°. Lofid. 1839 
 
 The hiftory of the Germanic empire. 3 vol. 
 Fcp. 8°. Land. 1834-5 
 
 Book I. Political and civil hiftory of the empire during 
 the Middle Ages, a.d. 752-1437. Introdud:ion. Me- 
 rovingian period, 496-752. Chap. i. Carlovingian 
 dynafty, 752—910. Chap. 2. Houfes of Saxony and 
 Franconia, 911-1138. Chap. 3. The Houfe ofSwabia 
 or Hohenftauften, 1 138-127 1. Chap. 4. The Houfe 
 of Haplburg, Luxemburg, and Bavaria, 1273— 1437. 
 
 Book II. Religious and intellcftual hiftory of the Ger- 
 manic Church during the Middle Ages, a.d. 752- 
 
 1493- 
 
 Book III. Modern hiftory, political, civil, and religious, 
 
 of the Germanic Empire, 1437-1792. Chap. i. 
 
 Houfe ofAuftriato the reign of Charles V., 1437- 
 
 1519. Chap. 2. Charles V. or the Reformation, 
 
 1437-1553. Chap. 3. Ferdinand I. to Leopold II., 
 
 1558-1792. 
 
 The hiftory of Poland, from the earlieft period 
 
 to 1830. Fcp. 8°. Lo»d. 1 83 I 
 
 The hiftory of Spain and Portugal. 5 vol. Fcp. 
 
 8°. Land. 1832 
 
 The early writers of Great Britain. By Dr. 
 
 Dunham, R. Bell, Efq., &c. Fcp. 8°. L. 1840 
 
 St. Columba j The introdudlion of Chriftianity and civil- 
 ization into North Britain ; Alfred the Great ; Eng- 
 lifti civilization in the ninth century ; Chaucer ; Hey- 
 vkrood ; The origin and early hiftory of the EngliJh 
 ftage ; Spenfer. 
 
 Lives of Britifh dramatifts. See Bell. 
 
 DUNDAS, John, Advocate. 
 
 An abridgement of the afts of tlie General As- 
 fembly of the Church of Scotland, 163 8-1 720. 
 12°. Edin. 1 72 1 
 
 DUNKIN, John. 
 
 The divinity of the Son of God, and the com- 
 plete atonement for fin, by the fufterings and 
 death of Jefus Chrift, proved from the word 
 of God. In a letter to a friend, i-vii. Pp. 
 69. 8°. Lond. 1783 
 
 DUNLOP, Alexander, Efq., Advocate. 
 
 An anfwer to the Dean of Faculty's Letter to 
 the Lord Chancellor, " On the Claims of the 
 Church of Scotland in regard to its Jurifdic- 
 tion, and the propofed Changes in its Polity." 
 Third edition, i-ix. Contents, F. i. Pp. 198. 
 8°. Edi?i. 1840 
 
 DUNLOP, William, A.M. 
 
 Born at Glafgovv 1692. Appointed Profeflbr of Divinity 
 and Church Hiftory in the Univerfity of Edinburgh 1716. 
 Died 1720, aged twenty-eight. His fermons are diftin- 
 guiftied by great elegance, juftnefs of thought and fervour. 
 He was an ornament to learning, and a man of great piety 
 and worth. 
 
 DUNLOP, William, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Account of all the ends and ufes of creeds and 
 
 confeflions of faith, a defence of their juftice, 
 
 reafonablenefs, and neceflity as a public ftand- 
 
 ard of orthodoxy. Second edit. 8°. L. 1724 
 
 Colleftion of confeflions. See Confeflions. 
 
 Sermons preached on feveral fubjefts and occa- 
 
 fions, with fome ledures. Second edition. 2 
 
 vol. 12°. G/a/g. 1747 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface, containing a general account of the life, cha- 
 rafter, and writings of the author - - iii-xxiii 
 
 I John, 5. 3. The commandments of God are not griev- 
 ous. (2 ferm.) ------ 25 
 
 Prov. 12. 26. The righteous is more excellent than his 
 neighbour ------ 59 
 
 Luke, 12. 4, 5. The fear of men ought not to difcom- 
 pofe our minds ------ 78 
 
 Luke, 12. 4, 5. God alone is to be feared - 98 
 
 Pfa. 43. 4, It is God alone who can be an exceeding 
 
 joy to his creatures - - - - -116 
 
 Matt. 6. 33, 135 ; Pfa. 16. 11, 156 
 
 Mark, 9. 46. The dreadful torments of the miferable 
 
 in hell -,.-.- iy6 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12, 201 ; 1 Cor. 7. 31, 219 ; Matt. 25. 13, 
 
 238 ; Rev. I. 18, 259 
 
 Rom. 2. 16. Jefus Chrift is appointed Judge of the 
 
 world - - - - - - -283 
 
 Rom. 2. 16. The fecrets of men will be judged by 
 Chrift in the laft day - - - - 306 
 
 Dan. 12. 2. At the refurreftion the wicked awakened 
 to ftiame and contempt - - - - 327 
 
 Rev. I. 6, 353 J Pfa. 31. 23, 376 
 
 Leffures : — 
 
 Pfa. 103, 399; Pfa. no, 414; Pfa. 150, 435; Ifa. 
 
 12, 451 ; 2 Theff. i. (2 ledtures), 473 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Ifa. I. 5, 6. Sin is the ficknefs and difeafe of the foul 3 
 
 Ezek. 18. 31. Sin is the death of the foul - 18 
 
 Rom. 7. 13,40; Pfa. 130. 3, 57; Rom. 5. 8, 77 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59, 60. The duty of confidering our ways 93 
 
 Eph. 2. 8, 121; 2 Cor. 8. 9 (2 ferm.), 143 ; Ads, 
 
 16.31,197; 2 Tim. 2. 19, 244 
 
 Ezek. 16. 63. We ought to be afliamed and confounded 
 
 becaufe of fm - - - - - 264 
 
 Heb. 12. I, 2, 284; Jer. 2. 5, 324; Ecclef. 12. i, 
 
 348; Pfa. 90. II, 365 
 
 Ifa. 28. 5. The happinefs of the bleffed in heaven 484 
 
 Le&ures : — 
 Matt. 5. 1-18. (4 led.) 385 ; John, 17. 14-26, 465 
 
 DUNS SCOTUS, John. 
 
 An eminent fcholaftic divine. Born- about 1265, at 
 Dunftance, near Alnwick, Northumberland. Some wri- 
 ters afTert that his birth-place was Dunfe, in Scotland ; 
 others, that he was an Irilhman. Joined the Minorite 
 friars, and ftudied at Merton College, Oxford, of which he 
 became Fellow. Profeffor of Theology at Oxford 1301. 
 Removed to Paris 1 304 ; and was placed at the head of 
 the theological fchools there. Died at Cologne 1308. He 
 is faid to have been the firft who affirmed the immaculate 
 conception of the Virgin Mary. The only complete edi- 
 tion of his works is that of 1639. 
 
 Opera omnia, quae hucufque reperiri potuerunt, 
 colledla, recognita, notis, fcholiis, et com- 
 mentariis illuftrata, a PP. Hibernis, collegii 
 Romani S. Ifidori profeflbribus. 1 2 vol. fol. 
 
 Lugd. 1639* 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Vita J. Duns Scoti, a Luca Waddingo 
 Teftimonia clarorum virorum 
 Grammatica fpeculativa 
 
 35 
 43
 
 981 
 
 982 
 
 DUNS SCOTUS, John {continued). 
 
 In univerram logicam qujeftiones - - '77 
 
 Mauritii a Portu expofido luper quaeftiones Scoti in Por- 
 phyrium ------- 430 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Commentaria in ocflo libros Fliyficorum Ariftotelis cum 
 annotadonibus Francilci a Pidgianis Aretini - I 
 
 guaeftiones in libros Anftotelis de anima imperfedlae, 
 cum fcholiis et fupplemento Hugonis Cavelli 477 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Tradlatus de rerum principio, cum fcholiis et nods Lucas 
 Waddingi ------ i 
 
 Traftatus de primo principio, cum fcholiis Cavelli, et 
 adnotationibus Mauritii . - - - 209 
 
 Tradlatus theorematum, cum eorundem fcholiis, et ad- 
 notadonibus ------ 261 
 
 Collationes, feu difputationes fubdliflimae ; vigind tres, 
 cum fcholiis Cavelli - - - - - 339 
 
 Colladones quatuor noviter additas, Tradtatus de cogni- 
 done Dei, Quaeftiones mifcellaneae, cum fcholiis et 
 notis Waddingi - - - - - 431 
 
 Meteorologicorum libri quatuor, append. 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Expofido in metaphyficam Ariftotelis, cum lummariis, 
 et nods Cavelli ------ i 
 
 Conclufiones metaphyfica?, cum notis Cavelli 463 
 
 (Quaeftiones in metaphyficam Ariftotelis, cum adnota- 
 tionibus Mauritii, Icholiis et notis Cavelli - 497 
 
 Vol. 5. Pars I et 2. Libri primi fentendarum diftinc- 
 dones xlviii., cum commentariis Lyched, fupplemento 
 Joannis Poncii, fcholiis et notis Cavelli. 
 
 Vol. 6. Pars i et 2. Libri fecundi fententiarum dis- 
 tindliones xliv., cum eifdem commentariis, lupple- 
 mento, fcholiis, et nods. 
 
 Vol. 7. Pars I et 2. Libri tertii fentendarum diftinc- 
 tiones xl., cum eifdem commentariis, &c. 
 
 Vol. 8. Libri quarti fentendarum diftinddones trede- 
 cim, cum fcholiis et notis Cavelli, et integris com- 
 mentariis Antonii Hiquasi. 
 
 Vol. 9. Ejufdem libri quarti diftindiones 24, cum reliquis 
 ufque ad 42 inclufive, cum fcholiis, &c. et commen- 
 tariis Hiquaei. 
 
 Vol. 10. A diftinftione 43 ufque ad finem ejufdem 
 libri iv. cum fcholiis, &c. et comment. Hiquaei. 
 
 Vol. II. Pars I et 2. Reportatorum Parifienfium libri 
 iv. cum fcholiis et notis Cavelli et Waddingi. 
 Vol. 12. 
 
 Quaeftiones quodlibetales cum commentariis Lyched, 
 fcholiis et notis Cavelli - . _ - i 
 
 Conciliationes locorum, ex quodlibetis Scoti, cum aliis 
 ejufdem dodloris locis quae inter fe apparenter opponi 
 videntur ----- 549 
 
 G. Bartoluccii AfiTifiatis contradidliones Scoti - 575 
 
 DUNSTEK, Charles, A.M., Reftor of Petworth, 
 Suflex. 
 Educated at Trinity College, Oxford. Died 1816. 
 
 Difcurfory confiderations on St. Luke's preface, 
 and other circumllances of his gofpel. [Anon.] 
 8°. Lond. 1805 
 
 A fynopfis of the three firil: gofpels, including the 
 four lall: chapters of St. John's Gofpel. [Anon.] 
 Royal 8°. Lond. 1812 
 
 Confiderations on Milton's early reading and the 
 prima ftamina of his Paradife Loft. 8°. L. 1800 
 
 Points at iffue in two letters to the Rev. Ralph 
 Churton on St. Luke's Gofpel. [Anon.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Difcurfory confiderations on the fuppofed evi- 
 dence of the early Fathers that St. Matthew's 
 Golpel wab the firft written. [Anon.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1806 
 
 DUNSTER, Charles, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Difcurfory confiderations on the hypothcfis of Dr. 
 Macknight and others that St. Luke's Gofpel 
 was firft written. [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1808 
 
 A letter to the Bifhop of London [Porteus] hum- 
 bly fuggefting a further confideration of a 
 palfage in the Gofpel of St. Matthew [18. 7.] 
 [Anon.] Pp. 78. 8'=. Lond. 1804 
 
 DUNSTER, Samuel, D.D., Prcb. of Sarum. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 19. 8. Wifdom and underftand- 
 ing the glory and excellency of human nature. 
 [Education.] 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 DUNTON, John. 
 
 A bookfeller and mifcellaneous writer. Born at GrafF- 
 ham, Hundngdonihire, 1659. After being in bufinefs as 
 a bookfeller twenty years he failed and commenced author. 
 Died 1733. 
 The Devil's martyrs : or, plain dealing in anfwer 
 
 to the Jacobite fpeeches of thofe two perjured rebels, 
 William Paul a clergyman, and John Hall a juftice of 
 peace. Fairly proving no Britifti fubjedl can be a true 
 fon of the Church of England, a lover of his country, an 
 honeft man, or in his right fenfcs, that is a member of 
 the nonjuring or fchifmatical Church ; or dies aiferdng, 
 the Pretender has any right to his Majefty's crown. To 
 which is added. The High-Church Martyrology. Pp. v. 
 34. 8°. Lond. 1 716 
 
 Athenian oracle and young ftudent's library. See 
 Athenian Society. 
 
 Other works : The Hazard of a Death-bed Repentance, 
 8°. 1708. Religio Bibliopolae, or the Religion of a Book- 
 feller, 8°. 1728. The Life and Errors of John Dunton, 2 
 vol. 8°. reprinted 1818, &c. 
 
 DUPIN, Jacques-Fran90is Rene de la Tour, 
 
 Abbe Commendataire de I'Abbaye de Notre 
 Dame d'Ambournai, Vicaire General de Riez, 
 Predicateur Ordinaire du Roi, de I'Academie 
 des Sciences and Belles-Lettres de Nanci. 
 Sermons. Sm. 8°. Par. 1764 
 
 Vol. I. Panegyriques de S. Jean Nepomucene, i ; S. 
 
 Louis, 71 5 S. Bernard, 137 ; S. Jean de Dieu, 213 ; 
 
 S. Thomas d'Aquin, 265 ; S. Jean-Bapdfte, 341 ; S. 
 
 Bonaventure, 377 ; le B. de Chantal, 449. 
 Vol. 2. Panegyrique de S. Pierre, prince desapotres, i ; 
 
 S. Denis, 61 j S. Gaetan, 131 ; S. Francois de Sales, 
 
 J97; S. Auguftin, 273 ; S. Nicolas, 347 j S. Agnes, 
 
 421; S. Jean TEvangelifte, 481. 
 Vol. 3. Panegyrique de S. Jean de la Croix, I ; S. 
 
 Viftor, 83 ; S. Antoine, 161 ; S. Norbcrl, 241 ; Ste. 
 
 Elifabeth, 313 ; S. Cyr et de Ste. Julitte, 371 ; S. 
 
 Francois Xavier, 419 ; S. Vincent de Paul, 533. 
 
 DUPIN," Lewis Ellis. 
 
 A learned dodor of the Sorbonne, eminent as an eccle- 
 fiaftical hiftorian. Born at Paris 1657. Died 1719. He 
 was Ledurer on Moral Philofophy, and took an adive part 
 in all the meedngs of the Theological Board of the Paris 
 Univerfity. In addition to his great works he found dme 
 to write a variety of prefaces, difquifitions, and papers in 
 the Journal des Savans, &c. He rendered himlelf con- 
 fpicuous as an opponent of the Bull Unigenitus, and by 
 his moderadon he gained the friendfhip of leveral Proteftant 
 divines, fuch as Archbifhop Wake. It is efpecially as an 
 hiftorian that Du Pin is valuable. He had an uncomrnon 
 talent at analyfing the works of an author, and he gives 
 not only a hiftory of the writers, but alio the fubftance ot 
 what they wrote, in his Bibliotheque, of which the follow- 
 ing is the beft edition. It was reprinted in part in 21 thin 
 vol. 4°. 
 Nouvelle Bibliotheque des auteurs ecclefiaftiqueSj
 
 983 
 
 984 
 
 DUPIN, Lewis Ellis {continued). 
 
 contenant I'hiftoire de la vie ; le catalogue, la 
 critique, et la chronologie des leurs ouvrages ; 
 le fommaire de ce qu'ils contiennent ; un juge.- 
 ment fur leur ftile, et fur leur doftrine ; et le 
 denombrement des difFerentes editions. 43 vol. 
 8°. Par. 1688, &c. 
 
 [i.] DilTertation preliminaire, ou prolegomenes iur la 
 Bible. 3 vol. in 3. Vol. i. Seconde edition, 1701. 
 L'Ancien Teftament. 
 
 Canon, Tautorite de Tecriture fainte, Auteurs des livres 
 
 de TAncien Teft. Texte Hebreu. Pentateuque Sa- 
 
 maritain. 
 
 [2.] Vol. I. Parrie 2. Seconde edition, 1701. L'Ancien 
 
 Teftament. 
 
 Verfions Greques, Latines, Orientales, en langue vul- 
 
 gaire. 
 Du ftyle, des fens, et des differentes manieres de I'in- 
 
 terpreter. 
 De la divifion en chapitres, verfes. 
 [3-] Vol. 2. 1701. Sur le Nouveau Teft. 
 
 L'autorite, canon, auteurs et livres, texte Grec, verfions, 
 divifion, livres apocryphes, anciens monumens pro- 
 phanes, Sibylles, &c. Tables. 
 [4.] Differtations, hiftoriques, chronologiques, geogra- 
 phiques et critiques. Vol. i. [All publifhed ?] 1711. 
 La creation, Paradis terreftre, Serpent tentateur, Cain, 
 en quelle faifon la monde a ete cree, Du terns jus- 
 qu'au deluge. 
 L'hiftoire depuis le deluge jufqu'a la difperfion des na- 
 tions, et .1 la vocation d'Abraham. 
 La vie d'Abraham. 
 L'hiftoire dTfaac, de Jacob et d'Efaii. 
 Nouvelle Bibliotheque. 
 [5.] Vol. I. Seconde edition, revue et corrigee, 1688. 
 Les trois premieres fiecles. 
 Dillertation preliminaire fur les auteurs des livres de la 
 
 Bible. 
 Lettre d'Agbare, Evangiles, &c., fuppofez, Sibylles, &c. 
 S. Barnabes, liturgies, fymbole des apoftres, canons, 
 Hermas, S. Clement, Ignace, Juftin, Irenee, Clement 
 d'Alexandrie, Tertullien, Origenes, Cyprien, Gregoire 
 Thaum. &c. 
 De fauffes decretales attribuees aux premiers papes. 
 Tables. 
 [6.] Vol. 2. Seconde edition, revue, corrigee etaugmentee, 
 1689. Quatrieme fiecle. 
 
 Eufebe, S. Athanafe, S. Hilaire, S. Optat, S. Cyrille de 
 Jerufalem, S. Ephrem, S. Bafile, S. Gregoire de Nazi- 
 anze, S. Gregoire de Nyfle, S. Ambroife, S. Epi- 
 phane, &c. 
 Le conciles du iv. fiecle. 
 Tables. 
 [7.] Vol. 3. Cinquieme fiecle. Part I. Seconde edition, 
 revue, corrigee et augmentee, 1690. 
 S. Chryfoftome, S. Jerome, S. Auguftin, &c. 
 Conciles. Tables. 
 [8.] Part 2. Nouvelle edition, revue et corrigee, 1702. 
 S. Ifidorede Damiette, Cafiien, S. Nil, S. Cyrille d'Alex- 
 andrie, Theodoret, S. Leon, S. Prolper, Salvien, &c. 
 Conciles. Tables. 
 [9,] Vol. 4. 1690. Sixicme fiecle. 
 
 Avitus, Ennodius, S. Fulgence, Juftinicn, Cafliodore, 
 
 Facundus, Gildas, S. Gregoire I. 
 Conciles. Tables. 
 [10.] Vol. 5. vii. et vlii. fiecle. 
 
 S. Ifidore de Seville, S. Columban, Hefychius, S. 
 
 Maxime, &c. 
 Conciles vii. fiecle. 
 
 Bede, Germain, S. Jean Damafcene, Alcuin, &c. 
 Conciles viii. fiecle. 
 Tables. 
 
 Reponle aux remarques des peres de la congregation de. 
 S. Vanncs fur le premier tome de cettc Bibliotheque. 
 
 DUPIN, Lewis Ellis [continued). 
 [ri.] Supplement, 17 II. 
 
 Contenant les principaux points de l'hiftoire de rEglife 
 des 4, 5, 6, 7, et 8 fiecles, avec une table chronolo- 
 gique- 
 [12. J Hiftoire des controverfes et des matieres ecclefias- 
 tiques, traitees dans le neuvieme fiecle. Seconde 
 edition, revue et corrigee, 1697. 
 L'ufage et le culte des images ; la difpute touchant la 
 grace et la predeftination ; la conteftations d'Hinc- 
 mar ; la controverfe fur I'euchariftie, fur la maniere 
 dont la Vierge Marie a mis JefusChrift au monde ; la 
 conteftation de Photius et d'lgnace ; reglemens fur la 
 difcipline de I'eglife ; conftitutions des I'eveques et re- 
 cueils de canons ; queftions fur les rites et ceremonies ; 
 reglemens et conftitutions fur la vie monaftique ; com- 
 mentaires fur I'ecriture faint; hiftoire des papes ; vies 
 des faintes. 
 Tables. 
 [13.] Hiftoire des controverfes et des matieres ecclefias- 
 tiques traittees dans le x. fiecle, 1699. 
 L'eglife d'Orient ; I'eglife de Rome ; des eglifes de France, 
 d'Allemagne, d'Angleterre. Tables. 
 Hiftoire, &c. xi. fiecle, 1699. 
 
 Des ecrits de S. Fulbert; controverfe fur I'euchariftie, 
 mue par Berenger ; des ecrits de Lanfranc ; hift. des 
 papes, de I'eglife de Rome ; controverfes entre I'eglile 
 Latine et I'eglife Grecque ; P. Damien ; hift. des 
 eglifes d'Angleterre ; auteurs fur la difcipline de 
 I'eglife, &c. Auteurs Grecs. Conciles. Tables. 
 [14.] Hiftoire, &c. xii. fiecle, 1699. 
 
 Ives, S. Bernard, Pierre de Cluny, Abaelard, Gillebert 
 de la Porree, S. Thomas de Cantorbie, &c. ; hifto- 
 riens de la croifades, de vies des faints, &c. ; I'origine 
 de la theologie fcholaftique ; de la collection des 
 canons de Gratien. Conciles. Tables. 
 [15.] Hiftoire, &c., xiii. fiecle. Seconde edition, 1 70 1. 
 [16.] xiv. fiecle. Seconde edition, 1701. 
 [17. J XV. fiecle. Seconde edition, 1701. 
 
 Conciles de Pife, Conftance, Bale, de Florence, &c. Wic- 
 
 lififtes, HufTites, Gerfon, Clemangis, &c. 
 Difiertation fur I'auteur du livre de I'lmitation de Jefus 
 
 Chnft. 
 Tables. 
 [18.] xvi. fiecle. Vol. I. 1701. 
 
 Conciles de Pife, Lateran, &c. Luther, Melandlhon, 
 
 Zuinglius, Concordat, Augft)0urg, &c. 
 Tables. 
 [19.] xvi. fiecle. Vol. 2. 1703. 
 L'hiftoire du Concile de Trente. 
 [20.] xvi. fiecle. Vol. 3. 1703. 
 
 L'hiftoire du Concile de Trente, continued. 
 [21.] xvi. fiecle. Vol. 4. 1701. 
 Reuchlin, Erafme, &c. Tables. 
 [22.] xvi. fiecle. Vol. 5. 1703. 
 
 M. Canus, CalTandre, C. du Moulin, Hofius, N. San- 
 derus, G. Hervet, Baius, &c. Tables. 
 
 Auteurs du xvii. fiecle, 7 vol. 1719. 
 [23.] Vol. I. Baronius, P. Morin, Bellarmin, Perron, 
 
 Eftius, Gretfer, Jefuites commentateurs, &c. 
 [24.] Vol. 2. De Marca, Richelieu, Janfenius, Sirmond, 
 
 Petau, J. Morin, Bollandus, &c. 
 [25.] Vol. 3. Bona, Launoi, Raynaud, D'Andilly, Ar- 
 nauld. Lupus, Du Cange, D'Achery, Nons, Pafcal, &c. 
 [26.] Vol. 4. BofTuet, Cotelier, Thomaffin, Gamier, 
 
 Pagi, Tillemont, &c. &c. 
 [27.] Vol. 5. Auteurs vivans : Baluze, Mabillon, Simon, 
 
 Alexandre, Hardoiiin, Fleury, &c. 
 [28.] Vol. 6. Auteurs vivans: Dupin, Martenne, Le 
 
 Nourry, Ruinart, Montfaucon, &c. 
 [29.] Vol. 7. Auteurs vivans: Muratori, Van Efpen, 
 Calmet, Le Long, Thoinard, &c. 
 Tables. 
 
 Hiftoire ecclefiaftique du xvii. fiecle, 4 vol. 17"4- 
 [30.] Vol.1. Propofitions touchant la predeftination, la
 
 985 
 
 986 
 
 DUPIN, Lewis Ellis {continued). 
 
 grace, &c. ; I'interdit de Venife, Fra-Paolo conteftations 
 
 entre le clerge d'Angleterre et les Reguliers, Traitez des 
 
 libertez de Teglife Gallicane, &c. 
 [31.] Vol.2. Conteftations fur le livre de Janfenius, les 
 
 cinq propofitions, difpute lur la morale, &c. 
 [3a.] Vol. 3. Hiftoire de I'Abbaie de Port-Royal, Quiet- 
 
 ifme. Sec. 
 [33.] Vol. 4. La formulaire, maximes des faintes, con- 
 
 teftation entre les miflions de la Chine, fur les cultes 
 
 Chinois, hiftoire de I'eglife Grecque et les communions 
 
 Orientales depuis leur divifion avec Teglife Latine, &c. 
 
 Tables. 
 
 Auteurs feparez de la communion de I'eglife Romaine 
 du xvi. et du xvii. fiecle. 2 vol. in 4. 1718-T9. 
 [34.] Vol. I. P. I. Luther, Melandhon, Pellican, Cal- 
 vin, Sacramentaires, Sociniens, &c. 
 [35.] Vol. I. P. 2. Lutheriens 1 550-1600, Sacramen- 
 
 taire, &c. 
 [36.] Vol. 2. P. I. Arminius, Mornai, Cameron, M. A. 
 
 de Dominis, &c. 
 [37.] Vol. 2. P. 2. Epifcopius, Grotius, Abbot, Crellius, 
 
 Andrews, &c. 
 
 Table chronologique des auteurs feparez de la commu- 
 nion Romaine, et de leurs ouvrages, 1600-1650. 
 
 Tables des ouvrages par ordre des matieres, &c. 
 [38.] Auteurs du xviii. fiecle. Vol. i. et 2, 1711. 
 
 Ouvrages fur I'hiftoire de la congregation de Auxlliis, M. 
 Simon, Baltus, &c. Tables. 
 
 Table univerfelle des auteurs ecclefiaftiques difpofez par 
 ordre chronologique et leurs ouvrages veritables ou fup- 
 pofez. 5 vol. 1704. 
 
 [39.] Vol. I. Auteurs des feize premieres fiecles. 
 [40.] Vol. 2. Auteurs du xvii. fiecle. 
 [41.] Vol. 3. Table alphabetique des auteurs contenus 
 dans les deux tomes precedens. 
 
 Supplement des plufieurs auteurs rangez fuivant Tordre 
 alphabetique de leurs noms, avec leurs ouvrages. 
 
 Table chronologique des conciles, de leurs a£les, lettres, 
 formules de foy, capitules, et canons. 
 
 DifTertation des etudes theologiques, de la methode d'etu- 
 dier, et du choix des principaux auteurs fur chaque 
 matiere. 
 [42.] Vol. 4. Table univerfelle des auteurs heretiques 
 
 du xvi. et xvii. fiecles et de leurs ouvrages. 
 [43*] Vol. 5. Table des principaux ouvrages des auteurs 
 
 ecclefiaftiques difpofez par ordre des matieres. 
 
 To the above 43 volumes may be added a continuation 
 of the 1 8th century by Gouget, 3 vol. Remarques, par 
 Petit-Didier, 3 vol. Critiques, par Simon, 4 vol. Various 
 reviews of this work will be found in Le Clerc, Bibl. 
 Univerfelle, vol. 3, 8, 21, 22, and Nouv. de la Repub. 
 des Lettres, vol. 12, 13, 21, 29, 33. 
 
 A complete hiftory of the canon and writers of 
 
 the books of the Old and New Teftament, by 
 
 way of differtation. Tranflated. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Land. 1 699-1 700 
 
 Vol. I. Old Teftament. Vol. 2. New Teftament. 
 
 A new hiftory of ecclefiaftical writers, containing 
 an account of the authors of the feveral books 
 of the Old and New Teftament, of the lives 
 and writings of the Primitive Fathers, an 
 abridgement and catalogue of their works, their 
 various editions, and cenfures, determining the 
 genuine and fpurious, together with a judg- 
 ment upon their ftyle and dodlrine ; alfo a 
 compendious hiftory of the councils, &c. 16 
 vol. Folio. LonJ. 1693, &c. 
 
 Vol. I. Third edition corrected. 1696. 
 The authors that flouriftied in the three firft ages of the 
 Church. 
 
 DUPIN, Lewis Ellis (continued). 
 
 Vol. 2. 1697. 
 The authors that flourished in the fourth age of the 
 Church. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1693. 
 The authors that flouriftied in the beginning of the 
 fifth century. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1693. 
 The authors that flouriftied in the latter part of the fifth 
 century. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1693. 
 Authors of the fixth century. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1693. 
 Authors of the feventh and eighth centuries. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1695. 
 Hiftory of the ninth century. 
 
 Vol. 8. 1698. 
 Hiftory of the tenth century. 
 
 Vol. 9. 1699. 
 Hiftory of the eleventh century. 
 
 Vol. 10. 1698. 
 Hiftory of the twelfth century. 
 
 Vol. II. 1699. 
 Hiftory of the thirteenth century. 
 
 Vol. 12. 1699. 
 Hiftory of the fourteenth century. 
 
 Vol. 13. 1699. 
 Hiftory of the fifteenth century. 
 
 A differtation about the author of the book concerning 
 the Imitation of Jefus Chrift. 
 
 [Vol. 14.] 1703. 
 Hiftory of the fixteenth century, containing an impartial 
 account of the reformation of religion and other eccle- 
 fiaftical affairs ; efpecially the rife and progrefs of the 
 doftrines of Luther, Calvin, Zuinglius, &c. Together 
 with the lives and writings of the ecclefiaftical authors 
 who flouriftied in that time. 
 
 [Vol. 15.] 1706. 
 Hiftory of the fixteenth century, vol. 2. Containing an 
 impartial and fucclnft hiftory of the Council of Trent ; 
 the ftate of religion In England, France, Italy, Ger- 
 many, Hungary, and other parts of Chrlftendom, in 
 the latter part of this age ; fynods and ecclefiafldcal 
 affemblies held in that time; the fucceflion of the 
 popes ; the inftltution of religious orders, and the lives 
 and writings of ecclefiaftical authors. 
 [Vol. 16.] Part of the feventeenth century. 
 Indexes are given with each volume. This tranflatJon 
 was reprinted without the feventeenth century, at Dublin, 
 1722-24, in 3 vol. folio. 
 
 De antiqua ecclefias difciplina diflertationes hifto- 
 
 rics. 4°. P^ir. 1686 
 
 De patrlarchls et metropolitanis ... j 
 
 De forma judlciorum ecclefiaftlcorum ubi de appellation- 
 
 ibus .-.---. 92 
 
 De antiqua infllgends excommunicationis ratione 243 
 
 De primatu RomanI pontificis - ... 303 
 
 In qua probatur Romani pontificis judicium non efle Ir- 
 
 reformabile --.-.- 359 
 
 De concllii generalis fupra Romanum pontificem auto- 
 
 ritate - - - - - - "377 
 
 In qua probatur pontificem aut ecclefiam nullam autori- 
 tatem habere in reges - - - - 433 
 
 An account of this learned work will be found in 
 Leclerc, Bibl. Un. 6. 127, and Nouv. de la Repub. des 
 Lettres, 6. 1355. 
 
 The hiftory of the Church from the beginning 
 of the world to a.d. 171 8. Compendioufly 
 written. Tranflated according to the third 
 Paris edition, revifed, enlarged, and put into a 
 new method by the author [by Thomas Fen- 
 tonj. Third edit. 4 vol, 12°. Lo/id. 1724 
 Vol. 1. Hiftory of the Old and New Teftament.
 
 987 
 
 988 
 
 DUPIN, Lewis Ellis {continued). 
 Vol. 2. Century i_8. 
 Vol. 3. Century 9-15. 
 Vol. 4. Century 16, 17. Index, Szc. 
 
 Traite de la dodlrine Chretienne et orthodoxe, 
 dans lequel les veritez de la religion font eta- 
 blies fur I'ecriture et fur la tradition, et les 
 erreurs oppofees detruites par les memes prin- 
 cipes. 8°. Par. 1703 
 
 Methode pour etudier la theologie, avec un table 
 des principales queftions, a. examiner et a dis- 
 cuter dans les etudes theologiques, et les prin- 
 cipaux ouvrages fur chaque matiere. [Anon.] 
 12°. Par. 1 7 16 
 
 Complete method of ftudying divinity, or a re- 
 gular courfe of theological ftudics, digefted into 
 a new method, to which is annexed a cata- 
 logue of the moll important theological ques- 
 tions, and of the moll eminent authors that 
 have wrote upon each queftion. Tranflated 
 into Englifh. 8°. Land. 1720 
 
 The univerfal library of hiftorians, an account of 
 their lives, the abridgement, chronology, and 
 geography of their hiftories, with critical ob- 
 fervations on their flyle and charadler, and a 
 catalogue of the editions, &c. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1709 
 For review feeNouv. de la Repub. des Lettres, 29. 550. 
 
 DUPONT, John, Vicar of Ayfgarth. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 42. 23, 24. National corruption 
 and depravity the principal caufe of national 
 difappointments. [Fall.] 8°. Land. 1757 
 
 DUPORT, James, D.D. 
 
 A learned Greek fcholar. Born at Cambridge 1606. 
 Educated at Weftminfter and Trinity College, Cambridge, 
 of which he became Fellow. Appointed Regius Profeflbr 
 of Greek 1632. Prebendary of Lincoln and Archdeacon 
 of Stow, 1 641. Ejected from his profefforfhip, 1656, for 
 refufing the engagement. Dean of Peterborough, 1664, 
 Eleded Mafter of Magdalen College, Cambridge, 1668. 
 Died 1679. 
 
 Proverbia, Eccleliaftes, et Cantica, Grsco car- 
 mine donati [et Lat.] 12°. Cant. 1646 
 
 Metaphrafis libri Pfalmorum, Grsecis verlibus 
 contexta. Sm. 8°. Lend. \6j/[. 
 
 Homeri Gnomologia, duplici parallelifmo illus- 
 trata ; uno ex locis S. Scripturae, quibus 
 Gnoms Homeric^ aut prope affines, aut non 
 prorfiis ablimiles, altero ex gentium fcriptori- 
 bus. 4°. Cantab. 1660 
 
 Three fermons preached in St. Marie's Church 
 in Cambridge. 4°. Land. [1676] 
 
 Ads, 7. 60 [Jan. 30], I ; I Pet. 2. 17 [May 29] 31 ; 
 Pfa. 124. 7 [Nov. 5], 53. 
 
 DUPPA, Brian, Bilhop of Winchefter. 
 
 A learned and pious divine. Born at Lewi/ham, Kent, 
 1588. Educated at Weftminfter School and at Chrift 
 Church, Oxford. Fellow of All Souls' College, 1612. 
 Dean of Chrift Church, 1629. Chancellor of Sarum, 1634. 
 Bifhop ofChichefter, 1638. Tranflated to Salift)ury, 1641. 
 Retired to Richmond, Surrey, during the Commonwealth. 
 At the Reftoration, tranflated to Winchefter. Died i66i. 
 He is faid to have affifted K. Charles L in compofing the 
 Eikon Bafilike. 
 
 DUPPA, Biftiop [continued). 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 42. 5. The foules foliloquie ; and 
 
 a conference with confcience. [Fail.] 4°. 
 
 r. /. 1648 
 Holy rules and helps to devotion, both in prayer 
 
 and praftice. In two parts. 12°. 1674* 
 
 With a portrait by R. W. [White]. 
 
 Other works : Angels rejoicing for Sinners repenting, a h 
 
 fermon on Luke, 15. 10. 4°. 1648. A Guide for the ■ 
 
 Penitent, 8°. 1660. fl 
 
 DUPPA, Richard, Efq. 
 
 Barrifter-at-Law of Lincoln's Inn, and of Batchley, 
 Herefordfliire. Died 1831, aged fixty-four. Hepubli/heda 
 Life of Michael Angelo Buonarotti and numerous other 
 works. J 
 
 A brief account of the fubverfion of the Papal ^ 
 
 government, 1798. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1799 
 DUPRE, John, D.D. 
 
 Graduated at Exeter College, Oxford. M.A. 1776, 
 of which he became Fellow. D.D. 1790. Vicar of Ment 
 more, Bucks, 1784, and of Toynton 1824. He was alio 
 Mafter of the Grammar School, Berkhampftead. Died 
 1835, aged eighty-two. 
 
 Difcourfes for the pulpit. 2 vol. 8°. 1 8 1 5 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Jer. 8. 20. The gofpel confidered under the figure of 
 
 harveft -...-.. i 
 
 Job, 7. 3, 4. The advantages and difadvantages of a 
 
 iudden death confidered ... 22 
 
 Ads, 24. 24, 25. St. Paul before Felix - - 46 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 8. The declaration of St. Paul at the approach 
 
 of death ..-..- 67 
 
 Adls, 10. 33. On preaching and hearing - 87 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 13. National School - - - 106 
 Rom. 8. I. Salvation by Chrift ... 124 
 John, 10. 14, 15. Good Friday ... 145 
 Dan. 12. I. Michael the great prince - - 166 
 Eph. 2. 10. The duties of the rich - - 188 
 
 2 Pet. I. 10. The duties of the middle orders, and of 
 the poor - - - - - - -212 
 
 John, 16. 13. On the fpirit ... 234 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 20. Friendly Society . . - 254 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. The continual prefence of Chrift with 
 
 his difciples - - - - - - 273 
 
 Luke, I. 78, 79. Chriftmas day - - - 291 
 
 I Sam. 28. 19. New Year's day - - 307 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20. Eafter day - . - - 1 
 
 Ezek. 37. 3. Funeral fermon ... 17 
 
 ' Hof. II, 8 37 
 
 Jer. 2. 13 .--..- 59 
 
 Pfa. 65. 12. The good nefs of God - - - 84 
 
 Ifa. 42. 4. The progrefs of the gofpel - 102 
 
 John, 6. 39. Advent 2 ... - 122 
 
 John, 4. 7. Before a Dorcas fociety - - 143 
 
 Luke, 23. 28. Palm Sunday - - - - 158 
 
 Prov. 19. 21. Religious devices - - - 176 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. Falfe eftimate of wifdom - - 195 
 
 1 Cor. 2. I, 2. Farewell fermon - - 220 
 Luke, 12. 57. The rights and abufe of private judgment 
 
 in religious matters ----- 242 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The certainty of a future judgment 268 
 Mark, 13. 32, 33. Our ignorance of the day of death 
 
 and judgment . - . - . 291 
 
 DUPREAU, Gabriel. See Prateolus. 
 DUPUIS, Charles Fran9ois. 
 
 Born 1742. Died 1809. After having diftinguifhed 
 himfelf as a teacher and as a barrifter, Dupuis gave all his 
 attention to mathematics, and was the firft who invented 
 the telegraph. His fcientific relearches produced the cele-
 
 989 
 
 990 
 
 DUPUIS, C. F. {continued). 
 
 brated work, De TOrigine des Cultes, which has been 
 feverely and juftly criticifed. It exhibits much ingenuity, 
 /kill, and learning. 
 
 Origine de tous les cultes. Nouvelle edition, 
 avec une notice biographique par M. P. R. 
 Auguis. 6 vol. 8°. Par. 1822* 
 
 DURAND, David. 
 
 Born in Languedoc, 168 1. After having been ordained 
 minifter at Bale, he went to Holland, and was appointed 
 chaplain to a regiment of French refugees. In the courfe 
 of duty, he crofTed over to Spain, narrowly efcaped being 
 burnt to death for herefy, and finally fettled in London as 
 paftor of the French Church in the Savoy. 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Rotter d. 171 1 
 
 Jean, 14. 27 ------ i 
 
 Matt. 10. 38 - 
 Luc, 12. 32 
 Matt. II. 20-24 
 Rom. 13. 12 
 Matt. II. 25, 26 
 Pfa. 115. 3 - 
 Jean, 17. 17 
 
 29 
 - - - - - 67 
 
 95 
 - 133 
 171 
 205 
 - - - 239 
 
 Exhortation fur le rupture des conferences de Gertruidem- 
 berg - - - - - - - 271 
 
 Ifa. 55- 6, 7 - - - - - - 283 
 
 Heb. II. 10 ----.- 315 
 
 Phil. 4. 4 . - - . - 357 
 
 DURAND, James Francis. 
 
 A French Proteftant minifter and profeffor at Laufanne, 
 where he was living in 1809, at an advanced age, having 
 been born 1727. His work, entitled, L'Annee Evangelique, 
 confifting of lermonsfor all the Sundays and feftivals of the 
 evangelical year, in 7 vol. 8°. 1780, and fupplement, 
 2 vol. 1792, has become very fcarce. 
 
 Sermons nouveaux, precedes d'une notice hifto- 
 rique fur la vie et les ouvrages de I'auteur, par 
 M. Armand-Delillc, paileur de I'egliie reforniee 
 de Valence, et Prefident de fon Confiiloire. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Notice, &c. - 
 2 Chron. 15. 2 - 
 Efa. 63. 16 - - 
 Luc, 22. 61 
 
 Vo 
 v-xl 
 I 
 
 35 
 67 
 
 Valence, 
 . I. 
 Prov. 19. 17 - 
 Rom. 6. 22 
 Pfa. 4. 7 - - 
 
 1809 
 
 96 
 120 
 152 
 
 Mai. 2. 6 - - 
 Gen. I. 27. 2 fer. 
 Luc, 17. 5 - - 
 
 Vo 
 
 I 
 31 
 94 
 
 . 2. 
 
 Gen. 47. 9 - 
 Prov. 30. 8. 2 fer. 
 Matt. 26. 38, 39 - 
 
 128 
 
 157 
 231 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts, dodlrinal and moral ; 
 felefled, abridged, and tranflated from L'Annee 
 Evangelique of F. J. Durand. By Richard 
 Munkhoufe, D.D., of Queen's Coll., Oxford. 
 8". Lond. 1802 
 
 Col. 2. 8. The danger of falfe philofophy - j 
 
 Prov. 19. 35. The fear of man - - 17 
 
 Matt. 16. 14-17. The variety of religious opinions 31 
 John, 6. 67, 6S. Jefus Chrift having the words of eternal 
 
 life - - _ _ - - - - - 47 
 
 Adts, 17. 22. Superftition - - - 61 
 
 John, 7. 17. The hearer convinced - - yy 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The ftrait gate - - 91 
 
 Matt. 8. 10. The centurion - - - . 105 
 
 Rev. 3. 20. Jefus Chrift demanding an entrance into 
 
 our hearts ------ 121 
 
 John, 10. 27. The charadler of Chrift's fheep 135 
 
 Matt. 15.28. The woman of Canaan - - 151 
 
 Pfa. 73. 28. The choice of Afaph - - 165 
 
 DURAND, J. F. [continued). 
 
 Luke, 7. 37, 38. The finful woman fleeing for fuccour 
 
 to Jefus Chrift - - - - - - 179 
 
 John, 5. 14. The danger of relapfmg into fin 195 
 Matt. 6. 24. The incompatibility of the two fervices of 
 
 God and Mammon - - - - 209 
 
 Afts, 5. 5. The crime and punifhment of Ananias 223 
 
 Ad:s, 3. 12, 13. St. Peter healing the lame man 237 
 
 Afts, 5. 38, 39. The advice of Gamaliel - 249 
 
 Adls, 24. 24, 25. Paul before Felix - - 263 
 
 I Cor. 2. 6, 7. The excellency of the gofpel - 277 
 
 A£ls, 26. 29. St. Paul's wifh for Agrippa - 293 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. The negledt of lalvation punifhed - 309 
 
 John, 13. 15. The example of Chrift - 323 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The happinefs of dying in the Lord 339 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. The immortality of the foul - 353 
 
 Afts, 17. 31. The laft judgment - - 369 
 
 Rev. 22. 4—6. The promifes of beatitude - 383 
 
 DURAND, Ursin. 
 
 Born at Tours, 1682. Died 1773. A learned Bene- 
 didtine monk, the friend and fellow-labourer of Martene. 
 See Martene. 
 
 DURANDUS, Troarnensis, Abbas. 
 
 Flourifhcd 1070. 
 Liber de corpore et fanguine Chrifti contra B?- 
 
 rengarium et ejus feftatores. Bibl. Max. Patr, 
 18.419; Bibl. Patr. Gall. 14. 245 
 DURANDUS, [Gallice, Durand, Guillaume.] 
 
 Born towards 1232, in France. A learned ritualift, and 
 
 a great favourite of Popes Clement IV. and Gregory X. 
 
 He was appointed Biftiop of Mende in 1287. Died 1296. 
 
 Rationale divinorum officiorum, et Joannis 
 Belethi divinorum officiorum rationale. 2 vol. 
 in I. 8°. Antv. 1614 
 
 The fymbolifm of churches and church orna- 
 ments, a tranflation of the firft book of the 
 Rationale Divinorum Officiorum, written by 
 William Durandus, fometime bifhop of Mende, 
 with an introdudlory eflay, notes, and illuftra- 
 tions, by the Rev. John Mafon Neale, and 
 the Rev. Benjamin Webb. Large 1 2°. 
 
 Leeds, 1 843 
 
 DURANDUS, a S. Portiano, GuUielmus, [Gal- 
 ilee, Durand de S. Pourcain.] 
 
 A fcholaftic divine, who, from his boldnefs and inquiring 
 
 dilpofition, received the furname of" dodlor refolutiflimus." 
 
 He was born in Auvergne. Bifhop of Puy, 1318 ; of 
 
 Meaux, 1326; thought to have died in 1333. 
 
 In fententias theologicas Petri Lombardi com- 
 
 mentariorum libri quatuor. Primum quidem 
 
 per Nicolaum a Martimbos, eximium Nava- 
 
 renfis Collegii Theologum, nunc vero denuo 
 
 per alios quofdam non inferioris not;E dodlores 
 
 quanta fieri potuit cura diligentiaque emendati. 
 
 Una cum autoris vita, et copiofiffimo decifio- 
 
 num omnium indice. Folio. Lugd. 1560 
 
 DURANT, John. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Born 1620. Became a preacher 
 
 in the Cathedral, Canterbury. Ejedled 1662. 
 
 Comfort and council for dejeded fouls ; or, a 
 
 treatife concerning fpiritual dejeftion, being 
 
 the sum of divers fermons on Pfa. 42. 11. "8°. 
 
 Loud. 165 I 
 DURANTUS, [Gallice, Jean Etienne Durante.] 
 
 A celebrated magiftrate, who, in the wars of the League, 
 fuffered death on account of his loyalty and his attachment
 
 991 
 
 DURANTUS {continued). 
 
 to Henry III. He had been appointed, in 1581, Prefident 
 of the Parliament of Touloufe. Killed in 1589. A critic 
 has faid of Durant's work : " There is in it a little erud- 
 tion, a little ethics, and of everything only a [little." It 
 was much efteemed by Pope Sixtus V., who caufed it to be 
 printed at Rome in 1 591, tolio. 
 
 De ritibus Ecclefiae Catholicas, libri tres, odlava, 
 
 noviflimaque, hac editione in lucem emiffit 
 
 plurimifque, quibus fcatebant mendis denuo 
 
 perpurgati. 8°. Ptfr. 1632 
 
 DUREL, John, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Jerfey 1625. Entered 
 Merton College, Oxford, 1640. Retired to France during 
 the Commonwealth. At the Reftoration, became minifter 
 of the French Church in the Savoy, London. Prebendary 
 of Salifbui-y and Canon ofWindfor, 1663. Dean of Wind- 
 for, 1677, and preferred to the great living of Witney, 
 Oxfordlhire. Died 1683. 
 
 A view of the government and public worfhip 
 of God in the Reformed Churches beyond the 
 feas ; wherein is fhewed their conformity and 
 agreement with the Church of England. 
 The Liturgy of the Church of England aflerted, 
 in a fermon [on i Cor. 11. 16]. 4°. 
 
 Z(?W. 1662 
 DURHAM, James. 
 
 An eminent divine of the Church of Scotland. Born 
 
 about 1622. Educated at the Univerfity of St. Andrew's. 
 
 Became a captain in the army. Afterwards ftudied divinity 
 
 at Glafgow, and was ordained one of the minifters of that 
 
 city, 1647. Profeflbr of Divinity there, 1650. Died 1658. 
 
 He was one of the moft popular preachers of his time, a 
 
 man of much moderation of temper and fentiment, and 
 
 a ufeful and pious author. 
 
 Clavis Cantici ; or, an expofition of the Song of 
 Solomon. 12°. Jl^erd. 1840 
 
 A practical expofition of the Ten Command- 
 ments, with a refolution of feveral momentous 
 queftions and cales of confcience. 4°. /,. 1675 
 
 A learned and complete commentary upon the 
 book of the Revelation, delivered in feveral 
 leftures. With two fermons on Rev. 22. 20, 
 and life of the author. 4°. G/a/g. lySS 
 
 Chrift crucified ; or, the marrow of the gofpel, 
 evidently holden forth in feventy-two fermons 
 on the whole fifty-third chapter of Ifaiah. 
 Seventh edit. 8°. G/a/g. iy6g 
 
 The dying man's telHmony to the Church of 
 Scotland ; or, a treatife concerning fcandal. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1659* 
 
 The unfearchable riches of Chrift, and of grace 
 and glory in and through him. Diligently 
 fearched into, clearly unfolded, and comfort- 
 ably holden forth, in fourteen rich gofpel- 
 fermons preached on feveral texts, at com- 
 munions in Glafgow. 12°. Berwick, 1794 
 
 Epiftle dedicatory and prefatory - - - iii-xv 
 
 1 Cor. II. 29. The great danger of unworthy com- 
 municating ------ I 
 
 I Cor. 11.29. "^^^ great fm of not difcerning the Lord's 
 body - 20 
 
 Matt. 22. 4. Gofpel preparations are the ftrongeft in- 
 vitations ------- 36 
 
 Phil. I. 27. Gofpel privileges oblige to a gofpel conver- 
 fion ------- 67 
 
 992 
 
 DURHAM, James [continued). 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The neceflity and excellency of a converfa- 
 
 tion in heaven ------ 92 
 
 Ifa. 55. 1-3. The beft wares at the loweft rates; or, 
 
 grace's market for the moneylefs - - 1 14 
 
 Pfa. 85. 8. After God fpeaks peace turn not again to 
 
 folly ■ - 136 
 
 Jer. 50. 4, 5. To amend an ill condition make fure 
 
 covenant with God - - - - 161 
 
 Jer. 50. 4, 5. Right covenanting with God a bufinefs 
 
 of the greateft concern - - . . 177 
 
 Jer. 50. 4, 5. Heart-melting is a good frame for cove- 
 nanting with God ----- 198 
 Jer. 50. 5. We fhould ftir up ourfelves to covenant 
 
 with God - - - - - -214 
 
 Jer. 50. 5. To keep covenant with God adhere to him 
 
 by faith 241 
 
 Matt. 26. 28, 29. Through Chrift's blood alone is the 
 
 remiffion of fins - - - - - 271 
 
 Matt. 26. 29. Believer's fweeteft communion is with 
 
 Chrift in heaven ----- 301 
 
 DUSAUSSAY, M. Andre, P. Predicateur. 
 
 Les cenfures prononcees par le roy d'Angleterre 
 
 contre les principaux poinfts de la dodlrine 
 
 des miniftres. 8°. Par. 1621 
 
 Apologie pour le jubile, de tres-pleniere remiffion. 
 
 8°. Par. 1617 
 
 Apologie pour le bref oftroyant pleniere indul- 
 gence. 8°. Par. 1622 
 Refutation du difcours du Sieur Du Moulin, 
 
 contre le Carefme. 8°. Par. 1618 
 
 La verite rendue fenfible a tout le monde contre 
 
 les defenfeurs de la conftitution Unigenitus. 
 
 Troifieme edition, beaucoup augmentee. 
 
 [Anon.] 12°. Brux. 1720 
 
 DUSAUTOY, Frederick, A.M. 
 Twenty fermons fuitable to the times, on the 
 
 firft part of the Book of Common Prayer. 
 
 12°. Land. 1845 
 
 I Cor. 14. 40. Rubrical diredlions - - - i 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 21. The introdudlory fentences - 11 
 
 I Their. 4. I. The exhortation - - - 23 
 
 I Pet. 2. II. Same fubjeft ... 41 
 
 I Tim. 2. 18. Same fubjeft - - - - 56 
 
 I John, I. 8, 9. The general confeflion - 69 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 14. Same fubjedl - - - - 84 
 
 Matt. 16. 19. The abfolution - - - 99 
 
 Ezek. 18. 23. Same fubjedl - - - - 117 
 
 I Theff. 4. I, 2, 8. Same fubjea - - 145 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. The Lord's Prayer. (7 ferm.) 161 
 
 Rom. 15. 6. The refponfes introdudlory to the Pfalms 
 
 293 
 
 Luke, 24. 44, 47. The invitatory pfalm, &c. - 307 
 
 John, 5. 39. The lefTons - - - - 323 
 
 DUTCH annotations upon the whole Bible, 
 together with, and according to, their own 
 tranflation of all the text, as both were ordered 
 by the Synod of Dort 1618, and publifhed by 
 authority 1637, in Englifh, by Theodore Haak, 
 Efq., 2 vol. Folio. Lond. 1657 
 
 DUTENS, Lewis. 
 
 An author of confiderable literary and political know- 
 ledge. Born in France 1729. Obtained orders in the 
 Church of England. Redlor of Elfdon, Northumberland, 
 1766. Died 1812. 
 
 Origine des decouvertes attribuees aux modernes, 
 ou Ton demontre que nos plus celebres philo- 
 fophes ont puille la plupart de Icurs connois- 
 
 I
 
 993 
 
 994 
 
 DUTENS, Lewis (continued). 
 
 fances dans les ouvrages des anciens, et que 
 plufieurs verites importantes fur la religion ont 
 ete connues des fages du Paganifme. Troifieme 
 edition. 4°. Lof'^. 1796 
 
 An inquiry into the origin of the difcoveries 
 attributed to the moderns ; wherein it is de- 
 monftrated that our moll celebrated philofo- 
 phers have, for the moft part, taken what 
 they advance from the works of the ancients ; 
 and that many important truths in religion 
 were known to the pagan fages. Tranflated, 
 with confiderable additions communicated by 
 the author. 8°. Lond. lj6g 
 
 DUTIES (The great) of life. In three parts : 
 I. With refpeft to the Supreme Being ; 11. 
 With refpeft to the laws of morality ; III. 
 With refpedl to the law of Chrift. Examined 
 by the ftandard of right reafon. By S. B., 
 Gent. Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 DUTY, The, of good men's praying that God 
 would blefs their houfe. Confidered in a 
 fermon, l Chron. 17, 27, preached in a 
 private family. By a chaplain to a perfon of 
 quality. 8°, Lond. 1724 
 
 DUTY, The, of a real Chriftian, both in faith 
 and praftice, upon gofpel principles, for pro- 
 moting a devout and holy life. With prayers. 
 12°. Lond. 1763 
 
 DUTY, The, and charafler of a national foldier, 
 reprefented in a fermon, Nehem. 6. 11, 
 preached before the Nottinghamfhire Militia, 
 on the delivery of the colours to the regiment. 
 8° Lond. 1779 
 
 DUVAL, Francis. 
 
 Reafons for refufmg to continue a member of 
 the Church of Rome, and for joining the 
 Church of England, addreffed to his children. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1846 
 
 DU VEIL, Charles Maria, D.D. 
 
 A learned converted Jew of Metz, in Lorraine. Firft in 
 communion of the Church of Rome ; afterwards admitted 
 into orders in the Church of England ; and finally became 
 a Baptift. Died about 1700. 
 
 A literal explanation of the A£ls of the Apoftles, 
 tranflated. To which is added a tranflation 
 of a learned diflertation about baptifm for the 
 dead, 1 Cor. 1 5. 20. Written in Latin by the 
 famous F. Spanhemius, Filius. 8°. Lond. 1685 
 This work was written when the author was a Baptift. 
 
 DUZA, Janus, Nordovicis. 
 
 Novorum poematum fecunda Lugdunenfis editio, 
 
 plus dimidia parte, hoc eft, novem librorum 
 
 accefTione reccns locupletata et aufta. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lugd. Bat. 1576 
 
 DWIGHT, Timothy, S.T.D., LL.D. 
 
 An eminent American Prefbyterian divine. Born at 
 Northampton, Maffachuffetts, 1752. Prefident of Yale 
 College, and Profeflbr of Divinity 1795. Died 1827. His 
 work on theology has become very popular, and gone 
 through numerous editions. 
 
 DWIGHT, Timothy, S.T.D., LL.D. {continued). 
 Theology explained and defended, in a leries of 
 fermons. With a memoir of the life of the 
 author. 5 vol. 8°. Lond. 1823 
 
 Vol. I. 1823. 
 Memoir --..-.- ix-cvii 
 Mark, 12. 32. Direfl proofs of the exiftence of God 3 
 Pfa. 14. I. Atheiftical objedlions and fchemes of doc- 
 trine confidered - - - - - 17 
 
 Pfa. 14. I. Comparative influence of Atheifm and 
 Chriftianity ------ 34 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 4. Unity of God - - - - 52 
 
 Pfa. 102. 24—27. Eternity and immutability of God 70 
 Pfa. 139. I— 12. OmniprefenceandomnifcienceofGod 86 
 Gen. 17. I. Omnipotence and independence of God 103 
 I John, 4. 8. Benevolence of God, as proved by the 
 works of creation and providence - - 119 
 
 I John, 4. 8. Benevolence of God, as exhibited by 
 revelation - - - - - ■139 
 
 Deut. 32. 4. JufticeofGod - - - 154 
 
 Pfa. 117. 2. Truth of God - - - - i66 
 
 Pfa, 103.8. Mercy of God - - - 182 
 
 I Tim. I. 17. Wifdom of God - - - 197 
 
 Job, 23. 13. Decrees of God. (2 ferm.) - 212 
 
 Jer. 10.23. Sovereignty of God ... 245 
 Gen. I. I. The air. Starry, and fupreme, heavens 264 
 Col. I. 16. Holy angels; their rank, attributes, and 
 employments. (2 ferm.) - - - 281 
 
 Jude, 6. The fallen angels - - - - 3 14 
 
 Gen. I. I. Creation of the earth - - 329 
 
 Gen. I. 26, 27. Creation of man. Body. Soul ; its 
 nature .-.---. 345 
 Gen. 2. 7. The foul of man not material - 361 
 
 Gen. 2. 7. The foul of man not a chain of ideas and 
 exercifes ------- 377 
 
 I Cor. 10. 31. The chief end of man - 393 
 
 Gen. 2. 15—17. Probation of man . - - 410 
 Gen. 3. 1-6. Temptation and fall of man - 425 
 
 Gen. 3. 14—19. Sentence pronounced on man 446 
 Depravity of man, — 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. Its univerfality, proved from revelation 
 and fafts - - - - - - 465 
 
 Jer. 8. 9. Its univerfality, proved by man's rejedtion 
 of the word of God - - - - 482 
 
 Ecclef. 8. II. Its degree - - - - 498 
 
 Vol. 2. 1822. 
 Depravity of man, continued, — 
 
 Rom. 5. 20. Its derivation from Adam - 3 
 
 Rom. 6. 12. Remarks - - - - \% 
 
 Rom. 3. 20. Man cannot be juftified by works of 
 the law ------ 38 
 
 Divinity of Chrift, — 
 
 Rom. 8. 3, 4. Proved from the names given to him 55 
 
 Rom. 8. 3, 4. Proved from the attributes and adtions 
 
 afcribed to him ... - - 74 
 
 Rom. 8. 3, 4. Proved from divine revelations fus- 
 
 tained by him, and from divine worfhip required 
 
 and rendered to him - - - . 52 
 
 Rom. 8. 3, 4. Proof. This the only ground of con- 
 
 liftency in the fcheme of redemption - 112 
 
 I Cor. 3. 20. Objeftions anfwered - - 131 
 
 I Cor. 3. 20. Objedtions to the dodtrines of the 
 
 Unitarians - - - - . -150 
 
 I Cor. 3. 20. Objedlions to the mode in which the 
 
 Unitarians condudl the controverfy - 170 
 
 Rom. 8. 3. Incarnation of Chrift - - - 1S9 
 
 Ifa. 53. 10—12. Covenant of redemption . 206 
 
 Chrift a prophet, — 
 
 Luke, 24. 19. His perfonal preaching - - 220 
 John, 7. 46. The things wl:ich he taught 236 
 
 John, 7. 46. The manner of his preaching 251 
 
 John, 7. 46. Confequences of his preaching 265 
 
 Mark, 16. 15, 16, 20. Preaching oi the apoftles. 
 (2 ferm.) .----- 278 
 
 3 s
 
 995 
 
 996 
 
 DWIGHT, Timothy, S.T.D., LL.D. {comttued). 
 Priefthood of Chrift,— 
 
 Pfa. no. 4. Origin, office, and charader, of the 
 priefthood ------ ^07 
 
 Heb. 7. 26. His holinefs of charadter - 320 
 Heb. 7. 26. His felf-government - - 332 
 Heb. 7. 26. His holinefs. Importance of this attri- 
 bute - 345 
 
 1 John, 2. 5. His example - - * 359 
 
 Rom. 3. 24-26. His atonement. (3 ferm.) 374 
 
 Heb. 7. 24, 25. His interceflion - - 421 
 
 Eph. I. 20-22. Chrift a king ... 435 
 
 Adls, 2. 22. Miracles of Chrift - - - 451 
 
 Adts, 3. 15. Refurreftion of Chrift. (2 ferm.) 465 
 Ifa. 52. 7. Amiablenefs of Chrift in publi/hing the gos- 
 pel to mankind - - . . . ^04 
 Juftification, — 
 Rom. 3. 24. The nature. The fource - 511 
 Rom. 3. 28. The means. Faith in Chrift. The 
 duty of believing ----- jjy 
 Rom. 3. 28. The nature of faith - - 542 
 Rom. 3. 28. Influence of faith in our juftification 
 
 560 
 
 James, 2. 24. Reconciliation of Paul and James. 
 
 Influence of works in our juftification - 573 
 
 Rom. 3. 31. Juftification by faith does not leflen the 
 
 obligations, or the motives to obedience 586 
 
 Titus, 3. 5. Regeneration. The agent in efFefting it. 
 
 The Holy Ghoft : his charafter - - 602 
 
 Vol. 3. 1823. 
 Regeneration, — 
 
 Ifa. 48. 16. Teftimonies to the doftrlne of the 
 Trinity from the ancient Chriftians, Jews, and 
 Heathen ...... 3 
 
 Titus, 3. 5. Agency of the Holy Ghoft - 21 
 
 John, 3. 3. Its neceffity and reality - - 35 
 
 John, 3.3. Its nature - - - - 50 
 
 Ads, 16. 29, 30. Its antecedents - - 66 
 
 Its attendants, — 
 
 Eph. 4. 22-24. Its attendants generally confidered 84 
 Matt. 27. 3-5. Faith. Repentance - 98 
 
 Gal. 5. 22. Love - - - - -in 
 
 I Tim. 5. 8. Confiftency of benevolence with pro- 
 viding peculiarly for our own - - 127 
 Rom. 2. 6,7. Confiftency of benevolence with feek- 
 ing falvation - - - - - 140 
 
 John, 13. 34. Brotherly love - - 154 
 
 Its confequences, — 
 
 1 John, 3. 2. Adoption . - - . 167 
 
 1 Theft'. 5. 23. Sanftlfication - - 180 
 John, 14. 27. Peace of confclence - - 195 
 Rom. 14. 17. Joy in the Holy Ghoft - 208 
 Prov. 4. 1 8. Increafe of grace - - - 221 
 Prov. 4. 18. Perfeverance - - _ 235 
 
 Its evidences, — 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. What are not evidences - 248 
 a Cor. 13. 5. What are real evidences - 263 
 2 Cor. 13.5. Difficulties attending the application of 
 
 thefe evidences to ourlelves - - - 281 
 
 The law of God, — 
 
 Pfa. 19. 7. Its perfeft character 
 the two great commandments 
 The firft great commandment, — 
 Mark, 12. 28-30. Love to God • 
 Job, 28. 28. Reverence of God 
 I Pet. 5. 5. Humility 
 Luke, 22. 41, 42. Refignation 
 The fecond great commandment, — 
 
 Mark, 12. 31. Love to our neighbour - 368 
 
 A(5ts, 2c. 35. Effects of benevolence on perfonal 
 
 happlnefs ------ 382 
 
 A6ts, 20. 35. Effedls of benevolence on public happl- 
 nefs - - - - - - -401 
 
 ■Afts, 20. 35. Utility the foundation of virtue 419 
 
 comprehended in 
 296 
 
 308 
 321 
 
 - 336 
 352 
 
 DWIGHT, Timothy, S.T.D., LL.D. (continueJ). 
 
 Exod. 20. 3. Comprehended in the decalogue. The 
 firft commandment - - . . ^35 
 
 Exod. 20. 4-6. The fecond commandment - 450 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. The third commandment. (3 ferm.) 465 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 The fourth commandment, — 
 
 Exod. 20. 8-1 1. The perpetuity of the fabbath I 
 Exod. 20. 8-11. The change of the fabbath 15 
 
 Heb. 4. 9. Objedllons anfwered - - 30 
 
 Ifa. 58. 13, 14. The manner in which the fabbath 
 is to be oblerved ----- 50 
 
 Exod. 20. II. Refledions on the fabbath 65 
 
 The fifth commandment, 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Duty of children - - 83 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Duty of parents, (2 ferm.) - 98 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Duty of rulers - - - 128 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Duty of fubj efts - - - 144 
 
 The fixth commandment, — 
 
 Exod. 20. 13. Killing ; when lawful, and when 
 unlawful ------ 158 
 
 Exod. 20. 13. Duelling - . - . 171 
 
 Exod. 20. 13. Suicide . - - - 186 
 
 Eph. 5. 18. Drunkennefs - - - - 202 
 
 The feventh commandment, — 
 
 Exod. 20. 14. Origin,nature, and benefits, of marriage 
 
 219 
 Exod. 20. 14. Levvdnefs - - - 235 
 
 Matt. 19. 3-1 1. Polygamy. Divorce - - 249 
 
 The eighth commandment, — 
 
 Exod. 20. 15. Idlenefs. Prodigality - 269 
 
 Exod. 20. 15. Fraud . - - . 285 
 
 Exod. 20. 15. Gaming ... 302 
 
 The ninth commandment, — 
 
 Exod. 20. 16. Nature and importance of truth and 
 veracity - - - - - -317 
 
 Exod. 20. 16. Nature and caufes of lying 331 
 
 Exod. 20. 16. Mlfchiefsand preventives of lying 345 
 Exod. 20. 16. Slander - - - . 367 
 
 The tenth commandment, — 
 
 Exod. 20. 17. Contentment - - - 382 
 
 I Tim. 6. 17-19. Charity - - - 396 
 
 I Tim. 6. 9, 10. Avarice - - - <j.ii 
 
 Rom. 12. 16. Ambition - - - - 427 
 
 Rom. 8. 7. Man's inability to obey the law of God 441 
 
 Ads, 20. 20, 21. Faith and repentance neceflary to 
 reftore us to obedience - - - - 455 
 
 The ordinary means of grace, — 
 
 I Cor. 4. 15. The means of grace. Proofs that 
 there are fuch means - . - - ^69 
 
 I Cor. 4. 15. What they are, and what is their in- 
 fluence ------ 484 
 
 I Cor. 4. 15. Objedlons anfwered - - 498 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. Hearing the word of God - 517 
 
 I The/r. 5. 17. Nature, feafons, and obligations, of 
 
 prayer - - - - - - "53° 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 The ordinary means of grace, continued. 
 
 I Theff. 5. 17. Ufefulnefs of prayer to individuals I 
 
 Eph. 6. 10. Ufefulnefs of prayer to families 16 
 
 Pfa. 73. 28. Ufefulnefs of prayer to communities 34 
 
 Job, 21. 15. Objedions to prayer confidered 49 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. Forms of prayer - - 61 
 
 Prov. 13. 20. Intercourfe with religious men 78 
 
 Prov. 4. 26. Religious meditation - - 96 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Duty of educating children religioufly. 
 
 Objedions - . . - - log 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Manner in which religious education is 
 
 to be conduded. Motives to this duty - 123 
 
 The extraordinary means of grace, — 
 
 2Cor. 6. 14. Charader of members of the Church 140 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 1-3. Officers of the Church. Minifters of 
 
 the gofpel. Who are minifters. (2 ferm.) 160 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. End, nature, and fubjeds of preaching 
 
 192
 
 997 
 
 998 
 
 DWIGHT, Timothy, S.T.D., LL.D. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Manner of preaching - 208 
 
 I Theff. 3. 2. Various duties of minifters - 226 
 Adls, 6. 1-6. Officers of the Church. Deacons 242 
 Matt. 28. 19. Ordinances of the Church, Baptifm : 
 
 its reality and intention - - - 257 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Objections againft infant-baptifm an- 
 
 fwered ...... 275 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Direft arguments for infmt-baptifm 290 
 Adls, 2. 38, 39. No infants but the children of 
 
 believers proper fubjefts of baptifm. Mode of 
 
 adminiftration ----- 308 
 
 Mark, 14. 22-25. The Lord's fupper : its nature and 
 
 defign. Qualifications of communicants - 329 
 Mark, 14. 22-25. The Lord's fupper: difpofidon 
 
 with which it is to be attended, and motives to the 
 
 attendance . - . - - 348 
 
 Matt. 18. 15-18. Difcipline of the Church - 368 
 
 Pfa. 90. 3. Death 390 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. Immediate confequences of death 408 
 Remoter confequences of death, — 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 16. The refurredlion - - 424 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10. The final judgment - - 440 
 Matt. 25. 46. Puniihment of the wicked : its duration 
 
 457 
 2 Pet. 2. 12. Puniihment of the wicked : its nature 470 
 2 Pet. 3. 13. Reward of the righteous. The new 
 creation ....-- 484 
 
 Rev. 21.1-3. The happinefs of heaven. (2 ferm.) 497 
 Prov. 8. 6. Conclufion. General remarks. (2 fs.) 529 
 
 Index 
 
 Sermons 
 
 561 
 1828 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Edin. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Deut. 29. 29. Secret things belong to God - i 
 
 Rom. 3, 4. God to be believed rather than man 18 
 
 Job, 28. 20, 21. On revelation. Men cannot find out 
 a religion which will render him acceptable to God 39 
 Job, 28. 12, 13. On revelation. Same fubjeft continued 
 
 Micah,6. 5-7. On revelation. Same fubjeft continued 75 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 20. On revelation. The ancient philofophers 
 
 incapable of producing reformation - - 91 
 
 Matt. 3.9. The fovereignty of God - - no 
 
 Ifa. 55. 8, 9. God's ways not as our ways - 126 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Life and immortality brought to light in 
 the gofpel. 2 ferm. . . - - - 145 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, 1 1. Tidings of a Saviour, tidings of great joy 
 
 181 
 I Tim. 6. 12. On a good profeffion - 
 A(£ls, 5. 38, 39. The danger of oppofing religion 
 Ifa. 60. 8. On revivals of religion - 
 John, 13. I. Chrift loves his children to the end. 
 
 216 
 231 
 2 fer. 
 250 
 281 
 
 Ecclef, 3. 12. Beneficence 
 
 Prov. 4. 20-27. On the duties connefted with a pro- 
 fe flional life. To candidates for the Baccalaureate 
 
 29S 
 
 Col. 2, 8. The nature and danger of infidel philofophy. 
 2 ferm. To candidates for the Baccalaureate 320 
 
 I Cor. 9, 24. Life, a race. To the candidates for the 
 Baccalaureate - - - - - -394 
 
 I Theff. 2. 19. Minifters and their converts, a mutual 
 rejoicing in the day of Chrift. To candidates for the 
 Baccalaureate - - - - - 417 
 
 Rom. 12.2, On conformity to this world. To candi- 
 dates for the Baccalaureate - - - - 437 
 
 Eph, 5. 1. The parental character. To candidates for 
 Baccalaureate - - - - - 456 
 
 Gen. 28. 20-22, Jacob's vow. To candidates for Bac- 
 calaureate ----- ^yy 
 
 Matt. 10. 5. The apoftles of Chrift an example. To 
 candidates for Baccalaureate - - - 495 
 
 John, 12. 43. The love of diftindlion. To candidates 
 for Baccalaureate - - - - - 516 
 
 D'WIGHT, Timothy, S.T.D., LL.D. [continued). 
 
 Jofti. 1.6,7, Independence of mind. To candidates for 
 Baccalaureate - - - - - 536 
 
 Gal, 6. 10. On doing good. To candidates for Bacca- 
 laureate - - - - - - -558 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Job, 42. 5, 6. A juft fenfeof the character and prefence 
 
 of God leadeth us to repentance - - i 
 
 Tit. 2. 6. The young exhorted to fobriety of mind 16 
 
 Matt. 12. 43-45. The danger of lofing conviftions of 
 
 confcience - - - - - - 31 
 
 Prov, 28. 26. The folly of trufting our own hearts 47 
 Luke, 15. 11-24. The prodigal fon. 2 ferm, 64 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. The unreafonablenefs of unbelief 95 
 Prov. 24. 30-32. Sloth . - - - 112 
 
 Prov. 13. 20. The danger of frequenting evil company. 
 2 ferm. ------- 129 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The duty of remembering the Creator in 
 youth. 2 ferm. - - - - - 155 
 
 Luke, 7. 11-15. The youth of Nain - - 184 
 
 Ecclef, 7. 14. Confiderations in adverfity. 2 ferm, 2CO 
 Pfa. 90. 9, The old year - - - 229 
 
 Jer. 28. 16. New year . - - - 244 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9, New year - - - 259 
 
 Job, 7. 16. Long life not defirable - - 275 
 
 Luke, 16, 26. The rich man and Lazarus - 295 
 
 Luke, 12, 40. The coming of Chrift - - 307 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. The final interview - - 324 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 14. Confiderations on the final trial, 2 ferm. 
 
 340 
 
 Luke, 13. 28-30. The difappointments which will take 
 
 place at the day of judgment. 2 ferm, - 370 
 
 Jer. 8. 20. The harveft paft - - - 404 
 
 1 Pet. 1.12, The excellence of the gofpel. Ordination 
 
 422 
 Afts, 24. 25. The preaching of Paul before Felix. Or- 
 dination ------- 448 
 
 Matt, 5. 13. The purity of the minifterial charafter. 
 Ordination ------ 474 
 
 The conqueft of Canaan, A poem, in eleven 
 
 books. Sm. 8°, Hartford [U.S.] 17% ^ 
 
 Travels in New England and New York. 4 vol. 
 
 8°. Land. 1823* 
 
 DYER, George, of Clifford's Inn. 
 
 The hiftory of the Univerlity and Colleges of 
 
 Cambridge, including notices relating to the 
 
 founders and eminent men. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1814* 
 
 The privileges of the Univerfity of Cambridge, 
 
 together with additional obferv'ations on its 
 
 hiftory, antiquities, literature, and biography. 
 
 2 vol, 8°, Lend. 1824 
 
 DYER, William. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Minifter ofCholibury, Buck- 
 inghamftiire. Ejedted 1662. Became a Quaker. Died 
 1696, aged fixty. He preached in London in the time of 
 the plague. 
 Chrift's famous titles and the believer's golden 
 
 chain, handled in divers fermons [on Cant. 5. 
 16]. Sm. 8°. ~Lond. 1683 
 
 The Defire of all Nations, 1 ; King of Kings, 25 ; the 
 Mighty God, 985 the Everlafting Father, 126; the 
 Prince of Peace, 145; the Eleft Precious, 170; 
 Wonderful, 211 ; a believer's golden chain, 247. 
 
 A cabinet of jewels ; or, a glymps of Sion's 
 glory. Sm. 8". s. !. 1663 
 
 The ftrait way to heaven - - - - 4 
 
 Rev. 14. 16. Follow the Lamb - - - 52 
 
 Chrift's voice to London [Rev. 3. 20' ; and the
 
 999 
 
 lOOO 
 
 DYER, William [continued). 
 
 great day of God's wrath [Rev. 6. 17] : be- 
 ing the I'ubllance of two fermons, preached in 
 the city in the time of the fad vifitation, to- 
 gether with the neceffity of watching and 
 praying [Mark, 14. 38]; and a fmall treatife 
 of death. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1666 
 
 DYKE, Daniel, B.D. 
 
 An excellent Puritan divine. Educated at Cambridge, 
 and became minifter of Coggefhall, in Effex. Sufpended 
 1588. Settled at St. Alban's, but was again filenced. He 
 appears never to have taken more than deacon's orders. 
 Died about 1614. He was a man of unblemished character, 
 great learning, and an eminent preacher. Bp. Wilkins 
 clafTes his fermons among the moft excellent in his day. 
 
 The myftery of felf- deceiving; or, a difcourfe of 
 the deceitfulnefs of man's heart [on Jer. 1 7. 
 9, 10]. 4°. Lond. 161 5 
 
 Six evangelical hiftories of — water turned into 
 wine, the temple's purgation, Chrift and Ni- 
 chodemus, John's laft teftimony, Chrift and the 
 woman of Samaria, the ruler's fon healed, 
 contained in the 2d, 3d, and 4th chapters of 
 St. John's Gofpel, opened and handled. 4°. 
 
 Lotid. 161 7 
 
 Two treatifes ; the one a fruitful expofition upon 
 
 DYKE, Daniel, B.D. [continued). 
 
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 ACHARD, John, D.D. 
 
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 Job, 21. 15. Objedions againft prayer confidered. 
 
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 John Newman - -- - - 193 
 
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 — - 119. 9. The word of God the young man's guide 
 
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 •^— 71. 5, 6. Providence, or our obligations to God 
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 337 
 
 EATON, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Rom. 5. 3-5. The gradual workings and produdt of 
 afflictions. (2 ferm.) - - - - 359 
 
 EBBO, Archbilliop of Rheims. 
 
 Died 851. 
 Apologeticum. D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 335 
 
 EBEDJESU. 
 
 Surnamed Bar Brlka. Born in Mefopotamia about the 
 middle of the thirteenth century. He was made the Nes- 
 torian Bifliop of Ifoba, or Nifobis, 1 286. Died 1 3 18. 
 
 Colleftio canonum ad ufum eccleficc Chaldas- 
 
 orum, Latine, interprete Aloyfio AlTemano. 
 
 Praecedit epitome Canonum Apoftolicorum, 
 
 audlore eodem Ebedjefu. Eft autem hie ordo 
 
 operis : 
 
 Canones xxv. Apoftolici ob ecclefiae ordinationem. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. lo Pars, i. 3 
 
 Prima Chriftianae dodtrinae diffufio. Ibid. 5 
 
 Defcriptio regionum, quae Apoftolicam praedicationem 
 fufccperunt. Ibid. 7 
 
 Apoftolorum Canones Ixxxiii. a S. Clemente editi. lb. 8 
 
 Apoftolorum alii Canones xx. edente eodem Clemente. 
 
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 Praefatio Ebedjefu. Ibid. 23 
 
 Index quinque tradtatuum primi voluminis Ebedjefu. 
 
 Ibid. 25 
 
 Tradtatus i. De regulis generalibus fidei. Tradt. ii. De 
 matrimoniis, Tradt. iii. De hereditatibus. Tradt. iv. 
 De indiciis inter fideles. Tradt. v. De praeceptis ca- 
 nonicis communibus. Ibid. 28 
 
 Index quatuor tradtatuum fecundi voluminis Ebedjefu. 
 
 Ibid. 94 
 
 Tradtatus vi. De prefbyteris et diaconis aliifque minori- 
 bus ordinibus, et de chorepifcopo et archidiacono. 
 Tradt. vii. De monachatu. Tradt. viii. De epifcopis 
 et metropolitis. Tradt. ix. De patriarcha. Sequuntur 
 capitula de librorum compofitoribus, et de horum ca- 
 nonum obfervantia. Ibid. 96 
 
 Idem opus Ebedjefu in original! audtoris lingua Syriaca. 
 
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 Liber Margaritas, feu de veritate Chrift. religionis, in 
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 Idem liber Latine. Ibid. 342 
 
 EBERT, James. 
 
 ProfefTor of Theology in the Univerfity of Frankfordt. 
 Born 1549; died 16 14. 
 Tetrafticha Hebrsa in textus evangelicos, &c. 
 
 Ugolinus, 31. 117 
 EBERT, Theodore. 
 
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 Poetica Hebraica, harmonica, metrica, &c. 
 
 Ugolinus, 3 1 . I 
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 Contra Waldenfes hasreticos. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 24. 1525 
 Annales. Canifms, 4. 215 
 
 Chronicon Watinenfis monafterii. 
 
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 ECKBERTUS Schaunogiensis. 
 
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 di(fl, and became Abbot of St. Florin de Schonau. 
 Contra catharos haereticos, fermones. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 23. 600 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 447 
 Opufculum de laude crucis. 
 
 Pez, Bib. Afcet. vii. 13 
 Soliloquium, feu meditationes. Ibid. 21 
 
 Stimulus amoris. Ibid. 3 7 
 
 ECKHARD, Tobias. 
 
 A learned philological fcholar. Born 1662 ; died 1757. 
 He was Reftor of the Gymnafium of Quedlimbourg. 
 Technica facra, live de origine et ufu verborum 
 atque phrafmm, quae fenfibus myfticis a Spiritu 
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 ECKING, Samuel. 
 
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 Effavs on grace, faith, and experience. Third 
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 Confefflon of faith - - - - - 231 
 
 Obfervations on Sandeman and Cudworth . 243 
 
 Sermons : 
 
 Adls, 9. 31. Gofpel ordinances confidered as means 
 
 of Chriftian edification ... i^-j 
 
 Hab. 2. 4. The life of faith confidered as oppofed to 
 
 felf-confidence - . - . - 266 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The duty of feeking firft the kingdom 
 
 of God and his righteoufnefs - - 281 
 
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 ftated and confidered - - - - 299 
 
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 EDDIUS, Stephanus. 
 
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 Britifti Hift. Gale, i. 41 
 
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 EDELMAN, William, A.B. {continued). 
 
 Heb. 3. 12 - - I 
 
 Lam. 3. 39-41. 
 
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 2 Tim. 1.5 - 25 
 
 Faft - - 
 
 - 156 
 
 Ifa. 42. 3 - - - 46 
 
 Pfa. 119. 60 - 
 
 - 186 
 
 Gen. 5. 24 - - 67 
 
 James, 4. 3 - 
 
 208 
 
 Gal. 2. 20 - - 87 
 
 Adts, 16. 14 - 
 
 - 228 
 
 Gen. 16. 13 - 107 
 
 Luke, 19. 42 
 
 - 252 
 
 Matt 28.1-6. Eaft.S. 130 
 
 Luke, 23. 34 - 
 
 - 271 
 
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 EDER, George. 
 
 A Roman Catholic theologian. Born at Freyfingen 
 
 1524. He was eleven times Redlor of the Univerfity of 
 
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 thodum, fed commentarii etiam vice haberi 
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 EDGAR, John, D.D., of Belfaft. 
 
 Difcourfe, Prov. 14. 22- Female virtue, its ene- 
 mies and friends. A difcourfe on the ftatiftics, 
 evils, and cure of proftitution. With a cir- 
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 EDGAR, Samuel. 
 
 The variations of Popery. Second edition, re- 
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 EDGE, William John, M.A. 
 
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 EDINBURGH REVIEW. 
 
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 articles contained in each volume, with names of the 
 writers as far as has been afcertained. 
 
 Vol. I. Odtober 1802 — January 1803, 
 
 J. J. Mounier. De I'influence attribuee aux philofophes, 
 
 aux Francs-Majons, et aux Illumines fur la Revolution 
 
 de France. (By Lord Jeffrey.) . . . i 
 
 T. Rennel, D.D. Difcourfes. (By the Rev. Sydney 
 
 Smith.) 83 
 
 Ch. Villers. Philofophie de Kant. (By T. Browne.) 253 
 W. Paley, D.D. Natural theology, &c. (By Lord Jef- 
 frey.) - 287 
 
 Vol. 2. April — July 1803. 
 W. Shepherd. The life of Poggio Bracciolini 42 
 
 W. Hayley. Life and letters of Cowper. (By Lord Jef- 
 frey.) ------- 64 
 
 Plutarchi moralia, edit. Wyttenbach. (By T. Elmfley.) 
 
 216 
 Homeri carmina, edit. Heyne. (By T, Elmfley.) 308 
 W. Craven, D.D. Difcourfes - - - - 437 
 
 Vol. 3. October 1803 — January 1804. 
 Necker. Cours de morale reiigieufe - - 90 
 
 Athenaei Deipnofophiftae, edit. Schweighjeufer. (By 
 
 T. Elmfley.) 181 
 
 Dugald Stewart. Life of Dr. Reid. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 269 
 G. S. Faber (D.D.). A differtation on the myfteries of 
 
 the Cabiri - 313 
 
 Sharon Turner. Hiftory of the Anglo-Saxons - 360 
 
 Vol. 4. April — July 1804. 
 W. Hayley. Life of Cowper. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 273 
 
 Vol. 5. Oftober 1804 — January 1805. 
 J. B. Howell. Obfervations on Dr. Sturges' pamphlet, 
 &c. (On the refidence of the clergy.) - 301 
 
 Froiffart. Chronicles, tranflated by Th. Johnes. (By Sir 
 
 Walter Scott.) - 347 
 
 Vol. 6. April — ^July 1805. 
 Sir H. Moncrieff. Sermons - - - 105 
 
 W. Gell. The topography of Troy - - - 257 
 V. D. C. Examen de I'Efclavage, &c. - - 326 
 
 W. Mitford. Inquiry into the principles of harmony in 
 
 language - - 357 
 
 Vol. 7. Oftober 1805 — January 1806. 
 W. Drummond. Academical queftions. (By Lord Jef- 
 frey.) - - - - - - - 163 
 
 R. Payne Knight. Inquiry into the principles of tafte 295 
 W. Rofcoe. The life and pontificate of Leo X. 336 
 R. Forfyth. Principles of moral fcience. (By Lord Jef- 
 frey) 413 
 
 Vol. 8. April — July 1806. 
 Ed. Gibbon, &c. An hiftorical view of Chriftianity 272 
 Sir J. Throckmorton. Confiderations, &c., on the peti- 
 tion of the Iriih Catholics - - - 311 
 Benjamin Franklin. Complete works. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 
 
 . 3^7 
 
 Giraldus Cambrenfis. Itinerary. Tranflated by Sir B. 
 
 Colt Hoare ------ 399 
 
 Vol. 9. Oa. 1806— Jan. 1807. 
 J. Prieftley, D.D. Memoirs. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 136 
 G. Filangieri. The fcience of legiflation. Tranflated by 
 Sir R. Clayton 354 
 
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 Vol. lo. April — July 1807. 
 T. Clarkfon. A portraiture of ^uakerifm. (By Lord 
 
 Jeffrey.) 85 
 
 Sir W. Forbes. Life of Dr. Beattie. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 
 
 171 
 W. Parnell. Hiftorical apology for the Irifli Catholics. 
 (By Sydney Smith.) - - - . 295 
 
 Vol. II. Odt. 1807— Jan. 1808. 
 J. Gillies. The hiftory of the world - - 40 
 
 Ed. Pearfon. Remarks on the dangers which threaten 
 the eftablifhed religion, &c. (On the Catholic Ques- 
 tion. By Lord Jeffrey.) - - - - 116 
 R. A. Ingram. Caufes of the increafe of Methodifm. 
 
 (By Sydney Smith.) 341 
 
 Vol. 12. April— July 1808. 
 J. Owen. An addrefs to the chairman of the Eaft India 
 Company, &c. (On Indian miffions. By the Rev. S. 
 
 Smith.) 151 
 
 C. J. Fox. Hiftory of James II. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 271 
 W. Mitford. Hiftory of Greece, vol. iv. - - 478 
 
 Vol. 13. Oa. 1808— Jan. 1809. 
 Colonel Hutchinfon. Memoirs of his life. (By Lord 
 Jeffrey.) ...... i 
 
 [Warburton.] Letters from a late eminent prelate. (By 
 Lord Jeffi-ey.) - - - - _ - - 343 
 
 C. Wilkins. A grammar of the Sanfkrita language 366 
 
 Vol. 14. April — July 1809. 
 R.Morehead. A feriesof difcourfes. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 82 
 Plato. Works, tranflated by Sydenham and Taylor 187 
 A. Cayley. Memoirs of Sir Thomas More - 360 
 
 Strabo. Rerum geograph. libri xvii. (By Payne Knight. ) 
 
 429 
 Vol. 15. Oct. 1809 — Jan. 1810. 
 ./Efchylus. TragCEdiae, edit. Butler, 152 - Id. 315 
 
 Madame du Deffand. Correfpondance, &c. (By Lord 
 
 Jeffrey.) 458 
 
 Vol. 16. April — Auguft 18 10. 
 Herculanenfia ---... 368 
 J. T. de N. Sur la tolerance religieufe - 413 
 
 Sir Ralph Sadler. State papers - . - ^/^-j 
 
 Vol. 17. Nov. 18 10 — Feb. 18 11. 
 Sir J. C. Hippifley. Subftance of the fpeech of, &c. 
 (On the Catholic Queftion. By Lord Jeffrey.) I 
 
 Dugald Stewart. Philofophical effays. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 
 
 167 
 .(^fchylus. Prometheus vindtus, edit. J. C. Blomfield. 
 
 (By T. Elmfley.) 211 
 
 Ed. Moor. The Hindu Pantheon - - 311 
 
 Hephaeftio. Enchyridion, edit. Gaisford - - 381 
 
 Bp. Horfley. Sermons - - - - 465 
 
 Vol. 18. May— Auguft 181 1. 
 
 Arch. Alifon. Effays on the nature and principles of 
 
 tafte. (By Lord Jeffrey.) - - . - i 
 
 Burney. Tentamen de metris ab .<^fchylo in choricis 
 
 cantibus adhibitis - . . - - 1^2 
 
 S. Heywood. A vindication of Mr. Fox's hiftory, &c. 
 
 (By the Rev. S. Smith.) - - - - 325 
 
 Vol. 19. Nov. 1811 — Feb. 1812. 
 
 Euripides. Hecuba, edit. Porfon. (By T. Elmfley.) 64 
 
 The Rev. C. Wyvill. Papers on toleration - 149 
 
 Lord Clarendon. Religion and policy. (On Catholics.) 
 
 /Efchylus. Tragoediae, edit. Butler - - - 477 
 
 Vol. 20. July — Nov. 1812. 
 Th. MacCrie. The life of John Knox. (By Ld. Jeffrey.) i 
 General index to the contents of the above 20 vol. 8"^. 
 
 Edin. 18 1 3 
 Vol. 21. Feb. — July 1813. 
 Madame de Stael. De la litterature confideree dans fes 
 rapports avec les inftitutions. (By Lord Jeffrey.) i 
 G. Tomline, Bifhop of Lincoln. A charge. (On Catho- 
 lics. By the Rev. Sydney Smith.) " " 93 
 W. Coxe. Memoirs of the Kings of Spain, &c. 175 
 Photius. Lexicon, edit. Hermann - - 329 
 
 EDINBURGH REVIEW [continued). 
 
 Th. Clarkfon. Memoirs of the private and public life of 
 
 William Penn. (By Lord Jeffrey.) - - 444 
 
 Vol. 22. Oa. 1813— Jan. 1814. 
 
 J. Bentham. Theorie des peines et des rccompenfes i 
 
 Marina. Enfaya hiftorico-critico fobre la antigua le- 
 
 giflacion, &c. (On the ancient legiflation of Spain.) 50 
 
 Madame de Stael. De I'Allemagne. (By Sir J. Mackin- 
 
 tofli.) 198 
 
 Vol. 23. April — Sept. 1814. 
 The Rev. J. Berington. A literary hiftory of the middle 
 ages ....... 229 
 
 Marina. Teoria de los Cortes. (On the Cortes of Spain. ) 
 
 347 
 
 Rev. A. Alifon. Sermons. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 424 
 Vol. 24. Nov. 1814 — Feb. 1815. 
 
 H. S. Boyd. Tranflations from the Fathers. (By Thos. 
 Moore.) - - 58 
 
 A warning to the whole world, &c. (On Johanna 
 Southcott. ) - - - - - - 450 
 
 Vol. 25. June— oa. 1815. 
 
 J. C. L. S. de Sifmondi. De la litterature du midi de 
 I'Europe - - - - - - - 31 
 
 Sir N. W. Wraxall. Hiftorical memoirs of my own 
 time, &c. (On modern Englifh hiftory, by Sir J. 
 Mackintofh. ) - - - - - 168 
 
 J. Lingard. The antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church. 
 
 (By M. Allen.) 346 
 
 Vol. 26. Feb. — ^June 18 1 6. 
 
 Madame de Larochejaquelin. Memoires. (By Lord 
 Jeffrey. )-.--.. i 
 
 W. A. Schlegel. Leaures on dramatic literature 67 
 
 Culloden papers .-..-. 107 
 
 J. H. B. Oldfield. The reprefentative hiftory of Great 
 Britain and Ireland, &c. (On the conftitution of par- 
 liament. By M. Allen.) - - - 338 
 
 J.S.Clarke. The life of James II. - - - 402 
 
 Vol. 27. Sept. — Dec. 1816. 
 
 J.Swift, D.D. Works, edit. W. Scott. (By Ld. Jeffi-ey.) I 
 
 G. Cook, D.D. The hiftory of the Church of Scotland, 
 ( On the toleration of the Reformers. ) - 163 
 
 Dugald Stewart. Introduaion to the Encyclopaedia Bri- 
 tannica. (By Sir J. Mackintosh. ) - - 180 
 
 A letter to the Roman Catholic priefts of Ireland, ice. 
 (On the Catholic queftion.) - - - 310 
 
 S. T. Coleridge. The ftatefman's manual - 444 
 
 Vol. 28. March — Auguft 181 7. 
 
 Common confent the bafis of the conftitution of Eng- 
 land, &c. (On annual parliaments and univerfal fuf- 
 frage.) ..-.-. 126 
 
 Benj. Franklin. Private correfpondance. (By Lord 
 Jeffrey.) .---.-- 275 
 Vol. 29. Nov. 1817— Feb. 1818. 
 
 The identity of Junius with a diftinguiftied living cha- 
 raaer, &c. (By Sir J. Mackintofti.) - 94 
 
 W. Ward. Account of the writings, religion, and man- 
 ners of the Hindoos, &c. .... 377 
 
 Dante, with a new commentary, &c. (By UgoFofcolo. ) 
 
 453 
 Vol. 30. June — Sept. 1818. 
 H. Hallam. View of the ftate of Europe during the 
 middle ages ------ 140 
 
 Bp. Watfon. Memoirs of his life - - - 206 
 
 Cancellieri. Obfervations on Dante. (By Ugo Fofcolo.) 
 
 . . , . . 317 
 
 L'Abbe Georgel. Memoires pour fervir a Thiftoire de la 
 
 fin du i8me fiecle - - - - 425 
 
 Vol. 31. Dec. 1818 — March 1819. 
 
 Horace Walpole. Letters - - - - 80 
 
 Sempere. Hiftoire des Cortes d'Efpagne. (On the Gotliic 
 
 laws of Spain.) - . - - - 92 
 
 Memoires du Pontificat de Pie VI. - - - 271 
 
 Vol. 32. July— Oa. 1 8 19. 
 J. D. Wiarda. Neuefte ofttriefifche Gefchichte. (On the 
 ancient laws of the Frifons.) - . - i 
 
 3 T
 
 101 I 
 
 101; 
 
 EDINBURGH REVIEW {contwued). 
 
 Vol. 33. Jan. — May 1820. 
 Demofthenes, edit. Auger .... 226 
 F. Bopp. Nalus, carmen Sanfcriticum - 431 
 
 Vol. 34. Augull — Nov. 1820. 
 Plan for a commutation of tithes - - - 61 
 
 Magnus, lex reformator ; leges Gulathingenfes. (On the 
 ancient laws of the Scandinavians.) - - 176 
 
 J. Fofter. Eflay on the evils of popular ignorance (On 
 the new plan of education for England.) - 214 
 Ariftophanes, edit. T. Mitchell - - - 271 
 
 Vol. 35. March — July 1 82 1. 
 Report from the Lords' Committees, &c. (Hiftory of 
 the Englifh legiflature) . - . . y 
 
 Bp. Tomline. Memoirs of the life of the Rt. Hon. W. 
 
 Pitt, &c. - 437 
 
 S. de Sifmondi. Hiftoire des Franjais - - 488 
 
 Vol. 36. Oa. 1821— Feb. 1822. 
 Sir G. Mackenzie, Memoirs of the affairs of Scotland, 
 
 &c. .-..-.. I 
 
 Madame Necker. CEuvres inedites de Madame de Stael, 
 &c. (By Lord Jeffrey. ) . , . 54 
 
 Demofthenes et Efchine. CEuvres completes, edit. Auger 
 
 82. Ibid. 483 
 
 Mark Wilks. Hiftory of the perfecutions endured by the 
 Proteftants of the South of France - - 118 
 
 Dugald Stewart. Introduftion to the Encyclopaedia Bri- 
 tannica --.... 220 
 
 Sir M. Hale. The hiftory of the common law of Eng- 
 land, &c. (Courts of the ancient Engli/h common 
 law. By Sir F. Palgrave.) - - - - 287 
 
 Vol. 37. June — Nov. 1822. 
 
 Trial of J. Amb. Williams, for a libel on the clergy, &c. 
 (On clerical abufes.) - - . . 350 
 
 J. S. Grim/hawe. The wrongs of the clergy of the dio- 
 cefe of Peterborough, &-c. (On epifcopal examina- 
 tions. By S. Smith.) - . - . 4^2 
 Vol. 38. Feb.— May 1823. 
 
 Refleftionson the ftate of Ireland in the nineteenth cen- 
 tury, &c. (The hiftory and fettlement of tithes in 
 Scotland.) ----.. j 
 
 Remarks on the confumption of public wealth by the 
 clergy of every Chriftian nation, &c. (On church 
 eftabliftiments.) - - ... 145 
 
 Vol. 39. oa. 1823 — Jan. 1824. 
 
 W. Buckland. Reliquiae diluvianae - - 196 
 
 J. R. Meyrick. A critical enquiry into ancient armour, 
 &c. (By Lord Jeffrey. ) - . . . 346 
 
 J. Grimm. Silva de viejos romances. (On the early 
 narrative and lyrical poetry of Spain.) - 393 
 
 Vol. 40. March — July 1824. 
 
 G. Brodie. A hiftory of the Britifh empire, &c. (By 
 Lord Jeffrey.) . . . . _ ^2 
 
 Proceedings of a general court-martial, &c. (On Weft 
 India mifllons.) - - . - . 226 
 
 J. Schoell. Hiftoire abregee de la litterature Romaine, 
 
 &c. 
 
 375 
 
 J. H. Wifl^en. The works of Garcilafo de la Vega, &c. 
 
 (On the lyric poetry of Spain.) - - 443 
 
 Vol. 41. oa. i824_Jan. 1825. 
 
 H. Ellis. Original letters, illuftrative of Englifli hiftory, 
 
 &c. ------ - 427 
 
 Vol. 42. April — Auguft 1825. 
 J. Lingard, D.D. Hiftory of England - - i 
 
 On the Alien bill, &c. (The alien law of England.) 99 
 Milton. De doarina Chrifldana, &c. (By T. B. Mac- 
 aulay.) --.-.. 504 
 
 Des perfecutions religieufes dans le canton de Vaud 389 
 
 Vol. 43. Nov. 1825— Feb. 1826. 
 
 S. Pepys. Memoirs, edit. Braybrooke. (By Ld. Jeffrey. )23 
 
 C. Butler. The book of the Roman Catholic Church, 
 
 &c. (On Catholic emancipation.) - - 125 
 
 Hiftoire du paffage des Alpes par Annibal, &c. 163 
 
 Vol. 44. June — Sept. 1826. 
 Ch. Wordfworth, D.D. Who wrote Icon B.ifilike i" i 
 
 EDINBURGH REVIEW [continued). 
 
 J. Lingard, D.D. Hiftory of England, (On the mas- 
 
 facreofSt. Bartholomew.) - . . 04 
 
 An Epifcopalian. Letters on the Church - 490 
 
 Vol. 45. Dec. 1826 — March 1827. 
 Champollion. Precis du fyfteme hieroglyphique, &c. 95 
 R.Hall. Modern infidelity, &c. ( On pulpit eloquence.) I47 
 Machiavel. Qiuvres completes, traduites par J, V. Pe- 
 
 rier. (By T. B. Macaulay.) - - 259 
 
 Lord Nugent. A plain ftatement, &c. (On the Catholic 
 
 queftion.) .---.. ^23 
 
 Vol. 46. June— oa. 1827. 
 G. Gallicioli. Memoire Venete, &c. (On the democra- 
 
 tical conftitution of Venice.) - - - 75 
 
 H. Ellis. Original letters, illuftrative of Engli/h hiftory, 
 
 &c. ..----. 1^5 
 
 F. Horn. The poetry and oratory of the Germans, &c, 
 (On the prefent ftate of German literature.) 304 
 
 Vol. 47. Jan. — May 1828. 
 J. Dryden. Poetical works ... j 
 
 A. Thomfon, D.D. The refurreaion of believers, &c. 242 
 S. M. Phillips. State trials - - - - 261 
 H. Neale. The romance of hiftory . - 331 
 Sophocles. OEdipus tyrannus. (On Greek tragedy.) 418 
 
 Vol. 48. Sept.— Dec. 1828. 
 H. Hallam. The conftitutional hiftory of England. (By 
 
 T. B. Macaulay.) ----- 96 
 
 C. J. Rich. Second memoir on Babylon, &c, - 185 
 Bp, Heber. A narrative of a journey, &c. (By Lord 
 
 Jeffrey.) - - - - . . 312 
 
 Gaius. Inftitutionum commentarii 4. (On palimpfefts, 
 
 papyri, &c.) .-.--. 3^8 
 Vol. 49. March — June 1829. 
 P. L. Courier. Colleftion complete des pamphlets poli- 
 
 tiques, &c. ------ ^4 
 
 J. Mill. Effays on government, &c. - - 159 
 
 M. T. Sadler. Ireland, its evils and their remedies, &c. 
 
 (On the Catholic queftion.) ... 218 
 
 J. Britton. Architeaural antiquities - - 420 
 
 Vol. 50. oa. 1829 — Jan. 1830. 
 Lord King. The life of John Locke - - i 
 
 Corpus fcriptorum hiftor. Byzantinae - 85 
 
 W. E. Channing, D.D. Sermons, &c. - 125 
 
 V. Coufin, Cours de philofophie - - - 194 
 
 G. Miller, D.D. Leaures on the philofophy of modern 
 hiftory, &c. (On providential and prophetical his- 
 tories.) ,...-. 287 
 
 F. Inghirammi. Monumenti Etrufchi, &c. - 372 
 W. Wilfon. Life of D. Defoe - . - 397 
 
 R.Southey. Sir Thomas More. (By T.B. Macaulay.) 528 
 
 Vol. 51. April — ^July 1830. 
 Sir J. Turner. Memoirs of his lite - - - 38 
 
 Bp. Monk. The life of R. Bentley - - 321 
 
 B. G. Niebuhr. The hiftory of Rome - - 358 
 V. Kennedy. Refearches into the origin and affinity of 
 
 languages - ... - 529 
 
 Vol. 52. oa. 1830 — Jan. 183 1. 
 J. Afhburnham. A narrative of his attendance on King 
 
 Charles I., &c. .----- 26 
 
 J. Reid. CEuvres completes, edit. Jouffroy - 158 
 
 Vol. 53. March — June 183 i. 
 J. Lingard, D.D. Hiftory of England - - I 
 
 W.Taylor. Hiftoric furvey of German literature. (By 
 
 T. Carlyle.) 151 
 
 Epiftolae obfcurorum virorum - - - - 180 
 
 Th. Erfkine. A letter on the gifts of the Spirit, &c. 
 
 (On pretended miracles.) . - - 261 
 
 Vol. 54. Auguft — Dec. 183 1. 
 J. Bofwell. The life of S. Johnfon, edit. Croker. (By 
 
 T. B. Macaulay.) i 
 
 Remarks on the fuppofed Dionyfius Longinus, &c. (On 
 
 the Greek philofophy of tafte.) - - 39 
 
 A. Crombie. Natural theology ... 147 
 Rev. H. J. Rofe. The ftate of Proteftantifm in Ger- 
 many, &c. ------ 238
 
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 H.J.Todd. The life of Abp. Cranmer - - 312 
 
 T. Hope. An eflay on the origin and profpedts of man, 
 
 &c 351 
 
 J. Bunyan. The pilgrim's progrefs, edit. Southey. (By 
 
 T. B. Macaulay) . . - . . 450 
 
 Lord Nugent. Memorials of J. Hampden. (By T. B. 
 
 Macaulay.) ------ 505 
 
 Vol. 55. Jan. — July 1832. 
 W. L. Bowles. The life of Thomas Ken, D.D., &c. 26 
 Sapphus Lefbiae carmina, &c. - - - - 182 
 
 E. Nares, D.D. Memoirs of the life of Lord Burghley, 
 &c. 271 
 
 F. Palgrave. The rife and progrefs of the Englifh com- 
 monwealth ------ 305 
 
 G. Rofetti. Sullo fpirito antipapale dei claflici antichi 
 d'ltalia 531 
 
 Vol. 56. July 1832 — Jan. 1833. 
 Sir D. Brewfter. The life of Sir I. Newton - i 
 
 R. Vaughan, D.D. The life and opinions of John de 
 Wycliffe, &c. ----- 224 
 
 B. G. Niebuhr. The hiftory of Rome - - 267 
 
 Platonis convivium, edit. Riikert - - 350 
 
 Lord Mahon. Hiftory of the war of the fucceflion in 
 
 Spain. (By T. B. Macaulay.) - . - 4^9 
 
 General index to the contents of vol. 21-50. 8°. 
 
 Ed in. 1830 
 
 Vol.57. Jan-— July 1833. 
 
 Abp. Whately and others. On logical fcience - 194 
 
 J. Klaproth. Examen critique de travaux de feu M. 
 
 Champollion - - - - - 46 1 
 
 Vol. 58. July 1833— Jan. 1834. 
 J. Search. Confiderations on the law of libel - 387 
 Lucy Aikin. Memoirs of the court of Charles I. 398 
 
 Vol. 59. April — July 1834. 
 Ifaac Taylor. Fanaticifm - - - - 30 
 
 A. H. L. Heeren. Hiftorical refearches - 87 
 
 V. Coufm. Cours de I'hiftoire de la philofophie. (By 
 
 Sir W. Hamilton.) - - - - - 359 
 
 J. E. Tyler, B.D. Oaths, their origin, nature, and his- 
 tory -.-.-.- 446 
 Vol. 60. July 1834 — Jan. 1835. 
 A bill to remove certain difabilities, &c. (On the ad- 
 miflion of Diflenters to the univerfities.) 202, 422 
 On Church property, &c. (On the Irifh Catholic clergy.) 
 
 483 
 Vol. 61. April — July 1835. 
 Mirabeau. Memoires biographiques, litteraires et poli- 
 tiques - - - - - - -186 
 
 Sir J. Mackintofli. Hiftory of the revolution in England 
 
 in 1688. (By T. B. Macaulay.) - - 265 
 
 Ariftophanes. Acharnenfis, edit. T. Mitchell - 323 
 
 Vol. 62. Oa. 1835— Jan. 1836. 
 G. W. Cooke. Memoirs of Lord Bolingbroke 1 
 
 Bp. Thirl wall. The hiftory of Greece - - 83 
 
 G. Waddington, Hiftory of the Church, &c. 132 
 
 Memoirs of Sir J. Mackintofh. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 205 
 Mrs. R. Lee. Memoirs of Baron Cuvier, &c. 265 
 
 Vol. 63. April — July 1836. 
 Capefigue. Hiftoire de la reforme, de la ligue, et du 
 regne du Henri IV. - - . . i 
 
 J. H. Newman. The Arians of the fourth century, &c. 
 
 44 
 R. D. Hampden (now Bp. of Hereford). Inaugural lec- 
 ture, &c. - - - - - - -225 
 
 M. J. Chapman. The Greek paftoral poets - 287 
 
 Cowper. Works, editions of Southey and Grimfliawe 337 
 
 Vol. 64. oa. 1836— Jan. 1837. 
 Sir Thomas Browne. Works - - - - i 
 
 Poggius. Epiftolas ----- 60 
 
 Th, Lathbury. Hiftory of the Englifh epifcopacy 93 
 Lord Mahon. Hiftory of England - - 232 
 
 Lord Brougham. Difcourfe on natural theology 263 
 
 The myfteries of providence and the triumphs of grace. 
 (On evangelical preaching.) - - - 428 
 
 EDINBURGH REVIEW {continued). 
 
 Vol. 65. April — July 1837, 
 W. Buckland. Geology and mineralogy confidered, &c. I 
 J. Prior. The life of Oliver Goldfmith - 204 
 
 F. Bacon. Works, edit. Montagu. 
 
 Vol. 66. Oft. 1837— Jan. 1838. 
 Sir F. Palgrave. Documents illuftrative of Scottifli his- 
 tory ------- 36 
 
 W. Whewell. Hiftory of the indudlive fciences no 
 
 Sir J. Campbell. Letter to Lord Stanley on the law of 
 
 church-rates, &c. ----- jpj 
 
 E. B. Pufey. Patience and confidence the ftrength of 
 the Church . . - . . 3^6 
 
 Vol. 67. April— July 1838. 
 
 Lady Ch. Bury. Diary illuftrative of the times of George 
 
 IV. (On the abufes of the prefs.) - i 
 
 W. Wilberforce. Life by his fons. (By Lord Jeffrey.) 142 
 
 A Comte. Cours de philofophie pofitive - 271 
 
 F. Guizot. Leftures on European civilifation - 357 
 R. T. Ward. An hiftorical effay on the real charadter 
 
 and amount of the precedent of the revolution of 
 1688 ----- 415 
 
 W. Pitt, Earl of Chatham. Correfpondence - 436 
 C. W. Johnfon. The life of Sir Ed. Coke - 461 
 
 R. Philip. The lifeand times of the Rev. G. Whitfield 500 
 R. H. Froude. Remains . - . - 525 
 
 Vol. 68. oa. 1838— Jan. 1839. 
 T. P. Courtenay. Memoirs of the life, &c. of Sir W. 
 Temple - - - - - - 113 
 
 Merle d'Aubigne. Hiftory of the great Reformation 273 
 S. Parr. Metaphyfical trafts of the l8th century 337 
 W. H. Preicott. Hiftory of Ferdinand and Ifabella 376 
 T. H. Lifter. Life and adminiftration of Edward, firft 
 Lord Clarendon - - _ - 460 
 
 Vol. 69. April — July 1839. 
 T. H. Lifter. An anfwer to the milreprefentations, &c. 
 (Charles I. and the Scotch commiffioners.) 104 
 
 W. E. Channing. Remarks on the charadter and wri- 
 tings of John Milton. (By T. B. Macaulay.) 214 
 W. E. Giadftone. The State in its relations with the 
 Church - - - - - - 231 
 
 Vol. 70. oa. 1839— Jan. 1S40. 
 W. Goode. A brief hiftory of church-rates, &c. (By 
 Sir J. Stephen.) ----- 48 
 
 R. Baxter. Praaical works - - - iSi 
 
 J. Douglas. On the philofophy of the mind - 362 
 P. F. Tyler. England under the reigns of Edward VI. 
 and Mary -.---. 446 
 
 Vol. 71. April — July 1840. 
 Sir W. Raleigh. Works - - - - 1 
 
 I. Taylor. Phyfical theory of another life - 220 
 
 T. Carlyle. The French revolution, a hiftory 411 
 
 Vol. 72. oa. 1840— Jan. 1 841. 
 W. Wilberforce. Correfpondence - - 48 
 
 A. W. Hare. Sermons to a country congregation 68 
 S. Davidfon. Leaures on biblical criticifm - 132 
 
 H. Hallam. Introduaion to the literature of Europe 194 
 L. Ranke. Hiftory of the popes. (By T. B. Macaulay.) 
 
 227 
 Vol. 73, April — July 1841. 
 
 F. Lieber. Manual of political ethics - - 55 
 K. Hoffmeiftcr. Schiller's Leben. (By T. Carlyle.) 151 
 Lady Morgan. Woman and her mafter, &c. (On the 
 
 rights and conditions of woman.) - - 189 
 
 Reuchlin. Hiftory of Port-Royal. (By Sir J. Stephen.) 
 
 310 
 H. Swinburne. The courts of Europe at the dole ot the 
 laft century - - - - - 461 
 
 Vol. 74. oa. 1841— Jan. 1842. 
 
 G. Borrow. An account of the gypfies of Spain 45 
 S. Pepys. Life, journal, and correfpondence - 105 
 G. R. Gleig. Memoirs of Warren Haftings. (By T. B. 
 
 Macaulay.) ------ 160 
 
 W. Whewell. The philofophy of the induftive fciences 
 
 264
 
 IOI5 
 
 ioi6 
 
 EDINBURGH REVIEW {continued). 
 
 T. Fuller. Life and works. (By H. Rogers.) 328 
 
 Vol. 75. April — July 1842. 
 T. Moore. Poetical works - - - - 162 
 
 T. Campbell. Frederick the Great and his times 318 
 J. Roothman. Exercitiafpiritualia. (On thejefuits.) 296 
 
 Vol.76. Oa. 1842— Jan. 1843. 
 A. Alifon. Hiftory of Europe - - . 1 
 
 Berryer. Souvenirs - - - - - 121 
 
 Madame de Sevigne and her contemporaries - 203 
 
 T. Arnold, D.D. Introductory leClures on modern his- 
 tory - - - - - - - 357 
 
 A. Vinet. Memoire en faveur de la liberie descultes 382 
 
 Vol. 77. Feb. — April 1843. 
 J. Williams. Homerus - . - . ^^ 
 
 G. Borrow. The Bible in Spain - - - 105 
 
 H. Wheaton. Hiftory of the progrefs of the law of na- 
 tions ------- 303 
 
 Trafts for the times, &c. (Pufeyifm.) - - 501 
 
 Vol. 78. July— oa. 1843. 
 Lucy Aikin. The life of Jofeph Addifon - 193 
 
 L. Horner. Memoirs and correfpondence of F. Horner 261 
 S. T. Rigaud. Hiftorical efTay on the firft publication of 
 Sir Il'aac Newton's Principia - - - 402 
 
 Vol. 79. Jan. — April 1844. 
 J. Michelet. Hiftoire de France - - - i 
 
 J. Dove. Life of Andrew Marvell. (By H. Rogers.) 68 
 Carnot et David. Memoires de Bertrand Barere 275 
 
 Vol. 80. July— oa. 1844. 
 J. H. Jefle. George Selwyn and his contemporaries I 
 Memoires du Due de la Force, &c. - - - 104 
 
 MaryMilner. The life of If. Milner, &c. (The Clap- 
 ham itGt, by Sir J. Stephen.) - - 251 
 W. Palmer. Narrative of events, &c. &c. (Recent 
 developements of Pufeyifm, by H. Rogers.) 309 
 General index to vol. 51-80. Lond. 1850 
 Vol. 81. Jan. — April 1845. 
 Lord Brougham. Political philofophy - i 
 Horace Twifs. The public and private life of Lord Eldon 
 
 131 
 A. T. Stanley. The life and correfpondence of T. Ar- 
 nold, D.D. . . - . . - 192 
 
 E. J. Delecluze, Gregoire VII., &c. (By Sir J. Stephen. ) 
 
 ^73 
 Hueber and Newman. The Englifli univerfities, &c. 
 
 (Oxford and Mr. Ward. ) - - . 385 
 
 Michelet and Qi^inet. Des Jefuites, &c. (The Univer- 
 
 fity and the Church in France.) - - - 399 
 
 W. H. Prefcott. Hiftory of the conqueft of Mexico 434 
 T. Arnold, D.D. Fragment on the Church 526 
 
 Vol. 82. July— oa. 1845. 
 Veftiges of the natural hiftory of creation - i 
 
 Martin Luther's correfpondence. Edited, with critical 
 
 and hiftorical notes, by W. M. L. De Wette. (By 
 
 H. Rogers.) .... - 93 
 
 S. Sturlefon. The Heimikringla ; or, chronicle of the 
 
 kings of Norway - ... - 267 
 
 F. Guizot. Effais fur I'hiftoire de France. Cours d'his- 
 toire moderne .... - 331 
 
 Lord Chefterfield. Letters. Edit. Lord Mahon 421 
 
 De Foe. Works. Edit. W. Hazlitt, jun. - 480 
 
 Vol. 83. Jan.— April 1846. 
 
 C. Ullmann and A. Hauber. Two feries of remarks on 
 the German-Catholic movement, &c. (On the Ger- 
 man-Catholic Church. ) - . - - 100 
 
 Lord Campbell. The lives of the Lord Chancellors, &c. 
 
 Dureau de la Malle. Economie politique des Romains 351 
 Chev. C. C. J. Bunfen. Egypt's place in ancient hiftory 
 
 391 
 W. S. Landor. Colleaed writings - - - 486 
 
 Vol. 84. July— oa. 1846. 
 Guhrauer. Life of Leibnitz. (By H. Rogers.) i 
 
 Sir Simonds d'Ewes. A journal of the parliament 76 
 
 EDINBURGH REVIEW {continued). 
 
 Jacobfon. Patres apoftolici, &c. (On myfticifm and 
 
 fcepticifm.) - - - . - 195 
 
 G. Grote. A hiftory of Greece, vol. I, 2 . 343 
 
 Vol. 85. Jan. — April 1847. 
 Lives of the Englifli faints, &c. . - . 295 
 
 Sarah Martin. Life, &c. (On prifon vifiting.) 320 
 
 A. Schmolders. EfTai fur les ecoles philofophiques chez 
 les Arabes ------ j^q 
 
 A brief difcourfe of the troubles begun at Frankfort in 
 1554. (On the Marian exiles. ) - - 399 
 
 Vol. 86. July— oa. 1847. 
 
 E. C. de Malan. Hiftoire de Saint Franjois d'Aflife, &c. 
 (By Sir J. Stephen.) - - - - i 
 
 B. Difraeli. Tancred, &c. (On the emancipation of 
 the Jews.) .--.-. 133 
 
 W. Palmer. The doarine of developement and con- 
 fcience, &c. (On the ftudy of the Chriftian evidences. ) 
 
 397 
 H. E. Napier. Florentine hiftory - - - 465 
 
 Vol. 87. Jan.— April 1848. 
 
 A. de Lamartine. Hiftoire des Girondins - 1 
 
 A. von Humboldt. Cofmos - - - - 170 
 
 Plato. The apology of Socrates, the Crito, and part of 
 
 the Phaedo, &c. (On the genius of Plato. By H. 
 
 Rogers.) 321 
 
 J. Cottle. Reminifcences of S. T. Coleridge and R. 
 
 Southey, &c. --.--- 368 
 
 A. Vermeil. Etabliffement des fceurs de charite Protes- 
 
 tantes en France, &c. (On deaconeftes, or Proteftant 
 
 fifterhoods. ) - . - . . ^30 
 
 W. Allen and Elizabeth Fry. Their lives - 503 
 
 Vol.88. July— Oa. 1848. 
 Fauriel. Hiftoire de la poefie Provenyal, &c. (On Pro- 
 vencal and Scandinavian poetry.) - - i 
 S. Sharpe. The hiftory of Egypt - - - 32 
 G. R. M. Ward. Oxford Univerfity ftatutes. (On aca- 
 demical teft articles. ) .... 163 
 
 Vol. 89. Jan. — April 1849. 
 Valery. Correfpondance inedite de Mabillon et de Mont- 
 faucon. (On the French Benediaines. By Sir J. Ste- 
 phen.) -.-.--. I 
 Mignet and Grimblot. Negotiations relatives a la fuc- 
 ceflion d'Efpagne - - - - - 115 
 
 J. M. Kemble. The Saxons in England, &c. - 151 
 Mrs. Jamefon. Sacred and legendary art, &c. 381 
 
 Vol. 90. July — oa. 1849. 
 De Tocqueville. Hiftoire philofophique du regne du 
 Louis XV. ...... 77 
 
 W. Cureton. Corpus Ignatianum - - - 155 
 
 T. B. Macaulay. Hiftory of England - - 249 
 
 J. A. Froude. The Nemefis of faith, &c. (On reafon 
 and faith. By H, Rogers.) - - - 293 
 
 Vol. 91. oa. 1849— April 1850. 
 Geo. Grote, Efq. Hiftory of Greece - . 118 
 
 A. de Lamartine. Hiftoire de la Revolution 1848 228 
 Sydney Smith's moral philofophy - - - 356 
 
 W. S. Landor. Works .... 408 
 
 G. C. Lewis. Influence of authority in matters of opinion 
 
 508 
 Vol. 92. July— oa. 1850. 
 M. A. guetelet. On probabilities ... i 
 
 C. Merivale. Hiftory of the Romans - - 57 
 M. Merimee. Hiftory of Peter the Cruel - 186 
 Goethe's Feftival, Guizot on the Englifh Revolution, 
 
 Gorham controverfy. 
 R.G.Latham. The Englifh language - - 293 
 
 W. Mure. Hiftory of the language and literature of an- 
 cient Greece ..... 398 
 Church and ftate education. Britifh Mufeum commiflion. 
 Horace and TafTo. 
 
 Vol. 93. Jan.— April 1851. 
 Englifti Socialifm and Communiftic aflbciations i 
 
 Lord Campbell's Lives of the Chief Juftices of England 97 
 Lord Clarendon's adminiftration of Ireland 208
 
 I017 
 
 ioi8 
 
 EDINBURGH MVIEW [co/jtlnueJ). 
 
 Southey's Lite and correfpondence - - 370 
 
 Coufin. Hiftoire de la philofophie moderne, &c. 429 
 
 Vol. 94. July— Oa. 185 1. 
 
 Greek text of the New Teftament - - - i 
 
 Hartley Coleridge. Poems - - - 64 
 
 Grote's Hiftory of Greece ... - 204 
 
 Dixon's Life of Penn .... 229 
 
 Vol. 95. Jan. — April 1852. 
 CEuvres de Defcartes. (Genius and writings of Defcartes) I 
 
 Bifhop Philpotts 59 
 
 Church mufic ------ 123 
 
 Sir F. Palgrave. Hiftory of Normandy and England 153 
 
 Nouvelles caufes celebres. (Tonfn du Coudray.) 281 
 
 National education - - - - - 321 
 
 Inveftments for the working clafTes - - 405 
 
 John Knox's liturgy . - - . 45^ 
 
 Memoires de Mallet du Pan . . - 481 
 
 Vol. 96. July-Oa. 1852. 
 
 Life and letters of Niebuhr - - - - 95 
 
 Marquis of Rockingham and his contemporaries no 
 Lady Therefa Lewis. Lives of Lord Clarendon's friends 
 
 176 
 
 Sir C. Napier, &c. On the defence of England 194 
 
 Oxford Univerfity commiflion ... 232 
 
 EDMESTON, James. 
 
 Sacred lyrics. 3 vol. 12°. Lon^. 1821-22 
 Other works : Clofet Hymns and Poems, 1846. Hymns 
 for the Chamber of Sicknefs, 1844. Sacred Poetry, 1848. 
 Sonnets, 1845. 
 
 EDMONDS, Rev. John. 
 
 An illuftration of the wilHom and equity of an 
 indulgent Providence, in a fimilar treatment 
 of all creatures on this globe, wherein the na- 
 ture and ground of happinefs, and alfo the 
 origin of evil, are carefully examined and re- 
 prefented. [Anon.] 8°. Lofid. 1761 
 
 EDMONDSON, Jonathan, A.M., Wefleyan 
 
 minifter. 
 Elements of revealed religion. 12°. L. 1839* 
 Short lermons on important fubjefls ; with fer- 
 mons on the nature and operations of the Holy 
 Spirit. Sixth edit. 2 vol. 12°. ZW. 1845* 
 Other works : Scripture View of the Heavenly World. 
 Third edit. 18°. 1850. A Concife Syftem of Self-govern- 
 ment. Fourth edit. 18°. 1852. 
 
 EDMUND, Saint, Abp. of Canterbury. 
 
 Born at Abingdon, Berkshire. Educated at the Univer- 
 fity of Paris, and Univerfity College, Oxford. Said to have 
 been the firft that taught logic at Oxford. Confecrated 
 Archbifhop of Canterbury 1234. Went into voluntary 
 exile. Died 1242. 
 
 Speculum ecclefije. Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 316 
 
 Liber miraculorum B. Eadmundi Orientalium 
 Anglorum regis, auftore anonymo. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio, 6. 821 
 
 EDMUND de Hadenham, Monk of Rochefter. 
 
 Annales ecclefias Roffenfis, 804 ad 1307. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, I. 327 
 
 EDUCATION. Anonymous works. 
 
 Minutes of the Committee of Council on Edu- 
 cation, with appendices and plans of fchool- 
 houfes, 1839-42. 3 vol.; and 1844. 2 vol. 
 8°. Land. 1840-42 
 
 Report to the Secretary of State for the Home 
 Department from the Poor Law Commis- 
 
 EDUCATION (continued). 
 
 fioners on the training of pauper children, 
 with appendices. 8°. Lone/. 1841 
 
 Third report of the London Diocefan Board of 
 Education. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Central Society of Education publications. 3 vol. 
 12°. Lo/id. 1837 
 
 The Educator. Prize eflays on the expediency 
 and means of elevating the profeffion of the 
 educator in fociety. By J. Lalor, J. A. Heraud, 
 &c. 12°. Lo^i/. 1839 
 
 A praftical view of Chriftian education in its 
 early ftages. 12'^. LonJ. 18 14 
 
 Recent meafures for the promotion of educa- 
 tion in England. Thirteenth edit. 8°. 
 
 Lofid, 1839 
 
 Experimental education. By the author of A 
 
 Sponfor's Gift. 1 2°. Cheltenham, \ 843 
 
 The Educational Magazine. New feries. Edited 
 
 by the Rev. F. Maurice, A.M. 2 vol. 8". 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 Hiftory and prefent ftate of the education ques- 
 tion : being a colle£lion of documents explanatory of the 
 proceedings of the Committee of Privy Council on Edu- 
 cation, from its firft appointment, in 1839, to the prefent 
 time, and of the fteps taken for the defence of Church 
 education againft the encroachments of the faid com- 
 mittee. Printed for the Metropolitan Church Union. 
 Pp. 191. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 EDWARD VI., King of England. 
 
 Born 1538. Died 1553. 
 Catechifm. Enchiridion Theolog. i ; with Life, 
 Richmond's Fathers, 2. 327; Brit. Ref. 11 
 Liturgies fet forth in the reign of Edward VL 
 
 (extrafts from). Burrow, E. J., Summary 
 
 Primer. See Liturgies, ut J'upra. 
 Primer. Liturgies fet forth in the time of 
 
 Edw. VI. 
 EDWARDS, John, D.D. 
 
 An eminent Calvinift divine. Born at Hertford 1637. 
 Educated at Merchant-Taylors' School, London. Removed 
 to St. John's College, Cambridge, 1653, of which he be- 
 came Scholar and Fellow. Minifter of Trinity Church, 
 Cambridge, 1664, where he was greatly efteemed as a 
 pradtical preacher. Preferred to St. Peter's Church, Col- 
 chefter, about 1676. Removed to Cambridge 1697. Died 
 1716. 
 
 Theologia reformata ; or, the body and fubftance 
 of the Chriftian religion, comprifed in diftinft 
 difcourfes, or treatifes, upon the Apoftles' 
 Creed, the Lord's Prayer, and the Ten Com- 
 mandments. 2 vol. Folio. Lond. 17 13 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The Apoftles' Creed, articles i-x. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The fame, articles xi. and xii. 
 The Lord's Prayer. 
 The Ten Commandments. 
 
 A dilcourfe of the idolatry or polytheifm of the Gentile 
 world ; wherein is offered an account of the nature 
 and kinds of the Pagan deities, &c. 
 
 Theologia reformata ; or, difcourfes on thole 
 graces and duties which are purely evangelical, 
 and not contained in the moral law : and on 
 the helps, motives, and advantages of perform-
 
 1019 
 
 1020 
 
 141 
 
 145 
 
 l62 
 
 171 
 184 
 196 
 206 
 
 ["7] 
 
 EDWARDS, John, D.D. [continued). 
 
 ing them. Being an entire treatife, in four 
 parts ; and if added to the two former volumes, 
 makes a complete body of divinity. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1726 
 Part I. General graces and duties. 
 
 1 ThefT. 4. 3. Sandlification ... j 
 John, 3. 3. Regeneration - - - 21 
 Eph. 2. 10. Nature and neceflity of good works 47 
 A6ls, 24. 16. Nature of an inoftenfive confcience 73 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. Continual aftion and employment are 
 
 required in the life of a Chriftian - ■ 92 
 
 John, 12. 15. Imitation of Chrift - - 100 
 
 Part 2. Particular graces and duties. 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25. Of bleffednels or happinefs, preparatory 
 to the feveral difcourfes on the beatitudes 121 
 
 Matt. 5. 1-3. The particular beatitudes in our Sa- 
 viour's fermon on the mount - 
 
 5. 3. Poverty of fpirit, or humility - 
 
 ■ 5. 4. Spiritual mourning - 
 
 5. 5. Of meeknefs ... 
 
 — — 5. 6. Spiritual hunger and thirft 
 
 5. 7. Mercifulnefs ... 
 
 5. 8. Purity of heart, or fmcerity 
 
 5. 9. Chriftian peace-making 
 
 Appendix to the difcourfe on " Bleffed are the peace- 
 makers." Showing how this is reconcilable with 
 Matt. 10. 10 228 
 
 Matt. 5. 10-12. Perfecution for righteoufnefs fake 234 
 Eph. 5. 15, 16. Chriftian circumfpedlion, or exaiSlnefs 
 
 Eph. 5. 15. Chriftian wifdom, or prudence 231 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. Redeeming and improving of time 249 
 Jofh. 24. 15. Duties of thofe that have the charge of 
 
 families --.... 268 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Be religious betimes - - 285 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. Self-denial ... 295 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. Taking up the crofs, or patience under 
 
 all kinds of fufferings .... 317 
 Gal. 4. 18. Zeal ..... 337 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. Growth in grace ... 347 
 2 Cor. 13. II. Perfe(flion ... 3^7 
 Rev. 3. II. Perfeverance . - - 374 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The holy art of numbering our days 389 
 Phil. I. 25. The Chriftian duty of defiring to depart 
 
 39S 
 
 Luke, 12. 43. The bleflednefs of the well-employed 
 fervant ...... 4.01 
 
 Part 3. On auxiliary graces and duties. 
 
 Pfa. I. 2 ; Hag. i. 5 5 i Tim. 14. 15. Confideration 
 and meditation attended with refolution - 365 
 
 Pfa. 66. 13, 14. Religious vows, a help to godlinefs 
 
 386 
 
 Matt. 25. 13. Watchfulnefs ... 395 
 
 Pfa. 119, 15. Avoid evil company - - 402 
 
 Luke, 21. 34. Gluttony and drunkennefs to be avoided 
 
 412 
 
 Eph. 5. 18, 19. Drunkennefs more efpecially to be 
 avoided ...... 426 
 
 Job, 14. I. Confideration of the brevity and uncer- 
 tainty of man's life .... ^.50 
 
 Pfa. 89. 48. Certainty of death - . 461 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14; Luke, 13. 24. The narrow way 
 
 and the broad way, ftiowing what are the hindrances 
 
 and impediments of godlinefs ; and what are the 
 
 efFe£lual helps to promote it - - . 487 
 
 Part 4. Inducements and motives to the praftifing of all 
 
 the graces and duties. 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. Univerfal advantage of religion and ho- 
 linefs -..-.. ^33 
 
 Matt. II. 30. Eafmefs and pleafantnefs of the Chrift- 
 ian religion ...... 552 
 
 John, 8. 36. The freedom which attends the Chriftian 
 religion - 569 
 
 EDWARDS, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Deut. 4. 6. Wifdom of being holy - - 593 
 
 Pfa. 49. 13. Folly of fin ... 5^5 
 
 Pfa. 97. II. The joy which attends godlinefs 604 
 
 Ecclef. 1 1. 9. The judgments that attend finners 617 
 
 Brief remarks upon Mr. Whifton's new theory 
 of the earth ; and upon another gentleman's 
 objeftions againft fome paffages in a difcourfe 
 oi the Exiftence and Providence of God, re- 
 lating to the Copernican hypothefis. F{. 3. 
 Pp. 48. 8°. Lond. 1697 
 
 A free difcourfe concerning truth and error, efpe- 
 cially in matters of religion ; with refleftions 
 on feveral authors. 8°. Lond. 1701 
 
 A complete hiftory, or furvey, of all the difpen- 
 fations and methods of religion from the be- 
 ginning of the world to the confummation of 
 all things, as reprefented in the Old and New 
 Teftament ; fhewing the feveral reafons and 
 defigns of thofe different adminiftrations. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1699 
 
 Some brief obfervations and refleftions on Mr. 
 Whifton's late writings, falfely entitled. Primi- 
 tive Chriftianity Revived ; fiiewing that his 
 performance in no ways anfwers his defign 
 ofdifproving the divinity of our Lord. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1712 
 
 Some animadverlions on Dr. Clarke's Scripture- 
 dodlrine (as he ftyles it) of the Trinity. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1712 
 
 A fupplement to the Animadverlions on Dr. 
 Clarke's Scripture-doftrine of the Trinity ; 
 with a defence of the Liturgy of our Church 
 againft Dr. Clarke's grofs mifreprefentations. 
 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
 The Arminian doftrines condemned by the Scrip- 
 tures, by many of the ancient Fathers, &c., in 
 anfwer to Whitby. Together with an anfwer 
 to his Four Difcourfes. 8°. Lond. 1711 
 
 The divine perfeflions vindicated ; or, fome brief 
 remarks on [Abp. King on predeftination]. 
 8°. Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 The preacher. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 705-9 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The offices and employments of a preacher. 
 Catalogue of authors who may be beneficial to young 
 preachers. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 What particular dodlrines ought to be preached, &c. 
 The hearer ; fhewing the qualifications required in hear- 
 ing the word preached. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Farther rules and advices for the right difcharge of the 
 
 facred office of preaching. 
 Animadverfions on the Whole Duty of Man, Dr. Hickes, 
 &c. 
 
 A demonftration of the exiftence and providence 
 of God from the heavens, the body of man, 
 &c. 8°. Lond. 1696 
 
 Socinianifm unmafked. [In anfwer to Locke's 
 Reafonablenefs.] 8°. Lond. 1696 
 
 The Socinian creed ; or, a brief account of the
 
 1021 
 
 1022 
 
 EDWARDS, John, D.D. {continuel}. 
 
 profefTed tenets and doftrines of the foreign 
 and Englilh Socinians. 8°. ZcW. 1697 
 
 A brief vindication of the fundamental articles of 
 the Chriftian faith from Mr. Locke's animad- 
 verfions in his Book of Education. 8°. L.l 697 
 Veritas redux. Evangelical truths reftored, con- 
 cerning God's eternal decrees, the liberty of 
 man's will, grace, and converfion ; the extent 
 of Chrifl's redemption and perfeverance in 
 grace ; being the firft part of the theological 
 treatifes which are to compofe a body of 
 divinity. 8°. Lonii. 1707 
 
 The doftrine of faith and juftification fet in a 
 true light ; being a fecond part of the theo- 
 logical treatifes which are to compofe a large 
 body of Chriftian divinity. 8°. Land, lyo^ 
 Difcourfe concerning the authority, ftile, and 
 perfeftion of the books of the Old and New 
 Teftament. With a continued illuftration of 
 feveral difficult texts. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1693 
 
 Vol. I. 1693. 
 The truth and authority of the Holy Scriptures. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1694. 
 The ftyle of the Holy Scriptures. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1695. 
 The excellency and perfeftion of the Holy Scriptures. 
 Some new difcoveries of the uncertainty, defi- 
 ciency, and corruptions of human knowledge and learn- 
 ing. With particular inftances in grammar and the 
 tongues, &c. ; and more efpecially in the ftudy of theo- 
 logy (as it is confidered as an art or fcience). To 
 which is added, A defence of fharp refledlions and cen- 
 fures on writers and their opinions, when there is occa- 
 fion. Pp. vi. 246. 8°. Lond. 1714 
 
 An enquiry into four remarkable texts of the 
 New Teftament, which contain fome difficulty 
 in them : with a probable refolution of them. 
 8°. Camb. 1692 
 
 S. Matt. 2. 23, (1); I Cor. 11. 14, {27) ; 
 
 I Cor. 15. 29, (137) ; I S. Pet. 3. 19, 20, (209). 
 
 A farther enquiry into feveral remarkable texts 
 of the Old and New Teftament, which con- 
 tain fome difficulty in them : with a probable 
 refolution of them. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1694 
 
 Gen. 49. 10; Exod. 28. 30; Judges, 11.30,31; Dan. 
 
 9. 24, 25 ; Matt. 27. 5 ; i Cor. 16. 22 ; Col. 2. 8. 
 
 To which is added, A difcourfe on i John, 3. 8; 
 
 wherein is fhewed what are the works of the devil. 
 
 Exercitations, critical, philofophical, hiftorical, 
 
 theological, on feveral important places in the 
 
 writings of the Old and New Teftament. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1702 
 Gen. I. I. The firft formation of all things - 1 
 
 Gen. 7. 19. The flood univerfal - - 26 
 
 Exod. 3. 22. How it was lawful to fpoil the Egyptians 44 
 Deut. 18. 10, II. The feveral fpecies of the diabolic arts 
 
 54 
 
 1 Sam. 28. 8, II. Whether Samuel himfelf was called 
 up from the dead by the witch ofEndor - 71 
 
 2 Kings, I. 2. The true meaning of Baal-zebub 81 
 Ezra, 2. I. A diftinft account of the double captivity of 
 
 the Jews, and of their diftindt returns - 90 
 
 Ecclef 3. 21. The difference between the fpirit or foul 
 
 of man and that of a beaft - - - - no 
 
 EDWARDS, John, D.D. [contwued). 
 
 Cant. 7. 2. The gofpel facraments are mentioned in the 
 
 Old Teftament 130 
 
 Matt. 13. 55, 56. Who are meant by Chrift's brethren 
 
 and fifters ------ 143 
 
 Matt. 27. 32-34, &c. Some remarkable circumftances 
 
 which attended our Saviour's crucifixion - 172 
 
 Mark, 13. 32. In what fenfe Chrift knew not the day 
 
 of his own coming to judgment - - 215 
 
 Luke, 3. 2. Whether Annas and Caiaphas were high- 
 
 priefts at the fame time . - - . 243 
 
 Luke, 22. 21 . Whether Judas was prefent at the Lord's 
 
 fupper -..-.. 263 
 
 Rom. 7. 14, I5,&c. Whether in the following chapter 
 
 St. Paul fpeaks in his own perfon, or in that of an 
 
 unregenerate man ----- 284 
 I Cor. 3. 15. What is meant by being faved fo as by fire 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16, The great branches of the myftery of 
 godlinefs ------ 348 
 
 I John, 5. 6-8. What is meant by the three witnefles 
 on earth - - - - - - -371 
 
 Matt. 10. 16. Hiftorical and cafuiftical, on the ferpent's 
 wifdom, &c. ----- 399 
 
 Sermons on fpecial occafions and fubjefts. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1698 
 John, 18. 38. An anfwer to Pilate's queftion. What is 
 
 truth ? I 
 
 Pfa. 82. 6, 7. Why rulers and judges are called gods. 
 
 [Aflize ferm.] ----- 2^ 
 
 Exod. 18. 25. The reafons why magiftrates ought to be 
 
 exemplary in their lives. [Ele<flion of a magiftrate] 62 
 I Cor. 14. 12. How the minifters of the gofpel are to 
 
 excel. [Archdeacon's vifit.] - - - 92 
 
 Ezek. 27. 27. Decay of trade is the produft of vice. 
 
 [Great fair.] - - - - - 133 
 
 Gen. 14. 14. War lawful and neceffary on juft occafiorw 
 
 160 
 Jo/h. 7. 12. The true caufes of the ill fucceis of war. 
 
 [Faft day.] ------ 1^2 
 
 Mark, 3. 24. The extream danger of inteftine divifions 
 
 in a kingdom ----- 225 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8, 9. The ufe and abufe of apparel. (2 fs.) 257 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Chriftianity myfterious. (2 ferm.) 328 
 
 Sermon, Ezek. 37. 22. One nation and one 
 king. [Union of England and Scotland.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1707 
 Concio et determinatio pro gradu doftoratus in 
 facra theologia. Sm. 8°. Cantab. 1700 
 
 Mark, 5. 12. Concio ad clerum - - - \ 
 
 Determinatio quaeftionis, fcilicet, Utrum e libris canonicis 
 Veteris et Novi Teftament! aliqui fmt deperditi ? 87 
 Doflrines controverted between Papifts and Pro- 
 teftants. Gibfon's Prefervative, Suppl. 6 
 
 Remains. 8°. Lond. 1731 
 
 Including Patrologia j a difcourfe concerning the primi- 
 tive fathers. 
 
 EDWARDS, Jonathan, D.D., Principal of Jefus 
 
 College, Oxford. 
 
 Born at Wrexham, Denbigh/hire, 1629. Entered Chrift 
 Church, Oxford, 1655. Elefted Fellow of Jefus College 
 1662. Became Reftor of Kiddington, Oxfordfhire, which 
 he exchanged for Hinton, in Hampftiire, 1 68 1. Eledled 
 Principal of Jefus College 1686. Died 1712. He was a 
 divine of great learning, ufefulnefs, and munificence. 
 
 Remarks upon a book lately publifhed by Dr. 
 William Sherlock, Dean of St. Paul's, &c., 
 entituled, A modcft examination of the Oxford 
 decree, &c. [Anonymous.] 4°. Oxf. 1695 
 
 A prefervative againft Socinianifm, fhewing the
 
 1023 
 
 1024 
 
 EDWARDS, Jonathan, D.D. {continued). 
 
 direfl and plain oppofition between it and the 
 religion revealed by God in the Scriptures. 
 Four parts, with index, in i vol. 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1693-1703 
 
 The dodtrine of original fin, as it was always 
 held in the Catholick Church, and particularly 
 in the Church of England, alTerted and vindi- 
 cated from the exceptions and cavils of the 
 Rev. Dr. Daniel Whitby. 8°. Oxf. 171 1 
 
 EDWARDS, Jonathan, A.M., Prefident of the 
 College of New Jerfey. 
 
 Born at Windfor, in America, 1703. Became a ftudent 
 of Yale College 17 16. Ordained Minifter at Northamp- 
 ton 1727. Chofen Prefident of the College of New Jerfey 
 1757. Died 1758. He was a man of extenfive learning 
 and of infatiable avidity for knowledge. His work on the 
 Freedom of the Will is a mafterpiece on the Calviniftic prin- 
 ciples. The edition of his works enumerated below is taken 
 from a former American edition, which has confiderable 
 additions. That edited by Dr. Williams, in 8 vol. royal 
 8^. 18 17, has been completed by the publication of two 
 fupplementary volumes, printed at Edinburgh 1847. A 
 ftereotype edition has been printed at New York 1843, 
 which contains a copious general index and the following 
 additions :— 
 
 Diftinguifhing marks of a work of the Spirit. 
 
 God's moral government, a future ftate, and the 
 
 immortality of the foul. 
 The neceflity and reafonablenefs of the Chriftian dodtrine 
 
 of fatisfadtion for fin. 
 Perfeverance of the faints. 
 
 Endlefs punifhment of thofe who die impenitent. 
 Fourteen fermons. 
 Works. Reviled and correfted by Edward 
 Hickman. 2 vol. Imperial 8°. Land. 1834 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Effay on his genius and writings, by Henry Rogers. 
 Memoir of the author, by Sereno E. Dwight. 
 A careful and ftrift inquiry into the prevailing notions 
 of the freedom of will, with remarks on [Lord 
 Karnes's] ElTays on the Principles of Morality and 
 Natural Religion . . . - . i 
 
 A diflertation on the end for which God created the 
 world ------- 94 
 
 A differtation on the nature of true virtue - \zz 
 
 The great Chriftian doftrine of original fin defended 143 
 A treatife concerning religious affections - 234 
 
 Narrative of furprifing converfions - - - 344 
 
 Thoughts on the prefent revival of religion in New 
 England ...... 565 
 
 Inquiry concerning qualifications for communion in the 
 vifible Chriftian Church - - - - 431 
 
 Mifreprefentations correfted in reply to the Rev. Solomon 
 
 Williams on qualifications for communion 485 
 
 A hiftory of the work of redemption j containing the 
 
 outlines of a body of divinity, including a view of 
 
 Church hiftory in a method entirely new. [On Ifa. 
 
 .5I-.8.] - 532 
 
 Five difcourfes on important fubjefts, nearly concerning 
 the great affair of the foul's eternal falvation, — 
 Rom. 4. 5. Juftificafion by faith alone - 622 
 
 Luke, 16. 16. Preffmg into the kingdom of God 654 
 Ruth, I. 16. Ruth's refolution - - 664 
 
 Rom. 3. 19. The juftice of God in the damnation of 
 finners ------- 668 
 
 Rev. 5. 5, 6. The excellency of Chrift - 680 
 
 Theological queftions. [Pp. 2.] - - - 690 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Two fermons, — 
 
 I Cor. I. 29-31. God glorified in man's dependence i 
 
 EDWARDS, Jonathan, A.M. [continued). 
 
 Deut. 32. 35. Sinners in the hands of an angry God 7 
 Five fermons on different occafions, — 
 
 Matt. 16. 17. The reality of fpiritual light 12 
 
 Ifa. 62. 4, 5. The Church's marriage to her fons and 
 
 to her God - . - . . jy 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. True faints when abfent from the body 
 
 are prefent with the Lord - - - 26 
 
 Ezek. 19. 12. God's judgment in the breaking of the 
 
 ftrong rods of a community ... 36 
 
 James, 2. 19. True grace diftinguiflied from the 
 
 experience of devils - - - - 41 
 
 Fifteen fermons on various fubjefts, — 
 
 Gen. 6. 22. The manner in which the falvation of 
 
 the foul is to be fought . . - 51 
 
 I Kings, 18.21. The unreafonablenefs of indetermi- 
 
 nation in religion ----- 57 
 
 A6ls, 4. II. Unbelievers contemn the glory and ex- 
 cellency of Chrift . - - - 61 
 Luke, 17. 32. The folly of looking back. (2 fs.) 64 
 Luke, 16. 31. Scripture warnings beft adapted to the 
 
 awakening and converfion of finners - 68 
 
 Job, 27. 10. Hypocrites deficient in the duty of prayer. 
 
 (2 ferm.) 
 Ezek. 22. 14. 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. 
 
 Job, 14. 27. 
 
 followers 
 
 I Cor. 16. 1, 
 
 - . - - 71 
 
 Future punifhment unavoidable. (2 fs.) 
 
 The eternity of hell torments 83 
 
 The peace which Chrift gives his true 
 
 The perpetuity and change of the 
 
 Sabbath. (3 ferm.) - - - - 93 
 
 Seven fermons on important fubjedls, — 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25. God the beft portion of the Chriftian 104 
 Pfa. 46. 10. Divine fovereignty - - - 107 
 
 Pfa. 25. II. Pardon for the greateft finners no 
 
 Pfa. 65. 2. The Moft High a prayer-hearing'God 1 1 3 
 I Cor. 5. 1 1. The nature and end of excommunication 
 
 118 
 1 Theff. 2. 16. Wrath upon the wicked to the utter- 
 
 moft - 122 
 
 Ezek. 15. 2—4. Wicked men ufeful in their deftruc- 
 
 tion only --,--- 125 
 Mifcellaneous difcourfes, — 
 
 Men naturally are God's enemies. On Rom. 5. 10 130 
 The wifdom of God difplayed in the way of falvation. 
 
 On Eph. 3. 10 - - - - - 141 
 
 Chriftian knowledge 5 or, the importance and advan- 
 tage of a thorough knowledge of divine truth. On 
 
 Heb. 5. 12 - - - - - - 156 
 
 Chriftian charity ; or, the duty of charity to the poor 
 
 explained and enforced. On Deut. 15. 7-11 163 
 Chriftian cautions ; or, the neceffity of felf-examina- 
 
 tion. On Pfa. 139. 23, 24 - - 173 
 
 A warning to profeffors ; or, the great guilt of thofe 
 
 who allow themfelves in any known wickednefs. 
 
 On Ezek. 23. 37-39 - - - - 185 
 
 The final judgment ; or the world judged righteoufly 
 
 by Jefus Chrift. On Aifts, 17. 31 - 190 
 
 Sinners in Zion warned. On Ifa. 33. 14 - 201 
 The end of the wicked contemplated by the righteous. 
 
 On Rev. 18. 20 - - - - 207 
 
 Chrift exalted in the work of redemption. On I Cor. 
 
 15. 25, 26 ----- - 213 
 
 The vain felf-flatteries of the finner. On Pfa. 36. 2 
 
 217 
 Difhonefty ; or, the fin of theft and of injuftice. On 
 
 Exod. 20. 15 - - - - - 220 
 
 Temptationand deliverance of Jofeph. OnGen. 39. 12 
 
 226 
 The precioufnefs of time. On Eph. 5. 16 - 233 
 Procraftination ; or, the fin and folly of depending on 
 
 future time. On Prov. 27. I - - 237 
 
 The Chriftian pilgrim. On Heb. 11. 13, 14 243 
 Man's natural blindnefs in the things of religion. 
 
 On Pfa. 94. 8-1 1 247
 
 I025 
 
 I026 
 
 EDWARDS, Jonathan, A.M. {continued). 
 
 The diftinguifhing marks of a work of the Spirit of 
 God, applied to that uncommon operation that has 
 lately appeared in New England. On i John, 4. I 257 
 
 An humble attempt to promote explicit agreement and 
 vifible union of God's people in extraordinary prayer 
 for the revival of religion. On Zech. 8. 20-22 278 
 
 The life and diary of the Rev. David Brainerd. With 
 his remains, and a fermon at his ordination by E. 
 Pemberton ------ 313 
 
 Mifcellaneous obfervations on important theological fub- 
 jefls,— _ _ 
 
 Part I. On the fafts and evidences of Chriftianity, 
 and the objedtions of infidels - - - 460 
 
 Part 2. On the myfteries of Scripture - 495 
 
 Part 3. On the deity of Chrift - - - 499 
 
 Remarks on important theological controverfies, — 
 God's moral government - - - 511 
 
 Endlefs puniihment - - - - "S'S 
 
 The divine decrees ... - 525 
 
 Efficacious grace .... - 543 
 
 Satisfaction for fin ... - 565 
 
 Faith 578 
 
 The perfeverance of faints ... 596 
 
 Mifcellaneous obfervations, — 
 
 Angels - 604 
 
 Fall of the angels '--.-- 607 
 
 The devil ------ 612 
 
 Confirmation of the angels - - - 612 
 
 Heaven ------- 617 
 
 Types of the Meffiah .... 642 
 
 Notes on the Bible . - . . - 676 
 
 Seventeen occafional fermons, — 
 
 Adls, 16. 29, 30. Natural man in a dreadful condition 
 
 Hof. 5. 15. God makes men fenfible of their mifery 
 
 before he reveals his mercy - - - 830 
 
 Hof. 2. 15. Hope and comfort follow humiliation 838 
 
 Rom. 9. 18. God's fovereignty in the falvation of men 
 
 849 
 
 Phil. 3. 17. The charadler of Paul an example to 
 
 Chriftians - - - - - -855 
 
 Luke, 22. 44. Chrift's agony - - - 866 
 
 Rom. 2. 8, 9. The portion of the wicked - 878 
 Rom. 2. 10. The portion of the righteous 888 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. The pure in heart blefl'ed - 905 
 
 Rev. 14. 2. Thankfgiving fermon. Praife one of 
 the chief employments of heaven - - 913 
 
 Matt. II. 16-19. Wicked men inconfiftent with 
 themfelves - - - - - 918 
 
 Ifa. 32. 2. Safety, fulnefs, and fweet refrefliment, to 
 
 be found in Chrift - - . . - 929 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 9. Chriftians a chofen generation, &c. 936 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. Chrift the fame yefterday, to-day, and 
 
 for ever ------ 949 
 
 John, 5. 35. The true excellency ofagofpelminifter 955 
 
 John, 13. 15, 16. Chrift the example of minifters 960 
 
 Matt. 14. 12. The forrows of the bereaved fpread 
 
 before Jefus - - - - - -9^5 
 
 The great doftrine of original fin defended. 12°. 
 
 Edin. 1798 
 
 The diftinguifhing marks of a work of the Spirit 
 
 ofGpd. 8°. Land. 1742 
 
 Remarks on important theological controverfies. 
 
 12°. Edin. 1796 
 
 A treatife concerning religious affections. 1 2°. 
 
 Land. 1796 
 An effay on the nature of true virtue. [Anony- 
 mous.] Sm. 8°. Land. iyj8 
 Mifcellaneous obfervations on important theo- 
 
 logical fubjefts. 1 2^ 
 
 Edin. 1793 
 
 I EDWARDS, Jonathan, A.M. (continued). 
 
 Praaical fermons. 8°. £^/>;. 1788 
 
 Hiftory of redemption ; with notes, hiftorical, 
 critical, and theological. By Thomas Pitcher. 
 8°. Lond. 1788 
 
 EDWARDS, Joseph, M.A. 
 
 A true ftate of the controverfy between Mr. 
 Warburton and Dr. Stcbbing, concerning the 
 cafe of Abraham ; in anfwer to Dr. Steb- 
 bing's Hiftory of Abraham juftified, 8°. 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 EDWARDS, Joseph, M.A. 
 
 Second Mafter of King's College, London. Evening 
 preacher of St. Mary-le Strand, &c. 
 
 A devotional expofition of the book ofPfalms; 
 containing an argument to each pfalm, a para- 
 phrafe, fuggeftive remarks, and parallel Scrip- 
 tures in words at length. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 EDWARDS, Peter. 
 
 Baptifm. Being an addrefs to Baptifts and Psdo- 
 baptifts. Pp. 36. 12°. Drayton, 1805 
 
 EDWARDS, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 A famous Prefbyterian writer, and a violent oppofer of 
 the Independents. Educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 
 where he took his degree of B.A. 1605, and of M.A. 
 1609. Having received ordination he became a ledturer, 
 firft at Hertford, and afterwards in London. Died in Hol- 
 land 1647, whither he had fled to avoid the refentment of 
 the Independents. 
 
 Gangrsena ; or, a catalogue and difcovery of 
 many of the errors, herefies, blafphemies, and 
 pernicious praftices, of the fedlaries of this 
 time, vented and afted in England in thefe 
 four laft years. As alfo a particular narration 
 of divers ftories, remarkable paffages, letters, 
 &c., concerning the prefent fefts. Three 
 parts. 4°. Lond. 1646* 
 
 Antapologia ; or, a full anfwer to the apologetical 
 narration of Mr. Goodwin, Mr. Nye, Mr. 
 Simpfon, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Bridge, mem- 
 bers of the Aflembly of Divines ; wherein 
 are handled many of the controverfies of thefe 
 times. 4°. 1646* 
 
 The above works are written in a fpirit of fierce and 
 bitter invedlive. They have become very fcarce. This 
 author alfo publifhed, A Treatife againft Toleration, 
 4°. 1647. Of the Particular Vifibility of the Church ; 
 and A Treatife of the Civil Power of Ecclefiafticals, 4°. 
 1624. 
 
 EDWARDS, Thomas, Efq. 
 
 A plain and impartial enquiry into gofpel truth, 
 as ftated and vindicated by Mr. Daniel Wil- 
 liams. Efpecially in reference to the doftrine 
 of juftification, &c. F. i. Pp. 48. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1693 
 
 The parafelene difmantled of her cloud ; or, 
 Baxterianifm barefaced. Drawn from a literal 
 tranfcript of Mr. Baxter's, and the judgment 
 of others in the moft radical doflrines of faith, 
 compared with thofe of the orthodox, both 
 Conformift and Nonconformift, and trans- 
 ferred over by way of teft unto the Papift and 
 Quaker. 4°. Lond. 1699 
 
 3 u
 
 I027 
 
 I028 
 
 EDWARDS, Thomas, M.A., late Chaplain of 
 Chrill Church, Oxford. 
 
 A difcourfe of praying in the Spirit ; or againft 
 extemporary prayer. With a friendly admo- 
 nition to the Diflenters. 8°. Lond. 1703 
 
 EDWARDS, Thomas, Efq. 
 
 An able critic. Born In London 1699. Entered of 
 
 Lincoln's Inn, and called to the bar. In 1739 he purchafed 
 
 an eftate at Turrick, Bucks. Died 1757. 
 
 A letter to the author of a late epiftolary difler- 
 
 tation ; wherein all his objeftions to Mr. 
 
 Warburton's interpretation of the command 
 
 to Abraham to offer up his fon Ifaac are con- 
 
 fidered. By L. U. P , A.M. 8°. L. 1744 
 
 Canons of criticifm, and a gloflary, being a fup- 
 
 plement to Mr. Warburton's edition of Shake- 
 
 fpeare. Seventh edition. 8°. Lond. 1765* 
 
 A work full of wit, learning, and pleafantry, in ridicule 
 
 of Warburton's edition of Shakefpeare, and which was 
 
 refented by that author in his notes to the Dunciad. To 
 
 this beft edition is added " An Account of the Trial of the 
 
 Letters T alias Y ; " being a fmall work on orthography. 
 
 Free and candid thoughts on the doftrine of pre- 
 
 deftination. [Anon.] Pp.25. 8°. Lo?id. ij6i 
 
 EDWARDS, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A learned Arminian divine. Born at Coventry 1729. 
 
 Entered Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1747 ; of which he became 
 
 Fellow. Mafter of the Free School, and Reftor of St. 
 
 John the Baptift, Coventry, 1758. Vicar of Nuneaton, 
 
 Warwick/hire, 1770. Died 1785. 
 
 The doftrine of irrefiftible grace proved to have 
 no foundation in the writings of the New 
 Teilament. 8°. Camb. 1759 
 
 Prolegomenain libros Veteris Teftamentipoeticos, 
 five differtatio, in qua, F. Harii de antiqua 
 Hebrsorum poefi hypothefin ratione et veritate 
 niti fufe oftenditur, &c. 8°. Cantab. 1762 
 
 Duae difTertationes : In quarum priore probatur, 
 variantes leftiones et menda, qua; in Sacram 
 Scripturam irrepferunt, non labefadare ejus 
 auftoritatem in rebus, quas ad fidem et mores 
 pertinent. In polleriore vero prasdeftinationem 
 Paulinam ad Gentilium vocationemtotam fpec- 
 tare. Pp. 114. 8°. Cantab. 1768 
 
 EDWARDS, Thomas, LL.D. 
 
 Sermon, i Thefl". 5. 21. The Jewifh and hea- 
 then rejeftion of the Chrillian miracles. 4*^. 
 
 Camb. 1790 
 
 EDZARD, J. E., Minifter of the German Lu- 
 theran Chapel, Trinity Lane. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 132. 17, 18. The finger of God 
 over his anointed. [Thankfgiving for the 
 miraculous difcovery of the horrid confpiracy 
 againft his Majefty.] Tranflated from the 
 original. 4°. Lond. 1696 
 
 EGBERT, Archbifhop of York. 
 
 Brother of Eadbert, king of Northumberland. He 
 erefled a famous library at York. Died 767. 
 Dialogus de ecclcfiaftica inftitutione. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 266 
 EGERTON, John, Bifhop of Durham. 
 
 An excellent prelate. Born in London 1721. Educated 
 at Oriel College, Oxford. Collated to the living of Rois, 
 Herefordfhire, 1743. Confecrated Bifhop of Bangor 1756. 
 
 EGERTON, Bi/hop {continued). 
 
 Tranflated to Lichfield and Coventry 1768 ; and to Durham 
 1771. Died 1787. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 32. 7, 8. [Faft, on account 
 of war.] 4°. Lond, 1757 
 
 Sermon, Hof 3. 4. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1761 
 Sermon, Matt. 22. 9. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1763 
 Sermon, Rom. i. 16. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1768 
 EGESIPPUS. See Hegesippus. 
 EGINHARD. 
 
 Lived during the ninth century. Became one of the 
 favourite minifters of Charlemagne, and left fome hiftorical 
 works which are interefting and well written. Voflius 
 thinks thatEginhard ftrove to imitate the ftyie of Suetonius. 
 
 See Adl. Sanft. Colledt. of Surfius and of Holland, under 
 the date of June 2. 
 
 Annales de geftis Pipini Regis Caroli M., &c. 
 
 Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 2 
 EGLISHAM, George. 
 
 " Doftor of Phyfick, and one of the phyfitians to King 
 James of happy memory, for his Majefties perfon, above ter» 
 years fpace." 
 
 The fore-runner, or revenge ; being two peti- 
 tions ; the one to the Kings moft excellent Majefty j 
 the other to the moft honourable Houfes of Parliament. 
 Wherein is expreffed divers adlions of the late Earle of 
 Buckingham ; efpecially concerning the death of King 
 James and the Marquefle of Hamelton, fuppofed by 
 poyfon. Alfo may be obferved the inconveniences be- 
 falling a ftate where the noble difpofition of the prince 
 is milled by a favourite. Pp. 16. 4°. Lond. 1642 
 
 EGNATIUS, or EGNAZIO, John Baptist, 
 
 Born at Venice, 1473. A difciple of Politian, and 
 educated along with Leo X. Profeffor of Eloquence at 
 Venice 1520. Died 1553. 
 De exemplis illurtrium virorum Venetae civitatis 
 
 atque aliorum gentium. 16°. Par. 1554 
 
 EGON, Johannes, Prior Augienfis. 
 De viris illuftribus monafterii fui traftatus. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i. P. 3. 629 
 EICON BASILIKE. See Charles I. 
 EISENSCHIDIUS, J. C. 
 Difquifitio de ponderibus et menfuris veterum 
 
 Romanorum, Grascorum, Hebraeorum, nee 
 
 non de valore pecuniae veteris. Ugol. 28. 85 
 EKKENHARDUS, Abbas Uraugienfis. 
 Libellus de expeditione Jerofolymitana. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio V. 507 
 EKERHARDUS. 
 
 Flouriftied 1 198. 
 
 De vita B. Notkeri cognomento Balbuli ejufque 
 canonizationis proceffus. Canifius, 3. P. 2. 55 I 
 ELDERFIELD, Christopher, M.A. 
 
 Born at Harwell, Berks, 1607. Entered St, Mary's 
 Hall, Oxford, 1621. Became Redtor of Burton, Suftex. 
 Died 1652. A man of good learning. 
 
 The civil right of tythes. [Anonymous.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1650 
 
 ELEGANT EXTRACTS, felefted from the beft 
 
 modern authors and difpofed under proper 
 
 heads. Profe. 2 vol. Royal 8°. Lond. 1791 
 
 Elegant extrafts, in poetry. 2 vol. Royal 8^. 
 
 Lond. 1 79 1 
 
 J
 
 lozg 
 
 1030 
 
 ELEGANT EXTRACTS (couthweJ) . 
 
 Elegant epiftles, felefted from the beft writers, 
 
 ancient as well as modern. 
 
 Edited by Dr. Vicefimus Knox. 
 
 ELEUTHERIUS, S., Tornacenfis Epifcopus. 
 
 Flourifhed in the fourth century. 
 
 Sermones. Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 11 24 
 
 ELIAS, Presbyter. 
 
 Flourifhed in the twelfth century. 
 Ex Eliae Prefbyteri fententiarum florilegio flori- 
 legium. Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 756 
 
 ELIAS, Rev. John. 
 
 A Welfh Calvinift-Methodift minifter of great popularity. 
 
 Born 1774- Died 1841. 
 
 (A memoir of) by the Rev. E. Morgan, vicar of 
 Syfton. With an introduftory efTay by the 
 Rev. J. K. Fofter. 12°. Z«?W. 1844 
 
 ELIGIUS (Gallice Eloi), Noviomensis. 
 
 Died 659. The name of St. Eloi has become popular 
 in France. He was goldfmith and minifter of Dagobert I. 
 Bifhop of Noyon in 640. He founded a great many 
 churches, monafteries, &c., and was canonifed. Antoine 
 Arnauld denies the genuinenefs of the following homilies. 
 
 Homilis xvi. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 300 
 
 De reftitudine catholicje converfationis. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1923 
 
 Vita S. Eligii epifcopi et confeflbris, fcripta a S. 
 Audoeno archiepifcopo Rotomagenfi. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 76 
 
 ELIZABETH, Queen (The conduft of), to- 
 wards the neighbouring nations ; and particu- 
 larly Spain, compared with that of James I., 
 in view of the late and prefent behaviour of 
 Great Britain. By Palaeophilus Anglicanus. 
 Pp. 62. 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 ELKIN, Benjamin, Efq. 
 
 Letters addrelTed to the editor of The Voice 
 of Jacob ; being replies to the obfervations 
 contained in Nos. xxxvii. and xxxix. of that 
 publication. By the writer of the preface to 
 the lately publifhed Milhna. Pp. 29. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1843 
 
 ELLABY, Francis, M.A., Minifter of Percy 
 Chapel. 
 
 The Church of the Lord, wherein is confidered 
 the general ftanding of a church in ordinances, 
 &c. 12°. Land. 1838 
 
 ELLENBOGEN, Joannes de, Abbas Waldfas- 
 fenfis, Ord. Cift. 
 
 De vita venerabilium monachorum monafterii 
 fui liber. Pez, Bib. Afcet. viii. 465 
 
 ELIOT, L. W., A.M., Redor of Peper Harow, 
 Surrey. 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 2. 9. On evil. [Affize.] 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1820 
 
 ELLIOT, Charles, D.D. 
 
 An American author. 
 Delineation of Roman Catholicifm, drawn from 
 the authentic and aclcnowledged ftandards of 
 the Church of Rome ; namely, her creeds, 
 catechifms, decifions of councils, papal bulls. 
 
 ELLIOT, Charles, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Roman Catholic writers, the records of his- 
 tory, &c. ; in which the peculiar doftrines, 
 morals, government, and ufages of the Church 
 of Rome, are ftated, treated at large and con- 
 futed. Corredcd and revifcd throughout, with 
 numerous important additions. Third edi- 
 tion. With a recommendatory preface, by 
 John Hannah, D.D. Imp. 8°. LofitJ. 1851 
 
 ELLIOT, Gilbert, D.D., Dean of Briftol. 
 
 Sermons on fome of the fubjefts of the day, 
 preached at Trinity Church, Marylebone. 
 8°. LofiJ. 1850 
 
 I Cor. 4. I, 2. Inaugural 
 
 Heb. 9. 24 - - 151 
 
 fer. . , - I 
 
 I Cor. 5. 7, 8 - 167 
 
 Gal. 6. 2. 2 fer. - 21 
 
 Matt. 11. 6 - - 180 
 
 Luke, 4. 18 - - 85 
 
 John,4. 23,24. 2 fer. 198 
 
 Jude, 3 - - - 101 
 
 John, 18. 38 - 234 
 
 Heb. 9. II, 12 - 127 
 
 Addrefs on confirmation 
 
 Heb. 7. 24, 25 - 138 
 
 254 
 
 Sermon, Hofea, 6. i. [Faft.] 8°. Lo^d. 1847 
 
 Speech on the late appointment of Roman Ca- 
 tholic bifhops. Pp.22. 12°. Brijlol, 1850 
 
 A letter to John Scandrett Harford, Efq. 1 2°. 
 
 Bnftol, 1 85 I 
 
 ELLIOT, Robert, M.A. 
 
 A fpecimen of the Bifhop of Sarum's pofthumous 
 hirtory of the affairs of the Church and State 
 of Great Britain, during his life. Pp. 70. 
 Sm. 8°. s. I. 171 5 
 
 ELLIOT, R., A.B., formerly of Bennet Col- 
 lege, Cambridge. 
 
 Divine revelation the only teft of found doftrine; 
 or a further reformation wanted in the re- 
 formed Church, being an attempt to prove 
 that the dodrine of the Trinity is not revealed 
 in the Holy Scriptures. 8°. LoW. 1773 
 
 Sermon, Eph. 5. 31-33. [Wedding.] To which 
 is added. An addrefs (by way of caution and 
 advice) to young perfons. Second edition. 
 8°. 1778 
 
 ELLIOTT, Charles Boileau, M.A., F.R.S., 
 Reftor of Tattingftone. 
 
 Sermon, I Cor. 7. 31. The vicifTitudes of life. 
 [Farewell.] 8°. Godaltning, 1838 
 
 ELLIOTT, E. B., Preb. of Heytefbury. 
 
 Horae Apocalypticae, or a commentary on the 
 Apocalypfe, critical and hiftorical ; including 
 alio an examination of the chief prophecies 
 of Daniel. Illuftrated by an Apocalyptic chart, 
 and engravings from medals and other extant 
 monuments of antiquity. Fourth edition, care- 
 fully revifed, correfted, enlarged and improved 
 throughout, with many additional plates. 4 
 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Genuinenefs and date of the Apocalypfe. 
 Introduction to the prophecy of the future. 
 Apoc. Chap. i. — ix. 19. 
 
 Appendix : On the Neronic date, The Roman coinage. 
 Vol. 2. Chap. ix. 20. — xi. and appendix. 
 Vol. 3. Chap. xii. — xvi. 14, and appendix.
 
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 Vol. 4. 
 Chap. xiv. 8 — xxii. 
 Hiftory of Apocalyptic interpretation. 
 Critical examination of the three chief counter fchemes. 
 General index. 
 
 ELLIOTT, Henry Venn, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 14. 13. On the death of the Rev. 
 Henry Mortlock ; and a brief memoir. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1837 
 
 ELIS, Edmund, Fellow of Baliol Col., Oxford. 
 
 Omnes qui audiunt evangelium, idque verum 
 agnofcunt, funt gratiae et falutis capaces. Cui accefferunt 
 animadverfiones in aliqua Janfenii, atque etiam Calvini 
 dogmata veritati praedidtas adverfa. Per Ecclefiae Angli- 
 canas Preftyterum. Pp. 47. Sm. 8°. Lond. idj-J 
 
 Sccinianifmus purus putus antichriftianifmus ; 
 leu omnimodas Socinianifmi iniquitatis demon- 
 ftratio. Pp. iv. 133. Parsnefis ad Protefl- 
 antes quos vocant, apud Gallos. Pp. 2. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 70 1 
 Animadverfiones in aliqua Philippi Limburgii 
 dogmata. Pp. 23. 8°. Lond. 1702 
 
 Animadverfiones in aliqua C. Janfenii, Guilielmi 
 Twiffi, Richardi Baxteri, et Gerardi de Vries, dogmata, 
 quae doftrinas evangelicae de benevolentia divina homi- 
 nibus per Chriftum exhibita advertantur. F. i. Pp. 33. 
 8^. Lond. 1706 
 
 ELIS, John. 
 
 A native of Merioneth/hire. Entered a ftudent in Hart 
 
 Hall, Oxford, 1617. Eledled Fellow of Jefus College 1628. 
 
 Became Redtor of Whitfield, Oxford/hire. Redor of St. 
 
 Mary's, Dolgelhy, Merioneth/hire, about 1647. Died 1665. 
 
 Articolorum xxxix. Ecclefise Anglicanas defenfio, 
 una cum nova eorundem verfione. His acce- 
 dunt Articuli Lambethani. Editio tertia. 1 2°. 
 
 Amft. 1696 
 
 Clavis fidei, feu brevia qusdam in Symbolum 
 Apoftolicum didlata. 18°. Oxonii, 1643 
 
 ELLIS, Clement, M. A., Prebend, of Southwell. 
 
 Born near Penrith, Cumberland, 1630. Entered Queen's 
 College, Oxford, 1649, of which he became Fellow. Ob- 
 tained the redtory of Kirkby, Nottingham/hire. Prebend- 
 ary of Southwell 1693. Died 1700. His writings are 
 diftinguifhed for eminent and fervent piety, foundnels of 
 dodlrine, and a vigorous, unafFedled, and manly ftyle. 
 The fcripture catechift ; or, the whole religion 
 of a Chriftian, being a full explanation of the 
 Church catechifm, containing a comprehenfive 
 body of pradtical divinity, for the ufe of fa- 
 milies ; with an account of the author's life 
 and writings, by John Veneer. 8°. L. 1738 
 Reft for the heavy laden promifed by our Lord 
 to all fincere believers, praftically difcourfed 
 upon. I On Matt. 11.28.] 12°. Z,o/?^. 1756 
 Sermon, Prov. 24. 21. Religion and loyalty in- 
 feparable. ^AfTize.] 4°. Lond. 1691 
 
 The fum of Chriftianity. 
 
 Wordfworth's Chriftian Inftitutes. i. 189 
 ELLIS, Rev. Father Dom. P. H. Monk. 
 Sermon (Second), Matt. 5. 12. [All Saints.] 
 4°. Lond. 1686 
 
 ELLIS, George, Efq. 
 
 Specimens of Early Englifh metrical romances, 
 to which is prefixed an hiftorical introdudion 
 
 ELLIS, George, Efq. (continued). 
 
 on the rife and progrefs of Romantic compo- 
 fition in France and England. A new edition, 
 revifed by J. O. Halliwell, Efq., F.R S. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 ELLIS, John, D.D., Vicar of St. Catherine's, 
 
 Dublin. 
 The knowledge of divine things from revelation, 
 not from reafon or nature. Third edition. To 
 which is now firft added, by the fame author. 
 An inquiry whence cometh wifdom and un- 
 derftanding to men ? [On Rom. 10.7.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 181 1 
 Some confiderations upon Mr. Locke's hypo- 
 thefis, That the knowledge of God is attainable by ideas 
 of reflexion. Wherein is demonftrated, upon his own 
 principles, that the knowledge of God is not attainable 
 by ideas of reflexion. Being an addition to a book lately 
 publifhed, entitled, The Knowledge of Divine Things, 
 &c. By the author of the faid book. F. i. pp. 51. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1743 
 
 ELLIS, Philip. 
 
 Sermons. Catholic fermons. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 ELLIS, WiUiam Webb, M.A. 
 
 Redtor of St. Clement Danes, Strand; Minifter of St. 
 George's Chapel, Albemarle Street, London. 
 Sermons preached in St. George's Chapel, Albe- 
 marle Street. To which is added. An elTay 
 on the prophecies relative to Chrift. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 Matt. 18. 20. Chrift in the midft of a congregation. 
 [Re-opening of St. George's Chapel.] - - i 
 
 Luke, 16. 9. Mammon fubfervient to Heaven 16 
 
 Heb. 4. 12. The word of God a two-edged fword 31 
 Gal. 2. 20. Spiritual crucifixion, and fpiritual refurrec- 
 tion ------- 45 
 
 2 Pet. I. 16. The eye witnefs of Chrift's Majefty 59 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 5. The mediation of the God-Man, wonder- 
 ful, yet reafonable ----- 74 
 
 Matt. II. 5. Chrift's miracles and preaching proofs of 
 his miflion ------ 89 
 
 John, 6. 27. The everlafting meat - - 105 
 
 John, 6. 51. Chrift the living bread - - I20 
 
 John, 4. 10. The living water . - . 135 
 
 Col. 2. 6, 7. The Chrifldan rooted and built up in Chrift 
 
 148 
 
 Phil. 3. 13, 14. St. Paul's pradice, a reafon to us "to 
 
 prefs toward the mark " - - - 165 
 
 2 Cor. 6.2. Four reafons for embracing falvation now 179 
 Rom. 14. 7—9. The believer living and dying unto the 
 
 Lord ------- 193 
 
 Luke, 21. 36. Two combined means of preparation 
 
 " to ftand before the Son of Man" - 208 
 
 Matt. 25. 23. The faithful fervant rewarded - 224 
 
 An effay on the prophecies relative to Chrift 251 
 
 A concife view of that clafs of prophecy which 
 relates to the Meffiah, conneded with the 
 leading doftrines of the Chriftian faith. 12". 
 
 Oxf. 1832 
 
 ELLIS, W. 
 
 Polynefian refcarches, during a refidence of nearly 
 fix years in the South Sea Iflands. New edi- 
 tion. 4 vol. 12°. Lond. 1848 
 An article on this work by Southey, will be found in 
 
 Quarterly Review, 43. I. 
 
 Miffionary narrative of a tour through Hawai, 
 or Owhyee ; with remarks on the hiilory.
 
 I033 
 
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 ELLIS, W. {continued). 
 
 traditions, manners, cuftoms, and language of 
 the Sandwich Iflands. Fourth edition. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1827* 
 
 ELLIS, Mrs. 
 
 The women of England, their fecial duties and 
 domellic habits. Seventh edition. Large iz°. 
 
 Lo7id. n. d. 
 
 ELLISON, John, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 6. 10. Our obligations to do good, 
 and the manner of doing it. [Sons of the 
 Clergy, Durham.] 4°. Newcajile, IJS'^ 
 
 ELLISON, Nathanael, D.D. 
 
 Archdeacon of Stafford, and Vicar of Newcaftle-upon- 
 
 Tyne. 
 
 Sermon, Mark, 14. 7. The obligations and op- 
 portunities of doing good to the poor. [Charity- 
 fchooL] 4°. Land. 17 10 
 
 ELLISON, Nath., A.M., Vicar of Bolam, 
 Northumberland, Fell, of Merton Coll., Oxf. 
 
 Sermon, Jofh. 24. 24. [Vifitation.] 4°. L. 1792 
 
 ELLYS, Anthony, D.D., Bp. of St. David's. 
 
 Born 1693. Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge. Vicar 
 of St. Olave, Jewry, 1724. Prebendary of Gloucefter 1725. 
 Bifhop of St. David's 1752. Died 1761. He was eminent 
 for extenfive knowledge, found judgment, and excellent 
 Chriftian temper. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 22. 21. [Jan. 30.] 4°. L. 1749 
 Sermon, i Pet. 2. 16. [Jan. 30.] 4°. L. 1754 
 Sermon, Ifa. I. 26. [May 29.] 4°. Land. 1758 
 Sermon, John, 15. 8. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. L. 1759 
 Trafts on the liberty, fpiritual and temporal, of 
 Proteftants in England. In two parts. A new 
 edition. 4°. Land. 1767 
 
 Part I. Spiritual liberty. 
 
 The right of private judgment in matters of religion i 
 
 The liberty of publickly worfhipping God - 36 
 
 On the liberty as to matters ecclefiaftical when a religion 
 
 is publickly eftabliflied - - . - 78 
 
 A plea for the facramental teft - - - Iio 
 
 On the liberty recovered to the people of England by 
 
 fupprefling the authority formerly exercifed over this 
 
 realm by the Bifhop of Rome - - - 172 
 
 An anfwer to the objeftions to the ill ufe which it is 
 
 alledged has been made of the liberty we have gained 
 
 by having broke with the See of Rome - 211 
 
 The nature of fupremacy in matters ecclefiaftical, vefted 
 
 in the crown - . - . . 245 
 
 The claim of fome Englifh Proteftants to greater liberty 
 
 than they now enjoy - .... 270 
 
 Part 2. Temporal liberty. 
 Liberty of the fubjedts in judicial proceedings 281 
 
 Right of impofing taxes and other privileges of parlia- 
 ment ------- 327 
 
 Means whereby the free conftitutions of other nations 
 have been impaired ----- 402 
 
 Of the antiquities of the Commons in Parliament 454 
 Of the royal prerogative - - - - 471 
 
 Dangers incident to the prefent eftabliftiment - 522 
 This elaborate work was the principal objeft of the au- 
 thor's life. It contains a large fund ofhiftorical, conftitu- 
 tional, and legal knowledge, and is a copious defence of 
 moderate Whiggifm by one who was zealoufly attached to 
 the ecclefiaftical eftablifhment. 
 
 The claims of fome Englifh Proteftants to greater 
 liberty than they now enjoy. 
 
 Churchman Armed, 1. 479 
 
 ELLYS, Biftiop [continued). 
 
 The nature of fupremacy in matters ecclefiaftical 
 vefted in the crown. Churchman Armed, 2.83 
 The Proteftant refolved. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 4. 120 
 ELLYS, Sir Richard, Bart. 
 
 A gentleman of extenfive learning, particularly in bibli- 
 cal criticifm and antiquities, and of great piety and muni- 
 ficence. He was a member of parliament from 17 15 to 
 1734. Died 1741-2. The following is his only publiftied 
 work. It contains an explanation of feveral paflages in the 
 New Teftament. 
 Fortuita facra : quibus fubjicitur commentarius 
 
 de cymbalis. [Anon.] 8°. Rotterd. \-]zj 
 
 ELLYS, Tobias. 
 
 A divine, who lived in the time ofthe Commonwealth, 
 
 and was ejedled for Nonconformity at the Reftoration. 
 
 Afterwards became a laborious I'choolmafter. 
 
 The kingdom of God opened and proved to be 
 a kingdom of grace and glory, the one thing 
 neceffary for all, and the faint's everlafting hap- 
 pinefs. [On Matt. 6. 33.] 8°. Land. 1678 
 
 ELMACINUS, George. 
 
 Born in Egypt towards the middle ofthe thirteenth cen- 
 tury. Although a Chriftian, he filled a poft of diftinftion 
 near the perfons ofthe Mohammedan princes. His hiftory 
 comes down from Mohammed to a.d. 1118. 
 Hiftoria Saracenica, qua res geftae Muflimorum, 
 inde a Muhammede primo imperii et religionis Mus- 
 limicas audore, ufque ad initium imperii Atabacaei, 
 per xlix. imperatorum fucceflionem fideliflime expli- 
 cantur. Infertis etiam paffim Chriftianorum rebus in 
 Orientis potiffimum ecclefiis eodem tempore geftls. Arab, 
 et Lat. opera ac ftudio Thomae Erpenii. [Et] 
 Roderici Ximinez archiepifcopi Toletani hiftoria Ara- 
 bum. Folio. Lugd. Bat. 1625 
 
 ELMES, James, M.R.I.A., Archited. 
 
 A general and bibliographical dictionary of the 
 fine arts, containing explanations of the princi- 
 pal terms ufed in the arts of painting, fculpture, 
 architefture, and engraving ; hiftorical fketches 
 of the rife and progrefs of their different 
 fchools ; defcriptive accounts of the beft books 
 and treatifes on the fine arts, Sec. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1826 
 
 New churches. A letter to the Right Hon. the 
 Earl of Liverpool, &c. on that part ofthe fpeech of his 
 Royal Highnefs the Prince Regent, which recommends 
 the attention of parliament to the deficiency in the 
 number of places of public worftiip belonging to the 
 eftabliftied Church. Pp. 1 6. 8°. Lord. iSiS 
 
 ELOCUTION. (An effay on), or pronunciation. 
 Intended chiefly for the afliftance of thofe who 
 inftrudl others in the art of reading. And of 
 thofe who are often called to fpeak in publick. 
 Pp. 39. 8°. Loud. 1748 
 
 ELOQUENCE. Refleftions upon the eloquence 
 of thefe times ; particularly of the bar and 
 pulpit. 12°. Land. 1672 
 
 ELOQUENCE of the Pulpit (Letters on the). 
 By the Editor of the Letters between Theo- 
 dofius and Conftantia. Pp. 75. 8°. 
 
 LoTid. 1765 
 
 ELRINGTON, Thomas, D.D., M.R.I.A., Bp. 
 of Ferns. 
 An eminent divine and a man of exemplary life. Ob-
 
 I035 
 
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 ELRINGTON, BiiTiop {continued). 
 
 tained a fcholarfhip in the Univerfity of Dublin 1778. 
 Eleded Fellow 1781. Profedbr of Mathematics 1795. 
 Re6lor of Ardtree, Tyrone, 1806. Provoft of Trinity Col- 
 lege, Dublin, 181 1. Bp. of Limerick 1820. Tranflated to 
 Leighlin and Ferns 1822. Died 1835. 
 Sermons preached in the Chapel of Trinity Col- 
 lege, Dublin, in the year 1795, at the Ledlure 
 eftablifhed by the Provoft and Senior Fellows 
 under the will of Mrs. Ann Donnellan. To 
 which IS added an Ad fermon preached for 
 the degree of doftor in divinity. [On St. John, 
 10.37; St. John, 5. 36; St. Luke, 5. 12 ; St. 
 Mark, 6. 5 ; St. John, 5. 36 (2 fer.) ; 2 TheiT. 
 2. 9.] 8". Dubl. 1796 
 
 Subjedl of the Lectures : The Proof of Chriftianity de- 
 rived from the miracles recorded in the New Teftament. 
 
 Other works : An edition of Euclid, with notes, alfo of 
 Juvenal, with notes. Reflections on the appointment of 
 Dr. Milner as the Political Agent of the Roman Catholic 
 Clergy in Ireland, 1809. The Clergy of the Church of 
 England truly ordained, 8°. 1809, &c. 
 
 ELSLEY, The Rev. — . 
 
 Annotations on the four Gofpels and the Afts of 
 the Apoftles, compiled and abridged for the 
 ufe of ftudents. Sixth edition. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1827 
 Vol. 1. St. Matthew. Vol. 2. St. Mark, St. Luke. 
 Vol. 3. St. John, Afts. 
 
 ELSNER, James, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Saalfield, in Pruflia, 1692. 
 Educated at the Univerfity of Konig/berg, and became chap- 
 lain to the army. Profeffor of Theology and Oriental 
 Languages at Lingen 1720. Died 1750. 
 Obfervationes facrse in novi foederis libros, quibus 
 plura illorum librorum loca ex auftoribus po- 
 tiffimum Grsecis et antiquitate exponuntur et 
 illuftrantur. 2 vol. 8°. Traj. 1720 
 
 Vol. I. Libri hiftorici. Vol. 2. Epiftolse et Apoc. 
 Commentarius facro-philologicus in evangelium 
 Matthsi. Eum ediditet notulas qualdam adjecit 
 Ferdinandus Stofch. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Zwolla, iy6y-6g 
 Commentarius in evangelium Marci. 4°. 
 
 Traj. 1773 
 ELSTOB, William, M.A. 
 
 Born at Newcaftle 1673. Educated at Eton, and Catha- 
 rine Hall, Cambridge, and afterwards at Queen's College, 
 Oxford. Fellow of Univerfity College 1696. Redor of 
 St. Swithin, London, 1702. Died 1714. 
 A publicke office of daily and nightly devotion 
 ufed in the Anglo-Saxon Church ; with trans- 
 lation and notes. 8°. Land. 1715 
 ELSTOB, EUzabeth. 
 
 Sifter of the above. Born 1683 ; died 1756. 
 
 An Anglo-Saxon homily on St. Gregory's day, 
 w^ich an Englifli tranflation. A new edition, 
 with a preface, containing fome account of 
 Mrs. Elftob. 8°. Lo?!J. 1839 
 
 Originally publi/hed in 1709. In this edition part of 
 
 the preface on the Controverfy concerning the primitive 
 
 ftate and dodlrines of the Anglo-Saxon Church has been 
 
 omitted, alfo fome of the notes. 
 
 ELSTOB, William, LL.B., Reftor of Sheldon. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 112. 9. [Anniv. Charities founded 
 by the Rev. N. Latham.] 4°. Oundle, 1 8 1 1 
 
 ELTON, Edward, Minifter of St. Mary Mag- 
 dalen's, Bermondfey. 
 An expofition of the Epiftle to the Coloffians, 
 delivered in fundry fermons. Second edition, 
 revifed and correfted. Folio. Lond. 1620 
 God's holy minde touching matters moral), ut- 
 tered in ten commandments ; alfo, Chrift's 
 holy minde touching prayer, delivered in that 
 moft holy prayer which himfelf taught, dis- 
 covered by the light of his own holy writ. 
 4°. Lond. 1648 
 
 The complaint of a fanftified fmner anfvvered, or 
 an explanation of the feventh chapter of the epiftle of 
 St. Paul to the Romans. 
 
 The triumph of a true Chriftian defcribed, or an 
 explanation of the eighth chapter of the epiftle to the 
 Romans : wherein the fanClified finner's heaven upon 
 earth is laid open, with application of the comfort of 
 it to as many as are fo qualified, delivered in fundry 
 fermons. 
 The great myftery of godlincfs opened, being an 
 expofition upon the whole ninth chapter of Romans. 
 
 In I vol. Folio. Lond. 1653 
 
 The above works by Elton are very fcarce and valuable, 
 rich in matter, dreffed in plain and popular language. 
 
 ELWIN, Fountain, Vicar of Temple, Briftol ; 
 
 and one of the Minifters of the Odtagon. 
 Sermons, preached at the Odagon Chapel, Bath. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1842-49 
 
 [Firft feries.] 1842. 
 Zech. 9. 12. The ftronghold for the prifoner of hope I 
 Job, 17. 13. Job's view of the grave, and his hope be- 
 yond it ------- 22 
 
 Prov. 4. 18- - - - - - 43 
 
 Pfa. 32. 7. The finner's hiding-place - - 64 
 
 Zech. 9. 17. The goodnefs and the beauty of Jehovah 83 
 Gen. 9. 12—15. T'^^ rainbow of the covenant 104 
 
 Ifa. 42. 3. The bruifed reed and the fmoking flax 123 
 Pfa. 61. 2. David's rock of falvation - - 145 
 
 Mark, 7. 24. Chrift not hid - - - 165 
 
 Matt. 8. 19, 20. The fcribe refolving to follow Chrift 
 
 188 
 Heb. 6. 19. The believer's anchor - - 216 
 
 Pfa. no. 7. Mefliah drinking of the brook in the way 
 
 Second feries. 1849. 
 
 Rev. 22. 16. The bright and morning ftar - i 
 
 1 Chron. 4. 10. Character and prayer of Jabez 21 
 John, 12.4. Charadler of Judas - - 40 
 Matt. 27. 3. Same fubjedl " - " - 59 
 Zech. 6. 12. The branch . - - 80 
 
 2 Kings, 2. II. Elijah's fiery chariot - - loi 
 Luke, II. II. The heavenly Father's good gift 124 
 Ecclef. 12. 6. The filver cord, and the golden bowl 143 
 I Cor. I. 20. The foolifhnefs of the world's wufdom 164 
 Prov. 23. 18. The believer's expedlation and end 183 
 Prov. 24. 3C-34. The field of the flothful - 201 
 I Cor. 7. 29-31. The world's pageant - - 222 
 Mark, 6. 25. Character of Herod the tetrarch 240 
 
 ELY, John. 
 
 A Difienting minifter at Rochdale. 
 Winter ledures. A feries of difcourfes illuftra- 
 tive of divine difpenfation. 8°. Lond. 1833 
 Gen. 3. 15. The firft promife - - - i 
 
 Heb. II. 17-19. The offering of Ifaac - 28 
 
 Job, I. I. On the book of Job . . - 57 
 
 James, 5. 11. Scope of the book of Job - 82 
 
 Exod. 20. 2. Departure of the Ifraelites from Egypt 112 
 Ads, 13. 21. Character of Saul, the firft king of Ifrael 
 
 142
 
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 ELY, John (^continueJ). 
 
 2 Sam. 23. I, 2. The fweet Pfalmift of Ifrael 172 
 
 Eccles. I. I, 2. Defign of the book of Ecclefiaftcs 203 
 
 Jer. 25. II, 12. The Babylonifh captivity - 232 
 
 Dan. 9. 24-27. Daniel's prophecy of Mefllah 269 
 
 John, 4. 9. The Samaritans ... 304 
 Luke, 3. I, 2. Subjugation of the Jews by the Romans 
 
 334- 
 
 Matt. 2. I, 2. The magians' vifit to Bethlehem 366 
 
 Matt. 27. 50-54. Miracles of Calvary . - 396 
 
 Afts, 8. I. The firft Chriftian church - 426 
 
 Afts, 13. I, 2. The firft Chriftian miflion - 456 
 
 Luke, 19. 41-44. The deftrudtion of Jerufalem 489 
 
 Rev. 22. 20. The laft furviving apoftle - 518 
 
 ELYOT, Sir Thomas. 
 
 h A gentleman of eminent learning and wifdom in the 
 
 R reign of Henry VIIL Educated at St. Mary's Hall, Oxford. 
 
 t; Employed in feveral embaflies. Died 1546. 
 
 [» The book named the Governour, a.d. 1564. A 
 ' new edition, by A. T. Eliot, 8°. Nezvc. 1834 
 
 EMMA DE LISSAU : a narrative of ftriking vi- 
 ciflitudes and peculiar trials ; with notes illus- 
 trative of the manners and cuftoms of the 
 L Jews. By the author of Sophia de Liflau. 
 
 ^ Sixth edition, with illuftrations. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1847 
 EMLYN, Thomas. 
 
 A Diflenting divine, a great champion of Arianifm. 
 
 Born at Stamford, Lincoln/hire, 1663. Became afllftant 
 
 I minifter to Mr. Boyce at Dublin 1691. Expelled for 
 
 j preaching Arian dodtrines, profecuted in the civil courts, 
 
 ' fined, and imprifoned. Died 1743. 
 
 Works. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Memoirs of the life and writings of Mr, Thomas Emlyn 
 
 iii-cxli 
 
 A true narrative of the' proceedings of the Diffenting 
 minifters of Dublin againft Mr. Thomas Emlyn, and 
 of his profecution in the Secular Court, firft printed 
 1719 - - - - . . . I 
 
 An humble inquiry into the Scripture account of Jefus 
 Chrift, or a ihort argument concerning his deity and 
 glory, according to the gofpel, 1702 - 81 
 
 General remarks on Mr. Boyfe's Vindication of the true 
 Deity of our Bleffed Saviour. Alfoon Chrift's not know- 
 ing the day of judgment. Now firft pubiilhed 13 I 
 
 A vindication of the worfhip of the Lord Jefus Chrift, 
 on I'nitarian principles. In anfwer to Boyle, 1706. 
 To which is now added an anfwer to Dr. Waterland 
 on the fame head ----- 203 
 
 The fupreme deity of God the Father demonftrated, in 
 anfwer to Dr. Sherlock, 1707 - - - 333 
 
 A brief vindication of the Bp. of Gloucefter's [Fowler] 
 Difcourfe concerning the defcentofthe man Chrift 
 Jefus from heaven, from Dr. Sherlock's Charge of 
 Herefy, 1707 - - - - - 361 
 
 A letter to Dr. Willis (afterwards Bp. of Winchefter), 
 being fome friendly remarks on his Sermon, Nov. 5, 
 1705 _ - -_ - - . - - 379 
 
 The previous queftion to the feveral queftions about 
 
 valid and invalid baptifm, viz. whether there be any 
 
 neceflity for the continual \ife of baptifm among the 
 
 pofterity of baptized Chriftians, 17 10 - 389 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Remarks on Mr. Leflie's Firft Dialogue on the Socinian 
 Controverfy, and vindication of the Remarks - 3 
 
 An examination of Mr. Leflie's laft Dialogue relating to 
 the Satisfaftion of Jefus Chrift, together with fome 
 remarks on Dr. Stillingfleet's True Reafons of Chrift's 
 Sufferings -....- ^i 
 
 An inquiry into the authority of I John, 5. 7 107 
 
 Anfwer to Mr. Martin's Critical DifTertation on I John, 
 
 EMLYN, Thomas {continued). 
 
 5. 7, and reply to his Examination, with a poftfcript 
 
 now added - - - - - - 167 
 
 Dr. Bennet's New Theory of the Trinity examined 301 
 Remarks on the four London Minifters' Defence of the 
 
 Dodfrine of the Trinity - - . - 367 
 
 Notes on Mr. Troffe's Catechifm relating to the Deity 
 
 of the Lord Jefus Chrift and the Holy Ghoft 429 
 
 Cbfervations on Dr. Waterland's Notions, in relation to 
 
 Polytheifm, Ditheifm, &c. - - - - 451 
 
 Memoirs of the life and fentiments of Dr, Samuel Clarke 
 
 c Vol, 3. ^^77 
 
 Sermons — ^ 
 
 Matt. 23, 23. Moral duties to be preferred before 
 pofitive ones. (2 ferm.) ... i 
 
 Rev. 2. 21. The defign of patience is to give fpace 
 for repentance - - . - . ^9 
 
 I Tim. 5. 8. Praftical immorality worfe than fpecu- 
 lative infidelity ----- 65 
 
 Ecclef. 2. 20, True happinefs not to be found in any 
 earthly enjoyment - - - . 27 
 
 Luke, 13. 29. Holy men from all quarters of the 
 world ftiall meet in heaven - - . 115 
 
 Pfa. 118. 9, Abfolute confidence to be placed in God 
 alone - - - - - . 131 
 
 Mark, 10. 22, Our obedience to God muft be abfo- 
 lute and entire - - - - - '55 
 
 Prov. 22. 29. Diligence the likelieft way to rife in 
 the world - - - - - 179 
 
 Adfs, 17. 25. The worfhip of God founded on the 
 principles of reafon - - - - 199 
 
 I Cor. II. 25. The nature, end, and defign of the 
 Lord's fupper. (2 ferm.) - - - 231 
 
 Heb. 6. 12. Faith and patience the way to inherit 
 the promifes. (2 ferm.) - - - 269 
 
 Heb. 6. 20. Chrift entered into heaven as our fore- 
 runner, and as our high-prieft. (2 ferm.) 305 
 
 I Sam. 2. 30. The fuppreffion of public vice an 
 honourable employment - - - - 351 
 
 John, 14. 28. Funeral confolations - - 397 
 
 EMMS, Robert. 
 
 The excellency and advantage of the gofpel dis- 
 penfation. Compared with the law of Moles, 
 the light of nature, the inventions of men, and 
 the dominion of fin. Being more efpecially 
 intended as a caveat againft infidelity, F. I. 
 Pp. iv. 68, 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
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 ENFIELD, William, LL.D. 
 
 A Diffenting divine of great learning. Born at Sudbury, 
 1741. Minifter of a congregation at Liverpool 1763. Be- 
 came teacher of an academical inftitution at Warrington 
 1770, which was diffolved 1783, Removed to Norwich, 
 where he died 1797. In his religious fentiments he ap- 
 proached Socinianifm. 
 
 The hiftory of philofophy, from the earlieft times 
 to the beginning of the prefent century, drawn 
 up from Brucker. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1819 
 The preacher's direftory ; or a feries of fubjefts 
 proper for public difcourfes, with texts under 
 each head ; with feleft paffages from the Apo- 
 crypha. 4°. Lond. 1 77 1 
 Scientific recreations in philofophy and mathe- 
 matics. 12°. Lond. 1825 
 A colleftion of pfalms proper for Chriftian wor- 
 fhip. [Anon.] 8°. Liverp. 1770 
 Sermons for the ufe of families. 2 vol. 12°. L. 1778 
 Vol. I. Fifth edition. 
 Matt. 5. 14. The notice of the world a motive to virtue 3 
 Gen. 45. 24. Domeftic peace - - - 29 
 Lev. 19. 13. Againft fraud . - . 53 
 
 John, 4. 9. Bigotry 77 
 
 Job, 19. 21. Compaffion - - - - 10 1 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. Submiflion to divine providence - 125 
 I Cor. 15. 33. The danger of choofing vicious com- 
 panions ------ 153 
 
 Phil. 4. 12. The duty of the rich - - . 177 
 
 Phil. 2. 5. The temper of Chrift - - 201 
 
 Eph. 5. I. The imitation of God - - - 227 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. Happinefs. (2 ferm.) - 251 
 
 Vol. 2. Third edition. 
 Tit. 3. 8, 9. Morality the proper fubje£t of preaching 3 
 1 Cor. 10. 24. Benevolent attention to the intereft.s of 
 others recommended ----- 34 
 
 Gen. 4. 4, 5. The fatal effefts of irregular paffions 
 illuftrated in the hiftory of Cain and Abel 63 
 
 1 Kings, 20. II. Caution and diffidence recommended 
 to youth ..---- 87 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. Covetoufnefs - - - - 119 
 
 John, 6. 60. The precepts of Chriftianity liable to no 
 
 reafonable objeftion - - - - 147 
 
 Rom. I. 16. The true Chrifldan not afliamed of the 
 
 Gofpel ------- 175 
 
 Pfa. 23. 4. The fear of death - - - 203 
 
 Prov. 4. 27. The importance of avoiding extremes 227 
 Rom. 12. 15 259 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. Perfection- - - - 289 
 Heb. 13. 23. (Ordin. ferm.) The duties oi religious 
 
 focieties - - - - - - -3'3 
 
 Sermons on practical fubjefts. To which are 
 prefixed memoirs of the author, by J. Aikin, 
 M.D. Second edit. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1799 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Biographical account of the author - - iii-xxvii
 
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 ENFIELD, William, LL.D. (contmued). 
 
 Pfa. 139. 7. The omniprefence of God - - I 
 
 Deut. 7. 9. The faithfulnefs of God - - 21 
 
 Rev. 15. 3. Chara<5ters of the works of God - 41 
 Matt. 13. 44. The Chriftian religion, a valuable trea- 
 fure ------- 63 
 
 Ifa. 5. 20. The moral abufe of words - - 86 
 
 Pfa. 116. II. Againft thinking ill of the world 109 
 Gen. 4. 9. Inattention to the concerns of others re- 
 proved .--.-. 130 
 
 1 Cor. 13.4-8. Characters of charity - - 151 
 Pfa. 119. 6. The good man fecure from fhame 198 
 Tit. 3. 2. Againft evil-fpeaking - - 217 
 Rom. 12. II. Induftry _ - - - 239 
 Prov. 27. 10, Caution in forming, and conftancy in 
 
 preferving friendfhips recommended - - 261 
 
 Prov. 30. 8. Prayer for a competency - - 280 
 
 Prov. 37. 25. Youth and age compared - 300 
 
 Rom. 12. 3. Humility ----- 327 
 
 Prov. 4. 17. The value of moral wifdom - 349 
 
 Prov. 4. 26. The neceffity of eftablifhing good princi- 
 ples, and fixing a prudent plan of condudt, in early 
 life - - - - - - -372 
 
 Prov. 16. 3. The nature, caufes, and folly of felf-decep- 
 
 tion 395 
 
 Gen. 33. 9. Contentment and generofity exemplified in 
 
 the condudt of Efau - - - - - 417 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfa. 133. 5. The importance of focial harmony to the 
 
 happinefs of life ----- i 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 8. The value of good intentions - 23 
 Rom. 15. 2. When a defire of pleafing becomes a 
 
 virtue ------- 4^ 
 
 Luke, 6. 16. Great popularity no proof of great merit 67 
 A<Ss, 20. 35. Benevolence preferable to felfiflinefs 88 
 Pfa. 37. II. Meeknefs - - - - no 
 
 2 Kings, 22. 19. Senfibllity - - - 132 
 
 A6ls, 3. 6. Unexpenfive methods of doing good 155 
 2 Chron. 31. 21. Animated exertions in all laudable 
 
 undertakings recommended - - - 176 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Nathan's reproof of David - 200 
 
 Pfa. 119. 163. Againft lying - - . 221 
 
 Prov. 29. 25. The fear of man a dangerous fnare 245 
 Rom. 13. 13. Decorum of charadter recommended 263 
 Heb. 6. I. Continual advances towards perfeftion in 
 
 knowledge and virtue recommended - 285 
 
 Pfa. 68. 10. The goodnefs of God to the poor 307 
 
 James, 2. 10. Univerfal obedience neceflary to falva- 
 
 tion - - - . - - -33^ 
 
 Rom. 8. 34. The true ground of juftification 353 
 
 I Pet. 3. 14. The wildom of fuftering rather than 
 
 finning -----. ^76 
 
 I John, 3. 2, 3. Chriftians fons of God - - 400 
 
 Micah, 6, 3. The laws of religion not burdenfome 424 
 
 Vol. 3. 1799. 
 Matt. 19. 22. Chrift's converfation with a rich young 
 
 man ------- j 
 
 Mark, 12. 43, 44. The poor widow's mite - 24 
 
 Matt. 14. 28. The folly of rafh confidence - 47 
 
 Matt. 21. 28-31. The charadlers of the hypocrite and 
 
 the penitent compared - - - - 68 
 
 John, 4. 10, Chrift's converfation with the woman of 
 
 Samaria ---... 00 
 
 Matt. 8. 34. The folly of rejedting inftrudion 112 
 
 Matt. 12. 24. The criminality of uncharitable judg- 
 ment in imputing good aftions to bad motives 134 
 Luke, 16. 8. The parable of the unjuft fteward 156 
 Matt. 25. 29. The parable of the ten talents - 179 
 John, 8. 10, 11. Chrift's treatment of the woman taken 
 
 in adultery ------ 202 
 
 Matt. 16. 18. Theperpetuity of the Chriftian church 223 
 Luke, 17. 10, The beft Chriftians unprofitable fervants 
 
 246 
 Luke, 14. 28. The wifdom of forefeeing and providing 
 
 againft difficulties and dangers - - - 270 
 
 ENFIELD, William, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 John, 13. 13-16. Mutual condefcenfion recommended 
 
 by the example of Chrift - - - 292 
 
 Matt. 20. 22. The folly of ambitious defires - 313 
 John, 14. T-3. Chrift's laft converfation with his apoftles 
 
 before his crucifixion - - - - 33? 
 
 John, 15. I, 2. Chrift's laft difcourfe with his difciples 
 
 358 
 
 John, 16. 7. Chrift's laft difcourfe to his apoftles 381 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The inftitution of the Lord's fupper 405 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. The general conclufions from the gofpel 
 
 hiftory concerning Chrift - . . . ^2.7 
 
 The Englifh preacher ; or, fermons on the prin- 
 cipal fubjedls of religion and morality, felefted, 
 revifed, and abridged from various authors. 9 
 vol. 12°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1773. 
 Phil. 3. 8. The excellency of the Chriftian religion. 
 
 Abp. Tillotfon . - . . . ^ 
 
 Pfa. 119. 165. The inward peace and pleafure which 
 
 attend religion. Abp. Tillotfon - - - 25 
 
 Luke, S. 18. Hearing the word of God. Bp. Smalridge 43 
 Prov. 14. 9. The folly of mocking at fin. Samuel 
 
 Clarke, D.D. - - - - 59 
 
 Ifa. 5. 20. The unchangeable difference of good and 
 
 evil. Samuel Clarke, D.D. - - - 77 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 2. Self-love. Daniel Waterland, D.D. 97 
 Prov. I. 9. Religion the ornament of human nature. 
 
 Adam Batty - - - - - - 121 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 21. A regard to the good opinion of the world 
 
 commendable. Bp. Hutton - - - 141 
 
 Pfa. 50. 14. The duty of praife and thankfgiving. 
 
 Francis Atterbury, D.D. - - - 157 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. The Chriftian rule of equity. John 
 
 Denne, D.D. ------ ly^ 
 
 Rom. 5. 7. The charadler of the righteous and the 
 
 good man compared. James Fofter, D.D. - 191 
 
 Job, 34. 22. The impofiibility of concealing fin. John 
 
 Holland - - - - - - -211 
 
 Matt. 6. 22, 23. The caufes and danger of felf-deceit. 
 
 John Abernethy ----- 229 
 
 Job, 37. 14. The duty and advantage of ftudying the 
 
 works of nature. John Balguy - - - 253 
 
 Hof. 6. 4. Inconftancy in religion. Jeremiah Tidcombe 
 
 271 
 Vol. 2. 1773. 
 John, I. 47. Sincerity. Abp. Tillotfon - i 
 
 Tit. 3. 2. Againft evil-fpeaking. Abp. Tillotfon 23 
 Eph. 4. 26. Anger. Andrew Trebeck - - 49 
 
 Prov. 9. 10, II. The tendency of virtue to prolong life. 
 
 Samuel Clarke, D.D. - - - - 67 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. Veracity. John Evans, D.D. - 87 
 
 Ifa. 51. 12, 13. God more to be feared than man. Bp. 
 
 Smalridge ------ 109 
 
 Job, 21. 15. The reafonablenefs of religion. Henry 
 
 Grove - - - - - - -i'53 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Immortality brought to life through the 
 
 Gofpel. Jeremiah Tidcombe - - - 159 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. The love of pleafure. Bp. Hoadly 173 
 Pfa. 34. 19. The good man's fupport under affliftion. 
 
 John Holland ------ 193 
 
 Matt. 14. 23. Religious retirement. Francis Atter- 
 bury, D.D. - - - - - - 213 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. Thecharadter of Balaam. Bp. Butler 233 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafures of a religious life. James 
 
 Fofter, D.D. ------ 253 
 
 Pfa. 103. 2. Religious gratitude. Samuel Bourn 273 
 Efther, 5. 13. Haman and Mordecai. John Balguy 291 
 
 Vol. 3. 1781. 
 Pfa. 119. 59. The nature and benefit of confideration. 
 
 Abp. Tillotfon I 
 
 Pfa. 119. 60. The folly and danger of irrefolution and 
 
 delaying. Ahp. Tillotfon - - - 23 
 
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 ENFIELD, William, LL.D. [comlnued). 
 
 Col. 3. 14. Charity the moft perfedl bond of union. 
 Thomas Hayley, D.D. - . - - 45 
 
 Pfa. 42. II. Truft in God the beft fupport under afflic- 
 tion. Bp. Smalridge - - - - 67 
 
 Luke, 10. 36, 37. The parable of the good Samaritan. 
 Bp. Herring ------ 89 
 
 Gen. 20. II. The importance of religion to civil fociety. 
 George Fothergi 11 - - - - - iii 
 
 James, 2. 11. The neceflity of pradtifmg univerfal vir- 
 tue. .Strickland Gough - - - - 141 
 
 Rev. 3. 15, 16. Zeal. Samuel Clarke, D.D. - 159 
 
 Job, 23. 15. Religion diftinguilhed from fuperftition. 
 Samuel Clarke, D.D. - - - - 179 
 
 a Sam. 19. 34. The fhortnefs and uncertainty of life. 
 Jeremiah Tidcombe - - - - - 197 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. Agur's prayer. James Fofter, D.D. 213 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. The importance of religious education. 
 John Holland - - - - - 235 
 
 Job, 22. 21. An acquaintance with God, the beft fup- 
 port under afflidtions. Bp. Atterbury - - 255 
 
 Adls, 17. II. The condudlof the Bereans. John Balguy 
 
 271 
 Vol. 4. 1773. 
 
 A&.S, 10. 38. The example of Jefus in doing good. 
 Abp. Tillotfon I 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Nathan's reproof of David, Jeremiah 
 Tidcombe ------ 27 
 
 Prov. 29. 25. The mifchiefs of flavifh complaifanceand 
 cowardice. James Fofter, D.D. - - 43 
 
 Heb. 10. 25. The reafonablenefs and advantage of pub- 
 lic worftiip. John Holland - - - - 67 
 
 a Cor. 13. 5. The marks of religious fincerity. Biftiop 
 Atterbury 87 
 
 John, 4. 9. Diverfity of opinion no juft caufe ofdifcord. 
 John Balguy ------ 103 
 
 John, 21. 22. Againft needlefs curiofity. S. Clarke, D.D. 
 
 123 
 
 Luke, 16. 13. The impoflibility of ferving God and 
 Mammon. Bp. Hoadly - - - - 139 
 
 Matt. 10. 16. The union of wifdom and innocence. 
 Bp. Smalridge ------ 163 
 
 Matt. 22. 37. The love of God. (2 ferm.) 185 
 
 Tit. 2.10. A good life the beft ornament of the Chriftian 
 profeflion. John Rogers, D.D. - - 227 
 
 Matt. 25. 5. The moral infirmity of human nature. 
 Bp. Conybeare ------ 243 
 
 I Cor. 10. 32. The duty of an inofFenfive condudl. 
 John Mafon ------ 263 
 
 Micah, 4. 5. The incurablenefs of fuperftition. Samuel 
 
 Chandler, D.D. 283 
 
 Vol. 5. 1781. 
 
 Jo/h. 24. 15. Objedlions againft a religious life anfwered. 
 Abp. Tillotfon ----- i 
 
 Pfa. 97. I. The divine government a certain and joyful 
 truth. John Balguy ----- 21 
 
 Pfa. 119. 63. The importance of forming virtuous con- 
 nections. John Rogers, D.D. - - - 41 
 
 Prov. 15. 17. Domeftic love and union. Jeremiah 
 Seed ------- 57 
 
 Prov. 18. I. The purfuit of wifdom recommended to 
 youth. Jeremiah Seed - - - - 75 
 
 Luke, 9. 55, 56. Perfecution. Philip Doddridge, D.D. 95 
 
 I Cor. 13. I. The nature and excellence of charity. 
 John Holland ------ 121 
 
 Ifa. 40. 6. The frailty of human nature. James Fos- 
 ter, D.D. ------ 143 
 
 Prov. 16. 32. Self-government. Benjamin Ibbot, D.D. 
 
 163 
 
 Prov. 10. 9. Uprightnefs a man's greateft fecurity. Sa- 
 muel Clarke, D.D. ----- 185 
 
 Matt. 6. 19, 20. The true ufe of riches. Samuel 
 Squire, D.D. ----- 209 
 
 Heb. 12. 2. Our Saviour's fuflerings and death. John 
 Balguy ------- 229 
 
 ENFIELD, Wiiruim, LL.D, [continued). 
 
 A(5ts, 28. 5, 6. Raili judgment and cenfure, John 
 Adams, D.D, ----- 247 
 
 Tit. 3. I. Subjedtion to civil authority. George Oftjome 
 
 267 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 7, 8. A crown of righteoufnefs the reward 
 of Chriftian fortitude. Robert Mackewen - 287 
 Vol. 6. 1774. 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The happinefs of a heavenly converfation. 
 Abp. Tillotfon ----- I 
 
 Matt. 26. 41. The nature, reafonablenefs, and advan- 
 tages of prayer. William Leechman, D.D. - 25 
 
 Job, 21. 15. The objedtions againft prayer anfwered. 
 William Leechman, D.D. ... 51 
 
 Pfa. 73. 3. The condition of the wicked not to be en- 
 vied. Jeremiah Tidcombe - - - - 85 
 
 Prov. 12. 15. The wifdom of regarding counfel. John 
 Balguy 103 
 
 Matt. 23. 23, The importance of the duties of morality. 
 John Orr 123 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21. The example of Chrift, (2 ferm.) James 
 Fofter, D.D. ----- 149 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. Living peaceably. Bp. Atterbury 185 
 
 Phil. 2. 4. The nature and duty of public fpirit, Bp. 
 Hoadly ------- 197 
 
 Deut. 32. 29. The wifdom of confidering our latter 
 end. John Holland . - . . 215 
 
 Job, 29. 11-13. The prefent rewards of beneficence. 
 Bp. Thomas ------ 235 
 
 Prov. 4. 18. Continual progrefs in virtue. Jeremiah 
 Seed ------- 251 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6. Religion the only true fource of happinefs. 
 Samuel Clarke, D.D. _ . - - 271 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Diligence. John Balguy - 287 
 
 Vol. 7. 1774. 
 
 Luke, 12. 47, 48. Practice in religion neceflary, in pro- 
 portion to our knowledge. Abp. Tillotfon - i 
 
 Matt. 26. 35. The true guard of innocence, and the 
 natural progrefs of vice. James Fofter, D.D. 23 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. Humility. John Holland. (2 ferm.) 41 
 Matt. 5. 44. The love of enemies. John Balguy Si 
 John, 7. 46. The excellence of our Saviour's dodlrine. 
 
 John Orr ------ 97 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. Anxiety. Bp. Atterbury - - 117 
 Prov. 27. 4. Envy. Robert Mofs, D.D. - 133 
 
 Exod. 23. 2. The folly of imitating popular and faftiion- 
 
 able vices. James Fofter, D.D. - - - J 53 
 
 Micah, 6. 8. Juftice. John Mafon - - 173 
 
 Matt. 7. I. Cenforioufnefs. John Balguy - 189 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. Religious obedience. Samuel Bourn 209 
 Luke, 12. 21. Irreligion a frequent attendant on great 
 
 riches. Bp. Sherlock - - _ - 225 
 
 Prov. 3. 27. The duty of charity ftated and enforced. 
 
 Jeremiah Seed ------ 245 
 
 Gen. 49. 4, The wretchednefs of a wavering mind. 
 
 Bp. Atterbury ----- 267 
 
 John, 18. 36. The kingdom of Chrift not of this world. 
 
 Bp. Hoadly 281 
 
 Vol. 8. 1774. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 5. Againft hypocrify in religion. Abp. Til- 
 lotfon ------ I 
 
 Matt. 14.1,2. Terrors of confcience. Bp. Atterbury 21 
 
 John, 4. 23, 24. The true Chriftian worfhip. Thomas 
 Walker -------41 
 
 Rom. 14. 7. Vindication of human nature. Lawrence 
 Sterne ------ 59 
 
 John, 9. 41. The peculiar guilt and infamy of prevail- 
 ing wickednefs in an enlightened age. James Fos- 
 ter, D.D. ------ 75 
 
 1 Sam. 25. 10, II. The natural grounds and meafures 
 of charity. Edward Owen _ - - 93 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 13. Setting bounds to our defires. Lawrence 
 Sterne - - - - - - -1 17 
 
 Matt. 6. 23. The caufes and confequences ofintelledtual 
 darknefs. (2 ferm.) John Balguy - - 133 
 
 I 
 
 I
 
 1045 
 
 1046 
 
 ENFIELD, William, LL.D. {continued). 
 
 Job, 2. 10. The duty of refignation. Jeremiah Seed 175 
 Exod. 20.7. Againft prophanenefs. James Forter, D.D. 
 
 195 
 
 Luke, 21. 34. The folly and guilt of intemperance. 
 
 John Holland - - - - - -215 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The inefficacy of a deathbed repent- 
 ance. William Wi/hart, D.D. - - 237 
 Gen. 39. 9. Moral refledlions on the hiftory of Jofeph. 
 James Fofter, D.D. ----- 263 
 
 1 Cor. II. 24. The Lord's fupper. Bp. Hoadly 283 
 
 Vol. 9. 1774. Containing occafional fermons. 
 Deut. 32. 46, 47. Education. Afcenfion Sun. Arch- 
 
 biihop Seeker ------ i 
 
 A(Ss, 7. 22. The importance of learning. Before an 
 
 affembly of minifters. Phil. Holland - 25 
 
 Pfa. i-xj. 5, 6. Public virtue. Faft i'ermon. Nathaniel 
 
 Lancafter, LL.D. - - - - - 55 
 
 Job, 29. 16. The religious education of poor children. 
 
 Charity fchool. Bp. Drummond - - 77 
 
 Pfa. 50. 23. Public thankfgiving for national mercies. 
 
 Samuel Clarke, D.D. - - - - 93 
 
 John, 8. 32. The connexion between religious truth 
 
 and civil freedom. Nov. 5. John Brown, D.D. 113 
 Job, 29. 14. The charadler of a good magiftrate. Elec- 
 tion of Lord Mayor. Bp. Atterbury - 129 
 Adls, 22. 25. St. Paul's behaviour towards the civil 
 
 magiftrate. Aflize fermon. Bp. Hoadly - 149 
 
 Deut. 15. II. The motives to liberality. Infirmary Term . 
 
 Richard, Bp. of Peterborough - - 169 
 
 Jofh. 7. 8. Mercenary principles deftrudtive of national 
 
 fecurity. Faft ferm. Henry Bryant - - 189 
 
 Pfa. 122. 6, 7. The love of our country. Faft ferm. 
 
 William Adams, D.D, - - - - 209 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Falfe and true pleafure. Infirmary ferm. 
 
 John Brown, D.D. ----- 229 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. The benefit ofvifiting the houfe of mourn- 
 ing. Fun. ferm. James Fofter, D.D. - 249 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. Confiftency of the Chriftian charadler. 
 Chriftmas. Radcliff . - . - 267 
 
 Prov. 10. I. Virtuous children the joy of their parents. 
 To young people. New Year's day. Philip Taylor 
 
 289 
 
 ENGELBERT, Abbot of Aumont [Admon- 
 
 tenfis], in Syria, of the Benedidtine order. Died 1331, 
 after having wifely governed that monaftery during 
 thirty-four years. 
 
 Liber de ortu, progrefTu et fine Romani imperii. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 362 
 Epiftok de fludiis et fcriptis fuis. 
 
 Fez, Thefaur. i, p. i. 429 
 Liber de caufis longaevitatis hominum ante dilu- 
 vium, lb. 439 
 Tradlatus feu liber amplus gratiis et virtutibus 
 Beatae IVIarise Virg, lb. 505 
 Tradtatus de libero arbitrio. lb. iv. p. 11. 119 
 Speculum virtutum moralium, ad gloriofiffimos 
 juvenes Auftris Duces Albertumet Ottonem, 
 traftatibus xii. comprehenfum, 
 
 Fez, Bib. Afcet. iii. 
 Tradlatus bipertitus de providentia Dei. 
 
 lb, vi, xlix 
 
 Traftatus de pafTione Domini fecundum Mat- 
 
 thseum. lb. vii, 65 
 
 Tradlatus de ftatu defundlorum. lb, ix. 113 
 
 ENGELMODUS, Suessionensis. 
 
 Flourilhed 840. 
 Verfus ad Ratbertum Abbatem. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 353 
 
 ENGLAND, George, Reftor ofWoolterton, and 
 Vicar of Hanworth, in the county of Norfolk. 
 
 An enquiry into the morals of the ancients. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1735 
 
 ENGLAND'S faithful reprover and monitor. 
 12°. Lond. 1653 
 
 ENGLAND exaftly defcribed, or a guide to 
 travellers ; in a complete fet of maps. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 16 
 
 ENGLAND'S converfion and reformation com- 
 pared. See Manning, 
 
 ENGLAND (The prefent government of), in 
 
 Church and State, afTerted againft the oppugners of the 
 Lord Bifliop of Chichefter's [Hare] fermon on King 
 Charles's martyrdom j and all fuch anarchial and infidel 
 pretenders to more perfedl fchemes. In a letter to the 
 Rev. G, Lavington. By Titus Britannicus. Pp. 72. 8^. 
 
 Lond, 1732 
 
 ENGLAND, Church of. 
 
 A defence of the doftrine and praflice of the 
 Church of England, againft feme modern innovations 
 with refpeft to — I. The fupremacy of the Crown; II. 
 The facrament of the Lord's fupper as a facrifice ; III. 
 Baptifm adminiftered by laymen invalid ; IV, The ne- 
 ceflity and authority of facerdotal abfolution. In a let- 
 ter to a friend. Pp. 64. 8°. Lond. 17 12 
 
 ENGLISH, H. S., Architeft. 
 
 The laws refpefting pews or feats in churches, 
 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 ENGLISHMAN, being a fequel to the Guardian. 
 By Sir Richard Steele. 12°. Lond. 17 14 
 
 ENGLISHMAN direfted in the choice of his 
 religion. 2d edit,, corrected, 12° Z. 1740 
 
 ENGLISHMAN'S (The) Greek concordance 
 to the New Tertament ; being an attempt at 
 a verbal connexion between the Greek and 
 the Englifh texts. Containing alfo a concord- 
 ance of the appellatives and proper names, 
 Greek and Englifh ; an index, Englifh and 
 Greek, and an appendix. Imp. 8°. L. 1839 
 
 Hebrew concordance. 2 vol. Imp. 8°. Z. 1843 
 
 ENGLISH Churchwomen of the feventeenth 
 
 century. 12°. Derby, 1845 
 
 Containing lives of Vifcountefs Falkland, Countefs of 
 
 Carbery, Countefs of Sunderland, Lady Capel, Mrs. 
 
 Bafire, Lady Mary Wharton, Lady Maynard, Lady 
 
 Halket, Countefs of Derby, Countefs of Dorfet, &c. &c. 
 
 ENGLISH PREACHER. See Enfield. 
 ENIEDIN, George. 
 
 A celebrated Socinian. Born at Enyed, in Tranfylvania, 
 towards the middle of the fixteenth century. He became 
 fuperintendant of the Unitarian churches in Tranfylvania, 
 and Direftor of the College of Claufembourg. Died 1597. 
 Explicationes locorum V. et N. Tellamenti, ex 
 
 quibus Trinitatis dogma ftabiliri folet. 4°. 
 
 Sine an. aut loc. 
 
 The firft edition of this work was fupprefled, and every 
 copy that could be found was burnt fhortly before the death 
 of the author. The above is an exadt reprint, and is iup- 
 pofed to have been printed at Groningen 1670. It was 
 refuted by Father Simon, in his Hiftoire Critique des Com- 
 mentateurs. 
 
 ENNODIUS, Magnus FoeUx, Ticinenfis Epi- 
 fcopus [Saint Ennodius, Bifliop of Favia]. 
 Born in Italy about 473. Married a rich I'.dy, but
 
 I047 
 
 ENNODIUS, M. F. {continued). 
 
 afterwards entered into orders with the conlent of his wife, 
 
 who alfo betook herfelf to a religious life. Bilhop of Pavia 
 
 511, and was appointed to negotiate a union between the 
 
 Eaftern and Weftern Churches. Died 525. He was an 
 
 eminent writer, with confiderable warmth and livelinefs of 
 
 imagination, but his flyle is obfcure, and his reafoning not 
 
 exa€l. 
 
 Opera. 
 
 Epiftolae ad diverfos. 
 
 Panegyricus Theodorico regi didtus. 
 
 Apologeticus pro fynodo. 
 
 Vita B. Epiphanii Ticinenfis epifcopi. 
 
 Vita Antonii monachi Lerinenfis. 
 
 Eucharifticum de vita fua. 
 
 Paraenefis didafcalica Ambrofio et Beato. 
 
 Praceptum de Cellulanis epifcoporum. 
 
 Petitorium quo abfolutus eft Gerontius puer Agapiti. 
 
 Benedidtiones cerei pafchalis. 
 
 Diftiones xxviii. id eft, facrje vi. fcholafticas vii. contro- 
 verfias x. ethicae v. 
 
 Poemata, feu carmina. 
 
 Epigrammata, feu carmina. Bibl. Max. Patr. 9- 312 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 11. 49 
 
 Epiftolae, panegyricae, et poemata, nee non fanc- 
 torum vitas. Grynsus, Lat. 269 
 
 Opera : epiftolarum libri ix. opufcula x. dic- 
 tiones, carmina et epigrammata. 
 
 Sirmondi Opera Varia, i, 805 
 
 ENNIUS, Q. 
 
 The firft of the Romans who wrote in heroic verfe. 
 Born at Rudiae, in Calabria, B.C. 237. Died at the age of 
 leventy. Only fome fragments remain of his Annals of 
 Rome. 
 
 Fragmenta. Maittaire, Opera Poet. 2. 1457 
 
 ENQUIRY, an, into the meaning of that text. 
 Gen. I. 26, containing, a full anfwer to the interpretation 
 given of that text, in a letter lately publi/hed in the Sup- 
 plement to the Gentleman's Magazine for the year 1747 ; 
 and likewife to Mr. Kennicott's interpretation of the 
 fame, in his Difl'ertation on the Tree of Life in Para- 
 dife. Pp. 29. 8=^. Land. 1 748 
 
 ENTY, John. 
 
 A DifTenting minifter at Exeter. 
 
 Sermon, Ads, 15. 7, 8. The innocence of Pro- 
 teftant Diffenters clear'd and vindicated, in reference to 
 the tranfaftions of 41, and the death of K. Charles I. 
 [Jan. 30.] 8°. Land. 1717 
 
 Truth and liberty confiftent and maintained ; 
 being a farther defence of the proceedings of the Aflem- 
 bly at Exon : in anfwer to Mr. Peirce. Wherein the 
 reader will find obviated, whatever is material in certain 
 propofitions, in an anonymous letter to Mr. John Enty. 
 Pp. 235. 8°. Lend. 1720 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 132. 17, 18. [Coronation.] 8°. 
 
 Exon. 1727 
 
 A defence of a late pamphlet, entitled, A Pre- 
 
 fervative, &c. In anfwer to an abufive letter of Mr. Jo- 
 
 feph Hallet, jun. Pp. 60. 8°. Land. 1730 
 
 A letter to the author of the Vindication of Mr. 
 Nation's Sermon; in which the importance of faith, in 
 matters of religion, and particularly as to the dodtrine of 
 the deity of our Saviour, is confidered : and the AfTem- 
 bly of the United Minifters of Devon and Cornwall is 
 further defended. To which is added, A fecond letter 
 to Mr. Nation, in anfwer to his Vindication of himfelf. 
 [Anon.] Pp. 70. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 A poftfcript; being a third letter to Mr. Nation. 
 Pp. 71-87. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 EPARCHUS, Antonius. 
 
 Varia. Le Moyne, Varia Sacra, i 
 
 EPHRAEM SYRUS, Saint. 
 
 An eminent Father of the Church of the fourth cen- 
 tury. Born at Nifibis, in Syria. A pupil of St. James, 
 bifhop of Nifibis. Went to EdefTa a.d. 363. Embraced 
 a monaftic life, and retired to a cavern in one of the adja- 
 cent mountains, where he compofed moft of his works. 
 Died about 379. He obtained a high charadterfor fandtity. 
 The following is the only complete edition of his works, 
 and is admirably edited. His fermons, in Greek only, were 
 well edited by Thwaites at Oxford, 1709, in folio. 
 
 S. Pater Nofter Ephraem Syrus. Opera omnia 
 qus exftant Grasce, Syriace, Latine, in fex 
 tomos diftributa, ad MSS. codices Vaticanos 
 aliofque caftigata, multis aufta, nova interpre- 
 tatione, prajfationibus, notis, variantibus lec- 
 tionibus illuftrata : nunc primum, fub aufpiciis 
 S. P. dementis XII., Pontificis Maximi, e 
 Bibliotheca Vaticana prodeunt [ftudio J. S. 
 Affemani]. 6 vol. Folio. Rornce, 1732 
 
 [Vol. I.] Grasce et Latine Vol. I. 1732. 
 Epiftola dedicatoria, &c. . - . . ix-xx 
 
 Prajfatio --.---. i 
 
 Prolegomena J. S. Affemani ... - iii-xx 
 De rebus geftis fcriptifque S. Ephraem Syri, — 
 
 S. Gregorii Nyffeni encomium S. Eph. Syr. i 
 
 Vita, ex Metaphrafte - - - - xx 
 
 Vita, incerto audlore - . . . xxix 
 
 Teftimonia -.-.-. xxxiii 
 
 De rebus geftis, fcriptis, editionibufque S. Eph. Syr. re- 
 centiorum audlorum judicia ... lii 
 
 Recenfio fermonum S. Ephraem Syri - - Ixxxi. cciii 
 De virtutibus et vitiis, fermo ... i 
 
 Reprehenfio fui ipfius, atque confeflio - - 18 
 
 Ad everfionem fuperbis . - - - 23 
 
 De compundlione animi, fermo ... zJj 
 
 Sermo afceticus -...-- 40 
 Ad imitationem Proverbiorum ... 70 
 
 De timore Dei - - - - - . 71 
 
 Ad corredlionem eorum qui viciofe vivunt, et honores 
 appetunt - - - - - - III 
 
 Reprehenfio fui ipfius et confeflio - - - 119 
 
 De paffionibus animi .... 144 
 
 De pcenitentia . 148 De compundlione 154 
 
 Sermo compundloribus . - . - - 158 
 
 Sermo alius compundloribus - - - 161 
 
 Sermo paraeneticus . - . _ - 166 
 
 In fecundum adventum - - - - 167 
 
 Sermo in Patres defundlos - - - - 172 
 
 Sermo tetrafyllabus - - . - - 181 
 
 Sermo heptafyllabus - - - - - 182 
 
 De timore animarum - - - - 183 
 
 Precatio - - - - - - -187 
 
 Hypomnifticum, five epiftola - - - 188 
 
 guomodo anima, cum lachrymis debeat orare Deum 
 quando tentatur ab inimico . - " '93 
 
 Confeffio feu precatio ad Deum - - - 199 
 
 Ad novitium monachum, capita iv. - - - 201 
 De virtute, capita x. . - - - - 216 
 
 In illud, Attende tibi ipfi, capita xii. - - 230 
 
 Non effe ridendum - . - . . 254 
 
 Confilium de vita fpirituali, ad monachum novitium 258 
 Beatitudines . 282 Beatitudines alise 292 
 
 De humilitate, capita c. ... - 2ijp 
 
 Index fermonum, &c. ... - 33^~5* 
 
 [Vol. 2.] Grace et Latine Vol. 2. Romte, 1743. 
 Epiftola dedicatoria vii Prolegomena, &c. i. Ixiv 
 
 In vitam beati Abraamii et neptis ejus Mariae . I 
 
 De laudibus B. Jofeph, fermo . - - 21 
 
 In transfigurationem Domini S. . - - 41 
 
 De judicio et compundlione ... 50
 
 1049 
 
 1050 
 
 EPHRAEM SYRUS, Saint (continued). 
 
 De redla vivendi ratione, capita xc. - - - 56 
 
 Sermones parasnetici ad monachos yEgypti - 72 
 
 Ad Joannem monachum de paticntia - - 186 
 
 In Secundum adventum Domini, ferm. 2 - 192 
 Sermo in adventum Domini, et de confummatione fe- 
 
 culi : et in adventum Antichrifti • - - 222 
 
 Teftamentum ------ 230 
 
 De charitate et eleemofyna, ferm. - - . 247 
 
 Adverfus haereticos, ferm. - - - - 259 
 
 De morbo linguae, et pravis afFedlibus - - 279 
 
 Encomium in Magnum Bafilium - - 289 
 
 In mulierem peccatricem, ferm. . - - 297 
 
 Encomium in gloriofos martyres - - - 306 
 In Abraham et Ifaac - - - - -312 
 
 In Danielem prophetam - - - - 319 
 
 De odlo cogitationibus ----- 321 
 
 De perfe(ftione monachi, &c. . - . 322 
 
 De patientia ------ 326 
 
 De beatitudinibus, atque infelicitatibus - - 334 
 
 De fide ....--- 336 
 
 In fancSos xl. martyres ... - 341 
 
 Parxnefis ad afcetas, ordine alphabetico, &c. - 356 
 
 De patientia .-.--. 366 
 
 De morum perverfitate - - - - - 368 
 
 Adhortatio ad monachos - - - - 370 
 
 Interrogationes et refponfiones - - - 377 
 
 De Domina Sala ----- 3^3 
 
 Sermo de fine vits fuae ----- 395 
 
 De perfedlione monachi - - - - 411 
 
 Excerpta in Scripturam ----- 424 
 
 De 0^0 cogitationibus - - - - 428 
 
 Variae ledliones in teftamentum S. Ephraem - 433 
 Index fermonum ----- 438-53 
 
 [Vol. 3.] Grasce et Latine Vol. 3. Roma, 1746. 
 
 Ad Benedidum XIV. i 
 
 Prolegomena ------ xxi 
 
 S. Ephraemi Syri narratio ad monachos, de fua con- 
 
 verfione --..-. xxiii 
 
 De S. Ephraem Syro - . . - xxxi 
 
 S. Theodori Studitae in memoriam Chryfoftomi et S. 
 Ephraim, &c. - . - - xxxiv-lxiv 
 
 De facerdotio, fermo - . - - j 
 
 De Heli facerdote ... - - 6 
 
 De caritate - 13 De pfalmo - 17 
 
 De oratione - - 19 De amore pauperum 21 
 
 De jejunio -....-. 22 
 
 In illud. Duo erunt in agro - - - - 23 
 
 De his, quae hxc vita continet - - - 24 
 
 De manfionibus beatis 25 De locis beatis 26 
 
 In Pfalmum Ixxii. ----- 29 
 In eos qui quotidie peccant, et quotidie poenitentiam 
 
 agunt - 31 
 
 De non fcandalizando proximo - - . 33 
 
 De vera renunciatione - - - - 36 
 
 Sermo afceticus - - 38 De Divina gratia 42 
 
 Terrae motus unde fiant - - - - 47 
 
 Adverfus gentilium errores - - . 48 
 
 De amore pauperum - - - - - ci 
 
 Adverfus impudicitiam 56 De continentia 67 
 
 Adverfus improbas mulieres . _ - yo 
 
 De virginitate - - 74 De pcenitentia 79 
 
 De patientia et compundtione - . - - 86 
 
 De fecundo adventu - - - - . 03 
 
 Interrogationes et refponfiones - - - 105 
 
 De recordation* mortis - - - - 1 14 
 
 De refurreftione mortuorum - - - - 119 
 
 In adventum Domini - - . - 134 
 
 De judicio et refurredlione - - , . 148 
 
 De monachis ------ 150 
 
 De fecundo adventu - . - - - 152 
 
 De pcenitentia ------ 160 
 
 Adhortatio ad fratres - . . - - 205 
 
 De abrenunciatione - - - - . 215 
 
 Interrogationes et refponfiones . - . 217 
 
 EPHRAEM SYRUS, Saint {continued). 
 
 De panoplia ad monachos - - - . 219 
 
 Adhortatio dc filentio, et quiete ... 23^. 
 
 De continentia . - - . . 236 
 
 In Loth - - 237 In S. Eliam, prophetam 240 
 
 De pafiione Salvatoris ----- 244 
 
 In martyres ------ 248 
 
 De S. Juliano, afceta - . . - . 254 
 
 De Chrifto obdormientes - - - - 260 
 
 De fecundo adventu ----- 2^3 
 
 De perfeftione hominis 278 De pcenitentia 308 
 
 De mutua diledtione 314 De renunciantes 317 
 
 Inftitutio ad monachos - . . - 324 
 De mortis cogitatione - - - - -356 
 
 De contemtu vanitatum - - - - 359 
 
 De refurredtionis die ----- 361 
 
 De operatione perverfi daemonis - . - 362 
 
 Sermo animae utilis ----- 365 
 
 De pcenitentia et compundlione - - - 369 
 
 De fecundo adventu ----- 37^ 
 
 De pcenitentia, et judicio, et feparatione animae et cor- 
 poris ------- 376 
 
 Ludicris rebus abftinendum - - - - 3S1 
 
 Homilia in meretricem - - - . 385 
 
 De exercitatione bonorum operum ... 396 
 
 De direftione virtutis - - . . 3^7 
 
 De pcenitentia - 398 Sermo de judicio 401 
 
 Septem funt occupationes monachi - - 403 
 Ad Joannem monachum, ut abftineat a Neftorii infania 
 
 407 
 De iis, qui Filii Dei naturam fcrutantur - 418 
 
 De virtutibus, et paflionibus - - - - 425 
 
 In fratrem defundtum ... - - 436 
 
 Reprehenfio fui ipfius ----- 439 
 
 De oratione 455 Ad animam negligentem 459 
 
 De ludtamine fpirituali - - - 461 
 
 In SS. Apoftolos 462 In S. Parafceven 471 
 
 De ebrietate vini fugienda, ac de vitando confortio 
 mulierum - - - - - -481 
 
 Precationes ------ 482 
 
 guae Latine extant S. Ephraem Syri opera, — 
 
 De reiurredlione 553 De agone - - 557 
 
 In Jonam - 561 Canticum fpirituale 569 
 
 Sententias - - 571 Threni, &c. - 574 
 
 Liber de pcenitentia 589 Cantica - 600 
 
 De S. Sacramentis ----- 608 
 
 Indices in tertio tomo - - - - 612 
 
 [Vol. 4.] Syriace et Latine Vol. I. Roma, 1737. 
 Praefatio, &c. - - - - - - Ff. 9 
 
 Explanatio in Genefim, 1 ; in Exodum, 194; in Levi- 
 
 ticum, 236 ; in Numeros, 250 ; in Deuteronomium, 
 
 269 J in Jofue, 292 ; in librum Judicum, 308 ; in i. 
 
 et ii. Samuelem, 331 ; in i. et ii. libr. Regnorum, 439 
 
 [Vol. 5.] Syriace et Latine Vol. 2. Roma, 174c. 
 
 Praefatio, &c. vii-xxviii 
 
 Explanatio in Job, i; Efaiam, 20; Jeremiam, 98; 
 Threnos, 165; Ezechielem, 165; Danielem, 203; 
 Hofeam, 234; Joelem, 249 ; Amos, 255 ; Abdiam, 
 269 ; Micheam, 272 } Zachariam, 285 5 Malachiam, 
 
 312- 
 
 In feledla S. Scripturae loca fermones exegetici xi.,— 
 
 In illud Gen. I. 27, Creavit Deus - - 316 
 
 Gen. 3. 6. Vidit igitur mulier - 318 et 327 
 
 Gen. 5. 21. Et placuit Henoc Deo - - 325 
 
 Pfa. 96. II. Lux orta eft juftis - - 330 
 
 Pfa. 140.3. Pone, Domine, cuftodem labiismeis 330 
 
 Prov. 5. I. Fill mi, attende - - - 336 
 
 Eccl. I. 2. Cundla vanitas - - - 33^ 
 
 Ef. 26. 10. Tollatur peccator - - - 344 
 
 Thren. 5. 16. Vae vobis - - - 35° 
 
 Jon. 3. 2, 3. Surge, vade in Ninivem - - 359 
 
 Jo. II. 43. Haec cum dixiiret - - 3^7 
 
 De nativitate Domini fermones xiii - - 396 
 
 Sermones polemici Ivi. adverfus haerefes - 437 
 
 Antirrheticon, feu confutatio annotationum Joannis
 
 1 05 1 
 
 1052 
 
 EPHRAEM SYRUS, Saint {continued). 
 
 Kohlii ad geminos S. Ephraemi de Sacra Coena fer- 
 
 mones _--.-. j 
 
 Antirrheticon alterum adverfus R. P. Le Brunum, et 
 
 Eufebium Renaudotium, de eodem facramento 21 
 
 [Vol. 6.] Syriace et Latine Vol. 3. Roma, 1743. 
 Dedicatio, &c. .---.. viii 
 Afta S. Ephraemi Syriaca audlore anonymo - xxiii 
 
 De fide, lermoncs polemici Ixxxvii. adverfus fcrutatores 1 
 In idem argumentum fermones tres - - 164 
 
 Adverlus Judasos, fermo . . . . 209 
 
 Necrofima, feu funebres canones Ixxxv. - • 225 
 
 De libero humanae voluntatis arbitrio fermones 559 
 
 Paraenefes, feu adhortationes ad pcenitentiam Ixxvi. 367 
 De paradifo Eden, fermones xii. - - - 562 
 
 De diverfis fermones, — 
 
 De nativitate Domini .... 59^ 
 
 De Chrifti palTione et refurreftione - - 603 
 
 De laudibus Dei Gen. Marias - . . 604 
 Divinae difpofitiones, contemplatio i. et ii. fer. z 608 
 De Dei juftitia et mifericordia - - - 613 
 
 Cur aliquibus Deus petitionibus annuat, quafdam vero 
 rejiciat - - . - - -615 
 
 Omnia a Deo difponi ad hominum falutem 618 
 
 Praetereuntis hujufce feculi deliciasa perpetua beatitate 
 animos avocant - - . - . 620 
 
 De humani ingenii inconftantia ... 622 
 De pravis animi afFeftionibus compefcendis 624 
 
 De oculorum cuftodia, Deut. 22. 8 - - 627 
 
 De timore Dei et confummatione feculi, Pfa. no. 10 
 
 629 
 Dejejunio 638 De humilitate etfuperbia 644 
 De peregrinatione . - . . . 650 
 
 De folitariis et anachoritis, Pfa. 18. I - 652 
 
 De reprehenfione ..... 654 
 
 Laudatio in Bafilium. Cotelerii Mon. 3. 54 
 
 Sermones duo, Latine, ex antiqua verfione. 
 
 Zacagnii Colleflanea 
 De facerdotio. Hickes, Chrift. Prielthood, 3.459 
 Concerning Antichrift and the end of the world. 
 
 Tranflated. Hildrop's God's Judgments 
 
 Works. Tranflated out of the original Syriac, by 
 
 the Rev. J. B. Morris. Oxf. 1847 
 
 Advertifement and preface. 
 
 Thirteen rhythms on the nativity - . - i 
 Rhythm againft the Jews, delivered upon Palm Sunday 6 1 
 
 The pearl, or feven rhythms on the faith - 84 
 
 Eighty rhythms upon the faith againft the difputers 106 
 
 Three rhythms concerning the faith - - 362 
 
 Indices ....... ^^25 
 
 EPHRAEM BYZANTINUS. 
 
 Lived in the beginning of the fourteenth century. He 
 wrote in iambic verfe. 
 
 Vitje Crefarum, a Caio Cahgula ad Michaelem 
 VIII. Palasologum. Mai Script. Vet. 3. p. i 
 
 Catalogus Patriarcharum Byzantinorum ab initio 
 epifcopatus ufque ad Chrifti an. mcccxxiii. 
 
 Ibid. 226 
 
 EPICTETUS. 
 
 A ftoic philofopher. A native of Hierapolis, and flave of 
 Epaphroditus, the freedman of Nero. 
 
 Enchiridion : una cum Cebetis Thebani tabula, 
 quibus adjiciuntur hac editione Simplicii, com- 
 mentarius in Enchiridion Epifteti. Item 
 Arriani commentariorum de Epifleti Difpu- 
 tationibus, libri iv. Gr. et Lat. H. Wolfi. 
 8°. Loud. 1670 
 
 EPICTETUS [contlmed). 
 
 Enchiridion. Et Theophrafti charaderes ethici, 
 Gr. etLat. Edidit C. Aldrich. 8°. Oxf. lyoj 
 
 His morals, with Simplicius his comment, made 
 Englifli by John Stanhope, Dean of Canter- 
 bury. Fourth edition, with Boileau's Life of 
 Epiftetus. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 The morals of Epifletus. Made Englifli, in a 
 poetical paraphrafe, by Ellis Walker, M.A. 
 12°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Les carafteres d'Epiflete, avec I'explication du 
 tableau de Cebes, par M. I'Abbe de Belle- 
 garde. 24°. Jmji. 1709 
 
 Works. Tranflated by Elizabeth Carter. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1807 
 
 EPICURUS. 
 
 The founder of a philofophical feft. Born at Gargettus 
 about 344 B.C. Studied at Athens, where he fettled and 
 obtained a great number of difciples who had all things in 
 common. Died b.c. 271. 
 
 Phyfica et meteorologica. J. G. Schneider. 8°. 
 
 8°. Lipf. 1813* 
 
 Fragmenta librorum ii. et xi. de natura. Edidit 
 
 J. O. Orellius. 8°. Lipf. \Zi^* 
 
 Morals. Collefted and Engliflied by [ W. Charle- 
 
 ton]. 8°. Lond. 1670 
 
 The original will be found in Diogenes"Laertius. 
 
 EPIGRAMMATA, feu hymni facri illuftrium 
 
 virorum monailerii S. Galli. 
 
 Canifms, 2. P. 3. 185 
 EPIGRAMMATUM Delectus. In ufum fchols 
 
 Etonenfis. 12°. Lond. 1752 
 
 EPIPHANES, Hasreticus. 
 Fragmenta de juftitia. Grabe, Spicilegium, 2.61 
 EPIPHANIUS, Saint. 
 
 One of the Fathers of the Chriftian Church of the fourth 
 century. Born at Befanduce in Paleftine 320. Studied in 
 Egypt, and on his return into Syria founded a monaftery in 
 his native village. Bifliop of Salamis 367. Died 403. He 
 was violently oppofed to the writings of Origen. The beft 
 edition of his works is that by Petavius, 1662, 2 vol. folio, 
 and reprinted with additions at Cologne 1682. 
 
 Opera omnia, Gr. et Lat. D. Petavius ex vete- 
 ribus libris recenfuit, Latine vertit, et animad- 
 verfionibus illuftravit,cum indicibus neceflariis. 
 Editio nova juxta Parifinam anni 1622 ador- 
 nata ; cui acceflit vita D. Petavii ab H. Valelio 
 oratione defcripta et appendices genuinas, &c. 
 2 vol. Folio. Col. 1682 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Petavii dedicatio - - - - - - Ff. 5 
 
 Vita Dionyfii Petavii a H. Valefio, &c. - Ff. 1 3 
 
 Epiftola ad Epiphanium, et Epiphanii refponfio ad epi- 
 
 ftolam Acacii et Pauli - - - - Ff. 7 
 
 Adverfus Ixxx. Haerefes, opus, quod Panarium, five Ar- 
 
 cula infcribitur ... - - i_iio8 
 
 Indices - - - - - - - Ff. 14 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Petavius ad ledlorem .... F. i 
 
 Ancoratus .---.- i 
 
 Anacephalzeofis, five eorum, qui in Panario didla funt, 
 
 fumma comprehenfio ... - 136 
 
 De menfuris et ponderibus - - - - 158 
 
 Phyfiologus : De uniufcujufque generis ferarum ac vo- 
 lucrum ...--- 185
 
 1053 
 
 1054 
 
 EPIPHANIUS, Saint {continued). 
 
 De xii. gemmis quje erant in vefte Aaronis - 125 
 
 EjuTdem librl epitome - - - - - ^33 
 
 De vitis proplietarum - - - - 23 5 
 
 Oratlones — 
 
 In fefto Palmarum 251 
 
 In Ciirifti fepulturam ... - 259 
 
 In Chrifti reiurredionem _ - - - 276 
 
 De Ciirifti aflumptione - - - - 285 
 
 De laudibus B. Marias - - - - 291 
 
 In fefto Palmarum ... - 301 
 
 De numerorum myfteriis . . - - 304 
 
 In refurredionem Cliriiti oratio - - - 310 
 
 Epiftola ad Johiannem Hierofolymitanum - - 312 
 Vita Epiplianii, excerpta ex voce Joannis, unius ex ejus 
 difcipulis ------ 318 
 
 Indices - - - - - - - Ft. 6 
 
 Petavii animadverfiones in Epiphanium - 1-464 
 
 Petavii animadverfiones adverfus M. Simonium - i 
 
 Petavii animadverfiones adverfus Claudium Salmafium 29 
 Indices, in animadverfionibus - - - - Ff. 7 
 
 De menfuris et ponderibus 
 
 Le Moyne, Varia Sacra, i ; Ugolinus, 28. 285 
 EPIPHANIUS, Monachus. 
 
 A monk and prieft of Jerufalem. Lived in the tenth 
 century. 
 
 Syria et urbs fandla, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 21 
 
 EPISCOPACY. Anonymous trafts. 
 
 A rent in the lawne fleeves, or epifcopacy eclyp- 
 fed, by the moft happy interpofition of a parliament, 
 Difcourfed dialogue -wife betvi^een a Biihop and a Jefuite. 
 &c. Pp. 6. 4°. Lond. 1 641 
 
 High-flown epifcopal and prieftly claims freely 
 examined : In a dialogue betwixt a country gentleman 
 and a country vicar. Wherein church-authority, con- 
 firmation, abfolution, the burial of the dead, the power 
 of bifhops to give the Holy Ghoft, and of priefts to for- 
 give fins 5 the confecration of churches and churchyards, 
 and bowing toward the altar and the Eaft ; are particu- 
 larly coniidered. To which is prefixed, an admonition 
 to thofe who are prefTed to come to confirmation : and 
 fome remarks on a book lately publiihed, intituled. Short 
 Inftruftions for them that are preparing for Confirma- 
 tion, &c. Pp. 40. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 EPISCOPIUS, Simon. 
 
 An Arminian divine, of very uncommon ability and 
 learning. Born at Amfterdam 1583. Studied at Leyden, 
 where he became acquainted with Arminius and embraced 
 his opinions. Became minifter of a village near Rotterdam 
 1610. ProfefTor of Divinity at Leyden 1612. Expelled 
 by the Synod of Dort 16 18. Reftor of the Remonftrant 
 College at Amfterdam 1634. Died 1643. Hammond is 
 faid to have borrowed largely from him, and Tillotfon has 
 been accounted one of his diiciples. 
 Opera theologica. Editio fecunda, cum autogra- 
 pho accuratiffime collata, et a mendis aliquot 
 gravioribus repurgata. 2 vol. Fol. Lofid. i6j8 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Inftitutiones theologicae, libri iv. - - - i 
 
 Conciones duae, de caufis incredulitatis Judasorum 431 
 Refponfio ad quseftiones theologicas Ixiv. - - I 
 
 Traftatus brevis in quo expenditur, an homini Chriftiano 
 liceat gerere magiftratum - - - yi 
 
 Refponfio ad duas Petri Wadingi epiftolas — 
 
 1. De regula fidei ----- 96 
 
 2. De cultu imaginum - - - - 131 
 Labyrinthus pontificius . . _ - 148 
 Rei'ponfio ad dilemmata pontificia X. - - 154 
 Examen thefium theologicarum J. Capelli de contro- 
 
 verfiis quae Belgium vexant - - - 165 
 
 Tradlatus de libero arbitrio - - - 198 
 
 EPISCOPIUS, Simon (continued). 
 
 Examen fententiae J. Cameronis de gratia Dei et libero 
 
 arbitrio ...--.- 209 
 Refponfio ad defcnfionem Cameronis - - 219 
 
 Judicium de controverfia quodnam fit ordinarium con- 
 
 verfionis medium . - - . . 37a 
 
 Refponfio ad duas epiftolas J. Beverovicii de vitae termino 
 
 Paraphrafis et obfervationes in caput 8, 9, 10 et 11. 
 
 Epiftolse ad Romanos - - - - 388 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 2, 1665. 
 
 Notae breviores in xxiv. priora capita Matthasi - I 
 
 Oratiuncula ad Synodum Dordracenam - 170 
 
 Leftiones facrae in I. Epift. Joannis - - - 173 
 
 Ledtiones facrae in 2 et 3 cap. Apocalypfeos - 429 
 
 Oratio, An philofophiae ftudium neceffarium fit theo- 
 
 logiae candidate _ . - . - 582 
 
 Oratio, De optima regni Chrifti Jefu extruftione 586 
 
 Praefatio in explicationem I. Epiftolae Joannis - 590 
 
 Prsefatio in Novi Teft. brevem interpretationem, de lec- 
 
 tione Scripturae ----- 593 
 
 Pars II. In Remonjirantes. 
 
 Oratio hablta in fynodo Dordracena - - I 
 
 Synodi Dord. iniquitas - - - - 5 
 
 Antidotum fententiae Dord. - - - - 10 
 
 Bodecherus ineptiens . - . - 48 
 
 Difputationis A. Walaei examen - - - 59 
 
 Confeflio fidei Remonftrantium - - 69 
 
 Apologia pro confeffione Rem. - - - 95 
 
 Refponfio ad fpecimen calumniarum - - 284 
 
 Vedelius Rhapfodus . . - - . 322 
 
 Difputationes theologicae . . - - 444 
 
 Optima fides - - - - - - 461 
 
 D. Brenii examen, tradatus de magiftratu, cum refpon- 
 
 fione Epifcopii ----- 46S 
 
 Verus theologus Remonftrans - - . - 508 
 Indices. 
 
 EPISTOL.SJ ecclefiafticae et theologies praeftan- 
 tium ac eruditorum virorum quarum longe major 
 pars fcripta eft a Jac. Arminio, Joan. Uyten- 
 bogardo, Conr. Vorftio, Ger. Joan. Voflio, 
 Hug. Grotio, Sim. Epiicopio, Cafp. Barlso. 
 Editio fecunda, ab innnmeris mendis repurgata, 
 et altera parte auftior. Folio. JmJ}. 1684 
 This work is valuable for illuftrating the hiftory of Ar- 
 
 minianifm. 
 
 EPISTOLiE clarorum virorum feleftse. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Col. Ag. 1586 
 
 Aldus Manutius, Sadoletus, P. Bembus, Reg. Polus, &c. 
 EPISTOL.E dus Sichemitarum ad Jobum Lu- 
 
 dolfum. Ugolinus, 22. 649 
 
 ERASMUS, Desiderius. 
 
 Born at Rotterdam 1467. Educated at Daventer. En- 
 tered among the canons regular i486. Ordained a prieft 
 1492. Vifited England 1497. Refided at Louvain, Padua, 
 and Rome 1501 to 15 10, when he returned to England 
 and obtained the Margaret Profeflbr/hip of Divinity and 
 the Greek Ledturelhip at Cambridge. Went to Bafil 15 14, 
 where he edited the Greek New Teftament, the works of 
 St. Jerome, and other works. Died 1536. He was con- 
 fidered the glory of his age and country, and contributed 
 more than any other to the reftoration of learning in Eu- 
 rope, and to the Reformation, although he did not join 
 the Reformers. The beft edition of his works is that 
 defcribed below. 
 
 Opera omnia, emendatiora et auftiora, ad opti- 
 mas editiones prscipue quas ipie Erafmus pos- 
 tremo curavit fumma fide exada, dodlorum 
 virorum notis illuftrata. 10 vol. in 11. Folio. 
 
 L. Bat. 1703
 
 1055 
 
 1056 
 
 ERASMUS, Defiderius {continued). 
 
 Vol. I. L. Bat. 1703. 
 Dedicatio - - - - - [F. 1, unpaged.] 
 
 Praefatio in novam editionem, Judicia, &c, de Erafmo 
 
 ,.•..... . .(.0-(24) 
 
 Vita Eralmi, partim ab ipfomet, partim ab amicis asquali- 
 
 bus, exa£le defcripta, epitaphia, &c. [Ff. 3 1, unpaged.] 
 De copia verborum ac rerum, libri duo - - I 
 
 Theodori Gazae Grammaticae inftitutionis libri duo per 
 
 D. Eraimum in Latinam linguam converfi 113 
 
 G. Lilil de odto orationis partium conftruftione libellus, 
 
 a D. Erafmo emendatus - - - . 165 
 
 Luciani dialog! aliquot D. Erafmi interprete - i8i 
 De ratione confcribendi epiftolas - - - 341 
 
 Declamatio de pueris ad virtutem ac literas liberaliter 
 
 inftituendis - - - - . -485 
 
 De ratione ftudii - - - ' « - jiy 
 
 De laude artis medicae ----- ci^ 
 Libanii declamatio, interprete . . - J45 
 
 Parabola;, five fimilia - - - - "557 
 
 Colloquia familiaria ----- 624 
 
 Dialogus de refta Latini Graecique fermonis pronun- 
 
 ciatione ------- ^08 
 
 Ciceronianus, five de optimo dicendi genere dialogus 968 
 De civilitate morum puerilium libellus - 1029 
 
 Galeni exliortatio ad bonas artes, verfa per Erafmum 
 
 Epitome in Laurentii Vallae elegantiarum libros 1065 
 Euripidis Hecuba et Iphigenia Erafmo interprete 1 127 
 Ovidius de nuce, cum commentario - - 1187 
 
 Epigrammata ------ 121 1 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Adagiorum opus. 
 
 Index proverbiorum fecundum ordinem alphabet!. Index 
 locorum. Index proverbiorum juxta locos. 
 Vol. 3. Pars I. 
 Epiftolae [974] ab Erafmo, aut ad Erafmum. 
 Index ciironologicus. Index alphabeticus. 
 This volume contains the following portraits : T. Morus, 
 p. 55; Huldricus Zafius, 133; G. Budasus, 168; B. 
 Pirckheimerus, 196 ; Henricus VIII., 263 ; Bonifacius 
 Amerbachius, 349 ; B. Rhenanus, 371 ; P. JVIelanchthon, 
 403 ; C. Longolius, 409 ; J. Lud. Vives, 421 ; Georgius 
 Dux Saxoniae, 567 ; Andreas Alciatus, 670 ; J. Sadoletus, 
 824; J. Camerarius, 8285 Reg. Polus Cardinalis, 896 ; 
 M. Lutherus, 960 ; Carolus V., 1016 ; P. Bembus, 1061. 
 Vol. 3. Pars 2. 
 Epiftolae [975-1299] 
 
 Appendix epiftolarum, qua? loco fuo reponi non potu- 
 erunt [516] ------ 1522 
 
 Errores editionis Londinenfis - - - ^935 
 
 Index rerum ac vocum ----- 1945 
 
 This volume contains portraits of Vigilius Zuichemus, 
 p. 1156, and of Cornelius Grapheus, 1162. 
 
 Vol. 4. Opera quas ad morum inftitutionem pertinent, 
 
 viz. — 
 Ex Plutarcho verfa ----- j 
 
 Apophthegmatum libri odto - - - ^^ 
 
 Morias encomium, h. e. Stultitlas Laus - - 405 
 
 Ad Philippum panegyricus et carmen gratulatorium 507 
 Inftitutio principis Chriftiani - - - 561 
 
 Ifocrates de regno adminiftrando - - - 611 
 
 Declamatio de morte - - - - 617 
 
 Declamatiuncula ------ 623 
 
 Qu^erela pacis ------ 626 
 
 Xenophontis Hieron ----- 64^ 
 
 Precatio ad Dominum Jefum pro pace ecclefiae 653 
 
 Lingua, five de linguae ufu et abufu - - 657 
 
 De feneftute carmen - - - - * 755 
 
 Vol. 5. Opera quae ad pietatem inftituunt. 
 Enchiridion militis Chriftiani - - . j 
 
 Oratio de virtute ampledlenda - - - 65 
 
 Ratio verae theologias . . - - y^ 
 
 Paraclefis, id eft adhortatio ad Chriftianae philofophiae 
 ftudium - - - - - - " 137 
 
 ERASMUS, Defiderius (continued). 
 Exomologefis, five modus confitendi 
 Enarratio Pfalmi i. - - 
 
 Commentarius in Pfalmum ii. 
 Paraphrafis in Pfalmum iii. 
 Concio in Pfalmum iv. 
 
 H5 
 171 
 
 197 
 233 
 241 
 
 De puritate ecclefiae Chriftianas ; enarratio Pfalmi xiv. 291 
 
 Enarratio in Pfalmum xxii 
 
 311 
 
 Confultatio de bello Turcis inferendo, et obiter enarratus 
 Pfalmus xxviii. . . . - . ^^e 
 
 Enarratio Pfalmi xxxiii. ... - ^5^ 
 
 Enarratio Pfalmi xxxviii. - - - . 41-7 
 
 De amabili ecclefiae Concordia liber ; Enarratio Pfalmi 
 
 Ixxxiii. .-..--. ^69 
 
 Concio in Pfalmum Ixxxv. - - - - 507 
 
 De magnitudine mlfericordiarum Domini concio 557 
 Virginis et martyris comparatio - . - 589 
 
 Concio de puero Jefu ----- ^09 
 
 Epiftola confolatoria ad virgines facras - - 609 
 
 Chriftiani matrimonii inftitutio - - - 615 
 
 Vidua Chriftiana ----- ^23 
 
 Ecclefiaftes, five de ratione concionandi - - 769 
 
 Modus orandi Deum - . . - 1099 
 
 Symbolum, five catechifmus - . - - 1 133 
 
 Precationes -...-- 1 197 
 
 Paean Virgin! Matri dicendus - - - - 1227 
 
 Oratio ad Mariam in rebus adverfis - - 1 23 3 
 
 De contemptu mund! ----- 1239 
 
 De taedio et pavore Chrifti difputatio - - 1265 
 
 De praeparatione ad mortem - - - - 1293 
 
 Hymni, &c._ - - - . 1317, 1335, et 1357 
 
 Liturgia virginis Lauretanae - . - 1327 
 
 Commentarius in duos hymnos Prudentii - 1337 
 
 Vol. 6. Novum Teftamentum juxta Gracorum lec- 
 
 tionem, ex emendatioribus exemplaribus et veterum 
 
 orthodoxorum leftione, cum verfione et annotation- 
 
 ibus Erafmi. Index rerum et vocabulorum. 
 
 Vol. 7. Paraphrafis in Novum Teftamentum. 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Ex y. C/iryfoJfomo -verfa. 
 
 Adverfus Judaeos, homiliae v. - - - 7 
 
 De Lazaro et Divite, homiliae iv. - - 57 
 
 De vifione Efaiae, homilias v. - - - 93 
 
 De Philogonio martyre, homilia i. - - 119 
 
 De orando Deum, libri ii. - - - - 127 
 
 De David et Saule, deque tolerantia, homiliae iii. 137 
 
 Quum Preftiyter effet defignatus, homilia i. 162 
 
 In Pfalmum, Cantate Dominum canticum novum, 
 
 homilia !.------ 165 
 
 guum Sartoninus et Aurelianus a£ti effent in ex- 
 filium, i. - - - - - - 173 
 
 De fide Annae, homiliae ii. - - - - 177 
 
 Commentariorum in A(Sa Apoftolorum [cap. !. et ii.] 
 hom. iv. ----- - 189 
 
 Commentaria in Div! Paul! II. ad Corinthios epiftolam, 
 homiliae vii. ----- 217 
 
 Commentaria in totam div! Pauli ad Galatas epiftolam 
 
 267 
 In epiftolam ad Philippenfes, homiliae ii. - 319 
 Ex Athanajio. 
 
 De S. Spiritu epiftolae ii. - . - ^2^ 
 
 Contra Eufebium de Nicena fynodo, epiftola i. 335 
 
 Apologetic! ii. adverfus eos calumniabantur quod in 
 
 perfequutione fugiflet - - - - 353 
 
 De paffione Domini ac de cruce, homilia i. 365 
 
 De eo quod fcriptum eft, Euntes in Cajiellum quod, &c. 
 
 De virginitate, five de exercitatione - 389 
 
 De peccato in Spiritum Sandlum - - 397 
 
 De Spiritu Sandlo liber - - - - 405 
 
 Ex Origene. 
 
 Erafmus de vita, phrafi, docendi ratione et operibus 
 
 Origenis, cum fingulorum librorum cenfuris 423 
 
 Fragmentum OrigenisinEvang. Matthaei, capp. 13-16 
 
 439
 
 I057 
 
 1058 
 
 ERASMUS, Defiderius {continued). 
 Ex BafiUo. 
 
 Principium Elaias . . . - . 483 
 
 De Spiritu SancSo liber - - - - 493 
 
 De laudibus jejunii, homiliae ii. - - - 535 
 
 Erafmi oratio de pace et diicordia contra fadliofos 545 
 Ejufdem oratio funebris - - - - 55^ 
 
 Ejufdem carmina varia - - - - -561 
 
 Francifci Robortelli annotationes in apophthegmata ab 
 Erafmo verfa e Laertio, ubi Diogenis Cynici vitam 
 defcribit ..---- 586 
 
 Joannis Herold declamatio pro Erafmo - - 591 
 
 Vol. 9. Pars I. 
 Epiftola apologetica ad M. Dorpium pro Moria i 
 
 Apologia ad J. Fabrum Stapuleniem. [In Heb. 2. 7.] 17 
 J. Fabri dilputatio adverfus fuperiorem annotationem 
 Erafmi. [In Heb. 2. 7.] ." ' ' ^7 
 
 Ad Jacobum Latonum de Linguis - - - 79 
 
 Ad Atenfem pro declamatore matrimonii - 105 
 
 Apologia de In principio erat Sermo - - - III 
 
 Apologise tres ad notationes Eduardi Lei - 123 
 
 Apologiae variae ad Jacobum Lopim Stunicam. [In 
 N. T.] - - - - - - - 283 
 
 Adverfus Sandlium Caranzam. [In N. T.] 401 
 
 Apologiae de loco, Omnes quidem rejurgemus. [i Cor, 15. 
 
 51.]- _ - _ - - - - - 433 
 
 Apologias aliquot in natalem Beddam - - 442 
 
 Apologia adverfus debacchationes Petri Sutoris 737 
 
 Appendix de fcriptis Jod. Clithovei - - 811 
 
 Declarationes adverfus cenfuras theologorum Parifienfium 
 
 Apologia ad Phimoftomum de divortio - - 955 
 
 Apologia ad Juvenem Gerontodidafcalum - 967 
 
 Apologia ad monachos quofdam Hifpanos - 1015 
 
 Apologias ad Albertum Pium, Carporum Principem 1093 
 Ad epifcopum Bafileenfem de efu carnium et hominum 
 conftitutionibus ----- 1197 
 
 De libero arbitrio diatribe feu collatio - - 12 15 
 
 Vol. 9. Pars 2 [or, 10]. 
 Hyperafpiftae diatribes libri duo contra.Servum Arbitrium 
 M. Lutheri - ... - 1249 
 
 Purgatio adverfus epiftolam M. Lutheri - - 1537 
 
 Detcftio prKftigiarum libelli cujufJam - '557 
 
 Epiftola adverfus pfeudo-evangelicos - - 1 5 73 
 
 Epiftola ad Eleutherium - - - - 1587 
 
 Epiftola ad Grunnium ----- 1590 
 
 Epiftola ad fratres Germaniae inferioris - ^5^9 
 
 Spongia adverfus adfpergines Ulrici Hutteni - 163 I 
 Pantalabus, feu adverfus Febricitantem - 1673 
 
 Adverfus mendacium et obtreftationem admonitio J683 
 Antibarbarorum liber - - - - -1691 
 
 Adverfus Graculos ----- 1745 
 
 Refponfio ad Petri Curfii defenfionem - - 1747 
 
 Epiftola de termino fuo - - - - 175S 
 
 Martini Lydii apologia pro Erafmo - - - 1759 
 
 Index expurgatorius in ejus opera - - 1781 
 
 Guilielmi Infulani oratio funebris in obitum Erafmi 1845 
 Epiftola inedita ------ 1859 
 
 Index generalis ad omnia ejus opera, excepto iii. volumine, 
 cui indices fui funt adjedti - _ - 1861 
 
 Adagia. See Manutius, 
 
 Adagia, id ell proverbiorum, parcemiarum et 
 parabolarum omnium, qu«e apud Grascos, Latinos, He- 
 brasos, Arabas in ufu fuerunt, colledlio abfolutiffima in 
 locos communes digefta, in qua continentur fuis quaeque 
 locis accurato ordine pofita. Folio. 1629 
 
 Erafmi chiliades. 
 H. Junii Medici adagia. 
 J. Alexandri Braflicani fymmidta. 
 J. Vujpii epitome. 
 P. Godofredi proverbia. 
 G. Canteri adagia juridica. 
 V. Gifelini fpecimen adagiorum. 
 H. Stephani animadverfiones in Erafmum. 
 
 ERASMUS, Defiderius {continued). 
 G. Cognati Nozareni fylloge. 
 M. Grunnii Corocottie Porcelli teftamcntum. 
 Polydori Vergilii adagia. 
 C. Bovilli proverbia. 
 
 H. Turnebi et M. A. Myreti excerpta adagia. 
 G. Gentii adagia juridica. 
 M. M. Bredenani adagia. 
 Adjedti funt indices. 
 
 Index et argumentum epiilolarum ad D. Erafmum 
 
 autographarum quas ab anno I 520 ufque ad annum 1536, 
 Cardinales, epifcopi, alii ecclefis antiftites, item aularum 
 papae, Caefiris, regum, ele£torum, principum proceres, 
 viri fama et dodtrina illuftres, aliique homines Erafmo 
 familiares exararunt, et quae, ab ipfo Erafmo fepofita; ac 
 reconditas, poft obitum eius latueruntin Helvetia, Belgio, 
 Anglla, nunc cum nonnullis aliis ex Bibliotheca Erafmi 
 autographis adfervantur Lipfias in Bibli the:a D. Joannis 
 Friderici Burlcheri. Pp. viii. 80. 8°. Lipfias, 1784 
 Moris encomium, cum Gerardi Liftrii commen- 
 tariis. Epiilolae aliquot in fine addita. 24°. 
 
 L. Bat. 1648 
 
 Wit againft wifdom ; or, a panegyrick upon folly. 
 
 Rendered into Engl ifh. Sm. 8°. 0.r/. 1683 
 
 Colloquiorum familiarium opus aureum. Cum 
 
 fcholiis. Recenfuit S. Patrick. 8°. Lo?id. 1740 
 
 Colloquies, or familiar difcourfes, rendered into 
 
 Englifh by H. M., Gent. 8°. Lond. 1671 
 
 Twenty feleft colloquies by Sir Roger L'Eicrangc. 
 
 To which are added feven new colloquies, as 
 
 alfo the life of Erafmus, by Mr. Brown. 8°. 
 
 LoTid. 1699 
 Twenty-two feleft colloquies, out of Erafmus, 
 pleafantly reprefenting feveral fuperftitious 
 levities that were crept into the Church of 
 Rome in his days. The third impreffion, 
 corredled and amended, by Sir R. L'Eilrange. 
 8°. Lond. i6gg 
 
 Enchiridion militis Chriftiani, et de prasparatione 
 ad mortem. 24". Ca?itab. 1685 
 
 The Chriilian's manual, compiled from the En- 
 chiridion Militis Chriftiani of Erafmus. With 
 notes, an account of the author. Sec, by P. W. 
 Crowther, Efq. 8°. Lond. I'iiS 
 
 Chriftiani matrimonii inftitutio. Fol. BdfiL 1526 
 De amabili ecclefia; concordia. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, I. 437 
 Annotationes in Novum Teftamentum. Crit. Sac. 
 Apologia ad J. L. Stunicam. Crit. Sac. v. 8 
 
 The paraphrafe of Erafmus upon the Newe 
 Teftamente. Black letter. 2 vol. Fol. L. 155 I 
 This work was appointed, by public authority, to be 
 placed in all churches in England. 
 
 Ecclefiaftes ; or, the preacher ; an effay on the 
 duties of a public religious inftrudlor, chiefly 
 taken from Erafmus. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1797 
 
 The complaint o^ peace. Tranflated from the 
 Latin. Pp.78. 8°. Z^jW. reprinted 1 802 
 
 Vie d'Erafme dans laquelle on trouvera Thiftoirc 
 de plufieurs hommes celebres avec lefquels il 
 a ete en liaifon, I'analyfe critique de fes ouvrages, 
 et I'examen impartial de fes fentimens en 
 matiere de religion. Par M. de Burigni de 
 I'Academie Roy ale. 2 vol. 12°. Par. 1757 
 
 3 Y
 
 1059 
 
 io6o 
 
 ERASMUS, Defiderius {continued). 
 
 The life ofErafmus, more particularly that part 
 of it which he fpent in England; wherein an 
 account is given of his learned friends, and the 
 ftate of religion and learning at that time in 
 both our univerfities ; with an appendix con- 
 taining feveral original papers. By Samuel 
 Knight, D.D., Prebendary of Ely. 8°. 
 
 Cam//. 1726 
 
 A fcarce work. 
 
 The life of Erafmus, by Jortin. See Jortin. 
 
 The life of Erafmus, with an account of his 
 writings. Reduced from the larger work o{ 
 Dr. John Jortin, by A. Laycey, Efq. 8°. 
 
 Lo;id. 1805 
 
 ERATOSTHENES Cyrengeus. 
 
 An ancient Greek geometrician. A nativeof Cyrene and 
 Keeper of the library at Alexandria, under Euergetes, fon 
 of Ptolemy Euergetes. He acquired great reputation. Died, 
 at the age of eighty, of voluntary ftarvation. 
 
 Catallerifmi, &c. See Aratus. 
 
 Canon. Cumberland, R. Sanchoniatho 
 
 ERCHEMPERTUS [or EREMBERTUS], 
 
 Monachus Caffmenfis. 
 
 A native of Lombardy. Died about 8S9. 
 Hiftoria Langobardorum Benev^enti port Paulum 
 
 diaconum, cum notis Camilli Peregrini. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 2. 221 
 Expofitio in aliquot Pialmos. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 9. 339 
 ERNHARDUS de Lainig, Abbas Petrenfis. 
 Paraphrafis Pfa. xii. Pez, Thefaur. II. P. i. 23 
 ERINNA. 
 
 A Greek poetefs. 
 OdjE. Poetae Gr^eci Veteres, 2. 135 
 
 ERMENGARDUS, five ERMENGAUDUS. 
 
 Flouri/hcd 1200. 
 
 Contra Waldenlium ledlam opufculum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 24. 1602 
 ERMENOLDUS, Saint. 
 
 Flourifhed 1281. 
 
 Devita et miraculis S. Ermenoldi. Canifius, 4. 91 
 
 ERMENRIGUS, Monachus et A bbas Elvvacenfis. 
 
 Dialogus de vita et miraculis B. Hariolphi Epi- 
 fcopi Lingonenfis, fundatoris et abbatis monas- 
 terii Elvvacenfis. Pez, Thefaur. iv. P. iii. 745 
 
 ERNALDUS. 
 
 Flourifhed 1 162. 
 
 Opufculaduo; commentarius in Pfalmum 132, 
 et libellus de donis Spiritus Sanfli. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 487 
 ERNESTI, John Augustus, D.D. 
 
 Bor.i in Thuringia 1707. Educated at Wittemberg and 
 Leipfic. Studied theology .as a profeffion. Reftor of St. 
 Thomas' School, Leipfic, 1734. ProfefTor Extraordinary 
 of Ancient Literature 17425 of Eloquence 17565 and of 
 Theology 1758. Died 178 1. He was one of the mod 
 learned philologers of Germany, a man of confummate 
 learning and irreproachable character. He edited good 
 editions of Cicero, Tacitus, Suetonius, &c. 
 
 Inrtitutio interpretis Novi Tellamenti. Edi- 
 tionem quintam fuis obfervationibus auftam, 
 curavit C. F. Ammon. 12°. Li/>/. 1809 
 
 ERNESTI, John Auguftus, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Principles of biblical interpretation. Tranflated 
 by C. A. Terrot, D.D., Biftiop of the Scottifh 
 Epifcopal Church, Edinburgh. A new edi- 
 tion. 2 vol. 12°. £^/'w. 1843 
 
 Archaeologia literaria. Editio altera, emendata 
 atque aufta, opera et iUidio G. H. Martini. 
 8°. Lip/. 1790 
 
 Ledliones academics in Epiftolam ad Hebrzeos, 
 ab ipfo revifas, cum ejufdem excurfibus theo- 
 logicis edidit ; commentarium, in quo multa 
 ad recentiffimorum imprimis interpretum fen- 
 tentias pertinentia uberius illuftrantur, adjecit 
 G.J. Dindorf 8°. Z/// 1815* 
 
 An excellent critical commentary. 
 
 Other works): Opufcula Philologica Critica, L. Bat. 1764. 
 Opufcula Theologica, 1773, I792'. Clavis Ciceroniana, &c. 
 
 ERNULF [or EARNULPH,] Bp. of Rocherter. 
 
 A native of Beauvais, where he was born about 1040. 
 Studied under Lanfranc at Bee, at whole invitation he 
 came to England. Abbot of Peterborough 1107. Bifliop 
 of Rochefter 11 14. Died 1124 ^^ '^"^ ^S^ °^ eighty-four. 
 Colledianea de rebus ecclefiJE RofFenfis. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, i. 327 
 Confifting of extracts from the work, of which the fol- 
 lowing is a complete edition. 
 
 Textus RofFenfis. Accedunt profefHonum anti- 
 quorum Angliae epifcoporum formula, de 
 canonica obedientia archiepifcopis Cantuarien- 
 fibus prsltanda, etc. e codicibus MSS. defcripfit 
 ediditque Tho. Hearnius. 8°. Oxon. 1720* 
 This work contains a valuable colledlion of the Anglo- 
 Saxon and early Anglo-Norman laws, and other documents 
 of hiftorical importance. 
 
 Epifliola ad Walchelinum epifcopum Wentanum ; 
 et epiiliola ad Lambertum. 
 
 D'Achery Spicil. 3. 464 
 ERPENIUS. See Elmacinus. 
 ERSKINE, Ebenezer. 
 
 A pious divine. Born in the prifon of the Bafs Rock 
 1680. Educated at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. Minifter 
 of Portmoak, Fife, 1703. Removed to Stirling 1731. 
 Having in a fynod fermon cenfured fome proceedings of 
 the General AfTembly with regard to patronage, a profe- 
 cution was commenced againft him, which ended in his 
 feparating from the Church along with others, who foon 
 became a numerous and powerful body, and have continued 
 increafing ever fince. As a gentleman and a fcholar few 
 ever equalled him. 
 
 The whole works of; confifting of fermons and 
 difcourfes on the moil important and intereft- 
 ing fubjefts. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1799 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Rev. 3. 4. God's little remnant keeping their garments 
 
 clean in an evil day . - . . - 5 
 
 John, 6. 66. The backfjider charafterifed ; or, the evil 
 
 and danger of defection defcribed - - 32 
 
 Ezek. 37. 9. The wind of the Holy Ghoft blowing 
 
 upon the dry bones in the valley of vifion - 51 
 
 Cant. 7. 5. The king is held in the galleries 76 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 4. The groans of believers under their burdens 
 
 97 
 Pfa. 89. 16. The believer exalted in imputed righteous- 
 
 nefs - - 118 
 
 Pfa. 138. 6. The humble foul the peculiar favourite of 
 
 heaven - - - - - - "133 
 
 Tit. 3. 8. The nece/Iity and profitablenefsof good works 
 
 aflerted ------ 152 
 
 I 
 I 
 t
 
 io6i 
 
 1062 
 
 ERSKINE, Ebenezer {continued). 
 
 Luke, 2. 28. Chrift in the believer's arms - 180 
 Pfa. 89. 14. A diCcourfe on the throne of grace 214 
 Heb. 10. 19-22. The afTurance of faith opened and 
 
 applied ; being the fubftance of feveral fermons on 
 
 Heb. 10. 22 248 
 
 I John, 4. 16. God in Chrift a God of love - 329 
 John, 3. 18. Unbelief arraigned and condemned at the 
 
 bar of God - - - - - _ - 3 5^ 
 
 Luke, I. 78. The day-fpring from on high - 382 
 Rev. 4. 3. The rainbow of the covenant furrounding 
 
 the throne of grace " " ' " . ^^^ 
 
 Rev. 22. 2. The tree of life fliaking his fruits and 
 
 leaves among the nations - - - - 470 
 
 Ifa. 2. 3. The law of faith ifluing forth from Mount 
 
 Zion. (3 ferm.) ----- 508 
 
 Pfa. 118. 22. Theftone rejedted by the builders exalted 
 
 as the head ftone of the corner. Opening of a fynod 
 
 578 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ifa. 9. 6. The government upon Chrift's fhoulder 5 
 Exod. 20. 2, 3. A treafure of gofpel grace digged out 
 
 of Mount Sinai ; or, the fmner's claim of right cleared 
 
 from God's covenant with Ifrael at Sinai - 24 
 
 Ifa. 59. 19. The ftandard of heaven lifted up againft 
 
 the powers of hell and their auxiliaries - 66 
 
 Cant. 8. 5. The believer's journey from the wildernefs 
 
 of this world to the heavenly Canaan - - 124 
 
 Ifa. 6. 13. The true fubftance and ftrength of a Church 
 
 and nation. (2 ferm.) - - - - 182 
 
 1 John, 3. 8. The firft promife accomplifhed - 204 
 Pfa. 23. 4. Courageous faith - - - 232 
 
 Pfa. 47. 5. The folemnity of Chrift's afcenfion to the 
 
 throne of glory - - - - - ^59 
 
 Pfa. 76. 10. The wrath of man bounded by the power 
 
 of God. [On being ejefted from the Eftablifhed 
 
 Church.] ------ 281 
 
 Exod. 23. 21. The name of God glorified in Chrift. 
 
 (12 ferm.) ------ 293 
 
 Amos, 9. II. The tabernacle of David ruined by man 
 
 and reared up by the mighty God. (3 ferm.) 386 
 
 Ifa. 63. 4. The annals of redeeming love, with the 
 
 Redeemer's vengeance upon the grand enemy of the 
 
 redeemed. (6 ferm.) . - - - 426 
 
 Pfa. 2. 6. Thefovereignty of Zion's King. (3 ferm.) 515 
 John, 11.25. Chrift the refurredion and the life. (3 
 
 ferm.) - - 563 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Pfa. 133. 17. A lamp ordained for God's anointed. 
 
 Admiilion of a minifter - - - - 3 
 
 Rev. 7. 1-3. The angel's feal fet upon God's faithful 
 
 fervants when hurtful winds are blowing in the Church 
 
 militant ------ 44 
 
 Ifa. 22. 24. Chrift confidered as the nail faftened in a 
 
 fure place, bearing all the glory of his Father's houfe 76 
 Pfa. 69. 4. A robbery committed and reftitution made 
 
 both to God and man - - - - 133 
 
 Pfa. 144. 3. Worthlefs man much regarded by the 
 
 mighty God ----- 152 
 
 Heb. 2. 15. The human nature preferred unto the 
 
 angelical - - - •• - - -175 
 
 Ifa. 42. 21. The broken law magnified and made 
 
 honourable. (2 ferm.) - - - - 189 
 
 Matt. 25. 6. The wife virgins going forth to meet the 
 
 Bridegroom. (6 ferm.) - - - - 222 
 
 Heb. II. 7. The New Teftament ark opened againft 
 
 the deluge of divine wrath. (6 I'erm.) - 298 
 
 Ezek. 34. 29. The plant of renown. (3 ferm.) 343 
 Ifa. 60. 8. God's doves flying to his windows - 365 
 Prov. 8. 23. Chrift fet up from everlafting - 390 
 
 John, 8. 56. Abraham rejoicing to fee Chrift's day afar 
 
 off - - - - - - - - 408 
 
 Micah, 2. 1 7. Chrift as the breaker opening all paffes 
 
 to glory that were impaffable - - - 434 
 
 Pfa. 68. 3 1 . Ethiopia ftretching out her hands to God 473 
 
 ERSKINE, Ebenezer (continued). 
 
 Luke, 17. 21. The kingdom of God within the foul 
 
 of man. (5 ferm.) ----- 489 
 2 Cor. 4. 7. Gofpel treafure in earthen vefTels. (Ordin. 
 
 ferm.) 529 
 
 Col. I. 7. The charaftcr of a faithful minifter of Chrift. 
 
 (Ordin. ferm.) - - - - - - 555 
 
 Matt. 16. 37. Chrift in the clouds coming to judgment 
 
 567 
 Ads, 12. 16. The word of falvation - - 576 
 
 The believer's jointure ----- 591 
 
 ERSKINE, John, D.D. 
 
 A divine of great learning and intelligence. Born 1721. 
 Educated at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. Minifter of 
 Kirkintilloch 1744. Removed to Culrols 1754; and to 
 New Grey Friars' Church, Edinburgh, 1758. In 1759 
 he became colleague with Dr. Robertfon in the Old Grey 
 Friars' Church. Died 1803. His fermons may be ranked 
 among the beft fpecimens of pulpit compofition. Th'jy 
 are diftinguiftied by purity and energy of ftyle, precifion ot 
 thought, and originality of fentiment. 
 
 Difcouries preached on feveral occafions. 2 vol. 
 8°. E^^». I 81 8 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 James, 3. I. The qualifications neceffary for teachers 
 
 of Chriftianity. Before the fynod - - i 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 3. Minifters cautioned againft giving offence. 
 
 Before the fynod ----- 44 
 
 Ifa. 30. 20. The bleffing of Chriftian teachers. Ad- 
 
 miffion of a minifter - - - - 80 
 
 2Cor. 2. 10. Difficulties of the paftoral office. (2ferm.) 
 
 113 
 
 Prov. 8. 33, 34. Motives for hearing fermons. (2 ferm.) 
 
 Opening of a chapel - - - - - ^35 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. Direftions for hearing fermons. (3 fs.) 163 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. Inftrudfions and confolations from the un- 
 
 changeablenefs of Chrift. Funeral fermon on Rev. 
 
 Robert Walker 211 
 
 I Chron. 29. 12. The agency of God in human great- 
 
 nefs. Funeral fermon on Dr. William Robertfon 230 
 
 Hiftorical appendix - - - - - 2.51 
 
 Ifa. 60. 21. The people of God confidered as all righteous 
 (3 ferm.) ------ 266 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15, 16. The important myftery of the in- 
 carnation. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 314 
 
 Appendix. The common reading of I Tim. 3. ]6 
 vindicated - - - - - - 3 53 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. Jefus juftified in the Spirit - 357 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Jefus feen of angels - - 369 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 16. Jefus preached unto the Gentiles 385 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Jefus believed on in the world - 400 
 I Tim. 3. 16. Jefus received up into glory - 411 
 
 John, 17. 2. Power given to Chrift for bleffing the 
 eleft. (3 ferm.) ----- 426 
 
 Vol. 2. 1804. 
 Rev, 2. 9. The riches of the poor - - I 
 
 John, 12. 26. Self-denial - - - - 24 
 
 Rev. 3. 15. Lukewarmnefs in religion. (2 ferm.) 43 
 Phil. 2. 21. Public fpirit. Society for promoting Reli- 
 gious Knowledge among the Poor - - loi 
 Prov. 20. 6. Goodnefs and fidelity - - 127 
 Prov. 20. 6. The oftentation of falfe goodnefs 151 
 John, 5. 42. The want of love to God - _ 167 
 Pfa. 10. 13. The unprincipled contempt of religion 196 
 Ifa. 6. 5. The views of the glory of Chrift which pro- 
 duce humiliation and penitence - - - 212 
 Rom. I. 16. An open and intrepid adherence to vital 
 Chriftianity ------ 23^ 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Infant baptifm - - - ^54 
 
 John, 18. 37. Chrift bearing witnefs to the truth 20 1 
 Heb. 3. 2. Fidelity in perfonal duties - - 302. 
 
 Ifa. 55. 3. The influence of religion on national happi- 
 nefs. Society in Scotland for Propagating Chriftian 
 
 Knowledge 
 
 r-s
 
 10^3 
 
 1064 
 
 ERSKINE, John, D.D. (continued). 
 
 Pfa. 144. 12. The education of poor childien. Orphan 
 
 Hofpital ..--.. ^62 
 
 Jofh. 1. 17. Prayers for men in public offices. Election 
 
 ofmagiftrates - - - - - - 3S5 
 
 Ifa. 24. 1—5. The fources and the confequences of 
 
 anarchy ------ ^.lo 
 
 Pfa. 88. 18. Sorrow for the death of friends. (2 ferm.) 
 
 450 
 Ifa. 25. 8. Death. (2 ferm.) - - - 476 
 
 Sketches and hints of Church hiftory and theo- 
 logical controverfy, chiefly tranflated or 
 abridged from modern foreign writers. 2 
 vol. 12°. Edin. 1790-97 
 
 Theological diflertations ; containing,. — 
 
 1. The nature of the Sinai covenant. 
 
 2. The character and privileges of the apoftolic churches, 
 with an examination of Dr. Taylor's Key to the 
 Epiftles. 
 
 3. The nature of faving faith. 
 
 4. The law of nature fufficiently promulgated to the 
 heathens. 
 
 5. An .Tttempt to promote the frequent difpenfing the 
 Lord's lijpper. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1765 
 
 ERSKINE, Ralph. 
 
 Brother of Ebenezer Erfkine, above. Born at Monilaws, 
 Northumberland, 1685. Educated at the Univerfity of 
 Edinburgh. Minifter at Dunfermline J711. Joined his 
 brother and others in their feceflion from the Church 
 1734. Died 1752. He was a preacher of great popular 
 abilities, devotional and zealous. 
 
 Sermons, and other practical works. Conflfting 
 of above one hundred and fifty fermons, befides 
 his poetical pieces. To which is prefixed, an 
 account of the author's life and writings, with 
 an elegiac poem, and large contents. In 10 
 large vol. 8°. Falkirk 
 
 Vol. I. 1794. 
 Life of the author _____ 5-19 
 
 Elegiac poem, &c. - _ _ - _ 20-26 
 
 Zech. 13. 7. The fword of juftice awakened againft 
 
 God's fellow - - - - - - 31 
 
 Matt. 27. 51. The rent vail of the temple; or, accefs 
 to the holy of holies by the death of Chrifl: 110 
 
 Ifa. 54. 5. The beft match ; or the incomparable mar- 
 riage between the Creator and the creature - 151 
 Ifa. 42. 6. Chrift the people's covenant. (2 ferm.) 174 
 Ifa. 8. 18. The world's verdift of Chrift and his fol- 
 lowers ; or the truly devout ridiculed and reproached 
 by the profane - - - - --55 
 
 Eccief. 1. 2. The vanity of earthly things, and worldly 
 enjoyments _____ i^(, 
 
 Prov. 30. 12. Self-conceit incident to a multitude of 
 profeffors ; or, the imaginary pure generation found 
 not wafhed from their pollution. (9 ferm.) - 325 
 Rom. 12. 2. Nonconformity to the world injoined ; or, 
 the evil and danger of fymbolizing with the wicked, 
 opened ___-.. ^go 
 
 Vol. 2. 1795. 
 
 1 John, 4. 19. Preventing love; or God's love to us 
 the caufe of our love to him _ _ . i 
 
 Pfa. loi. I, The militant's fong ; or, the believer's 
 exercife while here below . _ _ ^^ 
 
 Pfa. 85. 10. The harmony of the divine attributes dis- 
 played, in the redemption and falvation of finners, by 
 Jefus Chrift - - - - - - 121 
 
 Gal. I. 16. Carnal confultation unfolded ; or, the great 
 evil of being aftuated, by carnal principles, in the 
 matters of God, evinced. (2 ferm.) - 180 
 
 Cal. 2. 19. Law-death, gofpel-life ; or, the death of 
 
 ERSKINE, Ralph [continued). 
 
 legal righteoufnefs, the life of gofpel holinefs. (5 fer.) 
 
 245 
 Jer. 30. 21. The beft bond, or the fureft engagement 
 
 358 
 John, 14. 6. The faving fight ; or, a view of God in 
 
 Chrift. (5 ferm.) _____ ^20 
 Vol. 3. 1795. 
 Col. 2. 6. Gofpel-principle the foundation of Gofpel 
 
 praftice ; or, the great duty of receiving Chrift and 
 
 walking in him opened. (13 ferm.) - 7 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. The main queftion of the Gofpel cate- 
 
 chifm, What think ye of Chrift? {5 lerm.) 288 
 
 Deut. 7. 22. The gradual conqueft ; or heaven won by 
 
 little and little. (2 ferm.) - - - 385 
 
 John, 4. 29. The female preacher ; or the woman of 
 
 Samaria's fermon to the men of the city, &c. 462 
 Vol. 4. 1795. 
 Gen. 49. 10. The happy congregation ; or the great 
 
 gathering of the people to Shiloh. (9 ferm.) I 
 
 Gal. 4. 28. The pregnant promife with heriffue; or, 
 
 the children of promife brought forth and defcribed. 
 
 (7 ferm.) - - - - - -193 
 
 Matt. 28. 18. The Mediator's power in heaven and 
 
 earth ___.._ ^23 
 
 Vol. 5. 1796. 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 56. The ftrength of fin, and how the law is 
 the ftrength thereof, opened up and unfolded. (6 
 ferm.) ------- 7 
 
 Pfa. 106. 8. God's great name the ground and reafon 
 of faving great finners - - - - 167 
 
 John, 3. 35. Heaven's grand repofitory ; or, the Fa- 
 ther's love to the Son, and depofiting all things into 
 his hand, a ftrong encouragement to faith. (2 ferm.) 
 
 203 
 
 Ezek. 43. 12. The law of God's houfe - - 284 
 
 Eccief. 9. 14, 15. The Church befieged, and delivered 
 
 by chrift - - - - - - 321 
 
 Rev. 7. 17. The Lamb in the midft of the throne 358 
 Ifa. 30. 7. Stability in the faith, the Church's ftrength 
 
 397 
 Pfa. 74. 20. Faith's plea upon God's covenant 444 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 25. Faith's plea upon God's word - 461 
 Ifa. 26. 8. The faint's duty in evil times - 479 
 
 Vol. 6. 1796. 
 Gen. 28. 15. The promifing God, a performing God 9 
 Pfa. 40. 7, with Cant, 2. 8. The joyful approach of the 
 
 Saviour, cheerfully welcomed by the Church's echo 
 
 of faith ______ 57 
 
 Ezek. 16. 8. The time of need a time of love. (5 ferm.) 
 
 86 
 Gen. 35. 13. Senfible prefence, fudden abfence ; or, 
 
 the believer's moft comfortable interviews but of 
 
 fhort duration - - - - - 171 
 
 Ifa. 40. 31. The mounting Chriftian ; or, eagle- winged 
 
 believer ______ 199 
 
 Rev. 22. I. The river of life - - - 228 
 
 Luke, 9. 42. The comer's conflidl; or, the beginner's 
 
 battle with the devil, when efTaying to come to Chrift 
 
 by faith. (2 ferm.) _ _ _ - 256 
 
 John, 13. 7. Dark providences cleared in due time 2S3 
 Ifa. 27. 13. The great trumpet of the everlafting Gofpel 
 
 318 
 Matt. 3. 17. The fum of the Gofpel; or, God in 
 
 Chrift - - - - - - 355 
 
 Jer. 13. 16. Prefent duty before approaching darknefs. 
 
 [Faft fermon.] _ _ _ . - 389 
 
 Hof. 13. 9. The great ruin, and the great relief; or, 
 
 help from heaven to felf-deftroyers on earth. [Faft 
 
 fermon.] ______ 420 
 
 Ifa. 26. 20, 21. Chambers of fafety in times of danger. 
 
 [Faft ferm.] ------ 464 
 
 Vol. 7. 1796. 
 Hag. 2. 19. The commencement of all faving bleflings. 
 
 (2 Icrm.) _----- 9
 
 1065 
 
 io66 
 
 ERSKINE, Ralph {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 46. 4. Glad tidings in lad times - - 62 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. The giving love of Chrift, and the receiving 
 
 propert)' of faith. (4 ferm.) - - - 96 
 
 Ezek. 16. 63. Gofpel-humiliation grounded on faith's 
 
 view of divine pacification. [Faft ferm.] - 157 
 A(fts, 13. 26. The word of falvation fent to finners 177 
 Luke, 14.23. Golpel compulfion ; or, minifterial power 
 
 and authority. [Ordination fermon.] - 196 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 18. The fountain-head of all bleflings ; or, 
 
 the great ftore-houfe opened. (2 ferm.) - 249 
 Gen. 49. 19. Gad the conquered, yet conquering tribe ; 
 
 or, the vanquifhed at firft, the viftor at laft 296 
 
 Adts, 7. 34. Chrift the true Mofes, fent to deliver his 
 
 true Ifrael from their fpiricual Egypt - - 322 
 
 Luke, 22. 31, 32. The power and policy of Satan 
 
 bounded and baffled by the Lord Chrift. (3 ferm.) 350 
 I Cor. I. 30, with Rev. 5. 9. Redemption by Chrift, 
 
 fhown to be of God, and to God - - 407 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. The true Chrift, no new Chrift - 432 
 John, 2. 19. Temple defolation making way for temple 
 
 reftoration ------ 4^8 
 
 Vol. 8. 1796. 
 Rev. 2. 10. Faithfulnefs unto death, crowned with 
 
 eternal life ..--.. 9 
 
 Nehem. 4. 18. The builder's armour; or, the work 
 
 and warfare of fpiritual builders - - 48 
 
 Ifa. 43. 12. WitnefTes cited for God - - 84 
 
 Deut. 26. 17, 18. Covenanted grace for covenanting 
 
 work - - - - - - - 121 
 
 John, 5. 25. The happy hour of Chrift's quickening 
 
 voice _.-.--- 149 
 Col. 3. 3. The beft fecurity for the beft life ; or, a life 
 
 hid with Chrift in God - - - - 189 
 
 Ifa. 45. II. Heaven pofed and prefled with queftions 
 
 and demands j or, faith's freedom with God, war- 
 ranted ------- 233 
 
 Ezek. 36. 25. Clean water; or, the pure and precious 
 
 blood of chrift, for the cleanfing of polluted finners 280 
 John, 16. 15. Chrift's treafures opened by himfelf, de- 
 claring he hath all things that God the Father hath 327 
 Rom. 8. 28. True lovers of God highly privileged; or, 
 
 the great comfort of believers in the co-operation of 
 
 all things for their good , _ - - jyg 
 
 John, 16. 32. The beft company in the moft lonely cafe 
 
 434 
 Rom. 8. 37. The happy viftor; or faints more than 
 
 conquerors ------ 480 
 
 Vol. 9. 1796. 
 I John, 5. 10. The believer's internal witnefs ; or, true 
 
 faith's evidence. (2 ferm.) - - - 9 
 
 Cant. 2. 3. Faith's repofe and repaft under the tree of 
 
 life ..----- 60 
 
 Luke, 19. ^: The heights of finners levelled, in the 
 
 day of effedlual vocation. (2 ferm.) - 106 
 
 Cant. 2. 8. Mountains overleaped ; or, Chrift's coming 
 
 to his people - - - - - - 152 
 
 Cant. 2. 13. Chrift's love-fuit repeated; or, his kindly 
 
 Gofpel-call ------ 205 
 
 Hab. 3. 2. Mercy, a feafonable plea in times of fin and 
 
 wrath. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 255 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Wifdom's ways pleafantnefs, and her paths 
 
 peace. (5 ferm.) . . - . 293 
 
 Zech. 14. 7. Signs of an evening-time with the 
 
 Church of God ----- 380 
 
 Rom. 4. 18. The grounds of faith and hope opened. 
 
 (2 ferm.) -.--_- 396 
 
 Jonah, 2. 4. Faith in Chrift, the fureft way of relief 43 5 
 Minifterial warnings. 
 
 Vol. 10. Poems. 
 A defence of rhyme and mufical metre - - 3 
 
 Gojpel Jennets. 
 
 The believer's efpoufals. Ifa. 54. 5-49 
 
 The believer's jointure. Ifa. 54. 5 - - 115 
 
 The believer's riddle; or, the myftery of faith 153 
 
 427 
 453 
 550 
 569 
 
 594 
 619 
 
 627 
 
 645 
 
 - 663 
 
 - - 675 
 
 Sixth edition, 
 Lond. 1750 
 
 ERSKINE, Ralph {continued). 
 
 The believer's lodging and inn while on earth ; or, a 
 
 poem and paraphrafe on Pfa. 84 - - 230 
 
 The believer's foliloquy . - . . 238 
 
 The believer's principles - . . 2.^0 
 
 Smoking fpiritualized . - - . 308 
 
 A paraphrafe, or large explicatory poem on the Song 
 
 of Solomon . . - - _ 309 
 
 Old Tejiament Jongs. 
 
 Songs from the hiftorical books - 
 Job's hymns - - . - 
 
 A new verfion of the Song of Solomon 
 Songs from the Prophet Ifaiah 
 The lamentations of Jeremiah 
 Songs from the minor prophets 
 Netu Tejiament Jongs. 
 
 Songs from the four evangelifts - 
 Songs out of the apoftolical epiftles - 
 Songs from the Revelation 
 Mifcellaneous poems - - - 
 
 Golpel fonnets, or fpiritual fongs 
 
 with large additions. 12°. 
 ERSKINE, Thomas, Efq., Advocate. 
 Remarks on the internal evidence for the truth 
 of revealed religion. Third edition, correfted 
 and enlarged. 12°. Edin. 1821 
 
 An efTay on faith. Third edit., with corredions 
 and additions. 12°. Edin. 1823 
 
 The unconditional freenefs of the Gofpel ; in 
 three effays. 12°. Edin. 1828 
 
 The brazen ferpent ; or, life coming through 
 death. Second edition. 12°. Edin. 1 83 1 
 The doftrine of eleflion illuftrated, and its con- 
 nection with the general tenor of Chriftianity, 
 illuftrated from many parts of Scripture, and 
 efpecially from the epiftle to the Romans. 
 12°. Lond. 1837 
 
 ESCH.4UZIER, Samuel, Paftor of the Walloon 
 Church at the Hague, Chaplain to the Prince 
 of Orange, &c. 
 Sermons fur divers textes de I'ecriture fainte. 
 8°. a la Haye, 1795 
 
 Rom. 8. 27 - 
 
 I Cor. II. 29 - 
 I Cor. 9. 25 - 
 I Cor. 15. 41, 42 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 2 - 
 Phil. 4. 1 1 
 Jaques, 3. 2 - 
 
 ESDAILE, James, M.D. 
 
 Letters from the Red Sea, Egypt, and the Con- 
 tinent. 8°. Calcutta, 1839 
 ESPEN. See Van Espen. 
 ESPRIT, James. 
 
 Of the French Academy. Born at Beziers 161 1. Died 
 
 1678. 
 
 Difcourfes on the deceitfulnefs of human virtues. 
 Done out of French by William Beauv^oir, A.M. 
 To which is added. The Duke de la Roche- 
 foucaut's Moral Reflections. %°. Lond. 1706 
 In this work the author concludes all his chapters by 
 
 proving the reality of Chriftian virtues. 
 
 ESAIAS, Abbot. 
 
 Lived in the feventh century. 
 Pra:cepta ad fratres qui cum ipfo vivebant, ora- 
 tiones xxix. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 384 
 
 I 
 
 Luc, 10. 21 
 
 - 193 
 
 27 
 
 Gen. 22. 14 
 
 223 
 
 54 
 
 I Their. 2. 5 
 
 - 250 
 
 83 
 
 Matt. 18. 7 
 
 276 
 
 III 
 
 I Cor. 4. 7 - 
 
 - 303 
 
 138 
 
 Jean, 14. 27 - 
 
 330 
 
 165 
 
 Tite, 3. 14 - 
 
 - 356
 
 1067 
 
 io68 
 
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 ESSAYS. Anonymous. 
 
 Effay towards a propofal for Catholick commu- 
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 EfTay on the necefTity of revealed religion. Second 
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 EfTay on the extent of human and divine agency in 
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 Edin. 1827 
 
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 8°. Lond. 1734 
 
 ESSAYS {continued). 
 
 EfTays on the following fubjedls : — 
 
 1. On the reality and evidence of miracles, efpecially 
 thofe on which the Jewifh and Chriftian religion are 
 built ; and on thofe which were wrought by Mofes in 
 Egypt ; and why ftlled by God his judgments on the 
 Egyptian deities. Exod. 12. 12. 
 
 2. On the extraordinary adventure of Balaam. Numb. 22, 
 et feq. 
 
 3. On the furprifing march and fignal vidlory gained by 
 Jofhua over Jabin. Jofh. lo. 
 
 4. On the religious wars of the Ifraelitifh tribes againft 
 that of Benjamin. Judges, 18, et feq. 
 
 5. On the amazing fpeedy relief which Saul brought to 
 the befieged inhabitants of Jabefh-Gilead. i Sam. 11. 
 
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 raifed againft each refpeftive fubjedl, are fully 
 anfwered. By a layman. 8°. Lond. 1753 
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 Vanity of riches. Time. Friend/hip. Future ftate, 
 &c. 
 Original EfTays and Tranflations. By difFerent 
 hands. 8°. Edin. 1780 
 
 The hiftory of Sarah Th . Tranflated from the 
 
 French -.----- 3 
 
 The immortality of authors. A vifion - 48 
 
 The confpiracy of the Spaniards againft the republic of 
 Venice ---.---63 
 Don Carlos. An hiftorical novel, from the French of 
 the Abbot St. Real . - . - 162 
 
 Fables. Imitated from the German of Gellert 263 
 
 An account of the facrifices of heathen nations 269 
 
 An effay on the confufion of tongues - - 297 
 The Indians. A tale - - - - 331 
 
 An effay on the arrangement of ancient and modern 
 languages - - - - - -359 
 
 A difcourfe on the ftrudlure of the Eaftern Churches, 
 and the celebration of mafs, according to the cere- 
 monies of the Greek Church. From the Greek of 
 Symeon, Metropolitan of Theffalonica - 382 
 
 An effay on the caufes that have promoted or retarded 
 the growth of the fine arts - - - 412 
 
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 ESTABLISHMENT. The Eftabhftiment vin- 
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 Ff. 2. Pp. 47. 8°. Lond. 1730 
 
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 fional remarks on the conduft and behaviour of the 
 teachers of it. In a letter to the author of An Effay on 
 Eftabliihments in religion. Pp. 60. 8°. Lond. 1767 
 
 ESTEY, George. 
 
 Sometime Fellow ofGonvil and Caius College, Cambridge. 
 Late preacher of the word in St. Edmund's Bury. 
 Certaine godly and learned expofitions upon divers 
 parts of Scripture. 4°. Lond. 1603 
 
 Pfa. 51. The Ten Commandments. The Lord's Sup- 
 
 A
 
 1069 
 
 ESTEY, George {continued). 
 
 per [on i Cor. 11. 23, &c.] The Creed [on Rom. 
 
 I. 16]. The firft part ofPfa. 119. The hiftory of 
 
 the go f pel. I Pet. i. 13. 
 ESTIMATE, An, of the profit and lofs of reli- 
 gion perfonally and publicly ftated ; iJluftrated 
 with reference to [Home's] Eflays on Mora- 
 lity and Natural Religion. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 Of rational and fenfitive philofophy. Of human liberty. 
 
 Athcifm and religion. The moral law. Of con- 
 
 fcioufnefs. The being of God, &c. 
 
 ESTIUS, William, D.D. 
 
 Born at Grocum, in Holland, 1542. Studied at Utrecht 
 and Louvain. Appointed Ledurer on Divinity at Doway, 
 and afterwards Chancellor of the Univerfity of that city. 
 Died 1 6 13. He was diftinguilhed for his learning, piety, 
 and modefty. His Commentary on the Epiftles is one of 
 the beft works of the kind. He endeavours to find out 
 the literal meaning of Scripture, and generally illuftrates it 
 very happily. 
 Commentarii in epiftolas apoftolicas. 3 vol. in I . 
 
 Folio. CoLJg.16^1 
 
 In quatuor libros fententiarum commentaria ; 
 
 quibus pariter S. Thomae fummas theologica; 
 
 partes omnes mirifice illuftrantur. 4 vol. in i • 
 
 Folio. Par. 1638 
 
 Annotationes in prscipua difficiliora S. Scripturze 
 
 loca. Folio. JfitT'. 1621-:= 
 
 Commentarii in S. Scripturam. Bibl. Magna 
 
 ESTWICK, Nicholas, B.D. 
 Sermon, Phil. i. 23, 24. [Funeral of Mr. Robert 
 
 Bolton.] 4°. Land. 1633 
 
 ETERIANUS. See Hugo. 
 ETHELWERD. 
 
 Flourifhed 1090. 
 Chronicorum libri iv. Brit. Hift. Rer. Angl, 
 Script, poft Bedam, 830 
 Chronicle [from the beginning of the world to 
 
 A.D. 97 3 1. Chronicles (Six Old Englifli), 
 
 ETHERIUS Uxamensis. 
 
 Bilhop of Axume, in Spain. Lived in the eighth century. 
 
 Adverfus Elipandum, archiepifcopum Toletanum 
 de adoptione Chrifti Filii Dei. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 13. 353 ; Bibl. Patr. 
 Gall. 13. 290 ; Canifms, 2. P. 1.278 
 
 ETOUGH, Henry, M.A., Reftor of Therfield, 
 Hertfordfhire. 
 
 A letter to the author of Chriftianity not founded 
 on Argument, &c. By a young gentleman of 
 Cambridge. Pp. 43. 8°. Land. 1742 
 
 ETTRICK, W., A.M. 
 
 The feafon and time ; or, an expofition of the 
 prophecies which relate to the two periods of 
 Daniel fubfequent to the 1 260 years, now re- 
 cently expired, being the time of the feventh 
 trumpet. 8°. Lofid. 1816 
 
 EUBULUS. 
 
 De controverfia politica. [Fragm.] 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 2. 6y2-6y^ 
 
 EUCHARIST, The propitiatory oblation in the 
 holy, truly ftated and defended ; in which 
 fome notice is taken of Dr. Hancock's Anfwer 
 to Dr. Hickes. 8°. Lofid. 1710 
 
 1070 
 
 EUCHARIST. The facrament of the altar ; or, 
 the doftrine of a reprefentative facrifice in the 
 holy eucharift vindicated : in anfwer to a late 
 book, intituled, A Plain Account, &c., of the 
 Lord's Supper. Pp. viii. 1 24. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 
 EUCHERIUS, S., Lugdunensis. 
 
 Lived in the fifth century. After having fpent fome 
 time in folitude, he became Archbilhop of Lyons. Died 
 449. It has been wrongly maintained by fome writers that 
 Eucherius was a femi-Felagian. He lett two fons : Salo- 
 nius, eleded to the bifhopric of Vienne; and Veranius, or 
 Veranus, who fucceeded his father in the fee of Lyons. 
 Eucherius pofleffed confiderable learning, and wrote in a 
 pleafing and elegant ftyle. 
 
 Quae exftant omnia pia ad Sanftam Scripturam 
 opufcula illuftrata A. Schotti. 
 
 Formulae, feu phrafes S. Scripturae. 
 Quasftiones Veteris ac Novi Teftamenti. 
 Hebraicorum nominum interpretatio. 
 De vita folitaria ad Valerianum. 
 De laude eremi. 
 
 Accedunt et Eucherio adfcripti commentaria in Genefim, 
 et Libros Regum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 822 
 Exhortatio ad monachos. Sententia ad monachos. 
 
 Ibid. 27. 180 
 
 Some homilies, attributed to Eucherius by Ceillier and others, 
 are gi-ven in Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 61S, under the name of 
 Eujehius Emifenus. 
 
 Epiftola ad Fauftum, Prefbyterum. Ugol. 7. 1 201 
 EUCLID. 
 
 Born at Alexandria. Flourilhed about 2S0 B.C. 
 
 The elements of Euclid : viz. the firft fix books, 
 together with the eleventh and twelfth. The 
 errors by which Theon, or others, have long 
 ago vitiated thefe books, are correfted, and 
 fome of Euclid's demonftrations are reftored. 
 Alfo, the hook of Euclid's data in like manner 
 correded. By Robert Simfon, M.D. Fifteenth 
 edit, revifed and improved. 8°. Land. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Elementorum libri xv. See Barrow. 
 
 EUCOLOGE, ou livre d'Eglife, a I'ufage de Paris ; 
 contenant I'othce des dimanches et fetes en 
 Latin et en Fran9ois. Nouvelle edition. 16°. 
 
 Par. 1 818 
 
 EUDOCIA, Emprefs of Rome. 
 
 Wife to Theodofius the Younger. Born about 400. 
 
 Died about 460. 
 
 De Chrifto Homerocentones. [In verfe.] 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 11 56 
 
 EUGENIUS Carthaginensis. 
 
 Elefted Bifliop of Carthage 4S0. Baniflied for holding 
 
 the dodrine of the Trinity, by Hunneric, 484. Died 505. 
 
 Expofitio fidei. Viftor Vitenfis, liber 3 ; 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 683 
 
 (De catholica fide.) Grynseus, Lat. 1617 
 
 EUGENIUS, Junior, Toletanus. 
 
 Appointed Archbifhop of Toledo 646. Died 657. His 
 ftyle is not elegant, but his thoughts are juft and pious. 
 
 Opufcula, quibus inferti funt Dracontii libelli 
 duo ab Eugenio eodem olim recogniti. Ad- 
 jedla item aliorum aliquot veterum fcriptorum 
 varia. Sm. 8°. Par. 16 19
 
 1071 
 
 1072 
 
 EUGENIUS Toletanus {continue^. 
 Eugenii vita, ex Ildefonfo. 
 
 • Epigrammata ..... i 
 
 Dracontii Hexaemeron - - . ■ 21 
 
 Epiftola ad Theodofium Juniorem - - 46 
 
 Martini epifcopi Dumienfis quasdam - . 57 
 
 Columbani abbatis epiftola paraenetica ad Hunaldum 59 
 
 Severini epifcopi doftrina - - - - 63 
 
 Tironis Profperi Aquitani confefiio - - 60 
 
 Poemata. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 344 
 
 Opufcula. Sirmondi Opera Varia, 2. 609 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gall. 12. 761 
 EUGESIPPUS. 
 
 Flourifhed 1040. 
 
 De diftantiis locorum Terrs Sanftas. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 21 
 EUGIPPIUS. 
 
 Flourilhed 5 1 1. Suppofed to have been an Italian and 
 an abbot of a monaftery near Naples. 
 Epiftola in vitam S. Severini. Canifius, i. 407 
 EULOGIUS Alexandrinus, Saint. 
 
 Patriarch of Alexandria 581. Died about 608. 
 
 Sermo in diem feftum palmarum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 48 
 
 Sermo, et De duabus naturis in J. C. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gall. 12. 300 
 
 For Fragments of Eulogius, fee Photius. 
 Sermo in ramos palmarum. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auflarium, i. 651 
 Fragmentum libri de Trinitate et de incarnatione, 
 
 Graece. Mai, Script. Vet. 7. P. i- 177 
 
 EULOGIUS Cordubensis, Saint and Martyr. 
 
 Lived in the tenth century. Of a noble family of Cor- 
 dova in Spain, and a man of great holinefs of life. The 
 Moors being then in pofleffion of Spain, commenced a 
 perfecution of the Chriftians, and Eulogius was beheaded 859. 
 Memoriale fanftorum. 
 Apologeticus martyrum. 
 Documentum Martyrii. 
 
 EpiftoljE. Bibl. Max. Patr. 15. 242 
 
 EUNAPIUS. 
 
 A phyfician and hiftorian. A native of Sardis, in Lydia. 
 Lived in the fourth century. He was an enemy to Chrift- 
 ianity. 
 
 Vitas fophiftarum, et fragmenta, cum notis Wyt- 
 tenbachii. Ed. J. F. Boiflbnade. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Amfi. 1822* 
 Ex hiftoria Eunapii excerpta. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 2. 247-318 
 EUNOMIUS. 
 
 An Arian of the fourth century. Born at Dacora, in 
 Cappadocia. He became the head of a fed: called Euno- 
 mians. Died about 394. 
 
 Confeffio fidei, apologia et fcholia feu difputatio 
 cum Orthodoxo. Gr. et Lat. Canifius, i. 172 
 Apologetick. Whifton, Primit. Chrift. i 
 
 EUPOLEMUS. See Cory, J. P. Fragments. 
 EURIPIDES. 
 
 A celebrated tragic poet. The contemporary and rival 
 of Sophocles. Born B.C. 480, in the ifland of Salamis, 
 whitiier his parents had fled from Athens on the invafion 
 of Greece by Xerxes. Died at the age of feventy-two. The 
 following is the moft complete and beft edition yet pub- 
 lifhed of his works. The typography is beautiful. 
 Opera omnia [Gr. et Lat.] ex editionibus prse- 
 
 ftantiffimis fideliter recufa ; Latina interpreta- 
 
 EURIPIDES {continued). 
 
 tione, fcholiis antiquis, et eruditorum obferva- 
 tionibus illuftrata : necnon indicibus omnigenis 
 inftruda. 9 vol. 8°. Gla/g. 1^21 
 
 Opera. Poetse Grsci Vet. i. 177 
 
 The tragedies of Euripides, literally tranflated, 
 or revifed, with critical and explanatory 
 notes, by Theodore Alois Buckley, of Chrift- 
 church, Oxford. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 The beft Englifh tranflation. Former tranilations : By 
 
 R. Potter, 2 vol. 4°. 1781-83. Reprinted at Oxford, 
 
 2 vol. 8°. 1 8 14. By M. Wodhull, 3 vol. 8°. 1S09. 
 
 EUROPE, A review of the charadlers of the prin- 
 cipal nations in. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1770 
 
 EUSEBIUS Emissenus. 
 
 So called from his being Bifhop of Emeffa. Was among 
 the difciples of Eufebius Pamphilus, and died about 359. 
 Homihas ad populum et monachos. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 618 
 
 Thefe homilies, according to Oudin, are the work of 
 Fauftus Regienfis. 
 
 EUSEBIUS Pamphilus, Bifhop of Csfarea. 
 
 An eminent ecclefiaftical hiftorian. Born about 267. 
 Called Pamphilus from his friendfhip with Pamphilus the 
 Martyr. Became Bifhop of Caefarea 313. Died 338. He 
 pofTefTed the confidence of the Emperor Conftantine in a 
 high degree, and was a favourer of the Arians. His great 
 work is his Ecclefiaftical Hiftory 5 it has been well edited 
 by Valefius, along with other early hiftorians, in Greek and 
 Latin, with notes ; the beft edition of which is that by 
 Reading, 3 vol. folio, Camb. 1720, and reprinted 1746. 
 Prsparatio evangelica, Gr. et Lat. cum notis F. 
 Vigeri. Folio. Col. 1688 
 
 Evangelic^ praparationis libri xv., Gr. ad Codd. 
 MSS. recenfuit Thomas Gaisford, S.T.P. 4 
 vol. 8°. Oxon. 1843* 
 
 De demonftratione evangelica. 
 Liber contra Hieroclem. 
 Contra Marcellum Ancyratem. 
 De ecclefiaftica theologia. Gr. et Lat. Folio. 
 
 Col. 1688 
 Prooemium et capita priora demonftrationis evan- 
 gelics, Fabricii deleftus. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 4. 461 
 Eclogas propheticas, Gr. e codice manuicripto 
 bibliothecs Csfareae Vindobonenfis, nunc pri- 
 mum edidit Thomas Gaisford, S.T.P. 8°. 
 
 Oxon. 1842* 
 
 Chronicon bipartitum [Graeco-Armeno-Latinum] 
 
 nunc primum ex Armeniaco textu in Latinum 
 
 converfum, adnotationibus audlum, Grascis 
 
 fragmentis exornatum. Opera P. Jo. Baptifts 
 
 Aucher Ancyrani, monachi Armeni et doc- 
 
 toris Mechitarifts. 4°. Venet. 18 18 
 
 Pars I. Hiftorico-chronographica. 
 
 Pars 2. Chronicus Canon. 
 
 Chronicon, Latinc, a S. Hieronymo redditum, 
 
 audlum, &c. Hieronymi Opera, 8 
 
 Chronicorum libri duo. Mai, Script. Vet. 8. p. i 
 
 Chronicon breviatum ex Euiebii opere de tem- 
 
 poribus, cum additamentis aliquot ufque ad 
 
 fsculum Chrifti nonum. lb. 1. p. 2 
 
 Opufcula XIV. nunc primum in lucem, edita 
 
 Sirmondi. 8°. Par. 1643
 
 1073 
 
 1074 
 
 42 
 I20 
 
 H5 
 158 
 
 174 
 
 loO 
 
 EUSEBIUS Pamphilus [continued). 
 
 De fide, adverfus Sabelllum - - - 
 
 De relurredtione et alcenfione Domini - 
 Ue incorporali et invifibili Deo 
 De incorporali ------ 
 
 De incorporali anima . - - . 
 
 De fpiritali cogitatu hominis ... 
 
 Quod Deus Pater incorporalis eft 
 
 De eo quod ait Dominus, Non veni pacem mittere in 
 
 terram - 222 
 
 De mandato Domini, Quod dice vobis in aure, fupra 
 
 tefta praedicate .----- 244 
 De operibus bonis et malis - - - - 262 
 
 DeoperibusbonisexEpiftolaadCorinth.il - 271 
 
 Et in Bibl. Max. Patr. 4. i ; BibL Patr. 
 
 Gallandii, 4. 46 1 ; Sirmondi Opufcula, 1 ; 
 
 Sirmondi Opera Varia, i. i 
 
 Commentarii in Pfalmos, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Montfaucon, Colleftio Nova, i 
 
 Commentarii in Hefaiam. lb. 2. 357 
 
 Expofitio in Canticum Canticorum, Gr. et Lat. 
 Meurfii Opera, 8. 125 
 
 Excerpta Commentarii in Lucam. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. I. P. i. 107 
 
 De Dominica refurreftione. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, i. 779 
 
 Quaeftiones ad Stephanum. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. i . P. i . 
 
 Quasftiones ad Marinum. lb. 61 
 
 De Abgaro fragmentmn. 
 
 De Ciirifto narratio. Grynaei Monum. Gr. 1. i 
 
 Onomafticon, cum Latina interpretatione S. 
 Hieronymi, cum notis Bonfrerii, et Joh. 
 Clerici animadverfionibus. Ugolinus, 5. i 
 
 On the Theophania, or Divine manifeftation 
 of our Saviour Jefus Chrift, tranflated into 
 Englifh, with notes, from an ancient Syriac 
 verfion of the Greek original now Jofl. To 
 which is prefixed A vindication of the ortho- 
 doxy and prophetical views of that diftin- 
 guilhed writer, by Samuel Lee, D.D., Prof, 
 of Hebrew in the Univerfitv of Cambridge. 
 8°. ' CamL 1843 
 
 Eufebius Pamphilus, Socrates Scholafticus, Her- 
 mias Sozomenus, Theodoritus et Evagrius, 
 item Philoftorgius et Theodorus Ledlor. 
 
 Qus extant Hiftorias ecclefiafticae, Grjece et 
 La tine. Henricus Valefms Grascum textum 
 ex MSS. codicibus emendavit, Latine vertit, et 
 annotationibus illuftravit. Gul. Reading novas 
 elucidationes, prsefertim chronologicas, in hac 
 editione adjecit. 3 vol. Fol. Cantab. 1720 
 
 Vol. I. 
 G. Reading ded. et Valefii epiftola - - - Pp. 5 
 
 Praefatio Ff. 3 
 
 De vita fcriptifque Eufebii - - - - Ff. 4 
 
 Veterum teftimonia pro et contra Eufebium - Ff. 8 
 
 Eufebii hiftoriae ecclefiafticae libri x - - i 
 
 De vita Imperatoris Conftantini, libri iv 497 
 
 Conftantini oratio ad fandorum coetum - 675 
 
 Eufebii oratio de laudibus Conftantini - - 716 
 
 H. Valefms de fchifmate Donatiftarum - 775 
 
 De anaftafi et martyrio Hierofolymitano - 785 
 
 Epiftola ad J. Ufferium de verfione Septuaginta 
 
 interpretum ----- 786 
 
 EUSEBIUS Pamphilus [continued). 
 
 H. Valefius de martyrologio Romano quod edidit Ros- 
 
 weydus ..-.-- 792 
 
 Variantes Icftiones ----- 793 
 
 Indices, &c. -.---. Ff. 12 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Epiftola et prafatio - - - - - Ff. 4 
 
 De vita et fcriptis Socratis atque Sozomeni, et tefti- 
 monia ------- Ff. 4 
 
 P. De Marca epiftola ad H. Valefium, &c. - Ff. 6 
 
 Socratis Scholaftici hiftoria ecclefiaftica - 1-396 
 
 Hermiae Sozomeni hiftoria ecclefiaftica - - 1-382 
 Valefii obfervationum libri tres : — 
 
 De Magno Athanafio - - - - 3^5 
 
 De Paulo Conftantinopolitano - - - 390 
 
 De fexto canone Concilii Nicani - - 394 
 
 Archelai Epifcopi Mefopotamias difputatio adverfus Ma- 
 
 nichaeum ...--- 399 
 
 Variantes ledliones ----- 405 
 
 Indices in Hift. Socratis et Sozomeni, &c. - Ff. 8 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Valefii epiftola et prasf. et teftimonia - - Ff. 8 
 
 Theodoriti ecclefiaftica? hiftoriae libri v - - I 
 
 Evagrii Scholaftici ecclefiafticae hiftoriae libri vi 245 
 
 Ex ecclefiafticis Philoftorgii hiftoriis epitome, confeda a 
 Photio, et fragmenta Philoftorgiana - - 475 
 
 Excerpta ex ecclefiaftica hiftoria Theodori Ledoris, et 
 fragmenta - - - - - -561 
 
 Valefii obfervationum libri ii. : — 
 
 De Petro Antiocheno epifcopo - - 593 
 
 De Acacio epifcopo Conftantinopolitano - 597 
 
 Lucae Holftenii differtationes tres : — 
 
 De locis quibufdam Concilii Nicaeni - 605 
 
 In loca quaedam Concilii Nicasni - - 609 
 
 De Synefio, et de fuga epifcopatus - - 612 
 
 Hadriani Valefii de vita Henrici Valefii liber 615 
 
 Variantes ledliones ----- 623 
 
 Indices in Hift. Theod. Evag. Philoft. et Theodori 625 
 
 Autores hiftoriae ecclefiaftica : Eufebii Pamphili 
 
 Cffifarienfis libri ix. Ruffino interprete. Ruffini Pres- 
 
 byteri Aquileienfis, libri duo. Recogniri ad antiqua 
 
 exemplaria Latina, per Beatum Rhenanum. Item ex 
 
 Theodorito epifcopo Cyrenfi, Sozomeno, et Socrate Con- 
 
 ftandnopolitano, libri xii. verfi ab Epiphanio Scholaftico, 
 
 adbreviati per Cafliodorum Senatorem : unde illis Tri- 
 
 partitae Hiftorias vocabulum. Folio. Bafil. 1528 
 
 This work containing Rufhnus's tranflarion of Eufebius' 
 
 Hiftory, and his two books in continuation of Eulebius, is 
 
 of very rare occurrence. 
 
 Eufebii hiftoriae ecclefiaftica; libri decem, Gr. 
 ex recenfione Edvardi Burton, S.T.P. 8 . 
 
 Oxonii, 1845 
 Eufebii hiftorias ecclefiaftics libri x. Gr. ; ex 
 nova recognitione cum aliorum ac fuis prole- 
 gomenis, integro H. Valefii commentario, fe- 
 leftis Readingi Strothii aliorumque obferva- 
 tionibus. Edidit F. A. Heinichen. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lipf. 1827-40 
 Vol. I. Lib. 1-4; Vol. 2. Lib. 5-7; Vol. 3. Lib. 8- 
 10 ; Variae lecliones ; Excurfus Eufebiani ; Indices ; 
 Supplementa notarum. Lipj. 1840. 
 De vita Conftantini libri iv. et panegyricus, 
 atque Conftantini ad fanftorum coetum oratio, 
 Gr. ex nova recognitione, notis, &c., F. A. 
 Heinichen. 8°. Lipf. 1830 
 
 An ecclefiaftical hiftory to a.d. 324. Tranflated 
 by the Rev. C. F. Cruse, D.D. Third edi- 
 tion, carefully revifed. To which is prefixed 
 the life of Eufebius, by Valefius, tranflated. 
 go^ Lond. 1842 
 
 3 *
 
 1075 
 
 1076 
 
 EUSEBIUS Pamphilus {continued). 
 The life of the blefled Emperor Conftantine, in 
 four books, from a.d. 306 to 337. 8'^. 
 
 Lofid. 1845 
 The above two volumes form part of the following work 
 publiihed by Mr. Bagfter : — 
 
 The Greek Ecclefiaftical Hiftoriansof the firft fix centuries 
 of the Chrlftian era. 6 vol. 8^. Lonii. 1843 
 
 Vol. I. Eufebius' life of Conftantine, oration, &c. 
 Vol. 2. Eufebius' ecclefiaftical hiftory, to a.d. 324. 
 Vol. 3. Socrates Scholafticus' hiftory, a.d. 324 to 340. 
 Vol. 4. Sozomen's narrative, a.d. 324 to 340. 
 Vol. 5. Theodoret's ecclefiaftical hiftory, a.d. 322 to 
 
 428. 
 Vol. 6. Evagrius' ecclefiaftical hiftory, a.d. 439 to 594. 
 Ecclefiaftical hiftory, with notes felefted from 
 the edition of Valefius. Sm. 8°. LoW. 1851 
 Eufebius, Socrates, and Evagrius. The hiftory 
 of the Church from our Lord's incarnation 
 to the year 594 ; with the life of Conftan- 
 tine ; oration to the convention of the faints, 
 and fpeech in praife of Conftantine, by Eufe- 
 bius ; with Valefius's annotations, made Eng- 
 lifli. With two indexes. In this fecond edi- 
 tion are added two maps, obfervations on the 
 geographical part, by Ed. Wells, D.D., the 
 order of the patriarchs, and a chronological 
 index of the popes and emperors. Folio. 
 
 Lofid. 1 709 
 
 The lateft and beft edition of the hiftorians in Englifh, 
 
 with Valefius' notes. 
 
 The ecclefiaftical hiftories of Eufebius, Socrates, 
 Sozomen, and Theodoret, faithfully tranflated 
 and abridged from the originals. Together 
 with a brief account of the lives of the his- 
 torians, and feveral ufeful notes and illuftra- 
 tions, and a copious index by Mr. Parker. 
 The third edition, improved and enlarged. 
 To which is now added by a friend. An 
 abridgement of the hiftory of Evagrius Scho- 
 lafticus. 4°. Lofid. 1729 
 
 This work forms a valuable condenfation of the fafts 
 
 recorded by the early ecclefiaftical hiftorians. 
 
 Remarks on a pafiage in Eufebius's ecclefiaftical 
 hiftory, with tranOations in modern Greek 
 and Italian. (Communicated by M. Calbo to 
 the Rev. F. Nolan.) Pp. 16. 8°. 
 
 EUSEBIUS Vercellensis, Saint. 
 
 Lived in the fourth century. Became Bifhop ofVer- 
 celli ; and was a warm defender of St. Athanafius, for 
 which he was fent into exile by Conftantius. Died about 370. 
 
 Epiftola dum eflet in exilio. 
 EpiftolaadPatrophilum. Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 1227 
 Epiftola;. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 5. 78 
 
 EUSEBIUS, incerti loci Epifcopus. 
 Oratio de commemoratione fanflorum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 479 
 EUSEBIUS Alexandrinus. 
 
 Flourlftied 400. 
 Oratio de die Dominico. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 8. 252 
 EUSTACHIUS, Fr. a S. Paulo. 
 Ethica, five fumma moralis difciplinaEJ. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lo/i{/. 1 67 1 
 
 EUSTATHIUS Antiochenus. 
 
 A pious and learned biftiop. Born at Sida, in Pam- 
 phylia. Biftiop of Berea. Tranflated to Antioch 323. As- 
 firted at the Council of Nice 325, and greatly oppofed the 
 Arians ; by whofe influence he was baniftied by Conftan- 
 tine. Died about 337. 
 
 In hexaemeron commentarius. 
 De Engaftrimytho diflcrtatio adverfus Origenem; 
 item Origenes de eadem Engaftrimytho. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 22 
 
 The objedl of this treatife is to prove that the Pyt/wnefs 
 did not really raife the ghoft of Samuel. 
 
 De Engaftrimytho diflertatio, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 4. 541 
 Tradlatus contra Monophyfitas, Gr. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 7, P. i. 277 
 EUSTATHIUS. 
 
 A grammarian of the fourteenth century. 
 De Ifmenia; et Ifmenes amoribus libri xi., Gr. 
 et Lat. G. Gaulmini. 8°. Par. 161 7 
 
 EUSTRATIUS, Preft^yter Conftantinopolitanus. 
 
 Flouriftied about 578. 
 Adverfus eos qui dicunt animas ftatim e corpore 
 
 folutas efl'e, non opcrari, &c., Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 362 
 EUTHALIUS Sulcensis. 
 
 Originally a deacon in the Church of Alexandria ; after- 
 wards Biftiop of Sulcan, in Egypt. Flouriihed 460. 
 Aftuum Apoftolorum, et quatuordecim S. Pauli 
 aliarumque feptem Catholicarum epiftolarum 
 editio. Zacagnii Colleftanea, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 10. 199 
 EUTHERIUS, Tyanorum Epifcopus. 
 
 Eutherius, Bifhop of Tyana, flouriftied 431, and was a 
 powerful lupporter of the Neftorian party, and opponent of 
 St. Cyril ; for which he was expelled from his Church. 
 
 Epiftola;. Lupi Epiftolas 
 
 Sermoncs. Theodoreti Opera, vol. 5. Pars 2 
 
 EUTHYMIUS Zigabenus. 
 
 A Greek monk of Conftantinople, in favour with the 
 Emperor Alexis Comnenus, whom he furvived ; the em- 
 peror dying in 1 1 18. His commentaries are the produc- 
 tion of a man pofiefTed of much information, as well as 
 endowed with much natural talent. 
 
 Orthodoxae fidei dogmatica panoplia, Lat. 
 Commentarii in omnes Pfalmos, Lat. 
 Commentaria in SS. Evangelia, Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 19. i 
 Monumenta, — 
 
 Confutatio haerefis Ifmaelitarum. 
 
 Vidtoria de Maftalianorum fedta. 
 
 Specimen Catenas ineditas ad iv. evangeliftas. 
 
 Specimen Scholiorum in Pfalmos. [1-13.] 
 
 Expofitio fymboli. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 277 
 In Pfalmos. Theophylafti Opera, 4 
 
 Victoria de Mafi'alianis, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Tollii Infignia, 106 
 Commentarius in iv. evangelia, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Textum Grscum nunquam antea editum ad 
 
 fid. duorum codd. Mofquens. et repetita vers. 
 
 Lat. J. Hentenii, fuifque animadv. edidit C. 
 
 F. Matthaeus. 3 vol. in 4. 8°. Lip/. 1792* 
 Vita Euthvmii. Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 200
 
 I077 
 
 1078 
 
 EUTROPIUS, Abbas. 
 
 Flourirtied 599. After being for fome time an Abbot, 
 
 became Bifliop of Valentia, in Spain. 
 
 Ad Petrum Papam, remedia contra vitia princi- 
 palia qua; humanum genus infeflant, et epiflola 
 ad eundem. Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 480 
 
 EUTROPIUS, Flavius. 
 
 A fophift and hiftorian. Secretary to Conftantine the 
 Great, and afterwards a foldier under Julian. His hiftory 
 comes down to a.d. 364. 
 
 Breviarium hiftoricc Romanas, cum metaphrafi 
 
 Grasca Pasnii, et notis variorum ; accedit Ru- 
 
 fus Feftus, cum notis diverforum. Recenfuit 
 
 H. Verheyt. 8°. L. Bat. 1762* 
 
 Hiftoria mifcella, ab incerto auftore confarcinata, 
 
 compledtens Eutropii hiftoriam Romanam, quam Paulus 
 
 diaconus multis additis rogatu Adelbergae Beneventanas 
 
 ducis, a Valentiniani imperio ufque ad tempora Juftin- 
 
 iani deduxit, et Landulphus fagax feu quifquam alius 
 
 continuavit ufque ad annum Chrifti 806. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script, i. i 
 
 EUTROPIUS, Presbyter. 
 
 A difciple of St. Auguftine. Flourifhed 430. 
 Ad Geruntii filias. Hieronymi Opera, 1 1. 27 
 EUTYCHIUS, Patriarch of Alexandria. 
 
 Born at Cairo 876. Originally a p.hyfician, he ftudied 
 divinity towards the clofe of his life, and in 933 was chofen 
 Patriarch of Alexandria. His Annals extend from the 
 beginning of the world to a.d. 900. 
 Ecclefias fuje origines, ex ejufdem Arabico, nunc 
 
 primum typis edidit, ac verfione et com- 
 
 mentario auxit. Seldeni Opera, i. 410 
 
 Contextio gemmarum, five Annales, Arab, et 
 
 Lat. Interprete Edw. Pocockio. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Oxonii, 1658-59 
 
 Fragmenta duo de Pafchate, et de SS. Euchariftis 
 
 inititutione, inferto de hac re poftrema S. 
 
 Athanafii dogmatico fragmento. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 9. 623 
 EUTYCHIANI, Papse (ut infcribitur) exhor- 
 
 tatio ad Clericos. Ibid. Vet. 6. P. 2. 124 
 
 EUVRARDUS. 
 Paffio S. Thomae martyris Cantuarienfis archi- 
 
 epifcopi. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 3. 1737 
 EVAGRIUS Ponticus. 
 
 A monk of the fourth century, called Ponticus from the 
 place of his birth. Became Archdeacon of Conftantinople. 
 Opera omnia, Gr. et Lat. 
 Capita praftica ad Anatolium. 
 Liber pradlicus, capita centum. 
 Rerum monachalium rationes earumque juxta quietem 
 
 appofitio. 
 Capitula xxxiii. per gradus quofdam difpofita confe- 
 
 quentiae. 
 Spirituales fententiae per alphabetum difpofitae. 
 Aliae fententiae. 
 
 Ad Anatolium de o(Slo vitiofis cogitationibus. 
 Sententiae ad eos qui in ccenobiis et xendochiis habitant 
 
 fratres. 
 Sententiae ad virgines. Scholion in n. n. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 7. 553 
 De ofto vitiofis cogitationibus. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 97 
 
 Sententiae ad eos qui in coenobiis habitant et alias 
 
 ad quandam virginem. lb. 27. 469 
 
 EVAGRIUS Ponticus {continued). 
 
 Capita. Monachica. De n. IT. 
 
 Cotclerii Monumenta, 3. 68 
 Fragmentum. Mai, Script. Vet. 9. 721 
 
 EVAGRIUS. 
 
 Flourifhed 430. 
 
 Altercatio inter Theophilum Chriftianum et 
 Simeonem Juda;um. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 5. i 
 EVAGRIUS Scholasticus. 
 
 One at the early ecclefiaftical hiftorians. Born at Epi- 
 phania, in Syria, about 536. Called Scholafticus from his 
 having practifed as a lawyer at Antioch. He was ap- 
 pointed Frefe(St by the Emperor Mauricius. 
 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaftica. Eufebius, Reading, 3. 245 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 11. 961 
 
 A hiftory of the Church, in fix books, from 
 A.D. 431, to A.D. 594. A new tranflation 
 from the Greek, with an account of the au- 
 thor and his writings. 8°. Lond. 1846 
 Alfo tranflated, with Valefius' notes. See Eusebius. 
 
 Alfo in Eufebius. Folio. Land. 1709 
 
 Abridged. Eufebius, Parker 
 
 EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. 
 Report of the proceedings of the Conference 
 held at Freemafons' Hall, London, 1846. 8°. 
 
 Lojid. 1847 
 Report of the proceedings of the Conference of 
 Britifli members held at Manchefter, 1846. 
 8°. Land. 1847 
 
 EVANGELICAL BIOGRAPHY ; being a com- 
 plete and faithful account of the lives, fufferings, 
 and happy deaths of eminent Chriftians ; with 
 lifts of their principal works. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lo?id. 1807 
 EVANGELICAL MAGAZINE, from its com- 
 mencement in 1793 to 1852. 60 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 793-1 85 2 
 Continued monthly. 
 
 EVANKE, George. 
 
 Incumbent of Ayton Magna, Yorkshire; from which 
 he was ejedted 1662, for Nonconformity. 
 Sermon on Matt. 26. 39. Farewell Serm. 412 
 
 EVANS, Alfred Bowen. 
 
 One of the Afliftant-clergy of St. Andrew, Wells Street ; 
 and Ledlurer of Quebec Chapel, Marylebone. 
 
 Chriftianity in its homely afpefts : difcourfes on 
 various fubjefts delivered in the church of 
 St. Andrew, Wells Street. 12°. Lo?id. \^^z 
 Matt. 1.23. Immanuel. Feaft of the nativity - i 
 
 Ifa. 45. 22. The faving look - . _ 21 
 
 Luke, 19. 10. The comprehenfivenefs of Chrift's mis- 
 
 fion .--..-- 43 
 
 Pfa.61.2. The refuge of the ftorm-toffed foul. Lent 61 
 Pfa. 69. 20. Chrift's broken heart. Holy Week 83 
 Luke, 24. 29. Chrift's prefence in the evening of life. 
 
 Eafter Monday - - - - - 105 
 
 Ifa. 1. 12. Conventional religion - - 127 
 
 Pfa. 131. 2. The childlike foul - - 153 
 
 Pfa. 41.3. God the comforter of the fick - 175 
 
 Ecclcf. 3. 2. The hour of death - - 197 
 
 John, 14. 19. The charter of eternallife - 217 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 9. The celeftial world - - 241
 
 I079 
 
 io8o 
 
 EVANS, Arthur B., D.D., Head Mafter of 
 
 Market Bofvvorth Free Grammar School. 
 Sermons on the Chriftian life and charafter. 8°. 
 
 Lond, 1832 
 Matt. II. II. The charafter and example of John the 
 
 Baptift ------- I 
 
 Matt. 7. 16. The Chriftian to be known by his fruits 18 
 Jer. 23. 6. Man's juftification by Chrift. Sunday before 
 
 Advent ----.--36 
 Eph. 4. 1,2. Chriftian humility - - 49 
 
 Matt. 24. 37. The refemblance between the flood and 
 
 the fecond coming of Chrift, confidered. Adv. Sun. 66 
 Heb. I. 8. God's fceptre upon earth a " right fceptre" 80 
 Pfa. 94. 9. The omnifcience of God, an argument of 
 
 comfort as well as holinefs - - - 96 
 
 Dan. 5. 5. The handwriting on the wall - 109 
 
 Jofti. 23. 6. Chriftian courage. Trin. i - - 126 
 Hag. I. 5-7. The duty ofconfidering our ways 142 
 
 Mark, 14. 29-31. How beft to promote the accom- 
 
 plifhmentofourgood refolutions. Bef. Lord's Sup. 157 
 Phil. 4. 4. Religion free from all gloom and melancholy 
 
 170 
 Eph. 4. 29. The fuppofed duty of giving a religious turn 
 
 to fubjefts of common converfation - - 187 
 
 Ezek. 33. 31. Hypocrlfy and infincerity in divine wor- 
 
 ftiip .---... 202 
 
 I Cor. 2. 14. The myfteries of the gofpel foolifhnefs to 
 
 the natural man . - - . - 216 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. The manner and confcioufnefs of being 
 
 led by the Spirit, confidered. [Whitfunday.] 230 
 
 Pfa. 31. 16. Superior advantages of the Chriftian over 
 
 the worldly through truft in God - - 246 
 
 I Theff. 5. 17. Private prayer .- . . 266 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. The duty of family prayer - 283 
 
 Pfa. 84. 10, II. The duty of public worfhip - 299 
 John, 16. 33. Peace in Chrift the remedy againft all 
 
 tribulation - - - - - - 318 
 
 Eph. 5. 20. The duty of Chriftian thankfulnefs 334 
 Prov. 14. 22. The grievous error of devifing evil 349 
 Deut. 5. 29. The bleflings that attend a religious life 362 
 Matt. 27. 4. The miferable clofe of all fellowftiip in fin 
 
 Ifa. 26. 9. Gen. Faft-day, 1832 - - - 396 
 
 EVANS, Caleb. 
 
 A Baptift minifter. D.D. of Aberdeen. Born at Briftol 
 1737, in which city he was many years a minifter. Died 
 179I; 
 Chrift crucified ; or, the Scripture dodlrine of 
 
 the atonement briefly ilkiftrated and defended. 
 
 1 Cor. I. 23, 24. In four difcourfes upon 
 
 that fubjeft. Sm. 8°. Briftol, \-j%() 
 
 EVANS, James Harrington. 
 
 Baptift minifter of John Street Chapel, London. Born 
 at Salilbury 1785. Died 1849. 
 A feries of dialogues on the Trinity. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 19 
 
 The above work was written when the author was a 
 Socinian. He afterwards rigidly fuppreffed it. 
 
 (Memoirs and remains of.) Edited by his fon, 
 the Rev. James Joyce Evans, M.A. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1852 
 
 Including paftoral letters, flcetches of fermons, the com- 
 mencement of a commentary on Ephefians, &c. 
 
 Sermons felefted from the Penny Pulpit. 4 vol. 
 12°. Lond. 1839-48 
 
 Other works : Checks to Infidelity, 18°. ; Sermons on 
 the Spirit of Holinefs, 18°., &c. 
 
 EVANS, John, D.D. 
 
 A DifTenting divine. Born at Wrexham, Denbighfhire, 
 1680. Became affiftant, and afterwards fucceflbr, to Da- 
 
 EVANS, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 niel Williams, in London. Died 1730. Eminent for 
 piety, integrity, and public fpirit. His Difcourfes on the 
 Chriftian Temper were charadlerifed by Watts as the moft 
 complete fummary of thofe duties which make up the 
 Chriftian life, and by Dr. Doddridge as the beft pradtical 
 pieces in our language. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 21. 3. On occafion of the fur- 
 prifing viftory obtained at Ramelly in Brabent, May 12, 
 by the forces under the command of his Grace the Duke 
 of Marlborough. 4°. Lond. 1706 
 
 Sermon, Judges, 10. 11-16. Paft deliverances and prefent 
 calamities improved. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lond. 1720 
 
 Sermon, Micah, 6. 9. On occafion of the dreadful fire 
 which began in Thames Street, Jan. 13, 1 7 if. Second 
 edition corrcfted. 8"^. Lond. 1715 
 
 Sermon, A6ls, 20. 32. Preached at the evening lefture, 
 in Salters' Hall, upon leaving that lefture. 8^^. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 16 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 39. 9. The confideration of fin as againft 
 God, and under his eye, our fecurity in an hour of tempt- 
 ation. 8°. Lond. 1722 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 24. 14. David's choice, to fall into the 
 hand of God, rather than into the hand of man. [Co- 
 ronation.] 8°. Lond. \-i-2.z 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 63. 11. The king and his faithful fubjefts 
 rejoicing in God ; and the mouths of liars ftopped. [Co- 
 ronation.] 8°. Lond. 1727 
 
 Difcourfes concerning the Chriftian temper ; be- 
 ing thirty-eight fermons upon the principal 
 heads of pradlical religion, efpecially as in- 
 joined and inforced by Chriftianity. Fourth 
 edition. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Luke, 9. 55. The importance of knowing what fpirit 
 
 we are of ...... i 
 
 Eph. 4. 23. The Chriftian fpirit. A new fpirit 25 
 
 2 Pet. I. 4. The Chriftian temper. A divine nature 48 
 Phil. 2. 5. The Chriftian temper. The fame mind 
 
 which was in Chrift - - . . 72 
 
 Rom. 8. 6. A carnal and fpiritual mind. (2 ferm.) 93 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. Faith the main principle of the Chriftian 
 
 temper - - - - - - -132 
 
 2 Pet. I. 6. Godlinefsj or, the Chriftian temper towards 
 
 God. (2 ferm.) - - . . . 155 
 
 1 Pet. I. 8. Faith in Chrift - - - - 195 
 
 I. 8. Love to Chrift - - - 217 
 
 I. 8. Rejoicing in Chrift ... 235 
 
 Eph. 5. 18. (4 ferm.) .... 259 
 
 Rom. 8. 15. The fpirit of bondage and the fpirit of 
 
 adoption. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 35° 
 
 2Pet. I. 5. Chriftian fortitude - - - 398 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 John, 6. 27. Preference of the foul to the body, and 
 
 diligence for its welfare - - - - 1 
 
 Col. 3. 12. Chriftian humility. (2 ferm.) - 26 
 
 Pfa. 51. 10. Purity ----- 63 
 
 Luke, 21. 34. Temperance ... 87 
 
 Phil. 4. II. Chriftian contentment - - 109 
 
 Heb. 10. 36. Chriftian patience - - 133 
 
 Matt. 22. 39. Loving our neighbour as ourfelves 159 
 Matt. 7. 12. Doing to others as we would be done unto 
 
 185 
 Col. 3. 12. Chriftian meeknefs - - - 210 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. Peaceablenefs - - - 233 
 
 Col. 3. 12. A merciful temper - - - 257 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. Veracity, or truth between man and man 
 
 278 
 Matt. 7. I. Charitable judging, in oppofition to cenfo- 
 
 rioufnefs ------ 303 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. Sincerity ----- 327 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 58. Conftancy and perfeverance - 352 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 27. A tender fpirit - - - 374
 
 io8i 
 
 1082 
 
 EVANS, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Rev. 3. 19. Chriftian zeal - - • 398 
 
 Matt. 10. 16. Chriftian prudence - - - 423 
 
 Other works : Seven Sermons to Young People, iz*^. 
 
 1725, (Sec. 
 
 EVANS, Mr. 
 
 Cafe of kneeling at the holy facrament. 
 
 Colleftion of Cafes, 3. 71 
 EVANS, John, LL.D. 
 
 A pious and learned Baptift minifter. Born at U/k, 
 Monmouthfliire, 1767. Educated at the Baptift Academy, 
 Briftol, and at the Univerfity of Aberdeen. Paftor of a 
 congregation of General Baptifts, 1792, where he continued 
 until his death in 1827. A lift of his various occafional 
 fermons and other pieces will be found in the Gentleman's 
 Mag. 97. 369. 
 
 A fketch of the denominations of the Chriftian 
 world, with a perfuafive to religious moder- 
 ation. Twelfth edition. 12°. Lond. iSii 
 The golden centenary ; or, one hundred tefti- 
 monies in behalf of candour, peace, and un- 
 animity. 12°. LonJ. 1822 
 Proteftantifm and Popery illuftrated. Two letters 
 from a Catholic prieft [J. Berington] to the author of 
 the Sketch of the Denominations of the Chriftian World, 
 with his reply ; tending to illuftrate the real fentiments 
 of the Catholics throughout the United Kingdom : with 
 remarks on the fubjed. Second edition, corredled and 
 enlarged. Pp. 30. 8°. Land. 18 12 
 Sermon, Prov. 19. 2. The importance of edu- 
 cating the poor. [Charity.] 8°. Cant. 1808 
 EVANS, Rev. Robert, M.A., St. Lawrence, 
 
 London. 
 Sermon, Prov. 4. 25-27. Preached before the 
 Lord Mayor, &c. 4°. ZoW. 1771 
 
 EVANS, Robert Wilson, B.D. 
 
 Rural Dean. Vicar of Heverfliam, and late Fellow of 
 Trinity College, Cambridge. 
 
 A courfe of fermons preached at Great St. Mary's 
 Church, before the Univerfity of Cambridge, 
 during the month of January, 1830. 8°. 
 
 LonJ. 1830 
 
 2Tim.2. 15. The ftudy of Scripture - - i 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The peculiarities of Chriftian morality 27 
 1 Pet. I. 23. The analogy of the natural and fpiritual 
 
 birth 
 
 55 
 
 Eph. 5. 15, 16. The comparative opportunities of the 
 
 earlier and later Church - - . . j-j 
 
 Rom. 15. 10. The former and the latter days 103 
 
 The firft four of the above fermons are reprinted in The 
 
 Church of God by the fame author. 
 
 The Church of God, in a feries of fermons. 8°. 
 
 Z(?»(/. 1832 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 14. The objedls of revelation, and on the 
 fpirit in which it ihould be received - - i 
 
 Heb. 12. 22-24. '^^^ origin and conftitution of the 
 
 Church of God - - . . . ^8 
 
 Pfa. 130. 5. Prophecy ----- 69 
 
 2 Theff. 2. 15. Scripture - - - - 98 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. Scripture - - . . jj, 
 John, I. 29. Sacrifice - - - - 150 
 Heb. 3. I. The priefthood of the Church of God 174 
 Rev. 1. 5, 6. Prayer ----- 1^7 
 Ezek. 18. 27. Repentance - - - 219 
 Rom. 4. 3. 7he ftate of a member of the Church of God 
 
 239 
 
 1 Pet. I. 23. The analogy of the natural and fpiritual 
 
 birth - - 263 
 
 EVANS, R. W., B.D. {cominuecf). 
 
 Luke, 24. 21. The reward of obedience - 284 
 
 Heb. 4. 14. The profeffion of a member of the Church 
 
 of God ------- 308 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The principles of morality in the Church of 
 
 God ------- 326 
 
 Eph. 5. 15, 16. The comparative opportunities of the 
 
 Earlier and Later Church - - - - 351 
 
 Luke, 21. 28. The fortunes of the Church 375 
 
 Parochial fermons, preached in the parilh church 
 of Heverfham, Wcftmoreland. 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1844 
 Vol. I. 
 Ifa. 30. 21. Advent 4. The way of life - i 
 
 Luke, 15. 10. Trinity 3. Joy over the penitent 11 
 
 Deut. 6. 7. Eafter 4. Duty towards children 21 
 
 Gen. 19. 26. Lent i. No backward looks - 30 
 
 Luke, 7. 14. Trin. 16. The fpiritual refurredtion 41 
 
 1 Kings, 19. 9. Trin. 9. Steadinefs at our poft 52 
 Mark, 16. 3. The death unto fin - - - 63 
 Ifa. 57. 21. Epiph. 4. No peace in fin - 73 
 Ifa. 5. 18, 19. Advent 2. The cord of fin - 82 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 5. The lawful ftrife - - - 93 
 Micah, 6. 3. Trin. 20. The Lord's controverfy with us 
 
 103 
 John, 1 1. 9, 10. The time for work - - 113 
 
 John, 16. 23. Eafter 5. AH queftions anfwered 124 
 Matt. 10. 31. The precioufnefs of God's faints 134 
 
 Afts, 2. 40. Flee bad company - - - 144 
 
 Adts, 9. 4. The fin of bad example - - 153 
 
 Pfa. 144. 4. The year's laft day - - 162 
 
 Mark, 10. 49. The ufe of light - - 172 
 
 Matt. 6. 21. Afh Wed. Heavenly treafure - 182 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. The walk of faith - - - 191 
 
 Mark, 9. 2, 3. Man's transformation - 200 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. Trin. 19. Grieving the Spirit - 209 
 Mark, 6. 26. The courfe of fin - - 218 
 
 Matt. 2. 9. Epiph. Seeking Chrift - 227 
 
 Gen. I. 2. Sexag. Sun. Spiritual life - - 237 
 
 Eph. 3. 18, 19. Trin. 16. Spiritual comprehenfion 247 
 Luke, 17. 15. Trin. 14. Chriftian thankfulnefs 258 
 Ad:s, 1 6. 30. Concern for falvation - - 266 
 
 2 Kings, 23. 22. Trin. 13. Sincerity of repentance 276 
 Matt. 16. 2. Signs of the times - - - 284 
 
 Gen. 2. 7. Septuag. Sun. The life of living foul 293 
 I Cor. 3.20. The man of Chrift - - - 301 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. Trin. 23. Chriftian converfation 309 
 
 Luke, 19. 5. The Chriftian not of the crowd 318 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. Trin. 21. Value of time - - 327 
 
 Vol. 2. 1846. 
 Gal. 4. 6. Sons by adoption. Sun. after Chriftmas I 
 Rom. 12. 20. Chriftian charity. Epiph. 3 - 9 
 
 1 Thefl". 4. 4. The vefiel of the body. Lent 2 19 
 
 Eph. 5. 14. The duty of wakefijlnefs. Lent 3 28 
 
 Matt. 27. 4. Fruitlefs repentance. Sun. before Eafter 36 
 Heb. 9. 22. Bloodfhedding for fin. Wed. before Eafter 45 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. Chrift the firft-fruits. Eafter-day 54 
 Gen. I. 26. The work of the Trinity. Trin. Sun. 63 
 Rom. 8. 19. The hope of the fons of God. Trin. 4 74 
 Rom. 8. 21. The manifeftation of the fons of God. 
 
 Trin. 4 .----.- 84 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. The fuddennefs of fin. Trin. 6 93 
 2 Sam. 12. 13. Repentance. Trin. 6 - 103 
 2 Sam. 21. I. The enquiry into fin. Trin. 7 113 
 1 Kings, 13. 9. The penalty of difobedience. Trin. 8 
 
 123 
 
 I Cor 10. 4. Chrift the rock. Trin. 9 - - 133 
 
 Luke, 16. 2. Our ftevrard/hip. Trin. 9 - 142 
 
 1 Kings, 21. 20. Submiflion to reproof Trin. 10 154 
 
 2 Kings, 19. 34. The foldier of Chrift. Trin. 13 164 
 2 Kings, 23. 2. Spiritual idolatry. Trin. 13 - 175 
 Gal. 5. 18. The leading of the Spirit. Trin. 14 184 
 Ifa. 1. 18. The ftate of the forgiven. Advent i 193 
 Ifa. 24. 23. The Lord's advent. Advent 2 - 200
 
 1083 
 
 1084 
 
 2IO 
 219 
 229 
 
 om of 
 238 
 248 
 258 
 266 
 275 
 285 
 295 
 304 
 
 315 
 326 
 
 EVANS, R, W., B.D. {continued). 
 
 Pla. 31. 5. Committing ourfelves to God 
 Matt. 25. 4. The condition of the prefent life 
 Mark, 9. 24. Belief and unbelief 
 Matt. II. 12. Violence in entering the kin^ 
 heaven ------- 
 
 Matt. 23. 22. The fin of fwearing 
 
 A6ls, 26. 25. Spiritual madnefs. Conv. of St. Paul 
 
 I ThefT. 5.19. Quenching the Spirit 
 
 John, 4. 48. Serious thoughts. Trin. 21 
 
 Matt. 9. 9. Following Chrift. St. Matthew's day 
 
 Heb. 6. 19, 20. The anchor of our hope 
 
 Adts, 8. 28. Reading Scripture - 
 
 Mai. I. 18. The true facrifice . . - 
 
 James, 2. 24. Juftification ... 
 
 Scripture biography. 3 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lon^. 1834-48 
 Vol. I. 1834. 
 Introduftion. Adam. Noah. Abraham. Efau. Eli. 
 Abfalom. Solomon. Elijah. Jofiah. Ezra. James 
 the Elder. St. Peter, St. John. Timothy. Demas. 
 Onefimus. Felix. Gallio. Simeon, Zechariah, and 
 Stephen. Barnabas. 
 
 Vol.2. 1835. 
 Cain, I ; Korah, 16 ; Balaam, 28 ; Jofhua, 39 ; Gideon, 
 55; Hannah, 70 ; David, 80 5 Jehoiada, l 32 ; Ifaiah, 
 143; ManalTeh, 159 j Daniel, 174; John the Bap- 
 tift, 194; the Virgin Mary, 215 ; Nicodemus, 233 ; 
 Mary and Martha, 244; Caiaphas, 257 ; the Minis- 
 tering Woman, 268 ; Dionyfius the Areopagite, 277 ; 
 Aquila and Prifcilla, 290 ; Epaphroditus, 300 j Herod 
 Agrippa the Firft, 311 j St. Paul, 329. 
 Vol. 3. 1848. 
 Enoch, I; Mofes, 18; Aaron, 77; Samfon, 95; Saul, 
 no; Ahab, 141 ; Jonah, 160; Cyrus, 185; Shad- 
 rach, Mefliach, and Abednego, 201 ; the Centurion of 
 Capernaum, 216 j Herodias's daughter, 229 j Lazarus, 
 242 ; Pilate, 2565 Gamaliel, 279; Philip the Dea- 
 con, 296 ; Cornelius, 309 ; Titus, 320. 
 Biography of the early Church. 2 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Lo/id. 1837 
 Vol. I. 
 Introduftion, 2; Clement of Rome, 15; Symeon, 34; 
 Ignatius, 52 ; Polycarp, 72 ; Marcion, 93 ; Juftin 
 Martyr, 122; Tatian, 161 ; Dionyfius of Corinth, 184; 
 Hegefippus, 199 ; Irenaeus, 212 ; Viftor, 25c; Apol- 
 lonius, 270 ; Clement of Alexandria, 285; Tertul- 
 lian, 325; Alexander of Jerufalem, 368 ; Conclufion, 
 387. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Origen, i; Cyprian, 135; Novatian, 252 ; Dionyfius of 
 Alexandria, 287 j Paul of Samofata, 322 ; Conclufion, 
 348. 
 
 Tales of the ancient Britifh Church. Second 
 edition. 12°. Lo?!d. 1841 
 
 The bifhopric of fouls. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Lo^id. 1842 
 
 A day in the fanftuary; with an introdudlory 
 treatife on hymnology. 12°. Zok/ 1843 
 
 The Reftory of Valehead. Twelfth edition, en- 
 larged. 12°. LoK^. 1842 
 
 The miniftry of the body. Sm. 8°. LokJ. 1 847 
 
 EVANSON, Edward, M.A. 
 
 An infidel writer. Born at Warrington 1731. Entered 
 Emanuel College, Cambridge, of which he became B.A. 
 1749 ^^^ M.A. 1753. Vicar of South Mimms 1768, and 
 two years afterwards Reftor of Tewkefbury. Profecuted 
 for a fermon he preached on the refurreftion 1771. Re- 
 figned his livings 1778. Died 1805. In his Diffonance 
 of the Evangelifts he rejects a confiderable part of the New 
 
 EVANSON, Edward, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Teftament. The whole work was completely refuted by 
 
 Falconer in his Bampton Ledlures for 18 10. 
 
 The diffonance of the four generally received 
 Evangelifts, and the evidence of their refpeftive 
 authenticity examined ; with that of other 
 Scriptures deemed canonical. 8°. G/ouc. iSo^ 
 
 Arguments againft and for the Sabbatical obfer- 
 vance of Sunday. 8°. Ipjwich, ijgz 
 
 Letter to Bifhop Hurd on the Prophecies. 8°. 
 
 Lo/id. 1777 
 
 Second thoughts on the Trinity. Pp. 60. 8°. 
 
 Glouc. 1805 
 
 EVANSON, Willam Alleyn, M.A., Ledurer of 
 St. Luke's, Old Street, London. 
 
 Infidel credulity [2 Pet. 1.16] and Chriftian in- 
 dccifion [i Kings, 18. 21] reproved. The 
 fubftance of two fermons. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 EVANTIUS, Abbas. 
 
 Flouriflied 581. Suppofed to have been Bp. of Vienne. 
 
 Epiftola contra eos, qui fanguinem animalium 
 
 immundum effe judicant, et carnem mundam 
 
 effe dicunt. Bibl. Max. Patr. 11. 1092 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 198 
 
 Canifius, i. 520 
 
 EVELEIGH, John, D.D. 
 
 Provoft of Oriel College, Oxford, and Prebendary of 
 Rochefter. 
 
 Eight fermons, preached 1792 at the Lefture 
 founded by the late Rev. John Bampton, M.A. 
 [Containing a view of our religion, with re- 
 gard to its fubftance, its hiftory, the arguments 
 by which it is confirmed, and with regard to 
 the objeftions by which it is oppofed, on i 
 Pet. 3. 15.] 8°. Oxf. 1792 
 
 Sermons preached before the Univcrfity of Ox- 
 ford, and now publiftied in two volumes, with 
 alterations and additions. Third edition. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1815 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. Subftance of our religion, in hiftorical 
 
 order, from the moft remote circumftances anywhere 
 
 revealed in Scripture to the publication of the Gofpel 
 
 after the afcenfion of Chrifl: . - - i 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. The hiftory of our religion, from the 
 
 publication of it after the afcenfion of Chrift to its 
 
 eftablifhment by Conftantine . - - 37 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 15. The fime hiftory, from its eftablifhment 
 
 by Conftantine to the Reformation - - 81 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. The fame, from the commencement of 
 
 the Reformation to the prefent times, or, as this part 
 
 is limited, to the prefent ftate of our own Church 137 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. The arguments in general, which are 
 
 adducible in proof of the truth of our religion. (2 
 
 ferm.) - - - - - - 195 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 15. The general fources of objedlions againft 
 our religion ------ 253 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. The particular objections advanced againft 
 
 it from the pretenfions of philofophy - 275 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 15. The dodrine of the Holy Trinity. (2 
 
 ferm.) - - 305 
 
 Zech. 2. 8-1 1. A vindication of certain texts of Zech- 
 ariah relative to the dodrine of the Holy Trinity ; to 
 which is fubjoined. An anfwer to Dr. Blayney's Ob- 
 fervations on this vindication - - - 375 
 
 Pfa. 87. 7. A new tranllation of various parts of the 
 87th Pfalm, with an explanation of the whole 417
 
 1085 
 
 io86 
 
 EVELEIGH, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Vol. 2. Second edit. Oxf. 181 5. 
 
 Gal. I. 10. The regard, due from all Chriftians, and 
 efpecially from preachers of the gofpel, to the favour 
 of God in preference to that of man - - I 
 
 Deut. 30. 19. The free-will of man, and the fimllarity 
 of the objeftions, urged againft it from our ignorance 
 concerning the foreknowledge of God, to thofe which 
 are urged againft the doftrine of the Trinity from ig- 
 norance in us concerning the divine eflence - 21 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. The infpiration of the Jewi/h Scriptures, 
 and the connexion between their inlpiration and that 
 of the New Teftament . . - - ij.3 
 
 Heb. II. 6. Faith, and the influence which it ought to 
 have upon every part of our conduft - - 71 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 16. The Holy Spirit, and the part which he 
 vouchfafes to take in our falvation - - 91 
 
 Pfa. 62. 12. The exercife of divine mercy towards 
 mankind - - - - - -119 
 
 John, 20. 29. The refurreftion of Chrift, and the ar- 
 guments by which its truth may be proved - 143 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 56. Death — the fears entertained concerning 
 it by mankind before the coming of Chrift, and the 
 viftory, which, through him, they have fince been 
 enabled to obtain over it - - - 167 
 
 2 Cor. 5. II. The punifhments of another life, and the 
 reafons for believing in them, which may be drawn 
 from their correfpondence with thofe which are at 
 prefent adlually inflifted on ourfelves and other finful 
 creatures ------- 195 
 
 John, 14. 2. On that future happinefs which is the 
 great end of our prefent exiftence, and our conduct 
 with regard to it - - - - - 221 
 
 Pfa. 8. 4, 5. The bleflings conferred by the Almighty 
 on mankind ...... 2^1 
 
 John, 5. 39. The Scriptures — the immediate advantages 
 of ftudying and evils of negledting them, in the cafe 
 of the learned, and alfo of the unlearned among us 
 
 263 
 
 John, 4. 24. The worfliip of God, and the fteadfaft 
 diredtion of our thoughts in prayer to him - 286 
 
 I Cor. 10. 31. The enjoyments, which, even in this 
 life, will be the happy lot of him, who, in his whole 
 conduft, has refpedl to God and his glory - 309 
 
 James, 4. 6. On pride, and the refiftance oppofed to it 
 by the Almighty - - - - - 327 
 
 Rom. 14. 22. The happinefs of man in his prefent 
 fallen and imperfedl ftate . - . 24.^ 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Early piety, and the inftrudion neceflary 
 from the beginning to produce it - - - 367 
 
 I Kings, 13. 26. The difagreement which is often 
 found to exift between our conviftions and our con- 
 duft, and the fatal confequences which, under re- 
 vealed religion, have refulted, and are ftill refulting 
 from it --.-.. 287 
 
 EVELEIGH, Josiah, Minifter of the Gofpel. 
 
 A fober reply to Mr. Peirce's angry and fcorn- 
 ful letter. In a letter to a miniller in Lon- 
 don. Pp. 29. 8°. Lo?2d. 1719 
 
 EVELYN, John, Efq., F.R.S. 
 
 Celebrated as a philofopher, patriot, and learned writer. 
 
 Born at Wotton, Surrey, 1620. Educated at Baliol College, 
 
 Oxford. Entered as a ftudent of the Middle Temple 1640. 
 
 Treafurer of Greenwich Hofpital 1695. Died 1705-6. 
 
 An interefting article by Southey on Evelyn's Diary will 
 
 be found in the Quarterly Review, 19. i. 
 
 Diary and correfpondence. To which is fub- 
 joined the private correfpondence between K. 
 Charles I. and Sir Edward Nicholas, and be- 
 tween the Earl of Clarendon and Sir Richard 
 Browne. Edited from the original MSS. at 
 Wotton, by William Bray, Efq., F.A.S. A 
 
 EVELYN, John, Efq., F.R.S. {continued). 
 
 new edition, corredted, revifed, and enlarged. 
 4 vol. 8°. Lont^. 1850-52 
 
 Vol. I. 1850. 1620-1665. 
 Vol. 2. 1850. 1665-1706. 
 Vol. 3. 1852. Correfpondence, 1647—1704. 
 Vol. 4. 1852. Letters of Mrs. Evelyn, with her cha- 
 radter by Dr. Bohem. The Nicholas correfpondence. 
 Letters of Sir E. Hyde and Sir R. Browne. General 
 index. 
 Much additional matter is for the firft time given in this 
 edition. 
 
 The hiftory of religion : a rational account of 
 the true religion. Now firft publifhed from 
 the original MS. Edited with notes, by the 
 R. M. Evanfon, B.A., Reftor of Lanfoy. 
 2 vol. 8°. LoTid. 1850 
 
 Vol. I. The Deity, the foul, a future ftate, religion, 
 religious worfhip, theifts, atheifts, falfe, pagan and Gen- 
 tile religion, the Holy Scriptures, the author, penmen, 
 books, copies, editions, interpretation, rule of faith. 
 Vol. 2. The true religion deduced from Scripture, pa- 
 triarchal, poft-diluvian, Jewi/h, the Chriftlan religion 
 typified in the Jewilh, corruption of religion, the 
 Chriftian religion, corruptions of the Romi/h Church, 
 baptifm, epifcopacy, and Church government. 
 Life of Mrs. Godolphin. See Godolphin. 
 EVENING OFFICE of the Church in Latin 
 and Englifh, containing the vefpers or even- 
 fong for all Sundays and feftivals of obligation. 
 8°. J./. 1760 
 
 EVERARD, Edmund, Efq. 
 
 Sometime Under-Secretary to the French King. 
 
 Difcourfes on the prefent ftate of the Proteftant 
 princes of Europe : exhorting them to an union and 
 league amongft themfelves againft all oppofite intereft, 
 from the great endeavours of the Court of France and 
 Rome to influence all Roman Catholic princes againft 
 the Proteftant ftates and religion ; wherein the general 
 fcope of this horrid popifli plot is laid down and pre- 
 fented to publick view. [Pp. 32.] Folio. Lend. 1679 
 
 The great preflures and grievances of the Pro- 
 teftants in France, and their apology to the late ordi- 
 nances made againft them, both out of the Edift of 
 Nantes and feveral other fundamental laws of France ; 
 and that thefe new illegalities, and their miferles, are 
 contrived by the Popiih biftiops' arbitrary power. [Pp. 
 82.] Folio. Lend. 1681 
 
 Contains the Edift of Nantes, &c. 
 
 EVERARD, Edward, D.D., Incumbent of Bi- 
 Ihop's Hull. 
 
 Sermon, John, 10. 16. There fhall be one fold 
 and one fhepherd. [On taking poJTefTion of the 
 living. J 8°. Lofid. 1844 
 
 EVERARD, John, D.D. 
 
 A myftic and HighCalviniftic writer. He appears by the 
 preface to his Gofpel-Treafures to have pofTefled a benefice 
 worth four hundred pounds a-year, but to have been de- 
 prived of it, after having been feveral times imprifoned for 
 preaching politically, particularly againft K. Charles I. mar- 
 rying an idolater. 
 
 Some gofpel-treafures ; or the holieft of all un- 
 vailing : difcovering yet more the riches of 
 grace and glory to the velTels of mercy, in 
 feveral fermons. Sm. 8°. ZoW. 1653 
 
 Dedication, preface, &c. - . . . Ff. 22 
 
 Mark, 9. 50. Chrift the fait of the earth - i 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The ftar in the eaft and the myftery of 
 Chrift crucified. (2 ferm.) " " - 39
 
 1087 
 
 EVERARD, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Rom. 8. 17. Of fuffering and reigning with Chrift, (8 
 
 ferm.) ...... 10 1 
 
 Jofli. 15. 16, 17. The dead and killing letter, the fpirit 
 
 and the life. (4 ferm.) - . . - 265 
 
 Pfa. 68. 17. Militia cceleftis, or the heavenly hoft. (2 
 
 ferm.) .--.-. ^67 
 
 Cant. 1 . 7. Where Chrift feedeth, and where his flock 
 
 reftetb. (2 ferm.) - - - . . 4.28 
 
 Rev. 2. 17. Of eating hidden manna - 467 
 
 Jer. 6. 13. Covetoufnefs anatomifed, the fubftance of 
 
 feveral fermons - - . . . 47^ 
 
 The plus ultra of the creatures, a brief expofition on 
 
 Pfalm 148 - . - - - . 523 
 
 Luke, 2. 40. Milk for babes, meat for ftrong men, the 
 
 fubftance of feveral fermons - - . 540 
 
 Exod. 3. 1-6. The myftery or the life and marrow of 
 
 the Scriptures, an expofition in two fermons 582 
 
 Mark, i. 25, 26. The true and divine exorcifm, or the 
 
 devil conjured by Jefus Chrift, the fubftance of feve- 
 ral fermons ------ 662 
 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. All power given to Jefus Chrift in 
 
 heaven and earth ----- 727 
 Colledtions out of fome divine authors — 
 
 The Myftical Divinity of Dionyfius the Areopagite, 
 tranflated ------ 767 
 
 A Moft Clear Glafs, &c., from Taulerus - 798 
 
 Notable fayings, &c. - - . . 780 
 
 Table. 
 
 EVERARD [EVERHARDUS], Nicholas. 
 
 A very eminent lawyer and upright magiftrate. Born 
 in Walcheren 1462. Studied law at Louvain. Became 
 Prefident of the Supreme Council of Holland. Died 1532. 
 Confilia, iive refponfa [Juris], acceflere huic edi- 
 tioni vita auftoris, &c. Folio. Antv. 1643 
 EVERARD, Dr. 
 
 Hermes Mercurius Trifmegiftus his Divine Py- 
 mander, in feventeen books, together with his 
 fecond book called Afclepius. Tranflated for- 
 merly out of the Arabick into Greek, and 
 thence into Latine and Dutch, and now out 
 of the original into Englifh. 24°. Lond. 1657 
 EVERSHED, William. 
 
 A DifTenter. 
 
 A fummary view or genuine evidences of the 
 truth of the Chriftian religion. Being the 
 fubftance of two difcourfes. [John, 6. 30 ; 
 2 Pet. I. 16.] 8°. Lond. 1780 
 
 EVERVINUS, Steinteldensis Prsepositus. 
 
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 A layman's faith : Being a review of the prin- 
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 EVODIUS Uzalensis, in Africa epifcopus. 
 
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 Vol. I. 1839. Allgemeines iiber die Hebraifche Poefie 
 
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 Vol. 3. 1836. Das buch Hiob. 
 Vol. 4. 1837. Spriiche Salomo's Koheleth. 
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 et criticus. 8°. Lipf. \%z% 
 
 Die drei erften Evangelien uberfetzt und erklart. 
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 EWER, John, Bilhop of LlandafT. 
 
 Confecrated 1761. 
 
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 Lond. 1767 
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 EXALL, Joseph. 
 
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 Tenter den, 18 15 
 EXALL, J. 
 
 Paftor of a Baptift meeting-houfe at Tenterden. 
 
 Brief Calviniftic conclufions, on the moral attri- 
 butes of Deity, the defign of God, the divine 
 decrees, the extent of the death of Chrift, the 
 invitations of the gofpel, human inability and 
 divine influence : collected with accompanying 
 refleftions. Pp. 20. 8°. Tenterden, 1824 
 
 The fpirit of inquiry affifted. An addrefs to the 
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 EXERCICE pour la devotion des Dimanches, a 
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 the Cathedral Church of Exeter, by Henry, 
 Lord Biftiop of Exeter, June 25, 26, 27, 1 85 1 . 
 Pp. iv. 124. 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 EXHORTATION, An, in Chriftian love, to all 
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 EXPLANATION of the two facraments and the 
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 EXPLICATION, A fhort, of the Apocalypfe of 
 St. John, and part of Daniel's prophecy, on a 
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 wars may probably terminate in the reftoration 
 of the Jews, and in the millennium or coming 
 of Chrift's kingdom on earth. Pp. viii. 124. 
 8°. Lofid. 1757 
 
 EXTON, Richard Brudenell, Reftor of Athe- 
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 Bilhop Hall's Sacred Aphorifms. Selefted and 
 arranged with the texts of Scripture to which 
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 EYRE, Francis, Efq., Warkworth. 
 
 A Roman Catholic. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. Ralph Churton, M.A. 
 
 on his addrefs to his parifhioners. Pp. 104. 
 
 8°. Land. 1795 
 
 EYRE, Richard, A.M., Canon of Sarum. 
 Sermon, Prov. 3. 16. [Funeral.] 8°. Land. 1 7 16 
 EYRE, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Re(ftor of Bright-Walton, Berks. F.R.S. and F.A.S. 
 Sermon, Jofh. 13. 33. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4°. 
 
 Lofid. 1767 
 Sermon, Matt. 10. 8. [Charity-Schools L.&W.] 
 
 4°. Lofid. 1770 
 
 EYRE, Robert, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of the college near Winchefter. 
 Sermon, Joel, 3. 19. [Jan. 30.] 8°. Land. 1708 
 EYRE, Robert, D.D. 
 
 Redlor of Buckland, Surrey. 
 
 The hiftory of our blefled Saviour's temptation, 
 confidered and explained in four fcrmons on 
 Matt, 4. 1,4,7, 10. [Lent.] 8°. Lond. ly^S 
 
 EYRE, William, M.A. 
 
 A high Calvinift divine. Born in Wiltihire. Entered 
 the Univerfity of Oxford 1629, aged fixteen. Minifter of 
 St. Edmund's Church, Salifbury, 1654. Ejected for non- 
 conformity 1662. Died 1670. 
 
 Juftification without conditions ; or, the free 
 juftification of a finner, explained, confirmed, 
 and vindicated. Second edit. 8°. Lond. i6g^ 
 
 Written againft Woodbridge, Cranford, and Baxter. 
 
 EYTON, John, A.M., Vicar of Wellington, and 
 
 Reftor of Eyton, Salop. 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Wellington, 1815 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Matt. 9. 6 - 
 
 I 
 
 Pfa. 63. 8 - - 185 
 
 Ads, 9. II 
 
 27 
 
 Adts, 16. 30, 31 227 
 
 Luke, 22. 54 - 
 
 59 
 
 Rom. 12. 21 - 267 
 
 Afts, II. 23, 24 
 
 85 
 
 John, 6. 53, 54 - 315 
 
 John, 6. 37 - - 
 
 119 
 
 John, 17. 3 - 345 
 
 Ifa. 46. 13 - 
 
 153 
 
 John, 9. 25 - - 375 
 
 
 Vol 
 
 2. 
 
 Dan. 3. 4-6 - 
 
 I 
 
 Rom. 8. 15-17 - 216 
 
 Dan. 3. 16-18 - 
 
 35 
 
 I Pet. 5. 7 - - 281 
 
 Dan. 3. 24-30 
 
 75 
 
 I John, 2. I, 2- 325 
 
 Pfa. 2. 12 
 
 119 
 
 John, 15.1,2. (2fer.)363 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 8 - - 
 
 175 
 
 
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 ABER, Basil. 
 
 Called Soranus, having been born at 
 Soran, in Lower Lufatia, 1520. Studied 
 at Wittemberg. Became Reftor of the 
 Auguftinian College of Erfurt. Died 1576. 
 He was an eminent Lutheran divine, and 
 writers of the celebrated Magdeburg Eccleli- 
 aftical Hiftory. See Magdeburg Centuriators. 
 Thefaurus eruditionis fcholafticce, poft aliorum 
 imprimis A. Buchneri et C. Cellarii iteratas 
 operas, jam accedentibus novis ejufdem Cel- 
 larii, nee non J. G. Grsevii notis et obferva- 
 tionibus pofthumis, &c. Indiceque Ger- 
 manico-Latino. Folio. •^^/Z- 17 10 
 
 The lateft edition was in 2 vol. folio. Franc. 1749. 
 FABER, Jacobus, Stapulenfis [Gall. Jacques 
 Fabri, or Lefevre d'Etaples.] 
 
 Born about 1455 ; died 1536. May be confidered as 
 one of the forerunners of the French Reformation. He 
 was a man of enlightened piety, liberal views, and confi- 
 derable learning. All his commentaries on the New Tefta- 
 ment were condemned at Rome. 
 Commentarii in epiftolas Catholicas. Folio. 
 
 Bafil. 1527 
 
 FABER, Joannes, Epifcopus Viennenfis. 
 
 Sermones confolatorii, habiti ad plebem ejus, ac 
 
 Chrifti milites, fuper immaniffimum Turcorum 
 
 tyrannum. 4°. Vien. 1532 
 
 FABER Faventinus, F. Philippus. 
 
 Adverfus impios atheos difputationes quatuor 
 philofophicas, in quibus doftrina Scoti etiam 
 dilucidatur et defenditur. 4°, Vien. 1627 
 
 FABER, Nicolaus. 
 
 De myrrhata potione et peccato in fratrem. 
 Matt. 18. Crit. Sac. 6 
 
 FABER, Frederick William, M.A. 
 
 Formerly a clergyman of the Church of England, now 
 a Prieft of the Oratory in the Church of Rome. 
 Sights and thoughts in foreign churches and 
 
 among foreign peoples. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Tradls on the Church and the Prayer Book. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1839 
 
 The Catholic Church, the Reformation, the Prayer- 
 
 Book a fafeguard, the Church Catechifm, Confirmation, 
 
 the Burial Service. 
 
 Sermon, Jude, 3. The office of this generation 
 in the Church of Chrift, [On education.] 
 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 FABER, George Stanley, B.D., Maiter of Shcr- 
 burn Holpital and Prebendary of Salifbury. 
 
 Two fermons preached before the Univerfity of 
 Oxford, 1799. [Rev. 1 6. I.] An attempt 
 to explain, by recent events, five of the feven 
 vials mentioned in the Revelation ; and [Gen. 
 
 4 A
 
 log I 
 
 1092 
 
 FABER, George Stanley, B.D. {continued). 
 
 I. I, 2.] an inquiry into the Scriptural fignifi 
 cation of the Bara. 8°. Oxf. 1 799 
 
 Horas Mofaicae ; or, a difTcrtation on the credi- 
 bility and theology of the Pentateuch, com- 
 prehending the fubftance of eight ledlures, 
 read 1801, purfuant to the will of the late 
 Rev. John Bampton, A.M. Second edition, 
 largely revifed, corredled, altered, and aug- 
 mented. 2 vol. 8°. Z(vW. 1818 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Credibility of the Pentateuch as a portion of authentic 
 hiftory ; Heathen cofmogonies ; Pagan accounts ; 
 internal credibility ; that Mofes was not an enthufiaft 
 nor an impoftor ; evidence from hiftorical documents ; 
 evidence of miracles from the accomplifliment of 
 prophecy, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The connexion of the Patriarchal, the Levitical, and 
 the Chriftian difpenfations ; vifible defcents of the 
 Saviour under the three difpenfations; connedlion by 
 means of types; the ceremonial law; eminent cha- 
 racters ; by means of prophecy, &c. 
 A diflertation on the myfteries of the Cabiri ; 
 or, the great gods of Phenicia, Samothrace, 
 Egypt, Troas, Greece, Italy, and Crete ; 
 being an attempt to deduce the feveral orgies 
 of His, Ceres, Mithras, Bacchus, Rhea, Adonis, 
 and Hecate, from an union of the rites com- 
 memorative of the deluge, with the adoration 
 of the hoft of heaven. 2 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1 803 
 A review will be found in the Edinb. Review, 3. 313. 
 
 A general and connefled view of the prophecies 
 relative to the converiion, reftoration, union, 
 and future glory of the houfes of Judah and 
 Ifrael ; the progrefs and final overthrow of 
 the Antichriilian confederacy in the land of 
 Paleftine, and the ultimate general difFufion 
 ofChriftianity. 2 vol. 8°. ZcW. 1808 
 
 A diilertation on the prophecies that have been 
 fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will hereafter 
 be fulfilled, relative to the great period of 
 1260 years, the reftoration of the Jews, &c. 
 Third edition. 3 vol. 8°. LonJ. 18 14-18 
 This work has been fuperfeded by the Sacred Calendar 
 
 of Prophecy, the ne.xt article. 
 
 The facred calendar of prophecy ; or a diflerta- 
 tion on the prophecies which treat of the 
 grand period of feven times, and efpecially of 
 its fecond moiety, or the latter three times and 
 a half Second edition. 3 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 A diflertation on the prophecy contained in 
 Daniel, 9. 24-27, generally denominated the 
 prophecy of the feven ty weeks. 8°. Lond. 181 1 
 
 A practical treatife on the ordinary operations of 
 the Holy Spirit. 8°. Lond. 1813 
 
 The origin of pagan idolatry afcertained from 
 hiftorical teftimony andcircumftantial evidence. 
 3 vol. 4°. Lond. i8i6-:-- 
 
 Sermons on various fubjedts and occafions. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond, 
 
 FABER, George Stanley, B.D. (continued). 
 Vol. I. 1 8 16. 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. The univerfal profitablenefs of Scrip- 
 ture. [Collation ferm.] . . - . i 
 Rom. 3. 23-26. God's juftice exemplified in the atone- 
 ment of Chrift. [Aflize ferm.] - - 23 
 Rom. 8. 33, 34. The dodlrine of juftification. [Arch- 
 deacon's Vifit.] •• - - - - 51 
 Heb. 12. 14. The dodtrine of fanftification - 89 
 Rom. 2. 28, 29. The dodtrine of regeneration, accord- 
 ing to Scripture and the Church of England. (4 ferm.) 
 
 131 
 Matt. 28. 19, 20. The nature of baptifm - 337 
 
 1 ThefT. 5. 21. The predeftinarian controverfy 405 
 
 Vol. 2. 1820. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. The infpiration of Scripture. (2 ferm.) i 
 Matt. I. 18. The authentic teftimony of the Evangelifts 
 
 Matthew and Luke to the miraculous conception of 
 
 the Mefliah. [Bifhop's Vifit.] - - 33 
 
 Matt. 17. I, 2. The evidence afforded to our Lord's 
 
 divinity by the circumftance of his transfiguration 95 
 Habak. 2. 4. The evil of mental elation as oppofed to 
 
 the Scriptural principle of faith - - - 125 
 
 Habak. 2. 4. The nature of faith as a principle, and 
 
 the mode of its operation in pradlice - 147 
 
 Heb. II. 7. Faith exemplified in the conduft and 
 
 miniftry of Noah - - - - - 169 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. The ftedfaft faith of a Chriftian in the 
 
 fatherly providence of God. (2 ferm.) - 195 
 
 John, 15. 5. The believer's fpiritual union with Chrift 
 
 Heb. 6. 17. The immutability of God's counfel and 
 oath to the heirs of promife - - - 255 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The parable of the broad way and 
 the narrow way ----- 277 
 
 Luke, 15. II. The parable of the two fons - 295 
 
 Ads, 13. 32, 33. The refurreftion of Chrift. (2 ferm.) 
 
 . V5 
 I Pet. I. I, 2. The covenant offices of the Holy Trinity. 
 
 (2 ferm.) ------ 359 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 60. 1-5. The converfion of the 
 Jews to the faith of Chrift the true medium 
 of the converfion of the Gentile world. [Lon. 
 Soc. P. C. Jews.] 8°. Lond. i%zz 
 
 A treatife on the genius and objeft of the Patri- 
 archal, the Levitical, and the Chriftian difpen- 
 fations. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1823 
 Vol. I. The Patriarchal difpenfation. 
 Vol. 2. The Levitical difpenfation. The Chriftian dis- 
 penfation. 
 
 The difiiculties of infidelity. 8°. Lond. 1824 
 
 The difficulties of Romanifm. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Supplement to Difficulties of Romanifm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 
 A treatife on the origin of expiatory facrifice. 
 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 A review in Brit. Critic, 3. 72. 
 
 Letter in anfwer to Dr. Chalmers's fpeech at 
 Edinburgh, on the Catholic queftion. Pp. 7. 
 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 The primitive doftrine of juftification invefti- 
 gated, relatively to the feveral definitions of 
 the Church of Rome and the Church of Eng- 
 land, and with an efpecial reference to the 
 opinions of Mr. Knox, as publiftied in his 
 Remains. Second edition, with an appendix 
 on Newman's Leftures. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 The apoftolicity of Trinitarianifm ; or, the
 
 I093 
 
 1094 
 
 FABER, George Stanley, B.D. {continued). 
 
 teftimony of hiftory to the pofitive antiquity 
 and to the apollolic inculcation of" the do6lrine 
 of the Holy Trinity. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1832 
 A review in Brit. Critic, 12. 257. 
 The primitive doftrine of eleflion ; or, an his- 
 torical inquiry into the ideality and caufation 
 of Scriptural eledlion as received and main- 
 tained in the primitive Church. Second edi- 
 tion. 8°, Lond. 1842 
 The primitive doftrine of regeneration fought 
 for in Holy Scripture, and inveftigated through 
 the medium of the written documents of 
 ecclefiaftical antiquity. 8°. Lond. 1 840 
 Chrift's difcourfe at Capernaum fatal to the doc- 
 trine of tranfubftantiation ; on the very prin- 
 ciple of expofition adopted by the divines of 
 the Roman Church, and fuicidally maintained 
 by Dr. Wifeman ; alTociated with remarks on 
 Dr. Wifeman's Ledlures on the principal doc- 
 trines and practices of the (Roman) Catholic 
 Church. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 An inquiry into the hiftory and theology of the 
 ancient Vallenfes and Albigenfes, as exhibiting 
 agreeably to the promifes, the perpetuity of the 
 fincere Church of Chrift. 8°. ZcW. 1838 
 Provincial letters from the County-Palatine of 
 Durham, exhibiting the nature and tendency 
 of the principles put forth by the writers of 
 the T rafts for the Times and their various 
 allies and affociates. 2 vol. i z°. Lond. 1 842 
 Eight diflertations on certain connefled pro- 
 phetical paflages of Holy Scripture, bearing 
 more or lefs upon the promife of a mighty 
 deliverer. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The promifed feed of the woman - - . i 
 
 The prophecy of Noah . . . . 53 
 
 The Sceptre and Lawgiver of Judah - - 197 
 
 The Star and Sceptre of Jacob - - - 281 
 
 The long tarrying of the children of Ifrael - 349 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The Defire of all Nations and the Delight of the Jews i 
 The univerfal expedtation of a mighty Prince 55 
 
 The predifted final triumph of Chrift's Church over all 
 oppofition and over every apoftafy - - 117 
 
 Appendix; Chederlaomer ; The Phcenicians; TheTur- 
 feni J Central America ; The Pehfgi j The Negroes ; 
 Cain ; Lamech, Ham, Nimrod. 
 The many manfions in the houfe of the Father, 
 Icripturally difcuiTed and pradlically conlidered. 
 8°. Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 The intermediate ftate ; the refurreftion of the body, 
 fpirit and matter ; the locality of the various heavens ; 
 the Mofaic cofmogony, &c. 
 Papal infallibility : a letter to a dignitary of the 
 Church of Rome, in reply to a communication 
 received from him. Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 1 8 5 1 
 The revival of the French Emperorfhip antici- 
 pated from the neceffity of prophecy. Fcp. 
 8°. Lond. 1853 
 
 FABER, Matthew. 
 Opus Concionum. 3 vol. Folio. Jntv. 1663 
 
 Vol. I. Pars hiemalis. Adventus — Feria tertia Pafchae. 
 
 FABER, Matthew {continued). 
 
 Vol. 2. Pars seftivalis. Dominica i poft Pacha — Dom. 
 
 xxiv. poft Pentecoftem. 
 Vol. 3. De feftis fanftorum totius anni. Condones 
 
 funcbres ct nuptialcs. 
 
 FABRE, John Claude. 
 
 Born at Paris 1668 ; died 1753. A Father of the 
 French Oratory, known chiefly as the continuator of 
 Fleury's Ecclefiaftical Hiftory, compofed vols. 21-35. The 
 two laft volumes were mutilated, and Fabre received orders 
 not to proceed with the work. 
 Hiftoire ccclefiailique. See Fleury. 
 FABRICIUS, Francis. 
 
 A learned Proteftant divine. Born at Amfterdam 1663 ; 
 
 and ordained there in 1686. Paftor of the Church of 
 
 Leyden 1696. ProfeiTor of Divinity 1705. Died 1736. 
 
 He was much admired as a preacher. 
 
 Fides Chriftiana patriarcharum ac prophetarum, 
 
 exhibita differtationibus novem, philologico- 
 
 exegeticus ad feleftos textus V. et N. Tefta- 
 
 menti. Adjedls funt duae orationes. 4°. 
 
 L. Bat. 1730 
 De benedi(5tione Ifaaci in filios fuos, ad Gen. 27. I, et 
 feqq. 5 et Heb. 1 1 . 20 - - - - i 
 
 De fcala Jacobi, ad Gen. 28. 10. 19 - - 27 
 
 De ludtatione Jacobi, ad Gen. 32. 24-30 - - 94 
 
 De propheta ficut Mofe, ad Deut. 18. 15 - 157 
 
 De iMelliae germinis gloria, ad Jer. 23. 5, 6 - 302 
 De magnifico ac dominatore Ifraelis, ad Jer. 30. 21 388 
 De Meffia una rege et facerdote, ad Zach. 6. 12, 13 426 
 De duratione vifionis, ad Hab. 2. 3 - - 525 
 
 De Jefu Nazareni ex familia Davidis ortu - 575 
 
 Oratio de fcholis prophetarum - - - 600 
 
 Oratio de Scriba edofto in regno coslorum - 635 
 
 FABRICIUS, George. 
 
 Celebrated for his /kill in Latin poetry. Born at Chem- 
 nitz, in Upper Saxony, 1516. He was Mafter of the great 
 fchool at MeifTen for twenty-fix years ; where he died 
 1 57 1. The following work has become very rare. 
 
 Poetarum veterum ecclefiafticorum opera Chrift- 
 iana, et operum reliquiae atque fragmenta. 
 Thefaurus Catholicas et orthodox^ eccleft^, 
 et antiquitatis religiofse, ad utilitatem juven- 
 tutis fcholaftics. Colleftus, emendatus, digeftus, 
 et commentario quoque expofitus. 4°. 
 
 BaJiL 1564 
 
 Prudentius, Aurelius, — 
 
 Pfychomachia. Cathemerinon. Periftephanon. 
 Apotheofis. Hamardgenia. Contra Symmachum I 
 Tertullianus, — 
 
 Adverfus Marcionem . - . . ■z^-j 
 
 De judicio Domini ----- 285 
 Cyprianus, — 
 
 Genefis. Sodoma. Lignum vitae - - 295 
 
 Hilarius, epifcopus Pidlavienfis, — 
 
 Genefis, lib. i. Ejufdem hymni 3 - - 303 
 
 Vidtor, Claudius Marius, — 
 
 In Genefim. Ad Salomonem abbatem epiftola 307 
 Dracontius, — 
 
 Hexaemeron, feu de opere fex dierum - 351 
 
 Ambrofius, epifc. Mediol., — 
 
 Hexaemeron, feu de opere creatione hymni 7 363 
 
 Alcimus Avitus, — 
 
 De origine mundi. De peccato original!. De fen- 
 tentia Dei. De diluvio mundi. De tranfitu Maris 
 Rubri. Ad Fufcinam fororem - - 367 
 
 Vidtorinus, Marius, — 
 
 Hiftoriae Maccabaeorum lib. i. - - 443 
 
 Juvencus, — 
 
 Hiftoria: evangelicae lib. iv. ... 451
 
 109S 
 
 1096 
 
 FABRICIUS, George {continued). 
 
 Sedulius, Caelius, — 
 
 Operis pafchalis lib. iv. . . - . jjy 
 
 Veteris et Novi Teftamenti collatio - - 565 
 
 Acroftichidis hym. i. . . - . 567 
 
 Arator, Subdiaconus Romanus, — 
 
 Hiftoriae apoftolicae lib. ii. - - - - 570 
 
 Profper Aquitanicus, — 
 
 Epigrammatum lib. i. - - - - 621 
 
 Contra Pelagianos, feu ingratos, lib. i. - - 663 
 
 Fortunatus, — 
 
 De partu virginis. De Chrifti Jefu beneficiis. De 
 vita hominum. De certaminibus et miraculis 
 priorum -----. 685 
 
 Florus, Drepanius,— 
 
 Pfalmorum et hymnorum lib. i. - - 723 
 
 Ad amicos, epift. iii. .... 730 
 
 Paulinus, vir confularis, — 
 
 De Joanne Baptifta ..... 734 
 Ad Aufonium . - . - - 741 
 
 Amoenus, — 
 
 Enchiridion Veteris et Novi Teftamenti - 747 
 
 Helpidius Rufticus, — • 
 
 Hiftoria Veteris et Novi Teftamenti - 753 
 
 De Chrifti Jefu beneficiis - - - - 755 
 
 Ladlantius, — 
 
 De beneficiis Chrifti .... 755 
 
 Viftorinus, epifcopus Piiftavienfis, — 
 
 De Jefu Chrifto Deo et homine - - - 761 
 
 Merobaudis, — 
 
 De Chrifto ..-..- 763 
 
 Audlor incertus, — 
 
 De laudibus Domini ..... 765 
 
 Paulinus epifcopus, — 
 
 Ad Deum omnipotentem ... 769 
 
 Pro lalute Auguftorum ad eundem - - 770 
 
 Damafus Hifpanus, — 
 
 De fandtis, elogia vi. . . . . 771 
 
 De Chrifto, elogia v. - - - - - 774 
 
 Claudianus Mamertus, — 
 
 Contra poetas vanos .... 775 
 
 Columbanus, abbas, — 
 
 Ad Hunaldum, epiftola .... 779 
 
 Audlor incertus, — 
 
 De Bebiani baptifmo, et uxoris Aprae obitu 781 
 
 Hymni varii ecclefiaftici Hilarii, Ambroffi, Auguftini, 
 Gregorii, Theodulphi, Fulberti - . 783 
 
 Paulinus Nolanus, — 
 
 De Celfi filii obitu panegyricus - - - 817 
 
 De Martiniani periculis et liberatione, &c. 831 
 
 Ad Nicetam Dacorum epifcopum - - 852 
 
 De ftatu turbulento fuorum temporum, et fiducia in 
 Deum ..---.. 859 
 De diebus feftis olim ecclefias celebribus - S64 
 
 De tribus virgis Jacobi patriarchas . . 866 
 
 De vita? renovatione .... S67 
 
 De fabrica hominis ..... 867 
 
 Pfa. I. 2. 136 868 
 
 Index. 
 
 Fabricii commentarius, et index in commentariis. 
 
 FABRICIUS, John. 
 
 A theologian, philologift, and bibliographer. Born at 
 Altorff 1644. Became Infpedtor-general of Schools in the 
 duchy of Brunfwick. Died 1729. 
 
 Hiftoria bibliothecs Fabricianse, qua finguli ejus 
 libri eorumque contenta, et fi qu^ dantur va- 
 riae editiones, &c. 6 vol. 4°. W'o/f. ijij-z^ 
 
 A work of great erudition and ufefulnefs. 
 
 FABRICIUS, John Albert, D.D. 
 
 The moft learned, the moft voluminous, and the moft 
 ufeful of bibliographers. Born at Leipfic 1668. Educated 
 at the Univerfity of Leipfic. Admitted a preacher 1692. 
 Profeffor of Eloquence at Hamburg 1699. Died 1736. 
 
 FABRICIUS, John Albert, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Bibliographia antiquaria, five introdu6lio in no- 
 titiam fcriptorum, qui antiquitates Hebraicas, 
 Grsecas, Romanas, et Chriftianas, fcriptis il- 
 lurtraverunt. Accedit Mauricii Senonenfis 
 de S. Miflas Ritibus Carmen, nunc primum 
 editum. 4°. Hamb. 1713 
 
 Bibliographia antiquaria. Editio tertia ex mfcpto 
 B. auftoris infigniter locupletata et recentiffi- 
 morum fcriptorum recenfione aufta, ftudio 
 et opere Pauli Schaffshaufen. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Hamb. 1760 
 
 Deledlus argumentorum et fyllabus fcriptorum 
 qui veritatem religionis Chriftianae adverfus 
 Atheos, Epicureos, Deiftas feu Naturaliftas, 
 Idolatras, Judsos, et Muhammedanos, lucu- 
 brationibus fuis alferuerunt. Prjemiffa funt 
 EusEBii prooemium et capita priora demon- 
 ftrationis evangelic^ quae in editionibus hac- 
 tenus defiderantur, Gr. et Lat. 4°. 
 
 Hamb. 1725 
 
 Salutaris lux evangelii toti orbi per divinam 
 gratiam exoriens, five notitia hiftorico-chro- 
 nologica literaria et geographica propagatorum 
 per orbem totum Chriftianorum facrorum. 
 Accedunt epiftolae qusdam ineditse Juliani 
 Imp. Gregorii HabefEni theologia ^Ethiopica, 
 Index geographicus epifcopatuum orbis Chrift- 
 iani, &c. 4°. Hamb. IJ^Z 
 
 Bibliotheca Latina nunc melius deledla, redlius 
 digefta, et audla diligentia J. A. Ernefti. 3 
 vol. 8°. _ Lip/. 1773-74* 
 
 A fourth volume was intended, in order to include 
 Chriftian authors, but it has never appeared. 
 
 Firft printed 1697 in i vol. 8°. A fifth edition, Ham- 
 burg, 1721-22, 3 vol. 8°., contains articles which have 
 not been given in Ernefti's edition; but it is inconvenient 
 to ufe, owing to the fupplement and corredlions contained 
 in volumes 2 and 3. A reprint of it at Venice 1728, in 
 2 vol. 4°., is therefore preferred, in which the fupple- 
 mentary matter is incorporated. 
 
 BibHothcca Latina mediae et infimae statis cum 
 fupplemento Chriftiani Schoettgenii, editio a 
 J. P. Manfi correfta, illuftrata et audla. 6 
 vol. in 3. 4°. Patavii, 1754* 
 
 Beft edition of this efteemed work. It was originally 
 publiftied at Hamburg 1734-46, in 6 vol. fm. 8°. : the 
 fixth volume was by Schoettgenius. 
 Bibliotheca Gr^ca, five notitia fcriptorum vete- 
 rum Grascorum, quorumcunque monumenta 
 integra, aut fragmenta edita exftant : tum ple- 
 rorumque e IVISS. ac deperditis. 14 vol. 4°. 
 Hamb. 17 18-1728 
 The beft edition of this work, in a complete ftate ; vol. 
 I being the third edition [1718], with additions, contain- 
 ing Empedoclis Sphaera and Mercelli Sidetae carmen de 
 medicamentis e piicibus, Gr. et Lat. The edition edited 
 by Harlefs has not been completed. It was commenced 
 in 1790, the 12th and laft volume publi/hed in 1 81 1, only 
 extends to page 544 in vol. u of the former edition ; fo 
 that it would require four more volumes to finifh it. 
 
 Codex Pfeudepigraphus Veteris Teftamenti, col- 
 leftus, caftigatus teftimoniifque, cenfuris et 
 animadverfionibus illuftratus. Edition! huic 
 
 I
 
 I097 
 
 1098 
 
 FABRICIUS, John Albert, D.D. {continued). 
 
 fecundi accedit volumen alterum feparatim ex- 
 cufum. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. Hamb. 1722-23-33 
 
 Vol. I. Hamb. 1722. 
 Adamus ..-.-.- 1 
 
 Apocrypha libro Genefeos prasmifTa - - ' 36 
 
 D. G. H. Goezius de Adami reliquiis - * 53 
 
 M. P. C. Hillcherus de Adami reliquiis - 63 
 
 Eva 95 
 
 Caini et Abelis colloquium ... 105 
 
 Abel - - - 113 Cain - - 114 
 
 Adami filije, Norea five Horea, Save, Afuam, &c. 125 
 Sethus 153 Enofus 157 Cainan 159 
 
 Enoch, Gr. et Lat. - 160 Mathufala - 224 
 
 Homines antediluviani, Gr. et Lat. - - - 230 
 
 Noachus, Gr. et Lat. - - - - 234 
 
 Noria, Noae conjux, Gr. et Lat. - - - 271 
 
 Sambethe Sibylla, Gr. et Lat. - - - 278 
 
 Sgambatus de femifcriptis - - . - 283 
 
 Cham - - 292 Japhetus - 308 
 
 Cainan, Gr. et Lat. 309 Melchizedech, Gr. et Lat. 311 
 
 Tharah, Gr. et Lat 335 
 
 Abraham, Gr. et Lat. 341 Lotus, Gr. et Lat. 428 
 
 Ifaacus - - - 433 Jacobus - 435 
 
 Joannis Lemovicenfis morale fomnium Pharaonis 441 
 J. E. Grabe praefatio ad Teft. xii. patriarch. - 496 
 Teftamentum xii. patriarcharum, Gr. et Lat. Interprete 
 Roberto Lincolnienfi epifcopo - - - 519 
 
 H. Dodwellus de aetate xii. patriarcharum - 749 
 
 Verfiones et editiones Teftamenti xii. patriarch. 758 
 
 Jofeph, Gr. et Lat. - . . . . 760 
 
 Hiftoria Afneth, uxoris Jofephi ... 774 
 
 Verba uxoris Jobi, Gr. et Lat. - - -791 
 
 Jobus, Gr. et Lat. - - - - . 793 
 
 Liber Ogi gigantis .... - 799 
 
 Heldam et Modal - 801 Jethro - 805 
 
 Balaam - . 807 Jannes et Mambres 813 
 
 Moyfes, Gr. et Lat. . . - - 825 
 
 Genefis parva, Gr. et Lat. 849 Miriam, Gr. et Lat. 869 
 Jofua, Gr. et Lat., 871 Phineas, 893 Samuel, 895 
 Prophetides vii., Gr. et Lat. . - - 896 
 
 Prophetae qui geftaregum Ifrael et Juda, Gr. et Lat. 902 
 Pfalmus cli. Gr. et Lat. .... 505 
 
 Pfalterium Salomonis, Gr. et Lat. - - 914 
 
 J. Lud. de la Cerda fcholia in Pfalterium Salomonis 973 
 Davidis colloquium cum Deo . - - . 1000 
 
 Davidis conftitutiones, &c. ... - 1006 
 
 Salomon, Gr. et Lat. 1014 Elias, Gr. et Lat. 1070 
 Efaias, Gr. et Lat. . 1087 Manaffes - - 1100 
 
 Jeremias - . 1102 Ezechiel - 11 17 
 
 Daniel, Gr. et Lat. 1124 Zacharias, Gr. et Lat. 1 142 
 Efdras, 1145 Hiftoria Antioch. 1165 Index 
 
 Vol. 2. Hamb. 1723. 
 Capita priori tomo fupplendo vel illuftrando ; Adamus, 
 Caini et Abelis Sorores, Cain, Sethos j Filiorum Sethi 
 Columnae Enochus, reliquiae Arcae Noae, Melchife- 
 dech, Cham, Tubal, &c., Thare, Abraham, Tefta- 
 menta patriarch., AfTeneth, Jobus, Balaam, Jannes et 
 Jambres, Mofes, Jofua, David, &c. 
 Epiftola Barucho prophetae tributa apud Syros, &c., Gr. 
 
 145 
 
 et Lat. 
 
 Liber Efdrae quartus, cum locis veterum ilium allegan 
 tium, et differentiis ac fupplementis ex verfione Ara- 
 bica, quae manufcripta exftat in Bibl. Bodl. 173 
 
 Hiftoria Jofephi, fabri lignarii ex Arabico codice manu. 
 fcripto Bibl. Regiae Paris., Latine verfa a V. C. Geo. 
 
 Wallino 
 
 309 
 
 Jofephi Veteris Chriftiani Scriptoris Hypomnefticon, five 
 liber Sacer Memorialis nunc primum in lucem editus 
 [Gr.] cum verfione et notis Jo. Alb. Fabricii. 
 
 Hamb. 1733 
 Index libri Memorialis a Jofepho compofiti - 362 
 Index notabilium in Jofephi Hypomneftico - 382 
 
 Codex Apocryphus Novi Teftamenti, colleftus. 
 
 FABRICIUS, John Albert, D.D. {continued). 
 
 caftigatus, teftimoniifque, cenfuris et animad- 
 verfionibus illuftratus. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 A fecond edition was publifhed 1719-43. 
 
 Hamb. 1703 
 Vol. I. 
 Evangelium nativitatis Maris, Lat. - - 19 
 
 Protevangelium Jacobi, Gr. et Lat. . - 66 
 
 Evangelium Thoms, Gr. et Lat. - - - 1 59 
 
 Evangelium Infantiae, ex Arab, verfum Lat.- 168 
 
 Evangelium Nicodemi, Lat. - - - - 238 
 
 Epiftolae Pilati duae ad Tiberium Imp., Lat, - 298 
 
 Pilati relatio ad Tiberium Imp. haftenus inedita, Gr. et 
 
 Lat. In addendis. [Vol. 2.] 
 Epiftola Lentuli ad fenatum Rom., Lat. . - 301 
 
 Epiftola Chrifti ad Abgarum, Gr. et Lat. - 318* 
 
 Di<fla Chrifti quje in evangeliis canonicis non extant 321* 
 Fragmenta et notitia evangeliorum quinquaginta apo- 
 cryphorum - - - - - -355* 
 
 Rationes allegoricae veterum - - - 381 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Abdiae Babylonii hiftoria certaminis Apoftolici, Lat. 40a 
 Fragmenta et notitia Adtuum Apoftolicorum fex et tri. 
 ginta apocryphorum - - - . . i^"^ 
 
 S. Mariae Virginis epiftolae tres, Lat. . - 842 
 
 S. Pauli epiftola ad Laodicenfes, Gr. et Lat. - 871 
 S. Pauli epiftola ad Senecam una cum hujus ad illas re- 
 fponforiis .-..-- 892 
 
 S, Petri epiftola ad Jacobum, Gr. et Lat. - - 907 
 
 S. Joannis epiftola ad Hydropicum quendam - 926 
 
 Fragmenta Apoftolorum a Steph. Prastorio vulgata 928 
 Dodecas Apocalypfeon apocrypharum - . 935 
 
 Pilati relatio ad Tiberium, Gr. et Lat. - 97a 
 
 Index. 
 
 Bibliotheca ecclefiaftica, in qua continentur de 
 
 fcriptoribus ecclefiafticis. 
 
 S. Hieronymus, cum veteri verfione Graeca, quam vocant 
 Sophronii et nunc primum vulgatis editoris notis, Hie- 
 ronymum cum Eufebio accurate conferentibus ; ad- 
 jun<ftis prasterea caftigationibus SufFridi Petri et Jo. 
 Marcianai, necnon integris Erafmi, Mariani Vidlorii, 
 Henr. Gravii, Aub. Miraei, W. Ernefti Tentzelii et 
 Ern. Salomonis Cypriani annotationibus. Appendix de 
 vitis evangeliftarum et apoftolorum, Gr. et Lat. Ap- 
 pendix altera, quae fertur,jam fub titulo Hieronymi de 
 duodecim dodtoribus, jam fub nomine Bedae de lumi. 
 naribus ecclefix. 
 
 Gennadius Maflilienfis, annotatis ledtionibus codicis an- 
 tiquifs. Corbeienfis, et fubjundtis variorum notis, Suf- 
 fridi Petri, Aub. Mirasi, et Sal. Cypriani, 
 
 S. Ifidorus Hifpalenfis. 
 
 Ildefonfus Toletanus. 
 
 Honorius Auguftodunenfis. 
 
 Sigebertus Gemblacenfis, appendicis Julian! ac Felicis 
 Toletani et tertia anonymi ad Ifidorum et Ildefonfum. 
 
 Henricus Gandavenfis. 
 
 Anonymus Mellicenfis, a R. P. Bernardo Pez nuper 
 vulgatus. 
 
 Petrus Cafinenfis, de viris illuftribus monafterii Cafi- 
 nenfis, cum fupplemento Placidi Romani et Jo. Bap. 
 tiftae Mari annotationibus. 
 
 Jo. Trithemii abbatis Spanhemenfis liber de fcriptoribus 
 ecclefiafticis, cum notis editoris. 
 
 Aub. Miraei audlarium de fcript. ecclef. et a tempore, 
 quo definit Trithemius, de fcriptoribus fasculi xvi. et 
 xvii. libri duo. 
 
 Curante Jo, Alberto Fabricio, SS. Theol. 
 
 Dod. Folio. Hamb. 1718 
 
 Opufculorum hiftorico-critico-literariorum fyl- 
 
 loge, qujE fparfim viderant lucem nunc recen- 
 
 fita denuo et partem audla, indice inftruuntur. 
 
 4°. Hamb. 1738
 
 1099 
 
 FABRICIUS, John Albert, D.D. {continued). 
 Centuria plagiorum . . . - 
 
 De numero ieptuagenario - - - 
 
 De cavillationibus Stoicorum - . - 
 
 De Platonifmo Philonis Judaei 
 Specimen elendticum hiftoriae logicae 
 Recordatio anima: poft fata 
 De laudibus malignis 
 
 5 
 
 107 
 
 133 
 147 
 161 
 
 185 
 233 
 
 De obfervantia fiicra, five de genuine ftudio opera dlvina 
 
 contemplandi - - . . . 249 
 
 De hasrefi et moribus Bogomilorum - . - 303 
 
 De Brachmanibus philofophis Indorum - 327 
 De religione Erafmi - - - - "357 
 
 De hominibus orbis noftri incolis - - 407 
 
 De feculi numeratione et celebratione - - 463 
 Veterefne recentibus, an prifcis noftra aetas palmam in- 
 
 genii concedere debeat? . - - - ^69 
 
 De chimaeris fcientiarum - - . - 473 
 
 De frequentia et infrequentia fcholarum - 478 
 
 De exercitiis oratoriis - - - - - 483 
 
 De votis mortalium ----- jij.88 
 
 De Deo ex oculi contemplatione demonftranda - 493 
 
 De pulchro et guftatu bono - - - 498 
 
 De amore patriae --.-.. 509 
 
 De grato erga Deum animo - - • 516 
 
 De theatro an fit fchola morum - - - 516 
 
 In obitum C. A. Lechmanni ... 529 
 Index audlorum et rerum. 
 
 FABRITIUS, Stephanus. 
 
 Sacrs condones in centum quinquaginta Pfalmos 
 Davidis regis et aliorum fanftorum prophe- 
 tarum in ecclefia Bernenfi habitje. Nunc pri- 
 mum in lucem edits. Acceflerunt indices 
 quatuor. Folio. Gen. 1620 
 
 FABROTI, Charles Annibal. 
 
 One of the moft eminent jurifts of his time. Born at 
 Aix, In Provence, 1580. Admitted Dodtor of Laws 1606, 
 and became an advocate in the parliament of Aix, and 
 ProfefTor of Law. Died 1659. He was employed to trans- 
 late the Bafilics or Conftitutions oftheEaftern emperors, 
 for which he received a penfion of 2000 livres. It was 
 publilhed in Greek and Latin, 7 vol. folio. 
 Prasleftio in titulum Decretalium Greg. IX. de 
 vita et honeftate clericorum. Et difquifitiones 
 duas, I. de jufto partu ; II. de numero puer- 
 perii. 4°. Par. 1651 
 
 FACETI.S; Cantabrigienses : confifting of anec- 
 dotes, fm.art layings, fatirics, retorts, &c. &c., 
 by, or relative to, celebrated Cantabs. Sm. 
 8°. Land. 1825 
 
 FACKLER, David Morris, Prefbyter of the Pro- 
 teftant Epifcopal Church in the United States. 
 A letter from, to the Right Rev. George W. 
 Doane, D.D., LL.D., Bifhop of the diocefe 
 of New Jerfey ; vindicating the catholicity of 
 his priefthood, in anfwer to the charge brought 
 againft him of fchifmatical conduft. Pp. 64. 
 8°. New York, 1851 
 
 FACUNDUS Hermianensis. 
 
 Bi/hop of Hermianum, in Afia. Diftinguiihed by his re- 
 lolute defence at the Council of Conftantinople 547, of the 
 writings called the three chapters which the Council of 
 Chalcedon had pronounced orthodox. The works io named 
 were — I. The writings of Theodore of Mopfueta ; 2. The 
 books which Theodoret of Cyrus wrote ; 3. The letter of 
 Ibas of Edeffa concerning the condemnation ofNeftorius. 
 For this he was banifhed by the Emperor Juftinian. His 
 ftyle is animated, but deficient in moderation and corredl 
 reafoning. 
 
 FACUNDUS Hermianenfis {continued). 
 Pro defenfione triumcapitulorum Concihi Chalce- 
 donenfis ad Imperatorem Juftinianum libri xii. 
 Liber contra Mutianum Scholafticum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 10. i ; 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 11. 665 
 In the latter is added " Epiftola Fidei Catholicae in de- 
 fenfionem trium Capitulorum." 
 
 Pro defenfione trium capitulorum Concilii Cal- 
 chedonenfis libri xii. 
 
 Sirmondi Opera Varia, 2. 297 
 Epiftola in defenfionem trium capitulorum. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 307 
 FAGIUS, Paul. 
 
 One of the early reformers. Born in Germany 1504. 
 
 Studied at Heidelberg and Stralburg. Became a fchool- 
 
 mafter at Ifne 1527. Afterwards entered into the miniftiy. 
 
 Removed to England 1549. Died at Cambridge 1550. He 
 
 was a good Hebrew fcholar, having flrudied that language 
 
 under Elias Levita. 
 
 In paraphrafin Chaldaicam Pentateuchi fuccinftae 
 annotationes. Critici Sacri 
 
 Expofitio, Gen. 1-4. lb. 
 
 Tranflationum praecipuarum Veteris Teftamenti 
 inter fe variantium collatio. lb. 
 
 FAIGAUX, Francis Louis, Paftor of the Wal- 
 loon Church at Namur. 
 
 Sermons fur divers matieres importantes de la 
 religion. 8°. a la Haye, 1740 
 
 FAIRBAIRN, Rev. Patrick, Salton. 
 
 The typology of Scripture, or the dodlrine of 
 types inveftigated in its principles and applied 
 to the explanation of the earlier revelations 
 of God, confidered as preparatory exhibitions 
 of the leading truths of the gofpel. 
 
 [Vol. I.] Inveftigation of principles and patri- 
 archal period. 12°. Edin. 1847 
 Hiftorical introduftion ; Nature and defign of types; 
 Connection between type and prophecy ; The tree 
 of life; The cherubim and the flaming fword ; Pri- 
 mitive worlhip by facrifice ; Ideas and principles de- 
 veloped in the patriarchal hiftory. 
 
 [Vol.2.] The Mofaic difpenfation. 12°. 
 
 Edin. 1847 
 
 The bondage ; The deliverance ; The march through 
 
 the wildernefs ; The decalogue ; .Egyptian fymbols 
 
 and inftitutions ; The tabernacle, facrifice, offerings, 
 
 feafts, &c. 
 
 Ezekiel, and the book of his prophecy ; an ex- 
 pofition. 8°. Edin. 185 1 
 
 FAIRFAX, John, M.A., Reftor of Barking, in 
 Suffolk. 
 
 Life of Stockton and funeral fermon. See 
 Stockton. 
 
 FAITH, Anonymous works. 
 
 The Gofpel-grace of faith, its nature opened, 
 illuftrated, and argued from Scripture, princi- 
 pally, as fo often affirmed in the word of God 
 to be faith, by which we are juftified. Being 
 the fubftance offeveral difcourfes on John, 17. 
 7, 8. 4°. Lond. 1695 
 
 The rule of faith truly ftated, in a new and eafy 
 method ; or a key to controverfy [with an- 
 fwer to Tillotfon]. 12°. J. /. 1721
 
 IIOI 
 
 I 102 
 
 FAITH, Anonymous works {continued). 
 
 An inquiry concerning faith. Pp. iv. 107. 8 . 
 
 Land. 1744 
 A MS. in a contemporary hand attributes this pamphlet 
 
 to Bp. Joleph Butler. 
 
 Some thoughts about faith in Chriil ; whether 
 it be required of all men under the gofpel ? 
 To prove that it is. Being an anfwer to the 
 chief objections advanced againft it ; with 
 brief hints of the great ends of God in this 
 requirement. Pp. gS, Sm. 8°. Land. 1742 
 
 An appendix to. Pp. 24. Sm. 8°. Land. 1748 
 
 An eflay on the extent of human and divine 
 agency in the produdlion of faving faith. 1 2°. 
 
 Edin. 1827 
 
 FALCANDUS, Hugo. 
 
 Flouriihed 1 1 56. He appears to have been living in 
 1190. He has been ftyled the Tacitus of Italy. Gibbon 
 obferves, that " His narrative is rapid and perlpicuous, his 
 ftyle bold and elegant, his obfervation keen : he has ftudied 
 mankind, and feels like a man." His hiftory embraces 
 the period from 1 1 30 to 1 169, — a time of great calamity 
 to Italy, of which he was an eye-witneis. 
 
 Hiftoria de rebus geflis in Siciliae regno. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 7. 247 
 FALCO Beneventanus. . 
 
 Lived in the twelfth century. He was notary and fecre- 
 tary to Pope Innocent II. His Chronicle is written in an 
 interefting ftyle. 
 
 Chronicon. Carufii Bibl. Hift. i ; Muratorii 
 
 Rer. Ital. Script. 5. i 
 FALCONER, John. 
 
 Cryptomenyfis patefatta ; or, the art of decy- 
 phering fecret writing. 8°. Lo?id. 1685* 
 
 FALCONER, Thomas. 
 
 A gentleman of great talents and attainments. Born at 
 Chefter 1736. Called to the bar by the Hon. Society of 
 Lincoln's Inn 1760, but refided afterwards at Chefter, 
 where he died 1792. His learned and elaborate edition of 
 Strabo was printed at the Clarendon Prefs 1807, z vol. 
 folio, having been completed by his nephew. 
 Devotions for the facrament of the Lord's fupper. 
 
 Second edition. Bath, 1798* 
 
 Chronological tables, from the death of Solomon 
 
 to the reign of Alexander the Great. 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1798* 
 FALCONER, Thomas, A.M., M.D. 
 
 A learned divine, of inflexible integrity. Son of William 
 
 Falconer, M.D., of Bath, and nephew of the preceding. 
 
 Born at Bath 1 771. Fellow of Corpus Chrifti College, 
 
 Oxford, 1794. Died 1839. 
 
 Certain principles in Evanfon's Diffonance of the 
 Four generally-received Evangelifts, &c., ex- 
 amined, in eight difcourfes, preached 1810, at 
 the ledlure founded by the late Rev. John 
 Bampton. 8°. Oxf. i8li 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 5 ...... I 
 
 Rev. 19. 10 ----- - 8i 
 
 2 Pet. I. 16. (5 ferm.) . ... 67 
 
 Ads, 21.37 - 243 
 
 A probationary difcourfe, preached Nov. 5. [On Dan. 
 
 2. 21] 
 Appendix, containing notes and difquifitions - 31 
 
 Two fermons preached before the univerfitv of 
 Oxford, 1815. 8°. Oxf. 1817 
 
 FALCONER, Thomas, A.M., M.D. [continued). 
 
 Matt. 4. I. On the temptation of our Lord - I 
 
 Afts, 10. 40, 41. On the refurreftion. 
 
 The cafe of Eufebius of Csefarea, bifhop and his- 
 torian, who is faid by Mr. Nolan to have 
 mutilated fifty copies of the Scriptures fent to 
 Conftantine the Great; examined. Pp. 15. 
 8^ Oxf. 1818 
 
 The fecond part of the cafe of Eufebius, Biihop 
 of Caefarea, with an appendix on the eighth 
 of the author's Bampton Leftures, in reply to 
 obfervations contained in a book, entitled, 
 Palceoromaica. 8°. 1822* 
 
 Other works : The Voyage of Hanno, tranflated and 
 accompanied with the Greek text and diflertations, 8°., 
 1797. The Refurreftion of our Saviour afcertained from 
 an Examination of the Proofs of his Identity after that 
 Event, 8"^. 179S. St. Luke's Preface to his Gofpel Exa- 
 mined with reference to Dr. Marlh's hypothefis, 8°. 1802, 
 &c. 
 
 FALKNER, William, D.D. 
 
 Chrillian loyalty ; or, a difcourfe wherein is 
 aflerted that juft royal authority and eminency 
 which in this Church and realm of England is 
 yielded to the king, efpecially concerning fu- 
 premacy in caufes ecclefiallical, and the unlaw- 
 fulnefs of taking arms againft the king. Second 
 edition. 8°. Land. 1684 
 
 A vindication of liturgies ; fhewing the lawful- 
 nefs, ufefulnefs, and antiquity of performing 
 the worfhip of God by fet forms of prayer. 
 8°. Land. 1680 
 
 Libertas ecclefiaftica ; or, a difcourfe vindicating 
 the lawfulnefs of thofe things which are chiefly 
 excepted againft in the Church of England, 
 efpecially in its liturgy and worfhip. Third 
 edition, correfted. 8°. Lond. 1677 
 
 Two treatifes : I . Concerning reproaching and 
 cenfure ; 2. An anfwer to Mr. Sergeant's 
 Sure-Footing, with three fermons [on 2 Cor. 
 5. 18, at the bifhop's vifitation ; on Joel, 
 2. 12, and on Matt. 5. 20.] 4°. Lond. 1684 
 
 On the Vifitation and Burial Services. 
 
 Tradls of Angl. Fathers, 3. 311 
 
 FALL OF MAN. 
 
 A difcourfe upon the fall of man ; the caufe and 
 efi'efts thereof. Shewing that fm is not an 
 infirmity to all men ; and God juftifyed 
 therein. In three letters of conference. Pp.32. 
 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 An appendix to the Second DifTertation ; being 
 a farther inquiry into the Mofaick account of 
 the fall. Pp.52. s.Ln.d. 
 
 FALLE, Philip. 
 
 A learned divine. Born in the ifland of Jerfey 1655. 
 Educated at Exeter College, Oxford, from whence he re- 
 moved to St. Alban's Hall. Became Redor of St. Saviour's, 
 Jerfey, Redlor of Shenley, Herts, and Prebendar)' of Dur- 
 ham. Died 1742. 
 A fermon preached at St. Hilary's, in the Ifle of 
 
 Jerfey, before the garrifon, 1692, on Luke, 3. 14. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1692 
 Sermon on the impunity of bad men in the world, Ecclef. 
 
 8. II. 4'^. Lond. 1695
 
 II03 
 
 1 104 
 
 FALLE, Philip (continued). 
 
 Of the defcent of the Paraclet, a fermon, John, 16. 7-1 1. 
 4°. Land. 1695 
 
 A fermon at the vifitation of James, bifhop of Lincoln, 
 A£ts, 18. 3. 4.°. Lortd. 1700 
 
 Againft rudenefs and ill-manners on account of difference 
 in religion. A fermon at St. Alban's for the Charity 
 School, on z Kings, 2. 23, 24. 8°. Lond. 1715 
 
 Caefarea ; or, an account of the Ifle of Jerfey, 
 the greateft of thefe iilands that are now the 
 only remainder of the Englifh dominions in 
 France ; with a new and accurate map of that 
 ifland. 8°. Lon^. 1694* 
 
 A fecond edition was publiflied 1734. 
 
 FALLOW, T. M., A.M., Curate of All Souls, 
 St. Marylebone. 
 
 The order of baptifm, both public and private, 
 according to the ufe of the Church of Eng- 
 land; illuftrated from the uie of Salifbury, 
 the religious confultation of Herman, Abp. 
 of Cologne, and the fentiments of the com- 
 pilers and revifers of the Book of Common 
 Prayer. 12°. Lon^. 1838 
 
 FAMILY CHAPLAIN : being a complete courfe 
 of fermons upon the feftivals and faib [through- 
 out the year], as prefcribed in the Book of 
 Common Prayer. The whole intended to 
 explain and vindicate the Chriftian faith; to 
 promote and perfedl the pious defign of Mr. 
 Nelfon, in his Companion for the Feftivals 
 and Fafts, &c. 2 vol. 8°. ZoW. 1775 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 John, 4. 23. Ufe and abufe of externals in religion. J. 
 Brown ----... 1 
 
 Lam. 3. 14. Excellency of the Englifh Liturgy. Bp. At- 
 terbury ...... jg 
 
 Rom. 6. 3,4. Baptifm. Dr. Clark - - 31 
 
 I Cor. 11.26-28. A perfuafive to frequent communion. 
 Abp. Tillotfon ..... 45 
 
 Matt. 19. 6. Nature of the marriage union. Bp. War- 
 burton - - - - - . - 81 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. Ufefiilnefs of confidering our latter end. 
 Abp. Tillotfon .... - 100 
 
 I Pet. 4. 8. True Chriftian charity. Abp. Seeker 123 
 
 Mark, 2. 27. Nature and end of the Sabbath. Dr. Clarke 
 
 Heb. 8. 8. Circumcifion of our Lord. Dr. Tilly 157 
 Matt. 2. I, 2. Epiphany. W. G. Barnes - - 185 
 
 Afts, 9. 4, 5. Conv. of St. Paul. Dr. Waterland 203 
 Ifa. 19. 13, 14. Jan. 30. Bp. Warburton - 218 
 
 Luke, 2. 22-40. Purification of the B. V. Dr. Hole 239 
 Gal. 5. 24. Afh Wednefday. Abp. Seeker . 251 
 Matt. 4. I. Lent. (2 ferm.) Dr. Clarke - 268 
 
 Deut. 27. 26. The commination. Dr. Clarke - 299 
 Adls, I. 15, &c. St. Matthias. Dr. Hole - 315 
 
 Luke, II. 27, 28. Annunciation of the B. V. W. G. 
 Barnes ....... ^27 
 
 I Pet. 3. 18. Good Friday. Bp. Conybeare - 344 
 
 Rom. 14. 9. Eafter Sunday. Abp. Seeker - 378 
 
 Col. 3. I, 2. Eafter Monday. Abp. Tillotfon 393 
 
 Afts, 26. 8. Eafter Tuefday. Abp. Tillotfon 409 
 
 Ads, 15. 37-39- St. Mark's day. Dr. Littleton 428 
 John, 1.46. St. Philip and St. James's day. Dr. Littleton 
 
 449 
 Rom. 12. 12. Rogation Sunday. Dr. Clarke 478 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Heb. 8. I. Afcenfion of our Lord. Dr. Clarke i 
 
 Pfa. 122. 6-9. Reftoration of K. Charles. Dr. Fother- 
 g'll - 15 
 
 FAMILY CHAPLAIN (continued). 
 
 A£b, 2. 1-4. Whitfunday. Abp. Tillotfon - 45 
 
 Matt. 25. 21. Whit Monday. S. Gough - 66 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. Whit Tuefday. Dr. Tilly . 84 
 
 I John, 5. 7. Trinity Sunday. Dean Swift - no 
 Afts, II. 22. St. Barnabas. Dr. Hole - 124 
 
 Matt. 3. 2. Nativity of St. John Baptift. Dr. Littleton 
 
 136 
 Matt. 16. 18. St. Peter. Dr. Clarke - - 158 
 Matt. 16. 24. St. James. Dr. Hole - - 171 
 
 John, I. 47. St. Bartholomew. Dr. Waterland 187 
 Amos, 4. II. The fire of London. Bifhop Stillingfleet 
 
 203 
 St. Matthew. Dr. Littleton . 
 St. Michael. Abp. Tillotfon - 
 St. Luke. Dr. Littleton 
 St. Simeon and St. Jude. Dr. Hole 
 All Saints. Abp. Tillotfon 
 56. Nov. 5. Abp. Tillotfon 
 
 Matt. 9. 9. 
 Heb. I. 14. 
 Col. 4. 14. 
 Jude, 1-9. 
 Heb. 13. 7. 
 Luke, 9. 55, 
 
 238 
 260 
 286 
 306 
 
 318 
 
 336 
 
 359 
 373 
 394 
 406 
 438 
 
 453 
 478 
 
 493 
 
 Matt. II. 3. Advent Sun. Bp. Atterbury 
 Matt. 4. 18-20. St. Andrew. Dr. Littleton • 
 John, 20. 24, &c. St. Thomas. Dr. Hole - 
 Luke, 2. 14. Chriftmas day. Bp. Conybeare ■ 
 Matt. II. 6. Chriftmas day. Bp. Atterbury 
 Afts, 7. 60. St. Stephen. Dr. Littleton 
 John, 13. 23. St. John the Evang. S. Gough 
 Matt. 2. 16. Holy Innocents. W. G. Barnes 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES ; or, domeftic divinity : 
 being a copious colledlion of fermons, leledled 
 from the polite writers and Ibund divines of 
 the prefent century. For the ufe of fchools 
 on Sunday evenings and of young ftudents in 
 divinity. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 
 
 The colledlion was edited by Dr. Vicefimus Knox. 
 
 Vol. I. 1791. 
 Preliminary difcourfe. On the prejudices entertained 
 againft inftruftion by preaching. 
 
 From the fermons of Bp. Atterbury. 
 Matt. II. 6. The incarnation of our Lord - i 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. The difficult paffages of Scripture vindi- 
 cated from fuch objedlions as are ufually made to 
 them ; and proper directions given how we are to ufe 
 them. (3 ferm.) ..... 6 
 
 Adts, 26. 26. The public manner in which the gofpel 
 was at firft promulged, one confiderable evidence of its 
 divine authority - - . - - 22 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. A difcourfe on religious fincerity ; where- 
 in the true marks and tefts of it are fully fet forth 28 
 Pfa. 50. 14. The duty of praife and thankfgiving 33 
 Prov. 14. 6. A fcorner incapable of true wifdom 40 
 Matt. 7. 12. The rule of doing as we would be done unto 
 
 47 
 Matt. 14. 23. Religious retirement . - 53 
 
 I Cor. 15. 19. Funeral fermon - • ■ 59 
 
 Matt. 25. 40. Charity fermon ... 65 
 
 Job, 22. 21. An acquaintance with God the beft fupport 
 
 under afflidlions . . . . - yz 
 
 Phil. 2. 12. The fear of God a motive to holinefs 78 
 Matt. 14. 1—3. The terrors of confcience - 83 
 
 Afts, 24. 25. Several ufeful obfervations on St. Paul's 
 
 defence of himfelf before Felix - - - 90 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The crofs of Chrift the only thing we ought 
 
 to glory in, and the proper method of glorying in it 95 
 Pfa. 95. 6. External worfhip a fit and reafonable duty 
 
 lOI 
 
 Lam. 3.41. External worfhip fliewn to be of no efficacy 
 unlefs accompanied with internal devotion ; together 
 with the excellent contrivance of the Church of Eng- 
 land Service to promote the latter - - 105 
 
 Gen. 49. 4. The wretchednefs of living in a wavering 
 ftate of mind ------ 109 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. The duty of living peaceably explained 
 and recommended - - - - 114
 
 1 105 
 
 1 106 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES {continued). 
 
 From John Rogers, D.D., Vicar of St. Giles, Cripplegate, 
 Subdean and Canon of Wells. 
 aTim. 3. 15. Upon reading the Scriptures. (2 fer.) 120 
 Prov. 14. 9. The folly of making a mock at fin 129 
 I Pet. 3. 13, 14. Virtue and piety our beft fecurity. 
 
 (2 ferm.) 1 34 
 
 Matt. II. 29. The advantages of humility - 145 
 
 Pfa. 33. 8. The nature and influence of the fear of God 
 
 , 150 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. A fufficiency with regard to men's fta- 
 tions in life adjufted and recommended - I 54 
 
 Heb. 2. 3. The greatnefs of the falvation offered in the 
 gofpel, and the extreme danger of negledling it 159 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. Conformity to this world inconfiftent with 
 our duty and happinels - - - - 164 
 
 I John, 2. 15. Inordinate love for this world incom- 
 patible with the prefent and future happinefs of man 
 
 168 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5. The death and fufterings of Chrift. foretold 
 and defcribed. Good Friday - - - 172 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 23. The certainty of our own refurreftion 
 inferred from the refurredlion of Chrift - 177 
 
 Tit. 2. 10. A good life the beft ornament of the Chrift- 
 
 ian profeflion - - - - - -181 
 
 Pfa. 119. 63. The advantages of converfing with good 
 
 men, and the inconveniencies of a contrary condudl 186 
 Eph. 4. 29. The great advantages of good difcourfe, and 
 
 the mifchiefs of the contraiy - - - 191 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. The great duty of redeeming the rime, and 
 
 the danger of negle<fting it - - - - 197 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The fcripture dodlrine of regeneration, or 
 a new creature, explained - - - 202 
 
 Prov. 12. 26. The righteous man the beft friend to the 
 
 community ------ 208 
 
 Jer. 17. 7. The duty and advantages of truft in God 213 
 Gal. 6. 7. Ajuft and equal retribution of future rewards 
 
 and punifhments afferted and maintained - 218 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59, 60. The duty and advantages of frequent 
 
 recolleftion ------ 222 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. The neceflity of a cheerful obedience to the 
 
 divine will -..-.- 227 
 
 Pfa. 84. I. A love to public worfhip, and places dedi- 
 cated to it, recommended - . - 232 
 Pfa. 18. 3. Exceffive wickednefs deftrudlive to a nation. 
 
 Faft day for the plague, 172 1 - - - 238 
 
 John, 5. 14. The removal of national afflicflions is ajuft 
 
 motive to gratitude and obedience. May 29th 243 
 2 Cor. 13. II. Unanimity among Chriftians in faith and 
 
 worfhip recommended. Farewell ferm. - 248 
 
 Matt. 25. 19. The due improvement of our talents an 
 
 indifpenfable duty. Farewell ferm. - - 254 
 
 Gal. 6. 9, The proper fupports and encouragements to 
 
 perfeverance in well-doing. Anniverfary meeting of 
 
 charity fchools ----- 260 
 
 From Bifhop Sherlock. 
 Heb. 7. 25. Salvation by Jefus Chrift - - 266 
 
 Luke, 4. I, 2. Chrift's temptation in the wildernefs 271 
 Pfa. 19. 12. Self-examination - - - 276 
 
 Luke, 12. 21. Irreligion a frequent attendant on great 
 
 riches ------- 280 
 
 Matt. 27. 38. The danger of trufting to a death-bed 
 
 repentance ------ 285 
 
 Ifa. 53. 3. The fufferings of Chrift - - 290 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10, II. The laft judgment - - 295 
 
 From Jofeph Butler, bifhop of Briftol. 
 James, 1.26. The government of the tongue - 300 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Self-deceit - - - - 305 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The character of Balaam - 310 
 
 Matt. 22. 37. The love of God. (2 ferm.) - 315 
 
 From Jeremiah Seed, M.A. 
 Prov. 15. 17. Domeftic love and union recommended 
 
 and enforced. (2 ferm.) . _ - . 326 
 
 Luke, 12. 15. How far affluence contributes to happi- 
 nefs, confidered. Before Univ. Oxford - 335 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES {continued). 
 
 Prov. 18. 1. The cafe of diverfionsftated, and the neces- 
 
 fity of an early application to wifdom Ihewn. Before 
 
 Univ. Oxford 344 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. The government of the thoughts. Before 
 
 Univ. Oxford ----- 352 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. The reafonablenefs of prayer in general, 
 
 and of public worfhip - - - "359 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. The duties of family and private prayer 
 
 confidered - - - - - • 365 
 
 Job, 2. 10. The duty of refignation - - 369 
 
 James, 4. 11. Evil-fpeaking - - - 374 
 
 Mark, 12. 30. The love of God - - - 381 
 
 Col. 3. 23. The foundation of morality. Before Univ. 
 
 Oxford 388 
 
 Col. 3. 23. The character of thofe who pretend to 
 
 morality without religion. Before Univ. Oxford 393 
 Rom. 12. 3. The notion of pride ftated, and the preten- 
 
 fions to it examined ----- 398 
 Pfa. 77. 3. The advantages of affliftlon. Fun. fer. 406 
 iTim. 1. 19. On faith, benevolence, &c. Farewellfer.4i3 
 
 From John Balguy, M.A. 
 John, 13. 17. Connexion between duty and happinefs 422 
 John, 4. 9. Diverfity of opinion no juft caufe of difcord 
 
 427 
 Efther, 5. 13. Haman and Mordecai - - 431 
 
 Prov. 12. 15. The wifdom of regarding counfel, and the 
 
 folly of rejedling it ----- 436 
 Pfa. 97. 1 . God's government of the world a fure and 
 
 moft joyful truth ----- 440 
 
 Adls, 17. II. The condudl of the Bereans confidered, 
 
 and recommended to imitation - . - 445 
 
 Pfa. 19. II. The natural advantages of a virtuous courfe 
 
 of life 450 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Diligence in our temporal concerns 455 
 Matt. 7. I. Cenforioufnefs - - - - 461 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. The excellence and immortality of the 
 
 human foul. (2 ferm.) - - - - 466 
 
 From George Fothergill, D.D. 
 Pfa. 37. 31. The importance of a religious principle to 
 
 perfonal virtue and happinefs . - - 477 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. The profitablenefs of godlinefs illuftrated 
 
 485 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafantnefs of a good life - 491 
 Prov. 4. 8. The honourablenefs of a good life 497 
 
 Col. 3. 2. The nature of heavenly-mindednefs, and the 
 
 danger of fome habits repugnant to it - - 504 
 
 Afts, 14. 17. God the giver of rain, and fruitful feafons; 
 
 and the ufe we ought to make of that confideration 512 
 Prov. 3. 5, 6. The influence of piety on the condu<S of 
 
 human life - - - - - "5^9 
 
 Matt. 25. 13. The neceflity of watchfulnefs from the 
 
 uncertainty of life ----- 529 
 
 Gen. 20. II. Importanceof religion to civil focieties 537 
 John, 9. 4. The condition of man's life a conftant call 
 
 to induftry --...- 549 
 
 From John Tottie, D.D. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. Ridicule, fo far as it affefts religion, con- 
 fidered and cenfured . - - - 559 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. The pernicious effefts of an intemperate 
 
 indulgence in fenfual pleafures. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] 569 
 Phil. 4. 8. The excellence of the Chriftian moralit)'. 
 
 [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] - - - - "ST? 
 Luke, 7. 35. The wifdom of Chrift's miniftry. [Bef. 
 
 Univ. Oxf.] 5^3, 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. The gofpel foundation of the doiflrine of 
 
 a future ftate. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] - - 590 
 
 John, 3. 8. The reality and efficacy of the ordinary 
 
 operationsof the Holy Spirit. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] 596 
 Prov. 16. 6. Moral perception of good and evil, not a 
 
 fufficient rule for human adions without religion. 
 
 [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] - . . - 603 
 
 John, 8. 10, II. The lenit>' of the gofpel to finners, no 
 
 encouragement to the practice of fin. [Bef. Univ. Oxt.] 
 
 611 
 
 4B
 
 I lO 
 
 1 1 08 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES {continued). 
 
 2 Fet. I. 5-7. Faith, the bafis of all Chriftian virtues. 
 (Bef. Univ. Oxf.) - - - - - 617 
 Matt. 22. 31, 32. A proper refurreftion of the body, 
 the primitive faith of God's people from the earlieft 
 ages. (Bef. Univ. Oxf.) . . - 62.^ 
 
 Matt. 6. 28. The works of nature full of intelledlual 
 and moral inftrudtion. (Bef. Univ. Oxf. Rogation 
 
 Sun.) - - 631 
 
 From Richard Newton, D.D. 
 Luke, 21. 19. Patience. (2 ferm.) - - 638 
 
 Prov. 10. 9. Integrity - . - . 649 
 
 Pfa. 26. 8. Public worfliip - - - 656 
 
 From Thomas Afhton, D.D. 
 
 1 Pet. 4. 10. Arguments for charity - - 663 
 Luke, 7. 22. Chriftian inftrudlion one principal inftance 
 
 of charity ------ 66g 
 
 Heb. 3. 12, 13. Religion the great fecurity againft the 
 delufions of fin - - - - - - 677 
 
 Deut. 6. 10-12. Sudden profperity fatal to religion 682 
 Pfa. 119. 120. The finner's hope of impunity ground- 
 
 lefs - 686 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59, 60. Refledtion on part errors the ground 
 of future caution - . - _ . 690 
 
 John, 8. 32, True notion of Chriftian liberty 695 
 
 Matt. 6. 13. Prayer an antidote againft temptation 700 
 Luke, 16. 25. Parable of the rich man and Lazarus 707 
 
 From Matthew Horbery, D.D. 
 John, 3. 8. The dodtrine of divine grace ftated and ex- 
 plained - - - - - - 711 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. The infpiration of the moral parts of 
 Scripture afferted. [Bifhop's vifit.] - - 717 
 
 Adts, 17. 28. Divine prefervation - - 724 
 
 From Daniel Waterland, D.D. 
 
 Rom. 12. 18. The nature of peaceablenefs, with the 
 foundation and extent of its obligations- - 729 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. The duty of keeping the heart; and the 
 importance of it illuftrated from the dependence of 
 our religious condudt, in faith and pradlice, on the 
 inward frame and difpofition of the mind - 739 
 
 Matt. 26. 41. The nature and kinds of fins of infirmity 
 
 747 
 
 Pfa. 19. 13. The nature and danger of prefumptuous 
 fins .--...- j^z 
 
 Prov. 18. 14. The mifery, caufes, and remedies of a 
 dejedted mind - - . . . y ^j 
 
 Rom. 12. 21. Charity and kind offices the beft con- 
 queft over an enemy ----- 762 
 
 1 John, 3. 21, 22. A good life the fureft title to a good 
 confcience -----. ^67 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. The nature and manner in which the 
 Holy Spirit may be fuppofed to operate upon us ; and 
 the marks and tokens of fuch operation - 772 
 
 I John, 4. I. Thelprings and motives of falfe pretences 
 to the Holy Spirit ; with the rules and marks of try- 
 ing and detedting them - - - - 777 
 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. The precife nature of the blafphemy 
 againft the Holy Ghoft - - - - 782 
 
 Eph. 4. 14. The cafe of deceivers and deceived, con- 
 fidered -.-_.- ygy 
 
 Numb. 22. 10-12. The hiftory and charadler of Balaam 
 
 792 
 From Thomas Newlin, M.A. 
 
 Mark, 6. 20. The efteem that attends the conftant 
 pradlice of virtue. [Bef. Univ. Oxf. St. John Bap- 
 
 tift's day.] --..-- ygg 
 
 Pfa. 15. 2. The duty and advantages of fincerity 804 
 John, 14. 16. The promife of a Comforter confidered 
 
 [Whitfunday.] ----- gn 
 
 James, 2. 19. The neceflity of fhewing our faith by our 
 
 works - - - - - - -816 
 
 Dan. 5. 27. The hand-writing upon the wall 822 
 
 Dan. 4. 3 1, 32. The weaknefs and uncertainty of human 
 
 reafon. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] - - - 828 
 
 Ifa. 57. 20, 21. Fear and difquiet the necefTary confe- 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES (continued). 
 
 quences of fin. [Bef. Univ. Oxf. St. John Baptift's 
 
 day.] -.--.. - 834 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Pleafure and peace the certain confe- 
 
 quences of virtue ----- 340 
 
 1 Cor. II. 28. The duty and advantages of felf-exami- 
 nation. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] - - - 845 
 
 Pfa. 119. 6. The eftedt of righteoufnefs, quietnefs, and 
 affurance for ever. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] - 851 
 
 2 Sam. 13.7. Nathan's application to David - 857 
 Luke, II. 4. The duty of forgiving our enemies re- 
 commended and enforced - - - g62 
 
 Exod. 33. 18, 19. The manifeftation of the divine glory 
 
 867 
 Jonah, 3. 5, 6. The repentance of Nineveh. [Faft day 
 
 for the plague, 1721.] ... - 873 
 
 Luke, 7. 40-43. Mary Magdalene - - 88 1 
 
 Exod. 4. 1 1 . God the Author and Giver of all our facul- 
 ties. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] - - - - 888 
 f From Henry Stebbing, D.D. 
 Matt. 6. 6. Private prayer - . . 857 
 Matt. II. 29. Chrift's manner of life an example for 
 
 our imitation .-..-- 900 
 Rom. 12. 9. Diffimulation. (2 ferm.) - 903 
 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. The duty of applying our worldly ad- 
 vantages for the good of others - - - 908 
 Pfa. 119. 59. The duty of religious refledtion. (2 fer.)9 1 1 
 
 Vol. 2. 1795. 
 Pfa. 14. I. The folly of atheifm and (what is now 
 
 called) deifm : even with refpedl to the prefent life. 
 
 Dr. Bentley ..-..- i 
 
 Heb. II. 6. Faith in God. Dr. Clarke - 11 
 
 John, 3. 19. The caufes of unbelief. Bp. Porteus 17 
 Deut. 29. 29. Religious myftery. Abp. Seeker 22 
 
 John, 3. 9. The true nature or notion of a Scripture 
 
 myftery. From Harveft - - - - 28 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16, 17. The difficulties in religion, and the 
 
 Scriptures, no argument againft either : and the folly 
 
 and wickednefs of perverting thofe difficulties to 
 
 wrong purpofes - . - . . 37 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. The excellence and immortality of the 
 
 human foul. (2 ferm.) Balguy - - 51 
 
 Micah, 6. 6-8. The great duties of natural religion, 
 
 with the ways and means of knowing them. Abp. 
 
 Tillotfon -.-.-. 61 
 
 Matt. II. 6. The prejudices formed, or offences taken, 
 
 againft the gofpel of Jefus Chrift. (3 ferm.) Bp. 
 
 Sherlock ------ yo 
 
 I Theff. 5. 21, 22. Examine fairly, adhere to that 
 
 which is good, and fhun all evil. (3 ferm.) Abp. 
 
 Seeker -..-.- Sz 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. Nothing in Chriftianity that may not 
 
 fairly be accounted for by reafon. Stephens 99 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5. Of a Trinity in unity. Abp. Tillotfon 107 
 John, 3. 17. The incarnation of Chrift agreeable to 
 
 natural reafon. Bp. Stillingfleet - - - 112 
 
 Adls, 19. 1-3. The divinity and perfonality of the Holy 
 
 Ghoft afferted from the New Teftament. Ridley. 118 
 Tit. 3. 3-7. Why neceffary to receive the Holy Ghoft. 
 
 Ridley .-.--. 127 
 
 Tit. 3. 4-7. The means of grace. (2 ferm.) Ridley 135 
 Heb. 2. 16, 17. The divinity and humanity of Jefus 
 
 Chrift. Duke 151 
 
 Matt. I. 21. The great benefits of our falvation by 
 
 Chrift reprefented and applied. Abp. Sharpe 158 
 Eph. I. 13. The Chriftian, the Pagan, the Mahometan, 
 
 and the Jewilh religions compared. Dr. Barrow 163 
 I Cor. 2. 6. The excellency of the Chriftian religion. 
 
 Dr. 
 
 Barrow 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 172 
 
 Exod. 
 
 20. 
 
 1-3- 
 
 The 
 
 firft commandment. 
 
 Bp. H 
 
 opkins 
 178 
 
 Exod. 
 
 20. 
 
 4-6. 
 
 The 
 
 fecond commandment. Dr 
 
 . Hole 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 187 
 
 Exod. 
 
 20 
 
 7- 
 
 The 
 
 third commandment. 
 
 Bp. 
 
 Beve- 
 
 ridg 
 
 e 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 - 
 
 
 192
 
 109 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES {continued.) 
 
 Exod. 20. 8-1 1. The fourth commandment. Bp. 
 
 Burnet ------ 197 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. The fifth commandment. Bp. Hopkins 
 
 202 
 Exod. 20. 13. The fixth commandment. Dr. Lupton 
 
 207 
 Exod. 20. 14.. The feventh commandment. Bp. Burnet 
 
 212 
 Exod. 20. 15. The eighth commandment. Bp. Wilfon 
 
 216 
 Exod. 20. 16. The ninth commandment. Dr. Hole 222 
 Exod. 20. 17. The tenth commandment. Dr. Hole 226 
 Matt. 7. 7, 8. The efficacy, neceflity, and duty of 
 
 prayer. Dean Mofs - - - - 232 
 
 Jofli. 24. I 5. The great duty of family religion. Abp. 
 
 Tillotfon - - - - - _ - - 238 
 
 Pfa. 22. 25. The great duty of public worfhip. Bp. 
 
 Moor ------ 243 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. The true way of profiting by God's word 
 
 read or preached. (4 ferm.) Bp. Wilfon - 247 
 Luke, 11.28. Same fubjedl. Bp. Wilfon - 270 
 
 Ecclef. II. 9. An early piety a neceflary duty. Bp. 
 
 Hickman ------ 277 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. The government of pafTion. Dr. Clarke 282 
 Eph. 4. 25. The nature of lying. Dr. Clarke 287 
 
 Col. 3. 20-22. The nature of relative duties. Dr. 
 
 Clarke 293 
 
 Deut. 5. 12. A ferious and devout obfervation of the 
 
 Lord's day enforced. Bp. Porteus - - 298 
 
 2 Tim. 3.4. An immoderate love of diverfions incon- 
 
 fiftent with the duties of a Chriftian. Bp. Porteus 302 
 Eph. 5. II. Avoid communication with the unfruitful 
 
 works of darknefs. (2 ferm.) Abp. Seeker - 307 
 Rom. 6. 21. Shame and death the fruits of fin. (2 fer.) 
 
 Abp. Seeker - - - - - 319 
 
 Luke, II. I. The Lord's prayer. Dr. Jortin 328 
 
 2 Their. 3.8,9. Induftry. Dr. Jortin - - 333 
 
 Phil. 4. II. Contentment. Dr. Jortin - 338 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. Humility. Dr. Jortin - - 344 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. Our duty to God, our neighbour, and 
 
 ourfelves. (3 ferm.) Dr. Jortin - - 349 
 
 Deut. 32. 29. The great benefit of confideration. Abp. 
 
 Wake .. - 365 
 
 Pfa. 9. 10. The great duty of felf-knowledge. Bp. 
 
 Hickman ------ 370 
 
 Adls, 24. 15. The paflions, and how to govern them. 
 
 Bp. Hickman ----- 375 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 25. Temperance in eating and drinking. Bp. 
 Gibfon - - - - - 381 
 
 Pfa. 112. 4. Character of an upright man. Abp. Sharpe 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. The Chriftian life defcribed. Abp. 
 
 Hart ------- 391 
 
 Pfa. 42. 5. Religious melancholy. Bp. Moore 397 
 Luke, 15. 18, 19. The parable of the prodigal Ion. 
 
 Abp. Sharpe ----- 402 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The hazard of a death-bed repentance. 
 
 Dr. Calamy . - - - - 408 
 
 Phil. 4. 8. A ferious perfuafion to a holy life. Abp. 
 
 Sharpe ---.-- 414 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. The important concern of a future ftate. 
 Dr. Calamy - - - - - -419 
 
 I Cor. 15. 35. The certainty of our refurredtion proved. 
 Dr. Calamy - . - - - 42^ 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. Chriftian moderation. Bp. Hoadly 431 
 
 1 Theff. 4. II. That we ihould avoid unneceflary in- 
 terference in the bufinefs of others, and diligently 
 attend to our own. Bp. Kennet - - 436 
 
 Pfa. 104. 15. The origin and rife of the bleflings and 
 comforts of life. Bp. Kennet - - 441 
 
 Tit. 2. 6, Young men exhorted. Bp. Kennet. (Before 
 feveral perfins of quality in their travels.) - 446 
 
 Pfa. 14. I. The danger and folly of practical atheifm. 
 Bellamy ------ 453 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES {continued). 
 
 Luke, 10.42. The one thing needful. Dr. Webfter46i 
 Heb. 10. 25. The duty of public wor/hip. Dr. Wcb- 
 
 fter - 466 
 
 Rom. 12. 10. The duty of brotherly love and the ill 
 
 efledls of a party fpirit. Balguy - - 471 
 
 John, 4. 23. The ufe and abufe of externals in religion. 
 
 J. Brown - - - - - - 476 
 
 Mark. 2. 27. The nature and end of the Sabbath. Dr. 
 Clarke ------ 482 
 
 Gal. 5. 24. Afh Wed. Abp. Seeker - - 487 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Lent. (2 ferm.) Dr. Clarke - 493 
 
 Heb. 12. 2. Good Friday. Dr. Clarke - - 504 
 
 Rom. 14. 9. Eafter Sunday. Abp. Seeker - 508 
 
 Col. 3. I, 2. Eafter Monday. Abp. Tillotfon - 513 
 Adls, 26. 8. Eafter Tuefday. Abp. Tillotfon 518 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. Prayer. Dr. Clarke - - 525 
 
 Heb. 8. I. The afcenfion of our Lord ; or, Holy Thurs- 
 day. Dr. Clarke ----- 530 
 
 Afls, 2. 1-4. Whit Sun. Abp. Tillotfon - 534 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. Whit Sun. [Bef. Univ. Oxf.] Dr. Tilly 542 
 I Tohn, 5. 7. Trin. Sun. Dean Swift - - 551 
 
 Matt. II. 3. Advent Sun. Bp. Atterbury - 556 
 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. Chriftmas Day. Terry - - 560 
 
 Matt. 7. 14. The difficulties of a virtuous life not fo 
 formidable as to difcourage the purfuit of it. Stephens 
 
 568 
 I Pet. 5. 8. Sobriety and vigilance recommended. Dr. 
 
 Stebbing - 574 
 
 Prov. 13. 20. The influence of converfation, with rules 
 
 for it. Dr. Lucas - . - - - 5-9 
 
 Heb. 10. 25. The external duties of religious worihip, 
 
 and pofitive rites of Chriftianity. Orr - 586 
 
 Prov. 14. 30. The nature and charader of envy. Dr. 
 
 Delany ------- 594 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. The method of making our good lives 
 
 ufeful to others. (2 ferm.) Bp. Blackball 601 
 
 Prov. 14. 14. A good man fatisfied from himfelf. Dr. 
 
 Ibbot - - - - - - 615 
 
 Matt. 6. 22, 23. The effefts of good and bad principles. 
 
 Dr. Ibbot 623 
 
 Adts, 14. 13. The ufe and abufe of the paffions. Batty 
 
 630 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The importance of religion above 
 
 worldly bufinefs. Batty - - - - 634 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. The joy of a good Chriftian. Batty 640 
 
 Eph. 4. 29. The evil of corrupt converfation. (3 ferm.) 
 
 Batty 645 
 
 Ezek. 18. 31. The inexcufablenefs of obftinate impe- 
 nitence. Dr. Snape - - _ . 660 
 Luke, 13. 3. The nature of true repentance. (3 ferm.) 
 Allen ------- 667 
 
 Luke, 22. 20. The duty of receiving the blefied facra- 
 
 ment ; and the preparation necelfary to the worthy 
 
 participation thereof. (2 ferm.) Allen - 685 
 
 Eph. 5. 33. The duties of the married ftate. (2 ferm.) 
 
 Dr. Delany ------ 694 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. The duty of parents to their children. (4 
 ferm.) Dr. Delany - - - - 706 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. The duty of children to their parents. 
 (2 ferm.) Dr. Delany - - - - 721 
 
 Eph. 6. 5-8. The duty of fervants to their mafters. Dr. 
 
 Delany 7^9 
 
 Eph. 6. 9. The duty of mafters to their fervants. Dr. 
 
 Delany - 737 
 
 Rom. 13. 8. The duty of paying debts. (2 ferm.) Dr. 
 
 Delany ..---- 745 
 
 Prov. 6. 6-8. The great importance and wifdom of 
 
 early induftry. Dr. Delany - - - - 753 
 
 Prov. 4. 7. The charadler of true wifdom and the 
 
 means of attaining it. Dr. Home - - 757 
 
 Exod. 20. 13. The great folly, iniquity, abfurdity, and 
 
 crying guilt of duelling. (2 ferm.) Dr. Delany 764 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. The great evil, folly, and guilt of gaming. 
 
 Dr. Delany ------ 773
 
 nil 
 
 FAMILY LECTURES {continued). 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. The great evil, folly, and guilt of luxury 
 in drefs. Dr. Delany ----- 776 
 
 Rom. 13. 13. The great evil and guilt of luxury in eat- 
 ing and drinking. Chriitmas Term. Dr. Delany 779 
 
 Numb. 24. II. Honefty and plain-dealing an ufual bar 
 to honour and preferment, but yet to be purfued from 
 higher motives. Dr. Coney . - . 784 
 
 Prov. 14. 14. A good man fupported by his virtues. 
 (2 ferm.) Dr. Coney - - . - 7^2 
 
 Ecclef. I. 2. The vanity ofthe world. Bp. Hopkins 801 
 
 Pfa. 39. 4. The meafuring our days of great ufe in re- 
 ligion. Bp. Bull ----- 821 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. The folly of glorying in wifdom, might, 
 or riches. Bp. Bull 828 
 
 Jer. 9. 23, 24. Man's dependence upon Godhisbeftand 
 only fecurity. Bp. Bull - - - 836 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. The example of Jefus Chrift recommended 
 to our imitation. Dr. Bandy _ - . 844 
 
 Matt. 10. 33. On deferring our religion. Dr. Bundy 849 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 5. Human happinefs and improvement to be 
 derived from Divine grace, or the operation of the 
 Holy Ghoft. Dr. Bundy - - - 854 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 5. Our fufficiency the gift of God's grace. 
 
 Dr. Bundy - - - - - - 859 
 
 Deut. 4. 6. Chriftianity recommended, as promoting 
 
 national honour and prolperity. Dr. Bundy 865 
 
 Pfa. 116. 18, 19. Public worfhip recommended. Dr. 
 
 Bundy ------- 870 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Religious pleafures productive of the greateft 
 
 happinefs. Seed - - - - - 874 
 
 Pfa. 37. 4. Delight in God the origin and perfedlion of 
 
 human pleafure. Seed . - - - 879 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. Of anger, meeknefs, &c. Seed - 884 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. On examination of a right faith in Chrift. 
 
 Dr. Adams ------ 895 
 
 A(fts, 20. 24. The fublime motives and principles of 
 
 Chriftianity. Dr. Adams - - - - 899 
 
 2 Kings, 20. I. Preparation for death. Dr. Adams 903 
 Mark, 10. 17. The attainment of eternal life. Dr. 
 
 Adams ------ 90S 
 
 Matt. 27. 54. The character of our Lord, as delineated 
 
 in the gofpel, one convincing proof that he was the 
 
 Son of God. Bp. Porteus - - - - 912 
 
 Prov. 3. 27. The many various opportunities of doing 
 
 good. Bp. Porteus - - - - 917 
 
 FAMILIAR Difcourfes upon the Apoftles' Creed, 
 the Lord's Prayer, and the Litany. By a dig- 
 nitary of the Church. 8°. Lofici. 1809 
 Matt. 28. 19. Belief in God - . _ i 
 I John, 2. 23. What is required of them who profefs 
 to believe in God the Son; His fufferings, death and 
 burial ------ 19 
 
 Afts, 2. 31, 32. Belief in Jefus Chrift the Son of God. 
 His defcent into hell, and refurredlion from the 
 dead -------37 
 
 Ad:s, I. II. Belief in Jefus Chrift the Son of God; His 
 
 afcenfion into heaven, fitting at the right hand of 
 
 God, and return to judge the world - 57 
 
 John, 15. 26. Belief in the Holy Ghoft - - 75 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 27. Belief in the holy Catholic Church, the 
 communion of faints, the forgivenefs of fins 93 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The refurreiftion of the body, and the 
 life everlafting - - - - - 1 1 1 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15. Recapitulation - - - 131 
 
 Matt. 6. 9-13. Explanation of the Lord's Prayer. (2 
 
 ferm.) - - - - - - 151 
 
 Matt. 6. 13 ; Phil. 4. 6. Explanation ofthe Litany. (4 
 
 ferm.) - - - - - - -187 
 
 Explanation ofthe form of fupplication fubjoined to the 
 
 Litany ------ 251 
 
 FAMILY Difcourfes. By a country gentleman. 
 Sm. 8°. ' Lon^. 1768 
 
 I Kings, 14. 16 
 
 - 191 
 
 Col. 3. 8 - - 
 
 215 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 16, 17 
 
 - 239 
 
 I Cor. II. 26-31 
 
 263 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I 
 
 285 
 
 FAMILY DISCOURSES {continued). 
 Jofh. 24. 15 - - 3 
 Jer. 23. 23,24. (2fer.) 21 
 Pfa. 75. 6, 7 - 55 
 
 Matt. II. 5 - - 79 
 Micah, 6. 8. (3 fer.) loi 
 Wifdom, 2. 1 5 - 169 
 
 FAMILY Prayers, adapted to the courfe of the 
 ecclcfiaftical year. Compiled for the ufe of 
 families of the clergy or laity. By a clergy- 
 man. Pp. 53. 12°. Z,cW. 1848 
 
 FANCOURT, Samuel. 
 
 A DifTenting minifter. Born in the Weft of England 
 1678. Became Paftor of a congregation at Salifbury. After- 
 wards removed to London, and is confidered to have been 
 the firft who opened a circulating library in London (about 
 1740 or 1745), ^^ which, however, he did not fucceed. 
 Died 1768. 
 
 Enthufiafm retorted ; or, remarks on Mr. Mor- 
 gan's fecond letter to the four London minis- 
 ters ; and on fome later inveftives of the fame 
 author, againft the doftrine of the BlefTed 
 Trinity. Pp. 54. 8°. Land. 1722 
 
 FANSHAWE, Sir Richard, Knt. 
 
 A ftatefman, negotiator, and poet. Born 1608 ; died 
 1666. His tranfiation of Guarinis's Paftor Fido was for- 
 merly much efteemed. The interefting Memoirs written 
 by his lady have been recently publifhed. 
 Original letters during his embaffies in Spain and 
 Portugal. 8'^. Lond. 1701 
 
 FANSHAWE, Lady. 
 
 Memoirs of Lady Fanfhavve, wife of the Right 
 Hon. Sir Richard Fanfhawe. Written by her- 
 felf. Now firft publifhed from the original 
 MS. To which are added, extradls from the 
 correfpondence of Sir Richard Fanfhawe. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1829* 
 This interefting volume was edited by Sir N. H. Nicolas. 
 
 FAREL, William, the Swifs reformer. 
 
 Born 1489; died 1565. 
 
 (The life of) From the German of the Rev. 
 Melchior Kirchover. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 FAREWELL fermons of fome of the moft emi- 
 nent Nonconformift minifters, delivered at 
 the period of their ejeftment by the Adl of 
 Uniformity in the year 1662. To which is 
 prefixed a hiftorical and biographical preface. 
 8°. 
 
 Hiftorical and biographical preface 
 
 2 Sam. 24. 14. Edm. Calamy 
 
 Heb. 12. I. Dr. T. Manton 
 
 Rev. 3. 4. Jof. Caryl - . - 
 
 Rev. 2. 5. T. Cafe - - - 
 
 Heb. II. 38. William Jenkyn 
 
 Col. 2. 6, 7. R. Baxter - 
 
 John, 8. 29. Dr. T. Jacomb 
 
 Heb. 12. 20, 21. Dr. William Bates 
 
 John, 1 3. 34. T. Watfon 
 
 Phil. 4. I. T. Lye - 
 
 I Cor. 1.3. Matt. Mede 
 
 Rev. 3. 3. Matt. Newcomen 
 
 No text. Thomas Brooks 
 
 Jude, 3. J. Collins - - - 
 
 I Sam. 4. 13. Edm. Cilamy 
 
 Luke, 12. 32. J. Gafpine 
 
 Heb. 13. 20, 21. Dr. Laz. Seaman 
 
 Matt. 26. 39. G. Evanke 
 
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 FARINDON, Anthony, BD. 
 
 Born at Sunning, Berks, 1 596. Admitted fcholar of 
 
 Trinit)- College, Oxford, 1612; and eledted Fellow 1617. 
 
 Vicar of Bray, Berks, 1634. Ejefted, and reduced to 
 
 want on the breaking out of the Civil Wars. Afterwards 
 
 became Paftor of St. Mary Magdalen, London. Died 1658, 
 
 He was much celebrated as a preacher. His fermons are 
 
 among the beft in the Englifh language for matter, as well 
 
 as for great power and eloquence. The firft volume was 
 
 publifhed in 1657; the fecond in 1663; and a third in 
 
 1673. A fecond edition, with additions, of the two firft, 
 
 was publifhed in 1672 — all in folio. The whole have been 
 
 accurately reprinted in 4 vol. 8°. 1849. 
 
 Sermons, preached principally in the parifh 
 
 church of St. Mary Magdalene, Milk Street, 
 
 London. To which is prefixed. The life of 
 
 the author, by the Rev. Thomas Jackfon, 
 
 S.T.P., author of the life of John Goodwin, 
 
 &c. With copious indices, and a tranflation 
 
 of all the Greek and Latin quotations. 4 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Editor's preface - ... - i-xiii 
 
 The life of the author ----- xvii 
 
 Heb. 2. 17. The nativity - - - - 29 
 
 Rom. 8. 32. The paflion " - - * 55 
 
 Rev. I. 18. The refurre£tion. Eafter - 80 
 
 John, 16. 13. The promife of the Holy Ghoft. Whit 
 
 Sunday ------- 103 
 
 Micah, 6. 6-8. What is good - - - 130 
 
 6. 8. What is good and its manifeftation - 152 
 
 6. 8. The promulgation of this good as a law 177 
 
 6. 8. Juftice and honefty - - - 204 
 
 6. 8. The love of mercy - - - 233 
 
 6. 8. Walking humbly with God - 260 
 
 Gal. 4. 29. Perfecution - . - - 286 
 
 1 ThefT. 4. II. Study to be quiet - - 309 
 
 I ThelT. 4. II. Do your own bufinefs - - 331 
 
 Matt. 24. 42. The Lord, and his fecond advent 355 
 
 24. 42. The coming of our Lord ; the end of his 
 
 coming, and our ignorance of the hour - 374 
 
 24.42. The duty of watching - =• 398 
 
 James, i. 27. Pure and undefiled religion - 423 
 
 I Sam. 3. 18. Acquiefcence under the mighty hand of 
 God -..---- 446 
 John, 6. 56. The character of a Chriftian - 477 
 
 Ezek. 33. II. God's exhortation to repentance. (4 ferm.) 
 
 497 
 Ezek. 33. 1 1. God's expoftulation : Why will ye die ? 591 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Ezek. 33. II. God's expoftulation: Why will ye die? 
 
 (3 ferm.) --.-.■. i 
 
 I Cor. II. 25. The Lord's fupper : its end, and our 
 
 duty -..---. yi 
 
 II. 26. The Lord's fupper: what to do, and how 
 
 long .......58 
 
 11.28. The Lord's fupper: our qualification forit 113 
 
 Gal. I. 10. Men-pleafing condemned - - 139 
 
 Col. 2. 6. The duty of walking in Chrift - 165 
 
 Pfa. 119. 19. Fun. fermon on the Lord Mayor 189 
 
 John, 5. 35. John the Baptift - - - 217 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. Confolation for Chriftian mourners 235 
 
 John, 5. 14. Chrift's folicitous mercy - - 253 
 
 5. 14. Chrift's exciting mercy - - 279 
 
 5. 14. Chrift's teaching mercy - - 293 
 
 Luke, 6. 24. Conjundlion and feparation of woe and 
 
 riches - - - - - - -318 
 
 I Pet. 5. 6. The duty of humbling ourfelves 332 
 
 I Pet. 5. 6. Humility, the duty and motives 346 
 
 Col. 3. 2. Our affedtions to afcend heavenward 359 
 Prov. 23. 23. Buy the truth : fell it not. (2 ferm.) 373 
 Matt. 5. 10. Perfecution - - . ^.^2 
 
 Pliil. 3. 10, 1 I. The refurre£lion of Chrift. Eafter day 459 
 
 I I 14 
 
 FARINDON, Anthony, B.D. {continued). 
 
 Adls, I. 10, II. The afcenfion of Chrift - 477 
 
 I Cor. 6. 20. The benefits of redemption, and the duties 
 
 of the redeemed. (2 ferm.) - - - 495 
 
 12. 3. The teaching of the Spirit of God. Whit- 
 Sunday - - - - - - -525 
 
 12. 3. The Holy Ghoft the great and only teacher 
 
 of his people. Whit-Sunday - - - 5^.0 
 
 Ifa. 55. 6. The duty of feeking the Lord - 557 
 
 Matt. 6. 12. Forgive us our debts. Sac. Sunday 589 
 
 Matt. 6. 12. As we forgive our debtors. Sac. Sun. 605 
 Pfa. 122. I. The objedt and nature of David's delight, 
 (2 ferm.) ---..- 634 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 The kingdom of God and his righteous- 
 
 33- 
 
 Matt. 6 
 
 nefs 
 6. 33 
 
 fought ------ 
 
 6. 33. Firft feek the kingdom of God 
 
 6. 33. The promife to thofe who feek 
 
 God's kingdom and righteoufnefs to be 
 
 16 
 29 
 44 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. A dehortation from error - - 59 
 
 Gal. 6. 7. God's wifdom vindicated, and his juftice de- 
 clared -------74 
 
 I ThefT. 4. 18. Duty of comforting one another. (2 
 ferm.) ------ 98 
 
 Afts, 2. 12, 13. A miracle the objeft of derifion 126 
 
 Luke, II. 27, 28. A certain woman's commendation of 
 
 Chrift. (2 ferm.) ----- 140 
 
 Col. 3. I. The firft refurreftion - - 178 
 
 Phil. I. 23. St. Paul's doubt and defire - - 193 
 
 I Cor. II. I. Imitate Chrift and his followers 205 
 
 Prov. 28. 13. The danger of covering our fins 225 
 
 Matt. 24. 25. Prediiftion of Chrift's fecond advent 239 
 Luke, 18. 12. The Pharifee and his performances 252 
 James, I. 25. Charadler of the gofpel. (4 ferm.) 267 
 James, 1. 25. Character of a Chriftian indeed. (3 ferm.) 
 
 Jer. 12. I. By a friend of the author's upon his being 
 
 in the late troubles filenced - - - 363 
 
 Phil. 4. 17. Same fubjedl - - - - 379 
 
 On his being reftored to the exercife of his 
 
 399 
 
 7. The nativity - - - 419 
 
 The nature and fubje(fl of meeknefs 435 
 The objefts of meeknefs - - 448 
 
 The neceflity of meeknefs - 463 
 
 The necefTity and reward of meeknefs 478 
 The duty and objed of a Chrifldan's imita- 
 
 .- - 494 
 
 Motives for a Chriftian to imitate God 51 1 
 Matt. 18. I. The greateft in the kingdom of heaven 528 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 7. Hope and charity - - 547 
 Pfa. 51. 12. David's repentance and reftoration 563 
 
 2 Cor. 6. I. Receive not the grace of God in vain 572 
 , 28. Encouragement from Chrift's promifed 
 
 586 
 
 4. Duty of the magiftrate - - 609 
 
 13-16. Chriftian fubmiftion to civil govern- 
 
 ------- 629 
 
 , 2. The deftruftion of God's enemies 641 
 
 662 
 
 Luk . 
 
 advent 
 Rom. 13 
 I Pet. 2. 
 
 ment 
 Pfa. 68. 
 
 Gen. 3. 12. 
 
 Adam's vain excufe for his fin 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Luke, 10. 5, 6. The miflion, commiflion, and premo- 
 nition of the difciples. (2 ferm.) - - i 
 Rom. II. 20. Haughtinefs of mind, and its antidote 27 
 Afts, 12. 5. Peter's paffion, and the Church's compas- 
 fion -..---- 41 
 Pfa. 37. 10, II. Terror to the wicked: comfort to. be- 
 
 lievers .....-- 5a 
 
 Matt. 15. 28. Commendation and reward of faith 68 
 
 Prov. 12. 14. Obedience to God's will, and its fruits 81 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Chrift's temptation in the wildernefs. (4 
 
 ferm.) 96 
 
 Matt. 22. II, 12. The Chriftian's wedding-garment. (2 
 
 ferm.) 163
 
 1115 
 
 1 1 16 
 
 FARINDON, Anthony, B.D. (^continued). 
 Matt. 6. 9. The Lord's prayer. 
 6. 9. A preface concerning catechifing and prayer 
 
 195 
 ' 6. 9. Prayer and its manner - - 205 
 
 6. 9. Our Father in heaven - . 227 
 
 6. 9. Hallowed be thy name - - 254 
 
 — — 6. 10. Thy kingdom come - - . 273 
 
 6. 10. Thy will be done on earth. (2 ferm.) 297 
 
 6. II. Give us this day our daily bread (3 fer.) 325 
 
 6, 12. Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our 
 
 debtors. (2 ferm.) - - . - ^gg 
 6. 13. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us 
 
 from evil. (7 ferm.) - . . . ^22 
 6. 13. Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and 
 
 the glory, for ever. Amen - - - 518 
 
 Index of texts which are the fubjeds of fermons, 533 ; 
 
 Index of authors cited, 535 j General index, 542 ; 
 
 Index of texts cited, 605. 
 
 [FARINGTON, — ] 
 
 The religion of many of the clergy in the Church 
 of England fince the reign of King James the 
 Firft. By a lover of truth and godlinefs. 
 Ff. 3. Pp. 167. 8°. Lo»J. 1707 
 
 FARINGTON, William, B.D., late Redor of 
 Warrington, and Vicar of Leigh. 
 
 Sermons on feveral important fubjefts. 8°. 
 
 Warrington, 1769 
 Rom. 14. 12. Man an accountable creature 
 Job, 19. 25-27. The future refurredlion 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 9. Future rewards - - - 
 Matt. 25. 46. Future puni/hments 
 Hab. 3. 17, 18. Reliance on Providence 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5. Patience under afflidions 
 Rom. 5. I. Redemption 
 
 Ezek. 18. 27. The Scripture dodVrine of repentance 185 
 Ezek. 18. 27. The neceflity of an immediate repent- 
 ance - - - - - - - 217 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. Faith 255 
 
 John, 6. 27. Chriftian induftry - - - 295 
 
 John, 4. 23. The means of religion - - 317 
 
 FARMER, Hugh. 
 
 A learned diifenting divine. Born near Shrewfbury 1714. 
 Received part of his education from Dr. Doddridge. Be- 
 came Chaplain to Mr. Coward, of Walthamftowe, and mi- 
 nifter of a DilTenting meeting in that place. Died 1787. 
 An inquiry into the nature and defign of Chrift's 
 temptation in the wildernefs. Matt. 4. i-ii. 
 Pp. viii. 104. 8°. Land. 1761 
 
 An inquiry into the nature and defign of Chrill's 
 temptation in the wildernefs. Second edit, 
 enlarged. To which is added. An appendix. 
 Pp. i-xi. 160. 8°. Land. 1765 
 
 A third edition, with large additions, was publi/hed in 
 1776. In this work, the author treats our Lord's tempta- 
 tion as a divine vifion. 
 
 A dillertation on miracles ; defigned to fhew 
 that ihey are arguments of a divine interpo- 
 fition, and abfolute proofs of the miffion and 
 doftrine of a prophet. 8°. Land, ijyi 
 
 An eflay on the demoniacs of the New Tefta- 
 ment. 8°. Lond. 1775 
 
 Other works : An Examination of Mr. Le Moine's 
 Treatife on Miracles, 8°. 1772. Letters to the Rev. Dr. 
 Worthington, in anfwer to his late publication, entitled. 
 An impartial Inquiry into the Cafe of the Gofpel Demo- 
 niacs, %\ 1778. The General Prevalence of the Worfhip 
 of Human Spirits in the Ancient and Heathen Nations 
 afferted and proved, 8°. 1783. 
 
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 23 
 
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 73 
 
 lOI 
 
 127 
 151 
 
 FARMER, Hugh {continue^. 
 
 Memoirs of the life and writings of the Rev. 
 Hugh Farmer. To which is added, A piece 
 of his, never before publilhed. Alfo, feveral 
 original letters, and an extraft from his Eflay 
 on the Cafe of Balaam. By the late Michael 
 Dodfon, Efq. 8°. Lond. 1^0 f 
 
 Anonymoui trail relating to Dr. Farmer. 
 Chrift's temptations real fadts j or, a defence of the evan- 
 gelical hiftory; fliewing, that our Lord's temptation 
 may be fairly and reafonably underftood, as a narrative of 
 what was really tranfadted : in anfwer to Mr. Far- 
 mer's Inquiry into the Nature and Defign of Chrift's 
 Temptation in the Wildernefs. Being a letter to Mr. 
 . Pp. 78. 8°. Lond. 1762 
 
 FARMER, John, M.A. 
 
 A DiiTenting Calvinift minifter, brother of the preceding. 
 Born near Shrewfljury. Afliftant minifter at Fetter Lane, 
 London, 1730, and at Coggelhall, Eflex, 1739. 
 Sermons on various divine iubjedls. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1744 
 Eph. 2. 5. Salvation by grace - - - i 
 
 John, 14. 26. The Spirit the Sandlifier and the Com- 
 forter of the redeemed - - - . 24 
 Matt, 14. 31. The doubts of dejefted Chriftians an- 
 fwered ---.--.47 
 Ifa. 61. 10. The robe of righteoufnefs - 73 
 2Kings, 2. II. Elijah's tranflation - - - 93 
 Matt. 4. I. The tempted Saviour - - 109 
 1 Theff. 3. 5. The tempted believer - - 132 
 Rom. 8. 28. All things working together for the good 
 of believers - - - - - - 156 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. The thief on the crofs - 177 
 
 Ifa. 40. II. The ftrength of Chrift's love to weak be- 
 lievers ...... 199 
 
 Pfa. 94. 12. The fanftified rod - - - 220 
 
 I Pet. 3. 18. The fuffering Jefus ; or, a view of Chrift 
 
 in his dying love ----- 240 
 
 Matt. 17. I, 2. On Chrift's transfiguration - 260 
 
 Phil. I. 6. Perfevering grace , - - 278 
 
 Ifa. 55. 7. A doorofhope opened for the greateft finners 
 
 297 
 
 Pfa. 142. 4, 5. God the Chriftian's refuge in the greateft 
 
 affliilions - - - - - -318 
 
 I Tim. I. 13. The converfion of the Apoftle Paul ^39 
 Numb. 23. 10. Balaam's requeft - - 362 
 
 Ifa. 46.4. The fupport of aged Chriftians - 381 
 
 Prov. 13.20. The fin and mifchief of bad company 399 
 
 FARQUHAR, John, M.A., Minifter at Nigg. 
 
 His fermons are written with much clearnefs of appre- 
 henlion and corredtnefs of tafte. 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts ; carefully corrected 
 from the author's manufcript, hy George 
 Campbell, D.D., Principal of Marifchal 
 College ; and Alexander Gerard, D.D., Prof, 
 of Divinity in King's College, Aberdeen. 
 
 Fourth edition 
 
 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1792 
 
 I Theff. 5. 16 
 
 I 
 
 Pfa. 24. 3-5 - - 210 
 
 John, 15. 15 - 
 
 26 
 
 Luke, 15. 11-24 M^ 
 
 2 Kings, 8. 13 
 
 43 
 
 Matt. II. 29 - 267 
 
 Adls, 24. 25 
 
 63 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4 - - - 288 
 
 Pfa. 73. 28 - - 
 
 83 
 
 Luke, 7. 36-48 309 
 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38 
 
 107 
 
 Matt. 26. 36-44 330 
 
 Matt. 22. 39 
 
 126 
 
 John, 19. 30 - 360 
 
 Col. 3. 14 - - 
 
 144 
 
 Ifa. S3- 3 - - 381 
 
 Pfa. 51, 17 
 
 164 
 
 I Cor. II. 26 - 401 
 
 Matt. 7. 24-28 - 
 
 184 
 
 Adts, 20. 35 - - 425 
 
 FARR, Edward, 
 
 Efq. 
 
 
 Seledl poetry, chiefly de 
 
 i-otional, of the reign of
 
 III7 
 
 FARR, Edward, Efq. {continued). 
 
 Queen Elizabeth, collefted and edited for the 
 Parker Society, 2 vol. 1 8". Camb. 1 845 
 
 PARRER, John, M.A., Reftor of the united 
 parifhes of St. Clement, Eaftcheap, and St. 
 Martin Orgar's, London. 
 
 Sermons on the miffion and charafler of Chrift, 
 and on the beatitudes ; comprehending what 
 were preached 1803, at the le£ture founded 
 by the Rev. John Bampton, M.A. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1804 
 
 The miflion and charadler of Chrift. 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6 I 
 
 Ifa. 53. 5 - - - - - - 29 
 
 Ifa. 61. I, 2. [Luke, 4. 18, 19. J - - 59 
 
 John, I. 14 - - - - - - 89 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14 - - - - - 119 
 
 Matt. 4. 23 139 
 
 Mark, i. 15. (2 ferm.) .... jy^ 
 
 The beatitudes, Matt. 5. 3-10. (8 ferm.) . 229 
 
 Sermons on the parables : a new edition ; the 
 whole feries recompofed, and contained in one 
 volume. 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 Matt. 13. 3. Characters and ufes of parables - I 
 
 13. 9. Underftanding of a parable - 17 
 
 13. 10. Why Jefus fpoke to the people in parables 
 
 13. 18. The lower . . - . ^^ 
 
 13. 30. The tares among the wheat - 67 
 
 13. 31, 32. The grain of muftard-feed - 85 
 
 13. 44. The treafure found - . 103 
 
 13. 52. The difcreet houfeholder - - 121 
 
 John, 10. 14. The good Shepherd - - 137 
 
 Luke, 10. 37. The benevolent Samaritan - 153 
 
 Matt. 18. 33. The unmerciful fellow-fervant 173 
 
 Luke, 15. 31, 32. The two fons. (2 ferm.) 189 
 
 16. 9. The politic fteward - - 227 
 
 — — 16. 25. The rich man and the poor man 243 
 
 18. I. The importunate widow - - 265 
 
 18. 9, 10. The pharifee and the publican 2S1 
 
 Matt. 20. I. The labourers in the vineyard 299 
 Matt. 21. 34. The tenants of the vineyard. National faft 
 
 321 
 
 Luke, 14. 16. The great fupper - . 341 
 
 Matt. 22. II. The marriage-feaft - - - 363 
 
 25. 13. The ten virgins - - - 381 
 
 25. 15. The fervants and the talents - 399 
 
 Luke, 19. 16-19. "^^^ fervants and the pounds 417 
 
 Matt. 25. 40. The final judgment . . 435 
 
 FARRINGTON, R., A.M. 
 
 Twenty fermons. 8°. Lond. 1 741 
 
 Pfa. 16. II. The fupreme good, or religion the way to 
 
 happinefs. (2 ferm.) - . _ . i 
 
 Phil. 4. 12. The nature and happy influence of con- 
 tentment -..._. og 
 Pfal. 119. 71. The ufe and improvement ofafflicflions 59 
 Afts, 3. 19. Repentance the remedy againft the evil of 
 
 fin. (2 ferm.) -.--.. yg 
 
 John, 3. 5. The new birth, or regeneration neceflary to 
 
 falvation ..-.._ 112 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The facility, peace, and pleafure of a good 
 
 and holy life .--... 129 
 Job, II. 14, 15. True religion our beft fupport againft 
 
 groundlefs fears and dejedlions - - 144 
 
 Pfa. 147. I. Thankfijlnefs a reafonable and beatifying 
 
 duty - - - - - - .161 
 
 Phil. 3.8. The excellency of Chriftian knowledge 175 
 James, 4. 6. The commendation ofhumility. (2 ferm.) 
 
 189 
 Job, 21. 15. The profits of piety - . 217 
 
 III8 
 
 FARRINGTON, R., A.M. (continued). 
 
 1 Tim. I. 5. The love of God and man recommended. 
 (2 ferm.) ...... 231 
 
 Matt. 26. 26-28. The benefits of the holy facrament 255 
 
 2 Cor. I. 12. The happinefs of a good confcience. (2 fer.) 
 
 271 
 1 John, 3. 3. The hope of a Chriftian - 301 
 
 FASHIONABLE Orthodoxy ; or, the highroad 
 to preferment, by Verax. 8°. Lond. 1821 
 A fatire, chiefly againft the oppofers of the Bible Society. 
 
 FASTIDIUS, Priscus. 
 
 An Englilhman, and a Bifliop (fome fay) of London. 
 Flourilhed 430. 
 Liber de vita Chriftiana. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gall. 9. 481 ; 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1941 
 FATHERS, The, vindicated ; or, animadver- 
 fions on a late Socinian book, entitled. The 
 Judgment of the Fathers touching the Trinity, 
 againft Dr. Bull's Defence of the Nicene Faith. 
 8"^. Lond. 1697 
 
 FATHERS of the Englifh Church. See Rich- 
 mond. 
 FAUCHEUR, Michel Le. 
 
 A French Proteftant divine of extraordinary talents as a 
 preacher. He was fucceffively minifter at Montpellier, 
 Charenton, and Paris. Died at a very advanced age, 1657. 
 On one occafion he preached in fo forcible and perfuafive a 
 ftyle againft duels, that the Marechal de la Force faid to 
 fome brave officers that were near him, that /hould a 
 challenge be fent him he would not accept it. The fer- 
 mons of Faucheur are exceedingly fcarce. 
 Sermons fur les onze premiers chapitres des Aftes 
 
 des Apoftres. 4 vol. 12°. Gen. 1664 
 
 Traite de I'aftion de I'orateur, ou de la pronon- 
 
 ciation et du gefte. 12°. Par. 165 7 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 6. 23. The wages of fin and the 
 
 reward ot grace. Tranflated. 
 
 Cobbin, i., French Preacher 
 
 Other works : Recueil de Prieres. Traite fur I'Eucha- 
 riftie, folio, Gen. 1635, &c. Sermons, &c. 
 
 FAUSSET, Godfrey, D.D. 
 
 Canon of Chrift Church, Margaret Profeftbr of Divinity, 
 Oxford, and Vicar of Cropthorne, Worcefterfliire. 
 
 The claims of the Eftablifhed Church to exclu- 
 five attachment and fupport, and the dangers 
 which menace her from fchifm and indiffe- 
 rence, confidered, in eight fermons, preached 
 1820, at the lefture founded by the late Rev. 
 John Bampton, M.A. 8°. Oxf. 1820 
 
 I Cor. 3. 3. General infenfibility to the duty of church 
 
 communion .-..-. i 
 
 I Cor. 12. 25. Schifm .... 41 
 
 John, 20. 21. Epifcopacy - - - - 97 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. Epifcopacy, continued - - 153 
 
 Rom. 10. 15. The Chriftian priefthood - - 201 
 
 I Cor. 14. 40. Forms ... - 245 
 
 John, 18. 36. Alliance of Church and State - 295 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. Toleration and teft laws - - 336 
 
 A fermon, Eph. 6. 4. On the neceffity of 
 educating the poor in the principles of the 
 Eftablifhed Church. 8°. Oxf. 1811 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 18.4. The revival of Popery. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1838 
 
 FAUSTINUS Presbyter. 
 
 A prieft of the fedl of Luciferians, who fliared in the
 
 II 19 
 
 1 1 20 
 
 FAUSTINUS Prelbyter {continued). 
 
 perfecution they experienced, but wns at laft fet free by the 
 
 intervention of Theodofius. Flourifhed 383. 
 
 De Trinitate, five de fide, contra Arrianos. 
 
 Libellus precum [a Fauilino et Marcellino]. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 637 ; 
 Bibl. Patr. Gall. 7. 441 
 Contra Arrianos. Grynsus, Lat. 1998 
 
 FAUSTINUS, Saint. 
 
 Homilia. Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 5. 55 
 FAUSTUS, or FAUSTINUS Rhegiensis. 
 
 Probably a native of Britain. Abbot of Lerins 443. 
 Bifliop of Rhegium [Riez] 462. Died about 500. He 
 followed Cafllan in his oppofition to the doftrine of grace, 
 and " gained the viftory," fays Dr. Hagenbach, " over 
 Lucidus, a hyper-Auguflinian Preftiyter, at the Synod of 
 Aries, 475-" Has been accufed of anthropomorphilm. 
 Opufcula omnia. 
 
 ProfefTio Fidei. 
 
 Epiftola ad Lucidum Prefbyterum praedeftinatianorum has- 
 refeos veneno infedtum, cum ejufdem refponfione. 
 
 De gratia Dei et humanae mentis libero arbitrio. 
 
 Sermo ad monachos. 
 
 Admonitio. Epiftolae. Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 523 
 
 Epiftols. Canifius, i. 343 
 
 Ad amicum de fcientia divinas legis. 
 De refurreftione Chrifti. 
 De corpora et fanguine Chrifti. 
 Super evangelium Matthaei. 
 
 Hieronymi Opera, 11. 77, 204, et 255 
 De libero arbitrio. 
 
 De creaturis. Grynasus, Lat. 1484 
 
 Ad Lucidum. Ibid. 72 
 
 De ratione fidei. Herold, Hserefologia, 700 
 
 Sermones fex ad monachos. 
 
 Mart, et Durand, CoUeftio, 9. 142 
 
 FAUSTUS. The hiftory of the life and death 
 
 ofDr. John Fauftus. 8°. Lond. iSzj 
 
 An early Englifli profe romance. Edited by William J. 
 Thoms. 
 
 FAWCETT, Benjamin, A.M. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. Born at Sleaford 17 18. Edu- 
 cated under Dr. Doddridge. Became a preacher at Taun- 
 ton 1 741. Removed to Kidderminfter 1745, where he 
 officiated as paftor of a large congregation for thirty-five 
 years. Died 1780. The popular edition of Baxter's Saints' 
 Reft was abridged by him. He publifhed feveral occafional 
 fermons. 
 
 Obfervations on the nature, caufes, and cure of 
 melancholy ; efpecially of that which is com- 
 monly called religious melancholy. Pp. 77. 
 12°. Shrewjb. 1780 
 
 FAWCETT, J. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1749 
 
 John, 6. 68, 69. Truth of the Chriftian religion i 
 
 John, 20. 30, 31. Nature of faving faith - 26 
 
 Gal. 2. 16. Scripture dodlrine of juftification 49 
 
 Gen. 17. J, 2. Nature and conditions of the gofpel-cove- 
 
 nant ------- 72 
 
 James, I. 27. Nature of Chriftianity with regard to 
 
 pradlice -------96 
 
 Rom. 12. I. Serving God a reafonable fervice 120 
 
 Matt. 16. 26. The gain of the world no amends for the 
 
 lofs of the foul ----- 143 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Peculiar benefits of an early piety 166 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. Impoffibility of ferving two mafters 191 
 
 FAWCETT, J. (continued). 
 
 Pfa. 8. 3,4. Religious ufe of aftronomy - - 211 
 
 Gen. I. 26. Creation of man in God's image 234 
 
 Heb. 2. 17, 18. Incarnation and fufferings of Chrift 257 
 Pfa. 119. 59. The great benefit of confideration 281 
 Afts, 2. 31, 32. Relurreftion of Chrift from the dead 
 
 304 
 Rom. 7. 12. Intrinfic excellence of the moral law 332 
 
 FAWCETT, James, B.D., Fell, of St. John's 
 Coll. and Lady Margaret's Preacher in the 
 Univerfity of Cambridge. 
 
 Sermons preached before the Univerfity of Cam- 
 bridge. 8°. Camb. 1794 
 
 Deut. 13. 1-3. Connexion between the internal evi- 
 dence of religion and its external proofs - I 
 
 Gal. 3. 24. The Jewifli difpenfation preparatory to the 
 Chriftian --.--. 27 
 
 Luke, 24. 19. The evidence in favour of Chriftianity, 
 which is derived from the prophecies delivered by Jefus 
 Chrift - - 59 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. The evidences of Chriftianity fufficient. 
 Eafter day 87 
 
 Matt. 10. 34. Effects of Chriftianity beneficial. Nov. 5 
 
 117 
 
 I Cor. 2. 16. Whitfunday - . - - 143 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 22. The redemption of man univerfal. Good 
 Friday - 165 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15. Excellence and importance of the Holy 
 Scriptures - - - _ - - 191 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 15. The vices of Chriftians detrimental to the 
 general interefts of religion - - - 213 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 22. Duty of example in matters of indiffe- 
 rence - - - - - - -^35 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. The government of the thoughts 257 
 
 Matt. 23. 23. The commiffion of fmall faults 28 1 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. Danger of affuming the appearance of vice 
 
 Rom. 3. 8. Preached in 1793 - - - 327 
 
 FAWCETT, John, D.D. 
 
 A Baptift minifter. Born in Yorkfhire 1739. Minifter 
 at Winfgate 1764. Prefident of the Briftol Education So- 
 ciety 1792. Died 1 8 17. 
 
 An eiiay on anger. 12°. Leeds, 1787 
 
 Hymns : adapted to the circumftance of public 
 worfhip and private devotion. 12°. 
 
 Leeds, 1781 
 FAWCETT, John, A.M., Reftor of Scaleby, 
 
 and P.C. of St. Cuthbert's, CarliHe. 
 Sermons, chiefly defigned for the ufe of families. 
 Third edit. 2 vol. 12°. Lond. i^z^ 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Deut. 8. 16. The gracious defign of humbling difpenfa- 
 tions --.-... I 
 
 Gal. 5. 6. Faith working by love the principle of Chrift- 
 ianity ------- 16 
 
 Pfa. 143. (2 ferm.) 32 
 
 Mark, 7. 14-16. The heart the fource of defilement 60 h 
 
 Ifa. 45. 24. The Lord the believer's righteoufnefs and fl 
 
 ftrength 75 ■ 
 
 1 Kings, 21. 25. Ahab and Elijah - - - 90 
 Matt. 17. 1-3. The transfiguration of Jefus 105 
 Jer. 2. 25. Defpair affording a plea for continuance in fin 
 
 119 
 Pfa. 23 - - - - - - 136 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 5. The prevalence and danger of formality 1 54 
 2 Kings, 5. I. The healing of Naaman - - 169 
 2 Kings, 5. 15, 16. The meeting of Naaman and Ehfha 
 
 . "^3 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 20. The fin and punifhment ol Gehazi 196 
 
 I Pet. 5. 8. Chriftians cautioned againft the affaults of 
 
 the devil ..---- 210
 
 I 121 
 
 FAWCETT, John, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. Jefus weeping over Jerufalem 225 
 Jer. 2. 12, 13. The evil of forlaking God 239 
 
 Pfa. 5. 7. The Lord to be worlTiipped with confidence 
 and fear .-..-- 252 
 
 Luke, 16. 25. The rich man and Lazarus - 267 
 
 Matt. 13. 45, 46. The pearl of great price - 283 
 
 Phil. 3. 12. The fcope of the Chriftian calling 298 
 John, 21. 15-17. The teft of love to Chrift - 314 
 Prov. 23. 17. Duty of abiding in the fear of the Lord 328 
 Numb. 23. 10. The death of the righteous - 344 
 
 Prov. 26. 20. The character of the tale-bearer 359 
 
 Exod. 23. 2C-25. Offices of Chrift and duty of his people 
 
 374 
 Luke, 16. 8. The wifdom of the children of this world 
 
 391 
 Rom. I. 18. The revelation of wrath - 406 
 
 Rom. I. 17. The revelation of righteoufnefs - 421 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 2 Cor. 3. 9. The miniftration of condemnation and of 
 
 righteoufnefs ------ i 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. The efFefts of a belief of everlafting 
 
 punifhment ------ 17 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. The eiFefts of a belief of eternal life 32 
 John, 6. 68, 69. The gofpel alone the word of life. (2 
 
 ferm.) -------46 
 
 Job, 15. 14-16. Grounds of humiliation - 73 
 
 Mark, 9. 23, 24. The charadter and fuccefs of faith 86 
 2 Tim. 3. 14-17. The excellence of the Scriptures 102 
 Exod. 34. 28, 29. Mofes on the mount - - 117 
 
 Rom. 8. 13. The carnal and fpiritual life contrafted 129 
 Matt. 6. 7-15. Expofidon of the Lord's prayer 142 
 
 Mark, 5. 28. The iffue of blood healed - - 157 
 I Cor. 10. 17. The union of believers in Chrift 170 
 I Cor. 7. 35. The duty of attending upon the Lord 183 
 Col. 4. 5. Chriftian circumfpedlion - - 199 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. Chriftian humility ... 214 
 Luke, 12. I. A caution againft hypocrify - 229 
 Matt. 16. 24. The nature and neceiTity of felf-denial 
 
 Rom. 12. 21. The duty of forgivenefs of injuries 259 
 Prov. 27. I. Uncertainty of the morrow - - 276 
 
 Prov. 14. 30. The nature and cure of envy 291 
 
 Rom. 6. 1,2. Grace no encouragement to continuance 
 
 in fin - - - - - - - 306 
 
 Rom. 5. 10. Reconciliation the pledge of falvation 324 
 John, 17. 4. To glorify God, the Chriftian's work 340 
 Pfa. 17. 15. To fee God and be like him the believer's 
 
 defire - - - - - - "354 
 
 2 Pet. I. 10. The Chriflian's calling and election 368 
 Rom. 9. 22, 23. The veffels of wrath, and the veflels 
 
 of mercy ------ 382 
 
 2 Kings, 6. 33. A call to prayer for the harveft threat- 
 ened -.----- ^C2 
 
 Pfa. 50. 15. A call to thankfgiving for the harveft 
 fpared - - - - - - ^ly 
 
 Lam. 4. I. The fine gold changed - - 433 
 
 Familiar difcourfes, illuftrating the leading doc- 
 trines and relative duties of Chriftianity : in- 
 tended as a third volume of fermons chiefly 
 defigned for the ufe of families. 8°. L. 1828 
 Gen. 3. I. The firft intimation of man's fall and re- 
 covery ------- I 
 
 Ifa. 56. I, 2. The prefcribed method of waiting for 
 God's falvation - - . . - iq 
 
 Luke, 8. 18. Caution on hearing words - - 39 
 
 A£ls, 15. 9. The purifying nature of faith - 55 
 
 John, I. 12, 13. Faith proceeds from regeneration : 
 leads to adoption - - - - - 71 
 
 John, 3. 3. Nature and neceffity of regeneration 92 
 John, 5. 19. The dignity of Chrift aflerted - 110 
 
 John, 14. 15-17. The Spirit is a comforter as a Spirit 
 of truth. [Whit Sun.]. . - _ . 127 
 
 Afts, 24. 16. The exercife of a Chriftian - 146 
 
 FAWCETT, John, A.M. {continued). 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 31. The duty of coveting the beft gifts 164 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 10. The Chriftian ftrong when weak 181 
 Mai. I. 6. Confiftency required - - - 200 
 Luke, 18. 27. The danger of riches • - 218 
 James, 3. 2. Not to offend in word the mark of a per- 
 
 feift man ------- 236 
 
 Gen. 28. 10-12. Jacob's ladder - - 253 
 
 2 Sam. 21. I. The Gibeonites avenged - - 271 
 
 1 Kings, 17. 13, 14. Elijah and the widow of Sarepta 
 
 290 
 Jer. 42. 5, 6. Hypocritical addrefs of the Jews to Jere- 
 miah - - 308 
 
 Luke, 13. 17. The adverfaries of Jefus afhamed at his 
 rebuke ------- 326 
 
 Luke, 2. 27-32. The fong of Simeon - 344 
 
 John, 8. 7. The woman taken in adultery - 362 
 Afts, 24. 24-27. Paul reafoning with Felix 380 
 
 Tit. 2. I, 2. Paul's charge to aged men - - 398 
 Tit. 2. 3. Paul's charge to aged women - 415 
 
 Tit. 2. 4, 5. Paul's charge to young women - 432 
 Tit. 2. 6. Paul's charge to young men - 449 
 
 Tit. 2. 9, 10. Paul's charge to fervants - - 468 
 
 Tit. 3. I. Paul's charge to fubjefts - - 486 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. The barren fig-tree refpited - 506 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 10-14. The coming of the day of Chrift 525 
 
 FAWCETT, Joseph. 
 
 Minifter of a diffenting congregation at Walthamftow. 
 He was a preacher of confiderable popularity. Died 1804. 
 Sermons delivered at the Sunday Evening Lec- 
 ture, for the winter feafon, at the Old Jewry. 
 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1795 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Jer. 23. 24. Omniprefence of God - - i 
 
 Pfa. 100. 3. Refledlions drawn from the confideration 
 
 that God is our Creator _ - - 23 
 
 Lam. 3. 33. Comparative fum of happinefs and mifery 
 
 in human life - - - - - - 63 
 
 Pfa. 37. 37. Confolations attendant on the conclufion 
 of a virtuous life - - - - - 103 
 
 Job, 28. 28. Right and wrong judgment the origin of 
 virtue and vice - - - - -139 
 
 Mark, 14. 8. The divine demand of moral fervices 
 
 from man proportioned to his natural capacities 181 
 
 Job, 7. 21. Humanity and virtue recommended from 
 
 the confideration of the evanefcent nature of man 
 
 upon earth ------ 209 
 
 Pfa. 37. 16. Poverty with virtue more eligible than 
 wealth without - - - - " ^55 
 
 Jer. 17. 9, Self-deception - - . 277 
 
 John, 14. 23. Pure and fpiritual worfhip - 333 
 
 Heb. 12. 23. The propriety of the term ufually em- 
 ployed in Scripture, to exprefs the virtuous character 
 
 Ifa. 65. 5. Spiritual pride - - - 3^9 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 I Kings, 21. 4. Happinefs - - - - i 
 
 Adls, 3. 6. Opportunity of beneficence not confined to 
 the rich -..-.- 57 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 17. The refpedl that is due to all men 85 
 Luke, 6. 35. Difinterefted goodnefs - - 119 
 Luke, 10. 29. Chriftianity vindicated in not particularly 
 
 inculcating friendfhip and patriotifm - 149 
 
 Matt. 5. 44. Love of enemies fhewn to be a temper 
 
 attainable by Chriftians, and recommended to their 
 
 acquifition - - - - - -175 
 
 Matt. 9. II. The fpirit proper to be exercifed towards 
 
 the wicked --.-■•- 209 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5. Fortitude ----- 241 
 Jer. 13. 23. The power of evil habit - - 263 
 I Cor. 10. 12. Caufes of infecurity of human virtue 
 
 pointed out, and the caution necefTary to its prefer- 
 
 vation recommended ----- 2S9 
 
 Prov. 4. 14, 15. Prolific nature of vice - 313 
 
 4c
 
 II23 
 
 1 1 24 
 
 FAWCETT, Jofeph [continued). 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. Wifdom of devoting the whole of life to 
 
 duty ------- 343 
 
 Rom. 13. II. Lapfe of time confidered as an argument 
 
 for moral difpatch. [New Year.] - - 387 
 
 Gen. 1. 14. Notifications afforded us by the God of 
 
 nature of the progrcfs of time. [New Year.] 419 
 
 FAV/CETT, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Vicar of Newcaftle, and Prebendary of Durham. 
 Sermon, Ephef. 2. 21, 22. [Confecration of a 
 
 chapel.] 4°. Nezucajlle, 1768 
 
 FAWCONER, Samuel, M.A. 
 
 Afliftant Preacher at Grofvenor Chapel, and Ledturer 
 
 of St. Michael's, Baflifl-aw. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 150. 4. Church-mufic an help to 
 devotion. [Opening of an organ.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1763 
 
 FEARON, Joseph Francis, A.M., Prebendary 
 of Chichefter. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 9. i. On laying the foundation 
 ftone of a Free-mafons' Hall. 4°. Lewes, iigj 
 
 FEASTS and FASTS. The Chriftian's com- 
 panion to the feafts and fafts of the Church of 
 England. 1 2°. Lond. 1 806 
 
 FEATLEY, or FAIRCLOUGH, Daniel, D.D. 
 
 Born at Charlton, near Oxford, 1582. Admitted fcholar 
 of Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, 1594. Preacher in the 
 Englifh Ambaflador's chapel at Paris 1630. Redtor of Lam- 
 beth 1618. Reftor of Allhallows, Bread Street, London, 
 1627, and afterwards redlor of Adtcn. Imprifoned and 
 his eftate fequeftrated by the Parliament 1643. Died 1645. 
 He was a learned and excellent Calvinift divine and able 
 controverfialift. 
 
 Claris myftica ; a key opening divers difficult and 
 myfterious texts of Holy Scripture, handled in 
 feventy fermons, preached at folemn and moft 
 celebrious affemblies, upon fpecial occafions, 
 in England and France. Folio. Lond. 1636 
 
 Matt. 12. 20. The bruifed reed - - _ i 
 
 Matt. 12. 20. The fmoking flax - - 12 
 
 Matt. 12. 19. The ftill voice - - - 28 
 
 Matt. 12. 20. The lamb turned lion - - 41 
 
 Pfa. 63. 9-1 1. The traitor's guerdon. [Gowrieconfpi- 
 
 racy] _ - - 53 
 
 Pfa. 21. I. The Lord Proteftor of princes - 69 
 
 Hofea, 13. 9. Pandora's box, or the caufe of all evils 80 
 Pfa. 2. 10. The characters of heavenly wifdom 93 
 
 Pfa. 2. 10. The judge's charge. [At the Reader's Feaft, 
 
 Lincoln's Inn.] . . . - - 105 
 
 John, 20. 22. The apoftollc bi/liop. [Confecration of 
 
 bifhop.] --...- 122 
 
 I Pet. 5. 2-4. The faithful fhepherd. [Confecration of 
 
 bi/hops.] - - - - - - - X31 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The tree of faving knowledge - 145 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. Monday in Eafter week - - 162 
 John, 2. 17. The true zealot. [At archbifliop's vifi- 
 
 tation.] --.... 185 
 
 Mark, 9. 49. The falter's text. [Before the Company 
 
 ofSalters.] ------ 196 
 
 Mark, 1.9. The fpiritual Bethefda, [At a chriftening.] 
 
 207 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 16. The living temple. [At the Reader's 
 Feaft.] - - - - - - 217 
 
 Jofh. I. 9. The general's' commiffion. [Before com- 
 manders of the army.] - - - - 231 
 Matt. 5. 3. The crown of humility - - 240 
 John, 13. 34. Chrift's new commandment - 251 
 Luke, 16. 2. The fteward's account - - 261 
 Deut. 32. 29. The pafling bell. [Funeral.] 280 
 
 FEATLEY, Daniel, D.D. [ccnhna'd). 
 
 Apoc. 12. 6. The emblem of the Church militant 292 
 
 Apoc. 7. 14. The faint's veft - - - 307 
 
 Apoc. 2. 17. The Chriftian vidlory, 319 ; the hidden 
 
 manna, 329 ; the white ftone, 341 j the new name, 
 
 354. (4 ferm.) 
 
 2 Cor. 2. II. Satanae ftratagemata - - - 369 
 
 John, 21. 20. The beloved difciple - - 385 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 2. The year of grace - - - 397 
 
 Cant. I. II. The fpoufe, her precious borders. [A re- 
 
 hearfal fermon.] With fermons by Bp. Hall, Hackett, 
 
 &c., abridged ----- 408 
 
 Rev. 2. 18-20. The angel of Thyatira endited 454 
 
 Rev. 2. 20. Jezebel fet out in her colours - 474 
 
 Exod. 28. 15-21. Four rows of precious ftones 498 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25. The devout foul's motto - - 537 
 
 Pfa. I JO. 4. The royal prieft - - - 551 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 2. The ark under the curtains - 570 
 
 Johan.2i. 15-17. Pedum paftorale, concio ad clerum 584 
 
 Rom. 6. 21. The check of confcience, 609 ; the vine 
 
 of Sodome, 620; the grapes of Gomorrah, 629 ; the 
 
 hue of a finner, 638 ; the wages of fin, 645 ; the 
 
 gall of afps, 661. (6 ferm.) 
 
 Rev. 3. 19. Ferula paterna - - - - 672 
 
 Apoc. 3. 19. The nurture of children, 681 ; the lot of 
 
 the godly, 693. (2 ferm.) 
 Rev. 3. 19. The oil of thyme - - - 702 
 
 Apoc. 3. 19. The fweet fpringof the waters of Marah 
 
 710 
 Phil. 2. 8. The pattern of obedience - - 719 
 
 Phil. 2. 9. The reward of patience, 725 ; Lowlinefs 
 
 exalted, 735. (2 ferm.) 
 Ezek. 18. 23. A fummons to repentance, 747; the 
 
 beft return, 757. (2 ferm.) 
 Ezek. 18.24. The danger of a relapfe - 765 
 
 I Kings, 18. 21. The deformity of halting, 776; Old 
 and new idolatry paralleled, 784 j One God, one true 
 religion, 794. (3 ferm.) 
 Pfa. 137. 7, 8. Bloody Edom - - - 802 
 
 Pfa. 121. 4. The watchful fentinel - - 814 
 
 Afts, 7. 16. Abraham's purchafe - - - 825 
 
 Ads, 2. I. The feaft of Pentecoft. [Whit Sun.] 834 
 Ads, 2. 2. The fymbol of the Spirit - - 842 
 
 Adls, 2. 3. The myftery of the fiery cloven tongues 850 
 I Cor. II. 26. Chrift's laft monument. [Maundy 
 
 Thurf.] 856 
 
 Afts, 2. 37. The fign at the heart, 864 ; Chriftian 
 
 brotherhood, 876; the perplexed foul's quaere, 883. 
 
 (3 ferm.) 
 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. The laft offer of peace. [Public 
 
 Faft.] ----- - 891 
 
 Houfe of mourning furniflied. See Houfe. 
 
 Ancilla pietatis ; or, the handmaid to private 
 
 devotion prefenting a manual to her miftrefs, 
 
 furnifhcd with inftrudlions, hymns, and prayers. 
 
 Fitted to the days of the week and the feafts 
 
 and fafts of the Church. 12°. Lond. 1647 
 
 This work, which became very popular, was written 
 
 during the plague, 1625 or 1626. 
 
 The fiflier catched in his own net. [A relation 
 
 of what paffed in a conference touching the 
 
 vifibility of the Church.] 4°. 1623 
 
 The league illegal, wherein the late Solemn League 
 
 and Covenant is ferioufly examined, fcholas- 
 
 tically and folidly confuted. Written long 
 
 fince in prifon. 4°. Lond. 1660 
 
 The Dippers dipt, or the Anabaptifts ducked and ■ 
 
 plunged over head and ears, at a difputation ■ 
 
 in Southwark, alfo a large difcourfe of their 
 
 original, feveral forts, peculiar errors, &c. 
 
 Fifth edition, augmented with fpeeches before
 
 1 125 
 
 1 126 
 
 FEATLEY, Daniel, D.D. [continued). 
 
 this aflembly of divines, and the famous his- 
 tory of the frantic Anabaptiils. 4°. L. 1648 
 
 FEATLEY, John, D.D. 
 
 Nephew to the preceding, a native of Northamptonfhirc, 
 
 and educated at All Souls' College, Oxford. During the 
 
 Rebellion went to St. Chriftopher's in the Weft Indies and 
 
 was the firft preacher of the Gofpel there. At the Refto- 
 
 ration was made chaplain to the King, precentor and 
 
 afterwards prebendary of Lincoln. Died 1666. 
 
 A fountaine of teares emptying itfelf into three 
 
 rivelcts, compundlion, compaffion, devotion ; 
 
 or, fobs of nature fanftified by grace, languaged 
 
 in feveral foliloquies and prayers. 24°. 
 
 Jfnji. 1646 
 Another. 12°. Lond. 1683 
 
 FEBRONIUS, Justinus, Jurifconfultus. 
 De ftatu ecclefise et legitima potellate Romani 
 pontificis liber fingularis, ad reuniendos diffi- 
 dentes in religione Chriftianos compofitus. 
 Editio altera, priore emendatior et multo auc- 
 tior. 4 vol. 4°. BuUioni, 1765 
 
 [Vol. I.] De exteriore forma regiminis ecclefiaftici. 
 De primatu. De legibus ecclefiafticis. De conciliis 
 generalibus. De authoritate epiicoporum ex jure di- 
 vine. De libertate ecclefiae, &c. 
 Vol. 2. Vindiciae. 
 Judicium academicum Colonienfe reformatum. 
 Refponfum Febronii ad epiftolam Ladiflai. 
 Notae criticas in P. Zech, S. I. 
 Apologia Febronii adverfus quatuor theologos. 
 Flores fparfi ad J. Febronium. 
 J. Febronius de fubtradtione obedientiae. 
 
 Vol. 3. Vindiciae. 
 D. Bertoni defenfio Febronii. 
 Examen judicii Proteftantico-Jefuitici. 
 Animadverfiones in Jefuitam Heidelb. 
 Refponfiones in univ. Goettingenfi. 
 
 Vol. 4. Pars I. Vindiciae. 
 Nova defenfio Febronii contra P. Zaccaria, &c. 
 
 Vol. 4. Pars 2. 
 Nova defenfio, &c., continued. 
 
 FELIX, Saint, Pope and IVIartyr. 
 
 Flouriflied 270. 
 Fragmentum. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 542 
 
 FELL, John. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. Born at Cockermouth 1735. 
 Became claffical tutor at Homerton Academy. Died 1797. 
 Leftures on the evidences of Chriftianity. Four 
 by the late Rev, John Fell, of Homerton ; and 
 eight by Henry Hunter, D.D., minifter of the 
 Scots Church, London-Wall. 8°. Lond. 1798 
 Luke, 23. 39-43 221 
 John, 16. 33 - 255 
 Matt. 6. 10-12 - 281 
 John, 1. 1-5 J Rev. i. 
 17 ; Rom. 15. 13 303 
 John, II. 23-26 - 353 
 5-18 5 Adts, 
 - 189 
 
 Demoniacs : an inquiry into the heathen and 
 Scripture doftrine of demons, in which the 
 hypothefis of Mr. Farmer and others on the fub- 
 je6l are particularly confidered. 8°. L, 1779* 
 The idolatry of Greece and Rome diftinguifhed 
 from that of other heathen nations, in a letter 
 to the Rev. Hugh Farmer. 8°. Lond. 1785* 
 
 Pfa. 36. 9 - - 
 
 Luke, 24. 44 - 
 John, 1. 43 - 
 Phil. 4. 8 - - 
 
 4 
 29 
 
 65 
 
 106 
 
 Luke, I. 1-4 
 John, I. 18 
 
 133 
 161 
 
 Gen. 22. 15-18 5 
 
 Afls, 
 
 FELL, Hunter Francis, A.M. 
 
 Reftur of Oulton, Suffolk. 
 
 Sermons. 12°. Lond. 1834 
 John, 13.20. The authorized miffion of divine mercy I 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. The fimplicity of the gofpel - 24 
 
 Job, 22. 21. Acquaintance with God - - 57 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The citizen of heaven - - 66 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. The barren fig-tree - - 90 
 
 Deut. 8. 2. Divine guidance reviewed - - 113 
 
 Jer. 22. 21. The voice of God in profperity J37 
 Luke, 5. 5. Diicour.igements conquered by principle 159 
 
 Matt. 26. 22. The lacramental inquiry - 181 
 
 Ifa. 54. 17. The fecurity of the fervants of God 203 
 
 James, 5. 9. Approaching judgment - - 227 
 
 Pfa. 119. 75. Afflidtions improved - - 250 
 
 Luke, 14. 22. Room in the kingdom of heaven 279 
 
 FELL, John, D.D., Bifhop of Oxford. 
 
 An eminently learned divine. Born at Longworth, 
 Berkfhire, 1625. Admitted ftudent of Chrift Church, 
 Oxford, 1636. Lived retired during the Commonwealth. 
 At the Reftoration made Prebendary of Chichefter, and 
 Dean of Chrift Church. Vice-chancellor of the L'niverfity 
 1666-69. Bifhop of Oxford 1676. Died 1686. No one 
 in his time was more zealous in promoting learning in the 
 Univerfity. He was the editor of various works, among 
 which were the Greek Teftament, 1675, fm. 8°., and 
 reprinted by Gregory, 1703, folio. The works of St. 
 Cyprian, &c. 
 
 A paraphrafe and annotations upon all the epis- 
 tles of St. Paul. Third edition. 8°. L. 1703 
 Some copies of this edition have a title-page fubftituted, 
 with the following addition : — " By Abraham Woodhead, 
 Richard Alleftry, and Obadiah Walker. The third edi- 
 tion, corredled and improved by the late right Rev. and 
 learned Dr. John Fell, Bifhop of Oxford. To which is 
 prefixed fome account of the authors' Lives, hand. 170S." 
 But no Lives are prefixed. 
 
 Other copies of this, as well as of other editions, are 
 anonymous. The work has been reprinted, Oxf. 1852. 
 Edited by W. Jacobfon. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Pet. 3. 3. The charadler of the laft 
 dales. 4°. Oxf. 1675 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 12. 25. [Faft.] 4°. Oxf. 1680 
 Life of Hammond. See Hammond. 
 FELLTHAM, Owen, Efq. 
 
 Born in Suffolk in the reign of James \. Lived in the 
 family of the Earl of Thomond for feveral years. Died 
 about 1678. His Refolves contain valuable and refined 
 fentiments of morality, and pointed delineations of duty. 
 The work received confiderable augmentations in the va- 
 rious editions through which it pafTed during his lifetime. 
 Refolves, divine, moral, political. With feveral 
 new additions, both in profe and verfe, not 
 extant in the former impreffions. Twelfth 
 edition. 8°. Lojid. 1709 
 
 Refolves, a double century, divine, moral, poli- 
 tical. Fourth edition. 4°. Lond. 1631 
 FELTON, Henry, D.D., Principal of Edmund 
 Hall, Oxford. 
 
 A learned divine. Born in London 1679. Educated at 
 Weftminfter School, the Charter Houfe, and Edmund Hall, 
 Oxford. Redor of Whitewell, Derbyfhire, 1711. Prin- 
 cipal of Edmund Hall, 1722. Died 1740. 
 A dilTertation on reading the claffics, and form- 
 ing a juft ftyle. Third edition, correfted. 
 12°. Lond. 1723 
 
 The common people taught to defend their com- 
 munion with the Church of England againft
 
 I 127 
 
 II28 
 
 FENTON, Henry, D.D. {continued). 
 
 the attempts and infmuations ofPopifh emifla- 
 ries. Pp. 86. 8°. Oxf. 1727 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 29. 2. The charafter of a good 
 prince. [H.M. Inauguration.] 8°. Lond.i-J7,o 
 The Chrillian faith afferted, againft Deifts, 
 Arians, and Socinians, in eight fermons, 
 preached at the Lady Moyer's Lefture, 1728, 
 1729, and fmce greatly enlarged. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1732 
 A very large preface concerning the light and the law 
 of nature, and the expediency and neceflity of reve- 
 lation ._---- i-lxxxviii 
 Job, II. 7. Three fermons (1) ; i Cor. 2. 11. (108) ; 
 I Cor. 2. 13. Three fermons (168); 1 Cor. 2. 14 
 (387)- 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 15. 23. The refurreftion of the 
 fame numerical body, and its reunion to the 
 fame foul afferted. [Eaftcr Monday.] In which 
 Mr. Lock's notions of perfonality and identity 
 are confuted. And the author of the Naked 
 Gofpel anfwered. 3d edit. 8°. Land. 1733 
 
 A difcourfe, I Cor. 15. 23, concerning the uni- 
 verfality and order of the refurreftion ; being 
 a fequel to that, wherein the perfonal identity 
 is afferted. 8°. Lo»d'. 1733 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 22. 29. The Scripture doftrine 
 of the refurreftion, as it flood before the law. 
 8°. Oxf. 1734 
 
 Two fermons. Matt. 22. 29; Job, 19. 25. 
 The Scripture dodlrine of the refurre6lion, as 
 it flood before the law in the books of Genefis 
 and Job, further afferted. 8°. Oxf 17^,6 
 
 Sermons on the creation, fall, and redemption 
 of man ; and on the facrifices of Cain and 
 Abel, the rejeftion and puniffiment of Cain. 
 Publiffied from his manufcripts by William 
 Felton, M.A. 8°. Lond. 1748 
 
 Preface. [With account of the author.] - - iii-xiv 
 
 Gen. I. 27. The creation of man in the image of God i 
 
 3. 9-1 1. The tranfgreflion, and the nature and 
 
 fitnefs of the law or prohibition given to our firft 
 parents ------ 23 
 
 3. 15. God's judgment on the tranfgreflbrs 45 
 
 3. 15. Who the tempter was, and of the enmity 
 
 between him and his feed, and the woman and her 
 feed -.-----69 
 
 3. 15. Jefus the promifed feed - - 93 
 
 3. 15. The viiftory of the promifed feed over the 
 
 great enemy - - - - - -ITI 
 
 Rom. 3. 23, 24. The free grace of God - 131 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 29. The original uprightnefs in which man 
 was created, and the depravity of his nature intro- 
 duced by the fall. (2 ferm.) - - - 155 
 Gen. 4. 3-16. Hiftory of Cain and Abel. Of the in- 
 ftitution of facrifices. The folly and wickednefs 
 of, anger, &c. (10 ferm.) - - - 187 
 
 FENELON, Fran90is de Salignac de la 
 Motte. 
 
 One of the ornaments of the Galilean Church. Born 
 in 1651, at the caftle of Fenelon, in Perigord. Entered 
 into holy orders at the age of twenty-four. Was appointed 
 Superior of the newly-converted Catholic ladies; and his 
 fuccefs in this office induced Louis XIV. to fend him on a 
 miffion to Poitou, amongft the Proteftants. In 1689 he 
 was nominated Tutor to the Duke of Burgundy. Arch- 
 bifhop of Cambray in 1694. Having efpoufed the caufe of 
 
 FENELON {continued). 
 
 Madame Guyon, Fenelon was bitterly attacked by Bofluet, 
 cenfured by the Pope, and difcountenanced by the king, 
 whom the liberal tendency of the celebrated Telemachus 
 had irritated. Fenelon died in 17 15. 
 
 CEuvres completes. Precedees de fon hiftoire lit- 
 teraire, par M. ***, diredleur au feminaire de 
 Saint-Sulpice. lo vol. Imp. 8°. Par. 1851 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Hiftoire litteraire de Fenelon, ou revue hiftorique et 
 analytique de fes ceuvres - - - - 1-430 
 
 CEwvres phihfophiques. 
 Traite de I'exiftence et des attributs de Dieu - I 
 
 Lettres fur divers fujets de metaphyfique et de religion, — 
 Sur I'exiftence de Dieu - - - - 89 
 
 Sur la cuke de Dieu, I'immortalite de I'ame, et le 
 libre arbitre - - - - - lOi 
 
 Sur le culte interieur et exterieur - - 116 
 
 Sur la refutation de Spinofa - - - 12 1 
 
 Sur r idee de I'infini - - - - 123 
 
 La veritable eglife, &c. - - - - 128 
 
 Sur les moyens donnes aux hommes pour arriver a la 
 vraie religion - - - - - 134 
 
 Sur la verite de la religion et fur fa pratique 142 
 
 CEwvres theologiques. 
 
 Traite du miniftere des pafteurs - - - 147 
 
 Lettres fur I'autorite de I'eglife - - - 202 
 
 Entretiens de Fenelon et de M. Ramfai fur la verite de 
 
 la religion - - - - - - 218 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 De fummi pontificis audloritate differtatio - - 5 
 
 Refutation du fyfteme du pere Malebranche, fur la na- 
 ture et la grace ----- 70 
 
 Lettre au P. Lami, fur la grace et la predeftination 158 
 
 Lettre a M. I'eveque d'Arras, fur la ledlure de I'ecriture 
 
 fainte en langue vulgaire - - - - 190 
 
 Opufcules theologiques, avis aux confeffeurs. Confulta- 
 tion pour un chevallier de Malte, Plans de differta- 
 tions fur divers points, &c. - _ - 202 
 
 Owvrages fur le Sluietijme. 
 Condamnation de Michel de Molinos. 
 Inftruftion paftorale fur le livre intitule, Explication des 
 maximes des faints. Reponfe a la declaration des trois 
 prelats. Reponfe a I'ouvrage de M. de Meaux. In- 
 flruftion de M. de Paris fur la perfeftion chretienne, 
 et fur la vie interieure. Lettres a M. de Paris. Re- 
 ponfe de M. de Paris. Lettres a M. de Meaux, &c. 
 
 223-666 
 Vol. 3. Sur le Quietifme. 
 Reponfe a I'ecrit de M. de Meaux intitule. Relation fur 
 le Quietifme, Reponfe aux remarques de M. de 
 Meaux. Lettre paftorale de M. I'eveque de Chartres 
 fur les Maximes des Saints, et reponfe de Fenelon. 
 Lettre a M. de Meaux fur la charite. Pieces relatives 
 a la condamnation du livre des Maximes des Saints. 
 Differtatio de amore puro, &c. - - 1—57* 
 
 CEwvrages fur le fanfinifme. 
 Ordonnance et inftruftion paftorale portant condamna- 
 tion du cas de confcience - - - - 573 
 
 Vol. 4. Sur le Janfenifme. 
 
 Seconde inftrudtion paftorale - - - i 
 
 Troifieme inftrudlion paft. contenant les preuves de la 
 
 tradition concernant I'infallibilite de I'eglife touchant 
 
 les textes orthodoxes ou heretiques - - 96 
 
 Quatrieme inft. ou Ton prouve que c'eft I'eglife qui 
 
 exige la fignature du formulaire - - 262 
 
 Reponfe, fur plufieurs difficultes, Reponfe a M. de 
 
 Meaux, — a un theologien, &c. - - - 338 
 
 Ordonnance pour la publication de la conftitution, &c. 
 
 488 
 Lettres au P. Quefnel . . - . 549 
 
 Vol. 5. Sur le Janfenifme. 
 Inftrudlion paftorale fur le livre intitule, Juftification du 
 filence refpeftueux ----- i
 
 1129 
 
 1130 
 
 piNELON {continued). 
 
 Lettre fur rinfallibilite de I'eglife touchant les textes 
 dogmatiques ------ 109 
 
 Mandemens pour I'acceptation de la conftitution uni- 
 genitus - - - - - - -131 
 
 DifTertationes ad Janfenifmi concroverfiam fpedlantes 188 
 
 Inftrudtion paftorale fur le fyfteme de Janfenius 222 
 
 Ordonnance, ct inftruftion paftorale portant condamna- 
 tion d'un livre intitule, Theologia dogmatica et mo- 
 ralis, ad ufum feminarii Catalaunenfis - 434 
 
 CEwurages de morale et defpirttualiti. 
 
 De Teducation des filles ----- 363 
 
 Sermons : — 
 
 Au facre de I'eledteur de Cologne - - 604 
 
 Sur la fete de I'Epiphanie - - - - 616 
 
 L'aflbmption de la S. Vierge - - - 624 
 
 La fete de S. Bernard . - . . 632 
 
 La fete de S, Therefe - - - - 639 
 
 La fete d'un martyr ----- 647 
 La profeiTion d'une nouvelle convertie - 654 
 
 Entretiens fur la priere, Sur les caradteres de la veritable 
 piete, Sur les avantages et les devoirs de la vie reli- 
 gieufe .-.--. 662, &c. 
 
 Plans de fermons fur divers fujets. 
 
 Lettres fur divers points de fpiritualite - 716 
 
 Vol. 6. QSuvrages de morale et de fpiritualite. 
 
 Manuel de piete ; Inftrudlions lur les facremens j Re- 
 flexions faints pour tous les jours du mois ; Medita- 
 tions fur divers fujets ; Entretiens aftedtifs pour les 
 principales fetes de Tannee, &c. - - - i 
 
 Inftrudlions et avis fur divers points de la morale et de 
 la pcrfedlion Chretienne . - . 72 
 
 Mandemens- - - - - - -161 
 
 [CEu-vrages de Utterature. 
 
 Fables - - - - - - - 195 
 
 Dialogues des morts - - - - * ^33 
 
 Opufcules divers : La fantaftique ; La medaille ; Voyage 
 fuppofe ; Eloge de Fabricius, par Pyrrhus fon ennemi, 
 
 &c- - -. 335 
 
 Fabulofae narrationes - . . . . 3^2 
 
 Fabulae feledtas Joannis de la Fontaine - 344 
 
 Hiftoriae : Apollonius Tyanaeus, Noftradamus, Cardinalis 
 
 Odetus, Colignaeus, &c. - - - - 38^ 
 
 Les aventures de Telemaque . . - 598 
 
 [ Avec difcours de la poefie epique et de I'excellence du 
 
 poeme de Telemaque, par le Chevalier deRamfai.] 
 
 Dialogues fur I'eloquence en generale, et fur celle de la 
 
 chaire en particulier ----- 567 
 Divers opufcules litteraires : Difcours pour fa reception 
 
 a I'academie Franjaife ; Occupations de I'academie 
 
 pendant qu'elle travaille au diftionnaire, &c. 606 
 
 Correfpondance litteraire avec Houdar de la Motte 649 
 Poelies ------- 657 
 
 L'Odyflee d'Homere - - - - - 663 
 
 Vol. 7. CEuvrages de litterature. 
 Abrege des vies des anciens philofophes - 5 
 
 Ecrits poiuiques. 
 Examen de confcience fur les devoirs de la royaute 85 
 EfTai philofophique fur le gouvernement civil - 103 
 Memoires fur les precautions et les mefures a prendre 
 
 apres la mort du Due de Bourgogne - - 189 
 
 Correfpondance - - - - - -19S 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Correfpondance . - - _ . j 
 
 Lettres et memoires concernant la jurifdidlion de I'arch- 
 
 eveque de Cambrai, &c. - - - - 293 
 
 Lettres fpirituelles - . - . . ^■jg 
 
 Vol. 9. Correfpondance fur I'aft'aire du Quietifme. 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 
 Correfpondance fur I'affaire du Quietifme - 5 
 
 Appendice ; Lettres de Bofluet a Madame de la Maifon- 
 
 fortj Principales vertus de Fenelon, par I'abbe Galet ; 
 
 Eloge de Fenelon ; La tolerance attribuee a Fenelon j 
 
 Notice des perfonnages contemporains j Tables. 
 Hiftoire de Fenelon, par le Cardinal de BaulTet. 
 
 FENELON {continued). 
 
 Inftruftion paftorale touchant fon livre des Max- 
 imes des Saints. 12°. Jmft. 1698 
 
 De I'education des filles. 12°. J?nJ}. 1754 
 
 Inftrudlions for the education of a daughter, by 
 the author of Telemachus. To which is add- 
 ed, A fmall tradl of inftruftions for the con- 
 duft of young ladies of the higheft rank. [By 
 Monf de la Chetardye.] With fuitable devo- 
 tions annexed, done into Englifh and revifed, 
 by Dr. George Hickes. 12°. Land. 1703 
 
 Dialogues on eloquence in general, particularly 
 that kind which is fit for the pulpit, with his 
 letter concerning rhetoric, &c. Tranflated, 
 with notes, by Stevenfon. A new edition, 
 with additional notes, by Creighton. 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1808 
 
 Direftions for a holy life, and the attaining 
 Chriftian perfeflion. Second edition. Pp. vi. 
 14. 8°. Bripl, 1747 
 
 A demonftration of the exiftence of God, de- 
 duced from the knowledge of nature, and 
 more particularly from that of man ; fuited 
 to the moft fimple capacities. Tranflated by 
 Samuel Boy fe, -A.M. 12°. Lond.\']\() 
 
 Paftoral letter concerning the love of God. To- 
 gether with the opinions of the Fathers on 
 the fame fubjeft. Now done into Englifh. 
 To which is added [Bp. Bull's companion for 
 the candidates of holy orders.] Publifhed by 
 R. Nelfon, Efq. 12°. Lond. \-]\^ 
 
 Part of the fpiritual works of the celebrated 
 Fenelon, tranflated by Richard Houghton. 
 [With life of Fenelon, tranflated from the 
 French.] 2 vol. 8°. Dubl. \j-ji 
 
 The praftical devotion of the ftations. Trans- 
 lated by J. Barker. 1 2°. Lond. 
 
 (The life of,) Compiled from original manu- 
 fcripts. By M. L. F. De BauU'et, formerly 
 Bp. of Alais. Tranflated from the French, 
 by William Mudford. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. i%io 
 
 (Life of.) Butler, C. Works, 3 
 
 FENESTELLA, Lucius. 
 
 A Roman hiftorian, who died a.d. 20, aged fevent)-. 
 
 De magiftratibus facerdotiifque Romanorum. 
 Pomponius Lstus itidem de magiftratibus et 
 facerdotiis, et praeterea de diverfts legibus Ro- 
 manorum. 8°. Lut. R. Stephafii, 1549 
 This work is falfely attributed to Feneftella. It is now 
 
 known to have been the produdlion of Dominic Floccus, a 
 
 Florentine, in the fifteenth century. 
 
 FENN, Sir John, M.A., F.A.S. 
 
 A much-refpeded antiquary. Born at Norwich 1739- 
 Of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge. Died 1794. 
 Pafton letters. Original letters written during 
 the reigns of Henry VL, Edward IV., and Richard III., 
 by various perfons of rank or confequence ; containing 
 many curious anecdotes relative to that turbulent and 
 bloody, but hitherto dark period of our hiftory ; and 
 elucidating not only public matters of ftate, but likevvife 
 the private manners of the age. With notes. A new 
 edition, in which the lefs important letters are abridged 
 by A. Ramfiy. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1841
 
 1131 
 
 1132 
 
 FENN, Sir John, M.A., F.A.S. {continued). 
 
 The original edition was publi/hed 1787-89-93, in 5 
 vol. 4". The letters are there given in the original lan- 
 guage, with a modern Englifh tranflation. 
 
 FENN, Joseph. 
 
 Sermons, preached at the parifh church of Bcck- 
 enham, Kent. 8°. Land. 1830 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Juftification before God. (2 ferm.) i 
 
 Rom. 8. 7-9. The corruption of men - - 52 
 
 John, 3. 7, 8. Regeneration - - - 75 
 
 1 Theff. 4. 3. Sandlification ... 100 
 
 I Their. 2. II, 12. The Chriftian fulfilling his courfe 
 
 124 
 Col. I. 10. Same fubjeft. (2 ferm.) - - 149 
 
 Jude, 20, 21. The work of faith - - - 200 
 
 20, 21. The nature and benefit of prayer 231 
 
 20, 21. Dependence upon the mercy of Jefus 
 
 Chrift 259 
 
 20,21. The love of God - - - 284 
 
 Pfa. 3. 8. Salvation, the work and glory of Jehovah 308 
 
 FENN, Warwell, LL.B. of Catharine Hall, 
 
 Cambridge. 
 Sermons : praflical and experimental. 8°. 
 
 Colck. 1830 
 
 Rom. I. 16. Excellency of the gofpel - - I 
 
 I John, 4. 8. The love of God - . - 
 
 Judges, 8. 4. The believer's motto 
 
 Jer. 7. 2. The word of the Lord 
 
 Rev. 22. 21. The grace of Chrift - 
 
 I Sam. 22. 2. The finner's refuge 
 
 I Sam. 5. 4. The ftump of Dagon - 
 
 I Sam. 16. 7. Profeflion and pofleffion 
 
 Pfa. 71. 7. A wonder unto many ! 
 
 Gen. 4. 10. The voice of blood ! 
 
 Gen. 7. I. The invitation - - . 
 
 Adls, 20. 32. A word of commendation. (Farewell fer.) 
 
 374 
 Sermons : praftical and experimental. 8°. 
 
 Colch. 1836 
 
 John, 5. 39. The excellency of the Scriptures I 
 
 Matt. 16.26. The value of the foul 
 
 I Cor. II. 28. Sacramental communion 
 
 Habak. 3. 2. Spiritual revival 
 
 Rev. 3. 8. The believer's ftrength 
 
 Matt. 12. 20. The bruifed reed 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. An important queftion 
 
 Cant. 5. 10. Chrift the chiefeft 
 
 FENNER, William, B.D. 
 
 An eminent Puritan divine. Born 1600. Educated at 
 Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. Became a preacher at Sedge- 
 ley, Staffbrdftiire. Reftor of Rochford, Effex, 1629. 
 Died about 1640. He was a greatly admired preacher. 
 His works, which have become very fcarce, are written in 
 a plain, zealous, and impreflive ftyle. 
 
 Works. I vol. in 2. Folio. LoJid. 1658 
 
 Vol. I. 
 xxix Choice fermons on feveral texts of Scripture. 
 Hag. I. 5. The ufe and benefit of divine meditation. 
 (2 ferm.) ...... i 
 
 Prov. 1.28. The danger of deferring repentance 29 
 
 Phil. 3. 18, 19. Vain thoughts arraigned at the bar of 
 
 God's juftice - - . . - 4^ 
 
 I Cor. 6. 2. The judgment of the world by the faints 
 
 at the laft day - - - - - - 67 
 
 I Cor. II. 30. The punilhment of unworthy communi- 
 cants ------ 83 
 
 I Cor. II. 28. The duty of communicants - loi 
 Prov. 19. 1. The duty of reprovers and perfons reproved 
 
 121 
 Ifa. 55. 7. The mifery of earthly thoughts - 139 
 
 Luke, 9. 23. The necefllty of felf-denial - 151 
 
 29 
 
 55 
 82 
 
 "3 
 153 
 
 203 
 226 
 260 
 302 
 343 
 
 43 
 86 
 
 134 
 190 
 229 
 286 
 344 
 
 FENNER, William, B.D. {continued). 
 
 Luke, 1 1, 9. The efficacy of importunate prayer. (2ler.) 
 
 163 
 Col. I. 10. Neceflity of gofpel obedience. (2 fer.) 187 
 Luke, 23. 42. A caveat againft late repentance 209 
 
 Pfa. 147. 3. The fovereign virtue of the gofpel 223 
 Ifa. 57. I. A funeral fermon - - - 241 
 
 Jer. 14. I. The figns of God's forfaking the people 251 
 Lam. 3 57. The facrifice of the faithful, or the nature 
 
 of prevalent prayer - . . - . 265 
 
 Rom. 8. 22. The mifery of the creatures by the fin of 
 
 man ------- 295 
 
 1 John, 2. 6. The Chriftian his imitation of Chrift 313 
 John, 3. 20. Enmity of the wicked to the light of the 
 
 gofpel - - - . . - . : . - - 331 
 
 Ifa. 42. 24. God's impartiality in his judgments 349 
 Heb. II. 28. The great dignity of the faints 363 
 
 Gen. 6. 3. The time of grace is limited - 377 
 
 Col. 3. 5. A fermon of fpiritual mortification 393 
 
 Ifa. 58. 4. Sinfulnefs and danger of hypocrifie 407 
 
 Job, 34. 31, 32. Reformation under corredlion the way 
 
 to prevent defolation - - - - 417 
 
 A treatlfe on the aftedtions ; or, the foul's pulfe, whereby 
 
 a Chriftian may know whether he be living or dying. 
 
 [On Col. 3. 2] 1-103 
 
 The foul's looking-glafs, lively reprefenting its eftate 
 
 before God. [On Col. 4. 8.] 
 A treatife of confcience ; wherein the definitions and 
 
 diftindtions thereof are unfolded, and feveral cafes 
 
 refolved. [On Rom. 2. 15.] 
 Vol. 2. 
 Chrift's alarm to drowfie faints ; or, Chrift's epiftle to 
 
 his churches. [On Rev. 3. i.] 
 Wilful impenitency the grofl^eft felf-murder. [On Ezek. 
 
 18. 31, 32.] 
 The Ipiritual man's diredlory, guiding a Chriftian how 
 
 to believe, obey, and pray ; unfolding the Creed, Ten 
 
 Commandments, and the Lord's Prayer. 
 Hidden manna; or, the myftery of faving grace. [On 
 
 Pfa. 25. 14.] 
 The riches of grace, fhewing the excellency of a gracious 
 
 fpirit. [On Job, 21. 14.] 
 Continuation of Chrift's alarm to drowfie faints. [On 
 
 Rev. 3. I, 2.] 
 Treatife of effectual calling. [On 2 Tim. 1.9.] 
 The killing power of the law. [On Rom. 7. 9.] 
 The fpiritual watch. [On 2 Tim. 4. 5.] 
 The new birth. [On John, 3. 6.] 
 A Chriftian's ingrafting into Chrift. [On I Cor. 12. 1 3. J 
 Treatife on the Sabbath. [On Exod. 20. 8.] 
 
 A treatife of the afFedlions ; or, the foul's pulfe. 
 8°. Land. 1641 
 
 The facrifice of the faithful ; or, the nature, 
 property, and efficacy of zealous prayer. 
 Seven profitable fermons. Sm. 8°. ZsW. 1648 
 
 The fpiritual man's direflory guiding to true 
 bleffednefs in his three maine duties. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 
 FENTON, Thomas, M.A., Redor of Nately- 
 Scures in Hampfhire. 
 
 Annotations on the Book of Job and the Pfalms, 
 collefted from feveral commentators, and me- 
 thodized and improved. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 FENWICK, George, B.D. 
 
 A Hutchinfonian divine. Reftorof Hallaton in Leices- 
 
 terftiire. 
 
 Thoughts on the Hebrew titles of the Pfalms, 
 and on fome of thofe in the Septuagint, endea- 
 vouring to difcover the meaning, and point 
 out the ufe of them. Pp. 120. 8°. Lond. 1749
 
 II33 
 
 1134 
 
 FENWICK, George, B.D. {continued). 
 
 The pfalter in its original form ; or, the Book of 
 Pialms reduced to lines, with arguments and 
 notes. To which is added, A tranilation of 
 the laft words of David. [Anonymous.] 8°. 
 
 Land. 1759 
 
 FENWICKE, Lieut.-Col. John. 
 
 Chrill ruling in the midft of his enemies ; or, 
 fome fruits of the Church's deliverance, bud- 
 ding forth out of the crofs and fufterings, and 
 fome remarkable deliverances of a twenty- 
 years' fufFerer, and now a foldier of Jefus 
 Chrift. 4°. Land. 1643 
 
 FERGUS, Rev. H. 
 
 The hiilory of the United States of America, 
 from the difcovery of America to the eleftion 
 of General Jackfon to the Prefidency in 1829. 
 2 vol. Foolfcap 8°. Land. 1830-32 
 
 FERGUSON, Adam, LL.D., F.R.S. 
 
 A diftinguifhed writer. Born at Logierat, Perthfhire, 
 1724. Studied at the Univerlities of St. Andrews and 
 Edinburgh. Became chaplain to the 42d Regiment. 
 Keeper of the Advocates' Library 1757. Profeffor of Na- 
 tural Philofophy in the Univerfity of Edinburgh 1759 5 
 and in 1764 appointed to the chair of Moral Philofophy, in 
 which he was fucceeded by Dugald Stewart 1784. Died 
 i8i6. 
 
 The hiftory of the progrefs and termination of 
 the Roman Republic. 5 vol. 8°. Land. 180^ 
 Originally publifhed in 3 vol. 4°., Lond. 1783. 
 
 Principles of moral and political fcience ; being 
 chiefly a retrofpedl of leftures delivered in 
 the College of Edinburgh. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Ediri. 1792 
 Vol. I. 
 Man's defcription and place in the fcale of being 11 
 
 Of mind or the charafteriftics of intelligence - 63 
 
 Knowledge, laws of evidence, memory, imagination, 
 fcience, will and freedom of choice, fources of reli- 
 gion, origin of evil, &c. 
 Man's progreiTive nature - - - - 190 
 
 Habit, ambition, commercial arts, political arts, fine 
 arts, progrefs of moral apprehenfion, a future ftate, 
 &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Of the fpecific good incident to human nature - i 
 
 Pleafure and pain, beauty and deformity, virtue and 
 
 vice, profperity and adverfity, happinefs and mifery, 
 
 &c. 
 
 The fundamental law of morality - - 107 
 
 Jurifprudence or compulfory law - - - 179 
 
 Moral aftion - - - - - - 315 
 
 Virtue, prudence, goodnefs, or juftice, temperance, 
 fortitude, &c. 
 Politics .--.... 407 
 
 People in refpedl to numbers, manners, wealth, re- 
 venue of the ftate, civil liberty, judicative power, 
 &c. 
 Other works : An Effay on the Hiftory of Civil Society, 
 feventh edit., 8°., Lond. 1814. Inftitutcs of Moral Philo- 
 fophy, 12°., 1770. 
 
 FERGUSON, James, Minifter at Kilwinning. 
 
 A brief expofuion of the epiftles to the Gala- 
 tians, Ephefians, Philippians, Coloffians, and 
 Theflalonians. From the original editions, 
 1656-74. Large 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 FERGUSON, James, F.R.S. 
 
 A ielf-taught genius. Born in Banffshire, Scotland, 
 1710. Died 1776. His works were publifhed by Dr. 
 Brewfter in 5 vol. 8°. 
 Aftronomy explained upon Sir Ifaac Newton's 
 
 principles. Fifth edition, corredled. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1772 
 The ufe of a new orrery made and defcribcd by 
 
 James Fergufon. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 FERN, Henry, D.D., Bifhop of Chefter. 
 
 Born at York 1602. Admitted Commoner of St. Mary 
 Hall, Oxford, 16 18. Two years afterwards removed to 
 Trinity College, Cambridge, of which he became Fellow. 
 Prefented to the livings of Mafham, Yorkfhire, and Med- 
 burn, Leicefterfhire, and became Archdeacon of Lcicefter. 
 At the Reftoration became Mafter of Trinity College, Cam- 
 bridge, and Vice-chancellor. Bifhop of Chefter 1661, but 
 died five weeks afterwards. He was a man of great learn- 
 ing, piety, and loyalty, and of fingular candour and modefty. 
 
 A reply unto feveral treatifes pleading for the 
 armes now taken up by fubjefts in the pre- 
 tended defence of religion and liberty. 4°. 
 
 Oxf. 1643 
 The Church-of-England man's reafons for his 
 not making the decifions of ecclefiaftical 
 fynods the rule of his faith. Pp. 16. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 17 
 On fubmiflion to the Church. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 3. 11 
 Other works : The Refolving of Confcience, on the 
 Queftion of taking up Arms againft the King, 1642. 
 Epifcopacy and Prelbytery confidered, 1647. Certain Con- 
 fiderations of prefent concernment touching the Reformed 
 Church of England, againft Ant. Champney, Doiflor of the 
 Sorbonne, 1653. On the Cafe as it ftands between the 
 Church of England and of Rome on the one hand, and 
 thofe Congregations which have divided from it on the 
 other, 1655, &c. 
 
 FERN, Robert. 
 
 A treatife of the ccleftial work and worfliip ; or, 
 the facred employments and fervices of the 
 blefled fpirits in hea\'cn ; confidered, ftated, 
 opened, and improved from Ifa. 6. 3. To 
 which is prefixed. Two difcourfes ; one. 
 Of leaving the world, from John, 16. 28. The other. 
 Of the way and paflage of the faints to heaven, with 
 their admiffion and reception thither, from 2 Pet. 
 I. II. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 FERNIE, John. 
 
 One of the minifters of Dunfermline. 
 Sermons on important fubjedls. 8°. 
 
 Dujiferm. 1818 
 
 John, 7. 46. Excellency of Chrift's teaching - I 
 
 John, 8. 29. Chrift's exemplary condudt towards God 17 
 John, 13.15. Chrift's exemplary condu(5t towards men 27 
 1 Cor. 7. 29-31. Tranfitory nature of worldly enjoy- 
 ments ...... 43 
 
 I John, 3. 5. Nature and defign of Chrift's manifeftation 
 
 59 
 
 John, 21. 17. Love to Chrift - - - 72 
 
 John, 13. 35. Diftinguifhing mark of Chrift's difciples 88 
 Luke, 10.42. Importance of religion - - ico 
 
 Pfa. 39. 6. Vanity of human puriuits - - Ii2 
 
 I John, 2. 25. The future ftate of the godly 124 
 
 I Chron. 28. 9. David's dying charge to Solomon 140 
 Pfa. 90. 2. Eternity of God - - - 156 
 
 I Kings, 8. 27. Omniprefence of God - - 176 
 John, 19. 30. The death of Chrift - - 196 
 
 Luke, 2. 8-12. The birth of Chrift - - 212
 
 »i35 
 
 1136 
 
 FERNIE, John [continued), 
 
 a Tim. 3. 5. Formality or hypocrify - - 229 
 
 Pfa. a. II. Godly fear and holy joy . - 245 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Religion the true fource of happinefs 274 
 
 I Cor. 15. 42-44. Refurreftion of the dead 302 
 Pfa. 105. I. Public gratitude for national deliverance. 
 
 Nov. 5, 1788 320 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 2. Subjedt of Paul's preaching - - 349 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 15. Chrift the unfpeakable gift of God 373 
 
 FERRANDUS, furnamed FULGENTIUS. 
 
 An African. Flourifhed in the fixth century. He was 
 a difciple of St. Fulgentius. Died about 530. His works 
 were highly efteemed by his contemporaries. 
 Opera. 
 
 De Ferrando ejufque operibus teftimonia, 
 P. F. Chiffletii admonitio. 
 Breviatio canonum. 
 
 Paraeneticus ad reginum comitem ; qualis ciTe debeat 
 dux religiofus in aftibus militaribus, feu de vii. re- 
 gulis innocentiae. 
 Ad Anatolium de duabus in Chrifto naturis. 
 Ad Egippium, de eflentia Trinitatis. 
 Ad Severum Scholafticum, guod Jefus Chriftus fit unus 
 
 de S. Trinitate. 
 Fulgentii Rufpenfis epiftola ad reginum comitem tantum 
 explicans, utrum caro Chrifti corruptibills an incor- 
 ruptibilis fuerit. 
 Ad Pelagium et Anatolium epiftola. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 475 
 Two other epiftles of Fulgentius Ferrandus are printed 
 among the works of Saint Fulgentius Rufpenfis, Bibl. Max. 
 Patr. vol. 9. 
 
 Opera. Bibl. Patr. Gall. 1 1. 329 
 
 Breviatio canonum. Juft. Bibl. i. 445 
 
 Epiftola dogmatica adverfus Arrianos aliofque 
 haereticos, ex Codice Cafinenfi. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 3 P. 2. 169 
 FERRAR, Nicholas. 
 
 An Englifh gentleman of confiderable learning and great 
 piety. Born in London 1592. Educated at Clare Hall, 
 Cambridge, of which he became Fellow. Retired in 1626 
 to Little Gidding, where he inftituted a kind of Proteftant 
 monaftery. Died 1637. 
 
 Tranflation of Valdeflb's Confiderations. See 
 
 Valdesso. 
 (The life oi), by Dr. Peckard. 
 
 Wordfworth's Eccl. Biog. 4. 1 1 1 
 FERRARI, John Baptist. 
 
 A Jefuit of Sienna. Died 1655. 
 
 Orationes. Quibus acceflere Pleiades, five ora- 
 tiones leptem varii argumenti. 24°. 
 
 Lond. 1657 
 
 FERRARIS, Lucius. 
 
 Prompta bibliotheca canonica, juridica, moralis, 
 theologica, nee non afcetica, polemica, ru- 
 briciftica, hiftorica. Editio noviffima denuo 
 recognita, audla et emendata. 10 vol. 4°. 
 
 Venet. 1782 
 
 FERREBEE, Michael, A.M., Student of Ch. 
 Ch., Oxon. 
 
 Sermon, i Pet. 3. 8. [Hofpital.] St. Matthew. 
 4°. Lond. 1732 
 
 FERRERIUS, Johannes. 
 
 Hiftoria monafterii a Kenlos ordinis Ciftercienfis 
 in Scotia a Johanne Ferrerio Pedemontano 
 ejufdem monafterii monacho, fcripta anno 
 MDXxxvii. Mart, et Dur. Coll. vi. 319 
 
 FERRETUS, Vincentinus. 
 
 Hiftoria rerum in Italia geftarum ab anno 1250 
 ad annum ufque 1318. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 9. 935 
 
 De Scaligerorum origine, poema. Ibid. 9. 1 193 
 
 FERUS, Joannes. 
 
 Epitome fermonum Rev. D. J. Feri, Domini- 
 calium utriufque cum hiemalis turn aeftivalis 
 partis confcripta. 8°. Lugd. 1562 
 
 FESTA Anglo-Romana ; or, the feafts of the 
 Englifh and Roman Church, w^ith their fafts 
 and vigils, their various etymologies and ap- 
 pellations, with the reafons of their celebra- 
 tion. 12°. Lond. 1678 
 
 FETTIPLACE, Thomas. 
 
 The fmner's tears in meditations and prayers. 
 12°. Lond. 1688 
 
 The celeftiall lampe. Inlightning each diftrefTed 
 foule from the depth of everlafting darkneffe, 
 to the height of eternall light. 24*^. 
 
 Lond. 1637 
 
 FEVERLINUS [FEUERLEIN], James Wil- 
 liam. 
 
 Born at Nuremberg 1689. Died 1766. He was Pro- 
 
 fefTor of Philofophy and Oriental Languages at Altdorf, and 
 
 Profeflbr of Theology at Gottingen. 
 
 Bibliotheca fymbolica evangelica Lutherana, 
 
 quam magno ftudio multifque impenfis ipfe 
 
 dum vivebat, collegit, difpofuit, et adjeftis 
 
 annotationibus defcripfit [et fcripta theologo- 
 
 rum feculi reformationis]. 8°. Norb. xjGS 
 
 A bibliographical account of the feveral editions, ver- 
 
 fions, &c., of the various fymbolical books, and alfo of the 
 
 works defcriptive of the conferences held by the Reformers, 
 
 &c., to 1686. 
 
 FEW Words on many fubjefts, grave and light, 
 in law, religion, language, and mifcellanies. 
 By a reclufe. 12°. Lond. 1831 
 
 FIDDES, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Born at Hunmanby, Yorkshire, 1 671. Educated at 
 Corpus Chrifti and Univerfity College, Oxford. Reftor of 
 Halfham about 1694; but that place being fituated in a 
 marfti, he, by illnefs, loft the power of public fpeaking; on 
 which he devoted himfelf to authorfliip. Died 1725. He 
 was a laborious writer, an ingenious, but not a very learned 
 man ; abounding in matter, but prolix. 
 
 Body of divinity. 2 vol. Folio. Lond. iji8-zo 
 Vol. I. 1718. 
 Theologia fpeculativa ; or, the firft part of a body of 
 divinity under that title. Wherein are explained the 
 principles of natural and revealed religion. 
 The exiftence and attributes of God, Divine revelation, 
 creation, providence, articles of the Chriftian faith, 
 rewards and punifliments. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1720. 
 Theologica pradlica ; or, the fecond part of a body of 
 divinity under that title. Wherein are explained the 
 duties of natural and revealed religion. 
 The moral and immutable diftindlions of good and 
 evil, the pofitive commands of God, the Ten Com- 
 mandments, our Saviour's fermon on the mount, of 
 the relative duties. 
 A letter in anfwer to one from a free-thinker. 
 Occafioned by the late Duke of Buckinghamfliire's epi- 
 taph. Wherein certain paffages in it are vindicated ; 
 and the foul's immortality afferted. To which is pre-
 
 II37 
 
 1138 
 
 FIDDES, Richard, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Axed, A verfion of the epitaph, agreeable to the explica- 
 tion given of it in the anfwer. With an introdudlion, 
 containing extratts of two letters relating to the conduft 
 of that noble Lord. Pp. 60. 8°. Land. 1721 
 
 The life of Cardinal Wolfey. Fol. Lond. 1724 
 In this work the author is accufed of writing unfavour- 
 ably of the Reformation. 
 
 A general treatife of morality, formed upon the 
 principles of natural reafon only. With a 
 preface in anfwer to two effays in the Fable 
 of the Bees, and fome incidental remarks upon 
 An Inquiry concerning Virtue, by the Earl of 
 Shaft/bury. 8°. Lo?id. 1724 
 
 An anfwer to Britanicus, compiler of the London- 
 Journal. By the compiler of Cardinal Wol- 
 fey's Life. Pp. 44. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 Another. Second edition. The dodlrine of a 
 future ftate, and that of the foul's immortality, 
 aflerted and diftinftly proved ; in two letters 
 to a free-thinker, &c. 8°. Lo?id. 1725 
 
 Fraftical difcourfes on feveral fubjefts. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 
 Vol. I. Third edit. 1714- 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God to mankind in the in- 
 carnation of His Son ----- I 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The advantages of the Chriftian difpenfa- 
 
 tion --..--- 28 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The reafons why Jefus Chrift appeared in 
 
 the world no fooner ----- 46 
 
 Prov. 24. 9. The nature of evil thoughts ; with proper 
 diredlions for the regulation of our thoughts 60 
 
 Prov. 24. 9. The reafons why the fcorner incurs fo 
 general an odium ; and of the diftin£tion of moral 
 good and evil . - - - . 91 
 
 Pfa. 39. I. Evil-fpeaking, and the proper means to pre- 
 vent it- - - - - - -121 
 
 Adls, 26. 20. The arguments on both fides of the ques- 
 tion concerning the validity of a death-bed repentance 
 
 Eph. 6. 18. The qualifications of prayer, with refpedlto 
 the temper and difpofition of mind wherewith we 
 ought to pray - - - - - 174 
 
 1 John, 5. 14. The qualifications of prayer, with refpedt 
 
 to the fubjedl-matter of it - - - - 203 
 
 Heb. 3. 16. The nature and meafures of Chriftian bene- 
 ficence ...... 221 
 
 2 Pet, 3. 3, 4. That miracles are now neither neces- 
 fary to the conviftion of unbelievers, nor the converfion 
 offinners - - - - - -251 
 
 Matt. 16. 26. The folly of worldly wifdom in the ufe 
 of finful and indireft arts to accomplifli its ends 277 
 
 1 John, 5. 3. The pradicablenels of our Chriftian diity, 
 and the popular objedlion againft it, from the ill lives 
 and manners of Chriftians, fhewn to be of no force 304 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 2. Jan, 30 - - - - 333 
 
 Prov. 18. 14 359 
 
 Vol. 2. Second edit. 17 14, 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. Innocence preferable to repentance i 
 
 Eph. 5. II. Of partaking in other men's fins; and of 
 the motives upon which we are more ufually induced 
 to do it - - - - - - 24 
 
 Prov. 19. 25, How far the power of the civil magis- 
 trate extends, to punifh or coerce men of ill principles. 
 And of the duty and regulation of fraternal reproof 52 
 
 Job, 2. 17, How far we are able to account for the dif- 
 ficulties that occur to us, in confidering the attributes 
 of God, and the wifdom, goodnefs, and juftice of His 
 providence, with refpedt to the fufterings of good men 
 
 76 
 Lev. 26. 2. The ftated times of God's worfhip, parti- 
 
 FIDDES, Richard, D.D. (continued). 
 
 cularly the Lord's day ; with proper rules and direftions 
 for the obfervation of it - - - - 98 
 
 Lev. 26. 2. The ftated places of God's worfhip, and in 
 what manner our reverence towards them ought to be 
 expreiTed ------ 120 
 
 Prov. 23. 17. The duty of fearing God; the regulation 
 of it; the influence it has tofupprefs envious thoughts ; 
 with proper motives to it - - - - 148 
 
 Ifa. 53. 2. The circumftances of Chrift's appearance in 
 the world, no objedlion againft the truth of the Chrift- 
 ian religion, but highly conducing both to confirm the 
 truth, and enforce the duties of it - - 165 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. In what refpedls afflidlions are for our ad- 
 vantage. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 183 
 
 Rom. 8. 29, 30. The true notion of predeftination 227 
 
 I Theft". 4. 6. The fin and folly of all fraudulent or un- 
 juft pradlices. The ordinary methods of God's aveng- 
 ing juftice againft them in this world : with the 
 reafons for it - - - . . 265 
 
 Luke, 16. 37. The reafonablenefs of forgiving injuries. 
 The common pretences againft it enquired into ; and 
 the cafe of duelling ----- 293 
 
 Pfa. 65. 7. God, in the government of the world, afts 
 by particular wills. Thankfgiving ferm. 1705 327 
 
 A(fts, 24. 25. The proofs, and influence, of a future 
 
 judgment - 355 
 
 Vol. 3. 1715. 
 
 Phil. I. 27, The duties of Chriftian converfation, as it 
 refpedts the government of the tongue - - i 
 
 Matt. 2. 5. The method of preaching the gofpel, when 
 it was firft divulged, one confiderable proofof its truth 
 and divinity ------ 23 
 
 Matt. 26. 41. Watchfulnefs one great prefervative 
 againft temptation, and in what refpefts - 43 
 
 Pfa. n8. 8, 9. The duty of truft in God, with refpeft 
 to publick communities. Thankfgiving day, 1702 65 
 
 James, i. 22. To what end it is a duty incumbent on 
 us to hear fermons ; with the means whereby this duty 
 may be rendered more edifying and beneficial to us 94 
 
 Rom. 12. I, Wherein our Chriftian facrifice, with 
 refpeft to the body, principally confifts ; and the rea- 
 fonablenefs of it - - - - - 116 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. The neceflity of knowing Jefus Chrift, 
 more efpecially with refpedl to his death and facrifice 
 
 139 
 
 A<fts, 17. 31. The dodlrine of a future judgment con- 
 firmed by the refurredlion of Chrift ; with the proper 
 ufe arifing from it - - - - - 160 
 
 A<3:s, 24. 16. What we are to underftand by a good 
 confcience ; and how it may be attained with the 
 bleffing on it - - - - - 179 
 
 Ecclef. I. 18. The defefts of human wifdom and know- 
 ledge confidered in feveral inftances. (2 ferm.) 202 
 
 Ifa. 57. 3. Fun. ferm. on O. Anne - - 252 
 
 Prov. 30. 8. Both poverty and riches are from God ; and 
 in what refpedls a moderate fortune may be more 
 eligible than an indigent or great one - 277 
 
 I John, 5. 4. The triumph of faith over the evils and 
 adverfities incident to us in this life - - 304 
 
 Heb. 3. 13, The infatuation of fin, till it terminate at 
 laft in the obduracy of the finner - - 32c 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 15. Jan. 30 - - - - - 347 
 
 Six difcourfes, being a fupplement to 3 vol. 8'^. 
 
 Lond. 1720 
 Phil. I. 10. It is the duty of Chriftians to inform them- 
 felves, as well concerning the doctrinal, as the prac- 
 tical,' truths of Chriftianity - - ■ - I 
 Phil. I. 10. The notion and proper efficacy of finceritj-, 
 in order to falvadon . _ - - 36 
 Pfa. 118. 24. The reafons of that peculiar diftindtion 
 which was put upon the day of our Lord's refurredlion, 
 and how the memorial of it ought perpetually to be 
 celebrated - - - - - 61 
 
 4 D
 
 "39 
 
 1 140 
 
 FIDDES, Richard, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. The truth, the reafons, and effects of our 
 Saviour's afcenfion. That efFedl in particular of it, 
 which confifted in his inftituting a diftinft and fuc- 
 ceffive order of paftors, in the Chriftian Church 81 
 Ecclef. 7. 16. That the laws of religion are perfectly 
 agreeable to the ftanding rules of prudence and equity 
 
 Ecclef. 12. II. The pra<ftice of religion is neceflary, as 
 well in refped to our prefent, as to our future in- 
 terefts ------- i^^ 
 
 FIELD, Frederick, M.A. 
 
 A farewell fermon [Luke, 24. 44], preached at 
 Over, Cambridgefhire. 8°. Camb. 1834 
 
 FIELD, Richard, D.D., Dean of Gloucefter. 
 
 Born at Hempfted, Hertford fhi re, 1561. Educated at 
 Magdalen Hall, Oxford. Divinity Reader to Lincoln's Inn 
 1594. Soon after Reftor of Burghclear, Hampfhire, and 
 Prebendary of Windfor. Dean of Gloucefter 1610. Died 
 161 6. He was a good and faithful paftor, greatly efteemcd 
 as a preacher ; inclined to the Calviniftic view of predes- 
 tination. His great work on the Church was originally 
 publilhed in r6c6, to which was added a fifth book in 
 1610 ; a fecond edition in five books, 1628, folio ; and the 
 third, 1635. 
 
 Of the Church. Five books. Third edit. Folio. 
 
 Oxf. 1635 
 The name, nature, and definition of the Church i 
 
 The notes of the Church - - - . 29 
 
 The true Church demonfti-ated by thefe notes - 47 
 
 The privileges of the Church - - - 343 
 
 The divers degrees, orders, and callings of thofe men to 
 whom the government of the Church is committed 
 
 Appendix in defence of the firft four books, in three 
 , parts - - - - - - 747 
 
 Of the Church. Five books. Printed for the 
 Ecclefiaftical Hiftory Society. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1847-52 
 The canon of Scripture and its fufficiency. 
 On the notes of the Church. 
 
 Trafts of the Angl. Fathers, 3. 73 
 FILESAC, John. 
 
 A native of Paris. Doftor of the Sorbonne, eminent 
 for his firmnefs, learning, and piety. Died 1638. 
 Veteris ecclefis Gallicanas querela. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lut. 1603 
 FILMER, Sir Robert, Knt. 
 
 Matriculated at Trinity College, Cambridge, 1604. Died 
 1647. 
 
 The free-holders' grand inqucft touching our 
 fovereign lord the King and his Parliament 
 To which are added obfervations upon forms 
 of government. Together with directions for 
 obedience to governors in dangerous and 
 doubtful times. With an advertifement to 
 the jurymen of England touching the difference 
 between an Englifli and Hebrew witch. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1679 
 
 Patriarcha, or the natural power of kings. 8'"*. 
 
 Lond. 1680 
 
 FINCH, Robert Pool, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 4. 35. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4°. 
 
 Lond, 1768 
 
 FINCH, William, LL.D., Reftor of Avington, 
 Berks, and of Tackley, Oxfordfhire. 
 
 The objcdions of infidel hiftorians and other 
 
 FINCH, William, LL.D. (continued). 
 
 writers againft Chriftianity confidercd in eight 
 fermons, preached at the Bampton Lefture 
 1797. To which is added a fermon preached 
 1795- 8°- Oxf. ii<)i 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15 (i) J Mark, 14. 59 (19) ; 2 Cor. 3. 4 
 (41) ; Prov. 21. 30 (61) ; Matt. 7. 16 (85) ; John, 
 19. II (105); Afts, 22. 28 (131); Heb. II. 16 
 
 (153)- 
 A fermon preached before the Univerfity of Oxford 
 
 1795 [on John» •!• 3^] - - - - 175 
 
 FINCHER, Joseph, Efq. 
 
 The achievments of prayer ; felefted exclufively 
 from the Holy Scriptures. Second edit. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1828 
 FINDLAY, Robert, A.M. 
 
 Born 1721. Educated at the Univerfity of Glafgow. 
 One of the minifters of Glafgow 1756. ProfefTor of Divi- 
 nity in that univerfity 1782. Died 18 14. 
 A vindication of the facred books, and of Jofe- 
 phus, efpecially the former, from various mis- 
 reprefentations and cavils of the celebrated M. 
 de Voltaire. 8°. GlaJ'g. 1770 
 
 The divine infpiration of the Jewifh Scriptures, 
 or Old Teltament, afferted by St. Paul, 2 
 Timothy, 3. 16, and Dr. Geddes Reafons 
 againft this fenfe of his words examined, i-xv. 
 Pp. 104. 8°. Lond. 1803 
 
 FINNEY, Charles G. 
 
 Leftures to profeffmg Chriftians. New edition 
 revifed. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 James, I. 22. Self-deceivers - - - - i 
 
 2 Kings, 17. 33. Falfe profeflbrs - - 9 
 
 Rom. 14. 23. Doubtful aftions are finful - 19 
 
 Lev. 19. 17. Reproof, a Chriftian duty - 34 
 
 Exod. 32. 26. True faints - - - - 45 
 
 Exod. 32. 26. Legal religion - - . 55 
 
 John, 12.43. Religion of public opinion - 67 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. Conformity to the world - 80 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. True and falfe repentance - "98 
 
 Luke, 16. 10. Difhonefty in fmall matters inconfiftent 
 with honefty in anything - - - 112 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Neceflity of knowing our true character 
 
 122 
 Ifa. 50. II. True and falfe converfion - - -136 
 
 James, 4. 7. True fubmiffion - - - 1 50 
 
 I Cor. 13. 5. Selfiihnefs not true religion - 163 
 
 Rom. 9. 30-33. Religion of the law anti gofpel 176 
 Gal. 2. 16. Juftification by faith - - 185 
 
 Rom. 3. 31. Sandlification by faith - - 201 
 
 Rom. 7. Legal experience - - - 210 
 
 Matt. 5. 48. Chriftian perfeftion. (2 ferm.) 223 
 
 AcSls, 16. 30, 31 ; I Cor. I. 30. Way of falvation 253 
 John, 16. 7-13. Neceflity of divine teaching - 264 
 Rom. 13. 10. Love, the whole of religion - 278 
 
 Heb. 4. 3. Reft of the faints - - - 289 
 
 Rom. 7. 4. Chrift the hufl^and of the Church 301 
 
 FIRMILIAN, Saint. 
 
 Biftiop of Cefarea in Cappadocia. Flouriftied 233. In 
 his Epiftle to St. Cyprian he maintains the neceflity of re- 
 baptizing thofe who had been baptized by heretics. 
 Ad S. Cyprianum Epiftola. 
 
 Routh, Script. Eccl. Opufcula 
 FIRMAN, Giles. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine and phyfician. Born in Suffolk 
 1617. Educated at Cambridge. Went to New England and 
 pradifed phyfic. Returned during the Commonwealth and 
 became minifter of Shalford, Elfex. Ejedled 1662. Died
 
 1 141 
 
 I I4Z 
 
 FIRMAN, Giles [continued). 
 
 1697. He was moderate and loyal though a Noncon- 
 formift. 
 
 The real Chriftian ; or, a treatife of efFeftual 
 calling. 4°. Lotid. 1670 
 
 FIRMIN, Thomas. 
 
 A Soclnian, memorable for public benefa<5lions and cha- 
 rities, having become opulent as a linen-manufadturer. 
 Born at Ipfwich 1632. Died 1697. 
 (Life of), with fermon on Luke, 10. 36, 37, on 
 the occaiion of his death. Together with an 
 account of his religion and of the prefent Hate 
 of the Unitarian controverfy. 8°. Land. 1698 
 (The life of), by Jofeph Corniih. 12°. L. 1780 
 FIRMUS. 
 
 Flourifhed 432. 
 Epiftola;, Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 9. 499 
 FIRMICUS. See Julius. 
 FISHER, Edward. 
 
 Educated at Oxford, where he became a gentleman 
 commoner 1627. Taught a fchool at Caermarthen in 
 Wales, and died in Ireland. He was highly Calviniftical 
 in doftrine. His Marrow of Modern Divinity, publifhed 
 in 1646, excited a controverfy of much warmth when re- 
 publiflied in Scotland about eighty years afterwards. 
 The marrow of modern divinity. 2 vol. 8°. 
 Vol. I. Twelfth edition, corredled, with notes by Phi- 
 lalethes Irenasus [i. e. Thomas Bofton]. s. I. 1726 
 On the covenant of works and the covenant of grace, 
 with their ufe and end both in the time of the Old 
 Teftament and in the time of the New. 
 Vol. 2. s. I. 1722. 
 
 A plain, pithy, and fpiritual expofition of the Ten Com- 
 mandments. 
 
 The marrow of modern divinity [firft part]. 
 Second edition, enlarged. Sm. 8°. ZcW. 1646 
 FISHER, James. 
 
 One of the minifters of the Seceflion Church in Scot- 
 land in the middle of the laft century. 
 The Affembly's Shorter Catechifm explained, 
 by way oi queftion and anfwer. By fome 
 minifters of the gofpel. [Ebenezer Erfkine, 
 James Fifher, &c.] 17 th edition. 12°. 
 
 Glaf. 1 81 3 
 FISHER, John, D.D., Bifhop of Rochefter. 
 
 A great benefaftor to learning. Born at Beverley, York- 
 fhire, 1459. Educated at Michael Houfe, now Trinity 
 College, Cambridge, of which he became Fellow and 
 Mafter. Became Chaplain and ConfefTor to Margaret, 
 Countefs of Richmond, and was her firft Divinity FrofelTor 
 at Cambridge. Bifhop of Rochefter 1504. He was a zealous 
 oppofer of Luther and the divorce of Queen Catherine, 
 which led to his being beheaded, 1535. He was a man 
 of integrity, deep learning, fweetnefs of temper, and great- 
 ness of foul. 
 
 Opera, quae haftenus inveniri potuerunt omnia, 
 fmgulari ttudio diligenter conquifta, partim 
 antea quidem excufa, nunc autem fedulo re- 
 cognita ; partim jam primum in lucem edita. 
 Folio. Wirceb. 1597 
 
 Elenchus - - - - - - - F. i 
 
 De captivitate et martyrio au£loris brevis hiftoria, ab in- 
 
 certo quodam confcripta et edita. 
 
 AfTertio Icptem facramentorum adverfus M. Lutherum, 
 
 ab Henrico VIII. Angliae rege, RofFenfis tamen hor- 
 
 tatu et ftudio edita - . . - 6 
 
 tjufdem affertionis defenfio - - - .. 80 
 
 FISHER, Bifliop (continued). 
 
 Contra captivitatem Babylonicam Lutheri - 104 
 
 AlTertionis Lutheranas confiitatio - - - 272 
 
 De euchariftij contra Joan. QLcolampadium libri v. 746 
 Sacri facerdotii defenfio contra Lutherum - - 1232 
 
 Convulfo calumniarum Ulrichi Veleni Minhonienfis, 
 
 quibus Petrum nunquam Romae fuiffe cavillatus eft 
 
 1299 
 Concio Londini habita vernacule, quando Lutheri fcripta 
 
 publice igni tradebantur, ab R. Pacaeo in Latinum 
 
 verfa - - - - - - 1372. 
 
 De unica Magdalena libri tres - - - 1393 
 
 Commentarii in vii. Pfalmos Pcenltentiales, interprete 
 
 Joanne Fen a Monteacuto - - 1463 
 
 Concio de paffione Domini . - - 1633 
 
 Concio de juftitia Pharifaeorum et Chriftianorum 1675 
 Methodus perveniendi ad fummam Lhriftianae religionis 
 
 perfedtionem . . . . . 1686 
 
 Epiftola ad Hermannum Catmatium Goudanum, de 
 
 charitate Chriftiana ----- 1704 
 De neceflitate orandi .... 1708 
 
 Plalmi, feu precationes ----- 1734 
 Index rerum et verborum. 
 
 Funeral fermon of Margaret, Countefs of Rich- 
 mond, with a preface, containing an account 
 of her charities, and a catalogue of her pro- 
 felTors at Cambridge and Oxford, and preachers 
 at Cambridge [By Thomas Baker, St. John's 
 Coll., Camb.] 8°. Lorjd. 170S 
 
 (Life of) By Thomas Bailey, D.D. See Lives. 
 
 FISHER, John. 
 
 An Englifh Jefuit, born in Yorkfhire. Became a Jefuit 
 1594. He was living in 1641. 
 True relation of fundrie conferences. 
 
 [Printed entire with Laud's Conference, edition 1849.] 
 
 Conference with White. See White, Francis. 
 
 FISHER, John, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 30. 5. [Exon and Cornifh Invafion.] 
 8°. Lond. 1723 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 127. i. [Exon and Cornifh Inva- 
 fion.] 8°. Exon. 1725 
 
 FISHER, Joseph, M.A., Fellow of Queen's 
 Coll., Oxon. 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 13.4. The honour of marriage : 
 or, the inftitution, necefTity, advantages, com- 
 forts, and ufefulnefs of a married life. 4°. 
 
 Lo/id. 1695 
 
 FISHER, Rev. Joseph, Drax, Yorkfhire. 
 
 Remarks upon the Remarker on a late publication 
 bv a Layman. In an addrefs to the Remarker. 
 In which is clearly fhewn the infufficiency ot 
 the Remarker's arguments to overthrow the 
 doftrine of the one Godhead or Divinity of the 
 Father and the Son. Pp. viii. 72. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1775 
 
 FISHER, Philip, D.D., Mafter of Charterhoufe. 
 
 Sermon, Ecclef 1 1 . i . Commemoration, being 
 the ducentary anniverfary of that foundation. 
 4°. Lo?2d. I 8 II 
 
 FISHER, Rev. Robert, B.M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 23. 23. Traftarianifm oppofed 
 to truth, the fafety of the Church, and the 
 Proteftant fuccefhon to the throne of the realms. 
 [Jan. 29.] 8°. Lo»d. 1843
 
 i»43 
 
 1144 
 
 FITZCOTTON, Henry, Efq. 
 
 A new and accurate tranflation of the Firfl Book 
 of Homer's Iliad. 8°. 
 
 Dubl. printed : Lotid. reprinted 1 749 
 
 FITZGERALD, William, B.A. 
 
 Epifcopacy, tradition, and the facraments, con- 
 fidered in reference to the Oxford Trafts, with 
 a poftfcript upon fundamentals. Ff 2. Pp. 79, 
 8°. Dubl. 1839 
 
 FITZHERBERT, Thomas, Efq. 
 
 A ver)' ingenious and learned man. Born in Staftbrd- 
 fhire 1552, and lent to either Exeter or Lincoln College, 
 Oxford, 1568. Imprifoned 1572 for refufing to go to his 
 pariih church. Entered the Society of Jefuits 16 14, and 
 became Redlor of the Englifh College at Rome. Died 
 1640. 
 
 A treatife concerning policy and religion, wherein 
 the infirmity of human wit is amply declared, 
 with the neccflity of the grace of God and 
 true religion for the perfedlion of policy ; and 
 by the way fome political matters are treated ; 
 divers principles of Machiavel confuted, &c. 
 4°. Land. 1652 
 
 This work abounds with matter which has ferved as a 
 
 fund to feveral authors who have fince written againft 
 
 Machiavel. 
 
 Firft part of a treatife concerning policy and 
 religion. 4°. Dozvay, 1606 
 
 FITZ-WILLIAM, John, D.D., Can. of Windfor. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 24. 21, 22. The duties of fearing 
 God and the king, and the mifchiefs of change. 
 [Thanklgiving for the deliverance of his Sacred 
 Majefty and Government from the late trea- 
 fonable confpiracy.] 4°. Land. 1683 
 
 FLAG cms ILLYRICUS, Matthgeus. 
 
 A Lutheran divine. Born at Albano, in Iftria, 1520. 
 Studied at Venice, after which he went to Bafil, and next 
 to Tubingen. ProfelTor of Hebrew and Divinity at Jena 
 1557. Died 1575. He was one of the authors of the 
 Magdeburgh Ecclefiaftical Hiftory. 
 
 Catalogus teftium veritatis, qui ante noftram 
 aetatem pontifice Romano ejufque erroribus re- 
 clamarunt : jam denuo longe quam antea, et 
 emendatior et auftior editus. Opus varia rerum, 
 hoc pra;fertim tempore fcitu digniffimarum, 
 cognitione refertum, ac leftu cum primis utile 
 atque neceffarium : in quo, pr^eter alia, multi 
 utiles libelli, multas etiam hiltorias proferuntur, 
 quarum plersque nufquam alibi extant. Ap- 
 pend ice quoque ad calcem adjefto, inferta eft 
 Vera Demonftratio, quod eledio pra^fulum et 
 epifcoporum non ad ecclefiafticos, fed et ad 
 laicos, ut vocant, pertineat. Fol. Argent. 1562 
 
 Beft edition of this rare book. 
 
 Hiftoria ecclefiallica. See Magdeburg Centu- 
 
 riators. 
 FLAMINIUS Nobilius. 
 Notae in variantes leftiones verfionis Grsecs. 
 
 Bibl. Polygl. Waltoni, 6 
 FLAMMA, Gualvaneus [Ital. Galvano Fiamma> 
 
 A celebrated hiftorian. Born at Milan 1283. He entered 
 the order of Dominicans. 
 
 Opufculum de rebus geftis ab Azone, Luchino ct 
 
 FLAMMA, Gualvaneus {continued). 
 
 Joanne vicecomitibus ab anno 1328 ufque ad 
 annum i 342. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 12. 991 
 Manipulus florum, five hiftoria Mediolanenfis, ab 
 origine urbis, ad annum circiter 1336 ab alio 
 continuatore producfta ad annum ufque 1371. 
 
 Ibid. II. 531 
 FLAVEL, John, B.A. 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift divine. Born in Worces- 
 ter/hire about 1627. Educated at Univerfity College, Ox- 
 ford. Reftor of Diptford, Devonshire, about 1650. Re- 
 moved to Dartmouth 1656. Eje<5ted for nonconformity 
 1662. Died at Exeter 1691. He was a man of exemplary 
 piety, in doftrine a Calvinift ; an experimental, afFedtionate, 
 pradlical, and popular writer. 
 
 Whole works. 6 vol. 8°. Lend. 1820 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of the author . . . - . i 
 
 The fountain of life opened up; or, a difplay of Chrift 
 in his eflential and mediatorial glory, containing 
 forty-two fermons on various texts, — 
 I Cor. 2. 2. Excellency of the fubjeft - 32 
 
 Prov. 8. 30, Primeval glory of Chrift - - 42 
 
 Ifa. 53. 12. The covenant of redemption - ^z 
 
 John, 3. 16. The love of God in giving his Son 6z 
 John, I. 14. Chrift's wonderful perfon - 72 
 
 John, 6. 27. The authority by which Chrift as Medi- 
 ator adled ------ 85 
 
 John, 17. 19. Solemn confecration of the Mediator 96 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 5. Nature of Chrift's mediation - 106 
 Afts, 3. 22. Chrift revealing the will of God 118 
 Luke, 24. 45. Chrift illuminating the underftanding 
 
 131 
 Heb. 9. 23. The nature and neceflity of the prieft- 
 
 hood of Chrift 143 
 
 Heb. 10. 14. Excellency of our high-prieft's oblation 
 
 154- 
 
 Heb. 7. 25. The interceflion of Chrift - 165 
 
 Gal. 3. 13. The fatisfaftion of Chrift - 176 
 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. The blefled inheritance purchafed by 
 
 the oblation of Chrift - - - - 188 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 5. The kingly office of Chrift in the fouls 
 of the redeemed . . - . i9g 
 
 Eph. I. 22. The kingly office of Chrift in the world 
 for the redeemed - - - - - an 
 
 Phil. 2. 8. Neceffity of Chrift's humiliation 223 
 
 Phil. 2. 8. Chrift's humiliation in his life 235 
 
 John, 17. II. Chrift's humiliation unto death in his 
 firft preparative adt for it - - - 246 
 
 I Cor. n. 23—25. The fecond preparative adl of 
 Chrift for his own death - - - - 259 
 
 Luke, 22. 41-44. The third preparative aft of Chrift 
 for his own death - - - - 271 
 
 Matt. 26. 47-49. The treafon of Judas - 283 
 
 Luke, 23. 23, 24. The illegal trial and condemnation 
 of Chrift ------ 293 
 
 Luke, 23. 27, 28, &c. Chrift's addrefs to the daugh- 
 ters of Jerufalem ----- 308 
 
 Adls, 2. 23. The nature and quality of Chrift's death 
 
 320 
 
 Luke, 23. 38. The title affixed to the crofs of Chrift 
 
 333 
 
 Zech. 13. 7. The manner of Chrift's death in refpedl 
 to the folitarinefs thereof - - - 343 
 
 Ifa. 53. 7. The manner of Chrift's death in refpeft 
 of the patience thereof - - - - 356 
 
 Luke, 23. 34. The inftrudivenefs of the death of 
 Chrift in his ifvtn laft words, the firft of which is 
 here illuftrated ----- 369 
 
 John, 19. 27. The fecond excellent word of Chrift 
 upon the crofs _ - . - - 582 
 
 Luke, 23. 43. The third of Chrift's laft words 392
 
 1145 
 
 U46 
 
 FLAVEL, John, B.A. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 27. 46. The fourth excellent faying of Chrift 
 
 upon the crofs . . - - - 406 
 
 John, 19. 28. The fifth excellent faying of Chrift 
 
 upon the crofs . . - . - 419 
 
 John, 19. 30. The fixth excellent faying of Chrift 
 
 upon the crofs ----- 430 
 
 Luke, 23. 46. The feventh and laft word with which 
 
 Chrift breathed out his foul - - - 442 
 
 John, 19.41,42. Chrift's funeral illuftrated, in its 
 
 manner, reafons, and excellent ends - 454 
 
 Ifa. 53. 2. Four weighty ends of Chrift's humiliation 
 
 467 
 Matt. 28. 6. The refurredlion of Chrift - 486 
 
 John, 20. 17. The afcenfion of Chrift - 501 
 
 Heb, I. 3. The feflion of Chrift at the right hand of 
 
 God - - 514 
 
 Adls, 10, 42. Chrift's advent to judgment 524 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The method of grace in the gofpel redemption, — 
 
 1 Cor. I. 30. Effedlual application - - 15 
 John, 17. 23. Union with Chrift - " 33 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Nature and ufe of the gofpel miniftry 49 
 John, 6. 44. The work of the Spirit - 67 
 Eph. 2. I. Work of the Spirit - - - 84 
 John, I. 12. Of that adt on our part by which we 
 
 apply to Chrift. (2 ferm.) - - - 102 
 
 Pfa. 45. 7. The believer's fellowihip with Chrift 141 
 Matt. II. 28. Exhortation to apply to Chrift 156 
 Matt. 9. 12. Chrift the phyfician - - 189 
 
 Luke, I. 72. Second title of Chrift 
 Cant. 5. 16. Third title of Chrift - - 214 
 
 Hag. 2. 7. Fourth title of Chrift - - 225 
 
 I Cor. 2. 8. Fifth title of Chrift - - 235 
 
 Luke, 2. 25. Sixth title of Chrift - 243 
 
 Eph. I. 7. Remiffion of fins ... 252 
 Eph. I. 6. Acceptance in Chrift - - 260 
 
 John, 8. 36. The liberty of believers - - 269 
 
 I Pet. 3. 1 8. Saints coming home to God by recon- 
 ciliation ------ 279 
 
 Rom. 7. 9. The great ufefiilnefs of the law or word 
 of God. (2 ferm.) ----- 287 
 
 John, 6. 45. The teachings of God. (2 ferm.) 306 
 
 1 John, 3. 24. The Spirit's indwelling - 328 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The nature and neceflity of the new 
 creature. (2 ferm.) . . _ - 3^5 
 
 Gal. 5. 24. Nature, &c., of mortification. (2 ferm.) 368 
 ijohn, 2. 6. Imitation of Chrift in holinefs. (2 ferm.) 
 
 297 
 Eph. 5. 14. The ftate of fpiritual death - 422 
 
 John, 3. 18. The condemnation of unbelievers 431 
 John, 3. 19. The aggravation of fin - - 440 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3, 4. The blinding policies of Satan. 
 (2 ferm.) - - - - - 451 
 
 Pneumatologia ; a treatife on the foul of man - 488 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Pneumatologia, continued, — 
 
 A pra<flical treatife of fear. [Ifa. 8. 12-14.] ^39 
 
 The righteous man's refuge. [Ifa. 26. 20.] - 323 
 
 nAANHAOriA j a difcourfe of the caufes, nature, rife, 
 growth, and remedies of mental errors - 413 
 
 Vindiciarum vindex ; or, a refutation of the Rejoinder 
 of Mr. Philip Cary - - . . 495 
 
 Rife and growth of Antinomianifm - - 551 
 
 I Cor. I. 10. Gofpel unity recommended to the churches 
 of Chrift, A fermon - - - - 592 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 England's duty under the prefent gofpel-liberty. [Ser- 
 mons on Rev. 3. 20.] ; with 
 An appendix on Rom. i. 18, and 
 Mount Pifgah ; a thankfgiving fermon for deliverance 
 from popery. [Deut. 3. 24, 25.] 
 
 Divine condudl ; or, the myftery of providence opened 
 in a treatife upon Pfa. 57. 2 - - - 336 
 
 A faithful narrative of a wonderful fea-deliverance 497 
 
 FLAVEL, John, B.A. {continued). 
 
 Antipharmacum faluberrimum ; or, a ferious caveat to 
 all the faints in this hour of temptation - 515 
 
 Tidings from Rome ; or, England's alarm - 5 57 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Huftiandry fpiritualized 5 or, the heavenly ufe of earthly 
 things ------- 1 
 
 Navigation fpiritualized ; or, a new compafs for feamen 
 
 206 
 
 A pathetical and ferious difiuafive from the horrid and 
 deteftable fins of drunkennefs, fwearing, uncleannefs, 
 forgetfulnefs of mercies, violation of promifcs, and 
 atheiftical contempt of death j by way of caution to 
 feamen - - - - - - -293 
 
 The feaman's companion, in fix fermons, — 
 
 Adls, 21. 5, 6. The feaman's farewell - 344 
 
 Pfa. 107. 23-28. The feaman in a ftorm - 359 
 
 Pfa. 139.9, "-'• The feaman's prefervative in foreign 
 
 countries ------ 371 
 
 Deut. 8. 17, 18. The fuccefsful feaman - 385 
 Luke, 5. 5. The difappointed feaman - 395 
 
 Deut. 33. 19. The feaman's return - - 406 
 
 A faint indeed ; or, the great work of a Chriftian opened 
 and prefled from Prov. 4. 23 - - - 417 
 
 The touchftone of fincerity j or, the figns of grace and 
 fymptoms of hypocrify opened in a praftical treatife 
 upon Rev. 3. 17, 18 - - - - - 509 
 
 A token for mourners ; or, the advice of Chrift to a 
 diftreffed mother bewailing the death of her only fon. 
 [Luke, 7- 13-3 - - - - - 604 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Preparation for fufferings ; or, the beft work in the 
 worft times. [Adts, 21. 13.] . - . i 
 
 The balm of the covenant applied to the bleeding 
 wounds of afflidled faints. [2 Sam. 23. 5.] To 
 which is added, 
 
 A funeral fermon on John Upton, Efq. [2 Chron. 
 35.24,25.] 83-120 
 
 An expofition of the Affembly's Shorter Catechifm 141 
 
 Vindiciae legis et foederis ; or, a reply to Mr. Philip 
 Cary 's Solemn Call - - - - - 318 
 
 Sacramental meditations upon divers fele<fl places of 
 Scripture. [Pfa. 89. 7; Jer. 12. 2; Rom. 7. 21; 
 Eph. I. 13; John, I. 29; Rom. 8. 32; Mark, 9. 
 24; Pfa. 60. 8 ; Zech. 12, 10; John, 6. 55 j Cant. 
 8. 6; Eph. 3. 19.] - - - - 378 
 
 A familiar conference between a minifter and a doubting 
 Chriftian concerning the Lord's fupper - - 460 
 
 The reafonablenefs of perfonal reformation, and the 
 neceflity of converfion . - - - 470 
 
 Cant. 3. II. A coronation fermon - - - 545 
 
 Matt. 24. 45-47. The chara£ter of a complete evan- 
 gelical paftor drawn by Chrift - - - 564 
 
 A double fcheme. Sins and duties - - - 586 
 
 Alphabetical table - - - - - 591 
 
 Divine condudl ; or, the myftery of providence. 
 
 8°. Land. 1678 
 
 The method of grace in bringing home the 
 
 eternal redemption. 4°. Lo?id. 168 1 
 
 A difcom-fe of mental errors. 8°. Lo7id. 1691 
 A token for mourners. Third edition. 12°. 
 
 Lo?id. 1774 
 A treatife on the foul. 4°. Lond. 1671 
 
 A treatife on the foul of man. Third edition. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1 701 
 
 FLAVIANUS. 
 
 Became Patriarch of Conftantinople 447. Having 
 oppofed the Eutychian herefy he was baniihed to Hypspa, 
 in Lydia, where he died 450. 
 Epiftola ad Leonem Romanum. 
 
 Cotclerii Monumenta, i. 50
 
 1147 
 
 1 148 
 
 FLAVIUS, Vopiscus. 
 
 A Latin hiftorian who lived in the fourth century. 
 See Hill. Aug. Script, vi. 
 FLECHIER, Esprit. 
 
 Born 1632; died 17 10. A French divine. Celebrated 
 for his fermons and funeral orations. The Duke of Mon- 
 taufier obtained for him the port of reader to the Dauphin. 
 He was made Bi/hop of Lavaur in 1685 ; and of Nifmcs 
 in 1687. In his epifcopal charadler he gained the love of 
 even the Proteftants of his diocefe by his uniform piety, 
 charity, and mildnefs. Elefted a Member of the French 
 Academy in 1673. Flechier has been called the French 
 Ifocrates. He is confidered to have given neatnefs, regu- 
 larity, foftnefs, and harmony, to the language of the French 
 pulpit j fpirit, elegance, purity, juftnefs, and delicacy of 
 ideas, flowery and harmonious didlion, are his moft ftriking 
 qualities. M. Gonod, librarian at Clermont, in Auvergne, 
 published, in 1844, a work of Flechier, which had never 
 been printed before. The title is as follows : Memoires fur 
 les grands-jours lenus a Clermont en 1 665-1666. I vol. 8°. 
 CEuvres complettes. Revues fur les manufcrits 
 de I'auteur, augmentees de plufieurs pieces qui 
 n'ont jamais ete imprimecs, et accompagnees 
 de prefaces, d'obfervations, et de notes. 10 
 vol. 8°. a Ni/mes, 1782 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Difcours fur la perfonne et les ecrits de M. Flechier. 
 
 Eloges, &c. 
 Hiftoire de Theodoce le Grand. 
 Vol. 2. La vie du Cardinal Commendon. 
 Vol. 3. L'hiftoire du Cardinal Ximines. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Oraifons funebres, avec notices hiiloriques, — 
 La Duchefle de Montaufier. 
 La DuchefTe d'Aiguillon. 
 M. de Turenne. 
 M. de Lamoignon. 
 Marie-Therefe d'Autriche. 
 M. le Chancelier le Tellier. 
 Marie-Anne C. V. de Baviere. 
 M. le Due de Montaufier. 
 Vol. 5, 
 Les panegyriques, — 
 
 Le jour de la touflaints - . - - 37 
 
 Le jour de la Conception - - - - 61 
 
 Saint Jofeph _ . . . . gi 
 
 Le jour de la converfion de S. Paul - - 98 
 
 La Magdeleine - - - - - 1 14 
 
 S. Antoine - - - - - -130 
 
 S. Auguftin .... - i^g 
 
 S. Sulpice - - - - - -168 
 
 S. Benoit - - - - - - 187 
 
 S. Louis ------- 203 
 
 S. Bernard ------ 223 
 
 S. Francois de Paule ----- 241 
 
 S. Thomas Apotre - - - - 261 
 
 S. Ignace Loyola ----- 27^ 
 
 S. Therefe ------ 295 
 
 S. Charles - - - - - -315 
 
 S. Francois Xavier - - . _ ^jn 
 
 S. Philippe de Neri - - - - - 359 
 
 S. Thomas, Archeveque de Cantorberi - 377 
 
 S. Franjois de Sales ----- 391 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Le jour de la touffaints - - - - i^ 
 
 L'Avent, i, 2, 3, et 4me Dimanche - - 36 
 Le jour de Noel ----- 129 
 
 Le jour des rois ----- j^_c 
 
 Le premier Vendredi du Careme - - 163 
 
 Sur la correction fi-aternelle. Matt. 18. 15 - 183 
 
 Sur la Samaritaine. S. Jean, 4, Si vous connoiflez 
 
 le don de Dieu ----- 206 
 
 FLECHIER, Efprit {contwueJ). 
 
 Sur la medifance. S. Jean, 8. 46 - - 227 
 
 Sur I'envie. S.Jean, 11.47- - - 252 
 
 Sur la refurredlion ----- 266 
 
 Le jour de la Pentecote - - - - 282 
 
 Sur le bon pafteur. S, Jean, 10 - - 302 
 
 Analyfes - - - - - - 321 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Le jour de la cene . - - - . ^ 
 
 Conlecration de I'eglife de S, Jacques - 24 
 
 Le jour de la Pentecote, 41 ; Les afflidlions, 58 j 
 
 L'ouverture des etats de Languedoc (4 ferm.), 75 j 
 
 Pour une veture, 149 ; Sur Tobligation de I'aumone, 
 
 164; Sur lejubile, 187; La transfiguration, 206; 
 
 Sur la melTe, 223 j A la cloture d'une miffion, 240. 
 
 Exhortations (5) pour la bourfe clericale de S. Nicolas 255 
 
 Difcours (8) prononces dans le fynode du diocefe de Nimes 
 
 299 
 Difcours a raffemblee provinciale de Narbonne - 340 
 Exhortation faite a la ceremonie du bapteme d'un Juif 344 
 Exhortation pour de nouveaux maries - - 346 
 
 Difcours prononce a la profeflion d'un religieux - 348 
 Difcours (7) aux chanoines de I'eglife de Nimes 351 
 Analyfes .-_--- 380 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 Mandemens. 55 lettres paflorales - - - 58 
 
 Confiderations et penfees - - - - 179 
 
 Reflexions fur les fruits du S. Efprit ; La defcente du S. 
 
 Efprit; Sur la grace, &c. - - - - 183 
 
 Penfees fur I'education des enfans - - 263 
 
 Penfees diverfes fur la mort ; la parole de Dieu ; le 
 
 peche ; la refurreftion des morts, &c. - - 306 
 
 Confolation fur la mort - - - - 335 
 
 Oraifon funebre de M. Flechier, par M. I'abbe du Jarry 
 
 339 
 Vol, 9. 
 Difcours academiques, — 
 
 Harangues prononcees en diverfes occafions - 47 
 Poefies Latines ----- 91 
 
 Poefies Franfois - - - - -151 
 
 Reflexions fur lesdifferens caradteres des hommes 237 
 Relation des fanatiques du Vivarais - - 340 
 
 L'art de fe chofir un patron - - - 382 
 
 Le caraftere d'un homme prudent - - 398 
 
 Relation des obfervanccs des religieufes de S. Claire 400 
 Vol. 10. 
 Lettres ------- i 
 
 DJflertation hiftorique fur la ville de Nifmes, et fes 
 antiquites ------ 375 
 
 Memoire hiftorique fur les grands jours - - 395 
 
 Extrait de la relation des grands jours d'Auvergne 401 
 
 Recueil des oraifons funebres. 12°. Rouefi, 17S6 
 Hilloire de Theodoce le Grand. 12°. Par. 16S1 
 Sermon, Luke, 2. 10. Chriftmas day. Tranflated. 
 Cobbin's French Preacher, 159 
 FLEET, C, M.A. 
 Four fermons on public occafions. 8°. 
 
 Sa/i^. I7g6 
 John, I. 46. [Before the Univerfity of Cambridge, 
 March 25, 1786, being Founder's day.] - 3 
 
 Rom. 2. 23, 24. [Vifitation.] - - - 23 
 
 Pfa. 122. 3-5. [AlTize.] - - - . 43 
 
 I Cor. 12. 21, 22. [Afllze.] - - - 61 
 
 FLEETWOOD, John, D.D. 
 
 This is probably an aflumed name. The Life of our 
 Saviour by this author has long been a popular work. 
 
 The life of our Lord and Saviour Jefus Chrift, 
 together with the lives of the apoftles, John 
 the Baptift, and the Virgin Mary. 8°. 
 
 G/ajg. 1 81 3
 
 1 149 
 
 1 1 50 
 
 FLEETWOOD, John, D.D. {continued). 
 The Chriftian prayer-book ; or, complete manual 
 of devotions. 12°. Land. 1772 
 
 FLEETWOOD, William, D.D., Bifhop of Ely. 
 
 Born in the Tower of London 1656. Educated at Eton, 
 whence he was elefted to King's College, Cambridge. 
 Became Reftor of St. Auftin's, London, and Ledurer of St. 
 Dunftan's in the Weft. Canon of Windfor 1702. Bifhop 
 of St. Afaph 1706. Trandated to Ely 1714. Died 1723. 
 He was the beft preacher of his time, and his fermons 
 were confidered models of pulpit eloquence. 
 
 A complete colledlion of the fermons, trafts, and 
 pieces of all kinds that were written by Bifhop 
 Fleetwood. Folio. Lond. 1737 
 
 Preface, containing life of the author. 
 2 Cor. 9. 12. Sermon. Commemoration of Founder i 
 John, 16. 2, 3. Sermon. Nov. 5 - - - 12 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. Sermon. St. Stephen's day 
 2 Sam. 10, 12. Sermon. Faft day 
 Ecclef. 6. II, 12. Sermon. Before Lord Mayor 
 Ezek. 33. 31. Sermon . - - - 
 
 Gen. 23. 16. Sermon, againft Clipping 
 Prov. 13.24. Sermon. On the education of children 79 
 I Sam. 26. 10, II. Sermon. Jan. 30 - 93 
 
 Matt. 23. 15. Sermon. Nov. 5 - - - 104 
 
 Job, 28. 18. Sermon. Before gentlemen educated at 
 Eton College . - . - . 114 
 
 An eflay upon miracles - - - - - 125 
 
 The reafonable communicant, or an explanation of the 
 doftrine of the Lord's fupper in all its parts, from the 
 Communion fervice - - - - 173 
 
 1 Kings, 20. II. Thankfgiving fermon - - 197 
 The relative duties of parents and children, hufbands 
 
 and wives, mafters and fervants, confidered in fixteen 
 pradlical difcourfes : — 
 
 Exod. 20. 12. Duty of children to parents. (3 dif.) 209 
 Eph. 6. 4. Duty of parents to children. (3 dif.) 235 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 1—4. Duty of wives to hufbands. (5 dif.) 259 
 Col. 3. 19. Duty of wives to hufbands. (2 dif.) 297 
 Col. 3. 22-24. Duty of fervants to mafters. (2 difc.) 
 
 312 
 Col. 4. I. Duty of mafters to fervants - 
 Three fermons on felf-murther, on 2 Sam. 17. 23 
 Deut. 20. I. A fermon - . - - 
 
 a Sam. 12. 5-7. A fermon - - . - 
 
 Chronicon preciofum j or, an account of Englifh money, 
 corn, &c. - - - - - - 379 
 
 Ezek. 36. 32. Thankfgiving fermon - - 435 
 
 Matt. 27. 24, 25. Sermon - - - 444 
 
 2 Kings, 8. 13. Sermon. Jan. 30 - - 453 
 Charge to the clergy of St. Afaph : Articles of enquiry 
 
 463 
 The thirteenth chapter to the Romans vindicated from 
 
 the abufive fenfes put upon it - - 484 
 
 A£ts, 26. 18. Sermon. Soc. Prop. Gofp. - 495 
 
 Pfa. 68. 30. Sermon. Faft day - - 506 
 
 The judgment of the Church of England in the cafe of 
 
 lay-baptifm and of DifTenters' baptifm, with fecond 
 
 Pa« - - 515 
 
 Four fermons : — 
 
 2Chron. 35. 24, 25. On the death of Q. Mary 560 
 
 Pfa. 146. 3-5. On the death of the Duke of Glou- 
 
 cefter ----.-. 567 
 
 2 Sam. 2. 7. On the death of K. William 576 
 2 Chron. 9. 8. On the Queen's acceffion - 584 
 
 The life and miracles of St. Wenefrede, together with 
 her Litanies ------ 593 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 5. Funeral fermon on Mr. Noble 657 
 
 The counfellor's plea for the divorce of Sir G. D. and 
 Mrs. F. 667 
 
 Pfa. 107. 2. Sermon. Thankfgiving on fuppreflion of 
 the Rebellion 681 
 
 Charge to clergy of the diocefe of Ely - - €93 
 
 328 
 
 337 
 362 
 
 371 
 
 FLEETWOOD, Bifhop [continued) 
 
 Papifts not excluded from the throne upon the account 
 of religion -..--. 705 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 4. Sermon. Lent 1 - - - 710 
 
 Letter from Mr. J. Burdett, who was executed for mur- 
 der - - - - - • - 718 
 Letter about new ceremonies in the Church - 722 
 2 Kings, 4. 7. The juftice of paying debts. A fermon 
 
 728 
 A defence of praying before fermon, as diredted by the 
 fifty-fifth canon ----- 737 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. A fermon upon fwearing - - 761 
 
 Charge to the clergy of the diocefe of Ely - 770 
 
 The reafonable communicant ; or, an explanation 
 of the doflrine of the Lord's fupper. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1748 
 The judgment of the Church of England in the 
 cafe of lay-baptifm and of DifTenters' baptifm, 
 by which it appears fhe hath not declared lay- 
 baptifm to be invalid, with a letter by Bifhop 
 Cofm. [Anon.J 8°. Lond. 17 12 
 
 A plain method of Chriftian devotion. See 
 
 JURIEU. 
 
 Four fermons. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 2 
 
 The relative duties of parents and children, hus- 
 bands and wives, mafters and fervants : con- 
 fidered in fixteen praftical difcourfes : with 
 three fermons upon the cafe of felf-murther. 
 Fourth edition. 8°. Lond. x-j^z 
 
 An account of the life and death of the Bleffed 
 Virgin according to Romifh writers, with the 
 grounds of the worfhip paid to her. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 15. 244 
 Anonymous Trad on Bp. Fleetwood. 
 
 The Bifhop of Ely's thankfgiving fermon, Pfa. 
 107. 2, preached on the 7th June, 1 7 16. 
 Done into verfe. 8°. Lond. 17 16 
 
 FLEMING, A'oraliam. 
 
 A mifcellaneous writer vS the fixteenth century and a 
 clafiical tranflator, was a natui' ot London. 
 The footpath of faith and liighway to heaven. 
 The bridge of bleffednefs, which every Chris- 
 tian muft pafs before he can enter into the 
 land of the living. Black letter. 24°. 
 
 Lond. 1 619 
 FLEMING, Caleb. 
 
 A Socinian writer. Born at Nottingham, 1698. Be- 
 came minifter of a congregation in Bartholomew Clofe, 
 London, and in 1752 fucceeded Dr. James Fofter at Pin- 
 ner's Hall. Died 1779. 
 
 St. Paul's heretic : or feveral charafteriftics of an heretic, 
 colledled from St. Paul's Epiftle to Titus, addrefTed to 
 the Rev. Dr. Stebbing and the Rev. Mr. Fofter. [Anon.] 
 Pp. 32. 8"". Lond. 1735 
 
 The fourth commandment abrogated by the gofpel, or the 
 fourth commandment's enjoining the obfervance ot the 
 feventh day of the week as a religious reft, was only 
 obligatory and binding within the Jewifh ftate. But the 
 law of the Sabbath being deftroyed, the Chriftian inftitu- 
 tion authorifeth the firft day as an holy fefUval. Pp. 68. 
 8"^. Lond. 1736 
 
 Delays dangerous. No to-morrow for the repeal of the Teft 
 and Corporation Adls. [Anon.] Pp.36. S'. Lond.ij-^^ 
 An efTay to ftate the Scripture-account of man's redemp- 
 tion by the death of Chrift, wherein the doftrine is 
 fhewn to be as plain and intelligible, as it is ulefiil and 
 important. [Anon.] Pp. 39. 8^. Lond. 1745
 
 1 152 
 
 FLEMING, Caleb {continued). 
 
 The reafon, defign, and end of the fufferlngs of Chrift ; or 
 the divine wildom and goodnefs difplayed in the death 
 of Jefus. A difcourfe dedicated to thofe deifts who dis- 
 believe the Chriftian revelation. [Anon. J Pp. 28. 8". 
 
 Lond. 1760 
 
 A manual for common Chriftians ; or plain reafons for 
 infant-baptifm. Pp. 40. [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 The (Economy of the fexes ; or the dodtrine of divorce, the 
 plurality of wives, and the vow of celibacy freely ex- 
 amined. The miftakes of fome celebrated Proteftant 
 writers laid open, &c. [Anon.] Pp. 68. 8°. Lond. 175 1 
 
 The immorality of profane fwearing dcmonftrated ; in a 
 new method and without the aid of revelation. Dedi- 
 cated to modern deifts and Chriftians, by a lover of his 
 country. [Anon.] Pp. 25. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 An apologetical view of the moral and religious fentiments 
 of Lord Bolinbrolce. Taken from his letters on the 
 Study and Ufe of Hiftory. [Anon.] Pp.30. 8°. 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 Theophilus to Gaius ; an epiftle /hewing the inexpediency 
 of forms ; and reafons for the ufe of free and unpre- 
 fcribed prayer. [Anon.] Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 The dodlrine of the eucharift confidered as a diftinguifhing 
 ritual in the focial worfhip of Chriftians. With fome 
 account of the erroneous and fuperftitious notions, which 
 have obtained concerning it. Pp. 36. 8°. Lond. 1763 
 
 No Proteftant-Popery, a letter of admonition to the Rev. 
 Mr. Samuel Pike. Pp. 36. 8°. Lond. 1756 
 
 An antidote for the rifmg age againft fceptlcifm and infi- 
 delity, being a colle<Sive view of the argument in proof 
 of a divine revelation. [Anon.] Pp. 135. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1765 
 
 Another defence of the unity, wherein St. John's intro- 
 dudlion to his gofpel and his account of the Word being 
 made flefti are confidered. With fome remarks on Dr. 
 B. Dawfon and Dr. Kennicott. [Anon.] Pp. 56. S'^. 
 
 Lond. 1766 
 
 The open addrefs of New Teftament evidence ; or three 
 plain monuments authenticating three fafts on which 
 the divinity of our holy religion has its fupport [viz. the 
 Sabbath, baptifm, and the Lord's fupper]. Pp. 72. 8^. 
 
 Lond. 1 77 1 
 
 Difcourfes on three eflential properties of the gofpel-reve- 
 lation which demonftrates its divine original. Pp. 104. 
 8°. Lond. 1772 
 
 Remarks on Mr. T. Chubb's ihort differtation on Provi- 
 dence. With animadverfions on his True Gofpel of Jefus 
 Chrift aflerted. With an introductory epifUe. By an 
 Advocate of the Chriftian revelation. Pp. 100. 8*^. 
 
 Lond. 1738 
 
 Remarks on Mr. Thomas Chubb's Vindication of his True 
 Gofpel of Jefus Chrift. Pp. viii. 112. g°. Lond. 1739 
 
 Truth and modern deifm at variance ; which is fhewn, 
 from a careful examination of Mr. Thomas Chubb's 
 four diflertations, viz. — I. On Melchizedek's paying 
 tithes to Abraham. IL On Efau's being a better man 
 than Jacob. IIL On Balaam's excellent character. IV, 
 On the people of Ifrael ferving the Lord, intending, 
 their butchering of their fellow-creatures. Thefe heads of 
 argument, Mr. Chubb lias decorated with feveral curious 
 excurfions. To the examination are annexed, Seleft 
 remarks from the Rev. Dr. I. Watts's treatife, entitled, 
 The Glory of Chrift as God-man. In a letter to a 
 friend. Pp. 115. 8°. Lond. 1746 
 
 The challenge, occafioned by an anfwer to a late treatife, on 
 the Subjefts and Modes of Baptifm. Wherein the refpon- 
 dent's conclufive arguments are ftiewn to have no foun- 
 dation, &c.,&c. With a poftfcript, wherein fome remarks 
 are made on Dr. Gale's arguments for plunging, from the 
 facramental fenfe of the word /SatTT/^w. [Anon.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1743 
 
 An appendix to the Plea for Infants. In which their right 
 
 to baptifm is farther vindicated, againft the Rev. Mr. 
 
 Jofeph Burroughs's attempt to exclude them, in his two 
 
 FLEMING, Caleb {continued). 
 
 difcourfes relating to Pofitive Inftitutions. [Anon.] Pp. 
 42. 8°. Lond. [1743] 
 
 A defence of infant-baptifm : or, a vindication of the Ap- 
 pendix to the Plea for Infants. Againft the Rev. Mr. 
 Jofeph Burroughs's Defence of his two difcourfes, rela- 
 ting to Pofitive Inftitutions. Pp. 100. 8°. Lond. 1744 
 
 A farther defence of infant-baptifm ; wherein the infant's 
 right upon the parent's faith, is illuftrated by thofe 
 miracles which Jefus performed — the claim to baptifm 
 farther fupported, from their being God's heritage — the 
 commifllon to go teach, baptizing, does not exclude 
 them — and Rom. 6. 3, 4, Col. 2. 12, very abfurdly un- 
 derftood and applied by adult-baptizers to water-bap- 
 tifm. [Againft] Dan. Dobel. Pp. 24. 8°. Lond. [1744] 
 
 The Pado-baptift's fenfe of Pofitive Inftitutions, defended, 
 againft the objedlions and mifreprefentations of an Adult- 
 Baptift. With fome miftakes correfted. Pp. 69. 8°. 
 
 Lond. [1745] 
 
 A differtation upon the unnatural crime of felf-murder : 
 occafioned by the many late inftances of fuicide in this 
 city, &c. Together with an appendix that points out 
 the inequality of fome of our penal laws, which take 
 away the life of man. F. I. Pp. 44. 8". Lond. 1773 
 
 FLEMING, Robert. 
 
 An efteemed Preftiyterian divine. Born at Bathens, in 
 Scotland, 1630. Educated at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. 
 At St. Andrews he ftudied divinity under the celebrated 
 Samuel Rutherford. Became minifter of Cambuflang. 
 Ejedled 1662 for nonconformity. Went to Rotterdam 
 about 1673. Died 1694. His Fulfilling of the Scripture 
 is an interefting and elaborate work ; the beft edition is 
 that of 1726. 
 
 The fulfilling of the Scripture, complete in three 
 parts. 
 
 1. An eflay, fliewing the exaft accomplifh- 
 ment of the word of God in his works of 
 providence, as alfo many rare hiftories of 
 the works and fervants of God. 
 
 2. The faithfulnefs of God confidered and 
 cleared in the great event of his word. 
 
 3. The great appearances of God for his 
 Church under the New Teftament; with 
 many choice fpeeches of fuiFering and dying 
 Chriftians. 
 
 With memoirs of the author's life, and a ler- 
 mon on the occafion of his death [on i Cor. 
 15. 55-57.] By Daniel Burgefs. Fifth edit, 
 correfted. To which is added an index 
 and a table of Scots phrafes. Fol. Lond. 1726 
 A difcourfe of earthquakes, as they are premo- 
 nitory figns to a nation, with a refpeft to 
 what hath occurred in this year 1692 [on Pfa. 
 46. 1-3]. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1693 
 
 The confirming work of religion ; or, its great 
 things made plain by their primary evidences 
 and demonftrations. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1693 
 FLEMING, Robert. 
 
 Son of the preceding. Born and partly educated in Scot- 
 land Studied afterwards at Leyden and Utrecht. Became 
 minifter of the Englifli Church at Leyden, and afterwards 
 of the Scotch Church at Amfterdam. In a few years he 
 became Paftor of a Scotch Church in Lothbury, London. 
 Died 1716. He was a divine of great learning and talents, 
 and eminently devout. His difcourfe concerning the Rife and 
 Fall of the Papacy created much fenfation in 1794 and alfo 
 in 1848, from the remarkable coincidence between his con- 
 jefture refpefting thofe years and the events which then 
 occurred. 
 
 I
 
 "53 
 
 1154 
 
 FLEMING, Robert {continued). 
 
 Chriftology ; a difcourfe concerning Chrift, con- 
 fidered, I. In himfelf; II. In his government ; 
 and III. In his relation to his fiibjefts and 
 their duty to him. 3 vol. 8°, Lond. 1705-8 
 
 Vol. I. 1705. 
 General view of Chriftology. 
 
 A full and complete treatife concerning Chrift as the 
 Logos. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1708. 
 The Loganthropos, or a difcourfe concerning Chrift as 
 he is Logos made man. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1708. 
 The fame, continued. 
 
 The firft refurreftion, or a diflertarion wherein the prior 
 and fpecial refurreftlon and reward of the moft 
 eminent Chriftian witneffes, during the rage of Pa- 
 ganifm and antichriftianifm, is confidered. 
 
 Difcourfes on feveral fubjedls. 8°. Lond. lyoi 
 An epiftolary difcourfe concerning the rife and fall of the 
 
 Papacy. Thejirji edition and of great rarity. 
 A difcourfe concerning the certainty and wonderfulnefs 
 of God's dwelling with men on the earth [on 1 
 Chron. 6. 18]. 
 The greatnefs and difficulty of the minifterial work [on 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 16, compared with 3. 5]. 
 A brief account of religion as it centres in Chrift. 
 Apocalyptical key : an extraordinary difcourfe 
 on the rife and fall of Papacy ; or the pour- 
 ing out of the vials, in the Revelation of St. 
 John, 16. Printed from the original edition 
 1 70 1. 8°. Lofid. 1793 
 
 The rod, or the fword. The prefent dilemma 
 of the nations of England, Scotland, and Ire- 
 land, confidered, argued, and improved, in a 
 difcourfe from Ezek. 21.13. ^^°- Edin. 1794 
 Difcourfe, Jer. 18. 7-1 1. 0EOKPATIA, or the 
 divine government of nations confidered and 
 improved. [Soc. Reform. Manners.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1699 
 FLETCHER, Giles, LL.D. 
 
 A native of Kent. Educated at Eton and elefted thence 
 to King's College, Cambridge, 1565. AmbafTador to Ruflia 
 1588. At his return he was made Secretary to the City 
 of London, Mafter of the Court of Requefts, and in 1597 
 Treafurer of St. Paul's. Died 1610. His account of the. 
 Ruffe Commonwealth is inferted in Hakluyt's Voyages, 
 vol. I. 
 
 Ifrael redux : or the reftoration of Ifrael exhi- 
 bited in two fhort treatifes. The firft con- 
 tains an effay upon fome probable grounds that 
 the Tartars, near the Cafpian Sea, are the 
 pofterity of the ten tribes of Ifrael. By Giles 
 Fletcher, LL.D. The fecond a diflertation 
 concerning their ancient and fucceffive ftate, 
 with fome Scripture evidences of their future 
 converfion, and eftablifhment in their own 
 land. By S[amuel] L[ee]. 12°. Lond. \6jj 
 
 FLETCHER, or FLECHIERE, John. 
 
 Born at Nyon, Switzerland, 1729. Received orders in 
 the Church of England 1757. Three years afterwards pre- 
 fented to the living of Madely. Died 1785. He was an 
 eminent affociate with Welley in his labours j and an 
 accompliftied and pious divine. 
 
 Works. 8 vol. 12°. 1803 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 An appeal to mattcr-of-fa£l and common fenfe ; or, a 
 
 FLETCHER, John {continued). 
 
 rational demon ftration of man's corrupt and loft 
 eftate. 
 A phenomenon; or, the fudden ftoppage of the Severn 
 
 improved, with a fermon on Numb. 16. 30-34. 
 The penitent thief. A narrative of a vifit to a highway. 
 
 man in prifon. 
 The heavenly footman. A fermon on I Cor, 9. 24, 
 
 from Bunyan. 
 Vol. 2. Three checks to Antinomianifm. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Fourth and fifth check to Antinomianifm. 
 The fidtitious and the genuine creed. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 An equal check to Pharifaifm and Antinomianifm. 
 Bible Arminianifm and Bible Calvinifm, a twofold effay, 
 difplaying the doftrines of partial grace and thofe of 
 impartial juftice. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Equal check, continued. 
 The Scripture fcalcs to weigh the gold of gofpel truth, 
 
 two parts. 
 Vol. 6. The laft check to Antinomianifm, a polemical 
 effay on the twin dodlrines of Chriftian imperfeftion 
 and a death-purgatory. 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Anfwer to Toplady's Vindication of the Decrees. 
 Reply to the arguments for abfolute neceffity. 
 A rational vindication of the Catholic faith, infcribed to 
 
 Dr. Prieftley. 
 Vol. 8. Pofthumous pieces, containing his paftoral and 
 familiar letters, fix letters on the fpiritual manifeft- 
 ation of the Son of God, the teft of a new creature on 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. &c. 
 The portrait of St. Paul ; or, the true model for 
 Chriftians and paftors ; with fome account of 
 the author. By the Rev. Jofhua Gilpin. Third 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1807 
 
 The life of, compiled from Wefley, Gilpin, his 
 own Letters, &c. By the Rev. J. Benfon. 
 Tenth edition. 12°. Lond. 1835 
 
 FLETCHER, Rev. J. P. 
 
 Notes from Nineveh, and travels in Mefopo- 
 tamia, Affyria, and Syria. 2 vol. 8°. L. 1850 
 FLETCHER, Joseph, D.D. 
 
 An Independent minifter. Born at Chefter 1784. En- 
 tered a ftudent ofHoxton Academy 1803, and at the Uns- 
 verfity of Glafgow 1804. Minifter of the Independent 
 chapel at Blackburn, 1807, where alfo he was Theological 
 Tutor of an academy. Minifter atStepney 1823. Diedi843. 
 Seleft works, and memoirs. Edited by the Rev. 
 Jofeph Fletcher, jun., of Hanley. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 846 
 Vol. I. Memoir of the life and correfpondence. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ledlures op the principles and inftitutions of the Roman 
 Catholic religion. [Fourth edition.] - - i 
 
 On the authority of the Church ; Oral tradition ; 
 Papal fupremacy ; Tranfubftantiation ; Sacraments ; 
 Invocation of laints, and the ufe of images; Pur- 
 gatory ; Hierarchy ; Genius and tendency. 
 Two leftures on Pufeyifm - - - - 449 
 
 Vol. 3. Pofthumous fermons. 
 I Cor. 16. 14. Chriftian charity - - - i 
 
 A(Ss, 24. 24, 25. Felix trembling - - 32 
 
 John, I. 42. On bringing finners to Chrift - 54 
 
 Jer. 23. 28, 29. The faithful telling of God's word 75 
 Matt. 4. l-ll. The temptation of Chrift - 94 
 
 Luke, 13. 4, 5. The fokmn warning - - 124 
 Adts, 4. 13-16. Teftimonies in favour of Chriftianity, 
 from the writings and confeffions ofits opponents 147 
 
 4E
 
 i'55 
 
 1 156 
 
 FLETCHER, Jofeph, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Chron. 29. 17. New Year's day - - 181 
 
 Fill. 103. 7. The divine legation of Mofes - 199 
 Pfa. 116. 15. The death of faints precious - 231 
 
 Phil. 4. 19. Divine liberality - - - 247 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. The immutability of Chrlft - 269 
 
 Rom. 4. 25. The great principles involved in Chrift's 
 
 death and refurredlion - - . . xgj 
 
 Heb. 13. 5, 6. Chriftian contentment as oppofed to 
 
 cuvetoufnefs ------ 297 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 3. Early and eminent piety as exemplified 
 
 in the life of Jofiah - - - - -313 
 
 Nehem. 2. 4. Of making requeft to God - 333 
 
 I John, 5. 19. The gofpel the great want of the world 
 
 345 
 Hag. 2. 7, 8. The prefence of Chrift the glory of his 
 church .----.. 3y2 
 Ezek. 1. 12. Ezekiel'svifionofthe divine government 391 
 Phil. 2. 5. The mind of Chrift imitable - 417 
 
 Valedidlory lefture delivered to the ftudents of Black- 
 burn Academy on leaving that inftitution - 443 
 
 A difcourfe, Rom. 8. 5. On fpirituality of mind. 
 Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1824 
 
 A difcourfe, i John, 2. 18. On the prophecies 
 concerning Antichrift. [Monthly AfToc. Con- 
 greg. Min.] 8°. LonJ. 1825 
 
 Difcourfe, Jude 21. The Chriftian's hope of 
 mercy. [On the death of the Rev. George 
 Burder.] To which is prefixed. The addrefs 
 at the interment, by Robert Winter, D.D. 
 8°. Loz/t^. 1832 
 
 FLETCHER, Thomas. 
 
 Bifliop of Dromore 1744. Tranflated to Kildare 1745. 
 Sermon, Prov. 13. 23. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. 
 Sch. in Ireland.] 4°. Dui/. 1746 
 
 FLEURY, Andrew-Hercules de. 
 
 Cardinal of the Roman Church. Formerly Bifhop of 
 
 Frejus. Prime Minifter to his moft Chriftian majefty 
 
 Lewis XV. 
 
 Memoirs of the Hfe and adminiftration of In 
 which are likewife contained fome remark- 
 able circumftances relating to the fall of M. 
 Chavelin, Keeper of the Seals ; and the rife 
 of Cardinal Tencin. Pp. loi. 8°. Z>. 1743 
 
 FLEURY, Claude. 
 
 Born at Paris 1640 ; died 1723. Celebrated as a canonift 
 and ecclefiaftical hiftorian. Was under-tutor to the Dukes 
 of Burgundy, Anjou, and Berry. Confeffor to Louis XV. 
 1716. Member of the French Academy 1696. Louis 
 XIV. had beftowed upon him the priory of Argenteuil. 
 Fleury's Church Hiftory is ftill highly efteemed. Fabre 
 continued it from 1 5 14 to 1 598. The difcourfe at the 
 beginning of the thirty-third volume is by Goujet. The 
 beft printed edition is that of Paris, 1691, or 1722-37, in 
 36 vol. 4°. To which muft be added a volume publifhed 
 in 1758, containing the " Table generale des matieres," by 
 Rondet. The work has been reprinted without the con- 
 tinuation by Fabre, at Paris, 1830-37, or 1840, 6 vol. 
 Imp. 8°. Double columns. This edition is not much 
 efteemed. 
 
 Hiftoire ecclefiaflique, avec continuation par 
 Fabre et Goujet. 36 vol. ; et table generale 
 des matieres. 4 vol. In all 40 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1769-74 
 
 1. Les deux premiers ficcles. 
 
 2. L'an 202 jufqu'a Tan 313 
 
 3. L'an 313 jufqu'a Tan 361 
 
 4- 361-395 5- 395-428 
 
 6, 429-483 7. 483-590 
 
 FLEURY, Claude {continued). 
 
 8. 590-678 9. 679-794 
 
 10. 795-857 II- 858-925 
 
 12. 925-1053 13. 1053-1099 
 
 14. 1099-1153 15. 1153-1197 
 
 16. 1198-1230 17. 1230-1260 
 
 18. 1260-1300 19. 1300-1339 
 
 20. 1339-1414 21. 1401-1431 
 
 22. 1431-1455 23. 1456-1484 
 
 24. 1485-1507 25. 1508-1520 
 
 26. 1521-1528 27. 1528-1535 
 
 28. 1536-1545 29. 1545-1549 
 
 30. 1550-1555 31. 1555-1560 
 
 32. 1561-1562 33. 1562-1563 
 
 34. 1563-1569 35. 1570-1584 
 
 36. 1585-1595 
 
 37, 38, 39, 40. Table generale des matieres. [Par 
 Rondet.] 
 
 The difcourfes on ecclefiaftical hiftory are in vol. I, 
 
 8, I3> 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 33. 
 
 Memoires chronologiques, pour iervir a I'hiftoire 
 
 ccclefiaftique depuis i6oojufqu'en 17 16 avec 
 
 des reflexions et des remarques critiques. 2 
 
 vol. 8°. Nifmes, 1781 
 
 Ecclefiaftical hiftory, with the chronology of 
 
 M. Tillemont. [Tranflated by H. Herbert 
 
 and G. Adams.] 5 vol. 4°. Land, ijzy. Sec. 
 
 Vol. X. 1727. Three firft centuries. 
 Vol. 2. 1728. The fourth century. 
 Vol. 3. 1729. The fifth century. 
 Vol. 4. 1730. The fixth and feventh century. 
 Vol. 5. 1732. A.D. 696-870. 
 The ecclefiaftical hiftory, from the fecond Ecu- 
 menical Council to the end of the fourth cen- 
 tury. Tranflated, with notes, and an eflay 
 on the miracles of that period. [By the Rev. 
 J.H.Newman.] 8°. ZoW. 1842 
 
 The ecclefiaftical hiftory, from a.d. 400 to a.d. 
 429. Tranflated, with notes. [By the Rev. 
 J.H.Newman.] 8°. Oxf. iS^^ 
 
 The ecclefiaftical hiftory, from a.d. 429 to a.d. 
 456. Tranflated, with notes. [By the Rev. 
 J. H. Newman.] 8°. Oxf. 1 844 
 
 Opufcules. 4 vol. in 5. 8°. Ni/mes, ijSo 
 Vol. I. 
 Difcours fur la vie et les ouvrages de M. I'abbe Fleury 
 
 v— Ixxvi 
 Les moeurs des Ifraelites .... i 
 
 Les mceurs des Chretiens - - - - 119 
 
 Les devoirs des maitres et des domeftiques - 289 
 
 Le foldat Chretien - - - - - 377 
 
 Le catechifme hiftorique petit et grand - - 453 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Traite du choix et de la methode des etudes - I 
 
 Inftitution au droit ecclefiaftique . - - 129 
 
 Memoire des affaires du clerge de France - 577 
 
 Difcours fur les libertes de I'eglile Gallicane - 592 
 Difcours fur I'ecriture fainte . - . 634 
 
 Difcours fur la poefie des Hebreux - - - 644 
 Difcours fur la predication - - - - 678 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Vie de la mere Marguerite d'Arbouze - - i 
 
 Portrait du Dauphin ----- 147 
 
 Difcours academiques ----- 155 
 
 Lettres - - - - - - - 173 
 
 Difcours fur Platon - - - - - 181 
 
 Reflexions fur les ceuvres de Machiavel - 227 
 
 Lettre fur la juftice ----- 240 
 
 Politique Chretienne tiree de S. Auguftin - 246 
 
 Penfees politiques - - - - - - 250
 
 II57 
 
 1158 
 
 FLEURY, Claude {continued). 
 Memoire pour le roi d'Efpagne - - - 254 
 
 Avis au Due de Bourgogne - - - - 273 
 
 Catechilmus hiftoricus, minor et major - 285 
 
 Bofluet dodlrinas catholicae expofitio, ex interpretatione 
 
 C. Fleury 553 
 
 Vol. 4. Part I. 
 Hiftoire du droit Francois - - - - i 
 
 Droit Francois ------ 47 
 
 Difcours fur les libertes de I'eglife Gallicane - 265 
 
 Origenis de oratione liber, et ad martyrium exhortatio, 
 ex interpretatione C. Fleury . . - 305 
 
 Vol. 4. Part 2. 
 Supplement, contenant la juftification des difcours et de 
 rhiftoire ecclefiaftique, de M. Fleury, par le pere 
 Tranquille de Bayeux Capucin. 
 Inftitution au droit ecclefiaftique, nouvelle edi- 
 tion, revue et augmentee de notes confider- 
 ables, d'une table des loix ecclefiaftiques et 
 d'un catalogue des principaux livres qui trait- 
 ent du droit eccleiiaftique, par M. Boucher 
 d'Argis. 2 vol. 12°. Par. 1771 
 
 Difcours [viii.] fur I'hiftoire ecclefiaftique. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1720 
 
 Four difcourfes upon the excellency and ufeful- 
 
 nefs of eccleliaftical hiftory, made Englifti. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1 72 1 
 
 1. The fuhje£l-matter of ecclefiaftical hiftory. 
 
 2. The government of the Church, &c. 
 
 3. The rife and decay of learning, of relics, pilgrim- 
 ages, &c. 
 
 4. The authority of bi/hops, &c. 
 
 Les moeurs des Chretiens. 18°. Brux. 17 19 
 
 The manners of the Chriftians. Tranflated by 
 the Rev. Charles Cordell. 18°. Newc. 1786 
 
 The manners of the ancient Ifraelites ; with an 
 account of the Samaritans. Enlarged by Adam 
 Clarke. Second edition. 12°. Manch. \^oi^ 
 
 Exercitatio in poelin univerfam, et Hebrseorum 
 potiffimum. Ugolinus, 31. 833 
 
 FLEXMAN, Roger, D.D. 
 
 The other fide of the queftion. Being a collec- 
 tion of what hath yet appeared in defence of 
 the late Adl in favour of the Jews. To which 
 is prefixed, A word or two by the editor. 
 [R. Flexman.] Ff vi. 56. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 FLINTOFF, Owen, Efq., Barrifter-at-Law. 
 
 The rife and progrefs of the laws of England 
 and Wales ; with an account of the origin, 
 hiftory, and cuftoms, warlike, domeftic, and 
 legal, of the feveral nations, Britons, Saxons, 
 Danes, and Romans, who now compofe the 
 Britifli nation. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 FLODOARDUS. See Frodoardus. 
 
 FLORIST'S manual ; or, hints for the con- 
 ftruftion of a gay flower-garden. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 16 
 
 FLORUS, Lucius Annseus. 
 
 A Roman hiftorian. Lived in the reign of Hadrian, or 
 Trajan. 
 
 Epitome rerum Romanarum, ex recenfione J. 
 G. Grsvii cum ejufdem annotationibus longe 
 auftioribus. Accelfere nota; integras C. Sal- 
 mafli, J. Freinlhemii, et variorum. Nee non 
 
 FLORUS, Lucius Annaeus (continued). 
 
 numifmata et antiqua monumenta inferta. In 
 fine additus eft L. Ampelius. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 J?n/i. 1702 
 
 Epitome rerum Romanarum. With an Englifli 
 tranflation as literal as poflible. Third edi- 
 tion. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 FLORUS Magister, Lugdunenfis Diaconus [or, 
 FLORUS, DrepaniusJ. 
 
 Lived about 837-854. Is celebrated efpecially by the 
 fliare he took in the difcuflions againft Scotus Erigena and 
 Amalarius. 
 
 De adlione miffarum. 
 Sermo de prasdeftinatione. 
 De eleftionibus epifcoporum. 
 
 Bibh Max. Patr. 15. 62 
 De eleftionibus epifcoporum. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 591 
 Opufculum de expofitione miffai, longe auftius 
 ab edito in Bibliotheca Patrum. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio 9. 577 
 Opufculum adverfus Amalarium. Ibid. 9. 64 1 
 Carmina varia. Mabillon, Vet. Analedt. 412 
 
 Opufcula poetica. Martene et Durand, Thef 
 Novus, 5. 595 ; Fabricii, Poetae Chrift. 723 
 Epiftola de Pfalterii emendatione. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 3. P. 2. 252 
 Colleftio legum et canonum. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. 1. 597 
 FLOWER, W. B., B.A., Incumbent of Kings- 
 
 kerfwell, Devon. 
 A letter to Lord John Ruffell, in reply to his 
 lordfhip's Anfwer to the remonftrant bifliops. With a 
 Poftfcript on Dr. Hampden's letter. Pp. 12. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. in. 2, and Pfa. 107. 8. The 
 works of the Lord are great. [Thankfgiving.] 
 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 A revival of old Church of England principles, 
 no new faith. A fevvf words addrelTed to thofe who 
 think. Pp.47. 8°. Z-swi. 1849 
 
 Non-epifcopal orders. A letter to the Rev. W. 
 Goode, M.A., in reply to his remarks on the addrefs 
 of the Biihop of Exeter, to the Archdeacon of Totnes ; 
 and alfo to certain ftatements in an article reprinted 
 from the Chriftian Obferver, for November. Pp. 11 1. 
 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 The Church and the miniftry ; containing three 
 theological determinations by Bifhop Pearfon, and a vin- 
 dication of the XXin. Article, by the Rev. W. Thorn- 
 ton. Tranflated and edited by the Rev. W. B. Flower. 
 Pp. xi. 95. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 FLOYER, Sir John, Knt. 
 
 An eminent phyfician. Born 1649. Died 1734. 
 
 Two effays. The firft concerning the creation, 
 aetherial bodies, and offices of good and bad 
 angels. The fecond concerning the Mofaic 
 fyftem of the world : which being fully ex- 
 plained, is preferable to all other fyftems. Pp. 
 60. 8°. Nottingham, 1717 
 
 The Sibylline oracles, tranflated from the bert 
 Greek copies, and compared with the lacrcd 
 prophecies, efpecially with Daniel and the 
 Revelations, and with fo much hiftory as
 
 1159 
 
 1 160 
 
 FLOYER, Sir John, Knt. {continued). 
 
 plainly fhews that many of the Sibylls' pre- 
 diftions are exaftly fulfilled. With anfwers to 
 the objections made againil them. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1713* 
 
 FLUDD, or De FLUCTIBUS, Robert, M.D. 
 
 Born at Milgate, Kent. Admitted of St. John's Col- 
 lege, Oxford, 1591. After travelling on the Continent fix 
 years he fettled in London, and pradtifed as a phyfician. 
 Died 1637. This philofopher entered into all the pecu- 
 liarities of Roficrucians and Cabbalifts. His works were 
 publifhed in Latin, at Oppenheim, 1617-38. 6 vol. Folio. 
 Mofaical philofophy ; grounded upon the eflen- 
 tial truth or eternal fapience. Written firfl in 
 Latin, and afterwards thus rendered into Eng- 
 lifli. Folio. Z^jW. 1659 
 
 FLY, Henry, D.D., F.R.S., and S.A., Minifter 
 
 of the parifh of Trinity, in the Minories. 
 Sermon, Prov. 24. 21, 22. Loyalty recom- 
 mended by its conneftion with religion, and 
 the effefts of a fondnefs for innovation. [Mili- 
 tary Aflbciation.] 8°. Lond. 1798 
 FCEBADIUS. Vide Phcebadius. 
 FOINARD, Frederic Maurice. 
 
 A learned prieft, native of Normandy. He was Vice- 
 Principal of the College ofDupleffis, in Paris. Died 1743. 
 Les pleaumes dans I'ordre hiftorique, nouvelle- 
 ment traduits fur I'Hebreu, et inferes dans 
 I'hiftoire de David et dans les autres hiftoires de 
 I'ecriture fainte aufquelles ils ont rapport avec 
 des argumens, &c. [Anon.] 12". Par. 1742 
 FOLMARUS. 
 Fragmentum ex libro contra Folmarum. 
 
 Canifius, 3 P. 2. 197 
 FONSECA, Fr. Ch. de. 
 
 Devout contemplations exprefTed m two-and- 
 fortie fermons upon all the Quadragefimal gos- 
 pels. Written in Spanifh. Englifhed by J. 
 M., of Magd. Coll. Oxf. Folio. Land. 1629 
 
 Matt. 6. 16. A/h Wednefday . - - i 
 
 8. 5. Thurfday after Afli Wednefday - 23 
 
 5. 43. Friday after A{h Wednefday - 39 
 
 Mark, 6. 47. Saturday after Afh Wednefday 61 
 
 Matt. 4. 1. Firft Sunday in Lent - - 70 
 
 25. 31. Monday after Lent i - ■ 93 
 
 21. 10. Tuefday after Lent i - - 104 
 
 12. 38. Wednefday after Lent I - - 113 
 
 15. 21. Thurfday after Lent i - - 142 
 
 John, 5. I. Friday after Lent i - - - 160 
 
 Matt. 17. I. Saturday after Lent 1, and upon the 2d 
 
 Sunday in Lent - - . . . 180 
 
 John, 8. 21. Monday after Lent 2 
 Matt. 23. 2. Tuefday after Lent 2 
 Matt. 20. 1 8. Wednefday after Lent 2 - 
 Luke, 16. 19. Thurfday after Lent 2 
 Matt. 21. 33. Friday after Lent 2 - 
 Luke, 15. II. Saturday after Lent 2 - 
 
 II. 14. Third Sunday in Lent 
 
 4- 23- Monday after Lent 3 
 
 Matt. 18. 15. Tuefday after Lent 3 
 Matt. 15. I. Wednefday after Lent 3 - 
 Luke, 4. 38. Thurfday after Lent 3 
 John, 4. 5. Friday after Lent 3 - 
 
 8. 1. Saturday after Lent 3 - 
 
 ■ 6. I. Fourth Sunday in Lent 
 
 2. 14. Monday after Lent 4 - 
 
 7. 14. Tuelday after Lent 4 - - 
 
 199 
 209 
 218 
 
 233 
 248 
 
 272 
 2S3 
 314 
 333 
 351 
 373 
 386 
 412 
 425 
 
 447 
 
 4.C: 
 
 FONSECA, Fr. Ch. de {continued). 
 
 John, 9. I. Wednefday after Lent 4 - - 474 
 Luke, 7. II. Thurfday after Lent 4 - - 487 
 John, II. I. Friday after Lent 4 - . - 499 
 8.12. Saturday after Lent 4 . - ci6 
 
 8. 46. Paffion Sunday - - . . rj^ 
 
 7. 32. Monday after Paffion Sunday - 539 
 
 7. I. Tuefday after Paffion Sunday - 549 
 
 10. 22. Wednefday after Paffion Sunday 557 
 
 Luke, 7. 36. Thurfday after Paffion Sunday 569 
 
 John, II. 47. Friday after Paffion Sunday - 584 
 
 John, 12. 20. Saturday after Paffion Sunday - 597 
 
 Matt. 26. 69. Peter's denial ... 607 
 
 Matt. 27. 38. The converfion of the good thief 615 
 
 John, 13. I. The Lord's fupper ... 630 
 
 John, 19. 17. Of our Saviour's death - - 638 
 Index. 
 
 FONTENELLE, Bernard le Bovier. 
 
 Born at Rouen 1657 ; died 1757. A writer diftin- 
 guiflied for the univerfality of his genius. His ftyle is 
 rather afFedted, and his learning not always very profound ; 
 but he has the talent of rendering interefting the mod ab- 
 ftrufe fubjefts. His mafterpiece is the work On the Plu- 
 rality of Worlds. The Hiftoryof the Oracles was entirely 
 taken from Van Dale's book. Fontenelle became, in 1691, 
 Member of the French Academy, and in 1699, Secretary 
 of the Academy of Sciences. 
 
 CEuvres. ii vol. 12°. Par. 1767 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Dialogue des morts. 
 Lettres galantes. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Entretiens fur la pluralite des mondes. 
 Hiftoire des oracles. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Hiftoire du theatre Francois. 
 Vie de M. Corneille. 
 Reflexions fur la poetique, &c. 
 Vol. 4. Poefies. 
 Vol. 5, 6. Eloges. 
 Vol. 7, 8. Tragedies, comedies, &c. 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 Eloge de M. de Fontenelle. 
 Doutes fur la fyfteme des caufes occafionelles. 
 Theorie des tourbillons Cartefiens. 
 Fragmens d'un traite de la raifon humaine. 
 Sur I'inftinft. 
 Sur i'hiftoire, &c. 
 Vol. 10. Tragedies, comedies, poefies. 
 
 VoL II. 
 Pieces relatives a M. de Fontenelle. 
 Lettres, poefies. 
 Hiftory of the oracles and the cheats of the 
 Pagan priells, made Englifh. [Anonymous.] 
 8°. Land. 1688 
 
 FOORD, Joseph. 
 
 A minifter of the Church of Scotland, in Edinburgh. 
 Died early in life. 
 
 Sermons. Third edition 
 
 8.3 
 
 12°. Edin. 1759 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. (2fer.) 128 
 
 Col. 3. 2 - - 145 
 
 Matt. 16. 26 - - 163 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. (2 fer.) 179 
 
 Ifa. 57. 21 - - 199 
 
 I John, 5. 4 - - 209 
 
 Matt 
 
 Pfa. S5. » - - 12 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. (2 fer.) 28 
 
 Matt. 25. 10 - - 50 
 Ezek. 33. II. (2 fer.) 65 
 
 Matt. 7. 21. (2 fer.) 90 
 Numb. 23. 10. (2 fer.) 109 
 
 FOPPENS, John Francis. 
 
 An eminent hiftorian and biographer. Was ProfefTor 
 of Divinity at Louvaine, and Canon and Archdeacon of 
 Mechlin. Died 1761. 
 Bibliotheca Belgica, five virorum in Belgio vita,
 
 I i6i 
 
 1162 
 
 FOPPENS, John Francis {continued). 
 
 fcriptifque illuftrium catalogus, librorumque 
 
 nomenclatura. 2 vol. 4°. Brux. 1739 
 
 FORBES, Alex. P., D.C.L., Bp. of Brechin. 
 A fhort explanation of the Nicene Creed for the 
 
 ufe ofperfons beginning the ftudy of theology. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Oxf. 1852 
 
 FORBES, The Right Hon. Duncan. 
 
 A very eminent lawyer. Born at Culloden, Scotland, 
 1685. Educated at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. After- 
 wards went to Utrecht and Paris. Solicitor-general of 
 Scotland 1717. Lord Advocate 1725. Lord Prefident of 
 the Court of Seflion 1742. Died 1747. Warburton calls 
 him the greateft man that ever Scotland produced, both 
 as a judge, a patriot, and a Chriftlan. 
 Works. 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 Life of the author. 
 
 Some thoughts concerning religion, natural and revealed. 
 
 Reflexions on the fources of incredulity with regard to 
 religion. 
 
 Much recommended by Warburton^ ivho calls it a little jewel. 
 
 Letters to a bifhop concerning fome important difcoveries 
 in philofophy and theology. 
 
 Thefe letters are ivritten in fa-vour of the Hutchinjonian 
 philojophy. 
 
 Reflexions on the fources of incredulity with re- 
 gard to religion. Second edition. [Anon.] 
 Pp. 87. 8°. Edin. 1750 
 
 FORBES, John. 
 
 A minifter of the Church of Scotland, and a zealous 
 promoter of Prefbyterian church-government. Born about 
 1570, and probably educated at King's College, Aberdeen. 
 Became Minifter of Alford, Aberdeenfhire. Having been 
 Moderator of the Affembly which met 1605, contrary to 
 the king's orders, he was banifhed, and became Minifter 
 at Middleburg, in Holland, about 161 1. Died in Holland 
 1634. He publifhed " A Treatife tending to clear the 
 Dodtrine of Juftification," 1616, and reprinted 1635. 
 Certaine records touching the eftate of the Church 
 of Scotland fince the Reformation. 
 
 See Scot, W. 
 FORBES, John, of Corfe. 
 
 Second fon of Bi/hop Patrick Forbes, infra. Born 1593. 
 Educated at King's College, Aberdeen. Studied alfo in 
 Germany. Profeffor of Divinity and Ecclefiaftical Hiftory 
 in King's College, Aberdeen, 1619. Having fubfcribed the 
 Perth Articles and refufed to fubfcribe the Solemn League 
 and Covenant he was ejedted 1640. Died 1648. He was 
 a divine of great learning; his Inftrudliones Theologicae 
 have been univerfally admired. 
 
 Opera omnia. 2 vol. Folio. A?nfl. 1703 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Vita audloris a Georgio Garden. 
 Ejufdem vitae interioris brevis idea, a G. Garden. 
 Vitas Forbefianae interioris, five exercitiorum fpiritualium 
 
 commentaria ab ipfo Forbefio, 
 Sermo in Pfa. no. i. 
 DiiTertatio de vifione beatifica. 
 Concio in Joh. 14. 27. 
 Indices vitae Forbefianae interioris. 
 Theologias moralis, libri x. 
 Irenicum amatoribus veritatis et pacis in Ecclefia Scoti- 
 
 cana. 
 Indices Theologiae moralis. 
 De cura atque refidentia paftorali. 
 Vol. 2. Inftruftiones hiftorico-theologicae, de doftrina 
 
 Chriftiana et vario rerum ftatu, ortifque erroribus et 
 
 controverfis, editio au(fta, cum indicibus. 
 
 FORBES, Patrick, Bifliop of Aberdeen. 
 
 Born in Aberdeenfhire 1564. Educated at Aberdeen 
 
 FORBES, Patrick, Bp. of Aberdeen [continued). 
 and St. Andrews. Biftiop of Aberdeen 161 2 ; and became 
 Chancellor of the Univerfity. Died 1635. 
 Commentarius in Apocalypfm, cum appendice, 
 
 in qua funt, 
 
 Tradtatus apologeticus, de legitima vocatione miniftrorum 
 evangelii in Ecclefiis Reformatis ; et 
 
 Epiftola ad Recul'antem, ejufdem argumenti ; et, 
 
 Steliteuticus ; ubi de antiquitate dodlrinae Reformatarum 
 Ecclefiarum. 
 
 Latine vertit, et annotationibus illuftravit Joannes Forbe- 
 
 fius, a Corfe, ejufdem Patricii filius. 
 
 4°. Jmjl. Elz. 1646 
 
 An exquifite commentary upon the Revelation 
 of Saint John. Wherein both the courfe of 
 the whole book, as alfo the more abftrufe and 
 hard places thereof not heretofore opened, 
 are now at laft moll clearly and evidently 
 explained. 4°. Lond. 161 3 
 
 Funerals of a Right Rev. Father in God Patrick 
 Forbes, of Corfe, Bifliop of Aberdene. 4°. 
 
 Aberd. 1635 
 
 Index, verfes by D. Lindfay, &c. - - Ff. 8 
 
 Funeralfermonson Rev. 14. 13, By Robert Baron, D.D. i 
 Funeral fpeech, by Alexander Scrogie, D.D. - 58 
 
 Funeral fermon, on Luke, 2. 29, by William Guild, D.D. 
 
 69 
 
 Holinefs to the Lord, a fermon on Exod. 28. 36, by 
 
 James Sibbald, D.D. .... 54 
 
 A confolatorie fermon, on Dan. 12. 2, by Alexander 
 Roffe, D.D. ..---- 149 
 
 Some letters or epiftles [from King James, the arch- 
 bifhops, and bifhops of Scotland, &c.J, with fome other 
 monuments ------ 178 
 
 Oratio funebris, a Davide Leochseo - - - 203 
 
 Sermo funebris confolatorius in Pf. 1 10. I, a Joanne 
 
 Forbefio - - - - - - 235 
 
 Diflertatio de vifione beatifica, a Joanne Forbefio 296 
 Epitaphia metrica - . . - . 326-429 
 
 The funeral fermons, orations, epitaphs, and 
 other pieces on the death of the Right Rev. 
 Patrick Forbes, Bifhop of Aberdeen, from the 
 original edition of 1635, with biographical 
 memoir and notes by Charles Farquhar Shand, 
 Efq., Advocate. 8°. 
 
 Edin. printed for the Spottifwoode Society 1845 
 FORBES, WiUiam, D.D., Bifliop of Edinburgh. 
 
 A divine of great learning. Born at Aberdeen 1585, 
 
 and educated at that univerfity. After travelling abroad 
 
 he became Principal of Marifchall College, Aberdeen, and 
 
 Reftor of the Univerfity. Confecrated the firft Bifhop of 
 
 Edinburgh, but died three months afterwards, 1634. His 
 
 Confiderationes Modeftae, a pofthumous work, firft publifhed 
 
 at London 1658, is a fignal fpecimen of a pacific temper 
 
 and a moderate mind, united with learning and ability. 
 
 Confiderationes modeling et pacificas controverfi- 
 
 arum, de juftiiicatione, purgatorio, invocatione 
 
 fanftorum, Chrifto mediatore et euchariftia. 
 
 Editio quarta, una cum verfione Anglica. 8°. 
 
 Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology, Oxf. 1850 
 
 Vol. I. 1850. 
 A fair and calm confideration of the modern controverfy 
 concerning juftification, as it is explained in the five 
 books of Cardinal Bellarmine. 
 Vol. 2. Not yet publilhed. 
 
 FORBES, William, Advocate. 
 A treatife on church-lands and tithes. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1705
 
 1163 
 
 1164 
 
 FORD, David. 
 
 Sermon, Zech. 1.5. Occafioned by the death 
 
 of the Rev. Zechariah Hubbard. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1794 
 FORD, James, M.A., late of Oriel College, Oxf. 
 
 Prebendary of Exeter. 
 The gofpel of St. Matthew, illuftrated from 
 
 ancient and modern authors. 8°. Lond. 1 848 
 The gofpel of St. Mark, illuftrated from ancient 
 
 and modern authors. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 The gofpel of St. Luke, illuftrated from ancient 
 
 and modern authors. 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 The gofpel of St. John, illuftrated from ancient 
 
 and modern authors. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 FORD, R., E.A.P. 
 
 Curate and Lecturer of St. Mary-le-bow, Middlefex. 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 8. The great duty of reftitu- 
 tion. Second edition. 4°. Lond. 171 1 
 
 FORD, Simon, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine, an elegant Latin poet, and an eminent 
 preacher. Born in Devonfliire 1619. Admitted of Mag- 
 dalen Hall, Oxford, 1636. Vicar of St. Lawrence, Read- 
 ing, 1651. Vicar of All Saints, Northampton, 1659, and 
 of Old Swinford, Worcefterfhire, 1685. Died 1699. He 
 was one of the tranflators of Plutarch's Morals. 
 The loyal fubjeft's exultation for the royal exile's 
 reftauration, fet forth in a lermon, 2 Sam. 19. 
 30. 4°. Lond. 1660 
 
 'HSrxiA XPI2TIAN0T, or a Chriftian's ac- 
 quiefcence in all the produfts of divine provi- 
 dence opened in a lermon [on Afts, 21. 14.] 
 at the interment of Lady Elizabeth Langham. 
 8°. Lond. 1665 
 
 With verfes at the end by various authors. 
 
 Other works : Poemata Londinenfia, 4°. hand. 1668. 
 Chrift's Innocency pleaded againft the cry of the Chief 
 Priefts, 4°. 1656. The Spirit of Bondage and Adoption, 
 largely and pradically handled, 8°. 1655, &c. 
 
 FORD, Thomas, LL.D. 
 
 Sermon, Job, 29. 14-17. The dignity and duty 
 of magiftrates. [AfTize.] 8°. Lond. \%\\ 
 FORD, Rev. William. 
 
 A DifTenting minifter. 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. i. 11, 12. [Ordination.] 
 With an introduftory difcourfe, by the Rev. 
 Samuel Morton Savage ; Mr. William Ford, 
 Jun. Confeffion of Faith ; and a charge de- 
 livered by David Jennings, D.D. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1758 
 
 FORDUN, John of. 
 
 Flourilhed about 1 377. The early hiftory of Scotland 
 is chiefly founded on his Chronicle. 
 Scoti chronicon, five Scotorum hiftoria. 
 
 Brit. Hift. Gale, i. 563 
 
 Other editions : By Goodall, 2 vol. folio, Edin. 1759. 
 By Hearne, 5 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1722. 
 
 FORDYCE, David, M.A., Prof, of Philofophy 
 
 in Marifchall College, Aberdeen. 
 
 Born in Aberdeen 171 1. Entered Marifchall College 
 1724. Appointed Profeflbr of Philofophy 1742. Died 
 1751. 
 Theodorus ; a dialogue concerning the art of 
 
 preaching. Third edition ; to which is added 
 
 a fermon [Adls, 18. 24.] on the eloquence. 
 
 FORDYCE, David, M.A, {continued). 
 
 and an eftay on the aftion, of the pulpit. By 
 the Rev. James Fordyce. 12°. Lond. 1755 
 
 The elements of moral philofophy, in three 
 books, I. Of man and his connexions, of duty, 
 &c. II. The principal diftinftions of duty and 
 virtue. III. Of practical ethics. Fourth edi- 
 tion. 12°. Lond. 1769 
 This work was originally written for Dodfley's Preceptor, 
 
 and W.1S one of the beft compendiums of ethics that had 
 
 then appeared. 
 
 FORDYCE, James, D.D. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter of confiderable eminence, brother 
 of the preceding. Born in Aberdeen 1720. Educated 
 at the Marifchall College there. Became Minifter of 
 Brechin, and afterwards of Alloa. Removed to London, 
 and became paftor of a Diffenting meeting-houfe in Monk- 
 well Street. Died 1796. He was an elegant writer and 
 an eloquent preacher, though fuperficial. 
 Addrefl'es to the Deity. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1785 
 Sermon, Afts, 18. 24. The eloquence of the 
 pulpit. [Ordination.] To which is added a 
 charge. [Fourth edition.] 12°. GA?/^. 1755 
 The fame, with an eftay on the aftion proper for 
 the pulpit, by the fame author, and ten fer- 
 mons, doftrinal and praflical, by a young 
 curate. 8°. Leiceft. 1 81 5 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 14. 26. The methods of pro- 
 moting edification by public inftitutions. 
 [Ordination.] To which is added a charge. 
 12°. _ Glafg. 1755 
 
 Sermons to young women. Ninth edit. 2 vol. 
 Sm. 8°. ' Lond. 1778 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8-10. The importance of the female fex, 
 
 efpecially the younger part of it - - - 3 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8, 9. Modefty of apparel - - 43 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8, 9. Female referve - - - 85 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 8, 9. Female virtue - - - 123 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8, 9 ; Col. 4. 6. Female virtue, friendfliip, 
 
 and converfation - - - - - 161 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8, 9 ; Prov. 31. 10, 31. Female virtue, with 
 
 domefluc and elegant accomplifliments - 207 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8, 9 ; Prov. 4. 5, 6, 8, 9. Female virtue, 
 
 with intelledual accomplifliments - - 265 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8, 9 ; Prov. 4. 5, 6, 8, 9. Female virtue, 
 
 with intelledlual accomplifliments - - 3 
 
 I Tim. 2.10; Prov. 31. 30. Female piety. (3 ferm.) 49 
 
 I Tim. 2. 8-10. Good works - - - 181 
 
 I Pet. 3. 3, 4. Female meeknefs. (2 ferm.) 219 
 
 Other works : Addreffes to Young Men, 2 vol. 12". 
 
 Lond. 1777. Poems, 12°. 1787. &c. 
 
 FORERIUS, or FOREIRIO, Francis. 
 
 A learned Portuguefe ecclefiaftic. Born atLi/bon 1523. 
 Entered among the Dominicans 1539. Appointed a Mem- 
 ber of the Council of Trent 1562. Prior of the convent 
 at Lilbon 1568. Died 1581. 
 
 Commentarius in lefaiam. Critici Sacri, 4 
 
 FORM of prayer and a new colleftion of pfalms 
 for the ufe of a congregation of Proteftant 
 Diflenters at Liverpool. [Unitarian.] 8°. 
 
 Liver p. 1763 
 FORMS of bidding prayer, with introdudiion 
 and notes. 18°. Oxf. 1840 
 
 FORMS of prayer. See Prayer.
 
 1165 
 
 ii66 
 
 FORMBY, Henry, M.A. 
 
 A viiit to the Eall ; comprifing Germany, and 
 the Danube, Conftantinoplc, Afia Minor, 
 Egypt, and Idumea. 1 2°. Lond. 1 843 
 
 With cuts. 
 
 FORMEY, John Henry Samuel. 
 
 Born at Berlin 17 11. Became one of the minifters of 
 the French congregation in Berlin. In 1737 was appointed 
 ProfefTor of Eloquence in the French College, and in 1739 
 fucceeded to the philofophical chair. Died 1797. He was 
 a voluminous writer. 
 An ecclefiaftical hiftory, from the birth of Chrift 
 
 to the prefent time. Tranflated, with an 
 
 account of the Methodifls. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond, 1766 
 Devotions raifonables et Chretiennes, a, I'ufage 
 
 de to us les fideles. 12°. Berl. 1770 
 
 Le philofophe Chretien. Seconde edition, aug- 
 
 mentee. 4 vol. 12°. a Leide, 1752 
 
 FORMULA recipiendi eos qui a Manichseorum 
 
 et Paullicanorum hjerefi convertuntur, Gr. et 
 
 Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 87 
 
 FORMULARIES of Faith put forth by authority 
 
 during the reign of Henry VIII., viz., — 
 Articles about religion, 1536. 
 The inftitution of a Chriftian man, 1537. 
 
 A neceffary doctrine and erudition for any Chriftian 
 man, 1543. 
 
 8°. Oxf. 1825 
 
 Edited by Bifhop Lloyd. 
 
 FORMULAIRE de confentement des Eglifes Re- 
 formees de SuifTe, fur la doftrine de la grace 
 univerfelle, et les matieres qui f'y rapportent, 
 comme auffi fur quelques autres articles. 
 Traduit en Fran9ois, avec des remarques. 
 [Lat. et Fr.] Pp. 135. 12°. 
 FORSS, Charles. 
 
 Pradical remarks upon the education of the 
 
 working claffes. 12°. Lo?id. 1835 
 
 FORSTER, Charles, B.D., Reftor of Stifled, 
 
 Effex. 
 Difcourfes principally on fubjefts of Scripture 
 hiftory. 8°. 
 Deut. 18. 18. Typical par- 
 allel between Mofes and 
 Chrift. The hiftorical 
 analogy. (2 ferm.) i 
 Deut. 18. 18. The moral 
 analogy - - 54 
 
 1 Sam. 15. 22 - - 85 
 Pfa. 23. I - - 104 
 Pfa. 103. I, 2 - -117 
 Luke, 2. 25 • 130 
 
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 Hebrews ; an inquiry, in which the received 
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 the cavils of objeftors, ancient and modern, 
 from Origen to Sir J. D. Michaelis, chiefly 
 upon grounds of internal evidence hitherto 
 unnoticed, comprifing a comparative analyfis 
 of the ftyle and ftrufture of this epiftle, and 
 of the undifputed Epiftles of St. Paul, tending 
 
 
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 FORSTER, Charles, B.D. {continued). 
 
 to throw light upon their interpretation. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1838 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 26. 167. 
 
 The hiftorical geography of Arabia ; or, the 
 patriarchal evidences of revealed religion ; 
 a memoir, with illuftrative maps ; and an 
 appendix, containing tranflations, with an 
 alphabet and gloflary of the Hamyaritic in- 
 fcriptions recently difcovered in Hadramaut. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 844 
 
 The one primeval language traced experimentally 
 through ancient infcriptions in alphabetical 
 charafters of lofl powers from the four conti- 
 nents. Including the voice of Ifrael from the 
 rocks of Sinai, and the veftiges of patriarchal 
 tradition from the monuments of Egypt, 
 Etruria, and Southern Arabia. 8°. Lond. 185 1 
 
 The one primeval language, part 2. The monu- 
 ments of Egypt, and their veftiges of patri- 
 archal traditions. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 FORSTER, John, Efq. 
 
 Obfervations on our Saviour's difcourfe with the 
 Pharifee lawyer. [Anonym.] Pp. 26. 12°. 
 
 Lond. n.d. 
 
 Obfervations on our Saviour's queftions to the 
 Pharifees. [Anon.] Pp. 24. 12°. Lond. 1828 
 
 FORSTER, John, Her Majefty's Chaplain of 
 the Savoy. 
 
 The Churchman's guide ; a copious index of 
 fermons and other works by eminent Church 
 of England divines, arranged according to their 
 fubjefts. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 The gofpel narrative, according to the authorifed 
 text of the evangelifts, without repetition or 
 omiffion, with a continuous expofltion, mar- 
 ginal proofs in full, and notes briefly collefted 
 from the beft critics and commentators 
 Dedicated, by efpecial permiflion, to the 
 Queen. Third edition, correfted. Royal 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 FORSTER, Joseph, Queen's Coll., Cambridge. 
 
 Two eflays : the one on the origin of evil ; the 
 other on the foundation of morality. To 
 which is annexed, A fliort diflertation on the 
 immateriality of the foul. Pp.63. 8°. 
 
 NezvctiJile-upon-Tyne, 1734 
 
 FORSTER, Nathaniel, B.D., F.R.S. 
 
 A learned divine of great critical acumen. Born at 
 Stadfcombe, Devonftiire, 1 71 7. Educated at Eton and at 
 Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford j of which he became 
 Fellow 1729. Redtor of Hethe, Oxfordihire, 1749. Pre- 
 bendary of Briftol, and Vicar of Rochdale, 1754. Preacher 
 at the Rolls 1757. Died 1757. 
 
 Reflections on the natural foundation of the high 
 antiquity of government, arts, and fciences, in 
 Egypt. [Anonym.] Pp.22. 8°. Oxf.ij4t'i 
 A diflertation upon the account fuppofed to have 
 been given of Jefus Chrift by Jofephus, being 
 an attempt to fhew that this celebrated paflage, 
 fome flight corruptions only excepted, may
 
 1 167 
 
 1168 
 
 FORSTER, Nathaniel, B.D., F.R.S. (continued). 
 
 reafonably be elleemed genuine. [Anonym.] 
 Pp. 65. 8°. Oxf. 1749 
 
 This diflertation is highly commended by Warburton 
 
 and Brj'ant. 
 
 Popery deftruftive of the evidence of Chriftianity. 
 
 Churchman Armed, 2. 131 
 
 Other works : Remarks on Dr. Stebbing's Differtation 
 
 on the Power of States to deny Civil Protedlion to the 
 
 Marriages of Minors, 1755. Editions of Platonis dialog! 
 
 V. 1745. Biblia Hebraica, fine, pundis, 2 vol. 4°. 1750. 
 
 FORSTER, Nath., M.A., Redor of All Saints, 
 Colchefter, and Tollefhunt-Knight's, Eflex. 
 
 Sermon, John, 10. 25. The evidence from 
 miracles ftated, and vindicated from fome late 
 objeftions. [Vifitation.] 8°. Lond. 1767 
 
 FORSTER, Rev. William, Minifter of the Con- 
 gregational Church, Kentifh Town. 
 
 Difcourfe, 2 Tim. i. 7. Plain words to plain 
 people : the dangers and duties of the free 
 churches of England in the prefent crifis. 
 Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Difcourfe, Pfa. 147. 20. The clofmg of the 
 Great Exhibition ; or, England's miffion to 
 all nations. 8°. 
 
 Difcourfe, 2 Kings, 2. 12 
 
 ton : its lelTons to young men. 1 2°. Lond, 1852 
 Other works : The Temple-Home for Youth, a fermon 
 
 on Prov. 9. 1-5. God's Mercy Man's only Ground of 
 
 Hope, a fermon on the death of Mrs. Spalding, Pfa. 103. 
 
 15-18. The Model Father, or the well-ordered Houfe, a 
 
 difcourfe on the death of Joel Edwards, Efq., Ifa. 38. i. &c. 
 
 FORSYTH, John Hamilton, M.A., Minifter of 
 
 Dowry Chapel, Clifton. 
 (Memoir of) With a feleftion of his fermons. 
 
 By the Rev. Edward Wilfon, M.A. Second 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 The life of Welling- 
 
 edition. 8°. 
 
 
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 Memoir 
 
 i-clxv 
 
 I Cor. 6. 19, 20 
 
 - 105 
 
 Col. 2. 9, 10 - 
 
 I 
 
 John, 10. 14 
 
 123 
 
 I John, I. 7 
 
 zz 
 
 Pfa. 63. I, 2 - 
 
 - 140 
 
 John, 18. 40 - 
 
 - 37 
 
 Heb. II. 24-26 - 
 
 158 
 
 Gal. 2. 20 - 
 
 54 
 
 Matt. 13. 45, 46 
 
 - 179 
 
 Phil. 3. 10 
 
 - 71 
 
 z Cor. 4. 1 8 
 
 193 
 
 Rom. 8. 26, 27 - 
 
 86 
 
 Job. 22. 21 
 
 - 209 
 
 FORSYTH, Robert, Efq., Advocate, 
 The principles of moral fcience. 8°. Edln. 180^ 
 Vol. I. being all publifhed. For review by Lord Jeffrey, 
 fee Edin. Review, 7. 413. 
 
 FORTUNATUS. See Venantius. 
 FOSBROKE, Thomas Dudley, M.A., F.S.A. 
 
 A diftinguilhed archaeologift. Born 1770. Educated 
 at St. Paul's School; from whence he was elefted to a 
 Scholarship at Pembroke College, Oxford, in 1785. M.A. 
 1792. Curate of Horfley 1794. Curate of Walford 1810 ; 
 of which he became Vicar in 1830. Died 1842. 
 
 Britifh monachifm ; or, the manners and cuftoms 
 of the monks and nuns of England. A new 
 edition, enlarged. Imperial 8°. Lond. 
 
 A review by Southey in the Quarterly Review, 22. 59. 
 
 Encyclopedia of antiquities, and elements of 
 archaeology, claffical and medizeval. A new 
 edition, with improvements. 2 vol. Imperial 
 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 A treatife on the arts, manufaflures, manners, 
 and inftitutions, of the Greeks and Romans. 
 2 vol. Fcp. 8°. 1,5^.1833-35 
 
 FOSBROKE, T. D., M.A. {continued). 
 
 The firft volume comprifes the material arts and monu- 
 ments of antiquity ; and the fecond confifts of an alpha- 
 betical account of the laws, literature, philofophy, religion, 
 manners and cuftoms. 
 
 Other works: The Economy of a Monaftic Life, 1796. 
 Hiftory of the County of Gloucefter, 2 vol. 4°. 1807. 
 Foreign Topography, 4°. 1828, &c. 
 
 FOSTER, James, D.D. 
 
 Born at Exeter 1697. Educated for the miniftry among 
 the Diffenters, and began to preach 171 8. Chofen min- 
 ifter of a congregation at Barbican, London, 1724. Re- 
 moved to Pinners' Hall 1744- Died 1753. His talents 
 for preaching were very eminent and extraordinary, and 
 have been celebrated by Pope and others, but he did not 
 dwell much on the eflential dodtrines of Chriftianity. He 
 was a man of great virtue, benevolence, of charity. 
 
 The ufefulnefs, truth, and excellency of the 
 
 Chriftian revelation, defended againft [Tin- 
 
 dal's] Chriftianity as old as the Creation. 
 
 Third edition, correfted. 8°. Lond. 1734 
 
 Written with great force of argument. 
 
 An anfwer to Dr. Stebbing's Letter on the fubjeft 
 ofherefy. In a letter to the Doftor. Pp.72. 
 8°. Lond. ly^^. Second edition, 1735 
 
 An anfwer to Dr. Stebbing's Second letter on 
 the fubjeft of herefy. In which the whole 
 controverfy is fairly ftated and re-examined. 
 Pp. 84. 8°. Lond. 1736 
 
 An anfwer to Dr. Stebbing's True ftate of the 
 controverfy with Mr. Fofter, on the fubjeft 
 ofherefy. Pp. 47. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Sermons. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1745, &c. 
 
 Vol. I. Fourth edit. 1745. 
 Adls, 24. 25. The univerfal {enCe of good and evil I 
 Rom. 5.7. The characters of the righteous and good 
 man compared ; or, benevolence the nobleft improve- 
 ment of focial virtue ----- zj 
 
 Rom. 5. 7. The perfection of the Chriftian fcheme of 
 benevolence . . . - . 49 
 
 Gen. 1.27. The image of God in man - - 77 
 
 Rom. 9. 20. God not an arbitrary being - loi 
 
 Gal. 5. 13. The abufes of free-thinking - 127 
 
 Deut. 39. 29. Myfteries - - - - 159 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. Agur's prayer - - . 185 
 
 Prov. 29. 25. The mifchiefs offlavifh complaifance and 
 cowardice - - - - - - 215 
 
 John, 5. 39. Rules for the profitable reading the Holy 
 
 Scriptures .--.-- 241 
 
 Titus, 3. 10, II. Herefy - . - - 269 
 
 I Cor. II. 25. Schifm .... 295 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafures of a religious life 321 
 
 Jofh. 24. 1 5. Religion founded on reafon and the right 
 
 of private judgment - - - - 345 
 
 z Tim. I. 10. The evidence of a future ftate, on the 
 
 principles of reafon and revelation - - 373 
 
 z Pet. 3. 3. The nature, folly, and danger of fcoffing at 
 
 religion ------ 401 
 
 Vol.2. Second edit. 1743. 
 
 James, 1. 17. Moral and natural evil - - I 
 
 Pfa. 119. 97. The true principle of virtue - 31 
 
 Adts, 23. I. The nature, divine original, and authority 
 
 ofconfcience ------ 53 
 
 ACts, 23. I. The plea of an erroneous confcience dis- 
 
 tin(ftly confidered and argued - - • 73 
 
 Eph. 5. 9. The influences of the Spirit entirely perfuafive 
 
 and moral ; and its fruits of the fame kind with the 
 
 dictates of natural confcience - - - 93 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. Anger 117 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. The time when Chriftianity was made known 
 
 I
 
 1 169 
 
 1 1 70 
 
 FOSTER, James, D.D. {continued). 
 
 proved to be the fitteft, from the ftate and circum- 
 ftancesofthe world ----- 143 
 
 I Pet. 5. 5. The wifdom of God in the various ranks 
 and fubordinations of human life - - 173 
 
 I Cor. 10. 31. The glory of God beft promoted by the 
 moral redlitude and happinefs of His creatures 199 
 
 Exod. 23. 2. The folly of imitating popular and fafliion- 
 able vices - - - - - -221 
 
 Phil. 4. 8. The fublimity and extent of Chriftian morals 
 
 247 
 
 John, I. 45-47. Sincerity, as oppofed to prejudice 269 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 1. The true idea and improvement of human 
 life ------- 289 
 
 Rom. 14. 17. The kingdom of God, under the difpen- 
 fations of the gofpel, not an external and ritual, but 
 a moral conftitution - - - - - 3 '3 
 
 I Cor. 13. 3. Univerfal charity the eflence and life of 
 religion - " . " . * ." ' 339 
 
 John, 9. 41. The peculiar guilt and infamy of prevail- 
 ing wickednefs in an enlightened and polite age 375 
 Vol. 3. 1744. 
 
 Rom. 2. II. God no refpedler of perfons - I 
 
 Rom. 10. 3. The Scripture doftrine of juftification 25 
 
 Gen. 39. 9. Moral refledtions on the hiftory of Jofeph 51 
 
 A(fls, 17. 28. The natural relation of men to God, and 
 their common tie to each other - - 75 
 
 Exod. 20. 13. Murder, and the cuftoms and vices lead- 
 ing to it - - - - - - - 97 
 
 Exod. 20. 13. Duels and felf-murder - - 123 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. The example and moral charadler of Chrift. 
 (2 ferm.) - - - - - -159 
 
 John, 20. 29. Incredulity and the morality of faith 211 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The nature of heavenly converfation 231 
 
 John, 3. 8. The different characters of true religion, 
 and enthufiafm - - - - - 255 
 
 Exod. 20. 15. Theft, fraud, and extortion - 289 
 
 Rev. 19. 6. The dodrine of a particular providence. 
 (2 ferm.) 319 
 
 Exod. 20. 1-3. The unity of God, and the Jewifh theo- 
 cracy ..----- 359 
 
 Exod. 20. 14. The feventh commandment 391 
 
 Vol. 4. 1744. 
 
 Matt. 22. 37, 38. The love of God a rational principle 
 and a moral virtue . . - . i 
 
 Pfa. 4. 6. The true happinefs of man - - 25 
 
 Rom. I. 22. The mifchiefs of vanity and an afFe<fled 
 Vififdom ------ 53 
 
 Prov. 20.27. The diftindt offices and ufes of reafon and 
 revelation ----- ■ 75 
 
 Exod. 20. 7. Blafphemy and prophane fwearing loi 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. Exemplary and fhining characters of virtue 
 
 129 
 
 Exod. 20. 16. Slander and defamation - 157 
 
 Exod. 20. 17. Covetoufnefs, envy, and difcontent 179 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 2. The true ground of the argument from 
 reafon, for a fiiture ftate - - - - 203 
 
 Hag. I. 7. The advantages of confideration 227 
 
 Exod. 20. 8-1 1. The Sabbath, and the moral ground of 
 public worlhip - - - - - 253 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. Religion a confiftent and uniform character 
 
 285 
 
 Matt. 6. 6. A general difcourfe on the nature and ufe 
 of prayer - - - - - - -305 
 
 I Tim. 2. I. The reafonablenefs of that branch of prayer 
 which is ftyled interceflion - - - 335 
 
 Exod. 20. 4-6. Idolatry; and vifiting the iniquities of 
 the fathers upon the children - - - 359 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5. The mediation of Chrift - 391 
 
 Difcourfes on all the principal branches of na- 
 tural religion and fecial virtue. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Lofid. 1749 
 Vol. I. 
 
 The exiftence of a Deity or a Firft Caufe - - 21 
 
 FOSTER, James, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Unity and fpirituality of God . . - 35 
 
 Omnifcience of God - - - - - 61 
 
 Wifdom of God 80 
 
 Holinefs and juftice of God - - . - ji-j 
 
 Goodnefs of God . . - . . 12^ 
 
 Power and providence of God ... 165 
 
 Mercy of God -.---- 194 
 
 Future ftate of rewards and punifhments - - 218 
 
 Moral liberty ...-.- 273 
 Darknefs of human reafon and the corruptions of Chrift- 
 
 ianity - - - - . - -281 
 
 Nature and true principles of honour - - 293 
 
 Eftimate and defence of human life - - 304 
 
 Self-government and the duty of felf-denial - 313 
 
 I Cor. 10. 17. Of Catholic communion - 331 
 Luke, 8. 48. The reafons of Chrift's requiring faith in 
 
 order to his miraculous cures - - - 345 
 Luke, 13. 23, 24. The number of thofe that Ihall be 
 
 faved .-.--.- 362 
 Matt. 26. 35. The true guard of innocence and progrefs 
 
 of vice - - - - - - 379 
 
 Vol, 2. 
 
 Social nature and character of man . - i 
 
 Reflections on relative duties - - - 14 
 
 Duties of huftiands ----- 28 
 
 Duties of wives ----- 56 
 
 Duty of parents to children - - - - 92 
 
 On education ------ 100 
 
 Duties of children to their parents - - - 127 
 
 Obligations of mafters and fervants - - 151 
 Inftitution and end of civil government ; or, the duties of 
 
 magiftrates and fubjedts - - - - 177 
 
 Duties of Chriftian minifters and people - 194 
 
 Juftice and the Chriftian rule of equity - - 223 
 
 Self-love and felfi/hnefs - - - - 238 
 Particular branches of benevolence. 
 
 Mercy, compaffion, forgivenefs of injuries - 247 
 
 Private friendship and the love of our country 277 
 
 Of unity and peace ----- 303 
 
 Humility and meeknefs - . - - 325 
 
 Offices of devotion ----- 347 
 
 An effay on fundamentals ; with a particular 
 regard to the dodtrine of the ever-blelTed Trinity. With 
 an appendix, concerning the true import of the phrafe. 
 Son of God, as 'tis applied to Chrift. To which is an- 
 nexed. The refurredtion of Chrift proved, and vindicated, 
 againft the moft important objedtions of the antient Jews, 
 or modern Deifts ; and his difciples Ihewn to be fufficient 
 witnefTes of the fadt. In a fermon [Adts, 10. 40, 41]. 
 Second edition. Pp.95. 8^. I-omf. 1754 
 
 Offices of devotion fuited to the principal 
 branches of natural religion. 8°. ^754 
 
 Tra£} refpeBing Dr. Fojier. 
 
 A defence of the Rev. Dr. Poller's Sermon of 
 Catholic Communion : in a letter to a friend. 
 In which is attempted to be proved, that the 
 truly Catholic is the only confiftent Chriftian. 
 By Philocatholicus. Pp.40. 8°. ZoW. 1752 
 
 FOSTER, Henry, A.M. 
 
 Born 1745. Entered Queen's College, Oxford, 1764. 
 About 1769 he was eledted to the ledtureftiip of St. An- 
 drew Wardrobe, Blackfriars ; in which church he was 
 curate and ledturer twenty years, during which time he 
 held various preacherlhips in London. In 1S04 he was 
 eledted to the perpetual curacy of St. James, Clerkenwell. 
 Died 1814. 
 
 Grace difplayed, and Saul converted. The fub- 
 ftance of a fermon [-A.ds, 9. 11], preached in 
 the chapel of Newgate Prifon, Dec. 8, 1776. 
 A new edition. 8°. Land. 18 14 
 
 4 F
 
 II7I 
 
 FOSTER, Henry, A.M. {continued). 
 
 The Bible preacher ; or, clofct companion for 
 every day in the year. 12°. Lond. 1824 
 
 Containing 365 outlines of fermons, and fix complete 
 
 fermons. 
 
 FOSTER, John, A.B., Scholar of Trin. Coll., 
 Cambridge. 
 
 An eflay on the method of illuftrating Scripture 
 from the relations of modern travellers in Pa- 
 Icltine and the neighbouring countries. [Norris 
 Prize E%.] Pp.47. 8°. CamL 1802 
 
 FOSTER, John. 
 
 A Baptift minifter, and a very elegant writer. Born in 
 Yorkshire 1768. Educated at the Baptift College, Briftol. 
 Settled as a minifter at Downend, near Briftol ; but the 
 character of his mind not adapting him to the regular exer- 
 cife of the paftoral office, he eventually retired from public 
 engagements. Died 1843. 
 Eflays, in a feries of letters, on the following 
 
 fubjefts : — 
 
 On a man's writing memoirs of himfelf. 
 
 On decifion of charafter. 
 
 On the application of the epithet, romantic. 
 
 On fome caufes by which evangelical religion 
 has been rendered lefs acceptable to perfons 
 of cultivated tafte. 
 
 Fifth edition. 8°. Zo^^. 1813 
 
 Another. Thirteenth edition. 12°. Lond. iS-^g 
 The final corredtions of the author were given in the 
 ninth edition, 1830 (8^.), from which fubfequent editions 
 are printed. 
 
 An cffay on the evils of popular ignorance: and 
 a dilcourfe on the communication of Chrift- 
 ianity to the people of Hindooftan. A new 
 edition, revifed and enlarged. Sixteenth thou- 
 fand. Sm. 8°. LoKd. 1850 
 
 A review will be found in Edinb. Rev. 34. 214. 
 Contributions, biographical, literary, and philo- 
 fophical, to the Ecleftic Review. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1844 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Carr's Stranger in Ireland ... i 
 
 Forbes's Life of Dr. Beattie ... ip 
 
 Memoirs of Lord Kames " - - - 37 
 
 Life of Blair. — Charafteriftics of his fermons 57 
 
 Ritchie's Life of Hume - . - . 73 
 
 Vindication of the Hindoos .... 89 
 
 Chriftianity in India - - - - - 113 
 
 Fox's James the Second .... 126 
 
 Rofe's Obfervations on Fox's Hiftory - - 160 
 
 Heywood's Vindication of Fox - - - 176 
 
 Charles James Fox - - - - - 198 
 
 Cunningham's Chriftianity in India - - - 214 
 
 Macdiarmid's Britifli Statefmen - - - 224 
 
 Paley's Sermons ---... 254 
 
 Meadley's Memoirs of Paley ... jyo 
 
 Southey's Chronicle of the Cid ... 285 
 
 High Church claims expofed - - - 308 
 
 Sydney Smith's Sermons - - - - 317 
 
 Flumptre's Defence of the Stage - - 345 
 
 Chatfield's Hiftorical Review of Hindoftan - 361 
 
 Edge worth's Effays on Profefiional Education 385 
 
 Pearfon on the Propagation of Chriftianity in Afia 415 
 
 WorJfworth's Ecclefiaftical Biography - - 425 
 
 Memoirs of Peter Daniel Huet ... ^^^.o 
 
 Ryland's Life of Andrew Fuller - - - 45S 
 
 Dr. Benj. Franklin's Private Correfpondence - 476 
 
 Life of Dr. Fawcett ----- 496 
 
 I 172 
 
 FOSTER, John {continued). 
 
 Ryland's Paftoral Memorials • . - - 514 
 
 Lane's Manners and Cuftoms of the Modern Egyptians 
 
 524 
 Dix's Life of Chatterton .... 550 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Coleridge's Friend .... - i 
 
 Cottle's Recollections of Coleridge - - 25 
 
 The Ramayuna of Valmeeki - - - - 55 
 
 Edgeworth's Tales of Fafhionable Life - 74 
 
 Windham's Speech on Cruelty to Animals - 86 
 
 Cottle's Fall of Cambria - - . - 113 
 
 Southey's Curfe of Kehama .... 122 
 Buchanan's Chriftian Refearches in Afia - 167 
 
 Kirkpatrick's Letters of Tippoo Sultan - - 178 
 Grant's Effays on the Superftitions of the Highlanders 191 
 Aikin's Life of John Selden, Efq. - - 210 
 
 Moor's Hindu Infanticide .... 220 
 Earl of Elgin's Purfuits in Greece - - 237 
 
 Jeffe's Sermon on the Perfons and Offices of the Re- 
 deemer ----... 249 
 Mudford's Life of Cumberland ... 258 
 
 Chateaubriand's Chriftian Martyrs . - - 269 
 
 Life of Rev. Geo. Whitefield - - - 285 
 
 Woodfall's edition of Junius ... - 296 
 
 Speeches of the Right Hon. Hy. Grattan - 331 
 
 I'he Pilgrimage of Theophilus to the City of God 342 
 Hall on the Renewal of the Charter of the E. I. Compy. 
 
 351 
 Gait's Life and Adminiftration of Cardinal Wolfey 364 
 Stephen's Memoirs of John Home Tooke - 374 
 
 A New Direftory for the Nonconformift Churches 413 
 The Philofophy of Nature . _ . 430 
 
 Butler's Effay on the Life of Michel de I'Hopital 446 
 Speeches of the Right Hon. John Philpot Curran 457 
 Jeremy Taylor's Contemplations of the State of Man 468 
 Chalmers's Aftronomical Difcourfes - - 481 
 
 Leftures delivered at Broadmead Chapel, Briftol. 
 [Firft feries.] 8°. Land. 1 844 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 8. The new year ... i 
 
 Col. 3. 2. The fupreme attachment due to fpiritual objedls 
 
 15 
 
 Prov. 23. 19. The felf-difcipline fuitable to certain 
 mental ftates ------ 28 
 
 Gal. 4. 16. The right mode of giving and receiving re- 
 proof .------ 43 
 
 Matt. 26.41. Of combining watchfulnefs and prayer 59 
 Jer. 4. 14. Charadleriftics of vain thoughts - 71 
 
 Jer. 4. 14. Corrections of vain thoughts - 85 
 
 John, 8. 22. Spiritual freedom produced by knowledge 
 
 of the truth - 100 
 
 John, 15. 4. Of formality and remiflnefs in prayer 113 
 Pfa. 104. 30. The feafon of fpring, and its moral ana- 
 logies ------- 128 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. The deftruftion of Sodom and Gomorrah 
 
 144 
 
 Titus, 2. 6. Of fober-mindednefs - - . 161 
 
 Ifa. 65. 5. Falfe grounds of fuperiority in holinefs 180 
 
 Rev. 3. 15. Fallacies operating againft earneftnefs in 
 
 religion ------ 200 
 
 Rev. 3. 15. Earneftnefs in religion enforced - 215 
 Rom. 2. 14, 15. Theufesand perverfions of confcience 
 
 231 
 Ifa. 64. 6. The autumn, and its moral analogies 245 
 
 1 Kings, 18. Elijah's facrifice and the priefts of Baal 263 
 Pfa. 74. 17. The winter, and its moral analogies 278 
 Pfa. 90. 9. The end of the year - - 292 
 Lament. 3. 5. On negro flavery . - - 306 
 Pfa. 119. 96. The comprehenfivenefs of the divine law 
 
 324 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. The neceffity and right method of felt- 
 examination . - - - . 337 
 
 I Pet. 1 . 8. Chrift, though invifible, the objeft of devout 
 aft'edtion - - - - - - - 35^
 
 II73 
 
 1 1 74 
 
 FOSTER, John {continued). 
 
 Heb. II. 7. Noah and the deluge - - 368 
 
 I John, 3. 2. Our ignorance of our future mode of ex- 
 
 iftence - - - - - - "3^5 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 10. The Chriftian dodrine of the perfedibi- 
 
 lity of man ------ 402 
 
 Leftures delivered at Broadmead Chapel, Briftol. 
 Second feries. 8°. Lo»ti. 1 847 
 
 Jonah, I. 1-4. Hiftory of Jonah . - - i 
 
 Ecclef. 8. 9. The contemplation of human life 16 
 
 Prov. 24. 32. Practical views of human life 29 
 
 Ifa. 10. 3. The vanity of earthly glory - 40 
 
 Rom. 10. 2. Zeal without knowledge - - 53 
 
 Pfa. 76. 10. The wrath of man overruled - 66 
 
 Ezek. 21. 27. Social changes fubfervient to the kingdom 
 
 ofChrift 78 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. The redemption of time - - 93 
 
 Rom. 2. 4. The divine goodnefs a motive to repentance 
 
 106 
 
 Ecclef. I. 4. Durability of the earth contrafted with 
 
 human mortality - - - - -117 
 
 Ifa. 55. 8, 9. The thoughts and ways of God contrafted 
 with thofe of man - - - - 129 
 
 Ifa. 2. 4; Micah, 4. 3. Ceflation of war an efFeft of 
 the prevalence of Chriftianity. (2 ferm.) - 14a 
 Dan. 6. 28. Life and charadter of Daniel - 174 
 
 Dan. 3. The three Jews in Babylon - - 190 
 
 Exod. 18. 17. The meeting of friends - 208 
 
 Prov. 10. 7. The memory of the juft - - 220 
 
 Afts, 12. Peter's deliverance from prifon - 230 
 
 Deut., 32. 29. The confideration of death - 241 
 
 Phil. I. 21. The apoftolic alternative - 253 
 
 Rom. 8.28. Beneficial co-operation of all things for the 
 Chriftian ....-- 264 
 
 Eph. 2. 12. Pradlical atheifm . . - 278 
 
 Adls, 10. 34. God no refpedter of perfons - 290 
 
 Prov. 19, 21. Man's devices and God's counfel 300 
 Matt. 14. 22-33; Mark, 6. 45-56. Chrift walking on 
 the fea - - - - - - 312 
 
 Rom. 7. 13. Sin manifefted by the law • - 325 
 Mai. 3. 8. Robbery of God - . . 339 
 
 I Tim. 6. 10. The love of money - - 354 
 
 Zech. 4. 10. The day of fmall things - 365 
 
 Gal. 6. 9. Againft wearinefs in well-doing - 386 
 Matt. 5. 47. The fuperior obligations of Chriftians 404 
 Rom. 7. 18. Inefficacious convidlions - 423 
 
 James, i. 8. Double-mindednefs - . - 437 
 Heb. 6. 5. The powers of the world to come 453 
 
 Heb. II. 6. Accefs to God ... 460 
 
 The life and correfpondence of John Fofter. 
 Edited by J- E. Ryland. With notices of 
 Mr. Fofter, as a preacher and a companion, 
 by John Sheppard. Second edition. 2 vol. 
 Large 12°. Land. 1848 
 
 FOSTER, Jos. 
 
 Two effays : the one on the origin of evil, the 
 other on the foundation of morality. To 
 which is annexed, A ftiort diflertation on the 
 immateriality of the foul. Pp. 63. 8°. 
 
 Newc.-upon-T^ne, 1734 
 
 FOSTER, Sir Michael, Knt. 
 
 An eminent lawyer. Born at Marlborough, Wilts, 
 1689. Studied at Oxford. Appointed one of the Judges 
 of the Court of King's Bench 1745. Died 1763. 
 
 An examination of the fcheme of Church-power, 
 laid down in the Codex Juris Ecclefiaftica 
 Anglicana, &c. Third edition, correfled. 
 [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1736 
 
 TraBs refpefling the above. 
 An anfwer to a late pamphlet, entitled, An Examination of 
 
 FOSTER, Sir Michael {continuetf), 
 
 the Scheme of Church Power, &c. By the author of 
 the Parallel. Second edition, corredled. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 
 Notes on An Anfwer to a late pamphlet, entituled. An 
 Examination of the Scheme of Church Power, &c. By 
 a ftudent of the Inner Temple. 8^. Lond. ij-^S 
 
 FOTHERBY, Martin, D.D., Bp. of Salifbury. 
 
 Born in Lincoln/hire 1559. Educated at Trinity Col- 
 lege, Cambridge, of which he became Fellow. Vicar of 
 Chiflet 1592. Redtor of St. Mary-le-Bow, London, 1594. 
 Prebendary of Canterbury 1596. Redlor of Adiftiam 1601. 
 Bifhop of Sarum 1618. Died 1619. 
 
 Fovre fermons. Whereunto is added. An anfwere 
 unto certaine objeftions of one unrefolued, as 
 concerning the ufe of the crolTe in baptifme : 
 written by him in anno 1 604. And now com- 
 manded to be publifhed by authoritie. 4°. 
 
 Lo/id. 1608 
 Ecclef. I. 2. Camb. Mafter's commencement (i); 
 Ecclef. I. 2. Abp.'s vifitation (27); Pfa. 81. 1-5, 
 Nov. 5 (55) ; 2 Tim. 3. 8 (87) ; An anfwere, &c. 
 
 FOTHERGILL, George, D.D. 
 
 Born at Lockholme, Weftmoreland, 1705. Educated at 
 Queen's College, Oxford, of which he became Fellow, and 
 an eminent tutor. Principal of St. Edmund Hall, and 
 Vicar of Bramley, Hamp/hire, 1751. Died 1760. 
 
 Sermons on leveral fubjedts and occafions. 2 vol. 
 8°. Oxf. 1765 
 
 Vol. I. 1765. 
 Gen. 20. 1 1 . The importance of religion to civil focieties. 
 
 Affize .-.--.. I 
 
 I Pet. 2. 16. The danger of exceffes in the purfuit of 
 
 liberty 51 
 
 Ifa. 58. 3. Delay of fuccefs to repeated fafts confidered 
 
 and applied. Faft, war - - - - 97 
 
 Pfa. 107. I, 2. The duty of giving thanks for national 
 
 deliverances - - - - - 145 
 
 Pfa. 89. 7. The reafons and neceffity of public worfhip 
 
 189 
 Ifa. 26. 9. The proper improvementof divine judgments 
 
 227 
 John, 9. 4. The condition of man's life a conftant call 
 
 to induftry ...... 267 
 
 Ifa. 42. 24. The violence of man fubfervient to the 
 
 government of God - . . . 307 
 
 Pfa. 122. 6-9. The duty, objedls, and offices of the love 
 
 of our country -.---- 361 
 Jer. 5. 3. The prefent impunity of wicked men no 
 
 argument againft the juftice of God's government. 
 
 (2 ferm.) .---.- 403 
 
 [Vol. 2.] 1761. 
 yl fecond edition publijhed in 1 765. 
 Pfa. 37. 31. Importance of a religious principle to per- 
 
 fonal virtue and happinefs - - . - i 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8-1 1. Scripture motives to goodnefs vindi- 
 cated -----.. 31 
 Matt. 6. 33. Moral influence of temporal and eternal 
 
 motives -.--..- 64 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. Profitablenefs of godlinefs - 84 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Pleafantnefs of a good life - - 108 
 
 Prov. 4. 8. Honourablenefs of a good life - 131 
 
 Phil. 4. I. Excellency of Chriftian knowledge. A mo- 
 tive to fteadfaftnefs. Low Sunday - - 158 
 I John, 3. 8. The purpofe for which the Son of God 
 
 was manifefted. (2 ferm.) - - - 196 
 
 Jer. 45. 5. Prudence of regulating the defire of great 
 
 things. Afti Sunday ----- 235 
 Tit. 3. 2. Uncharitable cenfure. Mid-lent Sunday 275 
 Col. 3. 2. Nature of heavenly-mindednefs, and the 
 
 danger of fome habits repugnant to it - 308
 
 1175 
 
 1 176 
 
 FOTHERGILL, George, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Afts, 14. 17. God the giver of rain and fruitful feafons ; 
 and the ufes we ought to make of that confideration 
 
 337 
 Prov. 3. 5, 6. Influence of piety on the condudt of 
 
 human life. Ouinquag. Sunday - - - 367 
 
 Matt. 25. 13. Nature of Chriftian watchfulnefs, and its 
 
 neceffity from the uncertainty of life - 406 
 
 Mark, 13. 32. Man's ignorance of the time of his own 
 
 death _.-.--. ^3,^ 
 
 FOTHERGILL, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Provoft of Queen's College, Oxon, and Prebendary of 
 
 Durham. 
 
 Sermon, Nahum, 1. 15. The dclireablenefs of 
 peace, and the duty of a nation upon the re- 
 covery of it. [ThankJgiving for peace.] Third 
 edit. 8°. Oxf. 1756 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 35. 25. The reafonablencfs 
 and ufes of commemorating King Charles's 
 martyrdom. [Jan. 30.] 8°. Oxf. 1753 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 13. 18. The qualifications 
 and advantages of religious truft in times of 
 danger. [Faft.J Second edit. 8°. Oxf. ij 60 
 
 Sermon, Dan. 12. 10. Religion and learning 
 capable of being rendered mutually fervice- 
 able, or mutually prejudicial, to each other. 
 [Aa.] Second edit. 8°. Oxf\j6^ 
 
 FOULIS, or DE FOLIIS, Henry, B.D. 
 
 Of an eminent family in Scotland. Born at Ingleby 
 Manor, Cleveland, Yorkfhire. Entered a Commoner of 
 gueen's College, Oxford, 1654, aged fixteen. Ele<fled 
 Fellow of Lincoln College 1659. Entered into holy 
 orders, but did not purfue his profeffion, confining himfelf 
 to the ftudy of hiftory. Died 1685. He was originally 
 educated as a Prelbyterian, but became a violent opponent 
 to that fyftem. 
 
 The hiftory of Romifh treafons and ufurpations, 
 together with a particular account of many 
 grofs corruptions and impoftures in the Church 
 of Rome, collefted out of their own approved 
 authors. Second edit. Fol. Lofid. 1681 
 
 The hiftory of the wicked plots and confpiracies 
 of our pretended faints, reprefenting the be- 
 ginning, conftitution, &c., of the Jefuits j with 
 the confpiracies, rebellions, fchifms, hypocrifie. 
 Sec, of fome Preft)yterians. Fol. Lond. 1662 
 FOULKES, Robert. 
 
 An alarme for fmners ; containing the confefiion, 
 prayers, letters, and laft words of Robert 
 Foulkes, late minifter of Stanton-Lacy, exe- 
 cuted. 4°. Lond. 1679 
 FOUNTAYNE, John, D.D., Dean of York. 
 Sermon, Ifa. 26. 4, 5. [Faft.] 8°. 
 
 Tork, 17^6 
 FOURIER, Fran90is- Charles-Marie. 
 
 Founder oi a fedl ofCommunifts. Born at Befancon 
 
 1772. Died 1837. 
 
 The paflions of the human foul. Tranflated 
 from the French, by the Rev. John Reynell 
 Morell ; with critical annotations, a biography 
 of Fourier, and a general introdudlion, by 
 Hugh Doherty, 2 vol. 8°. Lofid. 1851* 
 
 Works illuftrattve of tke principles of — 
 
 Bafes de la politique pofitive manifefte de I'ecole focietaire 
 fondee par Fourier. 8°. Par. 1841 
 
 FOURIER, F. C. M. [continued). 
 
 Fourier and his fyftem, by Madame Gatti de Gamond. 
 Tranflated by C. T. Wood, jun., Efq. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Falfe affociation and its remedy ; or, a critical introdudlion 
 to the late Charles Fourier's Theory of Attradlive Indus- 
 try and the Moral Harmony of the Paflions. To which 
 is prefixed a memoir of Fourier, by Hugh Doherty. 8"^. 
 
 Lond. 1841 
 
 Etudes de la fcience fociale, par Jules Lechevallier. 8°. 
 
 Par. 1834 
 
 Solidarite, vue fynthetique fur la dodlrine de Ch. Fourier, 
 par Hyppolyte Renaud. 8°. Par. 1842 
 
 Les nouvelles tranfadlions, fociales, religieufes et fcienti- 
 fiques de Virtomnius. Tome i. 8°. Par. 1832 
 
 Apercus fur les procedes induftriels, urgence de I'organifa- 
 tion focietaire, par Juft Muiron. 12°. Par. 1S40 
 
 Social deftiny of man ; or, aflbciation and reorganization of 
 induftry. By Albert Brifbane. 8°. Pliilad.\%\o 
 
 The London Phalanx, eftabliflied for the purpofe of calling 
 public attention to the practical importance of univerfal 
 principles, and more particularly to the fcience of attrac- 
 tive induftry, propounded by the late Charles Fourier, as 
 a component part of the law of univerfal unity and har- 
 mony by him difcovered. Vol. i. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1841-42 
 
 FOUR LETTERS concerning the ftudy of the 
 Hebrew Scriptures. F. i. Pp.52. 8°. Z.1755 
 FOURMONT, Stephen. 
 
 Born 1683, near Paris. Died 1745. One of the firft 
 Frenchmen who direfted attention to the Chinefe language. 
 The Grammar which he published is flail confidered to be 
 very ufeful. 
 
 Reflexions fur I'origine, I'hiftoire, et la fucceffion 
 des anciens peuples Chaldeens, Hebreux, 
 Pheniciens, Egyptiens, Grecs, &c., jufqu'au 
 tems de Cyrus. Nouvelle edition, augmentee 
 de la vie de I'auteur, et d'une table alphabe- 
 tique. 2 vol. 4°. Par. 1747 
 
 This work difplays a vaft amount of found, though 
 
 fometimes rather difcurfive, erudition. 
 
 FOWLE, Fulwer William, Reftor of Allington, 
 P.C. of Ameftjury, and Prebendary of Salis- 
 bury. 
 Ten plain fermons, chiefly on particular occa- 
 flons. To which are added. Two aflize fer- 
 mons, preached in the Cathedral Church &f 
 Salifbury, in the year 1832. 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1835-36 
 Vol. I. 1835. 
 Jer. 36. 7. Divine judgments ... i 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 23. The child of the Shunammite. Fun. fer. 
 on a child burnt to death - . . 28 
 
 A6ts, 26. 9. Salvation through Chrift alone - 48 
 Ifa. 58. 6, 7. The fpiritual faft. Gen. faft, March 21, 
 
 1832 71 
 
 Luke, 12. 20. The fenfualift . - - 96 
 
 Gen. 1 5. 14. Divine warnings. Thankfgivings for harveft, 
 
 1832 - 119 
 
 Luke, 2. 10. Good tidings of great joy. Chriftmas day 
 
 _ H4 
 John, 6. 27. The bread of life. Annual diftribution of 
 
 bread at Hungerford ... - 168 
 
 Luke, 7. 22. The gofpel preached to the poor. National 
 
 fchools ------- 191 
 
 Matt. I. 21 - 219 
 
 Job, 34. 29. Temporal punifliment on national fin. 
 
 Affize Sunday ------ 241 
 
 Gal. 5. 13. The abufe of liberty. AflizeSunday 269 
 
 Vol. 2. 1836. 
 Mark, 14. 38. Watchfulnefs and prayer i 
 
 I
 
 II77 
 
 1178 
 
 21 
 
 39 
 57 
 9° 
 
 112 
 
 FOWLE, F. W. {continued). 
 
 Col. 3. I. Are ye rifen with Chrift? 
 
 Pfa. 116. II, 12. Deliverance from afflidtion 
 
 John, 2. 28. Confirmation. (2ferm.) 
 
 I John, 3. 7, 8. Advice to the confirmed 
 
 Luke, 7. 47. The debt which none can pay 
 
 John, 5. 39. The duty of fearching the Scriptures 134 
 
 John, 5. 39. Errors ofPopery - - - 155 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 15. Errors ofPopery refuted - 184 
 Ecclef. 9. 2. Death and judgment common to all 212 
 
 2 Chron. 15. 2. Religious duties of parents and mafters 
 
 238 
 Sermons chiefly defigned to fliow the pradlical 
 working of faith. 12°. Lo»d. 18^^ 
 
 Pfa. 150. I. The fandtuary, and duty of praife- 1 
 
 I Cor. 9. 16. The corruption of man's fallen ftate 27 
 I Cor. 9. 16. Juftification through faith alone 51 
 
 Gen. 21. 1-4. On the facrament of baptifm 79 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 3. The true nature of Chriftian charity 103 
 Prov. 22. 6. Good or ill habits formed at home 125 
 Rom. 10. 1-4. Chrift the end of the law - 143 
 Luke, 16. 8-10. The unjuft fteward - 163 
 Jer. 10. 23. Neceflity of religious inftrudtion. [For na- 
 tional and parochial fchools] - - - 189 
 
 Ifa. 56. 7. The houfe of God no longer duly eftimated 
 as the houfe of prayer - - - - 215 
 
 Matt. 9. 26. Religious ordinances effedlual through 
 faith - 243 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 14, 15. Faith and practice. [Before con- 
 firmation.] ...--- 263 
 
 Hag. 1.9. Confider your ways - - - 287 
 
 Eph. 6. 4. The duty of national religious education. 
 
 [For the National Society for the Education of the 
 
 Poor.] - - - - - - - 313 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 16. Ordination fermon - - 343 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. The duty and neceflity of felf-examina- 
 tion - - - - - - - 373 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 13. The duty ofalmfgiving - 399 
 
 John, 8. 7. Penitentiary fermon - - - 423 
 
 FOWLER, Edward, D.D., Bp. of Gloucefter. 
 
 A learned and excellent divine. Born at Wefterleigh, 
 Gloucefterfhire, 1632. Educated in the College fchool in 
 Gloucefter. Appointed Clerk of Corpus Chrifti College, 
 Oxford, 1650; and one of the Chaplains 1653. He was 
 educated as a Prefbyterian, but conformed at the Reftora- 
 tion. Redlor of Allhallovvs, Bread Street, London, 1673. 
 Prebendary of Gloucefter 1676. Vicar of St. Giles, Crip- 
 plegate, 1681. Biftiop of Gloucefter 1691. Died 1714. 
 
 The principles and practices of certain moderate 
 divines of the Church of England, abuiively 
 called Latitudinarians, truly reprefented and 
 defended. Second edit. [Anon.] 8°. Z. 1671 
 
 The defign of Chriftianity ; or, a plain demon- 
 ftration and improvement of this propofition, 
 that the enduing men with inward real right- 
 eoufnefs was the ultimate end of our Saviour's 
 coming into the world. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1676 
 Alfo in Watfon, Bp. Trafts, 6 
 This work was attacked by John Bunyan. 
 
 Libertas evangelica ; or, a difcourle of Chriftian 
 liberty. Being a further purfuance of the argu- 
 ment of the delign of Chriftianity. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1680 
 
 Two fermons, Matt. 18. 7. A difcourfe of of- 
 fences. 4°. Lo/id. 1683 
 
 Sermon, Hofea, 11. 8. [Faft.] 4°. Land. 1690 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 86. 12, 13. [Thankfgiving for the 
 happy difcovery of a horrid delign to aftaffinate 
 
 FOWLER, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 his Majefty, and for deliverance from a French 
 invafion.] 4°. LokJ. 1696 
 
 Refledlions upon the late examination of the dis- 
 courfe of the dcfcent of the Man Chrift Jefus 
 from heaven. Together with his afcenfion 
 to heaven again. Pp. 126. 8°. Lond. 1706 
 
 Whether the Church of England fymbolizing fo 
 far with the Church of Rome makes commu- 
 nion unlawful, with defence. 
 
 Colleftion of Cafes, 2. 264 
 
 Bellarmine examined. 4th note : Amplitude, or 
 multitude, and variety of believers. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 3. 264 
 
 The texts examined which Papifts cite for the 
 obfcurity of Scripture. Ibid. 6. 63 
 
 FOWNES, Joseph. 
 
 An inquiry into the principles of toleration ; the 
 degree, in which they are admitted by our 
 laws; and the reafonablenefs of the late appli- 
 cation made by the Diffenters to parliament 
 for an enlargement of their religious liberties. 
 Second edition, with additions. Pp. xxviii. 
 128. 8°. Shrewjb. 1773 
 
 FOX, Francis, M.A. 
 
 Educated at Edmund Hall, Oxford. M.A. 1704. Be- 
 came Vicar of Pottern, Wiltfhire, and Prebendary of Salis- 
 bury. Vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, 1726. Died 1738. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 97. 1. The fuperintendency of 
 divine providence over humane affairs. [May 
 29.] 4°. Lmd. 1705 
 
 The duty of publick worfhip proved ; to which 
 are added. Directions for a devout behaviour 
 therein ; drawn chiefly from the Holy Scrip- 
 ture, and the Liturgy of the Church ; and an 
 account of the method of the Common Prayer. 
 By way of queftion and anfwer. Third edi- 
 tion, correfted. Pp. 72. 24°. Lond. I716 
 TheNewTeftament, explained; with references, 
 marginal readings and notes. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1722-42* 
 The references are given in words at full length under 
 the text. 
 
 FOXE, John. 
 
 The martyrologift. Born at Bofton 1517. Educated at 
 Brafenofe College, Oxford. Cholen Fellow of Magdalen 
 College 1543. Having adopted the principles of the Re- 
 formers, he was expelled 1545. After being tutor in the 
 family of Sir Thomas Lucy, and the unfortunate Earl of 
 Surrey, he went abroad. Returned on the acceflion of 
 Queen Elizabeth. Prebendary ofSaliflaury 1563; but did 
 not accept further preferment, owing to his having fome 
 fcruples about ceremonies. Died 1587. The firft draft of 
 his A(£ts and Monuments was an odlavo volume, publifticd 
 at Straftjurgh 1554, in Latin, entitled, " Commentarii re- 
 rum in ecclefia geftarum, maximarumque per totam Euro- 
 pam perfecutionum a Wiclavi temporibus ad hanc ulque 
 aetatem defcriptarum," in one book. Reprinted, with other 
 five books at Bafil, 1559, folio. 
 
 Afts and monuments of thefe latter and perillous 
 dayes, touching matters of the Church. Black 
 letter. Folio. Lond. John Day. [1563] 
 
 There are many things in this extremely rare firft edi- 
 tion which are omitted in the editions that were after- 
 wards printed, fuch as commiflions, inftruments, letters.
 
 II79 
 
 ii8o 
 
 FOXE, John {continued). 
 
 in Latin, paffages relating to the Protestor Somerfet, and 
 divers other matters. 
 
 A<fts and monuments of matters moft fpecial and 
 memorable happening in the Church, with an 
 univerfal hiftory of the fame. Whereunto are 
 annexed certain additions of like perfecutions 
 which have happened in thefe later times. To 
 which is added the life of the author. Ninth 
 edition. 3 vol. Folio. Loni^. 1684 
 
 This is the laft of the folio editions, and the only one in 
 roman t^'pe j the others being printed in black-letter. The 
 additions commencing at page 861, with "Edward Bulkley 
 to the Chriftian reader," and the " Continuation of the 
 Hiftories of foreign martyrs from the reign of Queen Eliza- 
 beth to thefe times," are not given in the odtavo edition 
 by Townfend. The " Continuation" was written by N. 
 Homes, D.D., and firft given in the edition of 1632. It 
 includes " A true narration of the malTacres of the Valto- 
 line," written by Abp. Abbot. 
 
 Adls and monuments, with a life of the mar- 
 tyrologift, and vindication of the work, by 
 the Rev. Geo. Townfend, M.A., of Trin. 
 Coll., Camb., Prebendary of Durham, and 
 Vicar of Northallerton. 8 vol. 8°. 
 
 LoKd. 1843, &c. 
 Vol. I. 
 Life of Foxe, by Townfend ... - i 
 
 Anfwers to objedlors - - - - - 161 
 
 Foxe's prefaces ------ iii 
 
 The primitive Church of Rome compared with the 
 latter Church of Rome - - - - i 
 
 The ten perfecutions, &c. - - . - 99 
 
 Vol. 2. 1843. 
 
 A.D. 807-1377. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1844. 
 
 A.D. 1377-1483. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1846. 
 
 A.D. I485-I532. 
 
 Hiftory of the Turks, Luther, Zuinglius, A brief trea- 
 tife of Patrick Hamilton, called Patrick's Places, 
 with notes. Cardinal Wolfey, Bilney, &c. 
 Vol. 5. 1846. 
 A.D. 1533-1549. 
 
 Tyndale, Bonner, The King's [Henry VIILJ injunc- 
 tions for reformation of the Church, Lambert, 
 Aelfric's fermon againft tranfubftantiation,in Anglo- 
 Saxon and Englifh, Lord Cromwell, Wifhart, Eccle- 
 fiaftical injundlions of K. Edward, Sec. 
 Vol. 6. 1846. 
 A.D. 1549-1555. 
 
 Stephen Gardiner, Peter Martyr's difputations in Ox- 
 ford about the facrament of the Lord's fupper, 
 Queen Mary, Latimer, Cranmer, Ridley, Hooper, 
 Rogers, &c. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1847. 
 
 A.D. 1555-1556. 
 
 Ferrar, Marfh, Bradford, Ridley, Latimer, Philpot, 
 Godley letters, &c. 
 
 VoL 8. 1849. 
 
 A.D. 1556-1559- 
 
 Life and ftory of Abp. Cranmer, John Carelefs, Sir 
 John Cheke, Vifitation in Cambridge, Richard 
 Woodman, John, Rough, &c. 
 Gloflarial index, Index of martyrs. 
 General index. 
 This edition is greatly improved from that of 1841, alfo 
 in 8 vol. 8°., which was an incorredl book. 
 An abridgement of the Booke of Afts and Mo- 
 numents of the Church, by Timothe Bright, 
 Dr. of Phyficke. Black letter. 4". L. 1589 
 
 FOXE, John {continued). 
 
 Ads and monuments of the Church condenfed, 
 
 with five appendices. By the Rev. M. Ho- 
 
 bart Seymour. Imp. 8°. 1838 
 
 Time and the end of time, in two difcourfes : 
 
 I. About redemption of time. [On Eph. 5. 
 
 1 6. J II. About confideration of our latter 
 
 end. [On Deut. 32. 29.] 12°. Land. 1779 
 Writings. Britilh Reformers, 1 2 
 
 FOX, Samuel, M.A., F.S.A., Reftor of Morley, 
 
 Derby fliire. 
 Monks and monafteries ; being an account of 
 
 Englifh monachifm. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 FOX, Sir Stephen. 
 
 Born 1627; died 1716. 
 
 Memoirs of the life of, wherein are many 
 curious incidents not mentioned in Claren- 
 don's Hiftory, Second edit. 8°. Land. 1 7 1 7 
 
 A fermon preached at the funeral of Sir S. Fox. 
 [On Prov. 3. 1 6.] By Richard Eyre, canon 
 of Sarum. 8°. Land. 17 16 
 
 FOXCROFT, John, one of the members of the 
 Affembly of Divines. 
 
 The good of a good government, and a well- 
 grounded peace, opened in a fermon before 
 the H. of Commons. Fall. [Ifa. 32. i, 2.] 
 4°. Land. 1645 
 
 FOXLEY, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Red:or of St. Mary's Church, Manchefter, and Fellow 
 of Chrift College, Manchefter. 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 4. 26. The antiquity and im- 
 portance of public worfhip confidered. [Con- 
 iecration of a church.] 8°. Mancheft. ll^S 
 FOYE, Rev. M. W. 
 Romifh rites, offices, and legends. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, Suppl. 7 
 FOYSTER, J. G., A.M., Minifter of Trinity 
 
 Chapel, Knightfbridge. 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Deut. 10. 12. The joint operation of the fear and the 
 love of God ------ I 
 
 Dan. 6. 10. The charader and piety of Daniel 17 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. The rejedion of a written revelation of 
 
 the divine will ----- 35 
 
 Ifa. 55. I. The nature and tenor of the invitations of 
 the gofpel ------ 54 
 
 Luke, 2. 40. The childhood of our Saviour- 71 
 
 Luke, 2. 34, 35. The coming of our Saviour, as it led 
 
 to the trial and difclofure of men's true charadlers 90 
 
 Luke, 24. 32. True religion, as it ftands connedled with 
 
 the exercife of the affedlions - - - 110 
 
 I Cor. 13. 5. Chriftian charity as it ftands oppofed to 
 
 felfifhnefs - - - - - - 131 
 
 Mark, 12. 34. The charadler of the difcreet fcribe 
 
 149 
 
 1 Cor. 4. 5. The duty of abftaining from pofitive and 
 rafti judgments refpeding others - - - 168 
 
 Luke, 5. 32. Our Saviour's call to repentance 186 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14, 1 5. Gratitude for the bleflings of redemp- 
 tion, as it conftitutes a motive to obedience 203 
 
 Matt. 8. 28-32. The miraculous cure of the demoniacs 
 
 220 
 I John, 5. 10. The inward witnefs to the truth of 
 
 Chriftianity 239 
 
 I John, 5. 14. The right ufe of prayer - - 256 
 
 I Pet. 2. II. Sinful tempers and courfes, as viewed in
 
 ii8i 
 
 1182 
 
 FOYSTER, J. G., A.M. {continued). 
 
 connexion with the grand Scriptural reafons for avoid- 
 ing them ...--. 272 
 
 John, 3. 14, 15. The brazen ferpent, confidered as 
 an emblem of our Saviour's crucifixion. Good Friday 
 
 290 
 
 Phil. 2. 9-1 1. The exaltation of Chrift. Afcen. day 307 
 
 Tit. 3. 5. A connedted view of the means and origin of 
 falvation. Whit Sunday - - - - 3^3 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 3, 5. The proper fubmiflion of the under- 
 ftanding in matters of religion. Trin. Sun. 344 
 
 Pfa. 89. 47. The different afpefts of human life, when 
 viewed with and without reference to the difcoveries 
 of Scripture. New Year ... 362 
 
 Ecclef. 5. 4. On vows, and efpecially the promifes of 
 baptifm ...--.- 382 
 
 I Cor. II. 26. The Lord's fupper - - 399 
 
 FRAGMENTS of expofition of Scripture. Sm. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 FRAMPTON, Matthew, LL.D.,Rea;or ofBrem- 
 
 hill. Vicar of Weftport, Wilts. 
 Sermon, 2 Pet. 3. 18. [Aft.] 4°. Oxf. 1769 
 Sermon, Pfa. 55. 15. [Anniv. of Meeting of 
 
 Natives of the County of Wilts.] 4°. 
 
 Marlborough, 1776 
 FRANCIS of Assisi, Saint. 
 
 Founder of one of the four orders of mendicant friars, 
 called Francifcans. Born at Affifi, in Umbria, 11 82. His 
 youth was irregular ; but afterwards he led a very auftere 
 life, and gathered followers, to whom he imparted a rule, 
 which was confirmed by the Pope in 12 10. Died 1226. 
 
 S. Francifci Affifiatis Minorum Patriarchae ; nee 
 non S. Antonii Paduani ejufdem ordinis opera 
 omnia : poftillis illuftrata, expofitione myftica 
 in S. Scripturam nufquam impreffa, et in 
 eamdem concordia morali, locupletata. Opera 
 et labore R. P. Joannis de la Haye, Parilini 
 Ecclefiaft^E Rcgii, nee non in Gallia, Minorum 
 Procuratoris Generalis. Folio. Par. 1641 
 Ledtori, &c. - - - - - - Ff. 4 
 
 Vita S. Francifci Affifiatis a S. Bonaventura - Ff- 35 
 Nicolai de Lyra contemplatio de geftis B. Francifci, &c. 
 
 Ff. 9 
 S. Francifci opera : — 
 
 Epiftolae, &c. ...... i 
 
 Prima regula pro Fratribus Minoribus - 22 
 
 Secunda regula --_.-- 29 
 
 Prima regula Sandtimonialium San£las Clarae 33 
 
 Regula Tertiariorum, five Fratrum de Pcenitentia 37 
 Collationes monafticae - . . . 42 
 
 Officium paffionis Dominicae - - - 51 
 
 Cantica -..--. 55 
 
 Apophthegmata ..... 64 
 
 CoUoquia ...... 71 
 
 Prophetiae ...... go 
 
 Parabolas et exempla .... 83 
 
 Benedidtiones ..... 86 
 
 Oracula et fententias communes - - 87 
 
 Appendix opufculorum dubiorum - • 91 
 
 S. Antonii Paduani opera : — 
 
 Vita S. Antonii, &c. - - - - Ff. 16 
 
 Sermones dominicales adventus et de tempore 97 
 
 Expofitio myftica in S. Scripturam. [Vetus Tefta- 
 mentum.] . - . . . 464 
 
 Expofitio myftica in Apocalypfin ... 645 
 Concordantiae morales SS. Bibliorum • 661 
 
 Indices ....... 793 
 
 Liber aureus, infcriptus Liber Conformitatum 
 vitse beati ac feraphici Patris Francifci ad 
 Vitam Jefu Chrifti ; addita eft hiftoria om- 
 
 FRANCIS of Aflifi, Saint {continued). 
 
 nium virorum qui fanftitate vitas ac doftrina 
 in Francifcana religione excelluerunt. Folio. 
 
 Bonon. 1590 
 
 This work was originally publiflied 1 5 10. A fecond 
 edition appeared in 15 13. The abfurdities contained in it 
 were ridiculed in a work, entitled, " L'Alcoran des Corde- 
 liers." The above edition of 1590 was confiderably altered. 
 
 FRANCISCUS, Vcn., Reformator Monafterii 
 
 Caftellenfis Ord. S. Benedifti. 
 
 Flourifhed J405. 
 Opufculum de monacho ad exemplum Chrifti 
 
 crucifixo. Pez, Bib. Afcct. ix. 195 
 
 Libellus epiftolaris qusftionum regularium de 
 
 vita Sanftimonalium Virginum. Ibid. 217 
 FRANCISCUS Cordubensis. 
 Annotationes catholicae in religionis articulos a 
 
 feftariis controveriis. Sm. 8°. C olonia , \ ^'] z 
 FRANCIS, Ann. 
 
 Died 1800. 
 
 A poetical tranflation of the Song of Solomon, 
 from the original Hebrew^ ; with a prelimi- 
 nary difcourfe, and notes, hiftorical, critical, 
 and explanatory. 4°. Pp. 102. Lond. 1781 
 FRANCIS, John,LL.D., Minifter of St. Peter's, 
 Mancroft, and St. John's, Maddermarket, 
 Norwich, and Redlor of Morley, Norfolk. 
 Sermons preached on feveral occafions. 2 vol. 
 12°. Lond. 1773 
 
 Vol, I. 
 Preface giving fome account of the author - iii 
 
 Rom. 8. 31. The protedlion of Providence, a nation's 
 
 only fecurity. Nov. 5 - - - - 13 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. On the peace. Thankf. day, 1749 44 
 Job, 2. 10. Self-murder . - . - 65 
 
 Jer. 23. 10. The heinous fin of fwearing - 99 
 
 John, 14.6. Chrift tiie way, the truth, and the life 122 
 Gen. 49. 5-7. The judgment of Jacob upon his fons 
 
 Simeon and Levi, having (lain the Shechemites 150 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. The difficultiLS to be met with in the 
 
 Holy Scriptures, no fufficient argument againft them 
 
 176 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. Refpeft due to the minifters of the gofpel, 
 
 from the nature and dignity of their office - 208 
 Vol. 2. 
 Heb. 4. 15, 16. On Chrift being touched with a feeling 
 
 of our infirmities ----- 13 
 
 Afts, 7. 26. Differences in opinion ought not to make 
 
 a breach in Chriftian charity - - - 41 
 
 Jer. 47. 6, 7. War the moft dreadful judgment God 
 
 can inffidl upon a nation - - . 72 
 
 Micah, 6. 8. Confcience, the voice of God within us, 
 
 to direct and govern our adtions - - - 104 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. The minifters of Chrift are the ambaffa- 
 
 dors for Chrift 133 
 
 Prov. 14. 6. The fcorner incapable of true wifdom 160 
 Heb. II. 17-19. Abraham's offering up his fon Ifaac 189 
 Prov. 16. 32. The great wifdom of moderating our 
 
 paffions ------- 225 
 
 FRANCK, Augustus Herman. 
 
 A learned and pious divine. Born at Lubeck, in Ger- 
 many, 1663. Studied at the univerfities of Erfurt and Kiel. 
 Profeffor of Greek and Oriental Languages at Halle and 
 Paftor of Glaucha 169 1. At Glaucha he founded his 
 famous College for the poor in 1696, an interefljng account 
 of which is given in Pietas Hallenfis. 
 Manuduftio ad leflionem Scripturae facras, om- 
 nibus theologias facrae cultoribus commendata
 
 ii83 
 
 1184 
 
 FRANCK, Auguftus Herman (continued). 
 
 a Petro AUix, cum nova prsfatione de impe- 
 dimentis ftudii theologici. Et appendix exhi- 
 bens aliquot ecclefiae Anglicanae loca ad illus- 
 trationem opufcuii facientia. 12°. Lofid. 1706 
 
 A guide to the reading and ftudy of the Holy 
 Scriptures. Tranflated with notes, a copious 
 lift of books, and life of the author, by William 
 Jaques. 8°. Lof^J. 1813 
 
 Nicodemus : or, a treatife againft the fear of man, 
 wherein the caufes and fad effedls thereof are 
 briefly defcribed, with fome remedies againft 
 it. Rendered into Englifh. Second edition. 
 12°. Loni^. 1709 
 
 The footfteps of divine providence ; or, the 
 bountiful hand of heaven defraying the ex- 
 penfes of faith : wonderfully difplayed in ereft- 
 ing and managing the hofpital at Glaucha 
 without Hall, for the education of ftudents in 
 divinity, &c. 8°. Land. 1787 
 
 The moft ufeful way of preaching. A letter to 
 a friend. Written in German, tranflated into 
 Latin by order of his fon, and out of the Latin 
 into Englifli by David Jennings. To which 
 is prefixed an hiftorical account of the almoft 
 miraculous work of Profeflbr Franck's building 
 and eftablifliing the Orphan Houfe at Glaucha 
 in the fuburbs of Hall. New edition. Pp. 36. 
 8"^. Lofid. 1790 
 
 FRANCK, or FRANKE, John Michel. 
 
 Born at Eberfbach, in Saxony, 1717. Died 1775. ^^ 
 was Librarian to the Count de Bunau, and afterwards of 
 the Eledtoral Library at Drefden. His Catalogue of the 
 Bunavian Library is a moft ufeful work, but is unfortu- 
 nately left unfinifhed. No more have been publifhed than 
 3 vol. or 7 parts. 
 
 CataJogus Bibliothecas Bunavianas. 3 vol. in 7. 
 4°. ... ■^^>/ 1750-55 
 
 Vol. I. Part I. Biblia. Scriptores antiqui. Hiftoria lite- 
 
 raria. 
 Vol. I. Part 2. Scriptores vitarum eruditorum. 
 Vol. I. Part 3. Scriptores de cultura linguarum, de 
 
 philologia, &c. Epiftolae. Rhetores et oratores. Poeta?, 
 
 Fabulae, Facetiae, &c. Supplementa. Indices. 
 Vol. 2. Geographia, Genealogia, Ars heraldica, Chro- 
 
 nologia, Hiftoria, Antiquitates, Rei numifmaticae. 
 Vol. 3. Part I. Scriptores hiftorias ecclefiafticae : Veterls 
 
 Teftamenti, Patres Grasci et Latini, Concilia, Hift. 
 
 Eccl. Novi Teft., Primitivae ecclefiae Antiquitates ec- 
 
 clefiafticas, Vitae pontificum, Hiftorias ordinum reli- 
 
 gioforum, &c. 
 Vol. 3. Part 2. Vitae fandtorum, beatorum, et marty- 
 
 rum. Hiftoria haerefium. 
 Vol. 3. Part 3. Hiftoria repurgatorum feculo XVL 
 
 Sacrorum, cum indicibus neceffariis ad univerfum hunc 
 
 tomum. 
 Catalogi Bibliothecze Bunavianas fpecimen. 4°. 
 
 Lipj: 1748 
 FRANCKLIN, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born 1721. Educated at Weftminfter School, whence 
 he was elefted to Trinity College, Cambridge, of which he 
 became Fellow. Chofen Greek Profeffor at Cambridge 
 1730. Preferred to the livings of Ware and Thundrich, 
 Hertfordfhire, 1757, and in 1776 to that of Brafted, Surrey. 
 Died 1784. He was a man of learning and abilities, and 
 publifhed good tranflations of Cicero on the Nature of the 
 Gods, Sophocles, Lucian, and the Epiftles of Phalaris. 
 
 FRANCKLIN, Thomas, D.D. (continued). 
 
 Sermons on various fubjedts, and preached on 
 feveral occaflons. 3 vol. 8°. Land. 
 
 Vol. I. 1785. 
 
 Gen. 39. 2. The hiftory of Jofeph. (4 ferm.) 3 
 
 Gen. I. 27. Human nature - - - - 87 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 3. The advantages of afflidtion - 107 
 
 Prov. 18. 14. A wounded fpirit - . - 125 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The pleafantnefs of religion - 147 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. The poor in fpirit . . . 163 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. The bleftednefs of thofe that mourn 183 
 
 Rom. 12. 15. Univerfal benevolence - 203 
 
 Ecclef. 6. 16. Friend/hip . _ . . 223 
 
 I Theft". 5. 16. Thankfgiving - - - 247 
 Rom. 11.33. '^^^ unfearchable ways of God. Trin. 
 
 Sun. .-.-..- 267 
 
 Matt, II. 3. The coming of Chrift - - 285 
 
 I Sam. 7. 6. Faft day. Feb. 21, 1781 - - 307 
 
 Luke, 8. 5. The parable of the fower - 329 
 
 Vol. 2. 1785. 
 
 Matt. 13. 24, 25. The parable of the tares - 3 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. Dives and Lazarus - - 25 
 
 Luke, 15. 18, 19. The parable of the prodigal fon 51 
 
 Matt. 22. 2. The parable of the marriage fupper 75 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The death of the righteous - loi 
 
 Ezek. 18. 31. The new year - - - 119 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. Numbering our days - - - 137 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. Afliduity - - - - 159 
 
 James, 4. 11. Evil fpeaking - - - - 181 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 9. Anger ----- 203 
 
 Luke, 6. 37. Forgivenefs - . . . 225 
 
 Luke, 9. 56. The benevolent fpirit of Chriftianity 245 
 
 Ecclef. I. 18. The vanity of human wifdom 271 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. Retirement - - - - 291 
 
 Heb. I. 14. Angels - . - . 315 
 
 Matt. 19. 24. Riches 339 
 
 Pfa. 42. II. Difquietude - - - - 363 
 
 Vol. 3. 1787. 
 
 Matt. 25. 36. Vifiting the fick ... i 
 
 Mark, 10. 38. Prayer .... 23 
 
 Ecclef. 2. I. Vanity ----- 47 
 
 Pfa. 18. 25, 26. The choice of company - 67 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 19. A future ftate - - - 93 
 Prov. 27. I. The uncertainty of human happinefs 115 
 Prov. 16. 5. Pride and felf-conceit - - 137 
 Pfa. 133. 1. Unity - - - - - 159 
 Matt. 5. 20. The pharifaical Chriftian - 181 
 Exod. 23. 2. On following the multitude - 201 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5 ; I Theft". 5. 6. Vigilance - 219 
 Pfa. 139. 2. The omnifcience of God - - 239 
 Luke, 12. I. Hypocrify - - - - 261 
 I Cor. II. 24. The facrament - - - 287 
 Luke, 6. 38. Meafure for meafure - - 311 
 Matt. 26. 75. Peter . . . . . 331 
 Luke, 23. 43. The thief upon the crofs - 353 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 49. ii. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4°. 
 
 LokJ. 1763 
 FRANCO, Abbas. 
 
 Of Afflinghem, near Brufl"els. Flouriflied iiii. 
 De gratia Dei, libri xii. 
 
 Epiftolas duo. Bibl. Max. Patr. 21. 293 
 
 FRANCO, Antonius, Soc. Jefu Sacerdos. 
 Synopfis annalium Societatis Jefu in Lufltania, ab 
 
 anno 1540 ufque ad annum 1725. Folio, 
 
 Jug. Find. \-j2(3 
 FRANK, Mark, D.D., Archdeacon of St. Albans. 
 
 Born at Brickhill, Buckinghamftiire, 16 13. Admitted 
 into Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, 1627, of which he be- 
 came Fellow 1634. Ejected for refufing to fubfcribe the 
 Solemn League and Covenant 1644. Reinftated and made 
 Archdeacon of St. Albans and Treafurer of St. Paul's 1660. 
 Mafter of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, 1662. Reftor of
 
 1185 
 
 ii86 
 
 FRANK, Mark, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Barley, Hertfordftiire, 1663. Died 1664. He was a learned 
 and eloquent divine. His Sermons were originally publirtied 
 in a folio volume, Lond. 1672. Reprinted in 2 vol. 8°. 
 in the Anglo-Catholic Library. 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Ox/. 1849 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Matt. 2. 16. Innocents 226 
 
 Matt. 21. 9. Advent i I 
 Mark, i. 3. Advent 2 18 
 Luke, 21.27,28. Adv. 3 33 
 Phil. 4. 5. Advent 4 47 
 Ifa. II. 10. Chriftm. 
 Luke, 2. 7. Chriftm. 
 John, I. 16. Chriftm. 
 
 1 Tim. I. 15. Chriftm 
 Pfa.45.3 - - . 
 Luke, 1.68,69. Chriftm. 143 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 9. Chriftm. 161 
 Pfa. 8. 4, 5. Chriftm. 177 
 Luke, 2.30— 32. Chriftm. 193 
 A(fts, 7. 55, 56. St. Stephen 
 
 213 
 
 64 
 
 77 
 
 93 
 
 108 
 
 125 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Circumc. 244 
 Luke, 2. 21. Circumc. 258 
 Matt. 2. II. Epiph. - 273 
 Matt. 2. 10. Epiph. 288 
 Matt. 2. II. Epiph. - 303 
 Nehem. 13. 14. St. Paul 320 
 Luke, 2. 27, 28. Purif. (2 
 ferm.) - - 340 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 2. Lent i - 377 
 I Cor. 9. 27. Lent 2 397 
 Rom. 6. 21. Lent 3 417 
 I Cor. 9. 24. Lent 4 432 
 
 I Cor. 9. 25. Lent 5 i 
 
 Deut. 32. 29. Lent 6 15 
 Luke, I. 28. Annunc. 33 
 Matt. 21. 8. Palm Sun. 52 
 I Cor. 2. 2. Good Friday 67 
 Luke, 24. 4-6. Eafter 83 
 Matt. 27. 52, 53. Eafter 97 
 Pfa. 118.24. Eafter - 112 
 Matt. 28. 5, 6. Eafter 127 
 I Cor. 15. 19. Eafter 148 
 Pfa. 24. 3, 4. Afcenfion 173 
 John, 3. 8. Whitfun. 185 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 John, 16. 13. Whitfun. (2 
 
 ferm.) - - 202 
 
 A£ls, 2. 1-4. Whitfun. (2 
 
 ferm.) . - - 241 
 Rev. 4. 8. Trinity 271 
 
 Luke, 5. 8. St. Peter 283 
 Luke, 5. 5. St. Peter 299 
 Luke, 9. 33- Transfig. 318 
 Pfa. 149. 9. All faints 336 
 Heb, 12. I. All faints 351 
 Matt. 4. 20. St. Andrew 376 
 
 - 394 
 413 
 
 Col. 3, 15 
 Jer. 35. 18, 19 
 
 FRANKFORT, Troubles begun at. See Book 
 of Common Prayer. 
 
 FRANKS, James, A.M., of Halifax. 
 
 Sacred literature ; or, remarks on the Book of 
 Genefis, collefted and arranged to promote the 
 knowledge and evince the excellence of the 
 Holy Scriptures [from various authors.]. 8°. 
 
 Halif. 1802 
 
 FRANKS, James Clarke, M.A., of Trinity Col- 
 lege, Cambridge. 
 
 Hulfean leftures for 1821. On the evidences of 
 Chriftianity, as they w^ere Hated and enforced 
 in the difcourfes of our Lord. Comprifing a 
 connefted view of the claims w^hich Jefus ad- 
 vanced, of the arguments by which he en- 
 forced them, and of his ftatements refpefting 
 the caules, progrefs, and confequences of infi- 
 
 delity. 8°. 
 
 
 
 Camb. 
 
 1821 
 
 John, I. 12-14 - 
 
 I 
 
 John, 
 
 5- 39. 40 
 
 286 
 
 Luke, I. 1-4 - 
 
 27 
 
 Matt. 
 
 II. 12-14 * 
 
 3" 
 
 John, 3. 1-3 
 
 53 
 
 John, 
 
 8. 28, 29, 45 
 
 > 46, 
 
 "Watt. 4. 23 
 
 82 
 
 47 
 
 . 
 
 336 
 
 John, 5. 17-20 - 
 
 104 
 
 John, 
 
 13. 18, 19 
 
 362 
 
 John, 5- 30, 31 
 
 129 
 
 John, 
 
 18. 36, 37 - 
 
 387 
 
 John, 5. 31-35 - 
 
 152 
 
 Luke, 
 
 24. 44-48 
 
 417 
 
 John, 5. 36 
 
 179 
 
 John, 
 
 5. 40-46 - 
 
 449 
 
 Matt. II. 2-6 
 
 203 
 
 Matt. 
 
 13. 14-16 
 
 475 
 
 Luke, II. 20 - 
 
 227 
 
 Luke, 
 
 12. 8-10 - 
 
 500 
 
 John, 5. 37, 38 - 
 
 257 
 
 
 
 
 Hulfean leftures for 1823. On the apoflolical 
 preaching and vindication of the gofpel to the 
 Jews, Samaritans, and devout Gentiles, as ex- 
 
 FRANKS, James Clarke, M.A. {continued). 
 
 hibited in the Afts of the Apoftles, the Epiftles 
 of St. Peter, and the Epiftle to the Hebrews. 
 8°. Camb. 1823 
 
 Afts, I. 8, 9. Qualifications of the apoftles - I 
 
 Afts, 2. 4. The gift of tongues - - - 29 
 
 Aifts, 2. 16, 17. The difcourfe of St. Peter on the day 
 
 of Pentecoft ------ 56 
 
 Adts, 3. 12-16, The gifts of healing, &c. - 78 
 
 Afts, 5. 41, 42. The commencement of perfecution 100 
 Adts, 7. 51-53. The opening of the controverfy be- 
 tween Chriftians and Jews. Stephens - 120 
 Afts, 8. 14, 15. Converfion of the Samaritans 141 
 Adts, II. 17, 18. The gofpel preached to the devout 
 
 Gentiles - - - - - - -162 
 
 2 Pet. I. 16-20. Teftimony of prophecy - 183 
 
 Adls, 13. 46. Converfion of St. Paul - - 226 
 
 Heb. 1. 1-4. Subjedl and occafion of the epiftle to the 
 
 Hebrews ------ 248 
 
 Heb. 2. 8-10. The true interpretation of the fecond 
 
 chapter of the Epiftle to the Hebrews - - 267 
 
 Heb. 3. 5, 6. Chrift the apoftle of our profeflion fupe- 
 
 rior to Mofes 284 
 
 Heb. 4. 14. Office and qualification of a high-prieft 305 
 Heb. 6. 20. The priefthood of Chrift - - 322 
 
 Heb. 8. I, 2, 6, 7. In what fandluary and under what 
 
 covenant Chrift miniftered as a prieft - 339 
 
 Heb. 9. 15. The facrifice which Chrift offered as our 
 
 High-prieft .-..-- 362 
 
 Heb. II. 39, 40, and 12. 1,2. Faith under the Old 
 
 Teftament and under the Gofpel - - 385 
 
 Heb. 12. 25. The gofpel difpenfation - - 409 
 
 Heb. 13.20,21. Concluding prayer of the apoftle in 
 
 behalf of the Hebrew converts - - 439 
 
 FRANZIUS, Wolfgang, D.D. 
 
 A Lutheran divine. Born 1564. Educated at Francfort 
 on the Oder, and afterwards removed to Wittemberg, 
 where in 1598 he was appointed Profeflbr of Hiftory, and 
 afterwards to the Chair of Theology. Died 1628. 
 AnimaHum hiftoria facra. 24°. Atnjl. 1643 
 
 Other works : Tradtatus de Interpretatione S. Scriptu- 
 rarum, 4°. Schola Sacrificiorum Patriarch, facra. Comment, 
 in Leviticum, &c. 
 
 FRASER, Alexander, Minifter of Kirkhill. 
 
 A key to the prophecies of the Old and New 
 Teftaments which are not yet accomplifhed, 
 containing, i. Rules for their arrangement; 
 2, Obfervations on their dates ; 3. A general 
 view of the events foretold in them. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1795 
 
 FRASER, James, of Brea. 
 
 Minifter of Culcrofs in Scotland. Born 1639. 
 
 (Memoirs of) By himfelf 
 
 Biographies, Seleft, 2. 89 
 
 This divine publifhed a treatife on Juftifying, or Saving 
 Faith, and another on the Lawfulnefs and Duty of Sepa- 
 ration from Corrupt Minifters of Churches, 1744. 
 
 FRASER, The Rev. James. 
 
 Of Pitcalzian, Roff-fhire, Scotland. 
 
 The Scripture doftrine of fanftification ; being a 
 critical explication and paraphrafe of the fixth 
 and feventh chapters of the Epiftle to the 
 Romans, and the four lirft verfes of the eighth 
 chapter. With an appendix, wherein the 
 apoftle's doftrine, principles, and reafoning, 
 are applied to the purpofes of holy praftice 
 and of evangelical preaching. 1 2°. Edin. 1 8 1 3 
 In this work the fyftems of Locke, Dr. John Taylor, and 
 
 others, are ably expofed. 
 
 4G
 
 1 1 87 
 
 1188 
 
 riiAbER, John, A.M. 
 
 A minifter of the Seceflion Church of Scotland. Born 
 
 near Invcrnefs 1745. Entered King's College, Aberdeen, 
 
 1760. Ordained minifter at Auchtermuchty 1768. Died 
 
 1 8 19. His Sermons are evangelical and ufeful. 
 
 Sermons and elTays. To which is prefixed, a 
 
 memoir of the author. 12°. Edin. 1820 
 
 Memoir of the author ----- i_li 
 
 I Tim. I. II. The glory of the gofpel - i 
 
 Luke, 24. 47. The bleffings of the gofpel - 47 
 
 Matt. 3. 17. Jefus Chrift, the eflential and beloved Son 
 
 of God 78 
 
 Ifa. 49. 3. God glorified in Chrift as his righteous fer- 
 
 vant - 126 
 
 Heb. 7. 25. The immortality and perpetual interceflion 
 
 of Chrift 176 
 
 Eph. 4. 8. Chrift's munificence to men - - 234 
 
 Pia. 63. 5. The fpiritual feaft - - - 251 
 
 Jer. 18. 7, 8. National repentance encouraged. Faft 
 
 day - - - - •■ - - 271 
 
 Phil. I. 21. Blefled life and death of the Chriftian 293 
 EjJ'ays — 
 
 The riches of divine grace, difplayed in the falvation 
 of men - - - - - - 313 
 
 The Saviour's beauty . - . - 330 
 
 The confolation of Ifrael - - - 340 
 
 Jehofhaphat's religion - - - - 353 
 
 Raih judging . - - - . 360 
 
 FREAKE, William. 
 
 The doflrines and praflices of the Societie of 
 Jefiiites. In two bookes. The firft, containing their 
 grounds and intentions, difcovered by two of their owne 
 Societie, the Rev. Paulus Florenius, and Chriftianus 
 Francken, both in the Imperial Schoole of Jefuites at 
 Vienna. The fecond, containing a detedtion of the 
 lecret defignes and bloody projedls of that Societie of 
 later yeares ; efpccially fince their firft defignes for dis- 
 turbing the ftate of Germanie. And may ferve as a 
 warning for us of this iland, and thefe times whereinto 
 wee are fallen. Ff. 3. Pp. 62. 4°' Lond. 1630 
 
 FRECULPHUS, Lexovienfis Epifcopus. 
 
 Born towards the end of the eighth century. Bifliop of 
 Lifieux about 825. Died 850. Being of an aftive difpo- 
 fition and well informed, he had a confiderable fhare in 
 the ecclefiaftical affairs of his time. 
 Chronicorum libri duo. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 1061 
 FREDEGARIUS. 
 
 Appears to have flourifhcd during the feventh century, 
 and there is reafon to think that he was living in 658. 
 Out of the five books which form his work, the laft alone 
 is valuable. The three firft are mere compilations, and 
 the fourth comprifes an abridgement of Gregorius Turo- 
 nenfis. 
 Hiftoria Francorum epitomata et chronicon. 
 
 Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 1 
 Chronicon, cum quatuor ejus continuatoribus. 
 Fragmenta de Francis. 
 
 Gregorii Turonenfis Opera, 595 
 Appendix hiftorise Francorum Gregorii Turo- 
 nenfis. Gregorii Turonenfis Opera ; 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 11. 815 
 FREDERIC I., furnamcd BARBAROSSA. 
 
 Emperor of Germany. Born 1121; died 1190. 
 Expeditio Afiatica. Canifius, 3 P. 2. 497 
 
 FREDERIC II. 
 
 Emperor of Germany, grandfon of the preceding. Born 
 1194 ; died 1150. 
 Epiftolae varia; cum fummariis privilegiorum 
 
 Ecclcfiae Romance. Martene et Durand, II. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM III. 
 
 King of Prullia. Born 1770; died 1840. 
 
 (The religious life and opinions of), as narrated 
 by R, Fr. Eylert, D.D., Bifhop in the United 
 Evangelical Church of Pruffia. Tranflated, 
 from the German, by Jonathan Birch. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 FREE, John, D.D. 
 
 Vicar of Eaft Coker, Somerfetfhire. 
 On John Wefley's fecond letter ; Sermon at St. 
 
 Mary's ; and difplay of the bad principles of 
 
 the Methodifts. 8°. Lond. ly^g 
 
 Sermon, I Cor. 10. 12. The danger of felf- 
 
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 FREE enquiry into the authenticity of the firll 
 
 and fecond chapters of St. Matthew's gofpel. 
 
 [By John Williams, LL.D.] Pp. vii. 151. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1771 
 
 This Free Enquiry was ably anfwered by Magee in his 
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 FREE -MASONRY. Its pretenfions expofed in 
 faithful extrafts of its ftandard authors. 8°. 
 
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 FREE-THINKING. Anonymous works. 
 
 Free thoughts upon the Difcourfe of free-thinking. Pp. 68. 
 8°. Lond. 1713 
 
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 quences of its corruption ; an effay, demonftrating that 
 the Chriftian religion ftands upon fo fure a foundation 
 that no enquiry can fhake it. By a gentleman. Pp. loi. 
 8°. Lond. \T>)1. 
 
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 An enquiry into the natural right of mankind to debate 
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 Lond. \i-i,i 
 
 God's univerfal goodnefs difplayed in a difcourfe, Pfa. 145. 
 9, delivered to a fociety of free-thinkers, by a member 
 of that Church which is as old as the creation. Pp. 56. 
 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 FREE THOUGHTS in defence of a future ftate. 
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 FREE-WILL, The controverfy concerning, and 
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 FREEMAN, Samuel, D.D., Dean of Peterboro'. 
 
 A difcourfe concerning invocation of faints. 
 [Anonym.] Pp. 72. 8°. Lond. 1684 
 
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 The cafe of mixt communion. 
 
 Colledion of Cafes, i. 230
 
 1189 
 
 1 190 
 
 FREEMAN, Samuel, D.D. {continued). 
 
 A plain and familiar difcourfe by way of dialogue 
 
 concerning the Catholick Church. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 3. 78 
 Bellarmine's notes of the Church examined. 
 
 Firft note : the name catholick. Ibid. 3. 227 
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 FREHER, Marquard. 
 
 Born at Augiburg 1565. Died 1614. He was a man 
 
 of profound and univerfal knowledge. 
 
 De numifmate cenfus. Marc. 12. Crit. Sac. vi. 
 
 FREIND, William, D.D., Prebendary of Wefl- 
 minfter and Dean of Canterbury. 
 
 Sermon, 1 Peter, 2. 16. [Jan. 30.] 4°. 
 
 Land. 1755 
 
 Concio ad clerum. Gal. 5. i. 4°. Lond. 1761 
 
 FREKE, Thomas. 
 
 Sermon, 1 Tim. 2. i, 2. Prayers and thanks- 
 givings to be ofFer'd up to God in Chriftian 
 aflemblies, for magiftrates, fupreme and fub- 
 ordinate. [Thankfgiving.] 8°, Lond. 1710 
 
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 light, explained and improved. [Job, 24. 13.] 
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 generation. 8°. Lond. 17 16 
 
 FREEMANTLE, W. R., A.M. 
 
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 FRENCH, Daniel. 
 
 Hymnus dies irse, in linguam Graecam converfus. 
 Pp. 7. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 FRENCH, WiUiam, D.D. 
 
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 Mafter of Jefus College 1820. D.D. 1821. Vice-Chan- 
 cellor 1 82 1 and 1834. Reftor of Moor-Monkton, York- 
 fhire, 1827. Canon of Ely 1832. Died 1849, in his 
 fixty-third year. 
 
 A new tranflation of the Book of Pfalms from 
 the original Hebrew, with explanatory notes 
 by W. French, D.D. and George Skinner, 
 M.A. A new edition, with correftions and 
 additions. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 A judicious and excellent work. For review, fee Brit. 
 
 Critic, 9. 404. 
 
 A new tranflation of the Proverbs of Solomon 
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 notes by W. French, D.D. and George Skin- 
 ner, M.A. 8°. Lond. 1831 
 
 FRENCH REVOLUTION (An hiftorical fketch 
 of the) from the commencement to the year 
 1792. 8°. Lond. 1792 
 
 FREND, William. 
 
 A Unitarian. 
 Thoughts on fubfcription to religious tefls, and 
 
 appendix. 8°. St. Ives, 1788-9 
 
 Mr. Coulthurfl's blunders expofed. 8°. L. 1789 
 Account of the proceedings in the Univerfity of 
 
 Cambridge againft him, and other trafts. 8°. 
 Camb. 1793, &c. 
 FREND, WiUiam, Efq., M.A. 
 
 Born at Canterbury 1757. Entered at Chri ft College, 
 Cambridge, 1775. Second Wrangler and Smith's prizeman 
 1780. Removed to Jefus College; of which he was 
 elefted Fellow and Tutor. Prefented to the living of 
 Madinglay, Cambridgefhire, 17835 which he refigned 
 1787, having adopted Socinian views. Died 1841. His 
 Evening Amufements, in defcribing the phenomena of the ■ 
 heavens from 1804 to 1822, give a complete cycle of the 
 revolutions of the heavenly bodies. 
 
 Evening amufements ; or, the beauty of the 
 heavens difplayed. In which feveral flriking 
 appearances to be obferved on various evenings 
 in the heavens during the year 1 804 are 
 defcribed ; and feveral means are pointed out, 
 by which the time of young perfons may be 
 innocently, agreeably, and profitably employed 
 within doors. Fourth edition. The fame 
 continued annually to 1822. In all 19 vol. 
 12°. Lond. 1 806-1822 
 
 FRERE, James Hatley, Efq. 
 
 A combined view of the prophecies of Daniel, 
 Efdras, and St. John, fhewing that all the 
 prophetic writings are formed upon one plan 
 accompanied by an explanatory chart. Alfo 
 a minute explanation of the prophecies of 
 Daniel, with critical remarks on the fyftems 
 of Mr. Faber and Mr. Cunningham. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1815 
 
 On the Revelation of St. John and its chrono- 
 logical flrufture. Invefligator, 4 
 Other works : Notes on the Interpretation of the Apoca- 
 
 lypfe, 8°. 1850. The Revolution — the Expiration of the 
 
 Times of the Gentiles, 8°. 1848. The Harveft of the 
 
 Earth, 12°. 1846. 
 
 FRESSELICQUE, John, A.B. 
 
 Of Queen's College, Cambridge, and Chaplain of H.M. 
 Ship Bellerophon. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 13. 9. [Philanthropic Society.] 
 4°. Lond. 1793 
 
 Serm., Pf. 115.1. [Viftory.] 8°. Gofport, 1794 
 
 FREY, Joseph Samuel, C. F,, Minifler of the 
 Gofpel to the Jews. 
 
 Narrative. 12°. Lond. 1809 
 
 FREYTAG, Frederic Gottliilf, 
 
 An eminent literary hiftorian. Born at Schulpforten 
 1723. Died 1776. He was a burgomafter at Nuremberg. 
 
 Analedla literaria de Hbris rarioribus. 8°. 
 
 Leipf. 1750* 
 Adparatus litterarius, ubi libri partim antiqui, 
 
 partim rari, recenfentur colledus. 3 vol. Sm. 
 
 8°. Leipf. 1752-55 
 
 FREYTAG, George Willielm. 
 Lexicon Arabico-Latinum, praefertim ex Djeu- 
 
 harii Firuzabadiique et aliorum Arabum operi-
 
 1 191 
 
 1 192 
 
 FREYTAG, George Wilhelm {continued). 
 
 bus adhibitis Golii quoque et aliorum libris 
 confeftum. Accedit index vocum Latinarum 
 locupletiffimus. 4 vol. 4°. 
 
 Halis Saxonum, 1830-37 
 
 FRIEDEMANN, Friedr., Traug. der Theol., 
 und Philof. Dodlor Hcrzog-Naff.-Oberfchul- 
 rathe, &c. 
 
 Verzeichnifs einer Philologifchen Handbibliothek 
 und der vorzuglichften Schriften iiber Allge- 
 meine Studien fur Deutfche Gymnaficn und 
 Univerfitaten mit Andeutungen zu Wahl und 
 Gebrauch und einem kurzen biographifch- 
 literarifchen Lexicon der Philologen alter und 
 neuer Zeit. Zweite ganzlich ungearbeitete 
 und ftark vermehrte Auflage. 1 2°. 
 
 Leipzig, 1835 
 
 FRIEND, Robert, D.D., Reftor of Whitney, 
 and Canon of Chrift Church, Oxon. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 3. 25. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1710 
 
 FRIENDLY Society Sermons : to which are 
 
 added fome few for charitable focieties ; all written with 
 the fame objeft of fetting forth the caufes of diftrefs 
 among the poor, and of pointing out the proper remedies 
 for its removal on Scriptural principles. By one who 
 has had much pradlical acquaintance with the condition 
 of the poor, the minifter of a country parifli. Second 
 edition. 12°. 
 
 Prov. 10. 3 
 
 Prov. 13. 23 
 
 3 
 
 25 
 
 49 
 
 73 
 
 93 
 
 116 
 
 139 
 
 164 
 
 Lond. 1831 
 Pfa. 37. 25 - - 182 
 I Tim. 5. 8 - 204 
 
 Matt. 25. 30 - - 223 
 I Pet. 2.21. Infirm. 241 
 I Cor. 13. 3. School 261 
 John, 10. 16. Miff. 282 
 I Cor. 16. I, 2. Bible 
 Soc. . - - 300 
 
 Gen. I. 28 
 Rom. 15. I 
 Eph. 4. 28 
 Gal. 6. 2 - 
 Prov. 15. 27 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9 
 
 FRITH, John. 
 
 A celebrated Reformer, fon of an inn-keeper at Seven- 
 oaks, in Kent. Burnt at Smithfield 1533. 
 Extracts from — 
 
 Mirror of glafs to know thyfelf. 
 
 Treatife on baptifm. 
 
 Letter when a prifoner. 
 
 Antithefis between the a£ls of Chrift and the 
 Pope. Richmond's Fathers, 1. 366 
 
 Writings. Britifli Reformers, 8 
 
 Works. See Reformers. 
 FRODOARD, or FLODOARD. 
 
 A French hiftorian. Born at Epernae 894. Became 
 Canon of the church of Rheims. Died 966. His chro- 
 nicle extends from the year 919 to 966. It is of confider- 
 able hiftorical value. 
 
 Chronicon. Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 2 
 
 Hiftoria Remenfis ecclefias. Bibl. Max. Patr. 
 
 17. 500; Sirmondi Opera Varia, 4. append. 
 Vitae nonnullorum pontificum Romanorum. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 3 pars 2. Gj 
 FROISSART [Lat. Froflkrdus], Sir John. 
 
 One of the moll celebrated of the ancient chroniclers. 
 Born at Valenciennes 1337. Died 401. His chronicles 
 embrace the period between 1326 and 1400. They are 
 full of romantic intereft, minute in their details, and faith- 
 fully narrated. 
 Chronicles of England, France, and Spain, and 
 
 the adjoining countries, from the latter part of 
 
 FROISSART, Sir John (continued). 
 
 the reign of Edward II. to the coronation of 
 Henry IV. Tranflated from the French 
 editions, with variations and additions from 
 many celebrated MSS., by Thomas Johnes, 
 Efq. To which are prefixed a life of the 
 author, an eflay on his works, and a criticifm 
 on his hiftory. 2 vol. Imp. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 An interefting article on this work by Sir Walter Scott 
 
 will be found in the Edin. Review, 5. 347. 
 
 Hiftoriarum epitome, in qua de bellis inter 
 Anglos et Gallos geftis praecipue agitur. 
 
 Brit. Hift. Rerum Brit. Scriptores, 497 
 
 FROSSARDUS. See Froissart. 
 
 FROST, John, B.D., Late Fellow of St. John's 
 College, in Cambridge, and fince Paftor of 
 the Church at St. Olave's, Hart St., London. 
 
 Seleft fermons preached upon fundry occafions. 
 Now newly publiftied with two pofitions for 
 explication of thefe queftions, — 
 
 I. Tota Chrifti juftitia credentibus imputatur. 
 
 II. Fides juftificat fub ratione inftrumenti. 
 Folio. Camb. 1657 
 
 With a portrait by Vaughaji. 
 Thefis tota Chrifti jufldtia, &c. ... 1 
 
 A(fls, 18. 24. The qualification of a gofpel minifter. A 
 fermon _..-.- 19 
 
 Thefis de fide jufljficante fub ratione inftrumenti 41 
 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Adls, 17. 23, The light and darknefs of nature 59 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. Spiritual thrift; or, good hulbandry for 
 
 the foul ------ 87 
 
 Heb. 4. 2. The barren foil ; or, the grounds and 
 reafons of unprofitablenefs under the means of grace 
 
 1 19 
 
 Col. 3. 25. The feveritie and impartialitie of divine 
 juftice. Affjze ----- 179 
 
 Titus, 2. 14. Dei peculium ; or, God's peculiar people 
 
 203 
 
 Pfa. 17. 14. The unhappinefTe of the worldly man's 
 portion - - - - - -219 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. Salvation by Chrift the fumme of the ^k 
 gofpel 249 fl 
 
 Judges, 2. 7. A looking-glafs for magiftrates 285 ^| 
 
 John, 5. 39. Scripture fearch a dude very neceffarie H 
 for thefe times, to ground unftable Chriftians and to ' 
 
 prevent apoftafie. Laid down in feveral fermons 307 
 
 FROST, Richard. s 
 
 A Diffendng minifter of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. :H 
 
 Sermon, Lev. 19. 16. Calumny delineated. 8°. ^ 
 
 Lond. 1730 
 FROUDE, J. A., M.A., Fellow of Exeter Coll., 
 
 Oxf. 
 The Nemefis of faith. Large 12°. Lond. 1849 
 
 For review on (reafon and faith) by H. Rogers, fee Edin. 
 Review, 90. 293. Republifhed feparately. 
 Shadows of the clouds. 1 2°. Lond. 1 847* 
 
 FROUDE, Richard Hurrell, M.A. Fellow of m 
 Oriel College, Oxford. ^| 
 
 Born at Dartington, Devonlhire, 1803. Entered Eton 
 
 College 1 81 6, and Oriel College, Oxford, as Commoner 
 
 1821. B.A. 1824. Eleded Fellow 1826. M.A. 1827. 
 
 Tutor 1827 to 1830. Received deacon's orders 1828, and 
 
 prieft's 1829. Died 1836. 
 
 Remains. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. \%i% 
 
 Part I. Vol. I. 1838. 
 
 Journal
 
 1193 
 
 FROUDE, Richard Hurrell, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Occafional thoughts ----- 70 
 
 Effay on the age favourable to works of fiftlon - 145 
 Letters to friends - - - - - 1 64 
 
 Poems - 4^7 
 
 Sayings in converfation .... 432 
 
 Appendix. Extracts from journal - - - 441 
 
 Part I. Vol. 2. 1838. 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Jer. 35. 14. Difproportion of our exertions to our pro- 
 feffions ------ I 
 
 Ecclef. I. 13. Religious ufes of induftry - 14 
 
 Rom. 12. 1 1. Diligence in fecular matters 29 
 
 Luke, 16. 31. Knowledge ufelefs except to the 
 
 ferious-minded ----- 4^ 
 
 John, 3. 12. The gofpel the completion of natural 
 religion ------ 58 
 
 Rom. 10. 6, 7, 8. The path of duty not difficult to 
 
 faith 70 
 
 Afts, 17.27. Knowledge of God attainable only by 
 firft a(fting on it - - - - - 82 
 
 James, 1. 22-24. Knowledge of our duty attainable 
 only by praftifing it - - - - 94 
 
 Rom. 5. 3-5. Afflidtions neceflary for earneftnefs in 
 religion ..---- 109 
 
 John, 21. 18. St. Peter a leflbn to the enthufiaftic 
 and irrefolute - - - - - lii 
 
 Heb. 12. I. The duty of aiming at the higheft ex- 
 cellence - - - - - -133 
 
 Jer. 13. 23. Repentance not equivalent in this life 
 to innocence - - - - - 143 
 
 Matt. 18. 2, 3. Innocence of children the higheft 
 moral condition - - - - -161 
 
 Ezek. 20. 32. Reludlance to know our duty the 
 
 effedl of difobeying it - - - 173 
 
 Luke, 17. 26, 27. Religious indifference - 185 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 4. Man's deadnefs to religion the caufe of 
 
 the failure of the gofpel . . - 199 
 
 Matt. II. II. St. John the Baptift a pattern of 
 
 patience under difcouragements - - 218 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 14. The duty of following the guidance 
 
 of the Church ----- 230 
 
 Jer. 12. 5. Boldnefs in pain and danger - 244 
 
 I Tim. 6. 17. Riches a temptation to be high-minded 
 
 258 
 Portions of fermons — 
 
 The incarnation - ... - 274 
 
 The refurre£lion .... - 282 
 
 Faith 289 
 
 Love -.-..-- 296 
 
 Self-difcipline - ... - 299 
 
 Compundlion ...--- 303 
 Mifcellaneous papers, — 
 
 Caufes of the fuperior excellence of the poetry of the 
 rude ages ------ 306 
 
 Confiderations refpefting the moft effedtual means of 
 
 encouraging mathematics in Oxford - - 325 
 
 Church architefture • - - - 335 
 
 A thought for thofe who wifli to ihorten the Prayer 
 
 Book 375 
 
 The antiquity of exifting liturgies - - 383 
 Forms of confecration [of the Eucharift] in the Primi- 
 tive Church 412 
 
 Part 2. Vol. I. 1839. 
 Preface. 
 
 Eflay on rationalifm as fliewn in the interpretation of 
 Scripture, with a coUedlion of texts - - 1-J63 
 Remarks on ftate interference in matters fpiritual 184 
 Remarks on Church difcipline - - - 270 
 
 Remarks on the grounds of orthodox belief - 315 
 
 On the principles to be obferved in interpreting Scripture 
 
 357 
 
 Fragments ; Proteftant paraloglfms ; The Eraftians ; The 
 
 Arminians ; Prefent ftate of the French Church } On 
 
 Jewell's Defence of his Apology - - - 384 
 
 1 194 
 
 FROUDE, Richard Hurrel, M.A. {continued). 
 Part 2. Vol. 2. 1839. 
 Hiftory of the conteft between Thomas a Becket and 
 Henry IL, King of England. Chiefly confiftlng of 
 tranflations of contemporary letters extrafted from the 
 printed edition of the colledion in the Vatican, and 
 from other fources. 
 For reviews fee Brit. Critic, 23. 200-27. 396 j and Edin. 
 Review, 67. 525. 
 
 FRY, Caroline. 
 
 Chrift our example. Third edition. [Anon.] 
 12°. Lond. 1834 
 
 Daily readings. PafTages of Scripture felefted for 
 focial reading, with apphcations. Second edi- 
 tion. [Anon.] 12°. Lond. 1840 
 
 The affiftant of education ; religious and literary, 
 intended for the ufe of young perfons from ten 
 to iixteen years of age. 10 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1823, &c. 
 The Liftener, firft printed in this work, was afterwards 
 
 publifhed feparately in 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 Other works: Chrift our Law, 12°. The Great Com- 
 mandment, 12°. Scripture Principles of Education, 18°. 
 
 Autobiography, Letters, and Remains, 12°., Sec. 
 
 FRY, John, Reaor of Desford. 
 
 Leflures, explanatory and pradlical, on the Epiftle 
 to the Romans. 8°. Lond. \2>i6 
 
 Canticles ; or Song of Solomon : a new tranfla- 
 tion, with notes, and an attempt to interpret 
 the facred allegories contained in that poem. 
 To which is added. An effay on the name 
 and charader of the Redeemer. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Lyra Davidis ; or a new tranflation and expofi- 
 tion of the Pfalms, grounded on the principles 
 adopted in the pofthumous works of the late 
 Bifhop of Horfley ; viz. that thofe facred 
 oracles have for the moft part an immediate 
 reference to Chrift and to the events of his 
 firft and fecond Advent. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1842 
 
 A new tranflation and expofition of the very 
 ancient Book of Job ; with notes, explanatory 
 and philological. 8°. Lond. x^z-j 
 
 The fecond Advent, or the glorious Epiphany of 
 our Lord Jefus Chrift ; being an attempt to 
 elucidate, in chronological order, the prophe- 
 cies both of the Old and New Teftaments 
 which relate to the approaching appearance of 
 the Redeemer, and the manifeftations of the 
 fons of God, to the judgment of the apoftate 
 nations, the reftoration of Ifrael, and the erec- 
 tion of the kingdom of Chrift upon earth. 2 
 vol. 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 Other works : Hiftory of the Chriftian Church, 8". Ob- 
 fervations on unfulfilled Prophecies of Scripture, 8°. Pre- 
 fent for the Convalefcent, 12°. Sick Man's Friend, 18°. 
 
 FRY, Thomas, M.A., Reftor of Emberton, 
 Bucks. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 47. The teft of fmcerity dis- 
 covered by fad, and applied to principle and 
 condud. On the death of Mrs. J. S. Stevens. 
 8°. Camb. 1832
 
 II95 
 
 II 96 
 
 FUERSTIUS, Julius, Phil. Doft. 
 
 Profellbr of the Aramic, Talmudical, and Rabbinical 
 languages, in tjie Univerfity of Lcipfic. 
 Concordantias librorum iacrorum Veteris Tefta- 
 
 menti Hebraic^ atque Chaldaicae. Folio. 
 
 Lipf. 1840 
 FULBERTUS Carnotensis [or, Folbert, Ful- 
 
 pert, Ulpert, Umber, Wlpert.] 
 
 One of the ornaments of the early Gallican Church. 
 Flouriflied in the eleventh century. Hiftorians do not agree 
 even about the leading particulars of his life. He was 
 Birtiop of Chartrcs in 1007 j and obtained the greateft in- 
 fluence, both as a prelate, and as a writer. His works have 
 been often reprinted. Fulbert's Dodlrine on the Lord's 
 Supper, according to Bi/hop Cofin, was altogether conform- 
 able to that of the Primitive Church. 
 
 Opera omnia, ftudio C. De Villiers. 
 Epiftolae, Sermones, Hymni. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. i 
 Traftatus, in illud Aftor xii. 1. Mifit Herodes 
 rex manus. Item epiftola ejus. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 177 
 Epiftolae hiftorica3. Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 4 
 De aflumtione B.V.M. lermo. 
 
 Hieronymi Opera, ii. no 
 FULCHERIUS Carnotensis [Chartres]. 
 
 Flouriflied 1124. After accompanying Robert, duke of 
 Normandy, to the Holy land, he wrote a hiftory of the 
 Crufades from a.d. 1095 to a.d. 1124. 
 Hiftoria Hierofolymitana. 
 
 Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 4. 816 
 FULCUINUS Lobiensis [Lobes], Abbas. 
 
 Flouriflied 965. Befides the hiftory of the Abbots of 
 Lobes, he wrote an account of the miracles of St. Urfmar, 
 Afta Sanftorum, and the Life of Bp. Fulcuinus, Mabillon, 
 Saec. Bened. 4 pars i. 622. 
 
 Gefta Abbatum Lobienfium, O.B. auftore Ful- 
 cuino Abbate : cum appendicibus. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 730 
 FULFORD, Francis, D.D. 
 
 Bifliop of Montreal 1850. Formerly Re£lor of Trow- 
 bridge, Wilts. 
 
 The progrefs of the Reformation in England, to 
 which are added, two fermons by Bp. San- 
 derfon : I. Of Conformity and Nonconform- 
 ity. II. Teaching for doftrines the com- 
 mandments of men. 18°. Land. 1841 
 A courfe of plain fermons on the miniftry, doc- 
 trine, and fervices of the Church of England. 
 With a preface and occafional notes. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1837-40 
 Vol. I. 1837. 
 Introduftory addrefs - . . . . ix-lxiii 
 
 John, 18. 38 (i); John, 13. 20(15) 5 ^ Cor. 4. i (28); 
 A(fts, 2. 41,42 (43); Matt. 21. 13 (57); 2 Tim. 
 I. 13 (71); I Tim. 2. I (85) J Ecclef. 5. 2 (98)5 
 Mark, 16. 16, iii. 
 Adls, 8. 14-17. Preparatory to confirmation - 127 
 2 Tim. 3. 14, 15. For Sunday fchools - 149 
 
 Heb. 5. 12-14. ^" catechifing - - - 160 
 
 Prov. 8. 32, 33. On catechifing - - 172 
 
 Luke, 16. 10 (188); Gal. 6. 15 (201). 
 Matt. 22. 21. Funeral of the king - - - 211 
 
 I Cor. 13. 12. Funeral of the king - - 226 
 
 Vol. 2. 1840. 
 Preface - - - - - • - v-lvii 
 
 FULFORD, Bifliop {comlnued). 
 
 Numb. 23. 20-23. The holy Catholic Church a vifible 
 body -...--. I 
 
 I Sam. 4. 3. The Church endowed with gifts in order 
 to the holinefs of her children - - - 23 
 
 I Cor. 14. 32, 33. The interpretation of law, and the 
 rule of faith. Aflize . - - - 56 
 
 Numb. 32. 20-23. "^^^ occupation of Canaan by God's 
 cholen people. Society for building Churches 58 
 
 John, 20. 21-23. T^^ reality of communicated grace 75 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. The Church the teacher of her chil- 
 dren -.-.-..90 
 I Cor. 12. 27. Baptifmal regeneration - 104 
 Exod. 16.33-35. The grace of the Eucharift - 121 
 Gen. 2. 9. The refurreftion of the body - 138 
 Phil. 2. 13. A6live religion - - - - 154 
 Pfa. 84. I, 2. The houfe of God - - 169 
 Phil. 4. 6, 7. The peace of God ... 179 
 1 Kings, 17. 24. The reward of obedience - 190 
 Gen. 7. 16. The flood of waters - . • 204 
 Luke, 13.23,24. Perfonal holinefs - - 218 
 Rev. 3. 1-3. The day of grace. New Year - 233 
 
 FULGENTIUS Ruspensis, Saint. 
 
 Born at Telepta about 468, of an illuftrious family. 
 After making great progrefs in his ftudies, became Pro- 
 curator of his province j but foon left the world and took 
 the monaftic vows. Bifliop of Rufpa about 507. Died 533. 
 He followed the dodlrine of St. Auguftine and was the 
 means of converting many Arians. Editions of his works, 
 Mogunt. 151 5, Antv. 1574, Par. 1612 (Sirmondi), Par. 
 1684. 
 Opera. 
 
 De operibus Fulgentii : — 
 Index operum. 
 
 Vita Fulgentii a quodam ejus difcipulo. 
 Ad Monimum libri tres : 1. De duplici praedcftina- 
 
 tione Dei ; II. De tribus quaeftionibus, prima de facri- 
 
 ficii oblatione, altera de S. Spiritus miffione, tertia 
 
 de fuperogatione S. Pauli ; III. De vera expofitione 
 
 illius difti evangelici, " Et Verbum erat apud 
 
 Deum." 
 Contra obje<Sliones Arrianorum, ad decern objedliones 
 
 decern refponfiones continens. 
 Ad Tranfmundum regem Wandalorum : I. De mys- 
 
 terio mediatoris Chrifli, duas naturas in una perfona 
 
 retinentis ; II. Deimmenfitate divinitatis Filii Dei; 
 
 III. De flicramento Dominicae pafllonis. 
 Ad Donatum de fide orthodoxa et diverfis erroribus 
 
 haereticorum. 
 Ad Petrum diaconum, de fide. 
 Ad diverfos epiftolas xii. 
 Ad Populum, homiliae xiii. 
 Ad Foelicem notarium, de Trinitate. 
 Sermp Faftidiofi Arriani. 
 
 Ad Viftorem contra i'ermonem Faftidiofi Arriani. 
 Epiftola Ferrandi diaconi ad Fulgentium. 
 Epiftola ad Ferrandum de baptifmo Ethiopis moribund!. 
 Ad infantes de facramento. 
 Ad Reginum : utrum caro Chrifti corruptibilis an in- 
 
 corruptibilis fuerit. 
 De eo quod ait Michaeas prophetas, " Indicabo tibi, 
 
 O homo, quid fit bonum !" 
 Ad divum Fulgentium, de quinque quaeftionibus cum 
 
 Fulgentii ad ejufdem quasftiones refponfionibus. 
 Petrus diaconus ad Fulgentium, De incarnatione et 
 
 gratia Domini noftri. 
 Ad P. diaconum, de incarnatione. 
 Ad Euthymium, de remiflione peccatorum. 
 Epiftola fynodica epifcoporum Africanorum in Sardinia 
 
 exulum, de gratia Dei et humano arbitrio. 
 Epiftola Ferrandi diaconi ad .i^igypium, de effentia 
 
 Trinitatis ac natura Chrifti. 
 De veritate praedeftinationis et gratiae Dei, libri tres. 
 De praedeflinatione et gratia, liber unus.
 
 II97 
 
 1 198 
 
 FULGENTIUS Rufpenfis, Saint {continued). 
 
 Cenfuras inofficiofe cenfura, qua liber de prsedeftina- 
 
 tione et gratia ; Fulgentio aiFeritur, et nitens purus- 
 
 que prseftatur, a P. Theophilo Raynaudo, Soc. Jefu. 
 
 Liber pro fide Catholica adverfus Pintam epifcopum 
 
 Arrianum. 
 Fragmenta, contra Fabianum Arrianum, &c. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 9. 16 
 
 De fide incarnationis Filii Dei. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr, 27. 352 
 Opera. Herold, Hrerefologia, 3 
 
 De fide ad Petrum, five de regula verse fidei. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1571 
 Fulgentii librorum contra Fabianum excerpta. 
 
 Sirmondi Opufcula, 2 
 FULGENTIUS. See Ferrandus. 
 FULGENTIUS, Fabius Planciades. 
 
 Suppofed to have been Bifhop of Carthage in the fixth 
 century; but fome thinic not before the eighth or ninth. 
 
 Liber de expofitione Virgilianae continentis. 
 Sm. 8°. 1589 
 
 FULKE, WilUam, D.D. 
 
 A celebrated Puritan divine. Born in London, and edu- 
 cated in St. John's College, Cambridge, of which he was 
 chofen Fellow 1564. Redlor of Warley, Eflex, 1571; 
 and foon after Redlor of Kedington, Suffolk. Chofen 
 Mailer of Pembroke Hall and Margaret, ProfelTor of Di- 
 vinity. Died 1589. In force of argument and criticifm 
 he was one of the ableft divines of his time, and one of 
 the principal opponents of the Roman Catholics. 
 The text of the New Teftament translated by 
 the Papifls of Rhemes, with arguments and 
 annotations ; whereunto is added the tranfla- 
 tion commonly uied in England, with a con- 
 futation of all fuch arguments, glofl'es, and 
 annotations, as contain manifefl impietie, or 
 herefie, treafon, and flander. The whole 
 worke perufed and enlarged, in divers places, 
 by the author's own hand before his death, 
 and with fundry quotations and authorities more 
 amply than in the former editions. [Ff 27. 
 Pp. 912. Ff 7.] With 
 
 A defence of the fincere and true tranflation 
 of the Holy Scriptures into the Englifh 
 tongue againft the manifold cavils of Gre- 
 gorie Martin. [F. i. Pp. 206. F. i.] and 
 a brief confutation of fundry cavils uttered 
 by Papifts againft William Fulke. [Pp. 18.] 
 Folio. Lofid. 161 7 
 
 Originally publilhed 1580. Reprinted 1601. The above 
 edition of 16 17 is much enlarged. A fourth edition was 
 printed 1633, containing fome corrections. The collation 
 is the fame as above, with the addition of a leaf, of dedi- 
 cation to King James, and a leaf giving a catalogue of Dr. 
 Fulke's works. 
 
 A defence of the fincere and true tranflations of 
 the Holy Scriptures into the Englifh tongue 
 againft the cavils of Gregory Martin. Edited 
 for the Parker Society, by the Rev. Charles 
 Henry Hartfhorne, M.A., Curate of Co- 
 genhoe. 8°. Camb. 1843 
 
 In this edition, as well as in the folio, Martin's work is 
 given in paragraphs, to each of which an anfwer is fubjoined. 
 Stapleton's fortrefs overthrown. A rejoinder to 
 Martiall's reply. A difcovery of the dangerous 
 
 FULKE, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 rock of the Popifh Church commended by 
 
 Sanders. Edited for the Parker Society, by 
 
 the Rev. Richard Gibbings. 8°. Camb'.i^^^ 
 
 Other works : Antiprognofticon contra inutiles Aftrolo- 
 
 gorum PradiCliones, 16°. Lond. 1560. In Englifh, with 
 
 additions, 1561. Confutation of a Popifh and flanderous 
 
 Libelle, 1571. Praeledlions upon the Revelations of St. 
 
 John, tranflated by George GyfFard, 4°. 1573, and various 
 
 other works. 
 
 FULLER, Andrew. 
 
 A Baptift minifter. Born at Wicken, Cambridgefhire, 
 1754. Settled at Kettering, where he died 1815. He 
 was an able controvertift, and had an aftive fhare in the 
 eftablifhment of the Baptift MifTionary Society. He had 
 little advantage from early education ; but by unwearied 
 diligence, and pofTefTing a folid underftanding, he acquired 
 conUderable reputation as an author. 
 Complete works. With a memoir of his life by 
 Andrew Gunton Fuller. Imp. 8°. L. 1853 
 
 Memoir ------- xv. xciii 
 
 The gofpel its own witnefs ; or the holy nature and di- 
 vine harmony of the Chriftian religion contrafted 
 with the immorality and abfurdity of Deifm - i 
 
 The Calviniftic andSocinian fyftems examined and com- 
 pared as to their moral tendency - - 50 
 
 Socinianifm indefenfible, on the ground of its moral ten- 
 dency, containing a reply to two late publications, by 
 Dr. Toulmin and Mr. Kentifh - - - 1 10 
 
 Refleftions on Mr. Belfham's review of Mr. Wilber- 
 force's treatife on Chriftianity - - - 131 
 
 Letters to Mr. Vidler on the dodtrine of univerfal fal- 
 vation ------- 
 
 The gofpel worthy of all acceptation, or the duty of 
 finners to believe in Jefus Chrift, to which is added, 
 an appendix on the necelTityofa holy difpofition in 
 order to believing in Chrift - - - 150 
 
 A defence of the " Gofpel worthy of all acceptation," 
 in reply to Mr. Button and Philanthropes - 191 
 
 The reality and efBcacy of divine grace, with the certain 
 fuccefs of Chrift's kingdom. By Agnoftos 234 
 
 Stridlures on Sandemanianifm, in twelve letters to a 
 I'riend ------- 256 
 
 Dialogues and letters between Crifpus and Gains. [Mo- 
 ral charadler of God. Free agency of man. Antino- 
 mianifm. Total depravity of human nature, &c.] 294 
 
 Converfations between Peter, James, and John. [Impu- 
 tation, fubftitution, particular redemption.] - 309 
 
 Letters on the controverfy with the Rev. A. Booth. 
 [Imputation, fubftitution, &c.] - - 317 
 
 Letters relative to Mr. Martin's publication on the duty 
 of faith in Chrift . - - - - 325 
 
 Antinomianifm contrafted with the religion of the Holy 
 Scriptures ------ 334 
 
 Expofitory difcourfes on the Book of Genefis - 347 
 
 Expofitory difcourfes on the Apocalypfe - 436 
 
 Expofition of the fermon on the mount. Matt, chapters 
 5, 6, 7 - - - _ - - - - 483 
 
 Expofition of pafTages relating to the converfion of the 
 Jews. Ezek. xxxvii. ; Hof. i. ii. iii. xi. xiii. xiv. j 
 Jer. xxxi, 15-21 ; Ifa. xi. xii. ; Zech. xi. xii. xiii. i 
 
 .497 
 Expofition of certain prophecies relating to the millen- 
 nium. Ifa. xxvi., &c. - - - - 503 
 Expofition of thofe fcriptures which refer to the unpar- 
 donable fin. John, ix. 41, xii. 42; Afts, viii. 22 ; I 
 Tim. i. 13; Heb. vi. 4, x. 26 ; 2 Pet. ii. 20; I 
 
 John, v. 16 505 
 
 Expofitory notes on various pafTages : — 
 
 I Kings, 19. Appearance to Elijah - - 507 
 
 I Kings, 22. 21-23. Lying Ipirit perfuading Ahab 508 
 Job, 12. 6-25. Myftery of providence - - 509 
 
 Job, 28. Wifdom proper to man - - 509
 
 1199 
 
 1200 
 
 FULLER, Andrew (continued). 
 
 Pfa. 85. 8. and 35. 3. Inward witnels of the Spirit 510 
 Prov. xii. I, 3, 5, xiii. 11, 14, 19, xiv. 2, 6, 7, 23, 
 
 XXX. 24-28 - - - - - - 511 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 15-19. Mediocrity in wifdom and virtue 
 
 fatirized - -- - - - 512 
 
 Ifa. 9. 7. Fulfilment of prophecy - - 513 
 
 21. II, 12. The burden of Dumah - 514 
 
 ——43. 25. Application of promifes - - 515 
 
 63. 1-6. Deftruftion of the myftical Babylon 515 
 
 Ezek. i. and x. Ezekiel's vifions - - 516 
 
 Dan. 10. 13. Daniel's conflidl with the Perfian court 516 
 Zech. 10.4. The royal tribe ... 517 
 Mai. 3. 18. The latter days - - - 517 
 
 Matt. II. 12, 13. Kingdom of heaven forced 519 
 Matt. 18.23. Duty of forgivenefs - - 519 
 
 Luke, 16. 1-12. The unjuft fteward - 520 
 
 Luke, 23. 39-43. Cafe of the converted thief 521 
 John, 3. 22-26. John's teftimony to Jefus - 523 
 
 4. I. On the trial of the fpirits - 523 
 
 13. Chrift wafliing the difciples' feet - 524 
 
 Adls, 3. 21. Final reftitution - - - 525 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 24. Weaker difciples honoured - 526 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 16. Vindication of the Apoftle Paul 527 
 I Pet. I. 12. Evangelical truth the objedl of evan- 
 gelical refearch ----- 528 
 
 I Pet. I. 23. Regeneration by the word of God 529 
 Expofition of paflages apparently contradidlory : — 
 
 John, 5. 40, with 6. 44, 45, 65 ; Gen. 6. 33, with 
 I Sam. 15. 29; I Cor. 10. 33, with Gal. I. 10; 
 Gen. 8. 22, with 45. 6; Prov. 26. 4, with 26. 5 ; 
 Gal. 2. 16, with James, 2. 21 ; Exod. 20. 5, with 
 Ezek. 18. 20; Gen. 13. 17, and 23. 17, 18, with 
 Adb, 7. 5; Gen. 32. 30, with Exod. 33. 20; 2 
 Sam. 24. I, with i Chron. 21. i ; Matt. 7. 7, 8, 
 with Luke, 13. 24 ; Prov. 27. 2, with i Cor. 15. 
 10, and 2 Cor. 12. 11 ; Matt. 5. 16, with Matt. 6. 
 I ; Matt. 9. 30, with Mark, 5. 19 ; Matt. 11. 14, 
 with John, i. 21 ; Matt. 21. 38, with i Cor. 2. 
 8 ; Luke, I. 33, with I Cor. 15. 24; Luke, 10. 
 23, with John, 20. 29 j John, 5. 31, with 8. 14; 
 Heb. II. 33, with 11. 39 ; John, 20. 17, with 20. 
 27 ; Rom. 2. 14, with Eph. 2. 3 ; Rom. 14. 5, 
 with Gal. 4. 10, II ; Ads, 9. 7, with 22. 9; I 
 Cor. 10. 13, with 2 Cor. i. 8j Gal. 6. 2, with 
 Gal. 6. 5 j Phil. 4. 5, with 2 ThefT. 2. 2 ; i John, 
 I. 8, with I John, 3. 9 ; 2 Tim. 3. 12, with Prov. 
 16. 7 5 I Cor. 8. 8-13, with i Cor. 10. 20, 21. 
 
 Sermons and fketches. 
 
 The pages ivitbin brackets annexed to fame of the folloiuing 
 Jermons, refer to tliofe contained in a "volume of jermons pub- 
 lifiedin 1 8 14, 8°. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. The nature and importance of walking by 
 
 faith 538 
 
 Adls, II. 24. Barnabas. The qualifications and encou- 
 ragements of a faithful minifter - - 546 
 Hag. I. 2. On delay in the concerns of religion 550 
 Rev. 14. 13. The bleffednefs of the dead who die in 
 
 the Lord - - - - - - "553 
 
 Heb. 5. 12—14. Importance of the knowledge of divine 
 
 truth ------- 5^7 
 
 Gal. 6. 7, 8. The Chriftian doftrine of rewards 563 
 Numb. 14. 8. God's approbation neceflary to fuccefs 567 
 Heb. 13. 17. Obedience to paftors - • - 573 
 
 Jer. 29. 7. Chriftian patriotifm - - - 576 
 
 Pfa. 40. 6-8. Jefus the true Mefliah - - 579 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. Solitary reflexion ; or, the finner diredted to 
 
 look into himfelf for convidtion - - [i.] 584 
 Pfa. I 3. 2. Advice to the dejefted ; or, the foul diredled 
 
 to look out of itfelf for confolation - [24.] 587 
 Matt. 15. 21-28. The prayer of faith; exemplified in 
 
 the woman of Canaan - - - "[50.] S91 
 
 Eph. 5. 25-27. The future perfeftion of the Church 
 
 contrafted with its prefent imperfedlions [72.] 594 
 
 FULLER, Andrew (continued). 
 
 Mai. 4. 5, 6. The gofpel the only effeftual means of 
 producing peace among mankind - [103.] 598 
 
 John, I. 10-12. The reception of Chrift the turning 
 point of falvation - - - . [144.] 604 
 
 Rom. 3. 24. Juftification. (3 ferm.) - [176.] 614 
 
 Eph. 2. 13. The believer's review of his paft and pre- 
 fent ftate ----- [243.] 617 
 Jofli. 23. II. The nature and importance of love to God 
 
 [268.] 621 
 Phil. 3. 10. Conformity to the death of Chrift [289.] 623 
 Rev. I. 18. The life of Chrift the fecurity and felicity 
 of his Church - . . - . [308.] 626 
 
 I John, 2. I. Chriftianity the antidote to prefumption 
 and defpair ----- [326.] 628 
 
 Ecclef. I. 17, 18. The forrow attending wifdom and 
 knowledge . - . . . [346.] 631 
 
 Rom. 8. 18-23. I*^^ magnitude of the heavenly in- 
 heritance . . - . . [365.] 634 
 Jude, 20. 21. The principles and profpedls of a fervant 
 
 of Chrift 637 
 
 Phil. I. 9-1 1. Paul's prayer for the Philippians 644 
 Phil. 4. 7. The peace of God . . - 646 
 
 3 John, 2. Soul profperity - - - . 649 
 
 Jude, 3. The common falvation - - 652 
 
 Pfa. 90. 16, 17. The good man's defire for the fuccefs 
 of God's caufe ------ 653 
 
 Pfa. 71. 9. Prayer of David in the decline of life 655 
 Pfa. 90. 14. Advantages of early piety - 656 
 
 Heb. 11.24-26. The choice of Mofes - - 657 
 
 Eph. 3. 14—16. 'Paul's prayer for the Ephefians 659 
 
 I Pet. 2. 4, 5. Individual and focial religion - 660 
 Pfa. 94. II. Vanity of the human mind - 661 
 
 I Cor. 16. 22. Equity of the fentence againft thofe who 
 love not the Lord Jefus Chrift - - - 663 
 
 Mai. 3. 16, 17. Fellowfhip of God's people in evil times 
 
 664 
 Pfa. 68. 26-28. Public worfliip - - - 665 
 
 Deut. 4. 29. Great finners encouraged to return 665 
 John, 14. 2-4. Confolation to the afflided - 666 
 Luke, 12. 15. On covetoufnefs - - - 667 
 
 Pfa. 139.14. Myfterious nature of man - - 668 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. Life and death, or the broad and nar- 
 row way ------ 669 
 
 Jonah, 2. 4. Hope in the laft extremity - - 670 
 
 Pfa. 90. I 5. Paft trials a plea for future mercies 672 
 I Chron. 29. 29, 30. The changes of time - 673 
 
 Prov. 14. 8. On true wifdom - - . 674 
 
 Ecclef. I. 15. Irremediable evils - - 675 
 
 Nehem. 3. 28-30. Importance of union of public and 
 private interefls in the fervice of God - - 676 
 Heb. 9. 27, 28. Chrift our fubflitute in death and judg- 
 ment ------- 678 
 
 John, 21. 16. Paftors required to feed the flock of Chrift 
 
 679 
 
 John, 5. 35. Spiritual knowledge and holy love neces- 
 
 fary for the gofpel miniflry - - - - 680 
 
 Ezra, 7. 10. On an intimate and practical acquaintance 
 with the word of God - - - - 682 
 
 Jer. I. 10. Minifters appointed to root out evil 683 
 
 Tit. 2. 15. Minifters ihould be concerned not to be de- 
 
 fpifed 684 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 9. Minifters are fellow-labourers with God 685 
 Col. 4. 3, 4. The nature of the gofpel - 687 
 Matt. 25. 21. The work and encouragement of the 
 
 Chrifldan minifter ----- 687 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5. On preaching Chrift - - 690 
 2 Tim. 4. 22. Influence of the prefence of Chrift on 
 
 the mind and work of a minifter- - - 691 
 1 Tim. 4. 15, 16. Habitual devotednefs to the work of 
 
 the miniftry ------ 692 
 
 I ThefT. 2. 7, 8. Affedtionate concern of a minifter for 
 
 the falvation of his hearers - - - - 693 
 
 John, 20. 21. The nature and encouragements of the 
 
 miflionary work ----- 694
 
 120I 
 
 FULLER, Andrew (continued). 
 
 Nehem. 6. 3. The Chriftian miniftry a great work 695 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 13. Faith in the gofpel a neceffary prerequi- 
 fite to preaching it - - - - - 696 
 
 z Tim. 4. 5, 6. The young minifter exhorted to make 
 full proof of his miniftry - - . . 697 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. Importance of Chriftian minifters confi- 
 dered as the gift of Chrift - - - - 698 
 
 John, 13. 34, 35. Nature and importance of Chriftian 
 love _-_---- 699 
 
 3 John, 8. Chriftian churches fellow-helpers with their 
 paftors to the truth ----- 700 
 
 I Theff. 3. 8. On Chriftian fteadfaftnefs - 701 
 
 3 John, 4. Churches walking in the truth the joy of 
 
 minifters ------ 702 
 
 Rev. 2. I. Churches fhould exhibit the light of the 
 
 gofpel ------ 703 
 
 Rom. 14. 19. On cultivating a peaceful difpofition 704 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 9. Chriftian churches are God's building 706 
 
 2 Cor. 1.12. Godly fimplicity - . - 706 
 
 1 Their. 2. 19. The reward of a faithful minifter 707 
 Gal. 5. 13. Minifters and churches exhorted to ferve 
 
 one another in love . - - . 708 
 
 Rom. I. 12. Minifterial and Chriftian communion 709 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. Exhortation to hold faft the gofpel 710 
 Pfa. 22. 27. Nature of true converfion - - 711 
 Tit. I. 15. EfFe(fl of things differ according to the ftate 
 
 of the mind - - - - - 712 
 
 Circular letters ------ 714 
 
 Letters on fyftematic divinity _ - _ 7^0 
 
 Thoughts on preaching - - - . y^j 
 
 Memoirs of the Rev. Samuel Pearce - - 760 
 
 An apology for the late Chriftian millions to India, in 
 three parts, with an appendix - - _ 7^6 
 
 Effays, letters, &c. on ecclefiaftical polity : — 
 
 Right of private judgment J On creeds; Principles 
 on which the apoftles proceeded in organifing 
 Churches; On diflent ; On the prefence of Judas 
 at the Lord's fupper - - - - 829 
 
 On ordination ------ 849 
 
 On the apoftolic ofBce - - - - 851 
 
 On terms of communion - - - - 852 
 
 On inftrumental mufic in Chriftian worihip 859 
 
 Thoughts on finging - - - - 861 
 
 Mifcellaneous trafts, effays, letters, &c. : — 
 
 On truth ; The great queftion anfwered ; The awak- 
 ened finner ------ 863 
 
 On fpiritual pride - - - - - ggj 
 
 Remarks on W. W. Home ; The moral law the rule 
 of condud: to believers ; Striftures on R. Robinfon ; 
 On fpiritual declenfion - - - - 88 7 
 
 The backflider - - - - - 912 
 
 Progreffivenefs of fin and holinefs ; Perfuafives to 
 prayer for revival of religion - - - 923 
 
 Thoughts on civil polity _ - - ^28 
 
 The proper and improper ufe of terms ; The immacu- 
 late life of Chrift - - - - -931 
 
 On the Deity of Chrift - - . . ^^g 
 
 Remarks on the indwelling fcheme, 941 ; On the 
 
 Sonfliip of Chrift, 943 ; On the Trinity, 944. 
 Juftification -_--._ 045 
 To the afflidled - - - - - 951 
 
 The heavenly glory ----- ^53 
 
 Reviews : — 
 
 The abufe of reviews, 962 ; Scott on faith, 964 ; 
 
 Booth's glad tidings, &c., 965 ; Memoirs of Garie, 
 
 966 ; Bevan's defence of the Friends, 967 ; Jerram 
 
 on the atonement, 967 ; W. Huntington, S.S., 968. 
 
 Anfwers to queries - - - - 971 
 
 Fugitive pieces ------ 984 
 
 Party fpirit ; Univerfal falvation ; Myftery of provi 
 dence to different parts of the world ; Eleftion ; 
 Englifh tranflation of the Bible ; True virtue, &c. 
 Expofitory difcourfes on the Book of Gcnefis, 
 
 FULLER, Andrew [continued). 
 
 interfperfed with praftical refleftions. New 
 edition. 12*^. Land. 1836 
 
 The gofpel its own witnefs. 8°. Clipflone, 1 800 
 
 The Calviniftic and Socinian fyftems examined 
 and compared as to their moral tendency. 
 Second edition, with correflions and addi- 
 tions. 8°. Lond. 1794 
 
 EfTay on truth. See Adams, Hannah. 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. 8°. Edin. 18 14 
 
 Expofitory remarks on the difcipline of the pri- 
 mitive Churches. Second edition. Pp. 24. 
 12°. Clipftone, 1799 
 
 The great queftion anfwered. In two parts. 
 [Afts, 16. 30, 31.] Pp.40. 8°. Z(jW. 1803 
 
 An apology for the late Chriftian miffions to 
 India. 3 parts. Second edition. 8*^. 
 
 Lond. 1808 
 
 A narrative of fafts relative to a late occurrence 
 in the county of Cambridge, in anfwer to a 
 ftatement contained in a Unitarian publication 
 called " The Monthly Repofitory." Pp. 24. 
 12°. Lond. 1 810 
 
 FULLER, Francis, M.A. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Became Curate of Wirk- 
 worth, near Banbury. After 1662 preached in various 
 places. Died 170 1, aged fixty-four. 
 A treatife of grace and duty. Small 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1689 
 Of the Ihortnefs of time. [l Cor. 7. 9.] 16°. 
 
 Lond. 1700 
 FULLER, Ignatius, Reftor of Sherrington, 
 
 Bucks. 
 Peace and holinefs : in three fermons upon fe- 
 
 veral occafions, [On Mark, 9. 50 (Vifita- 
 
 tion); I Tim. 6. 3-5 ; and Rom. 8. 2. Fun. 
 
 of Mrs. Ann Norton.] 8°. Lond. s6jz 
 
 FULLER, Nicholas. 
 
 Born at Southampton 1557. Educated there, and at 
 Hart Hall, Oxford. Became Redor of Allington, Wilt- 
 Ihire, Prebendary of Saliflsury, and Redtor of Bifhops Wal- 
 tham, Hampfhire. Died 1622. He was a learned divine 
 and critic, efpecially in the facred languages and in Scrip- 
 ture difficulties. 
 Mifcellaneorum facrorum, libri vi. 
 
 Critici Sacri, viii 
 The fame. Firft four books. 4°. Oxon.\6i6 
 
 The whole fix books were firft publiftied at Leyden, 
 1622, in 4°. Reprinted at Straftjurg, 1650, in 8°. 
 
 FULLER, Thomas, D.D., Prebendary of 
 
 Sarum. 
 
 Born at Aldwinkle, Northamptonfliire, 1608. At 
 twelve entered Queen's College, Cambridge. Removed to 
 Sidney College, of which he became Fellow, 1631. Chofen 
 minifter of St. Bennet's, Cambridge, and foon became a very 
 popular preacher. Became Prebendary of Salilbury. Soon 
 after Redor of Broad Windfor, Dorfetlhire. Loft his pre- 
 ferments in the civil wars. Became Ledurer ot St. Bride's, 
 London. Prefented to the living of Waltham, Effex, 1648, 
 which he left for that of Cranford, Mlddlefex, 1658. At 
 the Reftoration recovered his prebend. Died 1 661. He 
 was a writer of great genius and wit. He had all the rich 
 imagery of Bilhop Hall, but with more familiarity and lefs 
 elegance. Coleridge has given the following appropriate 
 charafter of him : — " Fuller was incomparably the moft 
 
 A H
 
 I203 
 
 IZ04 
 
 FULLER, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 fenfible, the leaft prejudiced, great man of an age that 
 boafted a galaxy of great men. He is a very voluminous 
 writer, and yet, in all his numerous volumes on fo many 
 different fubjefts, it is Icarcely too much to fay, that you 
 will hardly find a page in which fome one fentence out of 
 every three does not deferve to be quoted for itfelf as a 
 motto or as a maxim." 
 
 The Church hiftory of Britain, from the birth 
 of Jefus Chrift until the year 1648. A new 
 edition, with the author's correflions. [Edited 
 by James Nichols.] 3 vol. 8°. ZoW. 1837 
 Vol. I. From the introdudlion of Chriftianity to a.d. 
 
 5C0. 
 Vol. 2. 501-1579. 
 Vol. 3. 1580-1648. 
 The hiftory of the Univerfity of Cambridge and 
 of Waltham Abbey, with the appeal of injured 
 innocence [againft Heylin]. A new edition, 
 with notes by James Nichols. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 The hiftory of the Univerfity of Cambridge - i 
 
 The appeal of injured innocence, unto the religious, 
 learned, and ingenuous reader. In a controverfy be- 
 twixt the animadvertor. Dr. Peter Heylin, and the 
 author, Thomas Fuller - - - - 281 
 
 The hiftory of the worthies of England. A new 
 edition, containing, brief notices of the moft 
 celebrated worthies fince the time of Fuller ; 
 with notes and indexes by P. A. Nutall, LL.D. 
 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 Vol. I. Memoirs of the author. General worthies of 
 England. Barkfliire, or Berkfliire. Gloucefterfhire. 
 Vol. 2. Hampfhire. Nottinghamfhire. 
 Vol. 3. Oxfordfhire. York/hire. Principality of Wales. 
 
 Indexes. 
 A produdlion, valuable alike for the folid information it 
 affords relative to the provincial hiflory of the country, and 
 for the profufion of biographical anecdote and acute ob- 
 fervation on men and manners. 
 
 A Pifgah-fight of Paleftine and confines thereof; 
 with the hiftory of the Old and New Tefta- 
 ment afted thereon. Fol. Lond. 1662 
 
 Letter-prefs title and three preliminary leaves, pp. 1—435 
 
 and 1—202. Index, 9 leaves. 
 Plates, frontifpiece, engraved title, general map, ancient 
 Canan, Reuben, Gad, ManafTeh, Naphthali, After, 
 Zebulun, Ifl'achar, Manaffeh this fide Jordan, Eph- 
 raim, Dan, Simeon, Benjamin, Judah, Moriah, Jeru- 
 falem, Solomon's temple. Atria templi Salomonis, 
 Tem.ple in Chrift's time, Libanus, confinia Paleflina?, 
 Defertum Paran, Tabernacle, Egypt, cloathes and or- 
 naments, idols, fragmenta facra. 
 A valuable work, containing many illuftrations of pas- 
 fages of Scripture and of Hebrew antiquities. 
 Good thoughts in bad times ; good thoughts in 
 worfe times ; mixt contemplations in better 
 times. 18°. Lond. 1830 
 
 The hiftory of the holy war. Second edit. Fol. 
 
 Camb. 1640 
 The hiftory of the holy war. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 The holy ftate, the profane ftate. Second edit., 
 enlarged. Fol. Camb. 1648 
 
 The holy ftate and the profane ftate. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 
 The Holy State contains. Lives of Monica, Abraham, 
 
 Eliezer, Lady Paula, Hildegardis, Paracelfus, Dr. Whitaker, 
 
 Julius Scaliger, Perkins, Dr. Metcalf, Sir Francis Drake, 
 
 FULLER, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Camden, Haman, Cardinal Wolfey, C. Brandon, Duke of 
 Suffolk, Lord Burleigh, Sir John Markham, St. Auguftin, 
 Bifhop Ridley, Lady Jane Grey, O. Elizabeth, Guflavus 
 Adolphus, Edward the Black Prince. 
 
 The Profane State contains, Lives of Joan, queen of 
 Naples, Joan of Arc, Caefar Borgia, John Andronicus, the 
 Duke d'Alva. 
 
 David's hainous finne, heartie repentance, heavie 
 punifliment. l8°. Lond. 163 1* 
 
 A poetical tradl of 46 leaves. 
 A triple reconciler ; ftating the controverfies. 
 Whether minifters have an exclufive power of 
 communicants from the facrament ? [on Lev. 
 13. 3] ; Whether any perfons unordained may 
 lawfully preach? [on A6ls, 13. 15]; and. 
 Whether the Lord's Prayer ought not to be ufed 
 by all Chriftians.? [on Afts, 11. 2.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1654 
 A comment on the eleven firft verfes of the 
 fourth chapter of St. Matthew's Gofpel, con- 
 cerning Chrift's temptations. Delivered in 
 xii fermons, at St. Clement's, Eaftcheap, Lon- 
 don. [With a fermon, Ecclef 7. 15- The 
 juft man's funeral.] Sm. 8°. Lond. 1652 
 
 A colleftion of fermons. i . The beft employ- 
 ment. 2. A gift for God alone. 3. The 
 true penitent. 4. The beft aft of oblivion. 
 Together with, Notes upon Jonah. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1656* 
 
 The beft name on earth ; together with feveral 
 
 other fermons. 8°. Z&W. 1657* 
 
 A fermon, preached at St. Peter's, Weftminfter, 
 
 on the 27 March, being the day of his Ma- 
 
 jefty's inauguration [2 Sam. 19. 30]. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1643 
 
 Fear of lofing the old light ; or, a fermon 
 
 preached in Exeter. 4°. Lond. 1646* 
 
 A fermon of reformation ; preached at the 
 
 Church of the Savoy, laft faft-day, July 27, 
 
 [Heb. 9. 10]. 4°. Lend. 1643 
 
 Truth maintained. 4°. 0.x/! 1643* 
 
 This is an anfwer to Saltmarfh, who had written againft 
 
 the above fermon of reformation. 
 
 A faft fermon, preached on Innocents' day. [On 
 
 Matt. 5. 9.] Sm. 8°. Lond. 1654 
 
 Life out of death ; a fermon preached at Chelfey, 
 
 on the recovery of an honourable perfon. [On 
 
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 Ephemeris parliamentaria ; or, a faithful regifter 
 
 of the tranfadlions in parliament, 1627-28. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1654* 
 
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 two Sermons, 8^. Lond. 1654. Andronicus; or, the Un- 
 fortunate Politician, 12°. Lond. 1646. The Speech of 
 Birds, alfo of Flowers; partly moral, partly myftical,
 
 1205 
 
 I2o6 
 
 FULLER, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 (m. 8°. 1660. Jofeph's Party-coloured Coat, a Comment 
 on part of i Cor. chap. 2 ; together with eight Sermons, 
 4°. Lond. 1640. The Caufe and Cure of a Wounded 
 Confcience, 12°. 1646; rep. 1810. Preface to Holds- 
 worth's Valley of Viiion. Preface to Spencer's Things 
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 Rev. Arthur T. RufTell, B.C.L., Vicar of 
 Caxton, Cambridgelhire. Small 8°. 
 
 .Lond, 1844 
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 Rogers, H., EfTays, i, 1 
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 FULLER, Thomas, M.D. 
 
 Born 1654. Educated at Queen's College, Cambridge. 
 
 Settled as a phyfician at SevenoaJcs, Kent. Died 1734. 
 
 Introduftio ad prudentiam ; or, direftions, 
 counfels, and cautions. 12°. Lo7id. ijzj 
 
 Introduflio ad fapientiam. 12°. Lond. ij-^i* 
 
 FULLWOOD, Fr., D.D., Archdeacon of Totnefs 
 in Devon. 
 
 Roma ruit ; the pillars of Rome broken : wherein 
 all the feveral pleas for the Pope's authority 
 in England, with all the material defences of 
 them, as they have been urged by Romanifts 
 from the beginning of our Reformation to 
 this day, are revifed and anfwered. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1769* 
 
 Reprinted, Lond. 1847. Edited by C. Hardwick, 8°. 
 
 FULTHORP, Christopher. 
 
 The praftice of a devout Chriftian neceflary to 
 be praftifed by all Chriftians, in order to their 
 falvation. Ff. 2. Pp. 39. 8°. Lond. 1748 
 
 FURLONG, Charles J., Vicar of Warfield, 
 Berks. 
 
 Sermons, chiefly practical. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 Gen. 3. 4. The temptation of man - - I 
 
 Gen. 3.22. The fintulnefs of man - - 14 
 
 I Cor. I. 18. The preaching of the crofs - 29 
 
 Mark, 4. 39. Chrift {tilling the temped - 43 
 
 Heb. 12. I, 2. Chrift our example in afflidlion 57 
 
 Pfa. 139. 7. The omniprefence of God - - 70 
 
 Jude, 22. 23. The inftrumentality of hope and fear 83 
 I Kings, 13. I. The difobedient prophet - 97 
 
 Mark, 12. 17. The Pharifee's queftion concerning the 
 tribute - - - - - - - III 
 
 Matt. 19.23,24. The dangers of riches - 124 
 
 I John, 2. 15-17. The love of the world - 137 
 
 Job, 17. II. The folly and danger of not making pre- 
 paration for death - - - - - 151 
 
 1 John, 3. 2, 3. The refurredlion - - - 164 
 
 Job, 14. 22. For the Bath United Hofpital 179 
 
 FURNEAUX, Philip, D.D. 
 
 A Nonconformift minifter. Born at Totnefs, Devon- 
 fliire, 1726. Succeeded Lowman as minifter of a congre- 
 gation at Clapham, Surrey, 1753, where he continued 
 twenty-three years. Died 1783. 
 
 An eflay on toleration, with a particular view to 
 the late application of the Proteftant Diflenting 
 minifters to Parliament. 8°. Lond. 1773 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 49. 4, 5. [Fall. War.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1758 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 14. 7. The duty of benevolence 
 and public fpirit. [Scot. Soc. P.C.K.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1775 
 
 FUTURE and Immortal State, a difcourfe con- 
 cerning the certainty of a, in fome moral, 
 phyfiological, and religious confiderations. By 
 a dodlor of phyfic. 8°. Lond. ijoS 
 
 ABRIEL Sionita. 
 
 A learned Maronitc Profeflbr of Oriental 
 languages at Rome. He aflifted Le Jay 
 in his Polyglott. Died 1648. 
 De ritibus Maronitarum nonnullis. 
 Byzant. Hill. 21 
 GABRIEL, Philadelphise Metropolita. 
 De ordine facerdotii. 
 
 Affemani, J. A. Codex Lit. 12. 234 
 GADSDEN, Rev. Christopher E. 
 Sermon on the funeral ofBp. Dehon, Rev. 2. 10. 
 Dehon's Serm. 2. 529 
 GAGE, Viscount. 
 
 A letter to George A. Crowder, Efq., in fupport 
 of the Earl of St. Germains' motion in the 
 Houfe of Lords, for legaliling marriage with 
 a deceafed wife's lifter. Pp. 20. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 GAGNiEUS, John. 
 
 Commentarii in S. Scripturam. Bibl. Magna 
 
 GAGNIER, John. 
 Epift. de nummis Samaritanis. Ugol. 28. 1283 
 
 GAHAN, William, A.S.A., Ex. Prov. 
 
 A Roman Catholic clergyman. 
 Sermons and moral difcourfes, for all the Sundays 
 and principal feitivals of the year, on the moft 
 important truths and maxims of the gofpel. 
 Sixth edit. 8°. Dubl. 1847 
 
 Luke, 21. 27. Advent I. The general judgment I 
 
 Matt. II. 6. Advent 2. The fin of fcandal - 8 
 
 John, I. 19. Advent 3. The virtue of humilit)' 15 
 
 Luke, 3. 4. Advent 4. On preparing the way of the 
 
 Lord - - 22 
 
 John, I. 14. Chriftmas. The incarnation and nativity of 
 
 our Lord Jefus Chrift - - • - 29 
 
 Luke, 2. 39. Sunday within the odlave. The duties of 
 
 parents to their children ... 35 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. New year. The tranfcendent fanftity of 
 
 the name of Jefus, and the high refpedl that is due to it 
 
 44 
 Matt. 2. 2. Twelfth day. The Epiphany of our Lord 
 
 Jefus Chrift - - - - " . 5o_ 
 
 Luke, 2. 51. Sunday witiiin the oftave. The duties of 
 
 children to their parents . - - 58 
 
 John, 2. I. Epiph. 2. Matrimony and the principal 
 
 duties of hulbands and wives - - 66 
 
 I Cor. 15. 10. Converfion of St. I'aul - 72
 
 I207 
 
 I2o8 
 
 GAHAN, William {continued). 
 
 Matt. 8. 56. Epiph. 3. The reciprocal duties of mafters 
 
 and fervants ------ 78 
 
 Matt. 8. 26. Epiph. 4. The neceffity of fubduing our 
 
 pafTions, and pradlifing felf-denial - - 85 
 
 Matt. 13. 30. Epiph. 5. The rigour and duration of the 
 
 pains of hell ------ 92 
 
 Matt. 13. 31. Epiph, 6. The nature of a true and per- 
 
 fedt repentance ----- 99 
 
 Matt. 20. 6. Septuag. Sun. The good ufe of time 107 
 Luke, 8. II. Sexag. Sun. The Word of God 113 
 
 Luke, 18. 42. Quinquag. Sun. The nature and neces- 
 
 fity of divine faith, and the rule by which it is known 
 
 120 
 I Cor. 6. 2. A/h Wed. The obligation of leading a 
 
 penitential life, particularly in the holy time ot Lent 
 
 126 
 Matt. 4. 2. Lent i. The forty days' faft of Lent 133 
 Matt. 17.4. Lent2. The deplorable ftate of a Chriftian, 
 
 who is cold and inlenfible with regard to heaven 140 
 Luke, II. 14. Lent 3. The neceffity and qualities of 
 
 facramental confeflion . - - - 146 
 
 John, 6. II. Lent 4. The fignal advantages and benefits 
 
 of a worthy and frequent communion - 153 
 
 Heb. 13. 7, 9. St. Patrick's day - - - 159 
 
 John, 8. S9- Paffion Sun. The advantages of fufterings 
 
 and affliftions - - - - - 165 
 
 Matt. 21. 5. Palm Sun. The difpofitions required to a 
 
 worthy pafchal communion - - - 172 
 
 John, 13. I. Holy Thurfday. The inftitution of the 
 
 bleffed facrament of the Eucharift, and the real pre- 
 
 fence, &c. ------ 177 
 
 I Cor. I. 23. Good Friday. The facred paffion of our 
 
 Lord Jefus Chrift - - - - - 185 
 
 Mark, 16. i. Eafter Sunday - - - 197 
 
 Mark, 16. 6. Eafter Monday - - - 203 
 
 John, 20. 22, 23. Low Sun. The inftitution and nature 
 
 of the facrament of penance - - - 209 
 
 John, 10. II. Eafter 2. The danger and difficulties of a 
 
 delayed converfion - - - - -216 
 
 John, 8. 34. Eafter 3. The habit of fin - 223 
 
 Ecclef. 3. 27. Eafter 4. On fhunning the dangerous 
 
 occafions of fin - - - - - - 230 
 
 John, 16. 23. Eafter 5. Prayer - - 236 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The facred myfteiy of the holy crofs 244 
 Mark, 16. 19. Afcenfion Thurfday - - 251 
 
 Mark, 16. 26. Sunday within the odave of Afcenfion. 
 
 The importance of falvation - - - 257 
 
 Prov. 31. 26, 27. The feftival of St. Monica 263 
 
 Afts, 2. I, 4. Pentecoft Sun. The defcent of the Holy 
 
 Ghoft - - 270 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. Trin. Sun. The facrament of baptifm 277 
 Luke, 6. 36. Pentecoft I. The neceffity and fignal ad- 
 vantages of alms and works of mercy - 284 
 Luke, 14. 16. Pentecoft 2. The tranfcendent dignity 
 
 and excellency of the facrament of the Eucharift 292 
 Eph. 5. 2. Pentecoft 3. The holy facrifice of the mafs 
 
 298 
 Luke, 5. 5. Pent. 4. On referring all our deliberate 
 
 adtions to the honour and glory of God - 305 
 
 Matt. 5. 20. Pent. 5. The diffijrence between true and 
 
 falfe virtue ------ 311 
 
 Mark, 8.6. Pent. 6. Chriftian temperance and fobriety 
 
 316 
 Luke, I. 15. The nativity of St. John the Baptift 323 
 Matt. 7. 19. Pent. 7. The neceffity of an operative faith 
 
 accompanied with good works and the pra(5lice of 
 
 Chriftian virtues ----- 328 
 
 Luke, 16. 2. Pent. 8. On correfponding with the grace 
 
 of God ------ 334 
 
 Luke, 10. 41. Pent. 9. Jefus weeping over Jerufalem 
 
 340 
 
 Luke, 18. 14. Pent. 10. The dangerous fin of pride 
 
 and vain-glory _ - - - . . 346 
 
 Mark, 7. 33. Pent. 11. The fin of detraftion 351 
 
 GAHAN, William {continued). 
 
 Luke, 10. 27. Pent. 12. The love of God and of our 
 
 neighbour ------ 358 
 
 Luke, 17. 13. Pent. 13. The enormity and difmal 
 
 effefts of mortal fin ----- 366 
 Luke, 1.48. The alTumption of the Blefied Virgin 373 
 Matt. 6. 33. Pent. 14. The joys and glory of heaven 
 
 381 
 Luke, 7. 15. Pent. 15. The happy ftate of grace, and 
 
 the unhappy ftate of fin - - - - 387 
 
 Ecclef. 39. 14. The feftival of St. Auguftine - 393 
 Luke. 14. I. Pent. 16. On fanftjfying the Sabbath day 
 
 400 
 Matt. 22. 39. Pent. 17. The love of our neighbour 408 
 Pfa. 4. 4. Feftival of St. Nicholas of Tolentine 413 
 Matt. 9. 2. Pent. 18. The nature of indulgences and 
 
 jubilees ------ 421 
 
 Matt. 22. 14. Pent. 19. The fmall number of the eledl 
 
 428 
 Luke, 19. 46. Pent. 20. The refpeft due to the houfe 
 
 of God ------- 435 
 
 Matt. 18. 35. Pent. 21. On loving our enemies, and 
 
 pardoning offences and injuries - - 442 
 
 Job, 19.21, The fufferings of the fouls in purgatory 448 
 Matt. 22. 21. Pent. 22. The fin of covetoufnefs and 
 
 injuftice, and the obligation of making reftitution 453 
 Matt. 9. 18. Pent. 23. Death - - - 461 
 
 Matt. 24. 15. Pent. 24. The vile fin of impurity 468 
 Pfa. 36. 31. Feftival of St. Nicholas, Bp. of Myre 477 
 Ecclef. 23. 12. The fcandalous vice of profane Iwearing, 
 
 curfing, and blafphemy - - - - 483 
 
 Luke, 18. 16. Exhortation before and after the firft 
 
 communion of children - - . - 4S9 
 
 Matt. 6. 9. Expofition of the Lord's Prayer 493 
 
 Luke, 1. 28. The angelical falutation - - 499 
 
 Luke, I. 28. The Apoftles' Creed - - - 501 
 
 Matt. 19. 17. The Ten Commandments - 513 
 
 Matt. 18. 17. The precepts of the Church - 526 
 Pfa. 49. 14. On a religious profeffion, &c. - 536 
 
 Ads, 20. 28. The fandity of the prieftly character, and 
 
 the important duties thereunto annexed - 542 
 
 GAILHARD, J., Gent. 
 
 Two difcourfes : the firft concerning a private 
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 concerning the ftatefman, or him who is in 
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 GALATIN, Peter. 
 
 A learned Francifcan monk. Flouriftied at the begin- 
 ning of the fixteenth century. 
 
 Opus de arcanis Catholicas veritatis : hoc eft, 
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 Talmud, aliifque Hebraicis libris, quum ante 
 natum Chriftum, turn poft fcriptis, contra ob- 
 ftinatam Judseorum perfidiam, abfolutiffimus 
 commentarius. Ad hsec Joannis Reuchlini 
 Phorcenfis, LL. Doftoris, de Arte Cabaliftica 
 libri tres. Item libri tres De Verbo mirifico, 
 omnigena eruditione pleni. Fol. Ba/il. 1561 
 GALE, John, M.A. 
 
 A learned divine and an eminent preacher among the 
 Baptifts. Born at London 16S0. Studied at the Univer- 
 fities of Leyden and Amfterdam. Became one of the 
 minifters of the Baptift congregation near Barbican, London. 
 Died 1 72 1. 
 Refleftions on Mr. Wall's Hiftory of Infant 
 
 Baptifm. See Wall. 
 Sermons preached upon feveral fubjefts. To 
 
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 GALE, Theophilus, M.A. 
 
 A learned Nonconformift divine. Born at King's-Teign- 
 ton, Devonihire, 1628. Entered Magdalen College, Oxford, 
 1647, of which he became Fellow 1650. Became a 
 preacher at Winchefter 1657. Deprived at the Reftoration. 
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 Book I. A general account of the traduction of human 
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 Book 2. Of pagan theologie, both theogonic, phyfic, 
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 Vol. 2. Part 2. Of barbaric and Grecanic philofophie. 
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 Preface, &c. ...... Ff. 22 
 
 Book I. Oriental and Occidental barbaric philofophie i 
 Book 2. Ionic, chiefly the Italic or Pythagoric philo- 
 fophie 88 
 
 Book 3. Socratic and Platonic philofophie - 221 
 
 Book 4. Ariftotelic, Cynic, Stoic, Sceptic, and Epicurean 
 
 philofophie ------ 422 
 
 Vol. 3. Part 3. The vanity of pagan philofophie demon- 
 ftrated. Land. 1677. 
 
 Preface, &c. - Ff. 1 1 
 
 Book I. The vanitie of pagan philofophie, from its 
 
 caufes, parts, and properties. 
 Book 2. The vanitie of pagan philofophie in regard to 
 its eftiedts [idolatrie, antichrift, papal primitie, &c.] 98 
 
 GALE, Theophilus, M.A. {contlmecT). 
 Vol. 4. Part 4. Of reformed philofophie, wherein Plato's 
 moral and metaphyfie or prime philofophie is reduced to 
 an ufeful forme and method. Lend. 1677. 
 
 Preface, &c. Ff. 19 
 
 Book I. Of moral philofophie - - - i 
 
 Book 2. Of metaphyfie, or prime philofophie - 210 
 Vol. 5. 
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 demonftrated, both in the general, as alfo more par- 
 ticularly, as to the fubftrate matter, or entitative a£l 
 of fin, with a vindication of Calvinifts and others 
 from that blafphemous imputation of making God the 
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 bus ; 2, De minorum gentium philofophis, &c. 
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 GALE, Thomas, D.D., F.R.S. 
 
 Born at Scruton, Yorkfhire, 1636. Educated at Weft- 
 minfter School, whence he was elefted to Trinity College, 
 Cambridge, of which he became Fellow. Regius Pro- 
 feffor of the Greek Language 1666. Head Mafter of St. 
 Paul's School, London, 1672. Prebendary of St. Paul's 
 1676. Dean of York 1697. Died 1702. He was emi- 
 nently learned in the Greek language and antiquities. He 
 edited Hiftorlae Poeticae Scriptores, 1675, 8°.; Rhetores 
 Selefti, 1676, 4°. j Jamblichus, folio, 1678; Herodotus, 
 folio, 1679 ; Cicero, 2 vol. folio, 16S1-4, &c. 
 Opufcula mythologica, ethica et phyfica. Gr. et 
 
 Lat. 8°. Cantab. 1671 
 
 Palaephatus de incredibilibus hiftoriis, et fragmenta. 
 
 Heraclitus de incredibilibus. 
 
 Anonymus de incredibilibus. 
 
 Pornutus de natura deorum. 
 
 Salluftius philofophus de diis et mundo. 
 
 Ocellus Lucanus de univerfi natura. 
 
 Timaeus Locrus de anima mundi. 
 
 Demophili fimilitudines. 
 
 Democratis fententise. 
 
 Secundi fententiae. 
 
 Sexti Pythagori fententiae. 
 
 Theophrafti charadleres ethici. 
 
 Pythagoreorum fragmenta. 
 
 Heliodori Lariflasi capita opticorum. 
 
 Hiftoris Anghcana; fcriptores, &c. See Britifli 
 
 Hillorians. 
 Sermons preached upon feveral holydays, ob- 
 
 fervedin the Church of England. 8°. L. 1704 
 
 Eph. 2. 19. All Saints' day ... - i 
 
 Ifa. 7. 14. Chriftmas day - - - - 31 
 
 Luke, 2. 29. Candlemas day - - - - 63 
 
 John, 14. 26. Whitfunday . - - 97 
 
 Rev. 22. 9. All Saints' day - - - - 125 
 
 John, I. 14. Chriftmas day . - - 153 
 
 Luke, 2. 29. Candlemas day - - - '75 
 
 Col. 3. I. Eafter day ... - 179 
 
 John, 14. 16. Whit-Sunday - - - - 253 
 
 John, I. 14. Chriftmas day - - - 301 
 Rom. 8. 29. Eafter day .... 335 
 
 Ifa. 49. 6. Whit Sunday - - - - 369 
 
 Col. 2. 18. All faints' day - - - - 400 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, II. Chriftmas day- - - 439 
 
 Micah, 6. 8. Lent .... - 469
 
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 GALFRIDUS. See Geoffrey. 
 GALILEO GaUlei. 
 
 The celebrated aftronomer and mathematician. Born 
 1564, Died 1642. His works have been publiflied in 13 
 vol. 8°. at Milan, 1811. 
 
 Dialogus de fyftemate mundi. Sm. 8°. L. 1663 
 GALINDO. See Prudentius. 
 GALLA Placidia. 
 
 Epiftola. Cotelerii Monumenta, i. 62 
 
 GALL.EUS, or GALLE, Servatius. 
 
 A learned Dutch divine. Born at Rotterdam 1627. 
 Died 1709. 
 
 Differtationes de Sibyllis, earumque oraculis, cum 
 figuris aeneis. 4°. Atnft. 1688 
 
 GALL ANDIUS. See BibliothecaVeterumPatrum. 
 GALLATIN, Ezechiel. 
 
 A Proteftant divine. Paftor at Geneva. His Sermons are 
 interefting j the fentences are fliort and well conftrufted. 
 
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 35 
 
 Jean, 17. 17 - 
 
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 265 
 
 Rom. I. 20 
 
 129 
 
 Prov. 25. 6 - 
 
 - 291 
 
 Deut. 6. 10 - 
 
 - 161 
 
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 341 
 
 GALLAUDET, Thomas, Principal of the Con- 
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 GALLOWAY, John Cole, A.M., Vicar of 
 
 Hinckley, Leicefterfhire. 
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 Pfa. 97. I. The truth and comfort of a Deity - I 
 
 Luke, II. 2. The Lord's prayer. (3 ferm.) 23 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59, 60. The neceflity of refledlion and fearch- 
 
 ing into our own ways - - - - 93 
 
 John, 8. 36. The fervice of Chriftianity alone is perfedl 
 
 freedom - - - - - - 113 
 
 Pfa. 94. 9. The omniprefence of God - - 141 
 Pfa. 114. 3. The power and awful majefty of the Lord 
 
 our God .-.--. 163 
 
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 Lent 183 
 
 I Kings, 21. 29. Ahab ... - 207 
 
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 Job, 14. 14. The inftability of human affairs; and the 
 
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 I Theff. 3. 8. Vifit. 293 
 
 Prov. 24. 5. A wife man is ftrong - - 309 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. The unjuft fteward - - - 327 
 
 GALLAWAY, Wilham, A.M. 
 
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 GALLUS, Saint, the Abbot. 
 
 A native of Ireland, and a difciple of Columbanus, with 
 whom he went to France, and finally eftablifhed a cele- 
 brated monaftery in Helvetia. Flouriihed 630. 
 Sermo in confecratione Joannis epifcopi Conftan- 
 tienfis. Bibl. Max. Patr. 11, 1046; Bibl. 
 
 Patr. Gallandii, 12. 751 ; Canifius, i. 781 
 GALLUS, Antonius, Genuenfis. 
 Opufcula hiftorica de rebus geftis populi Genu- 
 enfis et de navigatione Columbi. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 23. 241 
 GALLI, S., Monafterii illuftrium virorum, Epi- 
 grammata feu hymni. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. v. 27. p. 507 
 GALTHERUS. 
 
 An ancient theologian. 
 Liber de Trinitate. Pez, Thefaur. II. P. ii. 53 
 GAME OLD, John. 
 
 A pious bifhop among the Unitas Fratrum, or Moravians. 
 Born at Haverfordweft, South Wales. Educated at Chrift- 
 church, Oxford. Became Vicar of Staunton Harcourt, Ox- 
 fordfhire, and afterwards joined the Moravians, and was 
 minifter of a congregation in London. Confecrated a bifhop 
 1754. Died 1771. 
 
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 Martyrdom of St. Ignatius, with fome account of St. 
 
 Ignatius and St. Polycarp ... - 49 
 
 Poems and hymns ----- 163 
 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Luke, 2. 10. Chriftianity tidings of joy - 193 
 
 Pfa. 114. 7. The reafonablenefs and extent of religious 
 
 reverence .-.--- 223 
 
 Letters 251 
 
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 ple known by the name of the Unitas Fra- 
 trum, from the year 1727 till thefe times, 
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 under mifreprefentation. [Anon.] Pp. xi. 34. 
 8°. Lond. 1754 
 
 The reprefentation of the Committee of the 
 Englilh congregations in union with the Mo- 
 ravian Church. Pp. 16. 8°. 1754 
 
 GAMMON, The Rev. John. 
 
 Chrift a Chriftian's life ; or, a praftical difcourfe 
 of a believer's life derived from Chrift and 
 refolved into Chrift, being the fubftance of 
 feveral fermons [on Phil. 1. 21]. Fifth edit. 
 12°. Lond. 1738 
 
 GANDY, Henry. 
 
 Old England; or, the government of England 
 proved to be monarchical and hereditary, by 
 the fundamental laws of England, and by the 
 authorities of lawyers, hiftorians, and divines. 
 [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1705 
 
 GANGANELLI [Pope Clement XIV]. 
 
 Born 1705. Cardinal 1759. Eleded to the papal chair 
 1769. He difcontinued reading the Bull in Ccena Domini, 
 and in 1773 figned the brief for the fuppreffion of the 
 Jefuits. Died 1775. A great part of the Letters published 
 under his name are falfely afcribed to him. 
 Interefting letters of Pope Clement XIV. (Gan- 
 
 ganelli), to which are prefixed anecdotes of
 
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 GANGANELLI {continued). 
 
 his life, &c., tranflated from the French. 4 vol. 
 
 12°. Lont^. 1777* 
 
 Prefervatif neceffaire a toutes les pcrfonnes qui 
 
 ont les lettres fauflement attribues au Pape 
 
 Clement XIV. Ganganelli. Pp. 64. Sm. 8°. 
 Deux-ponts, 1776 
 GANILH, Charles. 
 
 Born 1758; died 1836. A pradtical and ufeful writer 
 
 on political economy. He took an adtive fhare in the 
 
 revolution of the i8th Brumaire, and after the downfall of 
 
 Napoleon, became a member of the Chamber of Deputies. 
 
 An inquiry into the various fyftems of political 
 
 economy ; their advantages and difadvantages, 
 
 and the theory mofl favourable to the increafe 
 
 of national wealth. Tranflated from the French 
 
 by D. Boileau. 8°. Land. 1S12 
 
 GARBETT, James, M.A. 
 
 Archdeacon of Chichefter. 
 Chrill, as a prophet, prieft, and king. Being a 
 vindication of the Church of England from 
 theological novelties, in eight leftures, preached 
 at Canon Bampton's Lefture in the year 1 842. 
 2 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1842 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. 28. 19, 20. The Church and the commiflion i 
 Tit. I. 5. Chrift as high-prieft and facrifice - loi 
 Matt. 26. 26. Chrift as high-prieft and facrifice 229 
 Rom. 5. I. Juftification by faith - - 355 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Mark, 7. 13. Chrift as teacher and illuminator I 
 
 Murk, 7. 13. Scripture the inftrument of national edu- 
 cation - - - - - - -131 
 
 John, 18. 36. The kingdom of Chrift - 241 
 
 Matt. 28. 18. The kingdom of Chrift, and fummary of 
 the whole againft Rome - . - - 377 
 
 Gal. 4. 9, 10. Summary of the whole againft Tradlarian 
 theology ...--- 439 
 
 Parochial iermons. 2 vol. 8°. Lo;iJ. 1843-44 
 Vol. I. 1843. 
 2 Tim. 4. I, 2. Refponfibilities of paftor and flock 1 
 Gen. 28. 16, 17. The prefence of God in his congre- 
 gation. Epiphany. On opening a room for divine fer- 
 vice - - - - - - - 16 
 
 Pfa. 122. I. Public worfhip. (2 ferm.) - 35 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. God revealed to the pure in heart - 74 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. Family religion - - . 92 
 
 Hof. 4. 1-6. Religious education a national duty 118 
 Matt. 6. 10. The refponfibilities of a Chriftian nation. 
 
 Bef. Univ. Oxf. 145 
 
 Dan. 2. 35. The kingdom of Chrift. For the Society 
 for Building Churches - - - - 169 
 
 Rev. 7. 9. The communion of faints. All Saints' day 192 
 
 Luke, 2. 8. The fhepherds of Bethlehem. Chriftmas 
 
 day - - - - - - -212 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. Time and death. New Year's day 229 
 2 ThelT. I. 9. Baniihment from God's prefence 253 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The judgment-day. Eafter 270 
 
 Phil. 3. 21. The vilenefs of our earthly bodies 288 
 
 Gen. 8. 22. The harveft . - . . 305 
 
 1 John, 2. 3. Evil fpirits - - - . 323 
 
 2 Cor. 5. II. The terrors of the Lord - - 339 
 A£ts, 24. 25. Paul before Felix - - - 359 
 Afts, 24. 25. The danger of delaying repentance 384 
 John, I. 14. God manifeft in the flefli. Chriftmas day 
 
 403 
 
 John, I. 14. Chrift's glory in the flefh - 419 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. The neceffity of Chrift's refurredlion. 
 
 On Eafter day - - - - - - 435 
 
 I John 3. 1. The love of God to man - 456 
 
 GARBETT, Archdeacon {continued). 
 
 I John, 3. 2. Future glory of the faints - - 472 
 
 1 John, 3. 3. The Chrifijan's hope - - 489 
 Ads, 2. 4. The defcent of the Holy Ghoft. On Whit 
 
 Sunday 507 
 
 Vol. 2. 1844. 
 Ifa. 57. 15. The high and _lofty One that inhabiteth 
 
 eternity .--.--- i 
 
 Luke, II. 2. God our Father . - - 16 
 
 Luke, 21. 33. Heaven and earth ftiall pafs away 32 
 Heb. 10. 19. The blood of Chrift. Good Friday 50 
 Jer. 23. 6. Chrift our righteoufnefs . . 66 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Chrift's temptation - - . 84 
 
 Luke, 4. 4, 8, 12. The word of God - - loi 
 
 Luke, II. 21, 22. The ftrong man armed - 119 
 
 Luke, II. 21, 22. The ftrong man's armour - 136 
 Luke, II. 21, 22. The divifion of the fpoils 153 
 
 Heb. 3. 12. The evil heart of unbelief - 170 
 
 Rom. 8. 22. The creation groans for deliverance 187 
 Rom. 8. 23. The faints waiting for their redemption 202 
 Luke, 2. 10. The Saviour's coming - - 217 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. The feal of the Spirit - - 234 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 4. Chrift the image of God - - 251 
 I Cor. I. 4. Waiting for Chrift's coming - 271 
 I Cor. 13. I. Charity. Quinquagefima - - 289 
 Matt. 20. 6. The call of the gofpel - - 305 
 Matt. 22. II, 12, The marriage garment - 322 
 Mark, 10. 21. One thing lacking - - 341 
 Phil. 3. 20. Our converfation is in heaven - 360 
 Rom. 6. 23. Death the wages of fin - - 380 
 Rom. 6. 23. The gift of God eternal life - 397 
 Matt. 8. 12, 13. The children of the kingdom. (2 
 
 ferm.) ------ 413 
 
 Matt. 13. 37-39. Chrift the fower of the word 444 
 Chrift on earth, in heaven, and on the judgment- 
 feat. 2 vol. 12°. Land. 1847 
 
 VoL 1. 
 I Cor. 4. I, and Matt, 11. 10. Minifters the meflengers 
 
 ofChiift - - I 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. Chrift fpeaking in Holy Scripture 30 
 
 Matt. 21. 5. Chrift's advent as king - - 55 
 
 Luke, 2. I 5. Chrift the confecrator of infancy - 79 
 
 Matt. I. 21. Men raifed by Chrift above the angels 104 
 Matt. 2. 10. Chrift's manifeftation to the Gentiles 131 
 Luke, 9. 16. Chrift the nouriftier of the world 156 
 
 Jer. j. 22-24. Same fubjedt - - - - 179 
 
 Matt. 8. 26. Chrift the controller of the elements 206 
 Dan. 3. 16-18. The world's idolatry Chrift's enemy 230 
 Dan. 3. 24. Chrift prefent in the furnace - 256 
 
 Mark, 5. 43. Chrift the fountain of all healing 281 
 John, II. 33-35. Chrift weeping - - - 307 
 
 Luke, 7. 14, 15. Chrift honouring domeftic love in 
 railing the dead - - - - - 33a 
 
 John, 20. 21, 22. Chrift's Spirit the giver of grace 358 
 John, 20. 17. Chrift to be touched by faith - 382 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfa. 42. 2. God a perfon - - . . i 
 John, I. 26. Chrift the true baptifm - - 27 
 John, I. 29. Chrift the Lamb of God - - 53 
 Phil. I. II. The fruits of faith in Chrift - 80 
 Matt. 12. 20. Chrift vidlorious - - - 1 09 
 I Pet. 4. 7. The watchfulnefs of Chriftian faith 131 
 Matt. 24. 14. The gofpel of Chrift a witnefs 160 
 Matt. 24. 40, 41. The feparation of the judgment 186 
 Matt. 24. 40, 41, The reconftrudlion of fociety in hea- 
 ven 213 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. The intermediate ftate - 240 
 
 Adts, 17. 31. Judgment by the Son of man - 266 
 Rev. 20. 12. The book of judgment - - 291 
 
 Matt. 25. 31. The judgment-feat - - - 317 
 
 I Cor. 6. 1-3. Judgment by the faints - 345 
 
 Phil. 2. 9, 10. The exaltation of Chrift - - 370 
 
 Matt. 28. 18. The mediatorial kingdom of Chrift 395 
 iCor. 15. 28. God all in all - - - 4^9
 
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 GARBETT, Archdeacon (continued). 
 
 Dr. Pufey and the Univerfity of Oxford : a letter to the 
 Vice-Chancellor of the Univerfity of Oxford. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lomi. 1843 
 
 The fenfe, the mind, and the fpirit, a fermon for the Na- 
 tional Schools, on Prov. 3. 13-15. 8°. Land. 1844 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 23. 16, 17. The temple better than the 
 gold. 8°. Land. 1844 
 
 Sermon, Phil. i. 16. Is unauthorifed teaching always 
 fchifmatical ? Second edition. 8°. Land. 1844 
 
 The univerfity, the Church, and the New Teftament. 
 With remarks on Mr. Oakeley's and Mr. Grefley's pamph- 
 lets, A Letter to the Lord Bifhop of Chichefter. Pp. ix. 
 84. 8°. Land. 1845 
 
 Sermon, Afts, z. I— 4. The offices of the Holy Spirit. 
 [Whit-Sun.] 8°. Land. 1846 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 18. 8. Popery and infidelity in the laft 
 times. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lo/id. 1847 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 42. 2. Modern philofophical infidelity j or, 
 the perfonality of God. 8°. Land. 1849 
 
 The Church of England and the Church of Rome. A 
 charge delivered to the clergy of the archdeaconry of 
 Chichefter, Auguft 5, 1851, at the Primary Vifitation. 
 i-vi. Pp. 81. 8°. Land. 1851 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 21. 25, 26. The Church and the age. 
 [Diocefan Affociation.] 8^. Brighton, 1851 
 
 Diocefan fynods and convocation. A charge. Second edit. 
 8°. Land. 1852 
 
 Univerfity reform. A letter to the Rev. the Warden of 
 Wadham College, Oxford, Pp. xi. 36. 8°. Land. 1853 
 
 Other works : De Re Poetica Prasleftiones Academicae, 
 1846. De Re Critica Praeledliones Academicae, 1847, &c. 
 
 GARDEN of fpiritual flowers. Sm. 8". Z. 1612 
 
 GARDEN, Francis, M.A., Trin. Coll. Camb. 
 
 A vindication of the Scottifh Epifcopate, and 
 thofe adhering thereto, from the objeftions 
 alleged in a recent Report of a Deputation, &c. ; 
 with fome remarks on prevalent fchools among 
 us. Pp. V. 30. 8°. Edin. 1847 
 
 Difcourfes on heavenly knowledge and heavenly 
 love. 8°. Edin. 1848 
 
 I Cor. 13. 12, 13. Five fermons ... i 
 
 Col. 2. 2, 3. Heavenly knowledge - - 74 
 
 Prov. 14. 10. The fecrecy of each feparate foul 89 
 
 Leftures on the beatitudes, delivered during the 
 
 feafon of Lent [on Matt. 5. i-io], in St. 
 
 Paul's Epifcopal Chapel, Edinburgh. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1853 
 GARDINER, J. S. I., A.M. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 50. 14. [Thanfkfgiving.] 8°. 
 
 Bojfon, U.S. 1808 
 GARDINER, James, Bifhop of Lincoln. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 79. 9. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1695 
 Advice to the clergy of the diocefe of Lincoln. 
 
 In order to his primary viiitation. Pp. 35. 
 
 4°. Land. 1697 
 
 GARDINER, James, M.A., Sub-Dean of Line. 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 14. 19. The duty of peace 
 amongft the members of the fame ftate, civil 
 or ecclefiaftical, impartially laid down and re- 
 commended ; or. How a man fhould behave 
 himfelf as becomes a Chriitian, with refpeft 
 to High and Low-Church, Whig and Tory. 
 8°. Lond. 171 3 
 
 A praftical expoiition of our Saviour's Sermon on 
 the Mount. 8°. Lo^d. 1720 
 
 GARDINER, John, D.D., Reftor of Brailsford, 
 
 and Vicar of Shirley, Derbyfhire. 
 Sermons on various fubjedls, preached at the 
 
 Oftagon Chapel, Bath. 8°. BatJ^;, 1802 
 
 Nehem. 4. 14. The governments of France and Eng- 
 land contrafted. Faft day, April 19, 1793 - I 
 2 Tim. I. 10. The fuperiority of the gofpel evidence on 
 a future ftate. Advent I. (3 ferm.) - 43 
 Luke, 23. II. On ridicule in regard to religion 112 
 Rom. 6. 21. The prefent and future confequences of 
 fin - - - - . - -135 
 Phil. 3. 20. The heavenly life of the Chriftian 157 
 Pfa. 103. I, 2. Gratitude for fignal viftoriesand national 
 deliverances. Thankfgiving day, Nov. 29, 1798 179 
 
 1 John, 2. 23. The infufficiency of natural religion 213 
 Ifa. 66. 23. The Lord's fupper a means of advancing in 
 
 holinefs. Funeral ferm. - . - - 239 
 
 Luke, 21. 19. Patience in afflidlion - - 269 
 
 Rom. 12. II. The nature and neceffity of zeal. (3 fer.) 
 
 Lent I. Lord's fupper - - . - z^z 
 
 2 Sam. 16. II. Injuries from men confidered as pro- 
 ceeding from God . - . . 361 
 
 Prov. 2. 1-5. The difpofitions requifite for ftudying and 
 receiving the truth - - - - - 381 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 47. 6. [Fall.] 4°. Taunton, 1795 
 GARDNER, Laurence, M.A. 
 
 Preacher at the Female Orphans' Afylum, and at St. 
 George's, Hanover Square, London, and Redlor of the Se- 
 cond Portion of Weftbury, Salop. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 92. 13. Some modern principles 
 of education. [With an abftraft account of 
 the Female Orphans' Afylum, Lambeth.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 1 2 
 GARDNER, Stephen, Bifhop of Winchefter. 
 
 Born at Bury St. Edmonds 1483. Educated at Trinity 
 Hall, Cambridge. Became Secretary to Cardinal Wolfey, 
 and AmbafTador to the Pope refpedling King Henry's 
 divorce. Bifhop of Winchefter 1531. He acknowledged 
 the King's fupremacy, in defence of which he publifhed 
 De Vera Obedientia. Deprived in the reign of Edward VI. 
 Reftored by ^ueen Mary, and was made Chancellor of 
 England 1553. Died 1555. 
 An explication and affertion of the true Catholic 
 
 faith, touching the mod bleffed facrament of 
 
 the altar, with confutation of a book written 
 
 againft the fame. 
 
 Printed with Cranmer's Anfwer in Writings 
 and Difputations, Parker Society. 
 De vera obedientia, oratio, una cum prefatione 
 
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 De vera obedientia. Tranflated. See Bradford, 
 
 John (Memoirs of). 
 
 Biftiop Gardner had a confiderable fliare in drawing up 
 Neceffary Doftrine of a Chriftian Man, printed among the 
 Formularies of Faith. Other works : An Explication and 
 Affertion of the True Catholique Fayth, touching the mooft 
 Bleffed Sacrament of the Aulter, 16^. 1551. A Detection 
 of the Deuil'sSophiftrie, 8^. 1546. A Declaration of fuche 
 true Articles as George Joye hath gone about to confute 
 as falfe, 1546, &c. 
 
 GARDINER, Samuel. 
 
 A brief examination of the prefent Roman Ca- 
 tholic Faith contained in Pope Pius his New 
 Creed. Gibfon's Prefervative, 14. 242 
 
 GARDNER, WiUiam, D.D. 
 
 Redlor of St. Olave's, South wark. 
 
 Sermon, i Sam. 2. 35. The faithful paftor. 
 [Aft.] 8°. Oxf. 1745
 
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 GARMANNUS, J. T. 
 
 Diflertatio de pane lugentium. 
 
 Ugolinus, 33. 1083 
 GARNET, Henry. 
 
 Superior of the Jefuits in England. One of the con- 
 fpirators in the Gunpowder Plot. Born 1555. Executed 
 1606. 
 
 A true and perfeft relation of the whole pro- 
 ceedings againft the late moft barbarous traitors. 
 Garnet, a Jefuit, and his confederates. 4'^. 
 
 Land. 1606 
 GARNETT, John, D.D. 
 
 Became Fellow of Sidney Suflex College, Cambridge, 
 and Lady Margaret's Preacher. Bifhop of Ferns, 1752. 
 Tranflated to Clogher 1758. Died 1782. 
 Sermon, Gal. 6. 15. The new creation a ftate 
 of profelytifm. 4°. Lond. 1740 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 20. 19. [Affize.] 4°. 
 
 Ca?nb. 1 741 
 A diflertation on the Book of Job, its nature, ar- 
 gument, age, and author ; wherein the cele- 
 brated text, chap. 19. 25, is occalionally con- 
 fidered and difcuffed ; to which are added four 
 fermons. 4°. Lond. 1749 
 
 Differtation on Job . - - . - 1 
 
 Sermons : — 
 
 Job, I. 5. Public faft - - - - 313 
 
 Job, 42. 10. Reftoration of Charles II. - 329 
 
 2 Chron. 29. 20. Public faft - - - 343 
 
 James, 5. 11 - • - - - - 361 
 
 Dr. Garnett contends that the Book of Job is an alle- 
 gorical drama, defigned to reprefent the fall and reftoration 
 of a captive Jew fubfequent to the Babylonlfh captivity. 
 The author he fuppoies to have been Ezekiel. 
 Sermon, Luke, 15. 7. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. 
 Sch. in Ireland.] 4°. Dublin, 17^6 
 
 GARNHAM, R. E., Fellow of Trin. Coll. Camb. 
 
 Examination of a fermon preached before the Lord Mayor, 
 &c.. May 25, 1788, by the Rev. Richard Harrifon, 
 chaplain to his lordlliip. [Anon.] Pp. 56. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 89 
 
 A letter to the Right Rev. Lewis [Bagot], Lord Biftiop of 
 Norwich, requefting his lord/hip to name the prelate, to 
 whom he referred as " contending ftrenuoufly for the 
 excellence of our prefent authorifed tranflation of the 
 Bible." [Anon.] Pp. 18. 8°. Lond. 1789 
 
 GARNIER, Thomas, B.C.L. 
 
 Re£lor of Trinity Church, Marylebone. 
 Domeftic duties. A feries of fermons : preached 
 in Trinity Church, St. Marylebone. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1851 
 Eph. 6. 4. The duty of parents - - - i 
 
 Col. 3. 20. The duty of children - - 19 
 
 Eph. 6. 9. The duty of mafters - - - 41 
 
 Col. 3. 22-25. The duty of fervants - 61 
 
 Eph. 5. 25-27. The duty of huftiands - - 85 
 
 Eph. 5. 22-24. The duty of wives - - 105 
 
 GARNONS, John. 
 
 Curate and Ledurer of Allhallows, Barking, and London 
 
 Wall. Died about 1792. 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1793 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Matt. 22. 39. Benevolence - . - . j 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. Beneficence - - . - 13 
 
 John, 7. 24. On right judgment - - - 29 
 
 Prov. 22. 29. Induftry - . . - 45 
 
 Phil. 4. 2. Contentment " " " '" 59 
 
 I Pet. 5. 5. Humility _ - - . yj 
 
 GARNONS, John {continued). 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. New Year 
 Tit. 2. 6. New Year. To young men 
 Prov. 28. I. Guilt the caufe of fear 
 I Tim. 3. 16. The divinity of Chrift 
 Ifa. II. 10. The refurredtion of Chrift 
 Luke, 10. 25. Gofpel falvation 
 
 91 
 IC9 
 125 
 H3 
 157 
 171 
 
 Pfa. 119. 96. The imperfedirion of all fublunary good 
 
 185 
 Pfa. 119.96. On God's commandments - - 199 
 A<fts, 17. 31. The day of judgment - - 215 
 
 Job, 14. 14, Suicide - - - - - ^33 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The advantages of early piety 249 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Pfa. 107. I. Praifing God - - . . i 
 
 Rom. 14. 17. True religion - - - 15 
 
 Pfa. 73. 12. Profperity of the wicked - - 31 
 
 I Cor. 15. 58. The promife of eternal life to the right- 
 eous, no demerit of their obedience to the gofpel 47 
 John, 14. 6. Chrift our guide - - - 63 
 
 Micah, 6. 8. Union of religion and morality 81 
 
 Luke, 12.20,21. Inftability of wealth - 99 
 
 I Pet. 4. 16. Shame - - - - -119 
 
 John, 10. 16. Charafter of Chrift's ftieep - 135 
 
 I Cor. 7. 29. Danger and ill confequcnces of wafting 
 
 our time - - - - - -151 
 
 I John, 5. 7. On the Trinity - - - 165 
 
 Luke, 18. I. Parable of the importunate widow 185 
 Pfa. 32. 5. Confeflion of fin _ - . 203 
 
 Matt. 15. 8, 9. Morality a requifite qualification in the 
 worfliippers of God - - - - 217 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. Glorying in the crofs of Chrift - 229 
 
 Pfa. 147. 3. The fcience of phyfic - - 243 
 
 Ifa. I. 16-18. Repentance - - - - 259 
 
 GARRATT, Samuel, Minifter of Trinity Ch., 
 
 St. Giles-in-the-Fields. 
 Scripture fymbolifm; or. Tabernacle architecture. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 The fanftuaries. The brazen altar. The laver. The 
 
 candleftick. The table of Ihewbread. The golden 
 
 altar. The mercy-feat. 
 
 The dawn of life ; or. Scripture converlions. 
 
 Second edit. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Samuel, Manaffeh, Jofiah, Nicodemus, Zaccheus, the 
 
 reftored demoniac, the dying thief, the Ethiopian 
 
 eunuch, Saul of Tarfus, the converts of Philippi. 
 
 GARROW, D. W., D.D., Reftor of Eaft Barnet, 
 Herts. 
 
 Sermons: compriling various matters ofdodlrine 
 and praftice. 8°. Lond. 1820 
 
 Ecclef. 3. I, 2. The value and refult of time. Jan. I I 
 John, 8. 32. The liberty of Chriftians - - 23 
 
 John, 19. 30. The paffion of Chrift a complete fatisfac- 
 tion for fin . . _ _ _ ^j 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The duty of flicramental communion 63 
 Luke, 22.60, 61. The denial and repentance of St. Peter 
 
 81 
 
 I Cor. 15. 24-26. The viftoiy of Chrift - loi 
 
 Pfa. 8. 4. The condition of man as a fallen, a redeemed, 
 
 and an intelleftual being - _ . 125 
 
 Efther, 5. 13. The imperfedlion of temporal advantages 
 
 . ^+5 
 
 James, 4. 4. The hazards to which human life is ex- 
 pofed - - - - - - -163 
 
 I Cor. 13. I. Chriftian charity - - 183 
 
 Pfa. 103. 13. God's paternal regard for man - 205 
 Matt. 22. II. The wedding-garment - 223 
 
 Phil. 2. 6, 7. The divinity of Chrift - - 243 
 
 Rev. 2. 9, 10. The teftimony of martyrdom to the truth 
 of Chriftianity . _ . - - 27^ 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 21. The duty of acquiring religious know- 
 ledge and the confequent obligation - - 301 
 
 4 I
 
 izig 
 
 GARROW, D. W., D.D. {continued). 
 
 I Cor. 15. 31. The profpedl of a future ftate 323 
 
 John, 19. 26, 27. The exemplary death of Chrift 349 
 
 Job, 12. 7—10. The application of fcience for the purpofe 
 
 of reftoring the fufpended fundlions of life. Royal 
 
 Humane Society - - - - - 371 
 
 Ifa. 61. 6. The importance of the facerdotal office. 
 
 Feft. Sons of the Clergy - - - . 39^ 
 
 1 Kings, 10. 9. The duty of obedience to the laws. Affize 
 
 425 
 
 GARWOOD, John, M.A. 
 
 Is the Bible of divine authority } A lefture de- 
 livered in the Mechanics' Inftitution, South- 
 ampton Buildings, Jan. 30, 1840. 8°. 
 
 LoKi^. 1840 
 
 GARZONI, John. 
 
 A learned phyfician. Born at Bologna 1419. Died 1506. 
 De dignitate urbis Bononiae commentarius. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 21. 11 09 
 GARZONI, Thomas. 
 
 A learned writer. Born at Bagnacavallo, near Ferrara, 
 1549. He was a regular canon Lateran. Died 1589. 
 
 La piazza univerfale di tutte le profeffioni del 
 mondo. Con 1' aggiunta di alcune belliffime 
 annotationi a Difcorfo per Difcorfo. 4°. 
 
 Ik Venetia, 1665 
 
 GASKARTH, John, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, and Vicar of All 
 Saints, Barking. 
 
 Sermon, Eph. 2. i. A defcription of the unre- 
 generate and the truly Chriftian temper or 
 ftate. [Commencement.] 4°. Camb. 1700 
 
 Texts examined which are cited concerning 
 fatisfa6lions. Gibfon's Prefervative, 10.264 
 
 GASKIN, George, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 4. 1. The Chriftian miniftry. 
 [Ordination.] 8°. Lond. 1821 
 
 GASKIN, John, A.M. 
 
 Incumbent of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Kings- 
 wood Hill, Briftol. 
 
 Doftrinal and praftical fermons, on mifcellaneous 
 fubjeds. 8°. Briftol, 1844 
 
 Deut. 29. 29. The things revealed - - i 
 
 Pla. 46. 10. Acquiefcence in the divine will 27 
 
 John, 3. 16. The fource and means of falvation 52 
 Pfa. 126. I, 2. The captivity of the natural man, and 
 the emotions which his deliverance calls forth 78 
 
 Pfa. 49. 8. Preciouihefs of redemption - 104 
 
 I Cor. 3. II. The alone foundation - - 131 
 
 Pfa. 100. 5. The divine goodnefs exemplified 157 
 
 1 John, 3. 3. The nature, objedl, and influence of 
 Chriftian hope - - . _ _ 185 
 
 Ifa. I. 1 8. Divine expoftulation - - - 213 
 
 Prov. 3. 12. Solomon's defe^ion and recovery 243 
 
 Matt. 25. 40. Chriftian fympathy - - 270 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 23. The believer's comfort under bereave- 
 ment ---_-__ 294 
 
 I Pet. I. 4, 5. The faint's future inheritance 321 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20. The refurre^ion - - 345 
 
 Rev. 7. 9, 10. The great multitude before the throne 373 
 Jer. 9. 3. Valour for tiie truth - . - 398 
 
 Note to fermon 12 - - - - - 427 
 
 GASPINE, J. 
 
 Sermon on Luke, 12. 32. Farewell Ser. 348 
 GASSENDI, Peter. 
 
 Born 1592, at Digne, in Provence. Died 1655. Cele- 
 brated efpccially as a metaphyfician and a natural philofo- 
 
 GASSENDI, Peter {continued). 
 
 pher. He endeavoured to revive the dodtrines of Epicurus, 
 and was one of the ftrongeft opponents of Defcartes. Gas- 
 fendi's influence was moft powerful. He was acquainted 
 with Hobbcs, Campanella, La Mothe-le-Vayer, Gabriel 
 Naude, Diodati, and reckoned amongft his difciples Moliere 
 and Bernier. His houfe was the rallying point of all the 
 Free-thinkers of the feventeenth century. Amongft his 
 numerous works, the moft important is the Syntagma 
 Philolophiae Epicuri, Lyons, 1649. The whole were pub- 
 liflied in 6 vol. folio, Leyden, 1658. 
 
 Difquifitio metaphyfica, feu dubitationes et in- 
 ftantiae adverfus Cartefii metaphyiicam, et re- 
 fponfa. 4°. Amft. 1644 
 
 GASTRELL, Francis, D.D., Bp. of Chefter. 
 
 A diftinguiflied divine. Born at Slapton, Northampton- 
 fliire, 1662. Educated at Weftminfter School, and thence 
 elefted to Chrift Church, Oxford, 1680. Preacher to 
 Lincoln's Inn, 1694. Canon of Chrift Church, Oxford, 
 1702. Biftiop of chefter 1714. Died 1725. 
 
 The certainty and neceffity of religion in general ; 
 or, the firft grounds and principles of human 
 duty eftablifhed : in eight fermons, preached 
 at the ledlure for the year 1697 founded by 
 the Hon. Robert Boyle, [on Heb. 1 1. 6]. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1697 
 
 The certainty of the Chriftian revelation and the 
 neceffity of believing it, eftablifhed. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1699 
 
 The Chriftian inftirutes ; or, the fmcere Word of 
 God : being the whole faith and duty of a 
 Chriftian in the words of Scripture. 8°. 
 
 Lond, 1707 
 
 Third edition, corrected and improved. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1 71 7 
 
 Inftitutiones Chriftianx, Jeu fincerum Dei ver- 
 bum, ex fcriptis utriufque Teftamenti et ipfis 
 SS. verbis traditas. 12°. Lond. 1718 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 46. 1-3. [Faft for bleffing in war ; 
 and humbling on account of the dreadful tem- 
 peft.] 4°. Lond. 1704 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 147. 12, 13. The religious educa- ■ 
 tion of poor children recommended. [Anniv. 9 
 Ch. Sch. L. and W.] 8°. Lond. ijoj I 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 14. 18. 4°. Lond. 1712 
 
 The principles of Deifm truly reprefented and 
 fet in a clear light. In two dialogues upon 
 Chriftian revelation, and natural religion. 
 Second edition, correfted. [Anon.] Pp.127. 
 8°. Lond. 1709 _ 
 
 Another. Alfo called fecond edition. Pp.80. 8°. ■ 
 
 Lond. 1722 
 
 Confiderations on the Trinity. 
 
 Enchiridion Theologicum, 3 
 
 GASTRELL, Peregrine, LL.D. 
 
 An enquiry into the exercife of fome parts of 
 ecclefiaftical jurifdiftion : in three letters to 
 the Right Rev. Father in God, Samuel [Pep- 
 loe^. Lord Bp. of Chefter. With a preface, 
 by his chancellor. To which is added. An 
 Appendix, i-vii. Pp. 71. 8°. Lond. 1747
 
 IZ22 
 
 GATARIS, Andreas de. 
 
 ChroniconPatavinum, Italica lingua confcriptum, 
 ab anno 131 1 ufque ad annum 1406. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 17. i 
 GATAKER, Charles. 
 
 Son of Thomas Gataker. Born at Rotherhithe 1 614. 
 Educated at St. Paul's School and at Sidney College, Cam- 
 bridge, whence he went to Pembroke College, Oxford. 
 Reftor of Hoggefton, in the county of Bucks, about 1647, 
 where he continued until his death in 1680. 
 The way of truth and peace ; or, a reconciliation 
 
 of the holy apoftles, S. Paul and 'S. James, 
 
 concerning juftification. See Gataker, T. 
 
 Antidote 
 
 Other works : An Anfwer to Five captious Queftions 
 propounded by a Faftor for the Papacy, 4°. Lond. 1673. 
 The Papifts'Baitj or, their ufual Method of gaining Pros- 
 elytes Anfwered, 4°. Lond. 1674. Ichnographia Doc- 
 trinae de Juftificatione, fecundum typum in monte, 4°. 
 Lond. 1681, &c. 
 
 GATAKER, Thomas, B.D. 
 
 Born in London 1574. Entered St. John's College, 
 Cambridge, at fixteen. Preacher of Lincoln's Inn 1601. 
 Reftor of Rotherhithe 161 1. Died 1654. He was one 
 of the moft learned divines of his time, and celebrated by 
 Salmafius, Colomies, and others, as having no fuperior as a 
 critic. He fubfcribed the Covenant, but declared in favour 
 of Epifcopacy, and during the Commonwealth preferred 
 the Prelbyterians to the Independents. In the Affembly's 
 Annotations, he wrote on the Books of Ilaiah, Jeremiah, 
 and Lamentations, fo admirably that Calamy has obferved 
 that no commentator, ancient or modern, is entitled to 
 higher praife. 
 
 Of the nature and ufe of lots; a treatile hiftori- 
 call and theologicall. 4°. Lond. 1619 
 
 The fpiritual watch, or Chrift's general watch- 
 word. A meditation on Mark, 13.17. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 6 19 
 Certaine fermons firft preached and after pub- 
 lifhed at feverall times, and now gathered to- 
 gether into one volume. Fol. Lond. 1637 
 
 Part I. 
 
 Pfa. xxxiv. II. David's inftruftor - . . i 
 
 Matt. vi. 33. The Chriftian's man's care - 27 
 
 Mark, xiii. 37. The fpiritual watch - - 61 
 1 Tim. vi. 6. True contentment in the gain of godlinefs 
 
 127 
 
 Pfa, xcvii. II. The joy of the juft - - 175 
 
 Gen. xxxii. 10. Jacob's thankfulnefs, &c, - 257 
 
 Pfa. xiii. I. David's remembrancer - - 311 
 
 Part 2. 
 
 Noah's obedience. Heb. xi. 7 - - - i 
 
 England's deliverance from the Spanifli invafion. Pfa. 
 
 xlviii. 7, 8 - 29 
 
 Sorrow for Sion. Amos, vi. 6 - - - 47 
 
 God's parley with princes. Pfa. Ixxxii. 6, 7, 8 71 
 
 A marriage prayer. Gen. xxiv. 12, 13, 14 - iig 
 
 wife God's gift. Prov. 19. 14 - - 135 
 
 A wife in deed. Prov. 18. 22 
 Marriage duties. Col. 3. 18 - 
 Death's advantage. Phil. 1.23 - 
 Benefit of a good name. Ecclef. 7.1 
 Abraham's deceafe. Gen. 25. 8 - 
 Jeroboam's fon's deceafe. i Kings, 14. 19 
 Chriftian conftancy crowned. Apoc. 2. 10 
 
 147 
 18s 
 217 
 237 
 263 
 291 
 317 
 
 To the copy noijo collated is annexed, at the beginning, a 
 Jermon, nv'ith title-page dated 1638, entitled. 
 Saint Steven's laft will and teftament. A6ls, 7. 59. 
 This Jermon is not mentioned in the contents. 
 
 God's eye on his Ifrael ; or, a pafTage of Balaam, 
 
 GATAKER, Thomas, B.D. {continued). 
 
 out of Numb. 23. 21. Containing matter very 
 feafonable and fui table to the times ; ex- 
 pounded and cleared from Antinomian abufc ; 
 with application to the prefent eftate of things 
 with us. 4°. Lond. 1645 
 
 An antidote againft crrour, concerning juftifica- 
 tion, or the true notion of juftification, and oi 
 juftifying faith, cleared by the light of Scrip- 
 ture, and folid reafon, from feveral miftakes of 
 the words : which mifapprehenftons prove the 
 feeds of dangerous errours ; in a difcourfe on 
 Rom. 3. 28. To which is added. The way 
 of truth and peace ; or, a reconciliation of the 
 holy apoftles, S. Paul and S. James, concerning 
 juftification. By Charles Gataker. 4°. L. i6~o 
 Opera critica. Folio. T'raJ. 1698 
 
 H. Witfii prffifatio - - - - - Ff. 2 
 
 De novi inftrumenti ftylo differtatio ; qua viri doftilTimi 
 
 Sebaftiani Pfochenii de lingua Graces Novi Tefta- 
 
 menti puritate, &c. Diatribe ad examen, revocatur i 
 
 Cinnus, five adverfaria mifcellanea - - 160 
 
 Adverfaria mifcellanea pofthuma, in quibus S. Scripturas 
 
 primo, deinde aliorum fcriptorum locis aliquam multis 
 
 lux redditur. Edente C. T. Gatakero filio, adjicitur 
 
 autoris vita propria manu fcripta - - - 392 
 
 Indices ------- 925 
 
 Marci Anlonini imperatoris de rebus fuis, five de eis quae 
 ad fe pertinere cenfebat, libri xii. locis haud paucis 
 repurgati, fuppleti, reftituti ; verfione infupcr Latina 
 nova ; ledtionibus item variis, locifque parallelis ad 
 marginem adjedlis ; ac commentario perpetuo, expli- 
 cati atque illuftrati. Adduntur etiam Merici Cafau- 
 boni in M. Ant. notje. [Gr. et Lat.] Ff. 19 and 
 Pp. 1-432 
 Indices. 
 Opufcula philologica, five diflertationes tres : 
 
 De diphthongis, five bivocalibus - - - i 
 
 De nomine tetragrammato Jehovah - 23 
 
 De baptifmatis infantilis vi et efficacia difputatio 80 
 Indices. 
 
 De novi inftrumenti ftylo difTertatio. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1648 
 Preliminary difcourfe to Antoninus on the philo- 
 fophy of the Stoics, tranflated. See Anto- 
 ninus. 
 The duty of watchfulnefs. 
 
 Tradls of Angl. Path. 4. iio 
 GATHERCOLE, M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Chatteris, Cambridgefhire. 
 
 Letters to a Diflenting minifter, with the author's 
 reafons for conforming to the Church of Eng- 
 land. Fourth edit. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 GATTON, Benjamin. 
 
 Vicar of Dinton, Buckinghamfliire. 
 
 Eighteen fermons on feveral occafions. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1732 
 Rom. 13. I. 7 fer, (i) ; Afts, 12. 11. 2 fer, (139); 
 Adts, 5. 12, 3 fer. (173)5 Mai. 3. i. 3 fer. (239); 
 Ifa. 7. 14. 2 fer. (297) ; 2 Cor. 6. 8 (345). 
 
 GATTY, Alfred, M.A., Vicar of Ecclesfield. 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 1 2°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1847. Second edition. 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. The value of divine ordinances 7 
 
 I Cor. I. 7. The advent of Chrift - - - 23 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14. The birth of our Lord - 33 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The new year - - - - 46
 
 1223 
 
 1224 
 
 CATTY, Alfred, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 13. 47, 48. The Epiphany of our Lord 
 John, 3. 5. The new birth 
 Matt. 16. 18. The Church of Chrift 
 I Sam. 13. 14. The charafter of David 
 Luke, 2. 48. The danger of careleflnefs - 
 Matt. 6. 16-18. The fall of Lent 
 Luke, 4. 6. The dominion of Satan 
 Heb. 12. 17. The dodlrine of repentance 
 Matt. 27. 17-19. Abuie of confcience - 
 John, 19. 30. The crucifixion of our Lord - 
 John, 20. 14. The refurre<flion of our Lord 
 Luke, 5. II. Imitation of the apoftles 
 Adls, I. II. The afcenfion of our Lord - 
 Rev. 3. 15, 16. Lukewarmnefs in religion 
 
 60 
 74- 
 87 
 
 105 
 121 
 
 138 
 152 
 168 
 180 
 192 
 205 
 219 
 238 
 250 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. How to convert Mammon into the true 
 riches ..-.-.. 264 
 Rom. 12. 19. Vengeance belongeth unto God 278 
 
 Luke, I. 78. The mercy of God - - 293 
 
 Rom. 13. 9. Brotherly love - - - - 307 
 
 Mark, 13. 35-37. The duty of watchfulnefs 320 
 
 Luke, 15. 29, 30. Character of the prodigal's elder 
 brother ..-.-- 334 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 22. Death in Adam — life in Chrift 346 
 James, l. 27. Pure and undefiled religion - 359 
 Exod. 9. 12. Pharaoh's heart hardened - 372 
 
 2 Kings, 10. 16. Religious zeal - - - 392 
 John, 8. II. The duty of forgiving - - 404 
 Ifa. 45. 15. God is hidden from the finner - 417 
 2 Tim. 2. 2. The duty of explicit teaching. Archdea- 
 con's vifitation - - - - - 433 
 
 Vol. 2. 1848. 
 
 1 Cor. 7, 3 1. The trunfitorinefs of life - - I 
 
 2 Chron. 34. 3. Early piety ... 14 
 Matt. 22. II, 12. The wedding garment - 26 
 Luke, 21. 1-4. Almfgiving a facrifice - 41 
 Dan. 6. 10, II. The man of prayer - - 55 
 Heb. 13. 8, 9. The unchangeablenefs of Chrift 73 
 Luke, 10. 29 - - - - - - 88 
 
 Pfa. 30. 5. Sorrow is fhort - - - - loi 
 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The one thing needful - 114 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. God and Mammon - - - 129 
 
 Ezek. 37. 3. The refurre£tion of the body - 142 
 
 Heb. II. 16. The better country - - - 157 
 
 Luke, 18. 10. The Pharifee and Publican - 170 
 
 Ifa. 57. I. Inconfideratenefs about death - - 185 
 
 John, 5. 40. The life of the foul - - 199 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15. Firft duty of parents - 212 
 
 Afts, 8. 17. Confirmation - - . 226 
 
 Matt. 26. 26-28. The Eucharift - - - 240 
 
 Lam. I. 12. The crofs of Chrift - - 258 
 
 Luke, 24. 2. The ftone of the fepulchre - - 272 
 
 Matt. 8. 10. The centurion's faith - - 286 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Faith, hope, and charity - - 300 
 John, 5. 7. The pool of Bethefda - - 312 
 
 I Kings, 19. 9, 10. The omniprefence of God 326 
 
 Afts, 9. 31. Spiritual comfort - . - 33^ 
 
 John, 6. 70. The fon of perdition - - 355 
 
 Afts, 12. 8. The chain of our fins - - - 369 
 
 John, II. 25, 26. Chrift the refurredlion and the life 382 
 Matt. 5. 23, 24. The gift on the altar - 395 
 
 Rom. 13. 11-14. The value of time - - 406 
 
 Matt. 21. 37. God's laft remonftrance with finners 419 
 
 GAUDEN, John, D.D., Bifhop of Exeter. 
 
 Born at Mayfield, Eflex, 1605. Educated at St. John's 
 College, Cambridge. Obtained the Redtory of Brightwell, 
 Berkfhire, and the Deanery of Bocking. Biftiop of Exeter 
 1660. Tranflated to Worcefter 1662. Died in the fame 
 year. He was a man of great talents, which he improved 
 by unwearied labour j but too ambitious. Having been in- 
 trufted with the publication of the Eicon Bafilike, written 
 by King Charles L, fome have attributed the authorihip to 
 Gauden. 
 
 Three fermons preached upon feverall publikc 
 
 GAUDEN, Bi/hop {continued). 
 
 occafions. [On Heb, 12. 14; Zech. 8. 16; 
 and Eph. 4. 23. Adl. ferm.] 4°. Land. 1642 
 
 Hierafpiftes ; a defence by way of apology for 
 the miniftry and minifters of the Church of 
 England ; humbly prefented to the confciences 
 of all thofe that excel in virtue. 4°. L. 1653 
 
 Confiderations touching the liturgy of the Church 
 of England in reference to his Majeily's late 
 gracious declaration, in order to an happy 
 union in Church and State. 4°. Land. 1661 
 
 A fcrmon preached in the Temple Church at 
 the funeral ofBp. Brownrig. [On 2 Kings, 
 2. 12.] With an account of his life and 
 death. Sm. 8°. Land. 1660 
 
 Ecclefias Anglicanae fufpiria ; the tears, fighs, 
 complaints, and prayers of the Church of 
 England, in four books. Folio. Lond. 1659* 
 Other works: Anti Baal Berith, 4°. 1661 ; Analyfis of 
 
 the Covenant, 4°. 1660. '&c. 
 
 GAUDENTIUS Brixiensis. 
 
 Saint Gaudentius, bifhop of Brefcia, lived about the end 
 of the fourth, and the beginning of the fifth century. 
 Died, according to fome, 410 ; others, 427. 
 
 In varia Scripture loca traftatus. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 5. 942 
 In Exodo, nodle vigiliarum, de pafchaj obferva- 
 
 tione. 
 De leftione evangelii. 
 De paralytico. 
 
 De eo. Nunc judicium eft hujus mundi. 
 De natali Domini. 
 De promiffione Paracleti. 
 De Machabcis martyribus. 
 Tradlatus, Die ordinationis, &c. 
 Tradtatus, Exceptus die dedicationis bafilica: con- 
 
 cilii fanftorum. 
 De villico iniquitatis. 
 De eo. Quia Pater major me eft. 
 
 Grynajus, Lat. page 1793 
 GAUDERICUS. 
 Epiftola in vitam S. dementis Paps. 
 
 Mufeum Italicum, i. 78 
 GAUFRIDUS. 
 
 Sacriftan of Coldingham, in Scotland. Flourifhed 1214. 
 He wrote the hiftory of the church of Durham. 
 
 See Wharton, Anglia Sacra, i. 689 
 
 GAUFRIDUS, Abbas. 
 
 Declamationes de coUoquio Simonis cum Jefu, 
 ex S. Bernardo. 
 
 S. Bernardi Opera, 2 Pars i. 593 
 
 GAUFREDUS, Monachus. 
 
 Rerum geftarum a Roberto Guifcardo. 
 
 Carufii Bibl. Hift. i 
 
 GAULE, John. 
 
 Praftique theories ; or, votive fpeculations upon 
 Abraham's entertainment of the three angels, 
 Sarah and Hagar, Ifaac and Rebekah, John 
 Baptift's nativity and decollation, Peter's call- 
 ing, confcffion, denyal and repentance, Saul's 
 crucltv and Paul's convcrfion ; A defiance to
 
 1225 
 
 1226 
 
 GAULE, John {continued). 
 
 Death, being the funebrious commemoration 
 of Vifcount Camden, 24". Land. 1630 
 
 GAULTIER, James. 
 
 A Jcluit. Died 1636, aged feventy-three. 
 
 Table chronographique de I'cilat du Chrillian- 
 ifme, depuis la naiffance de Jefus Chrill, jufques 
 a I'annee 1625 ; contenant en douze colomnes 
 les papes et antipapes, les conciles et patri- 
 arches, les efcrivains facrez et autres fainftes 
 et illuilres perfonnages, les empereurs, et roys, 
 les autheurs profanes, les heretiques et les 
 evenemens remarquables de chafque fiecle, 
 &c. Folio. Lyon, 1626 
 
 GAULTIER, Abbe. 
 
 A method of making abridgments; or eafy and 
 certain rules for analyfing authors. 2 parts. 
 4°. Land. 1 800-1 
 
 GAUME, Abbe J. 
 
 Vicar-general of Nevers. 
 Manuel des confeffeurs compofe — 
 
 1. Du pretre fanftifie par radminiftration charitable et 
 difcrete du facrement des penitence. 
 
 2. De la pratique des confeffeurs de S. Liguori. 
 
 3. Des avertiffements aux confeffeurs et du traite de la 
 confeflion generale du B. Leonard de Port Maurice. 
 
 4. Des inftruftions de Saint Charles aux confeffeurs. 
 
 5. Des avis de S. Francois de Sales aux confeffeurs. 
 
 6. Des confeils de S. Philippe de Neri. 
 
 7. Des avis de S. Francois Xavier aux confeffeurs. 
 Sixieme edition. 8°. Par. 1845 
 
 GAUNTLETT, Henry, Vicar of Olney. 
 
 An expofition of the Book of Revelation, being 
 
 the fubflance of forty-four difcourfes. Second 
 
 edition. Royal 8°. Land. 1821 
 
 GAUSSEN, L. 
 Theopneuflia : the plenary infpiration of the 
 
 Holy Scriptures. From the French. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1 841 
 Geneva and Rome ; Rome papal as pourtrayed 
 
 in prophecy and hiftory. 1 8°. Lond. 1 844 
 GAUTIER, M. 
 
 Life of Pyrrhus. See Pyrrhus. 
 GAVANTI, Bartholomew. 
 
 Born at Monza. Died at Milan 1638. He was Gene- 
 ral of the Barnabites, and Confulter of the Congregation of 
 Rites. 
 
 Thefaurus facrorum rituum, cum novis obferva- 
 tionibus et additionibus Cajetani-Marias Me- 
 rati, editio noviffima locupletior. 3 vol. Folio. 
 
 Venet. 1769 
 
 Vol. I, Commentaria in rubricas Miffalis Romani. 
 
 Vol. z. Commentaria in rubricas Breviarii Romani. 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Praxis dioecefanae fynodi. 
 
 Praxis vifitationis epifcopalis. 
 
 Manuale epifcoporum pro decretis in vifitatlone et fynodo, 
 de quacumque re condendis. 
 
 A valuable work, not only for its learning and refearch, 
 but for its developement of the fpiritual meaning of the 
 various ceremonies. The obfervations of Merati are exaft, 
 folid, and luminous. 
 
 GAVIN, D. Antonio. 
 
 A mafter-kcy to Popery. 3 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1729-26 
 
 GAVIN, D. Antonio [continued). 
 
 Vol. I, Third edition, corrected, 1729. 
 A difcovery of the fccret pradlices in auricular confeflion. 
 A true copy of the Pope's yearly bull of indulgences. 
 An account of their maffcs, the inquifitors, images, re- 
 licks, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1726. 
 The lives and tranfaftions of feveral bifhops of Rome. 
 Lives and intrigues of feveral pricfts and fryers. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1726. 
 The damages which the mafs caufeth. 
 A catalogue of miracles by the confecrated wafer. 
 The miracles of many living perfons. 
 The revelations of three nuns. 
 Life of the good primate of Aragon. 
 
 GAZA, Theodore. 
 
 A very eminent promoter of the revival of learning in 
 Europe. Born at Thcffalonica 1398. Became Profeffor 
 of Greek at Sienna, and at Ferrara. Died at Rome 1478. 
 His works are numerous, chiefly confifting of tranflations 
 from the claffics. 
 De origine Turcorum. Byzantine Hiftories, 2 1 
 
 GAZ.EUS, Angelinus. 
 
 Born 1568. His Pia Hilaria is elegantly written. 
 
 Pia Hilaria. [Poemata.] 12°. Lond. 1657 
 
 GAZ.ffiUS. See ^NEAS ; alfo Commodianus. 
 
 GAZATA, Sagax et Petrus. 
 
 Chronicon Regienfe ab anno 1272 ufque ad an- 
 num 1388. Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 18. i 
 
 GAZOPHYLACIUM Anglicanum : containing 
 the derivation of Englifli words, proper and 
 common. 8°. Lond. 1689 
 
 GEARE, E,, Curate of Stamford-in-the-Vale, 
 Berks. 
 
 The parents' complaint ; or, " They w^on't be 
 ruled by us." Pp.16. 12°. Lond. \%\% 
 
 GEBEHARDUS, S., Conftantienfis epifcopus. 
 
 Flourished 151 1. 
 De vita S. Gebehardi Conftantienfis epifcopi per 
 Fehcem Manilium. Canifms, 4 
 
 GEBELIN, Anthony Court de. 
 
 An eminent Proteftant writer, and one of the moft 
 learned men of his time. Born at Laufanne 1727. Died 
 
 1784- ^ , , , 
 
 Monde primitif analyfe et compare avec le monde 
 
 moderne, confidere dans fon genie allegorique 
 et dans les allegories aux quelles conduilit ce 
 genie. Nouvelle ed. 9 vol. 4°. P^^r. 1777-82 
 
 Vol. I. 1777. 
 Plan general et raifonne. 
 
 Allegories Orientales, ou le fragment de Sanchoniaton, 
 qui contient I'hiftoire de Saturne, fuivie de celles de 
 Mercure et d'Hercule, et de fes douze ti-avaux. 
 Le genie allegorique et fymbolique de I'antiquite. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1778. 
 Grammaire univerfelle et comparative. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1781. 
 Origine du langage et de I'ecriture j avec un reponfe a 
 une critique anonyme. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1776. 
 L'hiftoire civile, religieufe et allegorique du Calendricr 
 ou Almanach. 
 
 Vol. 5. 1778. 
 Diftionnaire etymologique de la langue Franjoife. 
 
 Vol. 6. 1779. 
 Di(£lionnaire etymologique de la langue Latine. Avec 
 difcours preliminaire iur les origines Latines. Partie 
 I. A— F.
 
 1227 
 
 1228 
 
 GEBELIN, Anthony Court de [continued). 
 Vol. 7. 1780. 
 Didl. de la langue Lat. Partie 2. G — Z. 
 
 Vol. 8. 1781. 
 Vue generale du monde primitif. 
 Eflai d'hiftoire Orientale. 
 
 Des fymboles, des armoires, et du blafon des anciens. 
 Des noms de families. 
 Bouclier d'Achille. 
 Du jeu des Tarots. 
 Des fept rois adminiftrateurs. 
 Sur I'interpretation des fables. 
 Vues fur la langue Suedois. 
 Effai fur les langues d'Amerique. 
 
 Vol. 9. 1782. 
 Didtlonnaire etymologique de la langue Grecque, avec 
 difcours fur les origines Grecques. 
 
 GED^US, H. B. 
 
 Differtatio de inftrumento circumcifionis, a Zip- 
 pora, et Jofua, adhibito. Ugolinus, 22. 1149 
 GEDDES, Alexander, LL.D. 
 
 A Roman Catholic divine. Born at Ruthven, in Scot- 
 land, 1737. Studied at the Scotch College, Paris. Offi- 
 ciated as a prieft in the north of Scotland 1764. Removed 
 to London 1780; and obtained the patronage of Lord 
 Petre, who engaged to allow him a falary of 200/. an- 
 nually, in order that he might purfue his objeifl of trans- 
 lating the Bible. On the publication of his firft volume 
 he was fufpended from all ecclefiaftical fundtions. Died 
 1802. He was a man of extenfive learning, but vain. His 
 tranflation of the Scriptures, and critical remarks, are full of 
 infidelity, yet they contain manyufeful philological criticifms. 
 The Holy Bible, or the books accounted facred 
 by Jews and Chriftians, faithfully tranflated 
 from correfted texts of the originals. With 
 various readings, explanatory notes, and cri- 
 tical remarks. 2 vol. 4°. Lon^. 1792-97 
 Vol. I. 1792. Gen.-Jo/hua. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1797. Judges, Sam., Kings, Chron., Ruth, 
 Prayer of Manaffes. 
 
 All that has been publiflied. 
 Critical remarks on the Hebrew Scriptures, cor- 
 refponding with a new tranflation of the Bible. 
 Vol. I. Containing remarks on the Penta- 
 teuch. 4°. Land. 1800 
 
 All publiflied. 
 
 Profpedlus of a new tranflation of the Holy Bible, from 
 correfted texts of the originals, compared with the an- 
 cient verfions. With various readings, explanatory notes, 
 and critical obfervations. 4°. Glajg. 1786 
 
 A letter to the Lord Bifliop of London [Lowth], contain- 
 ing queries, doubts, and difficulties, relative to a vernacu- 
 lar verfion of the Holy Scriptures j being an appendix 
 to a profpeftus of a new tranflation of the Bible. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1787 
 
 Dr. Geddes's general anfwer to the queries, counfels, and 
 criticifms, that have been communicated to him fince 
 the publication of his Propofals for printing a New Trans- 
 lation of the Bible. 4°. Land. 1 790 
 
 Doftor Geddes's addrefs to the public on the publication of 
 the firft volume of his New Tranflation of the Bible. 4°. 
 
 Lend. 1793 
 
 Letter from the Rev. Alexander Geddes, LL.D., to the 
 Right Rev. John Douglas, bifliop of Centuriae, and 
 Vicar Apoftolic in the London diftridl. 4°. Land. 1794 
 
 A new tranflation of the Book of Pfalms, with 
 various readings, and notes. 8°. Land. 1807 
 
 A modefl: apology for the Roman Catholics of Great Britain ; 
 addreffed to all moderate Proteftants, particularly to the 
 members of both Houfes of Parliament. [Anonymous.] 
 8°. Lond. 1800 
 
 GEDDES, Alexander, LL.D. [continued). 
 (Memoirs of the life and writings of,) By John 
 Maibn Good. 8°. Zoz?^. 1803 
 
 GEDDES, Michael, D.D., Chancellor of Sarum. 
 
 A native of Scotland. Educated in the Univerfity of 
 Edinburgh. Chaplain to the Englifli fadlory at Lilbon 1678. 
 Returned to England 1688, and was made Chancellor of 
 Salifljury. Died before 1 7 14. 
 
 Mifcellaneous tracfls. Third edition. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1730 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Expulfion of the Morifcoes out of Spain. 
 
 Wars of Caftile. 
 
 View of the Cortes. 
 
 Account of MSS. and reliques found in Granada, 1588. 
 
 View of the Inquifition of Portugal. 
 
 A Spanifli Proteftant martyrology. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 On the Papal fupremacy. 
 
 The Pope's behaviour towards Portugal. 
 
 Grofs miftakes in the Roman martyrology. 
 
 Legend of James of Compoftella. 
 
 Sad cataftrophe of Antonio Perez. 
 
 On the canons of the Council ofSardica. 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Proving the adoration of images, &c. &c., not known in 
 the Spanifli Church in the eighth century. 
 
 Methods of the Roman Church to keep the people from 
 the knowledge of her errors. 
 
 Life of Maria of Agreda. 
 
 Hiftory of fchifms in the Roman See. 
 
 View of all the orders of monks and fryars. 
 
 Eflay, &c., on the countries by which the Roman Em- 
 pire was pulled down. 
 Several trafts againft Popery. 8°. Lond. 1715 
 
 The grand forgery, whereby the Roman See was en- 
 riched. 
 
 Eflay on the Roman Pontificate, heathen and papal. 
 
 Hiftory of the houfe of Loretto. 
 
 View of fome Papal indulgences. 
 
 Defcription of a folemn pontifical mafs. 
 
 Life of Don Alvaro de Luna, &c. 
 
 The hiftory of the Church of Malabar, with the 
 afts and decrees of the Synod of Diamper. 
 8°. Lond. 1694 
 
 The Church hiftory of Ethiopia, wherein among 
 other things, the two great fplendid Roman 
 millions into that empire are placed in their 
 true light. To which are added, an epitome 
 of the Dominican hiftory of that Church ; 
 and an account of the pradlices and conviftion 
 of Maria of the Annunciation, the famous Nun 
 of Lilbon. 8°. Lond. 1696 
 
 GEDDES, William, Minifter of the Gofpel at 
 Wick, in Caithnes. 
 
 The faint's recreation, third part, upon the 
 eftate of grace, containing, and methodically 
 delineating, a Chriftian's progrefs, privileges, 
 comforts, and duties, beginning at converlion. 
 [Inverfe.] 4°. Edin. 1683 
 
 No other parts publiflied. 
 
 GEE, Edward. 
 
 Redor of St. Benedift, Paul's Wharf, London. 
 A vindication of the principles of the author of 
 the anfwer to the compiler of the Nubes 
 Teftium from the charge of Popery. [Anon.] 
 Pp. 36. 4°. Lond. 1688 
 
 i
 
 1229 
 
 1230 
 
 GEE, Edward [continue J). 
 
 The Jefuit's memorial for the intended reforma- 
 tion of England under their iirft Popifh prince. 
 Publifhed from the copy that was prefented 
 to the late King James II. With introduction 
 and animadverfions. 8°. Land. 1690 
 
 The texts examined which are cited for the 
 facrifice of the mafs. Gibfon's Preferv. 6. 293 
 Texts examined which are cited concerning 
 worfhip of images. lb. 8. 30 
 
 Texts examined which are cited concerning the 
 feven facraments. lb, 8. 134 
 
 Other works : Veteres Vindicati, 4°. 1 687. The Pri- 
 mitive Fathers no Papifts, 4°. 1688, &c. 
 
 GEIER, Martin, D-D. 
 
 An eminent Lutheran divine. ProfefTor of Hebrew. 
 Born at Leipfic 1614. Died 1681. His commentary on 
 the Pfalms is one of the moft valuable that has been 
 written on that book. 
 
 Opera ; omnia quas Latine edita fimt. 2 vol. 
 
 Folio. Jmji. 1695 
 
 Vol. I. Commentarius in Pfalmos. Pentium Ebraeorum 
 
 mentem et vim vocum phrafiumque facrarum, fen- 
 
 fumque adeo genuinum, addudtis copiofe locis parallelis, 
 
 &c. Editio noviflima, locupletior. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Commentaria in Proverbia et Ecclefiaften, necnon in 
 
 Danielem. 
 De ludlu Ebraeorum. 
 De prot-evangelio. Gen. 3. 15. 
 De Meffiae morte, fepult. et ref. 
 De precibus pro defunftis. 
 De adventu ad fupremum judicium. 
 De Deo, angelis, et homine. 
 De S. Scriptura. 
 De lege Dei. 
 De fatisfaftione Chrifti. 
 De miniftro ecclefiaftico. 
 De fuperftitione. 
 Liber de Hebra:orum lu£tu. Ugolinus, 33. 63 
 GEIGER, G. E. 
 Commentatio de Hillele et Sammai. 
 
 Ugolinus, 21. 1 1 8 1 
 GELASIUS, Pope. 
 
 A native of Africa ; became Bifliop of Rome 492. He 
 was a ftrenuous advocate for the rights of the Romifli See, 
 and an opponent of the Pelagians and Eutychians. Died 496. 
 De duabus naturis in Chrifto adverfus Eutychen 
 
 et Neftorium. 
 Teftimonia veterum de duabus naturis. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 699 
 De duabus naturis in Chrifto. 
 
 Herold, Hasrefeologia, 683 
 Ex opere Gelaiii de duabus Chrifti naturis. 
 
 Routh, Script. Eccl. Opufcula, 2. 137 
 Epiftolae. Sirmondi Opera Varia, 4. 547 
 
 Epiftola ad Rufticum Lugdunenfem epifc. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 304 
 Miffale Romanum vetus [Gelafianum]. 
 
 Aftemani, Codex Lit. 4 
 Sacramentarium. Murat. Liturgia, i. 485 
 
 GELASIUS Cyzicenus. 
 
 Bifhop of Casfarea, in Paleftine. Flourifl-ied a.d. 476. 
 Hiftoria, feu commentarius adlorum Concilii 
 Nicaeni, libri iii. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Concilia Labbei, &c. Vol. 2 
 
 CELL, Robert, D.D. 
 
 Redlor of St. Mary Alder-mary, London, and Chaplain 
 to the Archbifhop of Canterbury. Died 1665. His Re- 
 mains contain much ingenious and folid criticiim, with 
 many allegorical and cabaliftical illuftrations. 
 
 Gell's remains ; or, feveral feleft fcriptures of 
 the New Teftament opened and explained ; 
 wherein Jefus Chrift, as yefterday, to-day, and 
 the fame for ever, is illuftrated in fundry pious 
 and learned notes and obfervations thereupon. 
 2 vol. Folio. Land. 1676 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Matt. i. 21 ; ii. 2 ; iv. 14; v. 2, 3, 17, 21, 22, 23, 
 
 24, 25, 26, 31, 32, 33-36, 37, 44, 45, 46-48 ; vi. 
 
 9, 10, II ; viii. 16, 17, 25 ; ix. 37, 38 ; x. 32, 33 ; 
 
 xi. 28-30; xii. 31, 32 5 xiii. 11, 34, 35 ; xv. 19, 20 ; 
 
 xvi. 17; xvii. II, 12 j xviii. 15-17; xix. 16, 17; 
 
 XX. 22, 23 ; xxi. 9; xxii. 4, 21, 37, 39; xxiii. 2, 3, 
 
 23 ; xxiv. I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 30, 37, 39 ; xxv. 1-13, 29. 
 Mark, iv. 1 1. 
 
 Luke, vi. 12 ; ix. 23 ; xii. 4, 5 ; xxii. 25, 26. 
 John, i. 12, 23 ; iii. 36 ; vi. 55, 56; viii. 24, 25. 
 Adts, ii. 4, 37, 38, 47 ; xiii, 38, 39. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Rom. V. 12-14; ^'- ^9 5 '^"' 9> ^°> ^2, 14; viii. 11 ; 
 
 ix. 3 ; xii. 18 ; xiii. 1 ; xv. 11, 26. 
 
 1 Cor. V. 7; ix. 24; x. 3, 4, 5; xi. 26, 28; xiii. 2; 
 XV. 30, 31. 
 
 2 Cor. V. 17. 
 
 Gal. iii. i, 8 ; iv. 19 ; v. 24. 
 
 Eph. iv. 10, 20-22 ; V. I ; vi. 10, 11, 12. 
 
 Philipp. ii. 8 ; iv. 8, 9, 12, 13. 
 
 Col. i. 6 ; ii. 12, 20-22 ; iii. i. 12. 
 
 I Theff. iv. I. 
 
 1 Tim. ii. 2, 15 ; vi. 12. 
 
 2 Tim. iii. 5; iv. 17, i8 ; ii. 11. 
 Titus, iii. 8. 
 
 Heb. The title; i. 3-9; ii. 3-7, 14-18; iii. i-H; 
 
 iv. I ; vi. 12 ; x. 34 ; xii. 14 ; xiii. S. 
 James, i. 22, 27 ; ii. 12, 21—23. 
 
 1 Pet. i. II ; ii. i, 2. 
 
 2 Pet. ii. 5 ; iii. 15. 
 I John V. 4. 
 Jude, 1-3, 14. 
 Rev. ii. 7. 
 
 An eflay toward the amendment of the laft 
 Englifh tranflation of the Bible ; or, a proof, 
 by many inftances, that the laft tranflation of 
 the Bible into Englifh may be improved. Fol. 
 
 Lo?id. 1659* 
 
 GEMINIANUS, Joannes a S., Ordinis Przedi- 
 catorum. 
 
 Summa de exemplis et rerum fimilitudinibus 
 locupletifTima : Verbi Dei concionatoribus, 
 cunftifque literarum ftudiofis maximo ufui 
 futura. 4°. Lugd. 1585 
 
 GENEBRARD, Gilbert. 
 
 A celebrated Benedidline of the order of Cluny. Born 
 at Riom, in Auvergne, 1537. Studied at Paris. Became 
 ProfefTor of Hebrew at Navarre, Archbifhop of Aix 1593 ; 
 of which he was deprived 1596, having written violently 
 againft the nominations to bifhoprics by kings and princes. 
 Died 1597. He wrote Notes on Scripture, a Commentary 
 on the Pfalms, and other works. 
 Ifagoge Rabbinica et Tabula; Rabbinic^. 
 
 Relandi Analedla 
 GENERAL DICTIONARY. Hiftorical and 
 
 critical, in which a new and accurate tranflation of that 
 of the celebrated Mr. Bayle, with the correftions and
 
 1231 
 
 1232 
 
 GENERAL DICTIONARY {continued). 
 
 obfervations printed in the late edition at Paris is in- 
 cluded, and intcrfperled with feveral thoul'and lives never 
 before publifhed. The whole containing the hiftory of 
 the moft illuftrious perfons of all nations, particularly 
 thofe of Great Britain and Ireland. With refleftions on 
 fuch pafHiges of Mr. Bayle as fcem to favour fcepticifm 
 and the Manichee fyftem, by the Rev. John Peter Ber- 
 nard, the Rev. Thomas Birch, John Lockman, and 
 other hands ; and the articles on Oriental hiftory, by 
 George Sale. lO vol. Folio. Lotid. 1734-41 
 
 GENERAL delufion of Chriftians. See Prophets. 
 
 GENESIUS, Josephus. 
 
 Flourifhed 940. He wrote the following work by order 
 
 of Conftantine Porphyrogenitus. 
 
 De rebus Conftantinopolitanis, a Leone Armenio 
 ad Bafilium Macedonem, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 21 
 
 GENEVA. The lawes and ftatutes of Geneva, 
 as well concerning ecclefiafticall difcipline as 
 civil government, with certaine proclamations 
 duely executed, whereby God's religion is moft 
 purely maintained and their common-wealth 
 quietly governed. Faithfully tranflated out of 
 the French, &c. F. i. Pp.40. 4°. Z. 1643 
 
 GENEVA Catechism. Tranflated from the 
 French ; a new edition 1 8 1 4. 12°. Lond. 1815 
 
 GENNADIUS. 
 
 Patriarch of Conftantinople. Succeeded Anatolius in 
 458. He held a fynod 459. Died 471. 
 Epiftola encyclica, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bever. Pand. 2 Pars i ; Grynasus, Lat. 45 
 GENNADIUS Massiliensis. 
 
 A Prelbyter of the Church of Marfeilles. Died about 
 49a. He appears to have oppofed St. Auguftine on the 
 dodtrines of grace and free-will. 
 
 De viris illuftribus [or, De fcriptoribus ecclefias- 
 ticis.] Hieronymi Opera, 2. 949 ; Mir^ei 
 
 Bibl. Eccl. ; Fabricii J. A. Bibl. Eccl. 
 De eccleliafticis dogmatibus. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 2415 
 GENNADIUS [or GEORGIUS] Scliolarius. 
 
 Born at the clofe of the fourteenth century. Attended 
 the Council of Florence while a layman, 1438. Embraced 
 the ecclefiaftical life 1449 or 1450, and entered a monaftery. 
 Elefted Patriarch of Conftantinople after the capture of 
 that city in 1453 by the Turks. Died 1460. 
 
 Vita falutis hominum. Herold, Hserefeologia, 797 
 
 Vita falutis hominum. 
 
 Expofitio pro concilio Florentine. 
 
 Oratio ad unum et trium perfonarum Deum. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 556 
 
 Gennadii, Patriarchal Conftantinopolitani, homi- 
 liae de facramento eucharifti^e : Meletii Alex- 
 andrini, Neftarii Hierofolymitani, Meletii 
 Syrigi, et aliorum, de eodem argumento, 
 opufcula, Gr. et Lat. Seu appendix ad afta, 
 qus circa Grscorum de tranfubftantiatione 
 fidem relata funt in opere de perpetuitate fidei. 
 E. Renaudotius edidit, &c. 4°. Par. 1709 
 
 GENTILIS, Albericus. 
 
 An Italian lawyer. Born in Ancona 1550. Diedi6ii. 
 His father having embraced the Reformed religion came 
 to England, and Albericus was made Proteffor of Law at 
 Oxford, which he held for twenty-fix years. 
 
 GENTILIS, Albericus {continued). 
 
 Difputationum de nuptiis libri vii. ad illuftriffi- 
 mum virum T. Egertonum. Editio fccunda. 
 8°. Hamv. 1614 
 
 Ad I . MaccabjEorum difputatio. Crit. Sac. Vol. 5 
 
 De linguarum mixtura difputatio parergica. 
 
 lb. Vol. 5 
 
 GENTLEMAN'S CALLING. By the author of 
 the Whole Duty of Man. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1660 
 
 GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, from its com- 
 mencement in 1731 to 1852, in 191 vol.; 
 with general index to 1818, in 5 vol. ; in all 
 196 vol. 8°. Z(?;;^. 1 731-1852 
 
 Continued monthly. 
 This periodical, which has now exifted above a hundred 
 and twenty years, continues to be a moft valuable repofitory 
 of information. In the antiquarian and biographical depart- 
 ment it is unrivalled ; to the latter the prefent work is 
 indebted for numerous notices nowhere elie to be found. 
 
 GENTRY. An efTay of particular advice to the 
 young gentry for the overcoming the difficulties 
 and temptations they may meet with, and the 
 making an early and happy improvement of 
 the advantages they enjoy beyond others. By 
 the author of the Youth's Grand Concern. 
 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 1 
 
 GEOFFREY [Galfridus Landavenfis]. 
 
 Dean of LlandafF. Flourifhed 1 120. 
 
 De vita S. Teliari. Wharton, Angl. Sac, 2. 662 
 
 GEOFFREY of Monmouth [Galfridus Monu- 
 metenfis]. 
 An ancient Britifh hiftorian, archdeacon of Monmouth. 
 
 Confecrated Bifliop of St. Afaph 11 52; but afterwards 
 
 retired to the monaftery at Abingdon, where he was abbot. 
 
 Died 1 1 54. 
 
 De origine et geftis regum Britanniae. 
 
 Britifli Hift. Rerum Brit. Scriptores, i 
 
 Hiftoria Britonum. Nunc primum in Anglia 
 novem codd. MSStis collatis. Edidit J. A. 
 Giles, LL.D. Et Pontic! Virunnii Tarvifmi 
 Hiftoriae Britannicas, Hbri fex, ex editionibus 
 prioribus accurate recenfiti. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 The Britifh hiftory, in twelve books. Tranflated 
 from the Latin by A. Thompfon, Efq. A 
 new edition, revifed and correfted by J. A. 
 Giles, LL.D. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Britifli hiftory. Chronicles (Six old Englifh) 
 
 GEOGRAPHIA Classica : the geography of the 
 ancients fo far defcribed as it is contained in 
 the Greek and Latin clafficks. In twenty- 
 nine maps of the old world. 4°. Lond. 171 2 
 
 GEOLOGY (Scriptural) ; or, geological pheno- 
 mena confiftent only with the literal interpre- 
 tation of the facred Scriptures upon the fubjefls 
 of the creation and deluge. An anfwer to 
 Cuvier. Vol. i. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 GEOMETRA. See Joannes. 
 
 GEORGIRENES, Joseph, Archbifliop of Samos. 
 
 A defcription of the prefent ftate of Samos, 
 Nicaria, Patmos, and Mount Athos. Trans- 
 lated by one that knew the author in Conftan- 
 tinople. 8°. Lond. 1678
 
 1233 
 
 »234 
 
 GEORGIRENES, Archbifhop {continuetC). 
 
 The tranflator was the Rev. Henry Denton, Fellow of 
 Queen's College, Oxford. 
 
 GEORGIUS Acropolita. 
 
 Died 1282. 
 Hiftoria. Byzantine Hiftories, 10 
 
 GEORGIUS Metochita. 
 De proceflione Spiritus Sanfti. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Audlarium, z. 1017 
 GEORGIUS Metropolita. 
 
 Archbi/hop of Nicomedia. Flourifhed S80. 
 Orationes. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 692 
 
 Combefis, Novmn Auftarium, i. 995 
 GEORGIUS, Monachus. 
 
 Hiftoria, Gr. et Lat. Byzantine Hiftories, 19 
 GEORGIUS Pachymeres. 
 
 Born at Nice 1242. He was held in great efteem by 
 the emperor for his legal knowledge. 
 Paraphrafis in operibus Dionyfii Areopagitse. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 2 P. 1. 115; Dionyfii Opera 
 GEORGIUS Palamas. 
 In Dominicam transformationcm. 
 
 Combefis, Auftarium Noviffimum, Pars 2 
 GEORGIUS Pisides. 
 
 Flourilhed 640. He was Deacon and Librarian of St. 
 Sophia's at Conftantinople, and afterwards Archbifhop of 
 Nicomedia. 
 
 Poemata : Opus fex dierum. De vanitate vitas. 
 Fragmenta. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 323 
 
 GEORGIUS, Gemnicenfis Prior. 
 Of the order of Carthufians. 
 
 Diarium peregrinationis tranfinarinas per ^Egyp- 
 tum et Syriam, &c. Pez, Thefaur. 2 P. 3. 455 
 
 GEORGIUS Scholarius. See Gennadius. 
 
 GEORGIUS, Christian Sigismund. 
 
 Hierocriticus Novi Teftamenti, five de ftylo 
 Novi Teftamenti libri tres. Quibus dialeftus Novi 
 Fcedcris Attica, a Fhrynichi, Thorn. Magiftri, CI. Sal- 
 mafii, G. Paforis, Cafp. Wyflii, J. Leufdenii, J. Olearii, 
 reliquorum depravationibus liberatur atque ab idioticifmis, 
 lonifmis, Dorifmis, ^olifmis, Boeotifmis, Syrochaldais- 
 mis, Rabbinifmis, et Perfifmis, vindicantur, juxta ac 
 Spiritus S. diftio ratione figurarum, nominum, verborum, 
 particularum, ac phrafium ejufque vis et fententia ex 
 Graecia altius arceffitur et in gratiam theologias fimul 
 nominatim exegeticae explanatur. 4°. 
 
 iVitteb. et LipJ. 1733 
 
 GEORGE, William, D.D. 
 
 Dean of Lincoln. Provoft of King's College, Cambridge. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 97. i. [May 29.] 4°. Land. 1732 
 Sermon, John, 10. 16. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. 
 
 Land. 1749 
 GERARD, Alexander, D.D. 
 
 An eminent divine of the Church of Scotland. Born 
 in Aberdeenfhire 1728. Educated at Marifchall College, 
 Aberdeen, and at the Unlverfity of Edinburgh. Profeilbr 
 of Philofophy in Marifchall College, Aberdeen, 1750. Pro- 
 feflbr of Divinity 1760. Profeflbr of Divinity, King's 
 College, Aberdeen, 1771. Died 1795. 
 An efiay on tafte. 8°. 1780* 
 
 This effay obtained the prize of a gold medal 1759. It 
 was enlarged in the edition of 1780. 
 Efiay on genius. 8°. Lond. 1767* 
 
 The paftoral care. Publifhed by his fon and 
 fiacceflbr, Gilbert Gerard, D.D. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1799 
 
 GERARD, Alexander, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 6. 24. The influence of piety on 
 
 the public good. [Before the General Aflem- 
 
 bly.] 8°. Edifi. 1 761 
 
 Sermon, Titus, i. 7. The influence of the 
 
 paftoral office on the character examined ; 
 
 with a view efpccially to Mr. Hume's repre- 
 
 fentation of the fpirit of that office. [Synod 
 
 of Aberdeen.] Second edit. 12°. Lond. ij 62 
 
 Diflertations on fubjcds relating to the genius and 
 
 the evidences of Chriftianity. 8°. Edin. 1766 
 
 The evidence of Chriftianity propofed at firft in the 
 
 propereft manner .... - i 
 
 Chriftianity confirmed by the oppofition of infidels 305 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1780. 
 
 Pfa. 116. 9. Religion intimately connedled with ordinary 
 
 life. (2 ferm.) . - - . . i 
 
 Deut. 16. 20. Juftice the decorum of the charafter of 
 
 judges. AfTize ---.-- 49 
 
 Gen. 3. 15. The firft promife of the Redeemer. (2 ferm.) 
 
 Gen. 22. 18. The promife of the Redeemer to Abraham 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 13. Conftancy in religion enforced by the 
 
 common fufFerings of human life - - 151 
 
 Prov. 16. 31. The old age of the righteous honourable 
 
 185 
 Prov. 25. 28. The diverfity of men's natural tempers 21 1 
 Prov. 25. 28. The neceflity of governing the natural 
 
 temper -...--. 237 
 Prov. 25. 28. The manner of governing the natural 
 
 temper ...... 261 
 
 Pfa. 119. 5. Virtuous folicitude . - - 285 
 
 Luke, I. 6. Regard to pofitlve inftitutions efTentlal to 
 
 goodnefs of charadler - . . . 309 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. Redeeming the time. New year - 327 
 John, 8. 14. The truth of Chriftianity confirmed by 
 
 the manner in which Its evidences were propofed. 
 
 Opening of General AfTembly Church of Scotland 355 
 Pfa. 37. 16. The advantages of the virtuous for the 
 
 enjoyment of external good. (2 ferm.) - 379 
 
 Pfa. 119. 106. The power of virtuous refolutlons 427 
 Ecclef. 7. 12. The houfe of mourning more improving 
 
 than the houfe of feaftlng - - - - 453 
 
 Vol. 2. 1782. 
 Jer. 9. 3. The progrefs of vice. (3 ferm.) - I 
 
 Job, 7. 16. The defire of long life unreafonable and 
 
 pernicious ..--.. gg 
 
 Tit. 2. I. The nature of found doftrine - 129 
 
 I Sam. 3. 18. Refignation to the will of God - 165 
 Pfa. 119. 4. Subjedlion to the authority of God 203 
 Ifa. 33. 22. Regard to the judgment of God 239 
 
 I John 2. 28. The confidence of the righteous at the 
 
 day of judgment ..... 275 
 
 Luke, 19. 22. The fclf-condemnation of the wicked at 
 
 the day of judgment . - . - - 307 
 
 Tit. I. 7. The Influence of the paftoral office on the 
 
 character. Before Synod - - - 341 
 
 GERARD, Gilbert, D.D. 
 
 Son of the preceding. Born and educated at Aberdeen. 
 Became paftor of the Englifli Church at Amfterdam. Af- 
 terwards ProfefTor of Greek in King's College, Aberdeen ; 
 and, in 1795, of Divinity. Died 1815. His Inftltutesare 
 valuable for the numerous references to authorities which 
 they contain, and are very fcarce. The greater part of the 
 firft edition was loft at fea. 
 
 Inftitutes of biblical criticifm ; or, heads of the 
 courfe of leftures on that fubjeft read in the 
 Univ. and King's Coll. of Aberdeen. Second 
 edit. 8°. Edin. i8c8 
 
 4 K
 
 J235 
 
 1236 
 
 GERARD, Gilbert, D.D. {continued). 
 
 A compendious view of the evidences of natural 
 and revealed religion ; being the fubftance of 
 ledlures read in the Univ. and King's Coll. of 
 Aberdeen, by Alex. Gerard, D.D., and Gil- 
 bert Gerard, D.D. 8°. Land. \%z2, 
 
 GERARD, J. See Gerhardus. 
 
 GERARDUS Zutfanius. 
 
 Flourifhed in the fourteenth century. 
 De reformatione interiori, feu virium animas. 
 De fpiritualibus afcenfionibus. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 234 
 GERBERTUS, Romanus Pontifex. See Syl- 
 vester II. 
 GERBERT, Martin. 
 
 Prince-Abbot of a Benedidllne convent at St. Blaife, In 
 the Black Foreft. Born in the Auftrian States 1720. 
 Died 1793. He was diftinguifhed for his tafte in the fine 
 arts, efpecially in mufic. He travelled through France, 
 Germany, and Italy, for the purpofe of exploring the lib- 
 raries of monaftic inftitutions for materials for his works on 
 mufic. They are all held in high eftimation, and have 
 become very fcarce. 
 
 Monumenta veteris Liturgije Alemanicze. 2 vol. 
 4°. s.l. 1777 
 
 Vol. I. 1777. 
 Pars i. compledlitur ea, quae ad celebrationem Miflae 
 pertinent. Ex antiquis manufcriptis codicibus coUegit 
 et digeflit. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1779. 
 Pars altera compleftitur ea, quae ad celebrationem facra- 
 mentorum, officia quaeque ecclefiaftica pertinent. Ac- 
 cedit Pars iii. Ritualis; Pars iv. Hermeneutica. Ex 
 antiquis MSS. codicibus collegit. 
 
 Theologia vetus et nova circa praefentiam Chrifti 
 in Euchariftia ; hoc eft modus ac ratio adftru- 
 endi explicandique auguftifTimum hoc myfte- 
 rium. 8°. Frib. Brijc. 1756 
 
 Vetus Liturgia Allemanica, difquifitionibus prse- 
 viis, notis et obfervationibus illuftrata. 3 vol. 
 in 2. 4°. .f. /. 1776 
 
 De cantu et mufica facra, a prima ecclefiae astate 
 ufque ad prsefens tempus. 2 vol. 4°. 1774 
 Scriptores ecclefiaftici de mufica facra potiffimum, 
 ex variis Italic, Gallias, et Germanic codici- 
 bus collefti. 3 vol. 4°. 1784 
 
 Vol. I. 
 S. Pabonis, abbatis Nitriae, faec. iv. Geronticon I 
 
 Monacho qua mente fit pfallendum - - 4 
 
 Inftituta patrum de modo pfallendi - - 5 
 
 S. Nicetius epifc. Trevirenfis, de laude et utilitate fpiri- 
 tualium canticorum ----- g 
 
 Cafliodori inftitutioncs muficae - - - j^ 
 
 Ifidori Hifpalenfis fententise de mufica - - 19 
 
 Alcuini, feu Albini mufica - - . 26 
 
 Aureliani Reomenfis, faec. ix. Mufica difciplina 27 
 
 Remigii Altifiodorenfis, faec. ix. Mufica - 63 
 
 Notkerus, fasc. x. De mufica _ - . ^5 
 
 Ubaldi, feu Hucbaldi, monachi Elnonenfis, opufcula de 
 mufica, faec. x. ----- 103 
 
 Regino Prumienfis de harmonica inftitutione 230 
 
 Oddonis, abbatis Cluniacenfis, Tonarius - 247 
 
 Adelboldi mufica _ - - - _ ^03 
 
 Bernelini cita et vera divifio monochordi in diatonico 
 genere - - - - - - 312 
 
 Anonyml, i., ii., et iii., mufica - - - 3 30 
 
 Menfura monochordi Boetii . - - ^^j^ 
 
 GERBERT, Martin {continued). 
 Vol. 2, 
 Guidonis Aretini opufcula de mufica - - i 
 
 Bernonis Augienfis opufcula de mufica - 61 
 
 Hermanni contrafti, Augienfis monachi, opufcula mufica 
 
 124 
 Wilhelmi, S. Hirfaugienfis abbatis mufica - 154 
 
 Theogeri, Metenfis epifcopi, mufica - - 182 
 
 Aribonis fcholaftici mufica - - - - 1^7 
 
 Cottonis, Joannis, mufica, faec. xii. - - 230 
 
 S. Bernardi Tonale . _ - - . 265 
 
 Gerlandi fragmenta de mufica - - - 277 
 
 Eberhardi, Frifingenfis, tradtatus de menfura fiftularum 
 
 279 
 Anonymus de menfura fiftularum in organis - 283 
 Engelbertus, abbatis Admontenfis, de mufica 287 
 
 Aegidii, Joannis, Zamorenfis, ars mufica - 369 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Franconis mufica ----- 1 
 
 Eliae Salomonis fcientia artis muficae - - 16 
 
 Marcheti de Padua, mufica, feu lucidarium in arte mu- 
 ficae planae ; et Pomerium muficae menfuratae 64 
 Muris, Joannis de, fumma muficae j Mufica fpeculativa ; 
 De numeris ; De proportionibus; Mufica praftica j 
 Quaeftiones muficae ; De difcantu ; De tonis ; et, De 
 proportionibus - - - - - -189 
 
 Arnulphus, de Gilleno, de differentiis cantorum 316 
 
 Keckii, Joannis, introdudtorium muficae - 319 
 
 Adami de Fulda mufica - _ _ - ^^g 
 
 Conftitutiones capellae pontificiae - - 382 
 
 Ars pfallendi Graecorum - - . - 5^7 
 
 Metrophanis Critopuli epiftola de vocibus in mufica litur- 
 
 gica - 398 
 
 Index -._-.-- 402 
 
 GERDES, Daniel. 
 
 A learned Proteftant divine. Born at Bremen 1698. 
 Took his doftor's degree at Utrecht, after which he became 
 Profeflbr of Theology and Ecclefiaftical Hiftory at Duifburg. 
 Removed to Groningen 1735. Died 1767. His works are 
 accurate and of great utility for the hiftory of the Reform- 
 ation. 
 
 Introdudlio in hiftoriam evangelii feculo xvi. 
 paffim per Europam renovati doftrinsque 
 Reformata;, accedunt varia monumenta pie- 
 tatis atque rei literaris. 4 vol. 4°. 
 
 Gron. 1744-52 
 Scrinium antiquarium, five mifcellanea Gronin- 
 gana nova ad hiftoriam reformationis ecclefias- 
 ticam prsecipue fpeftantia. Inferuntur tradlatus 
 varii generis, epiftolze, orationes, biographias, 
 &c. 8 vol. in 4. 4°. Gron. 1752-63 
 
 Florilegium hiftorico-criticum librorum rariorum, 
 cui multa fimul fcitu jucunda adfperguntur, 
 hiftoriam omnem litterariam, et cumprimis 
 reformationis ecclefiafticam illuftrantia. 8°. 
 
 Gron. 1763 
 Exercitationum academicarum libri tres. 
 Ad hiftoriam patriarcharum. 
 De fefto Clangoris. 
 De operariis in vinea, &c. 
 4°. Amft. 1738 
 
 Melctemata facra, five ifagoge et exegefis in 
 caput XV. epiftols prioris ad Corinthios. 4°. 
 
 Gron. 1759 
 
 Specimen Italias Reformats, five obfervata quje- 
 
 dam ad hiftoriam renati in Italia, tempore 
 
 reformationis evangelii, una cum fyllabo re- 
 
 formatorum Italorum. 4°. L. Bat. 1765 
 
 I 
 
 «
 
 1237 
 
 1238 
 
 GERDES, Daniel (continued). 
 
 Doftrina gratise, five compendium theologis 
 
 dogmatical. 4°. Duijb. 1734 
 
 Vefpers Vadenfes, five diatribce tlieologico- 
 
 philologicae de hyperbolis ex SS. eliminandis. 
 
 4°, i:raj. 1728 
 
 GEREE, John, M.A. 
 
 A Puritan divine. Born in Yorkfhire 1600. Entered 
 as a fervitor of Magdalen Hall 161 5. Became minifter of 
 Tewkfbury, Gloucefter/hire, but filenced for objedting to 
 certain ceremonies. Reftored 1641. Minifter of St. Al- 
 bans 1645, and four years afterwards removed to St. Faith's, 
 London. Died 1649. He oppofed the civil war and the 
 murder of the king. 
 
 The downfall pf Antichrift ; or, the power of 
 
 preaching to pull down Popery. In a brief 
 
 treatife on 2 Theff. 2. 8. 4°. Lond. 1641 
 
 The character of an old Englifh Puritane, or 
 
 Non-conformift. Pp. 6. 4°. Lond. 1646 
 
 GERET, M. Jo. Georgius, Illuftris Carolini 
 
 Onoldini Reftoris et V.D.M. 
 Commentatio hiftorico-critica de cauffis difcre- 
 pantiarum verfionis LXX. viralis a textu ori- 
 ginali. Pp. 16. 62. Sm. 8°. Onoldi, 1742 
 GERHARD, John M. 
 
 An eminent Lutheran divine. Born in Saxony 1582. 
 Studied at Wittemberg, Jena, and Marpurg. ProfefTor of 
 Divinity at Jena 1616, and was four times Redlor of that 
 Univerfity. Died 1637. He was a divine of extenfive 
 learning, piety, and ufefulnefs. His Meditations have been 
 tranflated into Greek and moft European languages, and 
 continue in requeft. 
 
 Loci theologici. 10 vol. Folio. Gen. 1639 
 
 Vol. I. De Scriptura Sacra. De legitima Scripturas in- 
 terpretatione. De natura Dei. De tribus Elohim. 
 De Deo Patre et asterno ejus Filio. De Spiritu San6to. 
 De perfona et officio Chrifti. 
 
 Vol. 2. De creatione et angelis, providentia, eleftione 
 et reprobatione, imagine Dei in homine ante lapfum, 
 peccato originali, peccatis adlualibus, libero arbitrio. 
 
 Vol. 3. De lege morali, legibus ceremonialibus et foren- 
 fibus, evangelio, poenitentia, juftificatione per fidem. 
 
 Vol. 4. De bonis operibus, facramentis, circumcifione 
 et agno pafchali, baptifmo. 
 
 Vol. 5. De S. ccena. De ecclefia. 
 
 Vol. 6. De minifterio ecclefiaftico. De magiftratu po- 
 litico. 
 
 Vol 7. De conjugio, cojlibatu et cognatis materiis. 
 
 Vol. 8. De morte. De refurreftione mortuorum. 
 
 Vol. 9. De extremo judicio, confummatione feculi, 
 inferno, vita asterna. 
 
 [Vol. 10.] Exegefis, five uberior explicatio articulorum 
 de Scriptura Sacra, de Deo, et de perfona Chrifti in 
 tomo primo locorum theologicorum concifius pertrac- 
 torum. 
 
 Apoftafia Adami, five difputatio de peccato pro- 
 
 toplaftorum primo, e genuina fede. Gen. 3. 
 
 1-8. 4°. Jena, 1624 
 
 Harmonia evangeliltarum. See Chemnitz. 
 Annotationes in Pfalmos priores [1-5], item in 
 
 Prophetam Amos ac Jonam. 4°. 
 
 Jen^e, 1663 
 Commentatio ex didlo i Johannis, v. 7, de tribus 
 
 teftibus in ccelo. 4°. Jt'na, 1 747 
 
 Meditationcs facras, ad fidem optimorum libro- 
 
 rum. Edidit S. Guenther, cum vita Gerhardi. 
 
 18°. Lipf. 1742 
 
 GERHARD, John M. {continued). 
 
 Prayers ; or, a daily praflice of piety [with his 
 meditations]. Tranflated by Winterton. Sixth 
 edit. 12°. Camb. 1638 
 
 Sacred meditations. Tranflated into blank verle 
 by W. Papillon, M.A. 8°. Norw. 1801 
 
 Meditations and prayers ; or, a daily prafticc of 
 piety. Tranflated by R. Winterton. Nineteenth 
 edit. 24°. Edin. 1750 
 
 GERHOHUS Reicherspergensis. 
 
 Flourifhed 1169. 
 
 Expofitio in Pfalmum 64. 
 
 De corrupto fl;atu ecclefias. 
 
 Opufculum de gloria. Bibl. Patr. Gall. 14. 541 
 
 Liber de gloria et honore Filii Hominis. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. i P. 2. 165 
 
 Liber adverfusduas hxrefesfui temporis. Ibid. 283 
 
 Epiftola de fenfu verborum S. Hilarii et Atha- 
 nafii de aequalitate et inasqualitate Chrifti cum 
 Deo. Ibid. 317 
 
 Liber de vita BB. abbatum Formbacenfium Be- 
 rengeri et Wirntonis. Ibid. I P. 3. 399 
 
 Liber de aedificio Dei leu de ftudio et cura dis- 
 ciplinje ecclefiafticae. Ibid. ii. P. ii. 275 
 
 Dialogus de difi^erentia clerici regularis et fecularis 
 ad Innocentium II. P.M. Ibid. 439 
 
 Commentarius aureus in Pfalmos et cantica fe- 
 rialia, quo prster amplam luculentamque 
 divini hujus libri expofitionem magna quoque 
 pars hiftorise controverfiarumque illorum tem- 
 pcum continetur. Acceflerunt, ubi ille de- 
 ficit, fupplementa neceflaria ex nondum edito 
 in eofdem Pfalmos commentario viri eodem 
 feculo longe celeberrimi Honorii Auguftodu- 
 nenfis Ord. S. Ben. Pez, Thefaur. v 
 
 GERMAIN, Michael. 
 
 A Benedi-^ine. Born 1643. ^'^'^ 1694. 
 
 See Mufeum Italicum. 
 
 GERMANIiE epifcoporum epiftola. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 15. 766 
 
 GERMAN. 
 
 A new diftionary of the Englifli and German 
 languages, in two parts. 8°. Leipf. 18 10 
 
 GERMAN Lyric Poets, Specimens of the. Con- 
 fifting of tranflations in verfe from the works 
 of Burger, Goethe, Klopftock, Schiller, &c. 
 interfperfed with biographical notices. Second 
 edit. 8°. Lond. 1823 
 
 GERMAN Prose Writers, A feledion from. 
 With a double tranflation for the ufe of ftudents 
 on the Hamiltonian fyftem. 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 GERMANUS. 
 
 There are two authors under this name, both of whom 
 were Patriarchs of Conftantinople. The one flouriihed 715, 
 the other in 1120; and the under-mentioned works are 
 varioufly attributed to each by different writers. According 
 to Cave, the firft Germanus was the author only of De 
 Sex Synodis, befides three epiftles, which are to be found in 
 the Colledion of Councils. 
 Theoria rerum ecclefiafticarum. 
 Fragmenta contra ha'refes.
 
 1239 
 
 1240 
 
 GERMANUS {continued). 
 
 Quatuor orationes in Deiparam Virginem. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 13. 51 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaftica. 
 Contemplatio myftica, 
 Libellus de fex Synodis CEcumenicis. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gall. 13. 203 
 De fex Synodis CEcumenicis. 
 
 Le Moyne, Varia Sacra, i 
 Orario de imaginibus. 
 Oratio in Dominici corporis fepulturam. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 20. 1251 
 In Dominici corporis fepulturam. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, i. 1469 
 Epiftolse dujE ad Cyprios. 
 
 Cotelerii Monumenta, 2. 462 
 De Zona S. Marine et pueri Jefu fafciis. 
 
 Combefis, Originum, &c. 232 
 In prasfentationem S. Marias. 
 In annunciationem S. Mariae. 
 In dormitionem S. Maria;. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, i. 141 1 
 GERMANO, Ricardus de. 
 
 Chronicon rerum per orbem geftarum 1189— 
 1243. Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 7. 963 
 
 GEROCHUS. 
 Traftatus adverfus fimoniacos. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Novus, 5. 1457 
 
 GERSON, John, Abbot of Verceil. 
 
 Lived in the twelfth century. The reputed author of 
 the Imitation of Chrift. 
 See Thomas a Kempis. 
 GERSON, John. 
 
 Born at Gerfon, in France, 1363. Educated at Paris. 
 Became Canon and Chancellor of the Church of Paris. 
 Aflifted at the Council of Conftance as ambaflador from 
 France, where he greatly diftinguifhed himfelf by many 
 fpeeches, particularly by one in which he enforced the 
 fupcriority of the council over the Pope. Retired to a 
 convent at Lyons, where he died 1429. He was one of 
 the moft illuftrious men of his time, and ufually ftyled 
 Dodtor Chriftianiflimus. Cave fays, that no one can be 
 very convcrfant with his works without very great benefit. 
 The beft edition is that of 1706. 
 
 Opera omnia, novo ordine digefta, et in v. tomos 
 dillributa; ad MSS. codices quamplurimos 
 collata, et innumeris in locis emendata ; quas- 
 dam etiam nunc primum edita ; quibus acces- 
 fere Henrici de Haflia, Petri de Alliaco, 
 Joannis Brevicoxae, Joannis de Varenis fcrip- 
 torum coa;taneorum, ac infuper Jacobi Almai'ni 
 et Joannis Majoris traftatus, partim editi, 
 partim inediti : necnon monumenta omnia ad 
 caufam Joannis Parvi pertinentia. Opera et 
 ftudio M. Lud. Ellies Du Pin, qui huic novae 
 editioni pra^fixit Gerfoniana. 5 vol. Folio. 
 
 Antiu. 1706 
 Vol. I continens Opera Dogmatica de Religione et Fide. 
 PraefatJo - - - - - - - Ff 2 
 
 Series operum, &c. ----- i 
 
 Gerfoniana. 
 
 Liber i. in quo hiftoria ecclefiaftica temporis illius quo 
 Gerlonius vixit enarratur - . _ x 
 
 GERSON, John {continued). 
 
 Liber ii. J. Gerfonii, P. de Alliaco, N. Calmengii, 
 aliorumque coaetaneorum fcriptorum vitas continens 
 
 xxxiv 
 
 Liber iii. De fcriptis Gerfonii et differtatio de auftore 
 libri cujus infcriptio eft de Imitatione Chrifti xli 
 
 Liber iv. De dodtrina Gerfonii - - Ixxxv 
 
 Vita J. Gerfonii, &c. ----- clxiv 
 De fenfu litterali S. Scripturae - - - i 
 
 De examinatione dodtrinarum - - - j 
 
 Declaratio veritatum quse credendae funt de neceflitate 
 
 falutis .._--- 22 
 
 De proteftatione circa materiam fidei contra haerefes di- 
 
 verfas -------28 
 
 De probatione fpirituum - - - - 37 
 
 De diftindlione verarum vifionum a falfis - 43 
 
 Super librum J. Ruyft)roech - -^ - - 59 
 
 Contra praediftam defenfionem - - - 78 
 
 Contra vanam curiofitatem . _ - 83 
 
 Epiftolae ad ftudentes CoUegii Navarrje, &c. - 106 
 
 De confolatione theologiae - _ . 125 
 
 Trilogium aftrologiae theologizatae, &c. - - 189 
 
 De erroribus circa artem magicam, &c. - 208 
 
 Compendium theologia breve et utile - - 233 
 
 De prseceptis Decalogi, de confeflione et de arte moriendi 
 
 425 
 
 De fufceptione humanitatis Chrifti - - 450 
 
 Contra haerefim de communione laicorum fub utraque 
 
 fpecie ------- 457 
 
 Conclufiones M. Grabon - - - . 470 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 Petro de Alliaco de falfis prophetis, &c. - - 489 
 
 Joannis Brevifcoxae tradtatus de fide et Ecclefia, Romano 
 
 Pontifice et Concilio General! - - 805 
 
 Joannis de Varennis refponfiones ad capita accufationum 
 
 quibus impetebatur ----- 905 
 
 Vol. 2 ea comple£lens quae ad ecclefiafticam nOAITEIAN, 
 et difciplinam pertinent. 
 Pars I continens traBatus ad Jchijma fertinentei ujque ad 
 Concilium Conjiantienje. 
 
 De fchifmate. De unitate ecclefiaftica, &c. 
 Pars 2. TiaBatus pertinentes ad Concilium Conjiantienje. 
 De modis uniendi ac reformandi ecclefiam in concilio 
 univerfali. De poteftate ecclefiaftica. Declaratio de- 
 feftuum virorum ecclefiafticorum. De nuptiis Chrifti 
 et Ecclefiae, &c. 
 Pars 3 continens traBatus qui JpeSiant ad forum poenitcntia. 
 De poteftate ligandi et folvendi. De abfolutione fac- 
 ramentali. De arte audiendi confefliones. De dif- 
 ferentia peccatorum venialium et mortalium, &c. 
 Pars 4 contintns tra&atus qui JpeBant ad munia et o£icia 
 ^ralatorum et clericorum, aliorumque Jidelium. 
 )e officio paftoris. De vita clericorum. De foUicitudine 
 ecclefiafticorum. Super caelibatu, five caftitate eccle- 
 fiafticorum, &c. 
 Pars 5 continens ea qua pertinent ad dijciplinam monajiicam. 
 De religionis perfedtione. De libris legendis a mon- 
 acho. Exhortatio ad Conftantiam fulcepti propofiti. 
 Appendix triplex. Prima continens Petri de Alliaco, 
 joannis Brevifcoxae, Henrici de Haflia, aliorumque 
 Icriptorum coaetaneorum, de ecclefia, et concilii uni- 
 verfalis auftoritate. Secunda continens monumenta 
 omnia ad hiftoriam fchifmatis pertinentia. Tertia, 
 quae fpeftant ad damnationem doftrinae Joannis Parvi 
 de regum parricidis. 
 
 Vol. 3 continens Opera Moralia. 
 Pars I ea complcBcns qua ad morum doSirinam pertinent. 
 Liber de vita fpirituali animae - - - i 
 
 Regulae morales ----- 77 
 
 Definitiones vocum ad theologiam moralem pcrtincn- 
 dum --..--- 107 
 De paflionibus animae . _ - - 127 
 
 Centilogium de impulfibus . - - - 145 
 
 De contradtibus ----- 165 
 
 &
 
 I24I 
 
 I 242 
 
 GERSON, John {continued). 
 
 De nobilitate ecclefiaftica - - 
 
 De oratione ------ 
 
 De parvulis trahendis ad Chriftum 
 &c. 
 Pars 2 cont'inens opera myjiica et pia. 
 De myftica theologia Ipeculadva 
 De perfedtione cordis - - - - ■ 
 
 De meditatione _ . . - - 
 
 De diredtione cordis . - - - - 
 
 De mendicitate ipirituali - - - 
 
 De monte contemplationis . - - - 
 
 De remediis contra pufillanimitatem 
 
 De diverfis diaboli tentationibus - 
 
 Traftatus de devotis fimplicibus 
 
 De canticis ------ 
 
 De verbis Domini, Venite ad me omnes, &c. 
 Epiftolae fpirituales 
 
 20S 
 
 247 
 277 
 
 361 
 436 
 
 449 
 468 
 487 
 541 
 579 
 589 
 605 
 619 
 709 
 
 Traftatus de elevaticne mentis in Deum, cui titulus 
 eft Alphabetum Divini Amoris - - 769 
 
 Dialogue avec fes fours - - - - 803 
 
 L'excellence de la virginite - - - - 829 
 
 Confiderations fur Saint Jofeph - - 842 
 
 Conferences fpirituelles ... - 868 
 Pars 3 continens fermones de tempore et de fanBls 897 
 
 Vol. 4 continens exegetica et mifcellanea. 
 Doftrinalis expofitiofuper feptem Pfalmos Pcenitentlales I 
 Tradlatus fuper Cantica Canticorum - - 27 
 
 Monoteflaron, feu unum ex quatuor evangeliis 83 
 
 Le£liones duas fuper Marcum ... 203 
 
 Colledlorium fuper Magnificat - - - 229 
 
 Carmen fuper Magnificat - - - - 513 
 
 Anagogicum de verbo et hymno gloriae - - 541 
 
 Pars 2 continent orationes folemnes, epijiolas aliquoty car- 
 m'lna et alia mifcellanea. 
 Index. Vol. i, 2, 3, 4. 
 Vol. 5 continens monumenta omnia quae fpedlant ad 
 condemnationem propofitionum excerptatum e libro Joannis 
 Parvi. 
 
 Afta concilii Parifienfis fuper casde ducis Aurelianenfis. 
 Adta in concilio Conftantienfi circa damnationem propo- 
 fitionum Joannis Parvi. 
 Opus de fimonia abolenda. 
 Opus de modis uniendi. Concilium Conft. i 
 
 De poteftate ecclefiaftica. Ibid. 6 
 
 GERVASIUS. 
 
 A monk of the Monaftery of Chrift Church, Canterbury. 
 
 Flourished in the thirteenth century. 
 
 Tradatus de combuftione et reparationeDorobor- 
 nenfis [Cantuarienfis] ecclefiai. 
 
 Imagines de difcordiis inter monachos Can- 
 tuarienfis et archiepifcopum Baldewinum. 
 
 Chronica de tempore regum Anglise, Stephani, 
 Hen. II. et Ricardi I. 
 
 Vitas pontilicum Cantuarienfis ecclefiae. 
 
 Twyfden, Hift. 1289 
 
 GERY, Robert. 
 
 Vicar of Ifiington, Reftor of Allhallows the Great, Lon- 
 don, and Prebendary of Lincoln. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 96. 9. The worlhip of God in the 
 beauty of holinefs. [Opening after rebuilding 
 of a church.] 8°. Land. 1706 
 
 GERY, Thomas, Reftor of Barwel. 
 
 The fort-royal of Chriilianity defended ; or, a 
 demonftration of the divinity of Scripture ; 
 with a difcuffion of fome of the great contro- 
 verfies in religion about univerfal redemption, 
 free-will, original fin, &c. 12°. Lorid. A 657 
 
 GESENIUS, William. 
 
 Doftor and Profeflor of Theology at the Univerfity of 
 
 Halle. 
 
 Thefaurus philologicus criticus linguae Hebraea; 
 et Chaldajs Veteris Tcftamenti. Editio altera 
 fccundum radices digefta priore Germanica 
 longe auftior et emendatior. 3 vol. 4°. 
 
 Up/. 1827-53* 
 
 This work was edited after the death of the author by 
 
 yEmilius Rcediger. 
 
 Hebrew and Chaldee lexicon to the Old Tefta- 
 ment Scriptures, tranflated with additions and 
 corrections from the author's Thefaurus and 
 other works. By Samuel PrideauxTregclles. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1847 
 
 GESNER, Conrad. 
 
 An eminent fcholar, philofopher, and naturalift. Born 
 at Zurich, in Switzerland, 15 16. Became Profeffor of 
 Philofophy at Zurich. Died 1565. 
 Bibliotheca, audlaper J. Simlerum. Fol. 7/^.1574 
 
 " Habes hie, optime lecflor, catalogum omnium fere 
 fcriptorum, a mundi initio ad hunc uique diem." 
 
 GESNER, John Matthew. 
 
 A profound fcholar and acute critic. Born near New- 
 bury, in Germany, 1681. Settled at Gottingen, where he 
 was made ProfelTor of Humanity, Public Librarian, and 
 Infpedtor of Public Schools. Died 1561. 
 Novus linguae et eruditionis Romanas Thefaurus, 
 poll R. Stephani et aliorum nuper, etiam in An- 
 glia eruditiffimorum hominum, curas, digeflus, 
 locupletatus, emendatus. 4 vol. Fol. Lipf. 1749 
 GESNER, Solomon, Doftor in Theology. 
 
 A Lutheran divine. Born in Silefia 1559. Appointed 
 
 Profeflbr of Divinity in the Univerfity of Wittemberg 1592. 
 
 Died 1605. 
 
 Commentationes in Pfalmos Davidis, in academia 
 Wittebergenfi publice prasleftae. Textui qui 
 e Fontibus tranflatus eft, prsmiffie funt genuine 
 interpretationes, et tandem adjedli loci doftri- 
 narum, condones Germanica;, &c. Folio. 
 
 Witeb. 1629 
 
 GEWISWILLER, Catharina de. 
 
 Prioriffa Subtilienfis, feu Unterlindenfis ord. S. P. Do- 
 minici Colmarias in .A.lfatia. 
 
 De vitis primarum fororum monafterii fui liber. 
 Pez, Bibl. Afcet. viii. 3 
 GEZO, Abbot. 
 Epiftola de corpore et fanguine Domini. 
 
 Mufeum ItaHcum, i. 89 
 GHESQUIERE, Joseph de. 
 
 A Jefuit, and one of the Bollandift writers of the Afta 
 
 Sandtorum. Born at Courtrai about 1 736. Died in the 
 
 firft years of the nineteenth century. 
 
 Adla fanftorum Belgii feledla quae tum ex monu- 
 
 mentis finceris necdum in Bollandiano opere 
 
 editis, tum ex vaftiffimo illo opere, fervata pri- 
 
 migenia fcriptorum phrafi, collegit, chrono- 
 
 logico ordine digeffit, commentariifque ac notis 
 
 illuftravit. 5 vol. 4°. Brux. 1783-89 
 
 Vol, I. Ab exordio ecclefias Chriftianas ufque ad an- 
 num 532. 
 Vol. 2. 532 — 650. 
 Vol. 3. 655 — 670. 
 Vol. 4. 1787. 671 — 693. 
 Vol. 5. 1789. 693—709.
 
 J 243 
 
 1244 
 
 GIARDINO (I!) del ParnafTo ; o fia raccolta di 
 poefie i fiori dei migliori poeti Italiani. 2 vol. 
 12°. Neap. 1823 
 
 GIBBON, Edward, Efq. 
 
 Born at Putney, 1 73 7. Educated at Weftminfter School 
 and Magdalen College, Oxford. Died 1 794. His mifcel- 
 laneous works have been published in 3 vol. 4°. 1796-181 5. 
 Alio, with confiderable additions, in 5 vol. 8'^. 1814; and 
 in I vol. 8°. For contents, fee Appendix. 
 
 The hiftory of the decline and fall of the Roman 
 empire. A new edit. 12 vol. 8°. Lond. 181 5 
 
 Vol. I. A.D. 96 — 260. 
 Life of the author. 
 
 Extent, military force, &c. of the Roman empire under 
 the Antonines, Commodus, Severus, Maximin. State 
 of Perfia — of Germany. Irruption of the barbarians, 
 &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. A.D. 268 — 313. 
 
 Claudius. Defeat of the Goths. Aurelian. Diocletian. 
 Conftantine. 
 
 Progrefs of the Chriftian religion. 
 
 Conduft of the Roman government towards the Chris- 
 tians, from Nero to Conftantine. 
 
 Vol. 3. A.D. 324 — 361. 
 
 Foundation of Conftantinople. Converfion of Conftan- 
 tine. Conftantius. Donatifts. Arian controverfy. 
 Vol. 4. A.D. 360 — 395. 
 
 Julian. Jovian. Valentinian. Gratian. Huns. Goths. 
 Vol. 5. A.D. 379 — 440. 
 
 Gratian. Ruin of Arianifm. Final deftruftion of Pa- 
 ganifm. Introdudlion of the worftiip of faints and 
 relics. Theodofius. Revolt of the Goths. Alaric. 
 Arcadius. Perfecution of St. Chryfoftom. 
 Vol. 6. A.D. 423 — 712. 
 
 Honorius. Attila. Sack of Rome by Genferlc. Origin, 
 progrefs and effects of the monaftic life. Clovis. Con- 
 queft of Britain by the Saxons. 
 
 Vol._7. A.D. 455—594. 
 
 Theodoric. Juftinian. State of the barbaric world. 
 
 Vol. 8. Idea of the Roman jurifprudence, Code of 
 Jufljnian, Pandefts, &c. Juftin, Pontificate of Gre- 
 gory the Great, Perfia, Theological hiftory of the doc- 
 trine of the incarnation, Neftorians, Jacobites, &c. 
 The Jefuites in Abyffinia, &c. 
 
 Vol. 9. Succeflion and charafters of the Greek empe- 
 rors of Conftantinople. Introdudlion, worftiip, and 
 perfecution of images. Conqueft of Italy by the Franks. 
 Charlemagne. Germanic body. Arabia and its in- 
 habitants. Mahomet. His fucceflbrs. Conquefts by 
 the Saracens, &c. 
 
 Vol. 10. A.D. 668 — 1096. 
 
 The two fieges of Conftantinople by the Arabs. State 
 of the Eaftern empire. Origin and dodlrine of the 
 Paulifcans. Bulgarians. Hungarians. The Saracens. 
 Normans. The Turks, &c. 
 
 Vol. II. A.D. 1095 — 1402. 
 
 The crufades. Michael Palaeologus. Andronicus. The 
 Moguls, &c. 
 
 Vol. 12. A.D. 1361 — 1590. 
 
 Tamerlane. Council of Bafil. State of literature. Con- 
 ftantine Palaeologus. Mahomet II. Siege of Conftan- 
 tinople. State of Rome from the twelfth century. 
 Ruins of Rome in the fifteenth century. 
 
 The hiftory of the decline and fall of the Roman 
 empire. With notes by the Rev. H. H. 
 Milman. Second edition. 6 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 Some additional notes are introduced into this fecond 
 
 edition. A review by the Rev. J. J. Blunt will be found 
 
 in the Quarterly Review, 62. 360. 
 
 A vindication of fome pafTages in the fifteenth 
 
 GIBBON, Edward, Efq. {continued). 
 
 and fixteenth chapters of the Hiftory of the 
 Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. By 
 the author. Pp. 158. 8°. Lond. 1779 
 
 GIBBONS, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A pious DilTenting divine. Born at Reak, near New- 
 market, 1720. Educated for the miniftry. Minifter of the 
 Independent congregation at Haberdaihers' Hall, London, 
 1743, in which he continued until his death, 1785. 
 Sermons on various fubjefts : with an hymn, 
 adapted to each fubjedl. Defigned to aflift the 
 devotions of the family and clofet. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1762 
 
 Pfa. 39. 7. Hope withdrawn from the creature, and 
 
 centred on God. Funeral of the King - 1 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. Return of the body to earth, and of the 
 
 foul to God. Funeral of the King. (3 ferm.) 29 
 
 Rev. 22. 20. Certainty, manner, and end of our Lord's 
 
 fecond coming. And the Church's welcome. (2 ferm.) 
 
 99 
 Pfa. 132. 16. The bleffing of God upon his priefts and 
 
 people - - - - - - 153 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 9. Chriftian perfection. (3 ferm.) 191 
 
 Gal, 6. 14. Glorying in the crofs of Chrift. (2 ferm.) 259 
 I Kings, 18. 12. An early fear of God - - 313 
 Job, 5. 26. The aged faint's readinefs for death and 
 
 glory " . : .349 
 
 James, 3. 17. Nature and excellencies of divine wifdom 
 
 The Chriftian minifter, in three poetic epiftles 
 to Philander, to which are added poetical ver- 
 lions of feveral parts of Scripture, &c. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1772 
 
 Lives of pious women. See Burder, Samuel. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 13. 45, 46. The excellency of 
 the gofpel, and the happinefs of an intereft in 
 it. (Soc. Rel. Knowl. among the Poor.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1752 
 Other works: Sermons on Evangelical and Praftical 
 
 Subjefts, 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1787. Rhetoric, 8°. 1768, &c. 
 
 GIBERT, M. E., Miniftre de la Chapelle Royale 
 
 de St. James. 
 Obfervations fur les ecrits de M. de Voltaire, 
 
 principalement fur la religion, en forme des 
 
 notes. 2 vol. 12°. Lond, 1788 
 
 GIBBS, John, of All Souls' Coll., Oxon. 
 A funeral fermon. Job, 30. 23, for Mr. William 
 
 Hartley, of Newport-Pagnel, 4°. Lond. 1698 
 
 GIBBS, Philip. 
 
 Letter to the congregation of Proteftant Dis- 
 fenters at Hackney. With a poftfcript. [Uni- 
 tarian.] Third edit. pp. 32. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Explications and defences of P. Gibbs' Letter 
 to the congregation of Proteftant Diftenters 
 meeting in Mare Street, Hackney. Pp. 100. 
 8°. Lond. 1740 
 
 Relating to the do£trine of the Trinity. 
 
 GIBSON, A., M.A., Vicar of Chedworth, Glou- 
 cefterfliire, and late Fell, of Queen's Coll. Oxf. 
 
 Club fermons. 12°. Zc^W. [1844] 
 
 I Thefr. 4. 12. Independence - - - i 
 
 Prov. 30. 8. Eafy circumftances - - 26 
 
 Adls, 20. 35. Giving and receiving - - - 53 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 36. Marriage. (2 ferm.) - - 82 
 
 Appendix ..----- 141 
 
 \
 
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 \2\6 
 
 GIBSON, A., M.A. [contlnuecf). 
 
 Another, fecond edition, 1847. With addition 
 of a fermon on population. Deut. 10. 22. 
 
 PP- 153- 
 GIBSON, Edmund, D.D., Bifhop of London. 
 
 Born at Bampton, Weftmoreland, 1669. Entered a 
 fcholar of Queen's College, Oxford, 1686. Became Reftor 
 of Lambeth and Archdeacon of Surrey. Bifhop of Lincoln 
 1715. Tranflated to London 1720. Died 1748. He was 
 a pious, learned, and laborious divine. 
 Chronicon Saxonicum, feu annales rerum in An- 
 gha prjecipue geftarum a Chrifto nato ad an- 
 num ufque II54» dedufti Sax. et Lat. cum 
 indice rerum chronologico, accedunt nominum 
 locorum expHcatio, Sec. 4°. Oxon. 1692 
 
 For Englifh tranflation, fee Bede, Eccl. Hift. Lond. 1847. 
 The right of the archbifhop to continue or pro- 
 rogue the whole Convocation : aiferted in a 
 fecond letter, by way of reply to a pamphlet, 
 entitled. The Power of the Lower Houfe of 
 Convocation to Adjourn itfclf, and alfo, A 
 Narrative of the Proceedings of the Lower 
 Houfe, &c. Ff 3. Pp.139. 4°- [Anon.] 
 
 Lond. 1 701 
 Sermon, i ThelT. 5. 12, 13. [Conlecration of 
 Bifhop.] Second edit. 4°. Lond. 1702 
 
 Codex juris ecclefiaftici Anglicani : or, the lla- 
 tutes, conftitutions, canons, rubrics, and arti- 
 cles of the Church of England, methodically 
 digefted under their proper heads, with a 
 commentary, hiftorical and juridical. Second 
 edition, revifed and improved, with large ad- 
 ditions by the author. 2 vol. Fol. Oxf. 1761 
 
 Tj6<? pages "within brackets refer to the fir jl edition., publijhed 
 in IJ12. 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Introdu(ftory difcourfe concerning the prefent ftnteof the 
 
 power, difciplinc, and laws of the Church of England 
 
 [xvii-xxxi.] xvii— XXX 
 
 Rights, privileges, and immunities of the Church and 
 
 clergy [l.] i 
 
 Supreme head of the Church of England, papal and regal 
 
 [26.] 22 
 Papal encroachments in England abolifhed [74O 64 
 Orders of minifters and forms of confecration and ordi- 
 nation - - - - - " [11 5-] 99 
 Manner of ele(Sing and confecrating archbifhops and 
 
 bifhops [lii-] 104 
 
 Ordination of priefts and deacons - [i59-] 'S^ 
 
 The converfation and apparel of minifters [180.] 157 
 Cathedral and collegiate churches of the old and new 
 foundation ----- [192.] 169 
 Parochial churches and chapels with the proper officers 
 thereunto belonging. Confecration of churches, re- 
 pairs, churchwardens, veftries, libraries, poor, Sec. 
 
 [210.] j86 
 Times of divine fei vice - - - [267.] 236 
 
 Uniformity in worfhip and ceremonies [294-] ^59 
 
 Attendance on public worfhip - - [347-] 293 
 
 Manner and order of daily fervice - [362.] 296 
 
 Preaching, ledtures, and homilies - L371O 3^3 
 
 Orthodox preaching ... [387. | 317 
 
 Preaching of heretical dodlrines - - [399-] 327 
 
 The facraments in general - • [429.] 355 
 
 Baptifnri - - - _ - - - [434.] 359 
 
 Catechifing and confirmation . - - [452.] 374 
 The Lord's fupper - - ^ - [460.] 380 
 
 The two Popifh facraments ; penance and extreme 
 unftion ------ [486.] 402 
 
 GIBSON, Bifhop (continued). 
 
 Matrimony, how it is duly folemnifed and difTolved 
 
 [494.] 408 
 Vifitation of the fick, and burial of the dead [538.] 448 
 Probate of wills, and adminiftration of inteftate cftates 
 
 [551.] 460 
 Proteftant DifTenters and conventicles - [5 5? 8.1 492 
 
 Popifh priefts and recufants - - - [621.] 526 
 
 Perpetual fecurity to the Church of England againft 
 
 Papifts [686.] 606 
 
 Land given in mortmain for the endowment of churches 
 
 [Vol. 2. 665.] 641 
 PofTefTions and revenues of bifhopricks [Vol. 2. 675.] 650 
 PofTeflions and revenues of the clergy [Vol. 2. 685.] 658 
 Leafes of bifhops, dignitiesand benefices [Vol. 2. 762.J 728 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Profits of vacations, and remedies for 
 
 dilapidations 
 [784.] 747 
 [795-] 756 
 [833.] 79^ 
 [870.] 824 
 [921.] 885 
 [941.] 903 
 [957.] 916 
 
 Advowfons and rights of prefentation 
 Legal pofTeffion of dignity and benefice 
 Firft-fruits and tenths 
 Refidence, non-refidence and curates 
 Plurality and commendam - 
 Union and divifion of Churches 
 
 Ecclefiaftical power and jurifdiftion in general [966.] 924 
 Synods and convocations - - - [973-] 93° 
 
 Conftitutions and canons - - - [997-] 945 
 
 Vifitation, general and parochial - [99^-] 957 
 
 Offices and officers belonging to the fpiritual courts 
 
 [1020.] 980 
 Spiritual courts and proceedings therein [1041.] 1000 
 Prohibitions, appeals, and inhibitions [1061.] 1018 
 
 Cenfures and punifhments in the Ipiritual courts 
 
 [1087.J 1041 
 Spiritual crimes and vices reftrained by temporal punifh- 
 ments [1117.] 1076 
 
 Temporal perfons and matters of fpiritual cognifance and 
 concern ----- [1140.] 1097 
 
 Benefit of clergy and purgation of clerks convidl 
 
 [1164.] 1121 
 Privilege of fanduary - - - [1185.] 1139 
 
 The ftate and condition of religious houfes and perfons 
 
 [1199.] 1152 
 DifTolution of religious houfes - - [1225.] 1 174 
 
 Appendix of ftatutes concerning tythes in London 
 
 [i273.]_i2i7 
 A fupplement containing aifls of parliament relative to 
 ecclefiaftical matters ; which have either been omit- 
 ted in their places by the author, or been enabled 
 fince he prepared the prefent edition (1761) for the 
 prefs ------- 1237 
 
 Appendix of inftruments, ancient and modern 
 
 [3-81.] 1326 
 Tables of the ftatutes, conftitutions, canons, and articles; 
 according to the order in which they were made, and 
 with reference to the pages where they may be found 
 in this work. 
 Table of the provincial and legatin conftitutions. Table 
 of the canons. Index. 
 Sermon, Jer. 7. 3, 4. Religion, the beft lecurity 
 to Church and State. [Affize.] 4°. L. 171$ 
 Sermon, Dan. 12. 3. The peculiar excellency 
 and reward offupporting fchools of charity. 
 8°. Lond. 1716 
 
 Of vifitations, parochial and general, being the 
 charges delivered to the clergy of the arch- 
 deaconry of Surrey. To which are added 
 fome other trafts. 8°. Lond. ly 17 
 
 Of parochial vifitations, articles and diredtions for a pa- 
 rochial vifitation ----- I 
 
 Of prefentiments at general vifitations. Articles of en- 
 quiry ------- 5*
 
 1247 
 
 12/ 
 
 GIBSON, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Reafons for feparating the commifllons of official prin- 
 cipal and vicar-general . . - - 105 
 De excommunicatione : concio ad fynodum - 119 
 The progrefs in convocation towards the appropriating 
 of excommunication to matters fpiritual - 139 
 
 Four fermons upon feveral fubjefts. Second edi- 
 tion. With a preface. Sm. 8°. Land. 17 19 
 A(fts, 23. 5. Againft the afperfing of princes, and their 
 adminiftration ------ i 
 
 Hof, 7. 9. The danger and mifchiefs of Popery 33 
 
 Jer. 7. 3, 4. The iniquity of proftituting the name of 
 
 the Church ------ 63 
 
 Pfa. 106. 43, 44. The great fin of murmuring after de- 
 liverances - - - - - - 93 
 
 Direftions given to the clergy of the diocefe of 
 
 London. 2d edit. Pp. 121. 8°. Land. 1727 
 
 Decency of the church ; Reading prayers ; Pfalmody ; 
 
 Preaching ; Catechifing ; Private admonition, vifiting 
 
 the fick ; Good life ; Study ; Refidence, and curates j 
 
 Fabricks, and poiTeflions of the Church. 
 
 Appendix : — 
 
 King George's diredtions to the archbifhops and 
 biihops; The Archbi/hop of Canterbury's direflions 
 concerning orders and curates ; Form of a title for 
 orders; An adl for the better maintenance of cu- 
 rates ; Diredlions concerning the proper inftruments 
 to be brought to the bifhop, for orders, &c. 
 A courfe of finging pfalms, for half a year. 
 Directions to mafters and miftreffes of charity fchools. 
 
 Diredlions given to the clergy and charge. 
 
 Clergyman's Inftruftor, 303 
 
 Five paftoral letters to the people of his diocefe ; 
 the three firft in defence of the gofpel revela- 
 tion, by way of prefervative againft the late 
 writings in favour of infidelity ; the fourth 
 againft lukewarmnefs on one hand, and enthu- 
 fiafm on the other ; and the fifth and laft on 
 the late rebellion and exciting to a ierious re- 
 formation of manners ; with a poftfcript fet- 
 ting forth the danger and mifchief of Popery. 
 12°. Lond. 1760 
 
 Four paftoral letters. Enchiridion Theologicum 4 
 
 An admonition againft profane and common 
 fwearing. Sixth edition. 1 2°. Pp. 24. 
 
 Lond. 1738 
 
 Serious advice to perfons who have been fick. 
 Sixth edition. 12°. Lond. 1737 
 
 The fecond part of the plea for humane reafon. 
 In anfwer to a letter written to the author of the plea 
 for humane reafon, under the name of John Browne, 
 Curate of Richmond, &c. In which anfwer is particu- 
 larly and fully confidered the Scripture do(ftrine of the 
 facrifice of the death of Chrift for fin. [Anon.] Pp. 
 69. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 Remarks on part of a bill lately brought into 
 the Houfe of Lords, and intituled, A bill for 
 the more efFeftual fupprefling of blafphemy 
 and profanenefs ; fo far as it relates to the 
 archbiftiops, bifliops, and clergy. [Anon.] 
 Pp. 14. 8°. Lond. 1 73 1 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 9. 25. An earneft dilTuafive 
 from intemperance in meats and drinks. Fifth 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1744 
 
 A prefervative againft Popery, in feveral feleft 
 difcourfes upon the principal heads of contro- 
 
 GIBSON, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 verfy between Proteftants and Papifts, being 
 written and publifhed by the moft eminent 
 divines of the Church of England, chiefly in 
 the reign of King James IL, carefully revifed 
 and edited for the Britifli Society for Pro- 
 moting the Religious Principles of the Re- 
 formation, by John Cumming, D.D. 18 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1848-49 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Stratford, Bp. The neceffity of a reformation with re- 
 pedt to the errors and corruptions of the Church of 
 Rome. In two parts ... - i 
 
 Clagett, Dr. The llate of the Church of Rome when 
 the Reformation began, as it appears by advice given 
 to Pope Paul III., and Julius III., by creatures of their 
 own ------- 165 
 
 Clagett, Dr. Several captious queries concerning the 
 
 Engliih Reformation anfwered - - - 196 
 
 Burnet, Bp. The oppofition of the doftrine, worfhip, 
 
 and prailices of the Church of Rome to the nature, 
 
 defigns, and characters of the Chriftian faith 226 
 
 Cave, Dr. [or Dr. Thorp.] The unity of the Catholick 
 
 Church maintained in the Church of England 290 
 
 Altham. A vindication of the Church of England from 
 
 the foul afperfions of fchifm and herefy. In two 
 
 parts 333 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Hickes, Dr. An apologetical vindication of the Church 
 of England, in anfwer to thofe who reproach her with 
 the Englifh herefies and fchifms, or fufpeft her not to 
 be a Catholic Church on their account - i 
 
 Hafcard, Dr. A difcourfe concerning the charge of no- 
 velty upon the Reformed Church of England made 
 by the Papifts, afking of us the queftion, Where was 
 your religion before Luther ? - - - 82 
 
 Burnet, Bp. A vindication of the ordination of the 
 Church of England, in which is demonftrated that all 
 the efTentials of ordination according to the pradtice 
 of the Primitive and Greek Churches, are ftill re- 
 tained in our Church ----- 109 
 
 Wharton. A treatife of the celibacy of the clergy 226 
 Payne. The texts examined which Papifts cite out of 
 the Bible to prove their dodtrine concerning the celi- 
 bacy of priefts and vows of continence. In two parts 
 
 382 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Lloyd, Bp. The Papal fupremacy, a novel dodtrine i 
 
 Patrick, Bp, The texts examined which Papifts cite out 
 
 of the Bible to prove the fupremacy of St. Peter and 
 
 the Pope over the whole Church. In two parts 8 
 
 Reftjury. The texts examined which Papifts cite out of 
 
 the Bible for the proof of their dodtrine concerning 
 
 the vifibility of the Church - - - 53 
 
 Freeman. Dr. A plain and familiar difcourfe by way of 
 
 dialogue concerning the Catholick Church - 78 
 
 Sherlock, Dean. A difcourfe concerning the nature, 
 
 unity, and communion of the Catholick Church 128 
 
 The notes of the Church, as laid dmvn by Cardinal Bellarmine, 
 
 examined and confuted, -viz. : 
 
 Sherlock, Dean. General introdudlion and vindication 
 
 thereof - - - - - - i8i 
 
 Freeman, Dean, ift note : The name Catholick 227 
 Patrick, Bp. 2d note : Antiquity - - - 240 
 
 A defence of this by Dr. Tully, appears in the table of con- 
 tents of the folio edition ; but it is not contained in the book. 
 Williams, Bp. 3d note : Duration - -_ 252 
 
 Fowler, Bp. 4th note : Amplitude, or multitude, and 
 variety of believers - - - - " 2.64 
 
 Thorp, Dr. 5th note : The fucceflion of bifhops 278 
 Payne. 6th note : Agreement in dodtrine with the Pri- 
 mitive Church ----- 292 
 
 I
 
 1249 
 
 GIBSON, Biihop {continued). 
 
 Clagett, Dr. 7th note : Union of the members among 
 themfelves and with the head - - - 311 
 
 Scott. 8th note : Sanftity of dodlrine - - 337 
 
 Linford. 9th note : Efficacy of the doftrine - 360 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Tenifon, Abp. loth note : Holinefs of life - I 
 
 Refbury. nth note: The glory of miracles - 14 
 
 Clagett. 1 2th note : The light of prophecy - 39 
 
 Kidder, Bp. 13th note: Confeflion of adverfaries 55 
 
 Stratford, Bp. 14th note : The unhappy end of the 
 Church's adverfaries ----- 73 
 
 Grove, Bp. 15th note: Temporal felicity - 96 
 
 EUys. The Proteftant refolved, or the unreafonablenefs 
 of his turning Roman Catholic for falvation - 120 
 
 Beaulieu. Difcourfes fhewing that Proteftants are on the 
 faferfide 185 
 
 Tillotfon, Abp. The hazard of being faved in the Church 
 of Rome, a fermon on i Cor. 3. 1 5 - - 214 
 
 Tenifon, Abp. Concerning a guide in matters of faith 
 
 232 
 
 Maurice, Dr. Doubts concerning the Roman infallibility. 
 I. Whether the Church of Rome believe it; 2. 
 Whether Jefus Chrift or his apoftles ever recom- 
 mended it; 3. Whether the Primitive Church knew 
 or ufed that way of deciding controverfies - 271 
 
 Sherlock, Dean. Concerning a judge of controverfies in 
 matters of religion ... - - 309 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Patrick, Bp. The pillar and ground of truth, a treatife 
 fhewing that the Church of Rome falfely claims to be 
 that Church, and the pillar of that truth mentioned 
 by St. Paul, i Tim. 3. 15 - - - i 
 
 Tully. The texts examined which are cited for infalli- 
 bility ------- 103 
 
 Hutchinfon. The authority of councils, and the rule of 
 faith 137 
 
 Stillingfleet, Bp. Scripture and tradition compared 219 
 
 Patrick, Bp. A difcourfe about tradition, fhewing what 
 is meant by it, and what tradition is to be received, 
 and what is to be rejedted - - - - 245 
 
 Williams, Bp. The texts examined which Papifts cite 
 out of the Bible for the proof of their dodlrine con- 
 cerning the infufficiency of Scripture and neceflity of 
 tradition - - - - - - 281 
 
 Sherlock, Dean. The Proteftant refolution of faith 299 
 
 Kidder, Bp. The judgment of private difcretion in mat- 
 ters of religion ------ 327 
 
 Stratford, Bp. The people's right to read the Scriptures 
 
 346 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 Grove, Bp. The Proteftant and Popifli way of interpret- 
 ing Scripture impartially compared - - i 
 
 Fowler, Bp. The texts examined which Papifts cite out 
 of the Bible for the proof of the doftrine concerning 
 the obfcurity of the Holy Scriptures - - 63 
 
 Sherlock, Dean. The objedt of religious worfliip, or 
 Scripture proof of the unlawfulnefs of giving religious 
 worfhip to any being befides the one Supreme God 90 
 
 Wake, Abp. The nature of idolatry, on which the 
 charge of idolatry is made good againft the Church of 
 Rome ----.-- 148 
 
 Payne. The facrifice of the mafs - - - 215 
 
 Gee. The texts examined which are cited for the facri- 
 fice of the mafs . - - - - 2^3 
 
 Williams. Divine fervice in an unknown tongue 347 
 Vol. 7. 
 
 Scott, Dr. John. The texts examined which are cited 
 concerning prayer in an unknown tongue - i 
 
 Freeman. The invocation of faints - - 71 
 
 Clagett. The worfhip of the blefTed Virgin and faints 125 
 
 Freeman. Texts examined which are cited concerning 
 the worftiip of angels and faints departed - 218 
 
 Whitby. The fallibility of the Romifti Church demon- 
 ftrated from the manifeft errors of the lecond Nicene 
 
 GIBSON, Bi/hop {continued). 
 
 and Trent Councils; which affert that the veneration 
 and honorary wor/hip of images is a tradition primitive 
 and apoftolical - - . . . 281 
 
 Comber. Concerning the fecond Council of Nice, which 
 firft introduced and eftablifhed image-worfhip 373 
 
 Vol. 8, 
 
 Comber's difcourfe, continued. 
 
 Gee. Texts examined which are cited concerning wor- 
 fhip of images ------ 30 
 
 Stanley, Dean. Concerning the devotions of the Church 
 of Rome .-...- 49 
 
 Stillingfleet, Bp. No Catholick tradition for {even facra- 
 ments -.-..-. 98 
 
 Gee. Texts examined which are cited concerning the 
 (even facraments - - . - - 134 
 
 AUix. An hiftorical difcourfe concerning the neceflity 
 of the minifter's intention in adminiftering the facra- 
 ments --.-... 168 
 
 Clagett. A difcourfe concerning the pretended facrament 
 of extreme unftion ----- 214 
 
 Payne. Of the communion in one kind, in anfwer to 
 the Bifhop of Meaux ... - 320 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 
 Payne's difcourfe, continued. 
 
 Clagett. Paraphrafe, with notes on St. John, vi., (hew- 
 ing that the Eucharift is not difcourfed of in that 
 chapter, and that tranfubftantiation cannot be inferred 
 from it ------- 36 
 
 Patrick, Mr. Dodlrines and praftices of the Ancient 
 Church relating to the Eucharift, inconfiftent with 
 the belief of tranfubftantiation - - - 89 
 
 Stillingfleet. The dodtrine of the Trinity and tranfub- 
 ftantiation compared, as to Scripture, reafon, and tra- 
 dition ------- 299 
 
 Williams. Texts examined which are cited for tranfub- 
 ftantiation -.--.. 367 
 Vol. 10. 
 
 Wake, Abp. The real prefence and adoration of the 
 hoft ------ - I 
 
 Payne. Concerning the adoration of the hoft - 116 
 
 Goodman. Auricular confeffion - - - 161 
 
 Linford. Texts examined which are cited for auricular 
 confeffion ...... 202 
 
 Allix. A difcourfe concerning penance, fhewing how 
 the dodlr-ne of it in the Church of Rome makes void 
 true repentance ----- 225 
 
 Gafcarth. Texts examined which are cited concerning 
 fatisfadlions ..-.-- 264 
 
 Stillingfleet, Bp. A difcourfe concerning indulgences 325 
 
 Allix. Concerning the merits of good works 350 
 
 Linford. Texts examined which are cited concerning 
 merits ------- 372 
 
 Vol. II. 
 
 Wake. A difcourfe of purgatory . - - i 
 
 Brampfton. Texts examined which are cited concerning 
 purgatory .-.-.- 36 
 
 Wake. Difcourfe of prayers for the dead - - 82 
 
 Sherlock. A prefervative againft Popery. In two parts 
 
 104 
 
 Sherlock. A fummary of the principal controverfies be- 
 tween the Church of England and the Church of 
 Rome ------- 247 
 
 Stillingfleet. The Council of Trent examined and dis- 
 proved - - - - - - - 339 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 
 Lloyd, Bp. A confutation of the chief dodrines of 
 Popery ; a fermon on A<fts, 2. 42 - - i 
 
 Wake. An expofition of the dodrine of the Church of 
 England, in the feveral articles propofed by M. de 
 Meaux, in his expofition of the doftrine ot the Ca- 
 tholic Church ------ 47 
 
 Wake. A defence of the Expofition - - 144 
 
 Wake. A fecond defence _ - - - 280 
 
 41.
 
 1252 
 
 GIBSON, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Vol. 13. 
 
 Wake. Anlwer to the reply, being a further defence i 
 
 Williams. The difference between the Church of Eng- 
 land and the Church of Rome, in oppofition to a late 
 book entitled, An Agreement between the Church of 
 England and the Church of Rome - - 15 
 
 Stillingfleet. The dodtrines and pradlices of the Church 
 of Rome truly reprelented, in anlwer to "A Papift 
 Mifreprefented" . . . - . 208 
 
 Clagett. A view of the whole controverfy between the 
 reprefenter and the anfwerer, with an aniwer to the 
 repreienter's laft reply - - - - 323 
 
 Vol. 14. 
 
 Clagett. An anfwer to the reprcfenter's refieflions upon 
 the ftate of the controverfy - - - 1 
 
 Sherlock. Vindication of fome Proteftant principles of 
 Church unity and Catholick communion from the 
 charge of agreement with the Church of Rome 94 
 
 Clagett. The difference of the cafe between the repara- 
 tion of Proteftants from Rome and the feparation of 
 Diffenters from the Church of England - 183 
 
 Altham. The creed of Pope Pius IV. ; or, a profpedt 
 of Popery, taken from that authentic record - 234 
 
 Gardiner, S. A brief examination of the prefent Roman 
 Catholick faith contained in Pope Pius his new creed 242 
 Vol. 15. 
 
 Jenkins. Hiftorical examination of the authority of ge- 
 neral councils, /hewing the falle dealing that hath 
 been uled in the publilliing of them - - i 
 
 Comber. Roman forgeries in the councils during the firft 
 four centuries ; with an appendix concerning the for- 
 geries and errors in the Annals of Baronius 89 
 
 Fleetwood, Bp. An account of the life and death of the 
 bleffed Virgin according to Romifh writers j with the 
 grounds of the worfhip paid to her - - 244 
 
 Patrick, Bp. The Virgin Mary mifreprefented by the 
 Church of Rome ----- 292 
 Vol. 16. 
 
 The fame, cont'inucd ----- i 
 
 Hickes. The miflionaries' arts difcovered - 57 
 
 M. de Plaeette. The incurable fcepticilm of the Church 
 of Rome, tranflared ; publifhed by Abp. Tenifon 176 
 
 Clagett. A perfuafive to an ingenuous tryal of opinions 
 in religion ------ 343 
 
 Vol. 17. 
 
 Hiftorical account of the behaviour of the Jefuits for the 
 firft twenty-five years of ^ueen Elizabeth's reign i 
 
 The execution of juftice in England, not for religion, 
 but for treafcn ; by dire(flion of Secretary Burleigh 48 
 
 Rawlett. A dialogue between two Protelhnts, in anfwer 
 to a Popifli catechilm againft- fcdlaries, plainly ftiewing 
 that the members of the Church of England are no 
 fedtaries, but true catholics - - - - 79 
 
 The Proteftant companion ; or, an impartial furvey and 
 comparifon of the Proteftant religion, as by law efta- 
 bliftied, with the main doftrincs of Popery. Wherein 
 is fhewn that Popery is contrary to Scripture, primi- 
 tive fathers, and councils, &c. - - 26S 
 
 Bp. Hall. The old religion j a treatife, wherein is laid 
 down the true ftate of the difterencc betwixt the Re- 
 formed and Roman Church, and the blame of fchifm 
 is caft upon the true authors - - - 507 
 
 Vol. 18. 
 
 A lift of writers quoted or referred to in this work. 
 [With biographical notices.] . - - i 
 
 Authors of the various treatifes - - - 134 
 
 Names of councils - - - - - 151 
 
 General contents and index - . . - 167 
 
 This work was originally publiftied in 3 vol. folio, 1738 ; 
 vol. 2. commencing with Bp. Sherlock on the Objedl of 
 Religious Worfhip ; and vol. 3. with Abp. Wake's Expo- 
 fition of the Doctrine of the Church of England. Bp. 
 Hall's Old Religion, and the contents of vol. 18, are added 
 in this edition. 
 
 GIBSON, Bi/hop [continued). 
 
 Supplement to Gibfon's Prefervative from Po- 
 pery ; being important treatifes on the Romifh 
 controverfy. 8 vol. 8°. Land. ^849* 
 
 Vol. I. Barrow, Ifaac, D.D. A treatife of the Pope's 
 fupremacy. Edited by the Rev. John Cumming, D.D. 
 Vol. 2. Birckbek, the Rev. Simon. The Proteftants' 
 evidence, being the fucceflion of Proteftant dodtrine 
 in all ages. Edited [from the edition of 1 657] by 
 the Rev. John Cumming, D.D. 
 Vol. 3. Birckbek's Proteftants' Evidence, continued. 
 Vol. 4. Lynde, Sir Humphrey. Via Tuta, the fafe 
 way. Via Devia, the by-way. Edited by the Rev. 
 R. P. Blakeney, M.A. 
 Vol. 5. Lynde, Sir Humphrey. A cafe for the fpec- 
 tacles ; or a defence of Via Tuta, in anfwer to a book 
 written by J. R. called A Pair of Spectacles ; toge- 
 ther with a treatife entitled Stridturae in Lyndomas- 
 tigem, by way of fupplement to the Knight's anlwer, 
 by Daniel Featley, D.D. Edited by the Rev. R. 
 P. Blakeney, M.A. 
 Vol. 6. Edwards, the Rev. John, D.D. The dodrines 
 controverted between Papifts and Proteftants, particu- 
 larly and diftindlly confidered, with an introdudtion, 
 giving an account of the rile and gradual progrefs ot 
 Popery. Edited by the Rev. John Cumming, D.D. 
 Vol. 7. Foye, the Rev. M. W. Romilh rites, offices, 
 and legends ; or authorifed fuperftitions and idolatries 
 of the Church of Rome, containing the greater por- 
 tion of the Roman Pontifical ; the Ordinary of the 
 mafs; the principal feftivals and offices of the Virgin 
 Mary ; the ceremonies at moft of the feafon maifes ; 
 the offices in the Roman Anglican Ritual ; copious 
 fcledtions from the fervices, hymns, and legends of 
 the Roman Breviary, and the legends of the laft 
 faints canonized, the office of eledting and crowning 
 a Pope ; and the beatification and canonization of 
 iaints. Literally tranflated and compiled from the 
 authorized editions, with the Latin text, for the moft 
 part, in oppofite columns, and with copious notes. 
 Edited by the Rev.R. P. Blakeney. 
 Vol. 8. 
 Serces, the Rev. James. Popery an enemy to Scripture ; 
 or, an account of the feveral methods purfued by the 
 Church of Rome to fink the authority of the Holy 
 Scriptures, and of the various falfifications introduced 
 in fome verfions of the NewTeftament. 
 Muflard, P. Roma antiqua et recens j or the confor- 
 mity of ancient and modern ceremonies, fhewing 
 from indifputable teftimonies that the ceremonies of 
 the Church of Rome are borrowed from the pagans. 
 Tranflated from the French, by James Du Pre. 
 Barrow, Ifaac, D.D. A difcourfe concerning the unity 
 of the Church. 
 
 Anonymous traBs rcJpeBing Bijhop Gibjon. 
 An addrefs to the inhabitants of the two great cities of 
 London and Weftminfter ; in relation to a paftoral letter 
 faid to be written by the Bifhop of London, to the 
 people of his diocefs ; occafioned by fome late writings 
 in favour of infidelity. Second edition, with alterations 
 and additions. Pp. 72. 8^. Lond. 1730 
 
 A vindication of the Bifhop of London's fecond paftoral 
 letter. In anfwer to a late pamphlet, entitled, A Second 
 Addrefs to the Inhabitants of the Two Great Cities of 
 London and Weftminfter. Pp.87. 8°. LoW. 1 731 
 An apology for Dr. Codex, humbly addrelTed to the Doc- 
 tor. Pp. 40. 8"'. Lond. 1734 
 A fhort anfwer to the modeft reply of Dr. Codex; wherein 
 his falfe reafunings, evafions, and equivocations, are ex- 
 pofed. In a letter to tiie author. Pp. 27. 8"". Lond. 1734 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Codex, on the fubjedt of his 
 modeft inftrudtion to the crown, inferted in the Daily 
 Journal of Feb. 27, 1733. From tlie fecond volume 
 of Burnet's Hiftory. Pp.36. 8°. L^;;,/. 1734
 
 1253 
 
 1254 
 
 GIBSON, James, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 26. 9. On the charafter and duties 
 of the prefcnt crifis. 8°. Nezvmarket, 1830 
 GIBSON, John, D.D. 
 
 Provoft of Queen's College, Oxon, and Prebendary of 
 Lincoln and Peterborough. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 84. 10, 11. The frequent fervice 
 of God in publick, the way to long life, 
 honour, and undoubted happinefs. [Confe- 
 cration of the New Chapel, Queen's College, 
 Oxford.] 4°. Oxf. 1719 
 
 GIBSON, John, one of the minifters of Weft 
 
 Kirk. 
 Sermon, Rev. 7. 9, 10. The unlimited extent 
 and final bleffednefs of God's fpiritual king- 
 dom. [S.S.P.C.K.] 8°. Edin. 1768 
 GIBSON, John, B.D. 
 
 Four fermons preached before the Univerfity of 
 Cambridge. 8°. Camb. 1837 
 
 Rev. 3. I. The meflage unto Sardis - - I 
 
 iThefT. 5.19. The Spirit quenched. [Whit Sun.] 18 
 Pla.131. 2, 3. Heavenly things cannot perfeftly be 
 revealed. [Trinity Sunday.] - - - 33 
 
 Colof. 3. I. The fpiritual aicenfion. [Sun. after Afcen- 
 fion day.] -...-- 48 
 
 GIBSON, T. A. 
 
 Etymological geography, being a clafiified lift of 
 terms, &c. 12°. Edin. 1835 
 
 GIBSON, . 
 
 A fermon preached on the occafion of the fune- 
 ral of Mrs. Elizabeth Gibfon ; together with 
 a Ihort account of her life. [By her hulband.] 
 4°. Lond. 1692 
 
 GIESLER, Dr. John C. L. 
 
 Confiftorial Counfellor and ordinary ProfefTor of Theo- 
 logy in Gottingen. 
 
 A compendium of ecclefiaftical hiftory. Fourth 
 edition, revifed and amended ; tranflated from 
 the German, by Samuel Davidfon, LL.D. 3 
 vol. 8°. Edin. 1 846, &c. 
 
 Vol. I. 1846. 
 Firft period, to the fole reign of Conftantine, a.d. 324. 
 Second period, from Conftantine to the beginning of 
 the image controverfy, a.d. 324—726. 
 Vol. 2. 1848. 
 Second period {continued). 
 
 Third period, from the beginning of the controverfy 
 concerning the vi'orfliip of images to the Reformation, 
 A.D. 726-1 517. 
 
 Vol. 3. Not yet published. 
 
 GIFFARD, B. 
 
 Sermons. Catholick Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 GIFFORD, James. 
 
 A Unitarian. 
 An elucidation of the Unity of God, deduced 
 
 from Scripture and reafon. Fifth edition, 
 
 enlarged. 8°. Lond. 181 5 
 
 The remonftrance of a Unitarian, addreffed to 
 
 the Bifhop of St. David's. [Burgefs.] Pp. 
 
 iv. 96. 8°. Lond. 181 8 
 
 GIFFARD, John, M.A. 
 
 Reftor of Maynftone, Salop. 
 Difcourfe, Jer. 10. 25. Family religion, a prin- 
 cipal fupport of the Church of England and 
 
 GIFFARD, John, M.A. (continued). 
 
 the ncglefl: thereof, how far the inevitable 
 ruin, not only of private families, but ofChurch 
 and State. With direftions. 18°. Lond. 17 13 
 
 GIFTS, Spiritual. Afts, 13. 40, 41. Spiritual 
 gifts and miniftries. A word of exhortation, 
 warning, and confolation, for all the children 
 of God. From the German. Pp. 23. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 
 GIL, Alexander, M.A. 
 
 Born in Lancafhire 1564. Admitted fcholar of Corpus 
 Chrifti College, Oxford, 1583. Head Mafter of St. Paul's 
 School, London, 1608, in which his method of educa- 
 tion was eminently fuccefsful. Died 1635. He was a 
 good divine and critic, as well as an excellent Latin 
 fcholar. 
 The facred philofophie of the Holy Scripture, 
 
 laid down as conclufions on the articles of 
 
 our faith commonly called the Apoftles' Creed. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1635 
 
 GILBERT, FoUot. 
 
 An opponent of Thomas ii Becket. Abbot of Glouces- 
 ter 1139. Bifhop pof Hereford 1148. Tranflated to Lon- 
 don 1 163. Died 1 187. 
 
 Epiftols. See Becket. 
 GILBERTUS, Philofophus. 
 
 Flouriflied 980. 
 
 Serm.o de informatione epifcoporum. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 133 
 GILBERT, A. P. M. 
 
 Defcription hiitorique de la cathedrale de Rouen. 
 Seconde edition. 8°. Rouen, 1837 
 
 GILBERT, Sir Jeffrey, Knight. 
 
 Chief Baron of the Exchequer in Ireland, and after- 
 wards of that in England. Born 1674; died 1726. 
 An abftradl of Mr. Locke's Effay on Human 
 
 Underftanding. Pp. 55. 8°. 
 
 Dublin, printed. London, reprinted 1752 
 GILBERT, John. 
 
 Bifliop of Landaff 1740. Tranflated to Salifbury 1748. 
 Archbifhop of York 1757. Died 1761. 
 
 Sermon, Eph. 4. 26. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1742 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 6. 10. [Spital] 4°. Lond. 1743 
 
 Sermon. Matt. 7. 12. [London Infirmary.] 
 
 Second edition. 4°. Lond. 1745 
 GILBERT, Joseph. 
 
 A learned Congregational minifter at Nottingham. Died 
 1852, in the feventy-fourth year of his age. 
 
 The Chriftian atonement ; its bafis, nature, and 
 bearings ; or the principle of fubftitution illus- 
 trated as applied in the redemption of man. 
 [Congregational Lefture, third feries]. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 A fecond edition, publiflied in 1852. 
 
 For review fee Brit. Critic, 21. 450. 
 
 GILBERT, Rev. Nathaniel, Vicar of Bledlow, 
 
 Bucks. 
 Sermon, Gen. 2. 16, 17. The forbidden tree, 
 
 [A bp. Laud's Lefture.] 8°. leW. 1805 
 
 GILDAS. 
 
 The oldeft Britifli hiftorian, furnamed the Wile. Born 
 in Wales, according to Leland, in 511, according to others 
 in 493. Appears to have been a monk. His writings are 
 valuable for their antiquity, and as containing the only 
 information of the times in which he wrote.
 
 1255 
 
 1256 
 
 GILD AS [continued). 
 
 De Britannia excidio, conqueilus et cccleflaftici 
 ordinis acris correpto. 
 
 Grynasus, Lat. 830 ; Bibl. Max. Patr. 8. 
 707 ; Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 12. 180; 
 Britifli Hift. Gale, i. i ; Britifh Hilt. 
 Rerum Britt. Scriptores, 113 ; Giles, 
 J. A. Hillory, 2. 225. 
 Vita Gildas, a Caradoc, «S:c. Giles, 2. 421. 
 
 Epiille. Tranflated from the Latine. 12°, 
 
 Land. 1638 
 1 he works of Gildas and Nennius. Trans- 
 lated from the Latin, and with the former 
 tranflations carefully compared and corrected, 
 by J. A. Giles, LL.D. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Gildas' works. Preface, hiftory, epiftle, index of pro- 
 per names. 
 Nennius. The hiftory of the Britons. Revifed and 
 augmented from the tranflation of the Rev. W. Gunn. 
 Works. Chronicles (fix old Englilh) 
 
 GILDERDALE, John, M.A. 
 
 Foreft School, Walthamftow, Effex. 
 An eflay on natural religion, and revelation, 
 confidcred with regard to the legitimate ufe 
 and proper limitation of reafon. 8°. Z. 1837 
 
 GILES, J. A., D.C.L. 
 
 Hillory of the Ancient Britons from theearlieft 
 period to the invafion of the Saxons. Com- 
 piled from the original authorities. 2 vol, 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 Vol. I. Hiftory, to a.d. 449. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Hiftorical documents concerning the ancient Britons. 
 
 Excerpta ex fcriptoribus Graecis et Latinis - I 
 
 Gildae liber de excidio Britanniae - - 225 
 
 Nennii hiftoria Britonum . - . . joi 
 
 Excerpta ex Beda de Britonibus - - - 346 
 
 Ricardi Ciceftrenfis de fitu Britannix - - 380 
 
 Vita Gildae, audlore Caradoco - - - 421 
 
 Vita Gildas, auftore anonymo - - - - 427 
 
 Infcriptiones ex nummis - - - - 4^7 
 
 Infcriptiones ex lapidibus ... - 463 
 
 Notje ad Gildam et Nennium - - - 481 
 
 Index geographicus . . - - - 491 
 
 GILES, Mascall, " Minifter of God's word at 
 Dicheling, in SulTex." 
 
 A treatife againil fuperftitious Jefu-worfhip. 
 Wherein the true fenfe of Phil. 2. 9, 10, is 
 opened, and from thence is plainly fhewed, 
 and by fundry arguments proved, that corporal 
 bowing at the name of Jefus is neither com- 
 manded, grounded, nor warranted thereupon. 
 Ff 3. Pp. 50. 4°. Lond. 16^2 
 
 GILL, John, D.D. 
 
 A Baptift minifter. Born at Kettering 1697, of parents 
 in humble life. Received his education partly at the 
 Grammar-fchool there, but chiefly by his own application. 
 Faftor of a congregation at Horlleydown, South wark, 1719. 
 Died 1 77 1. He was a divine of moft extenfive learning, 
 and particularly excelled in Hebrew and Rabbinical know- 
 ledge, which renders his commentary one ot the moft 
 ufeful in the Englifh language. His Calvinifm has been 
 called fupralapfarian ; his ftyle is in general too copious and 
 diflufe ; as a preacher he was very popular. 
 
 An expofition of the Old and New Teftament, 
 in which it is attempted to give an account 
 
 GILL, John, D.D, [continued). 
 
 of the feveral books and the writers of them, 
 a fummary of each chapter, and the genuine 
 fenfe of every verfe ; and throughout the 
 whole, the original text, and the verlions of 
 it are infpefted and compared ; interpreters 
 of the beft note, both Jewifh and Chriftian, 
 confulted ; difficult places at large explained ; 
 {eeming contradiftions reconciled ; various 
 paflages illuftrated and confirmed by teftimo- 
 nics of writers, as well Gentile as Jewifh ; and 
 the prophecies fhewn chiefly to belong to the 
 times of the golpel, and a great number of them 
 to times yet to come. 9 vol. 4°. Lond. 18 10 
 
 Vol. I. Memoir of the life and writings of Dr. Gill, 
 by Dr. Rippon. Genefis — Numbers. 
 
 Vol. 2. Deut. — Kings. 
 
 Vol. 3. Chron. — Pfalm Ixxii. 
 
 Vol. 4. Pfalm Ixxiii — Sol. Song. 
 
 Vol. 5. Ifaiah — Lamentations. 
 
 Vol. 6. Ezekiel — Malachi. 
 
 Vol. 7. Matt. — John. 
 
 Vol. 8. Adts — Corinthians. 
 
 Vol. 9. Galat,— Revel. 
 
 An expofition of the Book of Solomon's Song, 
 commonly called Canticles ; wherein the au- 
 thority of it is eftablilhed and vindicated 
 againft objedtions both ancient and modern ; 
 feveral verfions compared with the original 
 text, the dift'erent fenfes, both of Jewifh and 
 Chriftian interpreters confidered ; and the 
 whole opened and explained in proper and 
 ufeful oblervations. To which is added. The 
 Targum, or Chaldee Paraphrale upon the 
 whole book, tranflated out of the original 
 Chaldee ; together with fome explanatory notes 
 upon it. Folio, Lond. 1728 
 
 This is a different work to the expofition of the fame 
 
 book contained in the author's Expofition of the Old and 
 
 New Teftament. It was afterwards printed in 4°. and 8°. 
 
 with the Targum left out. 
 
 A complete body of doftrinal and praftical 
 
 divinity ; or, a fyftem of evangehcal truths 
 
 deduced from the Sacred Scriptures. A new 
 
 edition, 2 vol, 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 The caufe of God and truth. In four parts. 
 
 With a vindication of part iv, from the cavils 
 
 and calumnies of Mr, Henry Heywood, &c, S 
 
 A new edition. 8°, Lond. i^-^^ " 
 
 In anfwer to Dr. Whitby's Difcourfe on the Five Points, 
 
 A dilTertation concerning the antiquity of the 
 
 Hebrew language, letters, vowel-points, and 
 
 accents. 8°, Lond. 1767 
 
 A colleftion of fermons and trafts, feveral of 
 
 which were never before printed. 2 vol, 4°. 
 
 Lond. lyj'i 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoirs of the life, writings, and character of the author. 
 Eight annual lermons, — 
 
 I Tim. 6. 3. The doftrine of grace cleared from the 
 
 charge of licentioufnefs - - - - i 
 
 Ifa. 21. II, 12. The watchman's anfwer - 16 
 
 I Chron. 12. 32. PraiSical improvement of the 
 
 watchman's anfwer - ■ - - 33
 
 1257 
 
 IZ58 
 
 GILL, John, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Pla. 87. 3. The glory of the Church in the latter 
 
 day ------ - 5^ 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 20. Faith in God and his word the 
 
 eftabUfhment and profperity of his people - 70 
 
 Ifa. 9. 7. The fure performance of prophecy 87 
 
 Pfa. 84. II. The glorious ftate of the faints in heaven 
 
 104 
 A6ts, 26. 22, 23. The agreement of the Old and the 
 
 New Teftament - - - - 122 
 
 Twelve occafional fermons, — 
 
 Deut. 33. 8. Levi's Urim and Thummim found with 
 
 Chrift - - 138 
 
 Pfa. 1 10. 4. Chrift a prieft after the order of Melchi- 
 
 zedek. - - - - - - 155 
 
 Col. I. 19. The fulnefs of the Mediator - 172 
 Matt. 8. 25. Chrift the Saviour from the tempeft i 86 
 Rom. 3. 31. The law eftabliftied by the gofpel 200 
 Ila. 64. 7. Negleifl of fervent prayer complained of 216 
 Exod. 20. 24. Attendance in places of worfhip en- 
 couraged. (2 ferm.) - - - - 230 
 
 Deut. 10. 5. The law in the hand of Chrift - 268 
 Ezek. 10. 13. The dodtrine of the wheels opened 284 
 Heb. 2. 10. The neceflity for Chrift's making fatis- 
 
 faiSlion for fin proved and confirmed - 298 
 
 Exod. 15. 16. The quiet and eafy paflage of Chrift's 
 
 purchafed people through death to glory - 315 
 Sixteen funeral fermons, — 
 
 Rom. 5. 20, 21. For Mr. John Smith - 333 
 
 Job, 19. 25-27. Rev. Edw. Wallin - - 352 
 
 Gen. 3. 15. Mrs. Martha Gifford - - 372 
 
 1 Their. 4. 13, 14. Elizabeth Gill - - 391 
 Ifa. 30. 21. Mrs. Mary Fall - - - 409 
 Rom. 8. 33, 34. Mrs. Anne Brine - - 427 
 
 2 Their. 2. 16. Mr. Edw. Ludlow - - 444 
 Phil. 1.23. Rev. Aaron Spurrier - - 458 
 Adts, 20. 38. Rev. Samuel Wilfon - - 477 
 Pfa. 37. 37. Benj. Seward, Efq. - - • 498 
 Job, 33. 24. Mr. John Davenport - - 514 
 Phil. I. 21. Rev. Jofeph Stennett - - 531 
 Ecclef. 4. 2. Mr. James Fall - - - 551 
 Heb. II. 16. Mrs. Elizabeth Gill - - 566 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 10. Free grace exalted in the character of 
 St. Paul 579 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 7, 8. Rev. William Anderfon - 591 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ordination fermons, — 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 16. Duty of a paftor to his people. Rev. 
 Geo. Braithwaite - . . . i 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 7. The work of a gofpel-minifter recom- 
 mended to confideration - - - - 14 
 
 Ezek. 10. 20. Dodlrine of the cherubim opened. 
 Rev. John Davis .... 30 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. Charge to Rev. John Reynolds 49 
 Truth defended ; an anfwer to a pamphlet on the fub- 
 
 lapfarian fcheme ..... 64 
 
 Anfwer to the Birmingham dialogue writer on the 
 
 Divinity of Chrift, &c. .... 106 
 
 The moral nature and fitnefs of things confidered, occa- 
 
 fioned by Mr. Sam. Chandler's fermon on reformation 
 
 of manners - - - - - -162 
 
 The neceflity of good works confidered, occafioned by 
 
 Dr. Abraham Taylor's pamphlet - - 181 
 
 The ancient mode of baptizing by immerfion, plunging 
 
 or dipping maintained - - - - 196 
 
 Defence of the above .... 2^8 
 
 The divine right of infant-baptifm examined and dis- 
 proved ..-..-. 259 
 The argument from apoftolic tradition in favour of 
 
 infant-baptifm confidered - - . 317 
 
 Anfwer to a Welch clergyman's twenty arguments in 
 
 favour of infant-baptifm .... j^y 
 The Diffenter's reafons for feparating from the Church 
 
 of England ------ 371 
 
 Antipaedobaptifm j or, infant-baptifm an innovation 382 
 
 GILL, John, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Reply to a defence of the divine right of infant-baptifm, 
 
 and ftridtures on Boftwick ... - 407 
 
 The Scriptures the only guide in matters of religion. A 
 
 fermon on Jer. 6. 16 - - - - 478 
 
 Baptifm a divine commandment to be obferved. A 
 
 fermon on I John, 5- 3 - - - - 497 
 
 Infant-baptifm a part and pillar of Popery - 510 
 
 A differtation concerning the eternal fonfhip of Chrift 534 
 A dilTcrtation concerning the rife and progrefs of Popery 
 
 565 
 Dying thoughts -..-.- 585 
 
 Six prophetical fermons. Inveftigator, 5 
 
 Ano7iymous tra£l relating to Dr. Gill. 
 
 The importance of Rabbinical learning ; or, the 
 advantage of underftanding the rites, cuftoms, 
 ufages, phrafeology, &c., of the Talmudifts, 
 with fome remarks on their asnigmatical and 
 fublime method of inftrudtion ; occafioned by 
 the Rev. Mr. John Gill's preface to his learned 
 comment on the New Teftament. Pp. 43. 
 8°. Land. 1746 
 
 GILLAN, John. 
 
 Confecrated a bifhop in the Epifcopal Church of Scotland 
 1727. Recognifed as Diocefan of Dunblane 1731. Died 
 
 1735- 
 
 Some remarks upon Sir James Dalrymple's His- 
 torical Colledlions, with an anfwer to the 
 vindication of the ecclefiaftical part of them, 
 where the ancient fettlement of the Scots in 
 Britain, their early converfion to Chriftianity, 
 the government of their Church by bifhops, 
 and fome of their ecclefiaftical rites, are con- 
 fidered and cleared. 8°. Edin. 1714 
 
 Life of Sage. See Sage. 
 
 GILLEBERTUS de Hoilandia. 
 
 A Ciftercian monk. Born in Lincolnfhire. He was a 
 difciple of St. Bernard. Flourifhed 1 1 70. 
 
 Continuatio S. Bernardi in Cantica [cap. 3-5]. 
 
 Tradlatus afcetici. 
 
 Epiftola^. S. Bernardi Opera, 2 Pars i. 13 
 
 GILLIEBERTUS. 
 
 Difputatio ecclefiae et fynagogse. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef Nov. 5. 1497 
 GILLESPIE, George, Minifter at Edinburgh. 
 
 A learned Prefbyterian divine. He was one of the four 
 fent as commiffioners from the Church of Scotland to the 
 Weftminfter AfTembly in 1643. Died 1648. 
 Aaron's rod bloflxsming ; or, the divine ordinance 
 of Church-government vindicated, fo as the 
 prefent Eraftian controverfie concerning the 
 diftindion of civil and ecclefiaftical government, 
 excommunication, and fufpenfion, is fully de- 
 bated and difcufled from Scripture antiquity, 
 the true rights of magiftracy, and from the 
 groundleflhefs of the objeftions againft Prefby- 
 terian government, in point of a domineering, 
 arbitrary, unlimited power. Publifhed by 
 authority. 4°. Lond. 1646 
 
 Sermon, Mai. 3. 2. [Faft.] Whereunto is added 
 a brotherly examination of fome paiTages of Mr. 
 Coleman's late printed fermon upon Job, 2. 20. 
 In which hee hath endeavoured to ftrike at the 
 root of all Church-government. 4°. L. 1645
 
 1259 
 
 I26o 
 
 GILLESPIE, George {continued). 
 
 The ark of the teftament opened ; or, the fecret 
 of the Lord's covenant unfealed, in a treatife 
 of the covenant of grace. Written by a 
 minifler of the New Tellament [George Gil- 
 lefpie.] 2 vol. 4°. LoKci. 1661-1677 
 
 Vol. I. 1661. 
 Part I. Of" the more general doctrine of the covenant. 
 Part 2. Of the nature and properties of the covenant. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1677. 
 The ark of the covenant opened } or, a treatife of the 
 covenant of redemption between God and Chrift as 
 the foundation of the covenant of grace. 
 Other works : A Treatife of Mifcellany Queftions, 4°. 
 Edin. 1649. Difpute againft the Englifh-Popifh Ceremonies 
 obtruded on the Church of Scotland, 4". 1637. 
 
 GILLESPIE, Thomas. 
 
 Educated at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. Went to 
 
 England, and was ordained by Dr. Doddridge and other 
 
 Difienting minifters 1741. Soon after which he returned 
 
 to Scotland, and was admitted Minifter of the Parifh of 
 
 Carnock. Having refufed to obey an order of the General 
 
 Aflembly, he was depofed in 1752 5 on which he erefted a 
 
 feparate congregation at Dunfermline, and with others 
 
 commenced the " Prelbytery of Relief," now joined with 
 
 the United Prelbyterian Church. Died 1774. 
 
 A treatife on temptation ; being an inquiry why 
 
 folly, wickednefs, and mifery, appear and 
 
 prevail in different forms among various clailes 
 
 of men [on 2 Cor. 2. 11.] 12°. £Ji;/. 1774 
 
 GILLIES, John, one of the Minifters of Glafgow. 
 
 A pious writer. Ordained Minifter of the New College 
 
 Church, Glafgow, 1742 ; in which charge he continued, 
 
 greatly efteemed, until his death 1796, in the eighty-fourth 
 
 year of his age and fifty-fourth of his miniftry. 
 
 Hiftorical colleftions relating to remarkable periods 
 
 of the fuccefs of the gofpel, and eminent in- 
 
 ftruments employed in promoting it. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. G/,/g. 1754 
 
 Vol. I. The firft feventeen centuries. 
 
 Vol. 2. The eighteenth century. 
 
 This very fcarce work was reprinted in one volume, 
 including a fupplement, publi/hed in 1754, 12°. 
 The New Teftament, with devotional refledtions. 
 
 A new and improved ed. 2 vol. 8°. Z,. 1810 
 Vol. I, 
 
 Memoir, by W. Nicol, D.D. 
 
 The four gofpels. 
 
 Vol. 2. Aas.-Revel. 
 Life of Whitefield. See Whitefield. 
 GILLIES, John, LL.D., F.S.A. 
 
 An eminent Greek fcholar, and Royal Hiftoriographer 
 for Scotland. Born at Brechin 1747. Educated at the 
 Univerfity of Glafgow. Died 1836. He tranflated The 
 Rhetoric, and Ethics, and Politics, of Ariftotle. See Aris- 
 totle. 
 
 The hiftory of ancient Greece, its colonies and 
 conquefts, from the earlieft accounts till the 
 divifion of the Macedonian empire in the 
 Eaft ; including the hiftory of literature, phi- 
 lofophy, and the arts. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 Originally publifhed in 2 vol. 4°, 1786, and reprinted in 
 4 vol. 8°. Continued to the reign of Auguftus, 2 vol. 4°, 
 1807, and 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 GILLING, Isaac. 
 
 A DifTenting minifter of Exeter, Devon. 
 Sermon, Matt. 7. i . The mifchief of rafli and 
 uncharitable judging. 8°. Lond. 17 19 
 
 GILLY, W. S., D.D. 
 
 C.inon of Durham and Vicar of Norliam. 
 
 Vigilantius and his times. 8°. Lofid. 1844 
 
 Martin of Tours, 16; Sulpicius Severus, 35; Paulinus, 
 66 ; Jerome, the Reclufe of Bethlehem, 92 ; Memo- 
 rials of Vigilantius, 125. 
 
 Narrative of an excurfion to the mountains of 
 Piedmont in the year 1823, and refearches 
 among the Vaudois or Waldenfes. Second 
 edition. 8°. Land. 1825 
 
 See an interefting article on this work in the Quart. 
 
 Review, 33.1 34. 
 
 GILONIS, Parisiensis, De expeditione Hiero- 
 folymitana, lib. vi. Martene et Durand, 3. 21 1 
 GILPIN, Bernard, M.A. 
 
 An eminent Englifti divine, and for his excellent cha- 
 racter and ufefulnefs, called the Apoftle of the North. 
 Born in Weftmorland 15 17. Educated at Queen's College, 
 Oxford ; of which he became Fellow. Embraced the 
 doftrines of the Reformation. Vicar of Norton, Durham, 
 1552. Afterwards Redlor of Houghton-le-Spring. Died 
 1583. 
 (The life of) by W. Gilpin, Prebendary of 
 
 Saliftjury ; with introduftory eflay by the Rev. 
 
 Edward Irving. 12°. G)afg. 1824 
 
 (Life of) by Bifhop Carleton. 
 
 Wordfworth's Eccl. Biog. 4. 367 
 GILPIN, Richard, M.D. 
 
 A Nonconformlft divine, a native of Cumberland, Edu 
 cated in Queen's College, Oxford. Became Minifter of 
 Greyftock. Silenced 1662. Afterwards pradlifed phyfic. 
 Died 1697. He was very popular as a preacher. 
 Dasmonologia facra ; or, a treatife of Satan's 
 temptations. In three parts. 4°. Lond. \6jj 
 Part I. Of the malice, power, cruelty, and diligence, of 
 Satan, ot his cunning in temptation, his method of 
 tempting, his policies for maintaining pofTeffion, his 
 deceits for perverting religious fervices and duties. 
 [On I Pet. 5. 8.] 
 Part 2. The ftratagems of Satan for corrupting men's 
 
 minds with error. 
 Part 3. An account of the combat betwixt Chrift and 
 Satan. [Matt. 4.] 
 
 GILPIN, William, A.M., Preb. of Sarum. 
 
 An eminent divine. A defcendant of Bernard Gilpin. 
 Born at Carlifle 1724. Became mafter of the School at 
 Cheam, Surrey, and afterwards Vicar of Boldre, Hampfhire, 
 and Prebendary of Saliftjury. Died 1804. In his fermons 
 the dodlrinal and praftical parts of religion are elucidated 
 in a plain, eafy, and judicious manner, the ftyle is neat and 
 perfpicuous. 
 
 An expofition of the New Teftament intended 
 as an introdudion to the reading of the Scrip- 
 tures by pointing out the leading fenfe and 
 connexion of the facred writers. Fourth 
 edition. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Vol.1. General preface. Life of Jefus Chrift. The four 
 
 gofpels. 
 Vol. 2. Adts.-Revel. Difcourfe on Matt. xiii. 31. 
 The lives of the Reformers. A new edition. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 809 
 
 Vol. I. Wicliff, Cobham, Hufs, Jerome of Prague, 
 
 Zifca, Latimer. 
 Vol. 2. Cranmer. Bernard Gilpin, with his fermon 
 preached before Edward VI. 
 Moral contrafts ; or, the power of religion ex- 
 emplified under different charafters. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1798
 
 126l 
 
 1262 
 
 GILPIN, William, A.M. [continued). 
 
 A clergyman's legacy to his parilhioners. Pp. 8. 
 18°. S^i/iji. 1805 
 
 Leftures on the Catechifm of the Church of Eng- 
 land. Fifth edit. 12°. Land. 1799 
 
 Sermons preached to a country congregation. 
 To which are added, a few hints for fermons ; 
 intended chiefly for the ufe of the younger 
 clergy. 4. vol. 8°. Land. 
 
 Vol. I. Third edition. 1802. 
 Heb. I. 1. The gradual progrefs of verbal prophecy 1 
 John, 3. 14. Typical prophecy, and particularly the 
 lifting up of the brazen ferpent in the wildernefs 14 
 Gal. 5. I. The liberty of the gofpel - - 26 
 
 Matt. 25. 14. The parable of the different talents 38 
 Matt. 22. 14. The called and chofen - - 50 
 
 Numb. 32. 23. Our fin will find us out - - 62 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 15. CharacSter of Balaam - - 73 
 
 Heb. II. 13. Strangers and pilgrims on earth - 88 
 
 Gen. 45. 24 ----- - 100 
 
 Ads, 16. 30 - 115 
 
 Luke, 16. 2. Spiritual ftewardlhip - - 129 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. Promife of the life that now Is - 144 
 Pfa. 119. 71. Affliftion - - - - 156 
 
 Pfa. 94. 19. God's mercies our comfort in afflidtion 168 
 Matt. 10. 30. The providence of God - - 179 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 31. On mixing religion with the affairs of 
 life ---..-. 191 
 
 Pfa. 75. 9, 10. The Lord's cup - - - 203 
 
 2 Cor. 7. I. The promifes of the gofpel - - 215 
 P(a. 119. 79. Self-examination - - - 227 
 I Cor. 9. 10. The hulbandman ... 240 
 John, 19. 30 - . - - - - 252 
 John, 5. 28. The hour cometh - . - 265 
 1 Theff. 5. 16. Chriftidn joy - - - 276 
 Luke, 16. 19. The rich man and Lazarus - 289 
 Phil. 4. 7. The peace of God - - - 301 
 Hints for fermons - - - - - "3^5 
 
 Vol. 2, Second edit. 1801. 
 John, I. 45. Philip and Nathaniel - - I 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. On the Trinity - . - 13 
 
 Matt. 12. 32. Sin againft the Holy Ghoft - 24 
 
 Rom. 4. 25. Chrift delivered for our offences, &c. 36 
 Mark, 2. 27. The Sabbath ... - 47 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The Lord's Supper - - - 62 
 
 Mark, 2. 18. Self-denial - . . - 75 
 
 James, i. 12. A ftate of trial - - - 87 
 
 Matt. II. 30. Chrift's yoke eafy - - 100 
 
 Luke, 23. 43. The penitent thief - - - 112 
 
 1 Sam. 3. 10. The different modes of God's fpeaking 
 to mankind ------ 125 
 
 Pfa. 25. 13. The fecret of the Lord - - 135 
 
 Matt. 5. 19. Againft allowing fmall offences 147 
 
 Matt. 26. 75. St. Peter's denial of Chrift - 160 
 
 Eph. 4. 26. Anger - . - . . 171 
 
 Matt. 6. 14. On forgiving injuries - - 183 
 
 Ads, 8. 22. Evil thoughts ... - 197 
 
 Luke, 10. 41. Martha and Mary - - 2H 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 7. Cafting all our care on God - - 224 
 Pfa. 107. 80. Prail'e the Lord for his goodnefs, &c. 238 
 Pfa. 4. 4. Commune with your heart - 251 
 Matt. I. 21. Hiftory, and proof of the New Teft, 265 
 James, 2. 17. Faith without works - . 278 
 Heb. 6. I ----.. 290 
 Luke, 2.29 ..-..- J02 
 Hints for fermons - - - - . 31c 
 
 Vol. 3. 1803. 
 Luke, 2. 14 ...... J 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19 - - - - - - 12 
 
 Matt. 16. 26 22 
 
 Luke, 16. 8 ----- - 34 
 
 Mark, 10. 15 - - - - - - 44 
 
 Matt. 5. 20 54 
 
 65 
 
 79 
 
 90 
 
 103 
 
 "5 
 129 
 
 GILPIN, William, A.M. [continued). 
 Pfa. 77. 6 . 
 
 Luke, 21. 3. The widow's mite 
 Matt. 5. 4. The poor in fpirit 
 Matt. 5. 13. The fait of the earth 
 Ifa. 26. 9. On the late fcarcity 
 I Cor. 13. 13, Faith, hope, and charity 
 Twelve fermons on the Chriftian religion. 
 
 J Cor. 15. 22. The conncdlion between the fall of 
 man and the revelation of the gofpel - 141 
 
 Gal. 3. 24. The preparation neceflary for the recep- 
 tion of the gofpel - - - - 151 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. The truth ofScripture - - 162 
 John, 5. 26 ; A(fls, 3. 24. The proof of our Saviour's 
 million from miracles and prophecy - 175 
 Rom. 10. 3. The precife difference between Chrift- 
 ianity and the moral law ... i8g 
 Gal. 6. 15. The general defign of Chriftianity 19S 
 Mark, i. 15. The conditions required of Chriftians ; 
 faith; repentance - - - - 210 
 Matt. 6. 15. Forgivenefs of injuries ; reftitution ; and 
 advancement in Chriftian perfedion - - 222 
 2 Pet. I. 4. The promifes of the gofpel - 
 Rom. 2. 8. The threatenings of the gofpel 
 I John, 5. 6. The facraments 
 John, 13. 17. Recapitulation of the whole 
 John, 7. 46 - 
 Hints for fermons . . - - 
 
 232 
 242 
 254 
 264 
 276 
 291 
 
 VoL 4. 1805. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 13. Comparing fpiritual things with fpiritual. 
 Bifliop's vifit. ferm. _ - - - i 
 
 2 Cor. II. 3. The fimplicity of the gofpel. Chanc. vifit. 
 
 24 
 
 Matt. 4. I 46 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21 - - - - - - 59 
 
 Matt. 6. 34 - - - - - - 71 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 1- - - - - - 85 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7 ------ 98 
 
 Pfa. 97. I. Faft day. Feb. 25, 1795 - 
 Matt. 5. 34 . . - . . 
 
 The prodigal fon 
 
 Luke, I 5 
 
 Matt. 20. 8 -...-- 
 
 Gal. 6. 7 
 
 Eph. 5. 16 - 
 
 Phil. 3. 13 
 
 John, I. 51 
 
 Nine fermcns on St. Matthew's gofpel. John, 5. 39 
 
 John, 6. 68 
 
 Hints for fermons - . - - - 
 
 Analyfis of St. Paul's Epiftle to the Romans 
 lUuftrations ufed by St. Paul in his writings - 
 Other works : Oblervations on Piifturelque Beauty, 2 vol 
 Tour to the Lakes. Remarks on Foreft Scenery, Sec. 
 
 GILPIN, Williara, M.A., Reft, of Pulverbatch. 
 
 Son of the preceding, whom he fucceeded as mafter of 
 the fchool at Cheam, Surrey. Reftor of Pulverbatch, 
 Salop, 1806. Died 1848. 
 
 Sermons illullrative and praftical. 8°. 
 
 no 
 123 
 
 13s 
 145 
 156 
 166 
 180 
 191 
 205 
 328 
 343 
 393 
 405 
 
 
 
 Loud 
 
 , 1820 
 
 Ifa. 49. 8 - 
 
 I 
 
 Matt. 8. 22 
 
 - 226 
 
 2 Cor. 9. 15 
 
 33 
 
 Pfa. 122. I - - 
 
 250 
 
 Rom. 8. 32. 2 fer. 
 
 58 
 
 Matt. 15. 28 - 
 
 - 277 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16 - 
 
 - lOI 
 
 Pfa. 4. 3 - - 
 
 302 
 
 Hof. II. 8 - - 
 
 120 
 
 Joel, 2. 28-32 
 
 - 349 
 
 Rom. I. 16 
 
 - 147 
 
 2 Tim. 1. 9, 10 - 
 
 371 
 
 Rom. 15. 13 
 
 165 
 
 Luke, II. 21, 22 
 
 - 414 
 
 Col. 4. 2 - 
 
 - 186 
 
 Jer. 23. 6 - - 
 
 440 
 
 Ifa. 12. I - 
 
 207 
 
 I Their. 5.2 - 
 
 - 462 
 
 GILSON, David, M.A. 
 
 Curate of St. Saviour's, South wark, Affiftant Preacher at 
 Stockwell Chapel, and at St. Paul's, Covent Garden. 
 Sermons on praftical fubjefts. 8°. Land. 1788 
 
 2 Sam. 14. 14. New Year's day - - . i
 
 1263 
 
 GILSON, David, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Judges, 13. 22, 23. The duties of the married 29 
 Ruth, I. 16, 17. Same fubjedl . - - 55 
 Luke, 7. 4. The duty of mafters ... 87 
 Job, 3. 19. The duty of fervants - - 117 
 Ifa. 58. 13, 14. On keeping the Sabbath - 147 
 John, 21.15. The Lord's fupper - - 187 
 John, II. 36. The refurreftion of Lazarus - 213 
 Phil. 1. 15. Schifm - - - . . 247 
 Gen. I. 5. Spring ..... ^g^ 
 John, 4. 16. The right ufe of wedded afFeftion. On a 
 marriage --.--. 505 
 Prov. 31. 30. An eftimate of female charadler 333 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. Sorrow - . . . . 367 
 Job, 26. 14. The proper application of natural know- 
 ledge. On a thunder-ftorm - - - 411 
 Luke, 10. 29. Compaflion - - - - 431 
 Job, 19. 25. The comforts of the Chriftian faith 457 
 Ifa. 51. II. The joys of heaven - . - 483 
 
 GIPHANIUS, Obertus [Hubert van Giffen]. 
 
 A celebrated jurifconfult and philologer. Born at Buren 
 1534. Died at Prague 1604. His works are numerous. 
 Commentarii in decern libros Ethicorum Arifto- 
 
 telis ad Nicomachum. 8°. Franc, 1608 
 
 GIPPS, Henry, LL.B. 
 
 Vicar of St. Peter's, Hereford. 
 
 A treatife on " The firft refurreftion " and " the 
 thoufand years," foretold in the 20th chapter 
 of the Book of Revelation. 12°. Lond. 1831 
 
 GIRALDUS Cambrensis [or Giraldusde Barry]. 
 
 A celebrated Britifli hiftorian. Born in the Caftle of 
 
 Manorbeer, Pembroke, about 1 146. Died fbme time after 
 
 1220. 
 
 Topographia Hiberni;^. 
 
 Expugnatio Hibernis. 
 
 Itinerarium Cambria. 
 
 Cambrize defcriptio. Camdeni Anglica, &c. 692 
 
 De vita Hug. Monant. epifc. Coventr. et Lich. 
 
 Vita Galtridi archiep. Ebor. Vits epifcoporum 
 Line. Vitas fex epifcoporum costanorum. De 
 defcriptione Walliae liber ii. Retrafliones. De 
 rebus a fe geftis. De jure et ftatu Menevenfis 
 ecclefis. Vita S. Davidis, &c. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, 2. 349 et 373 
 Other editions : Itinerarium, Annotationibus D. Poweli, 
 
 4°. Lond. 1806. Itinerary, tranflated and illuftrated with 
 
 views, annotations, and a life of Giraldus, by Sir Richard 
 
 Colt Hoare, Bart., 2 vol. 4°. Lond. 1806. 
 
 GIRALDUS de Salis. 
 
 Vita B. Giraldi de Salis, auflore anonymo. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio vi. 989 
 GIRARD, John Baptist. 
 
 Born 1680; died 1733. 
 
 Recueil general des pieces contenues au procez 
 du pere Jean Baptifte Girard, Jefuite, et de 
 demoifelle Catherine Cadiere. 5 vol. in 6. 
 12°. a Aix, 1 73 1 
 
 GIRDLESTONE, Charles, M.A. 
 
 Rural dean, redtor of Kingfwinford, Staftbrdfhire. 
 
 The Old and New Teftament, with a commen- 
 tary, confifting of fhort leftures for the daily 
 ufe of families. 8 vol. 8°. Lond. 1835-42 
 
 Obfervations on the vifions of Daniel, and on part 
 of the Revelation of St. John. 8°. Oxf. 1820 
 
 The focial conduft of a Chriftian confidered in 
 feven fermons addrefled to an individual. 1 2° 
 
 Oxf. 1825 
 
 1264 
 
 GIRDLESTONE, Charles, M.A. {continued). 
 
 I Theff. 5. 21. Exhortation to a ferious enquiry into the 
 dodrines of the gofpel, in regard to fome of the prin- 
 cipal duties of focial life .... i 
 Rom. 12. 2. Nonconformity to the world - 15 
 I Cor. 13. 2. Charity ----- 33 
 Matt. 7. I. Chriftian liberality ... 47 
 I John, I. 7. Communion of faints - - 61 
 Rom. 14. 16, 17. Scandals ... yy 
 Matt. 2. 29. Humility ' " ' - 93 
 
 Seven iermons on the Lord's fupper : with ap- 
 propriate devotions for private and family ufe. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1833 
 
 Matt. II. 28. Exhortation to communion - i 
 
 John, 6. 66. Negleft of the ordinance - 17 
 
 I Cor. II. 24, 25. Nature of the facrament - 31 
 
 Luke, 14. 16-18. Excufes anfwered . - 49 
 
 I Cor. II. 28. Method of preparation - - 65 
 
 Matt. 26. 41. Watchfulnefs and prayer . 81 
 
 I Cor. 11.26. Frequency of receiving - - 97 
 
 Prayers . - - - . - - 113 
 
 Seven fermons on the courfe of Chriftian life. 
 
 Third edit, revifed. 12°. Lond. 1833 
 
 Pfa. 8. 4. Human nature .... j 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. Youth .... ig 
 
 Matt. 18. 3. Converfion - - . . 35 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The Lord's fupper . - 51 
 
 Heb. 6. 12. Sicknefs - - . - - 71 
 
 Prov. 16. 31. Old age .... 85 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. Death ..... loi 
 
 Twenty parochial fermons. With an appendix 
 containing parochial papers. Second edit. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 Adts, II. 26. The name of Chriftian - - i 
 
 1 Cor. 3. II. The Chriftian foundation - 19 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The new creature . . . 35 
 2 Cor. 12. 9, 10. Grace fufficient - . 51 
 John, 7. 17. Reading the word - - - 67 
 2 Pet. 3. II, 12. The day of the Lord - 83 
 Matt. 8. 10. The faith of the centurion - - loi 
 Matt. 8. 13. The centurion's faith proved - 117 
 Philem. 16. Duty of rich to poor - - - 133 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 6. Duties of the labouring claffes - 153 
 Matt. 22. 21. The duty of a Chriftian fubjedl 167 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 17. Chriftian liberty ... 185 
 Eph. 5. 16. Redeeming the time - - 205 
 Exod. 20. 8. The Chriftian Sabbath - - 223 
 Mark, 2. 27. The Sabbath made for man - 241 
 Matt. 18.20. Chrift in the midft of us . - 257 
 Rom. I. 32. Of pleafure in the fight of fin - 271 
 Gen. 45. 24. Chriftian agreement - . - 287 
 Luke, 14. 12-14. Chriftian almfgiving - 305 
 I Theff. 4. I. Chriftmas feafon - - .321 
 Appendix - - - - . . . 337 
 
 Twenty parochial fermons. Second feries : adap- 
 ted to the ufe of families. With an appendix, 
 containing helps for family devotion. Second 
 
 edition. 12°. Lond. 1833 
 
 Matt. I. I. The genealogy of Chrift - . i 
 
 Heb. II. I. Faith . - - - . 17 
 
 Heb. II. 17, 18, 19. Faith of Abraham - 33 
 
 Phil. 4. II. Chriftian contentment . - 49 
 
 Phil. 4. 4. Chriftian rejoicing ... 67 
 
 Rev. 3. 14-16. Laodicea lukewarm . - 83 
 
 Rev. 3. 17. Spiritual need ... 97 
 
 Rev. 3. 17, 18. Spiritual need relieved - - 113 
 
 Adls, 24. 24, 25. Felix trembling - - 129 
 
 Luke, 13. 24. Difficulty of religion . - 147 
 
 Matt. II. 28-30. Chrift's yoke eafy - - 163 
 
 Luke, 12. 20, 21. Sinner fummoned . - 179 
 
 Phil. 2. 5-8. The mind that was in Chrift Jefus 195 
 
 Col. 3. 2. Affedion fet on heaven . - 213 
 
 I
 
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 1266 
 
 GIRDLESTONE, Charles, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Col. 3. 1, 3. The Chriftian dead, and alive - 229 
 
 Phil. 3. 7, 8. Gain counted lofs - - 245 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 18. Things temporal and eternal - 259 
 
 Matt. II. 21, 22. The fentence of Chorazin 275 
 
 Matt. 24. 44. Chriftian watchfulnefs - - 291 
 
 Matt. 5. 48. Chriftian perfection - - - 307 
 
 Appendix -..-.. 323 
 
 Third feries, on particular occafions : for the 
 moft part referring to charitable colleftions, 
 with an appendix of notes and illuftrations. 
 
 1836 
 Matt. 9. 38. Ember Sun. The commiflion of Chriftian 
 
 minifters ------- i 
 
 I Tim. 4. 16. Vifit. Temptations of minifters 17 
 
 John, 19. 42. Funeral ferm. The fepulchre nigh at 
 
 hand ------- 32 
 
 Matt. 6. 19, 20. Bef. the Dudley Ch. of England clubs. 
 
 Provifion for eternity ----- 49 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. Friendly focieties. The houfe of mourn- 
 ing better than the houfe of feafting - 67 
 Luke, 10. 41,42. Female Friendly Soc. The one thing 
 
 needful - - - - - - - 85 
 
 Ads, 20. 35. Hofpital. The bleftednefs of giving 103 
 Adls, 10. 38. Difpenfary. The pleafure of doing good 
 
 121 
 Matt. 24. 12, 13. National Society. Love cold becaufe 
 
 iniquity abounds - - - - - 135 
 
 Matt. 18. 5. National Sch, Chriftian treatment of 
 
 children - - - - - - -153 
 
 Prov. 9. 10. Sun. Sch. Religious inftrudlion 171 
 
 Mark, 10. 14. Infant Sch. Little children brought to 
 
 Chrift ------- 187 
 
 Pfa. 122. I. Ch. Building Soc. Joy in divine worHiip 
 
 203 
 Pfa. 127. I. Opening of a new church. TheLordmuft 
 
 build the houfe - - - - - 217 
 
 I Cor. 9. II, 12. For congregational expenfes. We 
 
 muft by no means hinder the gofpel - 233 
 
 1 Cor. I. 10. Enlargement of a church. Plea for unity 
 
 Phil. I. 19. S.P.C.K, Love abounding in know- 
 ledge -.-..-. 285 
 
 Mark, 16. 15. S.P.G.F.P. How to propagate the 
 gofpel abroad - ... - 303 
 
 Rom. II. 30, 31. Soc. for Conv. the Jews. The duty 
 of promoting the converfion of Ifrael - - 329 
 
 A courfe of fermons for the year. 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1834 
 Vol. I. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. Advent i. Judgment of our adlions I 
 Matt. 12. 36, 37. Adventii. Judgment of our words 19 
 Rom. 2. 16. Advent iii. Judgment of our thoughts 37 
 Adts, 17. 31. Advent iv. The righteoufnefs of the 
 
 judgment 55 
 
 Heb. I. I, 2. Chriftmas day. God fpeaking to us by 
 
 his Son - - - - - - - 73 
 
 Matt. I. 18. Chriftmas i. The birth of Jefus Chrift 89 
 Rom. 12. 3-5. Epiph. i. How to be fober-minded 107 
 Rom. 12. 9. Epiph. ii. Religious affections - 123 
 Rom. 12. 20, 21. Epiph. iii. How to overcome evil 
 
 141 
 Matt. 8. 28, 29. Epiph. iv. Pofleflionof evil fpirits 157 
 Matt. 13. 24, 25. Epiph. v. The wheat and the tares 
 
 175 
 I John, 3. 7. Epiph. vi. Doing righteoufnefs 193 
 
 Matt. 20. 16. Septuag. The labourers in the vineyard 
 
 T ■ ^°9 
 
 Luke, 8. 4, 5. Sexag. Parable of the fower - 227 
 I Cor. 13. 13. guinquag. Faith, hope, and charity 245 
 Matt. 6. 16-18. AftiWed. The duty of fafting 263 
 Heb. 2. 18. Lent i. The temptation of our Lord 279 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. Lent ii. God working in us 297 
 
 GIRDLESTONE, Charles, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Eph. 5. 14. Lent iii. The finner awakened - 313 
 John, 6. II. Lent iv. The five loaves and two fifties 331 
 Heb. 9. 15. Lent v. The Old and NewTeftament 349 
 Matt. 27. 3, 4. Lentvi. Judas and the chief priefts 365 
 John, 19. 30. Good Friday. Refignation in death 381 
 Adts, 3. 26. Eafter day i. The bleflednefs of a holy life 
 
 395 
 
 Rev. I. 18. Eafter day ii. Chrift alive for evermore 411 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 15,16. Eafteri. The character of Balaam 427 
 
 I Pet. 2. 19. Eafter ii. To endure grief, fuffering 
 
 wrongfully ------ 445 
 
 I Pet. 2. II. Eafter iii. Strangers and pilgrims 459 
 John, 16. 12. Eafter iv. The gofpels and epiftles 475 
 James, i. 22. Eafter v. Doers of the word not hearers 
 
 only 493 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 John, 14. 2, 3. Afcenfionday. Help to being heavenly- 
 minded .---.. I 
 I Pet. 4. 8. Afcenfion i. Charity covering fins 1 9 
 John, 14. 16, 17. Whit Sun. i. The Holy Ghoft the 
 Comforter ------ 0- 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. Whit Sun. ii. Not to grieve the Holy Spirit 
 
 51 
 Job, 22. 21. Trin. Sun. The peace of knowing God 69 
 Luke, 16. 30, 31. Trin. i. Sufficient means of convic- 
 tion ------- 83 
 
 Luke, 14. 23. Trin. ii. The gofpel invitation loi 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 8. Trin. iii. Evil fpirits - - 115 
 Rom. 8. 18. Trin. iv. Sufferings not to be compared 
 
 with glory - - - - - -131 
 
 Luke, 5. 5, 6. Trin. v. The draught of fifties 149 
 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Trin. vi. The deceitfulnefs of the heart 
 
 Rom. 6. 19. Trin. vii. Servants of righteoufnefs 183 
 Matt. 7. 21. Trin. viii. Profeffion not pradtice 203 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. Trin. ix. The unjuft fteward 221 
 
 1 Kings, 22. 8. Trin. x. Micaiah prophefying evil 237 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 14. Trin. xi. Naaman healed - 257 
 Mark, 7. 37. Trin. xii. The deaf hear, the dumb fpeak 
 
 2,73 
 Luke, 10. 37. Trin. xiii. The Samaritan neighbour 291 
 Luke, 17. 17, 18. Trin. xiv. The unthankful lepers 
 
 309 
 Matt. 6. 34. Trin. xv. Thought for the morrow 325 
 Eph. 3. 17-19. Trin. xvi. Faith, love, and knowledge 
 
 341 
 
 Eph. 4. 3. frin. xvii. Unity and peace - - 359 
 
 1 Cor. I. 7, 8. Trin. xviii. Waiting for Chrift's coming 
 
 377 
 Dan. 6. 23. Trin. xix. Daniel in the lions' den 395 
 Matt. 22. 2, 3. Trin. xx. The marriage feaft - 411 
 Eph. 6. 13. Trin. xxi. Spiritual armoury - 427 
 
 Matt. 18. 35. Trinity xxii. Forgiving injuries 445 
 
 Phil. 3. 18, 19. Trin. xxiii. The end of the ungodly 463 
 Col. I. 12. Trin. xxiv. Thankfulnefs - - 479 
 
 John, 6. 14. Trin. xxv. Chriftian experience 497 
 
 Appendix. A table of paffages of Scripture introduced in 
 the Sunday and holiday fervices of the Church, ar- 
 ranged in the order of book, chapter, and verfe 517 
 
 Farewell fermons, preached in the parilh church 
 ofSedgley. 12°. Lend. 1837 
 
 Luke, 23. 14, 15. Invitation to the Lord's fupper I 
 Ifa. 38. 17-19. Happy dying - - - 15 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The communion of the Holy Ghoft 33 
 2 Cor. 6. 14-18. Separation from the ungodly 49 
 Jude, 3. Contending for the faith - - 67 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Self-examination - - - 87 
 Adts, 19. 2, 3. Baptifm and confirmation - 107 
 
 1 John, 5. 21. Children exhorted - - - 127 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 14-16. The office of the Chriftian miniftry 147 
 Rom. 15.4. Holy Scripture - - - 165 
 Lev. 19. 30. The Sabbath and the fandtuary. On re- 
 opening Lower Gornall Church - - - 183 
 
 4 M
 
 1267 
 
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 GIRDLESTONE, Charles, M.A. {continued). 
 
 John, 13. 35. The love of the brethren - 201 
 
 I Pet. 4. 17, 18. The terrors of future judgment 217 
 
 John, 15. 7, 8. Perlevering to the end - - 233 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. God's word and 
 minifters. [Vifitation.] 8°. Land. 1838 
 
 GIROUST, James. 
 
 A Jefuit prieft. Born at Beaufort, in Anjou, 1624; 
 died 1689. His fermons are remarkable for the eafy ftyle 
 in which they are written. 
 
 Sermons, nouvelle edition, revue et augmentee. 
 3 vol. 12°. a Touioufe, 178 1 
 
 Vol. I. Pour le Careme. La mort, I ; Sur la fouftrac- 
 tion, et la fubftitution des graces, 32 ; Le pardon des 
 injures, 58 ; Le jeune, 89 ; Le jugement dernier, 1 19 ; 
 La faintete Chretienne, 148; La priere, 174; L'af- 
 faire du falut, 208 ; La gloire du ciel, 237; L'impe- 
 nitence finale, 267 ; La vraie et la faufle piete, 297 j 
 L'enfer, 323; Richefles, 351 ; La parole de Dieu, 
 379 ; La foi, 409 ; La charite, 439 j Le peche de la 
 habitude, 471. 
 
 Vol. 2. Pour le Careme. La grace, 3 ; L'aumone, 31 j 
 Le zele, 60 ; La conformite a la volonte deDieu, 92 ; 
 Les fouft'rances, J18 ; La converfion du pecheur, 148; 
 Le foin des petites chofes, 181 ; La bonne mort, 207 ; 
 La complaifance mondaine, 237; La penitence, 265 5 
 La profperite humaine, 296 ; La communion, 328 ; 
 La pratique des bonnes ceuvres, 361 ; La pafTion de 
 J. C, 395 ; La refurredtion de J. C, 446 ; La perfe- 
 verance Chretienne, 477 ; La rechute, 508. 
 
 Vol, 3. Pour I'Avent. Le jugement dernier, i ; L'ob- 
 fervation de la loi de Dieu, 44 ; La faufle paix de la 
 confcience, 80 ; Le faux defirs du falut, 1 14 ; La 
 coutume, 156; La verite de la religion Chret. 192 j 
 La douceur du fervice de Dieu, 228 ; La vie inutile 
 du monde, 263 ; Le retardement de la penitence, 294 ; 
 L'efperance Chretienne, 331 ; Le foin de falut, 364 ; 
 La foi, 397; Le refpeft humain, 465; La prefence 
 de Dieu, 496 ; La fuite des occafions, 523 ; La con- 
 feflion, 560; La nativite de N. S., 586. 
 
 GISBORNE, Thomas, A.M., Preb. of Durham. 
 
 A diftinguifhed author. Born at Derby 1758. Entered 
 at Harrow School 177'^, and at St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge, 1776. Perpetual Curate of Barton-under-Need- 
 wood, Staffordfliire, 1783. Removed in the fame year to 
 Yoxall Lodge, near Barton, where he ever after refided. 
 Prebendary of Durham 1826. Died 1846. His works are 
 written in a clear and nervous ftyle 5 his fermons have 
 been recommended as models for young ftudents in divinity 
 in addreffing congregations of the higher clafs. 
 A familiar furvey of the Chriftian religion, and 
 of hiftory as connefted with the introduftion 
 of Chriftianity, and with its progrefs to the 
 prefent time. Second edit. 8°. Lond. 1799 
 The principles of moral philofophy inveftigated 
 and applied to the conftitution of civil fociety. 
 Fourth edition, correfted and enlarged, to 
 which is added. Remarks on the late decifion 
 of the Houfe of Commons refpefling the abo- 
 lition of the flave-trade. 8°. Lond. 1798 
 Eflays on the recolleftions which are to fubfift 
 between earthly friends reunited in the world 
 to come, and on other fubjedls connedled with 
 religion and in part with prophecy. 12"^. 
 
 Lond. 1820 
 The tcftimony of natural theology to Chriftianity. 
 12°. Lond. 181 8* 
 
 Intended as a fupplement to Dr. Paley's Natural Theo- 
 logy. A review will be found in the Quart. Rev. 21. 41. 
 
 GISBORNE, Thomas, A.M. {continued). 
 
 An enquiry into the duties of the female fex. 
 Third edition correfted. 8°. Lond. 1798 
 
 An enquiry into the duties of men in the higher 
 and middle claffes of fociety in Great Britain, 
 refulting from their refpeftive ftations, profes- 
 fions, and employments. Second edition cor- 
 refted. 2 vol. 8°. Lond, 1795 
 
 An enquiry refpefling love as one of the divine 
 attributes. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 Of the divine love refpefting angels - - 9 
 
 Refpedling evil angels .... 24 
 
 Of the exiftence of evil . . - - - 42 
 
 Divine love to man antecedently and fubfequently to the 
 fall - - - . - - - 91 
 
 Divine love in redemption .... 124 
 
 Poems, facred and moral. Second edit. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1799 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. Fifth edition. 1809. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 6. Jefus Chrift the corner-ftone - 1 
 Rom. 3. 20—22. The Chriftian method of juftification 
 
 explained and vindicated ... 25 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. The nature and efficacy of divine grace. 
 (3 ferm.) - - . . - - 53 
 
 Gal. 5. 24. The marks which diftinguifti a real Chris- 
 tian 128 
 
 Exod. 32. 26. The duty of openly ranging ourfelves on 
 the iide of the Lord - - - - -155 
 
 Jer. 42. 20. The fin of diflembling with God 173 
 
 Luke, 14. 18. The nature and the confequences of 
 excufes for not giving up the heart to religion 194 
 Numb. 14. 24. Steadfaftnefs in obedience to God 215 
 2 Kings, 5. 2, 3. The charafter of Naaman - 236 
 Pfa. 16.8. Habitual remembrance of God - 256 
 
 Mark, 6. 16. The chara<£ler of Herod Antipas 277 
 Micah, 6. 8. The extent of genuine religion - 296 
 James, 4. 13-17. Prefumptuous plans. New year 318 
 Gen. 19. 14. The guilt and confequences of defpifing 
 the divine threatenings - - - . 340 
 
 Ifa. 5. 20. The guilt of eftablifhing unfcriptural prin- 
 ciples of conduft - . . - . 363 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. An expofition of the firft and fecond 
 parts of the leflbn appointed for the Burial Service. 
 (2 ferm.) 387 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The happinefs attendant on the paths of 
 religion ..----- 432 
 Vol. 2. Fourth edition. 1806. 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 7. On hearing of fermons - - I 
 Adb, 28. 24. Believers and unbelievers - 22 
 Luke, 7. 31. Pronenefs to difparage religious charac- 
 ters -.-.---42 
 
 John, 5. 40. On coming unto Jefus Chrift for life 63 
 
 Matt. 9. 9. The calling of St. Matthew - 86 
 
 Afts, II. 22-24. Goodnefs illuftrated by the charadler 
 
 of Barnabas - - - - - - 107 
 
 Prov. J 6. 5. Pride - - - - 127 
 
 2 Kings, 10. 16. Zeal illuftrated by the charafter of Jehu 1 52 
 Matt. 13. 36. The parable of the tares - - 176 
 
 Gen. 46. 33. Occupation - - - 196 
 
 James, 2. 10. The neceflity ofunreferved obedience 218 
 Pfa. 141. 3. Sins of the tongue. (2 ferm.) - 238 
 Pfa. 119. 34. The identity of wifdom and religion 277 
 
 1 Sam. 13. 13. Folly illuftrated by the charader of 
 Saul 299 
 
 Ifa. 40. I. Religious comfort ... 320 
 
 Pfa. 38. 6. Religious defpondence - - - 343 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 17, 18, and 7. i. The Chriftian charadlers of 
 youth. (2 ferm.) . - - - 371 
 
 Ads, 16. 30. The method of falvation - - 421 
 
 Sermons principally defigned to illuftrate and to
 
 1269 
 
 1270 
 
 GISBORNE, Thomas, A.M. {continued). 
 
 enforce Chriftian morality. Second edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1 8 10 
 
 I Cor. 3. 11. Our Lord Jefus Chrift the foundation of 
 morality -....- i 
 
 Ifa. 8. 20. The evils refulting from falfe principles of 
 morality ------- 20 
 
 Matt. 5. 17, 18. The changes produced by the coming 
 ofChrift in thefituation of men as to the divine law 38 
 
 Rom. 3. 28. Juftiiication not attainable by afts of mo- 
 rality - 57 
 
 Rom. 8. 13, 14. On living after the flefh, or after 
 the fpirit -.-.-. 78 
 
 Matt. 22. 37. The love of God with the whole heart 
 an inducement to ftrift morality - - 96 
 
 Afts, 7. 26. Brotherly love - - - - 114 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 10. The love of money - - 131 
 
 2 Chron. 25. 9. The facrifice of worldly intereft to 
 duty 151 
 
 Deut. 15. II. Chriftian bounty - - - 171 
 
 Matt. 20. 15. Difcontent . . - . 195 
 
 Phil. 4. 6, 7. Worldly anxiety - - - 215 
 
 Matt. 22. 21. Chriftian obedience to civil rulers 237 
 Nehem. 5. 15. Chriftian patriotifm illuftrated by the 
 character of Nehemiah. (2 ferm.) - - 259 
 
 I Theff. 4. II. On quiet diligence in our proper con- 
 cerns ...... 305 
 
 Ads, 6. I. Partiality 325 
 
 Adts, 6. I. Sufpicion . - . . 346 
 
 Rom. 3. 8. On doing evil to produce good - 366 
 
 Matt. 5. 47. On the fuperiority of moral condudl 
 
 required in Chriftians - - - - 387 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 55. 8, 9. In confequence of the 
 death of the Rev. Jonathan Stubbs, M.A. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 1.7. [A vifitation.] 8°.Z. 181 3 
 
 A familiar expoiition and application of the 
 epiftle of St. Paul to the Coloflians, in a 
 courfe of eight fermons ; including an examin- 
 ation of the general nature and ule of the 
 epiflles of the New Teftament. To which 
 are fubjoined two fermons on parts of the 
 example of St. Paul. [On Adts, 9. 6 ; Phil. 
 3. II.] 12°. Lo?id. 1 816 
 
 Confiderations on the bafis and the means of the 
 permanent fecurity of the Eftablilhed Church 
 of England. Pp. 85. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 GISBORNE, Thomas, jun. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. H. Phillpotts, D.D. on the 
 fubjeft of his two letters to the Right Hon. 
 Geo. Canning. Pp. 159. 8°. Lond. 1827 
 
 GLABRUS, Rhodulphus [Raoul Glaber]. 
 
 A hiftorian of the eleventh century. Born at Bour- 
 gogne. Died 1050. 
 Hiftoriarum fui temporis libri v. 
 
 Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 4 
 GLJESER, J. A. 
 Exercitatio philologica de inftrumentis Hebrgeo- 
 
 rum muficis m^'':!^ etmbTIS. Ugol. 22. 157 
 GLADSTONE, the Hon. WiUiam Ewart. 
 
 Member of Parliament for the Univerfity of Oxford. 
 
 The State in its relations with the Church. 
 
 Fourth edition, revifed and enlarged. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Another, the third edition. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 For reviews, fee Edinb. Review, 69. 231 ; Ouart. Review, 
 
 65. 97, and Brit. Critic, 26. 355. 
 
 GLADSTONE, Hon. W. Ewart {continued). 
 
 Church principles confidered in their refults. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 
 Two letters to the Earl of Aberdeen, on the 
 ftate profecutions of the Neapolitan govern- 
 ment. Eleventh edition. Pp. 48. 12^. L. 1 851 
 
 An examination of the official reply of the 
 Neapolitan government. Pp. 52. 8°. L. 1852 
 
 GLANVIL, Joseph, MA. 
 
 A diftinguifhed philofopher and divine. Born at Ply- 
 mouth 1636. Entered at Exeter College, Oxford, 1652. 
 Reftor of the Abbey-church, Bath, 1666. Prebendary 
 of Worcefter 1678. Died 1680. He had a lively ima- 
 gination and flowing ftyle, and was a man of unqueftionable 
 learning and genius. He was an early member of the 
 Royal Society, and a refolute defender of its principles. 
 An elTay concerning preaching. [Anonymous.] 
 12°. Lond. 1678 
 
 An earneft invitation to the facrament of the 
 Lord's Supper, wherein ail excufes are an- 
 fwered. Eighth edition. 12°. Lond. 1700 
 The way to happinefs reprefented in its dif- 
 ficulties and encouragements, and cleared 
 from many popular and dangerous miftakes, 
 24°. Lond. 1671 
 
 Lux Orientalis. See Choice Treatifes. 
 Some philofophical confiderations touching the 
 being of witches and witchcraft. 4°. 1666* 
 A defence of the poffibility of witchcraft. Moft of the 
 impreflion was burnt in the fire of London. 
 Sadducifmus triumphans ; or, a full and plain 
 evidence concerning witches and apparitions. 
 Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1682 
 
 In this edition large additions were made by Dr. Henry 
 More, who was editor of this, as alfo of the firft edition, 
 which was publifhed in 1 681. 
 
 Sermon, i Pet. I. 22. Catholic charity re- 
 commended. In order to the abating the 
 animofities among Chriftians, that have been 
 occafioned by differences in religion. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1669 
 Other works : Scepfis Scientifica 5 or, Confeft Ignor- 
 ance the way to Science, 4°. 1665. A Blow at Modern 
 Sadducifm, 8°. 1668. Effays, 4°. 1676. Some Dilcourfes, 
 Sermons and Remains, 4°. 1681, &c. 
 
 GLAS, John, M.A. 
 
 Born at Dundee 1638. Educated at New College, St. 
 
 Andrews. Became minifter of a country church near 
 
 Dundee. Having publifhed in 1727 a treatife to prove 
 
 that the civil eftablifhment of religion was inconfiftent 
 
 with Chriftianity, he was depofed, and became the founder 
 
 of a new fe(ft, called, from him, Glaflites, and alfo Sande- 
 
 manians, after Sandeman. Died at Dundee 1773. 
 
 Works. Second edit. 5 vol. 8°. Perth, 1782 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 The teflimony of the King of Martyrs concerning his 
 
 kingdom, John, 1 8. 36, 37, explained and illuftrated 1 
 
 Queries put to Mr. Glas by the Synod of Angus, with 
 
 his anfwers - - - - - - 184 
 
 An explication of that propofition in Mr. Glas's anfwers, 
 
 A congregation with its preftjytery is, in its difci- 
 
 pline, {ubjeft to no jurifdiftion under heaven 191 
 
 A letter concerning communion in the Lord's fupper 252 
 
 Speech before commiflion of General Affembly, 1730 275 
 
 Some obfervations on the original conftitution of the 
 
 Chriftian Church ----- 287 
 
 A fecond letter to Mr. Aytone - - - 375
 
 12-Jl 
 
 1272 
 
 GLAS, John, M.A. {continued). 
 Vol. 2. 
 A plea for pure and undefiled religion, with anfwers to 
 lome objecTions ..... i 
 
 The ufefulnefs of catechifms confidered, 68 ; further 
 confidered ...... ic2 
 
 The unlawfulnefs of blood-eating - - - 154 
 
 A letter to a minifter on forbearance - - 173 
 
 Catholic charity, a view of the fcope of, Rom. 14. 180 
 The rule of forbearance defended - - - 196 
 
 Unity and diftindlion of the elders' office • 213 
 
 The right of the Chriftian people, and the power of 
 their paftors in the ordination of minifters - 229 
 Letter to Mr. Willifon on a paflage in his fermon con- 
 cerning illiterate minifters - - - 256 
 Supplement to Mr. Ebenezer Er/kine's fynodical fermon 
 
 279 
 Letter to Mr. Randie on frequent communicating 298 
 Letter on national fafts - - - - - 314 
 
 A faft fermon, and a fecond faft fermon, on Tim. 2. 1-4 
 
 322 
 
 A difTertation on infant-baptifm - - - 356 
 
 The fabbatifm of the people of God, or the firft day of 
 
 the week, fliewed to be the Chriftian day of reft, from 
 
 Heb. 4. ------- 379 
 
 Prcdeftination impugned and defended - 395 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Benfon's doftrine of prcdeftination re- 
 viewed - - - - - - -415 
 
 Of Mr. Hutchinfon's philofophy and divinity 426 
 
 Scripture diftindUon between the law and the promife 436 
 A petition to the Aflbciate Preft)ytery by four brethren 
 
 447 
 A dialogue upon the petition ... 459 
 
 A differtation on inceft ----- 470 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Notes on Scripture texts : — 
 
 Luke, I. 35. The Son of God - - 7 
 
 Rev. 19. 13. The word of God - - - 35 
 
 Gen. I. 26. Man made in the image of God 43 
 
 Rom. 9. 1-5. Predeftination ... 51 
 
 Rom. 5. 12-21. Imputation of fin and righteous- 
 nefs --....- 68 
 
 Rom. 4. 12. Juftifying faith . - - 80 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 13. Effefts of faith - - - 93 
 
 John, 8. 40, 44, 45. The fall of angels - no 
 
 Gen. 3. 1-6. The fall of man - - - 116 
 
 Matt. V. vi. vii. S'jrmon on the mount - 126 
 
 Rom. 7. The fiefli and fpirit - - 142 
 
 Phil. 3. 9. The righteouinefs of God by faith 149 
 Adts, 16. 31. Salvation to a believer's houfe 153 
 
 Mark, i. 1-4. The beginning of the gofpel 159 
 
 Matt. 16. 1-4. The figns of the times - 163 
 
 Matt. 9. 13. Mercy and not facrifice - - 165 
 
 Numb. 27. 21. Urim and Thummim 168 
 
 On the 2d Epiftle of Peter. The truth of the Scrip- 
 tures - - - - - - -174 
 
 Rom. ir. The converfion of the Jew - 192 
 
 Matt. 12. 20. The kingdom ofChrift in the world 204 
 Deut. 32. 4, 5, 6. Chrift the rock - - 215 
 
 James, 4. 5, 6. The fpirit of grace in the Church 
 
 called God 227 
 
 Pfa. lie. 3. Chrift's power making his people willing 
 
 224 
 Exod. 17. 16. Chrift's interceflion prefigured by 
 
 Mofes - - 228 
 
 Luke, 24. 44. Chrift fpcaking in the Pfalms 332 
 Numb. 12. 6, 7, 8. Chrift the image of God 235 
 Micah, 2. 12, 13. Chrift the Shepherd - 241 
 
 Dan. 7. and Rev. 13. The time of Antichrift's reign 
 
 , 245 
 Adls, 14. 23. Chrift's vifible Church - - 253 
 Rom. I. 3, 4. Chrift according to the fielh and the 
 Spirit ..... 263 
 
 John, 1.51. Jacob's ladder - - - 268 
 
 1 Tim. 3. 15. Jacob's pillar - - - 270 
 
 GLAS, John, M.A. [continued). 
 
 Rom. 10. 5-10. The righteoufnefs of the law and of 
 faith .--.... 272 
 I John, 2. 7, 8. Perfected love - - 278 
 
 Heb. 6. 19, 20. Melchifedek ... 283 
 Rev. 2. 4. The firft love left .... 294 
 
 Exod. 34. 7. Judgment and mercy - - 302 
 
 20. 5, 6. The divine jealoufy - 310 
 
 33. 18,20. God invifible to mortals - 316 
 
 Gen. 22. 14. Abraham's fight of Chrift's day 321 
 
 Matt. 12. 40. Chrift's three nights in the heart of 
 
 the earth ------ 326 
 
 Mark, 12. 24. The error of the Sadducees 328 
 
 Mark, 12. 28-34. The fcribe near Chrift's kingdom 
 
 I Pet. 5. 12. The true grace of God - 337 
 
 Matt. 25. 14-30. The parable of the talents 345 
 An obfervation on Paul's Epiftle to the Romans 347 
 Three fucceflive difcoveries of God in his works ; and 
 man's admiflion to three correfponding refts with 
 God ; in the garden of Eden, in Canaan, and the 
 true fpiritual eternal reft. On Heb. 4. I— 11 356 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 A general view of the Revelation . - - i 
 
 The vifion of the fealed book confidered in five letters 109 
 The two witneffesprophefyingin fackcloth.Rev. 11. 181 
 Grave dialogues betwixt three Freethinkers - 223 
 
 A literal tranflation of the true difcourfe of Celfus, as 
 far as it can be gathered out ofOrigen, with notes 305 
 A view of the herefy of Aerius, confifting of the follow- 
 ing articles : — 
 
 1. That a prefbyter differs not from a bi/hop 476 
 
 2. That there is no Pafch remaining to be celebrated 
 
 496 
 
 3. That fafts ought not to be prefixed to certain ftated 
 annual days .----• 507 
 
 4. That prayers are not to be made for the dead 512 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 A treatife on the Lord's fupper - . - i 
 A view of the new communion office, printed at Lon- 
 don 1718 238 
 
 Some thoughts occafioned by Mr. Johnfon's unbloody 
 facrifice ...-.- 268 
 
 An elTay on unwritten tradition - - - 3 '9 
 
 Tradition by the fucceffion of bifhops confidered 325 
 The fcheme of juftification by faith agreeable to com- 
 mon fenfe, with remarks and anfwers to objedlions 354 
 
 Letter to **** 419 
 
 Remarks on two letters to Sandeman - - 421 
 
 This is the beft edition ; the firft was publiftied at Edin- 
 burgh 1761. In the prefent, befides a more convenient 
 arrangement, there are three new pieces introduced, viz. : 
 On the parable of the talents, vol. 3. 345 ; and the two 
 laft articles in vol. 5. 
 
 GLASSE, Samuel, D D., F.R.S. 
 
 Reftor ofWanftead, Effex. An author of eminent learn- 
 ing, abilities, and tafte. 
 
 A courfe of leftures on the holy feftivals ; with 
 practical remarks on each ; and exhortations 
 to a more devout and folemn obfervance of 
 them. Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1 802 
 
 IntrodudHon. Meditations and prayers for faints' days 
 
 xiii-xvii 
 Matt. 4. 18-20, St. Andrew the apoftle - - 3 
 
 John, 20. 29. St. Thomas ... 15 
 
 Ifa. 9. 5. The Nativity of Chrift . - - 29 
 
 Adts, 7. 59, 60. St. Stephen . . . 43 
 
 John, 20. 2. St. John the Evangelift - - 55 
 
 Jer. 31.15. The Holy Innocents - - 67 
 
 Rom. 2. 29. Circum. of Chrift. New Year's day 79 
 I John, 3. 8. The Epiphany - - - 91 
 
 Ads, 9. 15. The Converfion of St. Paul - 103 
 
 Luke, 2. 22. The Purification - - - 117
 
 1273 
 
 1274 
 
 GLASSE, Samuel, D.D., F.R.S. {continued). 
 
 Ads, I. 26. St. Matthias - - - - 131 
 
 Luke, I. 28. The Annunciation - - . 145 
 
 Eph. 4. 14. St. Mark .... 159 
 
 John, 14. 8, 9. St. Philip and St. James - 173 
 
 Ads, 13, 2. St. Barnabas . - - . 189 
 
 Ifa. 40. 3. The Nativity of St. John Baptift - 203 
 Mark, 14. 72. St. Peter - - - - 219 
 
 Mark, I. 20, 21. St. James . - - - 235 
 
 John, I. 47. St. Bartholomew . - . 249 
 
 Matt. 9. 9. St. Matthew . . - . 261 
 
 Heb. I. 14. St. Michael ... - 275 
 
 Col. 4. 14. St. Luke 289 
 
 Eph. 2. 19, 20. St. Simon and St. Jude - 303 
 
 Rev. 14. 12, 13. All Saints - - - - 319 
 
 Heb. 10. 38, 39. Trinity Sunday - - 335 
 
 I Cor. 15.3,4. Eafter day ... - 353 
 
 John, 16. 7. Afcenfion day ... 365 
 
 John, 14. 15-17. Whitfunday - • - 377 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 19. 2. [A6t.] 8°. Gloucejler, 1 771 
 
 Sermon, John, 8. II. [Magdalen.] 4°. Land. 1777 
 
 A fermon preached in confequence of his majefty's late royal 
 proclamation. [On i Pet. 2. 17-] 8°. Lond. 1787 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 68. 20. The policy, benevolence, and charity, 
 of the Royal Humane Society. 8°. Lond. 1793 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 36. The finner encouraged to repent- 
 ance. Preached at the opening of the chapel of the new 
 Houfe of Corredlion for the county of Middlefex. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1794 
 
 Six ledtures on the Church Catechifm. Second edition. 
 18=. Lond. 1 801 
 
 GLASSIUS, Solomon, D.D. 
 
 An eminent German divine and critic. Born in Thu- 
 ringia 1593. Entered the Univerfity of Jena 1612, of 
 which he became Profeflbr of Divinity. Died 1656. His 
 Philologia Sacra continues to be held in high eftimation 
 for the light it throws on the language and phrafeology of 
 Scripture. 
 
 Philologia facra, qua totius SS. V. et N. Teft. 
 Scripturse, turn ftylus et literatura, turn fenfus 
 et genuinas inlerpretationis ratio expenditur, 
 libri quinque, quorum — 
 I. II. Generalia de Scripturas lacrae ftylo et 
 
 fenfu. 
 III. IV. Grammatica facra. 
 V. Rhetorica facra. 
 
 Editio tertia, audior. 4°. Franc. 1653 
 
 Philologia facra, his temporibus accommodata. 
 
 2 vol. in 4. 8°. Lipf. 1 776-1 797 
 
 Vol. I. 1776. a D. J. A. Dathio. 
 Pars I. Grammatica facra. 
 Pars 2. Rhetorica facra. 
 
 Vol. 2. Poft primum volumen Dathii opera in lucem 
 emiffum, nunc continuata et in novi plane operis for- 
 mam redadta a G. L. Bauero. 
 Pars I. 1795. Critica facra. 
 
 De integritate et corruptione textus Heb. V. T. 
 Hiftoria textus codicis V. T. 
 De adminiculis criticis eorumque ufu. 
 Pars 2. 1797. Hermeneutica facra. 
 In this edition of a book which Mr. Moflieim pro- 
 nounces to be an ineftimable and immortal work, the his- 
 tory and prefent ftate of the facred text are treated at great 
 length, and a more luminous view of biblical criticifm is 
 given ; but the tendency of the new matter is decidedly 
 Rationaliftic. 
 
 Opufcula, Chriftologia Mofaica, e prioribus capi- 
 tibus [1-5.] Genefeos, et Chriftologia Da- 
 vidica e Pfalm ex. confcripta ut et Onomato- 
 logia Meflias prophetica, cum explicatione 
 
 GLASSIUS, Solomon, D.D. {continued). 
 
 cap. 63 Efaiae, et cap. 17. Joannis ; DifTerta- 
 tione de Scriptura facra ; Oratiuncula vale- 
 diftoria, et anniverfaria D. J. Gerhard! me- 
 moria. AcceduntD. M. Waltheri Threnologia 
 de vita Glaffii, &c. 4°. Lugd. Bat. 1700 
 
 GLAZEBROOK, James. 
 
 Vicar of Belton, Leicefterfhire,and minifter of St. James's, 
 
 Latchford, Warrington. A zealous and excellent divine. 
 
 Born at Madeley, ShropiTiire, 1744. Died 1803. 
 
 Sermons on various important fubjefts. To 
 
 which is prefixed a fhort fketch of his life. 
 
 8°. Warrington, 1805 
 
 Eph. 6. 13. Chriftian armour ... j 
 
 6. 14. The girdle of truth and the breaftplate of 
 
 righteoulnefs ..... 23 
 6. 15. The feet fliod with the preparation of the 
 
 gofpel of peace - - - - - - 46 
 
 6.16. The fliield of faith - - 68 
 
 6. 17. The helmet of falvation and the fword of 
 
 the Spirit . . - - . - 92 
 
 6. 18. Prayer always neceffary - - 113 
 
 I John, 3. 17. The love of God in us evidenced by 
 
 a6ls of beneficence to the poor. Charity ferm. 138 
 Afts, 7. 59. St. Stephen committing his departing fpirit 
 
 into the hands of Chrift - - - - 158 
 
 Adls, 14. 22. The apoftles confirming the fouls of the 
 
 difciples . - - - - - 175 
 
 Job, 19.25-27. Job's confidence and comfort 196 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. The wicked fent into everlafting punifli- 
 
 ment ....... 22Z 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. The righteous received into life eternal 
 
 247 
 Luke, 14. 22. The parable of the great fupper 272 
 Ifa. 65. 20. The neceflity of filling up our days in the 
 
 ferviceofGod . . - - . 298 
 
 Luke, 24. 49. The promife of the Holy Ghoft 323 
 Hof. 10. 12, 13. The neceflity of fpiritual hulbandry 347 
 John. 6. 27. The ineftimable value of heavenly riches 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. Chriftian moderation enforced - 392 
 
 GLEIG, George, LL.D. and F.R.S., Edin. 
 
 One of the Bifhops of the Epifcopal Church of Scotland. 
 
 Coadjutor to the Biftiop of Brechin 1808, and preferred to 
 
 the fole chargj 1810. Primus 1816. 
 
 Sermons preached occafionally in the epifcopal 
 chapel, Stirling, during the eventful period 
 from 1793 to 1803. I vol. 8°. Edin. 1803 
 1 John, 3. 23. Juftification - - - - i 
 
 Gal. 5. 6. Faith working by love - - 19 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 29. Man's duty fuited to his nature 37 
 
 Eph. 4. 22-25. Old and new man - - 51 
 
 Rom. 7. 19. The unregenerate man - - 65 
 
 1 Pet. 3. 10, II. Evangelical righteoufnefs - 79 
 
 Col. I. 12. Difpofitions fit for heaven - - 95 
 
 Matt. 3. 8. Fruits meet for repentance - 109 
 
 Ifa. 10. 5-7. God's judgments vindicated - 135 
 
 Ifa. 26. 1 1. God's judgments defpifed by the wicked 163 
 Rom. 13. 7. Civil fubordination - - 187 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. Rights of Chriftians - - - 211 
 
 Pfa. 116. 12. Love of mankind gratitude to God 235 
 
 1 John, 4. 20. Love of God and man - 265 
 Rom. 2. 4. The goodnefs of God leads to repentance 283 
 Pfa. 107. 34-38. Providence in the laws of nature 301 
 
 2 Thefl". 2. II, 12. Delufion believing a lie - 321 
 Pfa. 112. 7. Chriftian fortitude - - 343 
 James, I. 19. Government of the tongue - 361 
 Pfa. 2. II. Serve the Lord with fear - - 377 
 Eph. 6. 13. The armour of God - - - 397 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the epifcopal 
 communion of Brechin. 4°. Edin. 1 809
 
 1275 
 
 1276 
 
 GLEIG, Birtiop {continued). 
 
 Benhadad and Buonaparte delineated in two fer- 
 mons. [On i Kings, 20. 11. Fail; and 
 1 Kings, 20. 28. Thankfgiving.] 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1 8 14 
 
 Direftions for the ftudy of theology. In a feries 
 
 of letters from a bifhop to his fon on his ad- 
 
 miffion to holy orders. 8°. ZuW. 1827 
 
 With an appendix. 
 
 On the credibility of the Scripture miracles, in anfwer 
 
 to Hume. 
 On the origin of the three firft Gofpels. 
 On the doiflrine of original fin. 
 
 GLEIG, G. R., M.A. 
 
 Principal Chaplain to her Majefty's Forces. 
 The hiftory of the Bible. 2 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 LoKt/. 1830-31 
 The lives of the moft eminent Britifh military 
 commanders. 3 vol. Fcp. 8°. Land. 1832 
 Vol. I. General view of the military fyftems recognifed 
 in England from the earlieft periods down to the pre- 
 fent time. Sir Walter Manny. Sir Francis de Vere. 
 Oliver Cromwell. John, duke of Marlborough. 
 Vol.2. Marlborough, continued. Charles, earl of Peter- 
 borough. Major-General James Wolfe. 
 Vol. 3. Robert Lord Clive. Charles, marquis Corn- 
 wallis. Sir Ralph Abercrombie. Sir John Moore. 
 Sermons, doftrinal and praftical, for plain people. 
 Second edit. 12°. Land. iS^o 
 
 Col. 3. 4. The redemption of mankind - - 1 
 
 Jofh. 23. II. The love of God . - - 15 
 
 John, 4. 24. Prayer 2g 
 
 Tit. 3. 8. The objedl of public preaching - 45 
 
 I Cor. 10. 12. The necelfity of guarding againft tempt- 
 
 6; 
 
 77 
 
 91 
 104 
 119 
 
 133 
 146 
 162 
 
 175 
 
 I Sam. 12. 24, 25. Ifrael's choice of a king 
 A<fls, II. 18. Converfion of Cornelius 
 Luke, 16. 9. The unjuft fteward - 
 A£ls, 4. 12. Salvation by Chrift alone 
 John, 8. II. God's readinefs to forgive 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 12. Caution in forming judgments 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 7. Neceflity of leading holy lives 
 Ads, 26. 22. The converfion of St. Paul - 
 Gen. 33.4. God no refpefter of perfons, as fhewn in his 
 
 dealings with Efau and Jacob - - - 188 
 
 Ifa, II. 10. The divine origin of Chriftianity. Whitfund. 
 
 202 
 Ifa. 26. 4. Truft in God - - - - 218 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. The called according to God's purpofe 232 
 Matt. 4. 10. The temptation ... 250 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 23. Religious differences - - 264 
 
 I John, 5. 20. Faith influenced by pradlice. Trln. Sun. 
 
 276 
 I Cor. 15. 1,2. The refurredion - - - 288 
 
 Sermons for the feafons of Advent, Chriftmas, 
 and the Epiphany. 12°. Lofid. 1844 
 
 Rom. 13. 12. Advent i. (2 ferm.) - . i 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. Advent 2. (2 ferm.) • - 39 
 
 I Cor. 4. 5. Advent 3. (2 ferm.) - . 79 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. Advent 4. (2 ferm.) - - 1x9 
 
 John, I. 14. Chriftmas day - - . - 157 
 
 Gal. 4. 7. Sunday after Chriftmas - - 177 
 
 Luke, 2. 9. Epiph. i - - - - . 197 
 
 John, 2. II. Epiph. 2 - - . . 215 
 
 Matt. 8. II, 12. Epiph. 3 - . - - 235 
 Matt. 8. 25. Epiph. 4 . - . - 257 
 
 GLENORCHY, Willielraa, Vifcountefs. 
 
 Born 1741 j died 1786. 
 (The life of), containing extrafts from her diary 
 and correfpondence. By T. S. Jones, D.D. 
 
 GLENORCHY, Vifcountefs {continued). 
 
 miniller of her chapel, Edinburgh. 8°. 
 
 Edni. 1822 
 GLOSSARY of terms ufed in Grecian, Roman, 
 Italian, and Gothic architecture. Fifth edi- 
 tion. 3 vol. 8°. Lofid. 1850 
 GLOVER, Frederick A. M.A. Reftor of Charl- 
 
 ton-in-Dover. 
 Sermon, John, 13. 34, 35. The occafional fer- 
 vices means of grace, as well to thofe witnefs- 
 ing as to thofe participating in them. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1841 
 GLOVER, Phillips, Efq. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Waterland, concerning 
 the nature and value of fincerity ; with fome 
 remarks on his treatment of it, in a late treatife, 
 entitled. The Importance of the Doftrine of 
 the Holy Trinity aflerted. [Anonymous.] 
 Pp. 31. 8°. Lofid. 1734 
 
 GLYCAS. See Michael. 
 GOAD, Christopher, B.D., Fellow of King's 
 
 College, Cambridge. 
 Refrefhing drops and fcorching vials. [Sermons.] 
 Firft printed, 1653. 12°. Lo^d. 1827 
 
 John, 5. 30. The right fpirit of Chrift, or the Son glori- 
 fying the Father. (2 ferm.) - - - 19 
 I Cor. 5. 1-5. The invalidity of church cenfures where 
 Chrift is not judge. (4 ferm.) - - 42 
 A paraphrafe on Adts, 17. - - - - 88 
 Heb. 13. 10-15. Chrift the only facrifice and altar. 
 (2 ferm.) ----.. 102 
 Heb. 13. 18-29. The Gofpel believer's motion from 
 Mount Sinai to Mount Sion - - - 127 
 James, 4. 1-8. The mother of all mifchief 140 
 Ifa. 26. 20, 21. The fafe and fecret chambers 159 
 Titus, 2. II, 12. The majefty of grace or the fovereignty 
 of falvation. (3 ferm.) - - - - 177 
 Ifa. 25. 6, 7,8. The deftrudlion of death - 211 
 
 GOAD, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A very learned divine. Elefted to King's College, Cam- 
 bridge, 1592. Became Reftor of Milton, Cambridgefhire, 
 Prebendary ofWinchefter and Canterbury, Precentor of 
 St. Paul's, and Redlor of Notley, Effex, and of Hadley, 
 Suffolk. Died 1638. He was one of the deputies to the 
 Synod of Dort in 1618, as a Calvinift j but afterwards 
 altered his fentiments. 
 
 A difputation, partly theological, partly meta- 
 physeal, concerning the neceflity and con- 
 tingency of events in the world, in refpeft of 
 God's eternal decrees. Cambridge Tradts 
 
 Stimlvvs orthodoxus ; five Goadus redivivus, a 
 difputation partly theological, partly meta- 
 phyfical, concerning the neceflity and con- 
 tingency of events in the world in refpe6l of 
 God's eternal decree. 
 
 Womock, Refult of Falfe Principles 
 GOADBY, Robert. 
 
 A printer and publifher at Sherborne, Dorfetfliire. Died 
 1778. His Illuftration of the Holy Scriptures, although 
 on Arian principles, is written with great energy and ful- 
 nefs of illuftration. It has been feverely animadverted 
 upon by Sellon. See Sellon. 
 
 An illuftration of the Holy Scriptures by notes 
 and explications on the Old and New Tefta- 
 ment, the obfervations of the moft learned
 
 1277 
 
 1278 
 
 GOADBY, Robert (continued). 
 
 men applied, and fuch new notes added as 
 will greatly explain the nature and fpirit of 
 the Holy Scriptures, fhew the gracious defign 
 of God in every part of them, &c. Sixth 
 edition. 3 vol. Folio. Lo/ici. 1759-70 
 
 Vol. I. 1759- 
 Gen. — Efther. 
 Vol. 2. Job — Maccabees. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1759. 
 New Teftament. 
 Index to the notes. 
 Concordance. 
 
 The Chriftian's pocket-companion and inftruc- 
 tor, extrafted from the Holy Scriptures. 1 8°. 
 
 Land. 1 75 1 
 GOAR, James. 
 
 A learned Dominican. Born at Paris 1 60 1. Took 
 the habit of his order 1 6 19. His extreme partiality for 
 Greek literature led him to vifit the country of the mo- 
 dern Greeks and inquire into their fentiments and cuftoms. 
 In 1631 he let out as an apoftolic miflionary to the 
 ifland of Chios, where he refided eight years. Died 1653. 
 ETXOAOnON, five rituale Grascorum, com- 
 pleftens ritus et ordines divine liturgias, offi- 
 ciorum, facramentorum, confecrationum, bene- 
 diftionum, funerum, orationum, &c., cuilibet 
 perfonas, llatui vel tempori congruos juxta 
 ufum Orientalis ecclefis, Gr. et Lat. cum 
 obfervationibus, &c. Folio. Far. 1647 
 
 A very valuable and rare book. An edition was pub- 
 lifhed at Venice 1730. 
 
 GOBATT, Samuel, D.D., Bilhop of the Church 
 of England, in Jerufalem. 
 
 Journal of a three years' refidence in Abyffinia 
 in furtherance of the objefts of the Church 
 Miffionary Society. To which is added, a 
 brief hiftory of the Church in Abyffinia, bv 
 the Rev. Samuel Lee, D.D. Second edition. 
 8°. ZoW. 1847 
 
 GOBINET, Charles, Doftor of Sorbonne. 
 
 Born 1613 ; died 1 690. One of the moft diftinguifhed 
 
 members of the Paris Univerfity. His educational works 
 
 are ftill exceedingly valuable. 
 
 Inftruftion fur la religion, ou Ton traite des 
 fentimens qu'il faut avoir de Dieu, de Jefus- 
 Chrift, de I'Eglile Catholique et de la vertu. 
 12°. Par. 1687 
 
 GODDARD, Charles, D.D. 
 
 Archdeacon and Prebendary of Lincoln. 
 Sermon, i John, 2. 7, 8. Spital. 8°. L. 1822 
 The mental condition neceffary to a due inquiry 
 into religious evidence, ftated and exempHfied, 
 in eight fermons, preached 1823, at the lec- 
 ture founded by the Rev. John Bampton, 
 M.A. With a preface and notes, critical 
 and explanatory. 8°. 0.r/^ 1824 
 
 T/ie notes ha've not been printed. 
 1 Cor. 14. 20 (i) ; I Pet. 3. 15, 16 (27) ; I John, 4. 
 I. 2 ferm. (47); Rom. i. 18-21. 2 ferm. (113); 
 Mark, 3. 22-26 (193)} John, 20. 29 (235). 
 
 GODDARD, Peter Stephen, D.D. 
 
 Admitted of Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1721. Eledled 
 Fellow 1727. Reftor of the united pariflies of Tornham, 
 All Saints, and Wefley, Suffolk, 1747. Matter of his 
 
 GODDARD, Peter Stephen, D.D, (continaed). 
 
 college 1762. Became Prebendary of Peterborough and 
 
 of St. Paul's. Died 1781. He was fo popular as a preacher 
 
 that he was called the young Tillotfon. 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 33. 29. [Thankfgiving.] 8°. 
 Bury St. Edmunds, 1760 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 21. 13. [Confecration of Clare 
 Hall Chapel, Cambridge.] To which is added, 
 the form of confecration ufed by the Lord 
 Bifhop of London. 4°. Camh. 1769 
 
 Sermons preached before the Univerfity of Cam- 
 bridge. 8°. Lond. 1781* 
 
 GODDARD, Thomas, A.M., Canon of Windfor. 
 
 Sermon, James, 3. i. The guilt, mifchief, and 
 aggravations of cenfure, fet forth. 8°. Z/. 1710 
 
 GODDARD, WilUam Stanley, D.D., Reftor of 
 Trey ford, SulTex. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. ii. 19. [Vifitation.] 8°. 
 
 Winchefter, 1 8 1 1 
 
 GODDEN, T. 
 
 Sermon. Catholick Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 GODKIN, Rev. J. 
 
 The touchftone of orthodoxy. 12°. Lond. 1842 
 
 GODMAN, WilUam, B.D. Fellow of King's 
 College, Cambridge. 
 
 Sermon, Ecclef 10. 17. The fon o{ nobles. 
 [Thankfgiving for the deliverance and fettle- 
 ment of our nation.] 4°. Lond. 1660 
 
 GODOLPHIN, Mrs. 
 
 (The life of). By John Evelyn, of Wootton, 
 Efq. Now firfl publifhed, and edited by 
 Samuel [Wilberforce] Bifhop of Oxford. Sm. 
 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 GODOLPHIN, John, LL D. 
 
 An eminent civilian. Born at Godolphin, in Scilly, 
 1617. Entered Gloucefter Hall, Oxford, 1632. He was 
 a Judge of the Admiralty under Cromwell, and King's 
 Advocate at the Reftoration. Died 1678. 
 Repertorium canonicum ; or, an abridgement of 
 
 the ecclefiaftical laws of this realm, confillent 
 
 with the temporal. Third edition, correfted. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1687 
 
 In this work the king's fupremacy is ftrenuoufly and 
 
 learnedly afferted. 
 
 The holy arbour, containing a body of divinity; 
 or, the fum and fubftance of Chriftian re- 
 ligion, colledled from many orthodox la- 
 bourers in the Lord's vineyard, for the benefit 
 of thole that thirft after righteoufnefs. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1651 
 
 GODO, Saint. 
 
 Vita S. Godonis abbatis Oyenfis in dioecefi Tre- 
 cenfi. Martene et Durand, Colleftio, vi. 793 
 
 GODUS, Antonius. 
 
 Chronica qux extant, ab anno Ii94ufque ad 
 annum 1260. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 8. (i"] 
 
 GODWIN, Francis, D.D., Bifhop of Hereford. 
 
 Born at Havington, Northampton/hire, 1561. Elefted 
 a ftudent of Chrift Church, Oxford, 1578. Became 
 Redor of Stamford Orcais, Prebendary of Wilts, &c. 
 Bifhop of Landaff 1601. Tranllated to Hereford 16 17.
 
 1279 
 
 I28o 
 
 GODWIN, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Died 1633. He was a man of great learning and perfonal 
 
 worth, and an impartial hiftorian. 
 
 A catalogue of the bifhops of England fince 
 the firft planting of Chriftian religion in this 
 ifland, together with a brief hiftory of their 
 lives and memorable aftions ; whereunto is 
 prefixed a difcourfe concerning the firft con- 
 verfion of Britain. Black letter. 4°. Z. 1615 
 
 De praefulibus Anglias commentarius : omnium 
 epifcoporum necnon et cardinalium ejufdem 
 gentis, nomina, tempora, feriem, atque afliones 
 maxime memorabiles ab ultima antiquitate 
 repetita complexus. 4°. Land. 1616 
 
 De prasfulibus Anglic commentarius, recognovit 
 plurimis in locis (adjeftis annotationibus) ad 
 veritatem reduxit, et perpetua demum ferie 
 ad prsfens ufque fseculum, continuavit Gul. 
 Richardfon. Folio. Cantab. 1743 
 
 Hiftory of Queen Mary. Kennet, Bp. Hift. 2 
 
 GODWIN, George, jun., F.S.A. 
 
 The churches of London. See Churches. 
 
 GODWYN, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born in Somerfetfliire, 1587. Entered of Magdalen 
 Hall 1602. Chief mafter of the Free fchool at Abingdon 
 1609. Became Redlor of Brightwell. Died 1643. He 
 was a learned writer, and was much diftinguilhed as a 
 fchoolmafter. 
 
 Mofes and Aaron ; civil and ecclefiaftical rites 
 ufed by the ancient Hebrews, obferved and at 
 large opened for the clearing of many obfcure 
 texts throughout the whole Scripture. Where- 
 in likewife is fhewed what cuftoms the He- 
 brews borrowed from the heathen people, &c. 
 Twelfth edition. 4°. Lond. i6%i^ 
 
 Romanag hiftoriae anthologia, an Englifli expofi- 
 tion of the Roman antiquities. Fourteenth 
 edition. 4°. Lond. 1685 
 
 Mofes et Aaron, cum Hottingeri notis. 
 
 Ugolinus, 3. I. 
 Diflertatio de theocratia Ifraelitarum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 24. 97 
 GODWIN, William. 
 
 Born 1756 ; died 1836. 
 
 Lives of the necromancers ; or, an account of 
 the moft eminent perfons in fucceffive ages, 
 who have claimed for themfelves, or to whom 
 has been imputed by others, the exercife of 
 magical power. 8°. Land. 1834 
 
 GOETHE, John Wolfgang von. 
 
 One of the greateft of the modern poets. Born at 
 
 Frankfort-on-the-Maine 1749. Educated at the Univer- 
 
 fity of LeJpfic. Privy Councillor to the Prince of Weimar 
 
 1779. Appointed minifter 1817. Died at Weimar 1832. 
 
 SammtlicheWerke. 5 vol. Imp. 8°. P^r. 1836 
 
 Vol. I. Goethe's Leben, Lieder, 2; Gefellige Lieder, 
 
 18; Balladen, 28; Elegien, 42 ; Epifteln, 59; Epi- 
 
 gramme, von Venedig, 61 ; Weiffagungen des Bakis, 
 
 69; Vier Jahrefzeiten, 72; Sonette, 76; Cantaten, 
 
 79 ; Vermifchte Gedichte, 84 and 224 ; Aus Wilhelm 
 
 Meifter, 95; Antiker Form fich nahernd, 96; An 
 
 Perfonen, 995 Kunft, 103 and 144; Parabolifch, 
 
 109 and 152; Gott, Gemuth und Welt, 1 1 1 ; Sprich- 
 
 wortlich, 113; Epigrammatifch, 120 and 148; Ly- 
 
 GOETHE, John Wolfgang von {continued). 
 
 rifches, 126 j Paria, 127 j Trilogie der Leidenfchaft, 
 128 ; Loge, 136 ; Gott und Welt, 138; Aus frem- 
 den Sprachen, 155; Zahme Xenien, 161 and 205; 
 Infchriften, Denk-und Sendeblatter, 183 ; Drama- 
 tifches, 198; Jugendgedichte, 218; Lieder fur Lie- 
 bende, 2195 Chinefifch-Deutfche Jahres-und Tages- 
 Zeiten, 223 ; Original und Nachbildung, 230 ; Feft- 
 gedichte, 232 ; Gedichte zu Bildern, 237 ; Zufchriften 
 und Erinnerungs-Blatter, 239 ; Politica, 245 ; Der 
 Neue Alcinous, 247 ; Ueft-oftlicher Divan, 249 ; 
 Reineke Fuchs, 332; Hermann und Dorothea, 383 ; 
 Achilleis, 409 ; Pandora, [41 7 ; Die Laune des Ver- 
 liebten, 429 ; Die Mitfchuldigung, 439 ; Die Gefch- 
 wifter, 458; Mahomet, 464; Tancred, 484; Gotz 
 von Berlichingen mit der eifernen Hand, 505 ; Eg- 
 mont, 538; Iphigenie auf Tauris, 5645 Torquato 
 TaflTo, 585 ; Die Natiirliche Tochter, 648. 
 Vol. 2. Elpenor, I ; Clavigo, 12 ; Stella, 27 j Claudine 
 von Villa Bella, 44; Erwin und Elmire, 62; Jery 
 und Biitely, 73 ; Lila, 81 ; Die Fifcherin, 91 ; Scherz, 
 Lift und Rache, 97 ; Der Zauberflote zweiter Theil, 
 112; Palaeophron und Nefterpe, 121; Vorfpiel zur 
 ErofFnung des Weimarifchen Theaters, 125; Was 
 wir bringen, Vorfpiel, 127 ; Was wir bringen Fort- 
 fetzung, 138; Theaterreden, 143; Fauft, 149; Das 
 Jahrmarktsfeft zu Plunderfweilern, 276 ; Das Neuefte 
 von Plunderfweilern, 284 ; Faftnachtfl'piel von Pater 
 Brey, 287; Satyros, 291 ; Prolog zu den Neueften 
 offenbarung Gottes, 298 ; Parabeln, 299 ; Legende, 
 300 ; Hans Sachfens poetifchen Sendung, 300 ; Auf 
 Miedings Tod, 302 ; Kiinftler's Erdewallen, 304 ; 
 Kiinftler's Apotheofe, 305 ; Epilog zur Schiller's 
 Glocke, 308 ; Die GeheimnilTe, 309 ; Mafkenziige, 
 313 ; Im Namen der Burgerfchaft zu Carlfbad, 320; 
 Des Epimenides Erwachen, 324 ; Der Triumph der 
 Empfindfamkeit, 336 ; Die Vogel, nach dem Arifto- 
 phaner, 357; Der Grofs-Cophta, 359; Der Biirger- 
 general, 385 ; Die Aufgeregten, 397; Unterhaltun- 
 gen deutfcher Aufgewanderten, 412 ; Die guten 
 Weiber, 447 ; Novelle, 455 ; Leiden des jungen Wer- 
 thers, 462 ; Briefe aus derSchweiz, 499 ; Die Wahl- 
 verwandfchaften, 520 ; Einzelnheiter, Maximen und 
 Reflexionen, 595 j Prometheus, 625 ; Gotter, Helden 
 Wieland, 631 ; Nachfpiel zu Iffland Hageftolzen, 635. 
 Vol. 3. 
 Wilhelm Meifter's Lehrjahre - . - - i 
 
 Wilhelm Meifter's Wanderjahre - - - 1 82 
 
 Aus meinem Leben. Dichtung Wahrheit > 317 
 
 Italianifche Reife 598 
 
 Vol. 4, 
 Zweiter Rbmifcher Aufenthalt ... i 
 
 Campagne in Frankreich 1792 - - • 65 
 
 Aus einer Reife in die Schweiz 1797 - - 129 
 Aus einer Reifer am Rhein, Main und Neckar 1814- 
 
 1815 - - 173 
 
 Benvenuto Cellini - - - - -210 
 
 Rameau's Neffe, Dialog von Diderot - - 353 
 
 Diderot's Verfuch uber die Malerei - - - 391 
 Winckelmann ------ 406 
 
 Philip Hackert ..--,- 425 
 Propylaen ...... 481 
 
 Bildhauerei ------- 575 
 
 Miinzen Medaillen, &c. - . - - 581 
 
 Vorbilder fiir Fabricanten und Handwerker - 584 
 Altdeutfche Baukunft - . - . 585 
 
 Verfchiedenes iiber Kunft - - - - 592 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Literatur in die Frankfurter gelehrter Anzeigen I 
 
 Recenfionen in die Jenaifche Literatur zeitung 23 
 
 Theater - - 45 
 
 Deutfche Literatur 64 
 
 Aufwiirtige Literatur und Volkfpoefie - - 123 
 
 Zur Naturwiffenfchaft 3 " 
 
 Mineralogie und Geologic - - - - 367
 
 I28l 
 
 1282 
 
 GOETHE, John Wolfgang von {continued). 
 
 Meteorologie -....- 402 
 
 Zur Farbenlehre ..... 420 
 
 Zur Pfanzenlehre - - - - - 619 
 
 Ofteologie ...... 626 
 
 Fauftus ; from the German. 8°. Lond. 1821 
 
 Fauft, Part 2, tranflated from the German, 
 partly in the metre of the original, and partly 
 in profe. With other poems, original and 
 tranflated, by Leopold J. Bernays. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1839 
 
 Fauft, attempted in Englifli vcrfe by the Hon. 
 Robert Talbot. 8°. ZoW. 1835 
 
 Fauft, eine Tragodie. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1823 
 
 Fauft, tragedie, traduite par M. A. Stapfer. 
 18°. Brux. 1828 
 
 The autobiography of Goethe; truth and poetry 
 from my own life. Tranflated from the Ger- 
 man, by John Oxenford, Efq. [Firft] thirteen 
 books. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 848 
 
 Autobiography. The concluding books ; alfo. 
 Letters from Switzerland, and Travels in Italy, 
 Tranflated by the Rev. A. J. W. Morrifon, 
 M.A. Sm. 8°. Lofid. 1849 
 
 Dramatic works ; comprifing Fauft, Iphigenia in 
 Tauris, Torquato Taflxj, Egmont, tranflated 
 by Anna Swanwick. And Goetz von Ber- 
 lichingen, tranflated by Sir Walter Scott. 
 Carefully revifed. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 GOETZIUS, F. L. 
 
 Difl"ertatio de mohs et piftrinis veterum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 29. 83 
 
 GOEZIUS, G. 
 
 Philologema de ofculo. Ugolinus, 30. 1 159 
 
 GOFFE, Thomas, B.D. 
 
 Sermon, Ezech. 37. 13. Deliverance from the 
 grave. 4°. Lond. 1627 
 
 GOFFRIDUS Vindocinensis, Abbas. 
 
 Flourifhed 1 130. 
 Epiftolae, opufcula, et fermones. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 21. i 
 Opera ; Epiftols ; Opufcula ; De corpore et 
 fanguine Chrifti, &c. &c. Sermones xi. De 
 ordinatione epifcoporum. 
 
 Sirmondi Opera Varia, 3. 41 1 
 GOGUET, Anthony Yves. 
 
 Born at Paris 17 16. Became Counfellor to the Parlia- 
 ment. Died 1758. 
 
 The origin of laws, arts, and fciences, and their 
 progrefs among the moft ancient nations, 
 adorned with cuts. Tranflatedfrom the French. 
 3 vol. 8°. Edin. 1775 
 
 GOLDIE, George. 
 
 A clergyman of the Church of Scotland. Born at Hill- 
 head, Eaft Lothian, 174S. Studied at the Univerfity of 
 Edinburgh. Prefented to the Church of Athelftaneford, in 
 which he continued twenty-fix years, until his death 1804. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Edin. 1805 
 
 Life of the author ..... i_ji 
 
 Pfa. 52. 7. The charafter of Doeg - - - i 
 
 I Cor. 15. 58. Steadfaftnefs in the profeffion and pradlice 
 of religion .-.-._ 24 
 
 Job, 14. I, 2. The proper eftimate of human life 45 
 John, 4. 24. The fpirituality of the divine nature 67 
 
 GOLDIE, George {continued). 
 
 A<£ls, 24. 26. A confcience void of offence. (2 ferm.) 94 
 Rom. 6.1. The purity of the gofpel difpenfation. (2 fs.) 
 
 150 
 I Cor. 4. 7. The precarious nature of all earthly endow- 
 ments. (2fcrm.) ..... 183 
 
 GOLDSMITH, OUver, B.D. 
 
 An eminent poet and mifcellaneous writer. Born in 
 
 Ireland 1728. Entered Trinity College, Dublin, 1744. 
 
 Died in London 1772. His mifcellaneous works were 
 
 publifhed in 4 vol. 8"^. Lond. iSoi. 
 
 The hiftory of Greece to the death of Alexander 
 the Great. To which is added a fummary 
 account of the affairs of Greece, from that 
 period to the facking of Conftantinople by the 
 Othomans. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 The hiftory of Rome from the foundation of the 
 City of Rome to the deftruftion of the Weftern 
 Empire. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 Hiftory of the earth and animated nature. 6 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1806* 
 
 Poems. See Britifli Poets. 
 
 GOLD WIN, William, M.A. 
 
 Fellow of Eton, and Vicar of St. Nicholas, Briftol. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 144. 15. [Thanksgiving, Dec. 31.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1707 
 
 GOLSCHERUS, Monachus. 
 Hiftoria epifcoporum Trevirenfium, auflore, ut 
 
 Acherius conjicit, Golfchero Monacho. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 208 
 GOMAR, Francis, B.D. 
 
 One of the great opponents of Arminius, and from whom 
 the Calvinifts were at one time called Gomarifts. Born at 
 Bruges 1563. Studied at Stralburgh, Neuftadt, Oxford, 
 and Cambridge. Minifter of the Flemish Church at 
 Francfort 1587. ProfefTor of Divinity at Leyden 15945 
 where he had Arminius for colleague. Retired to Middle- 
 burgh 1611. Profeflbr of Divinity at Saumur 1614, and 
 of Divinity and Hebrew at Groningen 1618. Died 1641. 
 He was a man of acknowledged abilities, efpecially in the 
 Oriental languages. 
 
 Opera thcologica omnia, in maximam partem poft- 
 huma ; fuprema authoris voluntate a difcipulis 
 edita, cum indicibus neceflariis. Secundis 
 curis emendatiora. Folio. Amfi. 1664 
 
 lUuftrium ac feledlorum locorum explicatio Matthaei, 
 
 Lucae, et Johannis. 
 Analyfis et explicatio epiftolarum et quinque priorum 
 
 capitum Apocalypfeos. 
 Analyfis et explicatio prophetiarum quarundam Mofis 
 
 de Chrifto. 
 Analyfis Hobadias. 
 
 Difputationes theologlcae, habitae in variis academiis i 
 Conciliatio dodlrinae orthodoxse de providentia Dei 125 
 Anti-Cofteri, i. De difcrimine haereticorum catholicorum. 
 2. De Sacra Scriptura. 3. De Ecclefia Chrifti 143 
 Examen controverfiarum de genealogia Chrifti - 241 
 Diflertatio de evangelio Matthaei, quanam lingua fit 
 fcriptum ...... 253 
 
 Inveftigatio fententiae et originis Sabbathi - - 256 
 
 Judicium de primo articulo Remonftrantium de eledtione 
 
 et reprobatione ..... 277 
 
 Defenfio dodtrinae de perfeverantia fandtorum - 280 
 Defenfio inveftigationis originis Sabbathi - 299 
 
 Davidis lyra ; feu nova Hebrasa S. Scripturae ars poetica 313 
 Indices. 
 Davidis lyra, feu nova Hebrsa S. Scr. ars 
 poetica, &c. Ugolinus, 3 1 . 609 
 
 4 N
 
 1283 
 
 1284 
 
 GOOCH, Sir Thomas, Bart. 
 
 Bifhop of Briftol 1737. Tranflated to Norwich 1738, 
 and to Ely 1748. Died 1754. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron, 20. 15. [Fafl, for Peace.] 
 4°. Lond. 1739 
 
 GOOD, John Mason, M.D., F.R.S. 
 
 An eminent phyfician, and diftinguifted for his indefati- 
 gable induftry and various attainments. Born at Epping, 
 Eil'ex, 1764. Pradtifed in London. Died 1827. 
 Song of Songs ; or, facred idyls tranflated ; with 
 notes, critical and explanatory. 8°. Lo7id. 1803 
 Containing a literal profe tranflation, and a metrical 
 verfion, elegant and accurate. The work has become very 
 fcarce. 
 
 The book of Job literally tranflated from the 
 original Hebrew, and reftored to its natural 
 arrangement ; with notes critical and illus- 
 trative, and an introdudlory difl'ertation on its 
 fcene, fcope, language, author, and objeft. 
 8°. Lond. 1 81 2 
 
 One of the moft valuable works on the book of Job, 
 difplaying the author's extenfive acquaintance with ancient 
 and modern learning. 
 
 Difl'ertation on the beft means of employing the 
 poor in theparifli workhoules. 12°. Lond.ljc^^ 
 Memoirs of Dr. Geddes. See Geddes. 
 
 Other works : The Book of Nature, 3 vol. ?r'. Lond. 
 1826. The Study of Medicine, 5 vol. 8°. 1829. 
 
 GOODE, Francis, M.A., Lefturer of Clapham. 
 
 The better covenant praftically confidered from 
 Heb. 8. 6, 10-12; with a fupplement on 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. To which are added notes 
 on the Sinai covenant, general redemption, 
 the fympathy of Chrift, &c. &c. Third edi- 
 tion. 8°. Lond. 1837 
 . Heb. 8. 6. The better covenant - - - j 
 Heb. 8. 6. Chriitthe mediator of the better covenant 34 
 Heb. 8. 12. Mercy to unrighteoufnefs - 74 
 Heb. 8. 10. Divine renewal - - - . 109 
 Heb. 8. 10. Divine relationfhip. (2 Term.) - 149 
 Heb. 8. J I. Divine knowledge - - - 235 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. Man working and God enabling 278 
 Notes --.-.-, 221 
 
 Sermons on various topics of dodlrine, practice, 
 and experience. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 I Tim. I. II. The glorious gofpel of the bleffed God I 
 Heb. 10. 28, 29. Sin and punifhment of defpifers of the 
 
 Gofpel ....... 22 
 
 I Cor. 3. 21. All things the believer's - 44 
 
 I Pet. 3. 8, 9. Chriftian deportment in intercourfe 68 
 John, I. 16. Believers receiving grace out of Chrift's 
 
 fulnefs . - - . k - -92 
 
 Matt. 9. II. Chrift eating with finners - 114 
 
 Luke, 18. I. The importunate widow - - 135 
 
 Rom. 5. 1 7. Life by Chrift reigning above death by Adam 
 
 156 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 7. Believer's cares caft upon God - 180 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 20. Sinners invited to reconciliation - 200 
 Rom. 6. 14. Freedom from fm by freedom from the law 
 
 22J 
 
 Luke, 17. 32. Lot's wife - - - - 242 
 
 Prov. 3. II, 12. Submiflion under God's fatherly 
 
 chaftening ...... 262 
 
 Eph. 3. 17. Indwelling of Chrift in believers 284 
 
 Prov. 12. 22. Lying lips - - - . 308 
 
 James, i. 26. An unbridled tongue - - 332 
 
 Prov. 14. 26. Childlike confidence in the fear of the 
 
 Lord - - - - - - - 359 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 12. God's Spirit the revealer of gofpel gifts 380 
 
 GOODE, Francis, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Mai. 4. 2. Rifing of the fun of righteoufnefs. Advent 
 
 406 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. An unchanging Saviour - - 432 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 14. Chriftians the light of 
 
 the world. [Ch. Miff. Soc] 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 GOODE, William, B.D. 
 
 Sermon, Ads, 13. 36. The difcoverie of a 
 publique fpirit. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1 645 
 
 GOODE, William, M.A. 
 
 Born in the town of Buckingham 1762. Entered of 
 Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1780. Succeeded Romaine as 
 Redlor of St. Ann's, Blackfriars, London, 1795. Died 
 1816. 
 Eflays on all the Scriptural names and titles of 
 
 Chrift. 6 vol. 8°. Lond. \%2z* 
 
 Other works : A new Verfion of the Book of Pfalms, 
 in metre, 18 16 ; and eight fermons feparately publiftied. 
 
 (A memoir of.) By the Rev. William Goode, 
 M.A. Second edition, with an appendix of 
 feleft letters. 8°. Z,oW. 1828 
 
 GOODE, William, M.A., F.S.A., Reftor of 
 Allhallows the Great and Lefs, London. 
 
 The modern claims to the pofleflion of the extra- 
 ordinary gifts of the Spirit, ftated, and ex- 
 amined, and compared with the moft remark- 
 able cafes of a fimilar kind that have occurred 
 in the Chriftian Church ; with fome general 
 obfervations on the fubjeft. Second edition, 
 with numerous additions, and an appendix on 
 the herefy with which the claims are con- 
 nefted. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 An anfwer to a letter addrefl"ed to the Lord 
 Chancellor on the cafe of the Diffenters. In a letter to 
 the fame. By a clergyman. Second edition. Pp. 78. 
 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 The Eftabliflaed Church. A reply to the letters 
 on the Voluntary principle. By a " Qmst Looker-on." 
 In two letters. By Philalethes. 8°. Pp. 18. Lond. 1834 
 
 Trafts on Church-rates. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 1. A brief hiftory of Church-rates ; proving the liability 
 of a parilh to them to be a common-law liability, &c. 
 Second edition, confiderably enlarged. 
 
 2. A reply to the article on Church-rates in the Edin- 
 burgh Review, No. 143. 
 
 3. A reply to the anfwer of the Edinburgh Review to 
 the above. In two letters to the editor. 
 
 4. A final reply to the anfwer of the author of the 
 articles on Church-rates in the Edinburgh Review. 
 In a letter to the editor. 
 
 The divine rule of faith and praftice ; or, a 
 defence of the Catholic dodlrine that Holy 
 Scripture has been fince the times of the 
 apoftles the fole rule of faith and practice of the 
 Church, againft the dangerous errors of the 
 authors of the Trafts for the Times and the 
 Romanifts, as particularly that the rule of faith 
 is " made up of Scripture and tradition to- 
 gether," In which, alfo, the doftrines of the 
 apoftolical fucceffion, the euchariftic facrifice, 
 &c., are fully difcuffed. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 842 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Dodlrine of Dr. Pufey, &c., on patriftical tradition 23 
 Comparifon with that of the Romifh Church - 79 
 
 No writings extant entitled to the name of apoftolical 
 
 A
 
 1285 
 
 1286 
 
 GOODE, William, M.A., F.S.A. {continued). 
 
 tradition but the canonical Scriptures. On the ancient 
 
 creeds ------ 109 
 
 Patriftical tradition not a " pradlically infallible " witnefs 
 
 of the oral teaching of the apoftles - - 157 
 
 Grounds on which the do(ftrine refts that Scripture is the 
 
 word of God ----- 462 
 
 Holy Scripture our fole divinely-revealed rule in religion 
 
 523 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Sufficiency and fulnefs of the divine revelation in the 
 
 Scriptures ....-- 1 
 
 Sufficiency of Scripture to teach the Chriftian religion 217 
 
 Dodlrine of the Fathers on the fubjedt of this work 255 
 
 Dodlrine of the Church of England and her principal 
 
 divines on the fubjedt of this work - - 583 
 
 Another. Second edition, revifed and enlarged. 
 
 3 vol. 8°. Land. 1853 
 
 Some difficulties in the late charge of the Lord Bifliop of 
 Oxford, refpe(ftfully pointed out in a letter to his Lord- 
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 Two treatifes on the Church, the firft by Thomas 
 Jackfon, D.D., the fecond by Robert Sander- 
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 Bilhop Cofm on the Validity of the orders of 
 the Foreign Reformed Churches. Edited with 
 introduftory remarks. Sm. 8°. Land. 1843 
 
 The cafe as it is ; or, a reply to the letter of Dr. Pufey to 
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 Traftators as exprefled by themfelves. Third edition. 
 Pp. 55. 8°. Land. 1843 
 
 Altars prohibited by the Church of England. In two parts. 
 8°. Land. 1844 
 
 A letter to a lay friend, in anfwer to inquiries refpedting the 
 ftate of things in the Church, and the courfe which the 
 prefent crifis demands from thofe who tender its welfare. 
 Second edition, enlarged. Pp. 31. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 Tradt xc. hiftorically refuted ; or, a reply to a work by the 
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 Hiftorically examined. Pp. viii. 191. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 A few remarks on the Religious Opinions Relief Bill, and 
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 Remarks on the Clergy Offences Bill, as propofed to parlia- 
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 September 1847 and March 1848. [Anonym.] Pp. 
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 Remarks on attempted reftorations of Popilh fittings in 
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 A defence of the xxxix Articles as the legal and canonical 
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 A vindication of the Defence of the xxxix Articles, in reply 
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 Review of the judgment of Sir H. J. Fuft, Kt., in the cafe 
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 8 . Lond. 1850 
 
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 Another. Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 GOODE, William, M.A., F.S.A. [continued). 
 
 An unpublifhed letter of Peter Martyr, Reg. Div. Prof. 
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 A letter to the Bifhop of Exeter ; containing an examina- 
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 Seventh thoufand. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Reply to the letter and declaration refpedting the royal 
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 and a correfpondence with Archdeacon Manning. Pp. 
 30. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Addrefs delivered at a public meeting of the inhabitants of 
 Allhallows the Great and Lefs, London ; convened for 
 the purpofe of confidering the propriety of prefenting an 
 addrefs to the crown on the recent adt of Papal aggreffion, 
 November 15, 1850. Pp. 16. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Aids for determining fome difputed points in the 
 ceremonial of the Church of England. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1851 
 
 A vindication of the doflrine of the Church of 
 England on the validity of the orders of the 
 Scotch and Foreign Non-Epifcopal Churches. 
 In three pamphlets on the lubjedl, containing : 
 
 1. A general review of the fubjedt. 
 
 2. A reply to Archdeacon Churton and Chancellor 
 Harington. Second edition. 
 
 3. A reply to the Bifhop of Exeter's letter to the Arch- 
 deacon of Totnes. Third edition. To which is 
 appended an anfwer to his defenders the Rev. Meffrs, 
 Scott and Flower. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 A letter to Sir W. P. Wood, Q.C., M.P., on his charge 
 againft fome of the clergy of giving a non-natural inter- 
 pretation to the Prayer-Book, inconfiftent with their 
 retention of preferment in the Church. Second edition. 
 To which are added the anfwer of Sir W. P. Wood, and 
 the author's reply, &c. Pp. 32. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 GOODAL, Walter. 
 
 A learned antiquary. Born 1706. Entered King's 
 College, Aberdeen, 1723. Librarian to the Advocates' 
 Library, Edinburgh, 1735. Died 1766. 
 An introduftion to the hiftory and antiquities of 
 
 Scotland. 8°. Lond. 1769 
 
 Tranflated from Goodal's Latin effay prefixed to Fordun's 
 Scotichronicon. 
 An examination of the letters faid to be written 
 
 by Mary to James, earl of Bothwell. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. _ _ 1754* 
 
 DifTertation on the firft planting of Chriftianity 
 
 in Scotland, and on the hiftory of the Culdees. 
 Keith, Bp. Hift. Catalogue 
 GOODENOUGH, Samuel, Bp. of Carlifle. 
 Sermon, Ifa. 26. 9. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1809 
 
 GOODHUGH, William. 
 
 The Englifh gentleman's library manual ; or, a 
 guide to the formation of a library of feledl 
 literature : accompanied with original notices, 
 biographical and critical, of authors and books. 
 8°. Lond. 1827
 
 287 
 
 GOODMAN, Godfrey, Bp. of Glouceller. 
 
 Born at Ruthvyn, Denbigh/hire, 1583. Educated at 
 Weftminfter School, whence he went to Trinity College, 
 Cambridge, 1600. Dean of Rochefter 1620. Bifliop of 
 Gloucefter 1625. Sufpended by Archbifliop Laud 1639; 
 foon after which he became a Roman Catholic. Died 1655. 
 
 The court of King James the Firft. To which are 
 added. Letters illuilrative of the perfonal hiftory 
 of the moft diftinguifhed charafters in the court 
 of that monarch and his predeceflbrs, from 
 the original MSS., by John S. Brewer, M.A. 
 2 voh 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 The fall of man from Paradife proved by natural 
 reafon and the grounds of philofophy, [on 
 I Cor. 2. 14J. Publifhed fome twenty years 
 fmce, and now fet forth by the fame copy. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1629 
 
 GOODMAN, John, D.D. 
 
 Redor of Hadham, Herts, Archdeacon of Mlddlefcx, 
 and Chaplain in Ordinary. 
 
 A difcourfe concerning auricular confeffion, as it 
 is prefcribed by the Council of Trent, and 
 praftifed in the Church of Rome. With a 
 poftfcript on occafion of a book lately printed 
 in France, called Hiiloria Confeffionis Auri- 
 cularis. Pp. 56. 4°. Lond. 1648 
 
 Auricular confeffion. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 10. 161 
 
 The penitent pardoned ; or, a difcourfe of the 
 nature of fin and the efficacy of repentance 
 under the parable of the prodigal fon, [Luke, 
 15]; with an additional fermon [on Matt. 
 19. 16]. Second edition, enlarged. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1683 
 
 Another. Seventhedit., corredled. 8°. Lond.ijiT, 
 
 A winter-evening conference between neigh- 
 bours [on religion]. Eleventh edit., correfted. 
 8 . Lond. 1720 
 
 Sermon, Micah, 4. 5. [Before the Lord Mayor, 
 &c.] 4°. Lond. 1685 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 19. 16. 4°. Lond. 1681 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 16. 6. The leaven of Pharifaifm 
 and Sadducifm purged out. 4°. Lond. 1689 
 
 Seven fermons preach'd upon feveral occafions. 
 To which is added. The golden rule ; or, the 
 royal law of equity explained. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. i6gy 
 
 Matt. 16. 6 - - lij 
 Numb. 1 1. 4-6 - 225 
 The golden rule ; or, the 
 royal law of equity ex- 
 plained - - 255 
 
 Matt. 16. 18 - - I 
 
 Adts, J 7. 31 - 42 
 
 Matt. 19. 16 - - 75 
 
 Pfa. 97. I - - 109 
 
 Micah, 4. 5 - - 148 
 
 GOODWIN, John. 
 
 A learned Independent divine, and zealous advocate of 
 Arminian dodrrines. Born 1593. Educated at Queen's 
 College, Cambridge. Prefented to the living of St. Ste- 
 phen's, Coleman Street, London, 1633. Turned out, 1645, 
 for refufing to baptize the children of his pariihioners pro- 
 mifcuoufly. Died 1665. 
 
 The divine authority of the Scriptures alTerted ; 
 or, the great charter of the world's blefTednefs 
 vindicated. 4°. Lotid. 1648 
 
 An expofition of the ninth chapter of the epiftle 
 
 GOODWIN, John {continued). 
 
 to the Romans, with the banner ofjuftification 
 difplayed.Towhichis addedEIPIINOMAXIA: 
 the agreement and diftance of brethren, [on 
 election, the death of Chrift, converfion, 
 liberty of the will, and perfeverance of the 
 faints.] With a preface by Thomas Jackfon. 
 8°. ZsW. 1835 
 
 Redemption redeemed ; wherein the moft glo- 
 rious work of the redemption of the world by 
 Jefus Chrift is vindicated againft the encroach- 
 ments of latter times ; with a thorough difcus- 
 fion o^ the great queftions concerning eledion, 
 reprobation, and the perfeverance of the faints. 
 Folio. Lond. 1651 
 
 Reprinted in 8°. 1840. 
 Imputatio fidei ; or, a treatile of juftification ; 
 wherein the imputation of faith for righteous- 
 nefs, mentioned Rom. 4. 3, 5, is explained ; and 
 alfo that great queftion largely handled. Whe- 
 ther the aftive obedience of Chrift performed 
 to the moral law, be imputed in juftification, 
 or no ? &c. 4°. Lond. 1642 
 
 Other works: Right and Might well met; or, a brief 
 and impartial Enquiry into the Proceedings of the Army 
 under Lord Fairfax, 4^^. Lond. 1648. The Obftrudlors of 
 Juftice ; or, a Defence of the Honourable Sentence pafled 
 upon the late King, 4°. Lond. 1649. ^" ''^'" '"^IV "4/''''- 
 tionabh traSi the author •vindicates the beheading of King 
 Charles I. 
 
 GOODWIN, Philip, M.A. 
 
 Of St. John's College, Cambridge. Became Vicar of 
 Watford, and was one of the triers during the Common- 
 wealth. Died probably 1699. 
 
 Religio domeftica rediviva ; or, family-religion 
 revived, or a treatife, as to difcover the good 
 old way of ferving God in private houfes : 
 fo to recover the pious pradlice of thofe pre- 
 cious duties unto their primitive platform. 
 [On Jofh. 24. 15.] 8°. Z,tf/?^. 1655 
 
 Dies Dominicus redivivus ; or, the Lord's day 
 enlivened, or a treatife, as to difcover the 
 praftical part of the evangelical Sabbath : fo 
 to recover the fpiritual part. [On Rev. i . 10. J 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1654 
 
 The evangelical communicant in the euchariftical 
 facrament ; or, a treatife declaring who are to 
 receive the Supper of the Lord, that it is an 
 ordinance peculiar to fome, and not apper- 
 taining to all. Second impreffion, enlarged. 
 8°. Lond. 1657 
 
 The myftery of dreames hiftorically difcourfed ; 
 or, a treatife wherein is clearly difcovered the 
 fecret yet certain good or evil, truth or falfity, 
 virtue or vanity, mifery or mercy, of men's 
 differing dreames, their diftinguifhing charac- 
 ters, &c. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1658 
 
 Pfa. 126. I. Men's dreams - - - - i 
 
 Zach. lo. 2. Falfe and deluding dreams - 28 
 
 Jude, 8. Filthy and defiling dreams - 92 
 
 Ecclef. 5. 7. Idle and vain dreams - - 154 
 
 Job, 7. 14. Troublefome and affrighting dreams 200 
 
 Matt. 2. 12. Admonilhing and inftrudling dreams 248 
 
 k
 
 1289 
 
 1290 
 
 GOODWIN, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 An eminent high Calvinill Independent divine. Born 
 at Roleiby, Norfolk, 1600. Educated at Chrift Church 
 College, Cambridge, and afterwards at Catharine Hall ; of 
 which lall: he became Fellow. Ledturer of Trinity Church, 
 Cambridge, 1628. Vicar of the fame 1632. Relinqui/hed 
 his preferments 1634, and was chofen paftor of an Inde- 
 pendent congregation at Arnheim in Holland. Returned 
 to England, and became a member of the Affembly of 
 Divines. Prefident of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1649. 
 Ejefted at the Reftoration. Died 1679. His works are 
 very fcarce and greatly efteemed. Thofe publifhed in his 
 lifetime are not inferted in his colledted works, as is afTerted 
 in biographical diftionaries. They are here enumerated 
 immediately after the contents of the 5 vol. folio. 
 
 Works. 5 vol. Folio. Lond. 1681 
 
 Vol. I. 1681. 
 An expofition on Eph. 1. [In 36 ferm.] - 1-493 
 
 An expofition on Eph. 2. i-ii. [In 34 ferm.] 1-315 
 Thirteen fermons preached on divers texts of Scripture 
 upon feveral occalions. 
 
 Eph. 2. 14, 15, 6 (i) 5 Eph. 3. 16-21. 2 fer. (29) j 
 Eph. 5. 30-32 (51) 5 Col. I. 26, 27. The glory of 
 the gofpel. 2 fer. (61) j Heb. 10. 4-7 (90) j Col. 
 I. 20 (106) ; Heb. 1. I, 2. 3 fer. (125) j Zeph. i. 
 1-3. 2 fer. (147) J Index. 
 
 Vol. 2. Lond. 1683. 
 
 An expofition upon the Revelation - - - 1-190 
 
 Of the knowledge of God the Father and his Son Jefus 
 Chrift ------- 1-200 
 
 Of the creatures and the condition of their ftate by creation 
 
 1-119 
 
 A difcourfe of eledtion, of the free and fpecial grace of 
 God manifefted therein, the abfolutenefs and un- 
 changeablenefs of his decrees, and their infallible ac- 
 complifhment .--.-.. 1-456 
 
 Indexes. 
 
 Vol. 3. Lond. 1692. 
 
 A difcourfe of an unregenerate man's guiltinefs before 
 God in refpedl of fin and punifhment - 1-620 
 
 Including a difcourfe publiped feparately, Of the Punip- 
 ment of Sin in Hell. 
 
 Men's reftauration by grace ; a difcourfe of the feveral 
 parts which the three Perfons of the Godhead bear in 
 the accomplifhment of our falvation - - 1-20 
 
 A difcourfe of Chrift the Mediator 1-427 Index. 
 
 Vol. 4. Lond. 1697. 
 Of theobjefts and afts of juftifying faith. 
 
 Part ], pp. 1-202. Part 2, pp. 1--115. 
 Of the conftitution, right order, and government of the 
 
 churches of Chrift - - . . 1-408 
 
 The government and difcipline of the churches of Chrift 
 
 by way of queftion and anfwer - - - 1-35 
 
 Some letters concerning church-government 36—54 
 
 Index. 
 Errata in vol. i, 2, 3, 4, pp. 7. 
 
 Vol. 5. Lond. 1704. 
 Life of Dr. Thomas Goodwin, compofed out of his own 
 
 papers and memoirs . . - - . i-xix 
 
 The work of the Holy Ghoft in our falvation 1-475 
 A difcourfe of gofpel holinefs implanted in the heart, 
 
 and continued in the whole converfation of life 1-175 
 A difcourfe of the three feveral ages which Chriftians do 
 
 run through in their courfe of faith and obedience 
 
 177-212 
 A difcourfe of the bleffed ftate of glory which the faints 
 
 pofTefs after death. Rev. 14.13 - - I— 118 
 
 A difcourfe of the glory of the gofpel. [On Col. 1.26,27.] 
 
 1-80 
 A difcourfe of the fuper-eminence of Chrift above Mofes ; 
 
 or, of the more excellent glory which accompanies his 
 
 promulgation of the gofpel. Heb. 12. 25-29 85 
 
 GOODWIN, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 A difcourfe of the reconciliation of all the people of God 
 by Chrift's death. Eph. 2. 14-16 - - 106 
 
 Printed alfo in quarto ivorks. 
 
 A brief hiftoiy of the kingdom of Chrift, extradled out 
 of the book of the revelation - - - 118 
 
 A difcourfe of Chrift's reward; or, the glory which he 
 receives in heaven. Rev. 5. 12 - - - 129 
 
 A difcourfe of thankfulnefs which is due to God for his 
 bleffings. Pfa. 100. 4 - - - - 136 
 
 Index ------- 148 
 
 Certaine feieft cafes rcfolved ; fpecially tending 
 to the comfort of believers in their chief and 
 
 ufual temptations. With other divine traftates. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1647 
 
 A childe of light walking in darkneffe ; a treatife Ihevv- 
 ing the caules by which, the cafes wherein, the ends 
 for which God leaves his children to diftreifed con- 
 fcience. Together with diredlions how to walke fo 
 as to come forth of fuch a condition. On Ifa. 50. 
 10, II. 
 
 The returne of prayers ; a treatife, wherein this cafe, 
 how to difcerne God's anfwers to our prayers, is briefly 
 refolved ; with other obfervations upon Pfa. 85. 8, 
 concerning God fpeaking peace, &c. 
 
 The tryall of a Chriftian's growth in mortification and 
 vivification. On the parable of the vine, John, 15.1,2. 
 
 Aggravation of finne and finning againft knowledge and 
 mercie, delivered in feveral fermons. 
 Rom. 7. 13- - - - - - 1 
 
 Rom. I. 21 . . . - - 23 
 
 Rom. 2. 4, 5 - - - - - - 67 
 
 The vanitie of thoughts difcovered, with their danger 
 and cure. [Jer. 4. 14.] 
 
 Chrift fet forth in his death, refurreftion, &c., as the 
 caufe of juftification. On Rom. 8. 34. 
 
 The heart of Chrift in heaven towards laints on earth j 
 or, a treatife demonftratlng the gracious difpofition and 
 tender affeftion of Chrift in his humane nature novir 
 in glory unto his members. John, 13. i. 
 
 Encouragements to faith, drawn from leveral engage- 
 ments, both of God's and Chrift's heart to receive and 
 pardon finners. John, 6. 37, 38. 
 
 Chrift the univerfal peace-maker ; or, the reconciliation 
 of all the people of God, notwithftanding all their 
 differences and enmities. Eph. 2. 14-16. 
 T/iis laft piece is alfo in the colleEled luorks, 5. 1 06. 
 
 GOODWIN, Thomas. 
 
 Son of the preceding Dr. Thomas Goodwin. Paftor of a 
 Diffenting congregation at Pinner in Middlefex. 
 
 A difcourfe of the true nature of the gofpel ; 
 demonftratlng that it is no new law, but a 
 pure doctrine of grace. In anfwer to the 
 Rev. Mr. Lorimer's Apology. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1695 
 
 GORDON, Sir Adam, Bart., M.A., late of 
 Chrift Ch., Oxford ; Reft, of Weft Tilbury, 
 Effex; Prebendary of Briftol. 
 
 Difcourfes on feveral fubjefts ; being the fubftance 
 of the homilies of the Church of England, 
 rendered in a modern ftyle, and fitted for the 
 general ufe and Chriftian inftruftion of the 
 community at large. With additions. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 7 
 
 Fifty-two ledlures on the Catechifm of the Church 
 
 of England. To which are added. Three in- 
 
 troduftory difcourfes. 3 vol. 8"^. Lo?id. i^ij 
 
 Vol.1. Introduftory addrefs. The firft three queftions. 
 
 The Creed, article 1-9.
 
 I29I 
 
 GORDON, Sir A., M.A. {continued). 
 
 Vol. 2. The Creed, article 10-12. The Ten Com- 
 mandments. Duty of prayer, part I. 
 
 Vol. 3. Duty of prayer, part a. The Lord's Prayer. 
 Nature and number of the facraments. Baptifm. The 
 Lord's Supper. Three introduftory difcourfes [on 
 Adls, 8. 30, 31]. 
 
 Sermons on feveral fubjefts and occafions. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lo?id. 1790 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Ifa. 32. 8. Beneficence. Afylum. (2 ferm.) - i 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 16. Vifit. ferm. ... ^5 
 John, 9. 4. The expediency of redeeming time 73 
 John, 5. 14. Commiferation and lenity recommended in 
 
 the cafe of penitents ----- 07 
 
 Rom. 12. 10. Club fermon . - - 131 
 
 Pfa. 50. 23. A grateful fenfe of God's mercies the teft 
 of a fincere reliance on Him, and produdlive of caution 
 in our general behaviour. (2 ferm.) - - 155 
 
 Job, 29. 11-13. Charity fermon - - 207 
 
 Pfa. 30. J2, 13. Thankfgiving for peace - 235 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. Farewell fermons - - 269 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Pfa. 20. 6. God's peculiar care of virtuous princes con- 
 fidered. Thankfgiving for the king's efcape from an 
 attempt againft his life - - - - 3 
 
 Afts, 15.41. Confirmation. (2 ferm.) - 31 
 
 A<fls, 8. 30, 31. Early and found principles the beft pre- 
 vention of innovation and inftability in religious con- 
 cerns. (3 ferm.) ----- 67 
 
 Mark, 12. 17. Religious principles the beft fupport of 
 civil inftitutions, and contempt of God's ordinances the 
 caufe of national judgments. Vifit. ferm. - 159 
 
 John, 21. 15. The expediency and great utility of Sun- 
 day-fchools - - - - - -193 
 
 Jude, 10. A defence of the gracious influence of divine 
 
 providence in the diredtion of natural effefts 225 
 
 The difplay of God's mercy an urgent motive to praife 
 
 and reformation. Thankfgiving for king's recovery 
 
 247 
 
 I Sam. 12. 25. The difplay of God's mercy an urgent 
 motive to praife and reformation - - 271 
 
 Matt. 18. 21, 22. The heinous fin and great danger of 
 harbouring an unrelenting fpirit ; or, forgivenefs of 
 injuries an indifpenfable condition of God's favour 295 
 
 A colleftion of fermons on feveral fubjedls and 
 occafions, particularly on the feftivals and 
 fails of the Church of England. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1796 
 John, 9. 4. The expediency of employing our time well. 
 
 New Year's day. (2 ferm.) ... i 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 15-17. Jan. 30 - - - - 35 
 
 Luke, 5. 35. Afli Wednef. - - . . 53 
 
 I Cor. 9. 27. Afli Wednef. . - - 69 
 
 Luke, 24. 46. Good Friday. (2 ferm.) - - 85 
 
 Luke, 24. 46. Eafter day. (2 ferm.) - - 117 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. Afcenfion day ' ... - 153 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. Whitfunday - - - - 171 
 
 I John, 5. 7. Trinity Sunday - - - 189 
 
 Pia. 65. 2, 3. Sacrament Sunday in the time of harveft 
 
 211 
 Pfa. 65. 9. Same fubjeft - . - - 225 
 
 Pfa. 64. 5-9. Nov. 5 - - - - - 243 
 
 Luke, 2. II. Chriftmas day - - - 267 
 
 A fhort difcourfe to fervants, on a public faft 285 
 
 Joel, I. 14. The plain duties of wife and Chriftian fub- 
 
 jedls. General faft, April 19, 1793 (2ferm.) 291 
 Joel, 2. 12, 13. An earneft call to ferious confideration. 
 
 General faft, Feb. 28, 1794. (2 ferm.) - 383 
 
 Ifa. 58. I ; Matt. 24. 15. General faft, Feb. 25, 1795 
 
 387 
 Matt. 24. 15. General faft-day . - - - 417 
 
 1292 
 
 GORDON, Sir A., M.A. {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 115. I. An adt of praife to Almighty God. Re- 
 opening of a church. (2 ferm.) - - 431 
 I Cor. II. 24. Receiving the holy facrament of the 
 Lord's Supper. A pofitive duty required of all Chriftians 
 
 473 
 I Cor. II. 27-29. The true notion of receiving the 
 Lord's Supper unworthily. An exhortation to Chrift- 
 ians not to refrain communicating through falfe and 
 frivolous objeftions - - . . . 497 
 
 A funeral fermon - - - - - 519 
 
 GORDON, George Campbell, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 22. 19. The holy communion. 
 Royal 12°. Land. 1850 
 
 GORDON, James, Minifter of Banchory. 
 
 The reformed bifhop ; or, nineteen articles by 
 <l?iXccg^-^xioi, a well-wifher of the prefent go- 
 vernment of the Church of Scotland (as it is 
 fettled by law), in order to the further efta- 
 blifhment thereof [Anon.] 8°. Lond. 1680 
 
 GORDON, John, M.A. 
 
 The famous bull or Conflitution Unigenitus, put 
 forth by Pope Clement XI. againft Father 
 Quefnell's tranflation of the New Teftament, 
 &c. The whole impartially related in thefe 
 memoirs of John Gordon, who was thirteen 
 years in the Scots' College at Paris, &c. 
 Wherein the abfurdities and delufions of 
 Popery are laid open. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Lond. n. d. 
 
 GORDON, Robert, D.D. 
 
 Minifter of the Free High Church, Edinburgh. 
 Sermons. Third edition. 8°. Edin. 1826 
 
 Gen. 3. 10. The ungodlinefs of the human heart i 
 
 Ifa. 10. 13. The ungodlinefs of worldly purfuits 23 
 
 1 Kings, 14. 16. The tendency of moral evil to per- 
 petuate itfelf .-.--. 4^ 
 
 2 Chron. 6. 18. God manifeft in the flefli - 65 
 Ifa. 53. II. The reward of the Redeemer's fuffcrings 87 
 Ifa. 55. 2. The unfatisfying nature of worldly enjoy- 
 ments ..-.-. 108 
 
 Ifa. 55. 6. Danger of delaying to feek the Lord 130 
 
 Ifa. 55. 7. The neceflity and nature of repentance 152 
 
 Ifa. 55. 8, 9. God's ways not man's ways - 175 
 
 Eph. 5. 8. The neceflity of regeneration - 196 
 
 1 Pet. 1.23. The means of regeneration - 216 
 Pfa. 119. 32. Peace of mind neceffary to cheerful obe- 
 dience ------- 237 
 
 Judges, 8. 4. The eftedls of faith exemplified in the 
 character of Gideon. (2 ferm.) - - - 256 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 3. The humbleft believer an inftrument of 
 good ------- 307 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. Free grace illuftrated in the hiftory of 
 
 Naaman ..--..- 329 
 Dan. 9. 3. Daniel's prayer - - - 350 
 
 Dan. 9. 20-23. Anfwer to Daniel's prayer - 374 
 Pfa. 139. 2. God knoweth the heart - - 395 
 
 Pfa. 66. 18. Iniquity in the heart a hindrance to 
 
 prayer - - - - - - -415 
 
 Phil. 2. 12. Our falvation wrought out with fear and 
 
 trembling --...- 435 
 
 Phil. 2. 13. God working in us a motive to perfeve- 
 
 rance ..-..-. 459 
 
 GORDON, William, M.A., Redlor of St. James's, 
 
 in Barbadoes. 
 Sermon, i John, 3. 2. [Funeral of the Hon. 
 
 Colonel Chriftopher Codrington.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1 7 10
 
 1293 
 
 1294 
 
 GORDON, WiUiam. 
 
 Popery againft Chriftianity. [Anon.] See Popery. 
 GORDON, 
 
 A layman. 
 
 Sermon, Job, 34. 30. [Jan. 30. Anonymous.] 
 8°. Lord. 1733 
 
 GORELLUS Aretinus, Notarius. 
 
 Poema Italice fcriptum de rebus geftis in civitate 
 
 Aretina, ab anno 13 10 ufque ad annum 1384. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 15. 807 
 
 GORHAM, George Cornelius, B.D. 
 
 Vicar of Brampford Speke, Devon. 
 Two letters addreffed to the Rev. G. C. Gorham, 
 on fome points of his ftatement on the Apocryphal 
 Books, and on fome of the alleged doftrines of the 
 Romifli Church. By Leander Van Efs, D.D. With a 
 reply by George Cornelius Gorhanj, B.D. Pp. vi. 126. 
 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Examination before admiffion to a benefice by 
 the Bifhop of Exeter, followed by refufal to 
 inftitute, on the allegation of unfound dodlrine 
 refpefting the eificacy of baptifm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 
 Gorham verfus the Bifhop of Exeter. The ar- 
 guments, with the judgments verbatim in this important 
 cafe, before the Committee of Privy Council, the Court 
 of Queen's Bench, the Court of Common Pleas, the Court 
 of Exchequer, and the Court of Arches. To which is 
 added the Bifhop of Exeter's rejefted proteftand Mr. Gor- 
 ham's formal inftitution. Fifth edit. 12°. Lond. tS 1^0 
 
 The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the 
 petition for a church tribunal in lieu of it. A letter by 
 an Anglican Layman. Pp. 16. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 GORTON, John. 
 
 A topographical diftionary of Great Britain and 
 Ireland, with maps, by Sidney Hall. 3 vol. 
 8°., and i 4°. Lond. 1833 
 
 A general biographical dictionary. A new edit. 
 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 GOSCELIN [or Gostelin]. 
 
 A monk of Canterbury. Flourlfhed 1096. 
 
 Hiftoria minor de vita S. Auguftini Anglorum 
 apoftoli. Whartoni Anglia Sacra, 2. 51 
 
 GOSPEL, Doftrines, &c. of. A plain and fami- 
 liar dialogue, between a fteady and a wavering 
 Chriftian : occafioned by the defeftion of the 
 latter from the doftrines and ordinances of the 
 gofpel, and primitive unadulterated Chris- 
 tianity. Pp. 21. 8°. Lond. 1749 
 
 GOSPELS. An abbreviated fynopfis of the four 
 Gofpels : wherein all the paffages are collated, 
 and every event or faying recorded by any 
 one or more of the evangelills is briefly noted. 
 8°. Lond. 1820 
 
 GOTCH, F. W., A.B., Trinity College, Dublin. 
 
 A critical examination of the rendering of the 
 word BAIITIzn in the ancient and many of 
 the modern verfions of the New Teftament, 
 with efpecial reference to Dr. Hendcrfon's 
 animadverfions upon Mr. Greenfield's ilate- 
 ments on the fubjeft. Ff. iv. 52. 8°. 
 
 Lond. n.d. 
 
 GOTFRIDUS Viterbiensis. 
 
 Pantheon de univerfo Veteri et NovoTeftamento; 
 de omnibus astatibus et temporum fasculorum, 
 &c. Piftorius, 2. i 
 
 GOTTESCHALCUS, furnamed Fulgentius. 
 
 Celebrated for exciting a controverfy on the doftrines of 
 predefti nation and grace. Born in Germany ; died 870. 
 Confeffio. Ufher's Works, 4. i 
 
 GOTHER, or GOTER, John. 
 
 Born in Southampton. Educated a member of the Eng- 
 lish Church, but becoming a Roman Catholic was fent to 
 Englifh College abroad, where he was ordained prieft. Re- 
 turned to England and refided chiefly in London. Died 
 1704. He was an able controverfial writer ; his ftyle is 
 natural and unaftedled, and according to Dryden a mafter- 
 piece. 
 
 A Papift mifreprefented and reprefented ; or, a 
 twofold character of Popery, the one con- 
 taining a fum of the fuperilitions, &c. of that 
 Popery which hath difturbed this nation, the 
 other laying open that Popery which the 
 Papifts own and profefs. [Anon.] 4°. 1665 
 A Papift mifreprefented and reprefented. Abrid. 
 Pp. 73. 12°. n. d. 
 
 Inftrudtions for the whole year. Three parts, 
 for feftivals. [Anonym.] 24°. 1696 
 
 Principles and rules of the gofpel offered for the 
 help of all who defire to live difciples of Jefus 
 Chrift. [Anon.] 24°. s. I. 1700 
 
 The fincere Chriftian's guide in the choice of 
 religion. A new edition, revifed. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1804 
 GOTHOFREDUS [Godefroy], James. 
 
 A very learned lawyer. Born at Geneva 1587; died 
 1652. He edited the Codex Theodofianus. See Theo- 
 
 DOSIANUS. 
 
 Opufcula varia ; juridica, politica, hiftorica, cri- 
 tica. 4°. Gen. 1654 
 
 Inter alia, — 
 
 De imperio maris. 
 De mutatione monetas aureae. 
 De velandis mulieribus, I Cor. 11. 
 De interdifta Chriftianorum cum Gentilibus commu- 
 nione. 
 Sacrae exercitationes de ecclefia et incarnatione 
 Chrifti. Critici Sacri, 7 
 
 GOTT, Samuel. 
 
 The divine hiftory of the genefis of the world 
 explicated and illuftrated. [Anonymous.] 4°. 
 
 Lond, 1670 
 GOUGE, Thomas. 
 
 An exemplary divine, fon of Dr. Wm. Gouge. Born at 
 Bow 1605. Educated at Eton School, whence he was 
 chofen to King's College, Cambridge, of which he became 
 Fellow. Prefented to St. Sepulchre's, London, 1638. Re- 
 figned when the Adl of Conformity took place, and retired 
 into lay-community, devoting himfelf to adls of benevo- 
 lence and charity. Died 1 68 1. 
 Works. 
 
 A word tofinners and a word to faints [on John, 3. 1-3.] 
 
 The principles of Chriftian religion explained. 
 
 Sureft way of thriving [on Matt. 10. 41, 42]. 
 
 Chriftian diredlions how to walk with God all the day 
 long. 
 
 The Chriftian houfeholder [on Jofli. 24. 15]. 
 
 The young man's guide. 
 
 The principles of Chriftian religion explained.
 
 1295 
 
 GOUGE, Thomas {continued). 
 
 A fermon of good works, wherein feveral cafes of con- 
 
 fcience concerning alms-giving are refolved [on i Tim. 
 
 6. 17-19]. 
 A fermon at the funeral of the Rev. Thomas Gouge. 
 
 By Abp. Tillotfon [on Luke, 20. 37, 38]. With a 
 
 fliort account of his life. 
 
 8°. Lo/id. 1706 
 
 The principles of Chriftian religion explained. 
 
 8 . Lo;id. 1679 
 
 Chriftian direflions how to walk -with God all 
 
 the day long. 8°. Lo^d. 16S0 
 
 God's call to Great Britain for thankfulnefs after 
 
 gracious deliverances [on Ezra, 9. 13, 14]. 
 
 12°. _ Lond. 
 
 A pra6lical difcourfe of regeneration ; or, a word 
 
 tofmncrs and a word to faints. 18°. Z,. 1718 
 GOUGE, William. 
 
 A very celebrated Puritan divine. Born at Bow, Mid- 
 dlefex, 1575. Educated at Eton School, whence he went 
 to King's College, Cambridge. Redor of St. Ann's, Black- 
 friars, London, 1608. One of the AfTembly of Divines 
 1643. Declared againft the King's death. Died 1653. He 
 was eminently learned and a preacher of great influence. 
 A learned and very ufeful commentary on the 
 whole Epiftle to the Hebrews ; wherein every 
 word and particle in the original is explained, 
 and the emphafis thereof fully fhewed ; the 
 fenfe and meaning of every verfe clearly un- 
 folded, each chapter and verfe logically and 
 exaftly analyfed ; genuine doftrines naturally 
 raifed ; the manifold types of Chrift unvailed, 
 &c. Being the fubftance of thirty years' Wed- 
 nefday's leftures. 2 vol. Folio. Land. 1655 
 Vol. I. Epiftle to the reader, &c. Ff. 2. Narrative of 
 
 the life and death of Dr. Gouge. Ff. 7. Chap. i-S. 
 Vol, 2. Chap. 9-13. Indexes. 
 
 A laborious and valuable work,of veiy rare occurrence. 
 
 The Sabbath's fanftification. Hereunto is added 
 
 a treatile of apoftacy, and of recovery from 
 
 apoftacy. [Mohamedanifm, a fermon on Luke, 
 
 15. 31.] 4°. LoKd. 1641 
 
 God's three arrowes ; plague, famine, fword, in 
 
 three treatifes. 4°. Land. 16^1 
 
 A plaifter for the plague, on Numb. 16. 44-49 I 
 
 Dearth's death ; or a removal of famine, gathered out 
 
 of 2 Sam. 21. I- - - - . i2(j 
 
 The Churches conqueft over the fword, fet out on Exod. 
 
 17. 8, to the end of the chapter - - - 177 
 
 Hereunto is added, — 
 
 The extent of God's providence, a fermon on Matt. 
 10. 29-31, occafioned by a downfall of Papifts 371 
 The dignity of chivalry, a fermon, before the Artil- 
 lery Company, on 2 Chron. 8. 9 - - 403 
 Works, revifed and enlarged by the author. 2 
 vol in I. Folio. Lo?/d. 1626-27 
 Domeftical duties, eight treatifes [on Eph. 5. 21-33 and 
 
 6. 1-9]. Second edition. 
 The whole armour of God ; or, a Chriftian's fpiritual 
 furniture to keep him fafe from all the aifaults of 
 Satan [on Eph. 6. 10, &c.] Now the fourth time 
 publifhed and enlarged. 
 
 GOULBURN, Edward Meyrick, D.C.L. 
 
 Head mafter of Rugby School. Late Fellow and Tutor 
 of Merton College, Oxford. 
 
 Sermon, i Sam. 19. 20. [Sons of the Clergy, 
 1849.] With a report. 8°. Land. 1849 
 
 269 
 315 
 
 1296 
 
 GOULBURN, E. M., D.C.L. (continued). 
 
 The dodrine of the refurreftion of the fame body, 
 as taught in Holy Scripture. Eight fermons 
 preached 1850, at the Ledlure founded by the 
 late Canon Bampton. 8°. Ox/. 18^0 
 
 Luke, 20. 36. Nature of the refurre(flion procefs i 
 
 Eph. 2. 4, 5, 6. The moral nature of man, the fubjedt 
 of a relurredtion procefs - - - - 41 
 
 I Cor. 6. 13, 14. The nature and dignity of the body 77 
 
 I Cor. 15. 21, 22. The general refurreftion affirmed 
 by Scripture and grounded in reafon - 113 
 
 Adts, I. 3. The refurredtion of our Lord Jefus Chrift 
 
 149 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The refurreftion of the righteous and 
 of the ungodly, and the diflindl grounds on which 
 they reft - - - . - -193 
 
 Luke, 20. 37, 38. An objedlion founded on Scripture 
 confidered and removed - - - 231 
 
 Rom. 8. 19,23. The earneft expeflation of the crea- 
 ture --.-.... 
 
 Appendix --.-... 
 
 GOUGH, Strickland, M.A. 
 
 A farther defence of the Plain Account, &c. of 
 the Lord's Supper. In anfwer to the Re- 
 marker's lecond letter to the author of that 
 Book. [Anon.] Pp. 44. 8°. Lofid. 1735 
 
 A difcuffion of four popular queftions between 
 Papifts and Proteftants : viz. The preferable- 
 nefs and antiquity of the Churches ; The ftate 
 of fah^ability in each ; Solemnity of worihip ; 
 Charity and feverity of life. Written to pre- 
 vent the young and unwary from being drawn 
 afide to the communion of the Church of 
 Rome. Pp. 59. 8°. Lofid. 
 
 GOVE, The Rev. Richard. 
 
 A fovereign falve to cure wounded fpirits ; or, 
 the ready way and means to give fpiritual cafe 
 and comfort to diftrelTed confciences. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lo/id. 1650 
 
 GOVERNMENT, The, of the tongue. By the 
 author of the Whole Duty of Man. Fourth 
 edition. 8°. Oxf. 1675 
 
 GOVERNMENT, The, of the thoughts. Third 
 edition. 8°. Lofid. n. d. 
 
 GOVERNMENT. The finifhing ftroke, being a 
 vindication of the patriarchal fcheme of Go- 
 vernment, in defence of the Rchearfals, Beft 
 Anfwer, and Beft of All, wherein Mr. 
 Hoadly's examination of this fcheme is fully 
 confidered. To which are added. Remarks on 
 Dr. Higden's late Defence, in a dialogue be- 
 tween three H 's. 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 1 
 
 GOVETT, R., Jun., M.A. 
 
 Ifaiah unfullilled ; being an expofition of the pro- 
 phet, with a new verfion and critical notes. 
 To which is added. Two difTertations : I. On 
 the fons of God and the giants of Genefis 6. ; 
 n. A comparative eftimate of the Hebrew 
 and Greek texts. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 GOWER, Humfrey, D.D. 
 
 Mafter of St. John's College, Cambridge. Margaret 
 Profeffor of Divinity and Prebendary of Ely. 
 Difcourfe, 2 Kings, 2. li, 12. [Funeral ofBp. 
 
 Gunning.] 4°. Camb. 1685 
 
 1747 
 
 «
 
 1297 
 
 1298 
 
 GOWER, Nath., M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Batterfea. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 119. 59, 60. The neceffity of felf- 
 reflexion, in order to a holy life. 4°. L. 1709 
 
 GOWRIE CONSPIRACY. A difcourfe on the 
 unnatural and vile confpiracie attempted by 
 John, Earl of Gowrie and his brother, againft 
 his Majeftie's perfon at Saint Johnftoun, upon 
 the 5 th of Auguft, 1600. 18°. s. I. 
 
 GOZECHINUS Scholasticus. 
 
 Epiftola ad Valcherum Scholafticum, in qua mala 
 fui temporis deplorat, ex Berengarii maxime 
 perverfa dodlrina confequuta. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analed. 437; Bibl. Max. 
 Patr. Gallandii, 14. 230 
 GOZLISKI, Laurence Grimald. 
 
 Senator and Chancellor of Poland, and Bifliop of Pofna 
 or Pozen. 
 The accomplifhed fenator. Written originally 
 
 in Latin, done into Englifh from the edition 
 
 printed at Venice in the year 1 568 by Mr. 
 
 Oldifworth. 4°. Land. 1733 
 
 GRABE, John Ernest, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Konigfberg, in Pruflia, 1666. 
 Studied for the Lutheran Church, but became diiratisfied 
 with its want of apoftolical fucceffion. Came to England, 
 and having taken orders, joined the Nonjurors. Died 
 17 12. He edited good editions of the Septuagint, Juftin 
 Martyr, Irenaeus, &c. 
 
 Some inftances of the defefts and omiffions in Mr. 
 Whifton's colledtions of Teftimonies from the 
 Scriptures and the Fathers againft the True 
 Deity of the Son and the Holy Ghoft ; and 
 of mis-applying and mis-interpreting divers 
 of them. To which is premifed, A difcourfe, 
 wherein fome account is given of the learned 
 Doftor, and of his MSS., and of this fhort 
 traft found among his Englifh MSS. By 
 George Hickes, D.D. i-lxxxii. Pp. 30. 8°. 
 
 Land. 171 2 
 
 CollatioCodicisCottonianiGenefeos cum editione 
 Romana. Nunc demum fumma cura edita ab 
 Henrico Owen, M.D.S.R.S. Ecclefia Sanfti 
 Olai reftore, &c. i-xv. Pp. 60. 8°. L. 1778 
 
 Liturgia Grsca, ad normam veterum Liturgiarum 
 compofita. See S. Irenaei Fragmenta, PfafEi. 
 
 Prsfatio ad Teft. XIL patriarcharum. 
 
 Fabricii J. A. Codex, Pfeud. V. T. i. 496 
 
 Dr. Grabe's opinion about the Scripture prophe- 
 cies concerning the Church of Rome. 
 
 Hildrop's God's Judgments 
 
 Spicilegium SS. Patrum, ut et hsreticorum, Se- 
 culi poft Chriftum natum L IL et IIL quo- 
 rum vel Integra monumenta, vel fragmenta, 
 partim ex aliorum patrum libris jam impreffis 
 collegit, et cum codicibus MSS. contulit, par- 
 tim ex MSS. primum edidit, ac fingula tarn 
 prasfatione, quam notis fubjundlis illuftravit. 
 Editio altera priori auftior et emendatior. 2 
 vol. 8°. Oxon. 1 7 14 
 
 Although Jiated on the title-page, the third century ivas 
 Tieiier publijhed. 
 
 GRABE, John Erneft, D.D. [contwueeTj. 
 Vol. I. 
 Epiftola Abgari ad Jefum. Refponforis llteras Jefu ad 
 Abgarum et hiftoria in archivis Edeffenis - I 
 
 Di(fi:a aliqua Jefu Chrifti, quae in iv. evangeliis non ex- 
 tant --..---- 12 
 Fragmenta evangelii fecundum Hebrasos - - 25 
 Fragmenta evangelii fecundum y^gyptios - 35 
 Fragmentum dc Apoftolorum Adtis - - - 39 
 Fragmenta doftrinse apoftolorum - - 46 
 Fragmenta praedicationis Petri, — Apocalypfeos Petri, — 
 
 Adtuum Petri - 62 
 
 Afta Pauli et Theclae .... 95 
 
 Teftamentum xii. patriarcharum , . - 145 
 
 Fragmenta epift. 2 Clementis ad Corinthios 288 
 
 Fragmentum Graeci textus recognitionum Pfeudo-Cle- 
 mentis ...--. 289 
 
 Fragmenta fermonum Pfeudo-Clementis - - 300 
 
 Didtum S. Barnabae ----- 302 
 
 Fragmentum Graeci textus Paftoris Hermae - 303 
 Fragmenta librorum Simonis Magi - - 307 
 
 Pauca addita de reliquorum faec. i. Haereticorum libris 
 
 311 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Martyrium S. Ignatii ----- 9 
 
 Fragmenta epiftolae S. Ignatii - . - 24 
 
 Aliud infigne S. Ignatii didlum - - - 25 
 
 Fragmenta librorum Papias - - - 3° 
 
 Fragmenta commentariorum Bafilidis in evangelium 39 
 Fragmenta epiftolarum et homiliarum, &c. Valentini 50 
 Fragmenta Epiphanis de juftitia - - - 61 
 
 Fragmenta Ifidorl Haeretici . . - 65 
 
 Ptolemasi Haeretici epiftola ad Floram - - 69 
 
 Fragmenta commentarii Heracleonis in S. Lucae evan- 
 gelium, et in S. Joannis evangelium - - 83 
 Fragmenta traditionum Matthiae - - - 118 
 guadrati apologias frag. . - - - 125 
 Monitum de Ariftidis apologia - - - 125 
 Excerpta ex Agrippse Caftoris tradlatu - 127 
 Ariftonis Pellaei difputationis Jafoniset Papifci fragg. 131 
 Fragmenta S. Juftini Marty ris : Contra Graecosorationes, — 
 Apologiae II. Dialog! cum Tryphone, — libri contra 
 Marcionem, — libri de refurre<ftione carnis, — Commen- 
 tarii in Hexaemeron, — de Trinitate - - 171 
 Hegefippi commentariorum fragg. - - 205 
 Dionyfii Corinthii ad Romanos epiftolae fragg. 217 
 Theophili Antiocheni commentariorum in evangelia 
 frag. ------- 223 
 
 commentarii in Canticum frag. - - 224 
 
 GRABERG, J. N. 
 
 DilTertatio de un£tura Chrifti, in Bethania fada. 
 Ugolinus, 30. 1303 
 GRACIAN, Balthazar. 
 
 A celebrated Spanifh Jefuit. Reftor of the College of 
 
 Tarragona. Died 165S. 
 
 The art of prudence ; or, a companion for a 
 man of fenfe. [Maxims.] Tranflated, with De 
 la Houftaye's notes, by Savage. Second edi- 
 tion, corrected. 8°. Land. 1705 
 
 GRADONICUS, J. H. 
 
 Diflertatio de ficlo argentco, &c. 
 
 Ugolinus, 28. 705 
 
 GRADUATI Cantabrigienses. See Cambridge. 
 
 GRADUS ad Parnaftum, five novus fynonymo- 
 morum, epithctorum, verfuum, ac phralium 
 poeticorum thefaurus. Ab uno e Societate 
 Jefu. 8°. Lo/id. 1 81 7 
 
 GR.SIVIUS, Thomas. 
 
 Obfervationes qua^dam in Perficam Pentateuchi 
 verfionem. Bibl. Polyg. Waltoni, 6 
 
 40
 
 1299 
 
 I300 
 
 GRAFTON, Mary. 
 
 Spiritual gleanings ; or, felcft eflays with Scrip- 
 ture mottoes. 8°. Lotid. 1808 
 
 GRAHAM, John, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 90. 12. [Fun.] 8°. Rocheflcr, l^^!^ 
 
 Sermon, John, 13. 7. The way of God vindi- 
 cated in the early death of the righteous. On 
 occafion of the death of Jonathan Gray, Efq., 
 Alderman. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 GRAHAM, Rev. William, Newcaftle. 
 
 A review of ecclefiaftical ei1:ablifliments in Eu- 
 rope, containing their hiftory, with a candid 
 examination of their advantages and difadvan- 
 tages, both civil and religious, and an eflay to 
 fliew the neceffity of abolifhing exclufive efta- 
 blifhments. 8°. Lond. 1812 
 
 GRAHAM, Catharine Macaulay. 
 
 A treatife on the immutability of moral truth. 
 8°. Lond. 1783 
 
 GRAHAM, Mrs. Isabella, of New York. 
 
 (The power of faith exemplified in the life and 
 writings of) A new edition. 8°. £o»rf'. 1838 
 
 GRAHAME, James. 
 
 A religious poet. Born at Glafgow 1765. Educated at 
 that Univerfity. Became Curate of Sedgefield, near Dur- 
 ham. Died 1811. 
 
 The Sabbath, with Sabbath walks, and other 
 poems. Ninth edition. With a life of the 
 author. Sm. 8°. Edin. 1821 
 
 Other works : Britifli Georgics. Birds of Scotland. 
 
 GRAILE, John, Min. of the Gofpel, Tidworth. 
 
 A modeft vindication of the doftrine of condi- 
 tions in the covenant of grace and the de- 
 fenders thereof, from the afperfions of Armi- 
 nianifm and Popery which Mr. W. E[yre] 
 call on them. Publiflied with a preface con- 
 cerning the nature of the covenant of grace, 
 by Conftant JefTop. Whereunto is added, A 
 fermon on the funeral of Mr. Graile, by 
 Humphrey Chambers, D.D. 4°. Lo?id. 
 
 GRAMMONT, Count. 
 
 Born 1623 ; died 1720. 
 
 Memoirs of the court of Charles the Second. 
 With numerous additions and illuftrations, as 
 edited by Sir Walter Scott. Alfo the per- 
 fonal hiftory of Charles, including the king's 
 own account of his efcape and prefervation 
 after the battle of Worcefter, as diftated to 
 Pepys ; and the Bofcobel Tratts, or contem- 
 porary narratives of his majefty's adventures, 
 from the murder of his father to the Reftora- 
 tion, carefully edited, with additional illuftra- 
 tions. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1846 
 
 GRANATENSIS, Ludovicus. See Grenada, 
 Lewis. 
 
 GRANCIS, Raynerius de, Ord. Prsdic. 
 
 De prasliis Tufcix Caliginofum poema. 
 
 Muratorii Rcr. Ital. Script. 11. 283 
 
 GRAND Cafe of the prefent miniftry, whether 
 they may lawfully declare and fubfcribe, as 
 bv the late Adl of Uniformity is required, and 
 
 GRAND Cafe, &c. {continued). 
 
 the leveral cafes thence arifmg (about the Cove- 
 nant, &c.) are refolved. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1662 
 
 GRAND Queftion, The, refolved, What we 
 muft do to be faved ? Inftruftion for a holy 
 life. Pp. 46. 18°. Lond. 1696 
 
 GRANGER, James. 
 
 Educated at Chrift Church, Oxford. Became Vicar of 
 
 Shiplake, Oxford/hire. Died 1776. 
 
 A biographical hiftory of England from Egbert 
 the Great to the Revolution ; confifting of 
 characters difpofed in different clafTes, and 
 adapted to a methodical catalogue of engraved 
 Britifh heads. Fourth edition, revifed and cor- 
 refted. 4 vol. royal 8°. Lond. 1 804 
 
 A continuation of this work to the end of the reign of 
 
 George I., by the Rev. Mark Noble, 3 vol. 8°., 1806. 
 
 GRANCOLAS, John. 
 
 An eftecmcd writer on ecclefiaftical rites and ceremonies. 
 
 Admitted a doftor of the Sarbonne 1685. Died 1732. 
 
 L'ancien facramentaire de I'eglife, ou la maniere 
 dont on adminiftroit les facremens chez les 
 Grecs et chez les Latins, avec les reglemens 
 des conciles des derniers fiecles fur les pra- 
 tiques, les prieres, et les ceremonies de I'eglife. 
 2 vol. 8°. Par. 1699 
 
 Les anciennes liturgies, ou la maniere dont on 
 dit la fainte mefTe dans chaque fiecle, dans les 
 eglifes d'Orient, et dans celles d'Occident. 
 Avec la recherche de toutes les pratiques, 
 prieres et ceremonies qui s'obfervent dans le 
 faint facrifice, 8°. Par. 1704 
 
 GRANT, Alexander, D.D., Minifter of the Eng- 
 lifli Epiicopal Chapel at Dundee. 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts and occafions. 2 
 
 vol. 8°. 
 
 Vol 
 
 Dundee, 1800 
 . I. 
 
 Ads, 10. 29 - 
 
 I 
 
 Afts, 24. 25 - 123 
 
 I Cor. 2. 4, 5 
 
 17 
 
 Matt. 24. 36 - - 136 
 
 Luke, 15. 7 
 
 32 
 
 Ifa. I. 3. (2 ferm.) 150 
 
 Luke, 15. 24 
 
 45 
 
 Deut. 32. 6 - - 171 
 
 Matt. II. 4-6 - 
 
 57 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 17 - - 186 
 
 Luke, 22. 62 
 
 69 
 
 Ifa. 58.6, 7. Pub.Fafti97 
 
 Joel, 2. 12, 13 
 
 80 
 
 I Theff. 2. 4 - 209 
 
 Ifa. 49. 13. Chriftm. 
 
 91 
 
 Matt. 7. 12 - - 222 
 
 Pfa. 95. 8. AihWed. 
 
 106 
 
 
 
 Vol 
 
 . 2. 
 
 Eph. 2. 8 - - - 3 
 I Tim. 3. 9 - 14 
 
 I Kings, 18. 21 - 25 
 Pfa. 119. 152 - 35 
 
 Mark, 15.23. Good Fri.46 
 Pfa. 1 18. 24. Eaft. day 57 
 Eph. 4. 8. Sun.aft. Afc. 67 
 John,i6.8-ii.Whitf. 80 
 Job, II. 7. Trin. Sun. 91 
 1 Kings, 17. 16. Charity 
 fchool - - - 105 
 
 GRANT, Anthony, D.C.L., Archdeacon of St. 
 Albans, and Vicar of Romford, late Fellow 
 of New College, Oxford. 
 
 The pail and profpeftive extenfion of the gofpel 
 by mifTions to the heathen, confidered in eight 
 leftures, delivered 1843, at the ledure founded 
 by John Bampton, M.A. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 18, 19 121 
 Exod. 15. 7. Thankfg. for 
 
 vidlory - - 139 
 Matt. 5. 3, 4, &c. - 155 
 Deut. 12. 32. Lord's fup- 
 
 per - - - 178 
 I Sam. 2. 20 - - 191 
 Heb. II. 17-19 - 204 
 John, 3. 8 - - 219 
 I Tim. 1.5- - 233
 
 I30I 
 
 I302 
 
 GRANT, Anthony, D.C.L. {continued). 
 
 Mai. I. II. The universality and predided extenfion 
 
 of the gofpel ------ I 
 
 Mark, 4. 26-28. The general conditions and aftual 
 
 hindrances in extending the gofpel - - 35 
 
 Eph. 3. 10. The ordained means for the extenfion of 
 
 the gofpel ------ 68 
 
 Pfa. 72. 9, 10. The extenfion of the gofpel before the 
 
 Reformation - - - - - ico 
 
 John, 18. 36. MifTions fince the Reformation - 138 
 Matt. 5. 14, 15. Same fubjedl - - - 182 
 
 Luke, 22. 35, 36. The prefent condition and wants of 
 
 the Church of England millions - - - 225 
 
 Ifa. 59. 19. The profpedts and encouragements of our 
 
 miflionary enterprifes - - - - 262 
 
 Appendix of notes ----- 297 
 
 GRANT, Asahel, M.D. 
 
 The Neflorians; or, the loft tribes, containing 
 evidence of their identity ; an account of their 
 manners, cuftoms, and ceremonies, together 
 with llcetches of travel in ancient Aflyria, 
 Armenia, Media, and Mefopotamia, and illus- 
 trations of Scripture prophecy. 8°. Z. 1841 
 
 GRANT, Charles, A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Joel, I. 14. [Faft.] 4°. Ld'W. 1795 
 
 GRANT, Charles, Efq., M.A. 
 
 A poem on the reftoration of learning in the 
 Eaft ; which obtained Mr. Buchanan's prize. 
 4°. Camb. 1805 
 
 GRANT, James, LL.D., Left, of St. Leonard's, 
 Shoreditch, and Vicar of Kempfton, Beds. 
 
 Sixteen fermons, preached occafionally on vari- 
 ous fubjefts. 8°. Lond. 1775 
 Pfa. 8. 4. (3 fer.) - I I Pet. 2. 17 - - 165 
 
 I Pet 
 
 Matt. 20. 37 - 194 
 Matt. 6. 10. (2 fer.) 211 
 
 Jonah, 4. 1 1 - - 263 
 
 John, 4- 34 - - 306 
 
 Matt. 26. 39 - - 332 
 
 John, 14. 2 - - 358 
 
 Pfa. 84. 10. Opening of a 
 
 church - - 61 
 
 I Cor. I. 10. Bef. Free- 
 
 mafons - - - 78 
 
 Pfa. 39. I - - 102 
 
 Matt. 5. 8 - - 121 
 
 Mai. 3. 17 - - 149 
 
 GRANT, James, Efq. 
 
 The metropolitan pulpit ; fketches of popular 
 
 preachers. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 The bench and the bar. 2 vol. 8°. Lo7id. 1837 
 A plea for the weekly obfervance of the Lord's 
 
 fupper. Lond. 
 
 Other works : Paris and its People, 2 vol. Random 
 Recollections of the Houfe of Lords, 8°., 1836. Random 
 Recolledtions of the Houfe of Commons, 3 vol. 8°., 1836- 
 38. The Great Metropolis, ift and 2d feries, 4 vol. 8°. 
 Impreffions of Ireland and the Irifli, 2 vol. 8°. Jofeph 
 Jenkins, or Leaves from the Life ofa Literary Man, 3 vol. 
 Lights and Shadows of London Life, 2 vol. Pictures of 
 Popular People, royal 8°. Portraits of Public Charadters, 
 2 vol. Sketches in London, 8°. Travels in Town, 2 
 vol. Walks and Wanderings in the World of Literature, 
 2 vol. 
 
 GRANT, James. 
 
 Memorials of the caftle of Edinburgh. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1850 
 GRANT, John, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Ezek. 37. 22. [Thankfgiving Union of 
 England and Scotland.] 4'^. Lond. 1707 
 
 GRANT, Johnson, M.A. 
 
 Born at Edinburgh 1773. Entered a member of St. 
 
 GRANT, Johnfon, M.A. [continued). 
 John's College, Oxford, 1795. B.A. 1799. M.A. 1805. 
 Became Curate ofOrmfkirk, Lancashire; and afterwards 
 officiated as Curate at Frod/ham and Latchford, Chefhire ; 
 and at Hornfey and St. Pancras, Middlcfcx. Rcdtor of 
 Binbrook 1818. Minifter of Kentifh Town Chapel 1822. 
 Died 1845. He was a faithful and zealous minifter of the 
 Church, a learned divine, and an eloquent preacher. 
 A manual of religious knowledge, chiefly de- 
 figned for Sunday and charity fchools. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1 809 
 A fummary of the hiftory of the Englifli Church 
 and of the fedls which have departed from its 
 communion, with anfwers to each dilTenting 
 body on its pretended grounds of feparation. 
 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1811-25 
 
 Vol. I. 1811. 
 From the earlieft periods to the reign of James L, and 
 including a ftatement of the grounds on which the 
 Church of England Separated from that of Rome. 
 Vol. 2. 1814. 
 Introductory diflertation on the Primitive Church and 
 
 the Church of England, as modelled on it. 
 Reign of James I. — The Commonwealth. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1820. 
 Charles II.— 1800. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1825. 
 The early part of the nineteenth century. 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 181 2 
 
 John, 4. 34. Motives to duty . - . i 
 
 Luke, 12. 57. On experience - - - 21 
 
 I Pet. I. 17. On cultivating a ferious frame of mind 38 
 Pfa. 122. 7-9. Chriftian patriotifm, a faft fermon 57 
 Luke, 18. 22. On a defective fervice of God - 87 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 24. The Chriftian race - - 106 
 Pfa. 139. 23. On the right government of thought 124 
 Ifa. 64. 6. The fall of the leaf, a fermon for the begin- 
 ning of winter ------ 142 
 
 Rev. 20. 12. On gradations in future happinefs or 
 mifery ------- 156 
 
 Ifa. 45. 7. On the origin and prevalence of evil 174 
 Pfa. 55. 10, IT. On the fpiritual dangers of the metro- 
 polis. FAt the Philanthropic Chapel.] - - 199 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 37. On retiring from bufinefs - 220 
 Rom. 12. 19. On the condu(fl proper under fancied or 
 
 real wrongs ------ 242 
 
 Luke, 24. 5. On honouring and vifiting the graves of 
 our friends ------ 260 
 
 A£ts, 19. 19. On reading - . - - 279 
 
 Pfa. 147. 3. On defpair - - - - 308 
 
 I John, 4. 21. For an infirmary - - - 330 
 
 Pfa. 103. 20. On miniftering fpirits - - 351 
 
 Ecclef. I. 4. The I'ucceflion of generations. For a new 
 
 year - - - - - - "371 
 
 Gal. 4. 18. The chain of the doftrines. A farewell 
 fermon ------ 390 
 
 The crucifixion ; being a courfe of Lent ledlures, 
 on our Saviour's feven fentences at Calvary. 
 12°. Lond. 1 82 1 
 
 John, 19. 28, 29 - 109 
 John, 19. 30 - 139 
 Luke, 23. 46 - - 165 
 
 25 
 53 
 81 
 
 Luke, 23. 34 - 
 
 Luke, 23. 43 
 
 John, 19, 26, 27 
 
 Matt. 27. 46 
 
 The laft things ; being a feries of Lent leftures. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1828 
 
 Pfa. 56. 12. On death ----- i 
 
 Job, 30. 23. The grave - - - - 35 
 
 Eccleir. 12. 7. The intermediate ftate - _ 61 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The general judgment - - 99 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. Hell - - - - - 127 
 
 Pfa. 16. II. Heaven - - - - 155
 
 '303 
 
 1304 
 
 GRANT, Johnfon, M.A. {continued). 
 Six leftures on liberality and expediency, de- 
 livered in Kentifh Town Chapel. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 
 lla. 32. 8. On genuine liberality in almfgiving, moral 
 judgment, and religion - - - - 3 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. On talfe liberality, religious opinions, edu- 
 cation, indifference . - . . ^^ 
 
 Jofh. 24. 14. On falfe liberality. The limits of reli- 
 gious indulgence - - - - - 73 
 
 Adls, 4. 12. On falfe liberality. Is fincerity in error 
 fufficient.^ .-._-- loi 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. On falfe liberality. In moral fentiment, 
 and charitable feeling. Concluding lecture - 131 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 23. On expedience - - - 159 
 Appendix. Pafcal on duelling . - . 1CJ3 
 
 A courfe of fermons for the year. 2 vol. S'^. 
 
 Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1833. New Year to Trinity Sunday. 
 
 Judges, 19. 17. The paft and the future - - i 
 
 Matt. 2. 16. The malTacre of Bethlehem - 15 
 
 Heb. 3. 13. On conforming the convi(Sions to the con- 
 
 du6l -------34 
 
 Rom. 7. 18. On conforming the condudt to the con- 
 
 vidlions ______ 46 
 
 Pfa. 95. 6. On public worihip. Part i - - 63 
 
 Heb. 10. 25. On public vvorfliip. Part 2 - 76 
 
 John, 18. 36. Epiphany. Chrift's kingdom not of this 
 
 world -____-- 89 
 
 Matt. II. 5. The gofpel preached to the poor. Epi- 
 phany, or charity fermon - _ - 104 
 Gen. 3. 4. Septuagefima Sunday. On amufements 118 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. Sexagefima Sunday. Houfe of mourning 135 
 Matt. 25. 36. Ouinquagefima Sunday. The duties of per- 
 
 lons who attend the fick and dying - - 150 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Lent. Afli Wednefday. Our Saviour's 
 
 temptation ------ 166 
 
 Rom. 6. 1,2. For Lent. On continuing in a ftate of 
 
 fin _______ 187 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. For Lent. On the charafters of genuine 
 and fpurious repentance _ - _ 202 
 
 John, 16. 33. For Lent. The difficulties of penitence, 
 efpecially after fignal and inveterate difobedience 213 
 Pfa. 34. 17. For Lent. On prayer. Part i - 226 
 
 Luke, 18. I. For Lent. On prayer. Part 2 - 238 
 
 Pfa. 55. 16, 17. For Lent. On prayer. Part 3 251 
 
 Mark, 13.37. For Lent. On watchfulnefs - 264 
 Pfa. 143. 5, 6. For Lent. On meditation - 279 
 
 James, 2. 10. For Lent. On offending in one point 293 
 Lev. 6. 13. For Lent. The fire on the altar - 307 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. For Lent. On felf-examination 323 
 
 I Cor. 10. 16. Palm Sunday. On the facrament 338 
 Pfa. 143. 2. Good Friday. On juftification - 351 
 
 John, 8. 28. Good Friday. The death of Chrift 365 
 Heb. IT. I. Eafter day. Faith as the evidence of things 
 not feen _-___-- 382 
 
 1 Theff. 4. 13, 14. Sunday after Eafter. On recogni- 
 tion ------- 396 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 10. Demas. The prognoftics of relapfe 411 
 Heb. 10. 39. Defection and perfeverance - 426 
 Heb. 4. 14. Sunday after Afcenfion day. The Afcen- 
 
 fion ------- 438 
 
 I Sam. 3. 9. Whit Sunday. On fandlification - 452 
 Afts, 19. 2. Whit Sunday. Errors refpefling fpiritual 
 
 alliftance ------ 465 
 
 Job, 26. 14. Trinity Sunday. On the incomprehenfi- 
 
 blenefs of God - _ - _ - - ^^-j^ 
 
 Vol. 2. 1835. Trinity Sunday to end of year. 
 I Kings, 8. 27. God's immediate prefence, as diftin- 
 
 guifhed from his omniprefence. For Trin. Sun. i 
 
 I Cor. 12. 4-6. The Trinity, and its moral applications 
 
 17 
 Rev, 6. 2. Chrift conquering and to conquer 33 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 29. On original fin _ _ - 49 
 
 GRANT, Johnfon, M.A. {continued). 
 
 John, 17. 14, 15. The world. (2 ferm.) - 63, 76 
 
 I Pet. 5. 8. On the agency of Satan - - 90 
 
 Luke, 11.20. On evil angels - _ . 104 
 
 Luke, 22. 31, 32. On converfion - - 121 
 
 Pfa. 143. 8. What is religion ? - - - 140 
 
 I John, 5. 6. Confirmation fermon j Chrift came by 
 water and blood ----- 154 
 
 Prov. 18. 10. On truft in God - - - 173 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 48. On heavenly-mindednefs - 185 
 Adls, 26. 8. Arguments drawn from natural religion in 
 
 favour of a future ftate. (2 ferm.) - 199,214 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Arguments drawn from revealed religion 
 in favour of a future ftate - - - - 230 
 
 Dan. 6. 10. On the devotions of Daniel - 248 
 
 Luke, 19. 44. On the deftruftion of the Jewifh temple 
 
 264 
 Prov. 14. 10. On the fecret bitternefs of the heart 283 
 Matt. 22. 45. On feeming Scriptural incongruities 298 
 Ecclef. 3. II. On natural beauty - - - 317 
 
 Ecclef. 3. II. On moral beauty - - 331 
 
 2 Tim. I. 7. On the fpirit of the gofpel - 347 
 
 John, 4. 54. On the two miracles of Cana - 363 
 
 Matt. 6. 30. On particular providence - - 380 
 I Cor. 10. 7. On idolatry - - - 3^6 
 
 Eph. 3. 15. On the communion of faints - 412 
 
 A(fts, 10. 43. Firft Sunday in Advent. On prophecy 431 
 Col. 2. 17. A fermon for Advent. On the types 448 
 Afts, 2. 22. A fermon for Advent. On miracles 466 
 I Cor. I. 24. Internal evidences of the truth of Chrift- 
 ianity. Advent fermon . - - - 480 
 
 John, I. II. On receiving Chrift. For Chriftmas day. 
 
 493 
 John, I. 17. Comparifon of Mofes and Chrift. For 
 
 Chriftmas ______ 505 
 
 Pfa. 37. 37. Peace at the laft. A plain difcourfe for the 
 
 end of the year - - - - - 518 
 
 The Jofhuad, a poem, in thirteen books ; with 
 notes. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lund. 1837 
 
 Not publiftied. 
 
 Sermon, Philemon, 15. Onelimus. With notes. 
 [Lent, iftFriday.] 18°. Kenti/h Town, 1839 
 
 Sketches in divinity, addreffed to candidates for 
 the miniftry, and likewife intended as a Sun- 
 day book for general readers. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 Containing anfwers to 300 queftions for examinations 
 
 for orders, publifhed at Cambridge. 
 
 Difcourfes addrelled to an attentive and intelli- 
 gent congregation. 8°. Lond. 1843 
 Adts, 14. 16, 17. Primaeval (viz., antediluvian and pa- 
 triarchal) religion _____ i 
 
 Deut. 4. 8. Mofaic revelation, or the law. (2 ferm.) 
 
 22, 37 
 
 1 Pet. I. 20, 21. Chriftian difpenfation : the gofpel 50 
 
 Rom. 3. 20, 21. Chriftian difpenfation : the gofpel, 
 
 concluded ------ 59 
 
 Luke, 12. 27. Special providence - - - 74 
 
 Rom. 14. 12. Special providence, concluded 90 
 
 Hof. 13. 14. On the refurredlion of the body loS 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 51, 52. On the glorified body - 128 
 Rev. I. 17-19. On the ftate on which the glorified 
 
 body united to the fpirit is to enter - - 146 
 
 Matt. 18. 10. On guardian fpirits - - 168 
 
 Afts, 4. 32. The Primitive Church - - 185 
 
 Rom. 16. 17. The Primitive Church : Schifm 204 
 
 Luke, 6. 12. The Profeucha - - - 228 
 
 Luke, 9. 30, 31. The transfiguration - - 248 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 6. On fpirituality - - - 271 
 2 Cor. 3. 7, 8. On fpirituality, concluded - 286 
 Pfa. 77. 9, 10. The ftages of grief - - 308 
 John, 16. 19, 20. On bereavements: Recognition 325 
 I John, 5. 9. The inward witnefs - - - 347 
 
 I
 
 1305 
 
 1306 
 
 GRANT, Johnibn, M.A. {continued). 
 
 John, 13. 7. Of the wifdom of God refpeding the ex- 
 tent and limits of our prefent knowledge of his ways 
 
 370 
 Ifa. 57. 15. On the ubiquity and perfonality of God 387 
 Heb. 10. 5-7. For Advent. Chrift the fubftance of the 
 
 facrifices 4°9 
 
 John, 17. 3. For Eafter. The knowledge of God and of 
 Chrift is eternal life - - - - - 4^3 
 
 Ifa. 12. 3. For Whitfuntide. The wells offalvation 437 
 John, 14. 2, 3. Many manfions - - 452 
 
 Ifa. 21. 12, 13. For an ordination - - - 467 
 
 Gen. 48. 20. Ephraim . - - - 482 
 
 GRANT, Robert, B.C.L. 
 
 Vicar of Bradford-Abbas, with Clifton May bank annexed. 
 Fellow of Winchefter College. 
 
 Six ledures on the parable of the prodigal fon ; 
 delivered in the parifh church of Bradford- 
 Abbas, Dorfet, during Lent 1830, [on Luke, 
 15. 11-24]. 12°. Land. 1830 
 
 GRANTHAM, Thomas. 
 
 Chriftianifmus primitivus ; or, the Chriftian reli- 
 gion in its nature, certainty, excellency, and 
 beauty, internal and external, particularly 
 conlidered, aflerted, and vindicated. Folio. 
 
 Lotid. X678 
 
 GRAPIUS, Z. 
 
 Dillertatio de percuffione fepulcrali. 
 
 Ugolinus, 33. 981 
 
 GRASCOME, Samuel. 
 
 A Frefbyter of the Church of England. 
 
 Schifm triumphant ; or, a rejoinder to a reply of 
 Mr. Tallent's, entitled. Some Confiderations 
 on Mr. S. G.'s Large Anfwer to his Short 
 Hiftory of Schifm, &c. By the fame S. G. 
 Ff. 7. Pp. 96. 8°. Land. 1707 
 
 GRATIAN. 
 
 A celebrated Canonift of the twelfth century. He fpent 
 nearly twenty-four years at a monaftery in Bologna, com- 
 pofing his great work, which forms a principal part ot the 
 canon law. 
 Concordia difcordantium canonum. 
 
 Corpus Juris Canonici 
 GRATIUS Faliscus. 
 
 A Roman poet, mentioned along with Virgil by Ovid. 
 
 Cynegeticon. Maittaire, Opera Poet. i. 754 
 
 GRATTAN, Thomas Colley. 
 
 The hiftory of the Netherlands, from the invafion 
 of the Romans to the Belgian Revolution in 
 1830. New edit. Sm. 8^. Lond. 18^0 
 
 GRAUNT, Capt. John, F.R.S. 
 
 Natural and political obfervations mentioned in 
 a following index, as made upon the bills of 
 mortality with reference to the government, 
 religion, trade, growth, air, difeafes, and the 
 feveral changes of the faid city. Fifth edit., 
 much enlarged. 8°. Lo?!d. 1676 
 
 GRAVENOR. See Grosvenor. 
 
 GRAVES, Richard, D.D., Dean of Ardagh. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Kilfinnan, Limerick, 1763. 
 Educated at Trinity College, Dublin, of which he became 
 Fellow, 1786. Dean of Ardagh 18 13, and was made 
 Regius ProfefTor of Divinity. Died 1829. 
 Whole works, now firft collected. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1840 
 
 GRAVES, Richard, D.D. (continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoir of his life and writings, by his fon, Richard 
 
 Haftings Graves, D.D. 
 Eflay on the charafter of the apoftles and evangelifts. 
 The cure of the blind man near Bethfaida proved to have 
 been miraculous by internal evidence. By the Rev. 
 James Drought, D.D. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Ledlures on the laft four books of the Pentateuch. 
 Part I. The authenticity and truth of the hiftory. 
 
 (6 le<ftures.) 
 Part 2. The theological, moral, and political principles 
 
 of the Jewifh law. (5 ledlures.) 
 Part 3. Review of the effedts of Judaifm as preparatory 
 to Chriftianity. (8 Icdures.) 
 Settlement of the Jews in Canaan. 
 Condudt of the Jews. 
 Sandlions of the Jewifti law. 
 Knowledge of a future life among the Jews. 
 EfFedts of Judaifm on the Gentiles. 
 Judaifm preparatory to Chriftianity. 
 The paft and prefent ftate of the Jews exhibits the 
 
 accompliftiment of prophecy. 
 The future converfion and reftoration of the Jews. 
 Appendix on Le Clerc, Geddes, &c. 
 
 T/iefe leEiurei luere delivered at the Donncllan LeBuie 
 1707— 1 801. They lucre originally publijhed in 2 vol. 
 8°. 1807. Three leffures ivcre added in the Jecond and 
 Jubjequent editions. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Firft praeledtion, as profeffor of divinity, with the regu- 
 lations for the examination, and lift of books recom- 
 mended to ftudents ----- i 
 Scriptural proofs of the Trinity arranged, in four difcourfes 
 on Matt. 28. 18-20; John, i. i, 2, 3, 14; and 
 John, 5. 21, 22, 23. With notes and illuftrations 29 
 Abfolute predeftination compared with the Scripture 
 ftatement of the juftice of God - - 147 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Sermons. 
 
 Value of the foul. Mark, 8. 36, 37 - 1 
 
 On repentance. Matt. 4. 17 - - - 13 
 
 Adls, 24. 25. Danger of deferring repentance 25 
 
 Heb. II. 6. On faith - - - - 37 
 
 Col. 3. 17. The principle of Chriftian obedience 47 
 James, 2. 10. Sincerity and confiftency of Chriftian 
 
 obedience ------ 56 
 
 Pfa. 103. 2-4. Motives of gratitude to God 69 
 
 Phil. 4. 7. The Chriftian's peace of mind 82 
 
 Matt. 5. I, 2. Sermon on the mount; its general 
 
 charadler and objedt . - - - 94 
 
 Matt. 5. 3, 4. Firft and fecond beatitudes - Ic6 
 ■ 5. 5. Third beatitude - - - I18 
 
 5. 6. Fourth beatitude - - - 127 
 
 26. 33-35. On the character of the apoftle Peter 
 
 137 
 Heb. 9. 27. The laft judgment - - 149 
 
 Rom. 8. 6. Spiritual-mindednefs - - 159 
 
 Luke, 15. 18, 19. The prodigal fon - 167 
 
 Philip. 4. 6. Prayer a duty and a privilege - 176 
 John, 5. 39. Neceffity and advantage of ftudying the 
 Scriptures - - - - 184 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. The unjuft fteward - - 193 
 
 Exod. 20. 8. The Sabbath - - - 202 
 
 I Cor. 13. I. Chriftian charity - - - 215 
 
 Matt. 25. 30. The unprofitable fervant - 225 
 
 1 Cor. II. 25. The Lord's Supper - - 233 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 13. Temptation no excufe for tranfgreffion 
 
 244 
 
 2 Pet. I. 16. Sincerity and veracity obvious charac- 
 teriftics of the apoftolical records. To ftudents. 
 (2 ferm.) ------ 255 
 
 Matt. 1-5. 18-22. The fower - - - 268
 
 1307 
 
 i3o8 
 
 GRAVES, Richard, D.D. (continued). 
 
 Luke, 15. 10. Heavenly fympathies and redeeming 
 love. For Magdalen Afylum - - 281 
 
 Prov. 23. 17. The Chriftian's daily Wfalk with God 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21. Chrift an example of meekneis 305 
 Luke, 18. 9. Character of the Pharifee - 317 
 
 Luke, I. 78, 79. A light to the Gentiles; or, the 
 moral effefts of Chriflianity on the heathen. On 
 Chriftmas day -..--- 327 
 
 Rom. 12.21. Chriftian forbearance - - 337 
 
 1 Cor. 6. 9. Perfonal holineis necefTary to future hap- 
 
 pinefs ----- 351 
 
 Luke, 6. 12. Chrift an example of piety - 363 
 
 Luke, 16. 2. Mercies and refponfibilities. A charity 
 fermon ----- _ ^76 
 
 Luke, 23. 47, 48. The charadler afcribed to Jefus 
 Chrift, in the gofpel hiftories, an internal evidence 
 of their truth. On Good Friday - - 3S6 
 
 Matt. 6. 19,20. Earthly treafures and heavenly. For 
 female orphans ----- 402 
 
 Luke, II. 19. Neceffity and attalnablenefs of fpiritual 
 affiftance - - - - - 414 
 
 Eph. 4. 3. Modes and confequences of grieving the 
 Holy Spirit ------ 422 
 
 Matt. 7. 14. The narrow way; or, the world's road 
 not the Chriftian's road. New year - 432 
 
 Prov. II. 19. The announcements of revelation ac- 
 cordant with the inferences of analogy. To ftudents 
 
 443 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15. Scriptural inftruftion a neceffary part 
 of academic education. Preached in the Univerfity 
 Chapel ------ 456 
 
 Dan. 12. 3. National profperity dependent on national 
 religion. Before the AfTociation for difcountenancing 
 Vice and promoting Virtue and Religion 467 
 
 Ifa. 58. 6, 7. In aid of the Society for Relief of Indi- 
 gent Room-keepers - . - - 512 
 
 Dan. 4. 25, 27. National providences; or, divine fu- 
 perintendance in national affairs maintained and ex- 
 emplified ------ 528 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. Duties and difficulties of the Irifh clergy 
 
 549 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. On the death of the Rev. R. Murray, 
 
 D.D. ------ 570 
 
 Jer. 13. 16. On the death of the Rev. W. Cotter 581 
 Luke, 13. 1-3. Occafioned by the Irifh Rebellion in 
 
 1S03 - ...--. 590 
 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. Confecration fermon - 601 
 
 2 Sam. 23.3. The duties of Chriftian magiflrates 619 
 Rom. 10. I. For the Soc. for promoting Chriflianity 
 
 amongft the Jews ----- 632 
 Index, 659; Index of texts referred to, 681; Lift of 
 authors, 705. 
 
 The arguments for predeftination and neceffity 
 contrafted with the eftablifhed principles of 
 philofophical inquiry. 8°. Lo7id. 1829 
 
 Calviniftic predeftination repugnant to the ge- 
 neral tenor of Scripture, fhewn in a feries of 
 difcourfes on the moral attributes and govern- 
 ment of God. 8°. Lond. xiz^ 
 
 Sermons on practical fubjedts. 8°. Z^W. 1830 
 This volume includes the fermons, as enumerated above, 
 
 in vol. 4, from p. I to 267. 
 
 An epitome of Dean Graves on the Pentateuch. 
 
 See Smith, J. B. 
 GRAVINA, Dominicus de. 
 Chronicon de rebus in Apulia geftis, ab anno 
 
 1333 ufque ad annum 1350. 
 
 Muratorii Rer, Ital, Script. 12. 545 
 
 GRAY, Andrew, Min. of the Gofpel inGlafgow. 
 
 Works. 8°. Glajg. 1762 
 
 The myftery of faith opened up. Six fermons on i John, 
 
 3-^3 - - - I 
 
 The great falvation. Two fermons on Heb. 2. 3 71 
 
 Sermon on death. Pfa. 89. 48 - - - 10 1 
 
 The great and precious promifes. Five fermons, 2 Pet. 
 I. 4 - - - - - - ■ 119 
 
 The ufefulnefs of faith in advancing fandtification. A 
 fermon on Ads, 26. 18 - . - 184 
 
 The faith of affurance. Three fermons on 2 Cor. 13. 3 
 
 200 
 
 Diredtions and inftigations to the duty of prayer. Four 
 fermons on 1 Theft". 5. 17 - - - 235 
 
 The way how a Chrifldan ought to keep his heart. Three 
 fermons on Prov. 4. 23 - - - 289 
 
 Arguments for hearing the voice of the rod. Two ferm. 
 on Micah, 6. 9 - . - . - ^25 
 
 Spiritual warfare. Seven fermons on Rom. 7. 24 and 
 Gal. 5. 21 - - - - - - 353 
 
 Spiritual contentment. Two fermons on Phil. 4. 11 438 
 
 Communion fermons. 
 
 Prov. 10. 4. Two fermons - - . 463 
 
 Job, 23. 3. Three fermons - - •• 483 
 
 ifa. 65. I 512 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10 ----- 520 
 
 Exod. 34. 6 ----- - 526 
 
 Mai. 3. 6 535 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 7 - - - - - - 544 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3 - - _ - - - - 554 
 
 Exhortations at communions - - - - 5^3 
 
 Letter to Lord Wariftoun - - - - 582 
 
 GRAY, Andrew, D.D. 
 
 Minifter of Abernethy, Scotland.- 
 A delineation of the parables of our bleffed Sa- 
 viour. To which is prefixed, A differtation 
 on parables and allegorical writings in general. 
 8°. Land. iJJJ 
 
 A differtation on parables and allegorical writings in 
 general ------- 6 
 
 Matt. 13. 3-9. The fower. (3 difcourfes.) - 26 
 
 ■ 13. 24-31. The tares - - - - 80 
 
 , 20. 1-17. The murmuring labourers - ic6 
 
 21. 33-42. The cruel and unjuft huftjandmen 135 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-10. The barren fig-tree - - 160 
 
 Matt. 22. 1-15. The marriage-fupper. (2 difc.) 192 
 Luke, 10. 29-38. The good Samaritan - 236 
 
 12. 13-22. The covetous rich man - 289 
 
 • 16. I— 16. The unjuft fteward - - 313 
 
 16. 19, to end. The rich man and Lazarus 338 
 
 Matt. 25. 1-14. The ten virgins - - 375 
 
 Matt. 25. 14-31. The talents - - - 393 
 
 Luke, 15. 3, to end. The loft ftieep, the loft piece of 
 
 filver, and the prodigal fon - - - 416 
 
 • 18. 1-9. The unjuft judge and the importunate 
 
 widow. (2 difc.) ----- 446 
 
 18. 9-15. The pharifee and the publican 476 
 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 20. 19. The mutual connexion 
 
 of truth and peace, and their influence on public happinefs. 
 Preached in the Old Church of Perth, at the admifiion 
 of Mr. James Scott to be minifter there. With a charge. 
 8°. Edin. 1763 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 85. 6. The caufe, fymptoms, and cure, of 
 indifference to religion. 8°. Edin. 1768 
 
 GRAY, James, M.A. 
 
 Rcftor of Dibden, Hants. 
 The earth's antiquity in harmony with the Mo- 
 
 faic record of creation. Sm. 8°. Lo»d. 1849 
 GRAY, Robert, D.D., Bp. of Briftol. 
 
 Born in London 1762. Educated at Eton and St. Mary 
 Hall, Oxford. Became Vicar of Farringdon, Berkfliire.
 
 1309 
 
 I3IO 
 
 GRAY, Bifhop [continued). 
 
 Redtor of Craike, Yorkfhire, 1802. Prebendary of Dur- 
 ham 1804. Obtained the living of Biihop Wearmouth 
 1805. Biihop of Brillol 1S27. Died 1834. 
 Difcourfcs on various fubjefts, illaftrative of the 
 evidence, influence, and dodlrines of Chrift- 
 ianity. 8°. Land. 1793 
 
 Job, 38. 4—7. The importance of profecuting our ftudies 
 and inquiries under religious impreffions, and with a 
 view to moral improvement . - - i 
 
 Matt. 4. 4. The temptation of Chrift - - 23 
 
 John, 5. 6-9. The pool of Bethefda - - 45 
 
 Matt. 8. 31, 32. The demoniacs - - 67 
 
 Luke, 24. 4-8. The refurredion. Eafter day - 105 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. Same iubjedl - - - 135 
 Matt. 10. 34. The influence of Chriftianity - 159 
 Luke, I. 78,79. Same iubjedt . - - 187 
 ■z Pet. I. 19. The accomplifhment of prophecy, as illus- 
 trated in the prefent circumftances of the world 219 
 
 Rev. 20. 4-6. The millennium, or reign of faints 267 
 Letters during the courfe of a tour through Ger- 
 many, Switzerland, and Italy, in the years 
 1791 and 1792. With refleftions on the 
 manners, Hterature, and religion of thofe 
 countries. 8°. Lond. 1794 
 
 A key to the Old Teflament and Apocrypha ; 
 or, an account of their feveral books, of the 
 contents and authors, and of the times in 
 which they were refpeftively written. Ninth 
 edit., revifed. 8°. Land. 1829 
 
 In this edition the author introduced additional remarks 
 and corredlions in various parts of the work, and carefully 
 revifed the authorities produced, noting as accurately as 
 poflible the references, and accommodating them to the 
 beft editions, particularly in thofe of the Fathers and early 
 writers. It was accurately reprinted in 1841. An edition is 
 in print without the author's laft additions. The genuine 
 edition is publifhed by Rivington. Percy's Key to the New 
 Teftament is printed uniform, and often bound up in the 
 volume. See Percy. 
 
 Sermons on the principles upon which the re- 
 formation of the Church of England was 
 eftablifhed. Preached 1 796 at the ledture 
 founded by the Rev. John Bampton. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1796 
 
 John, 3. 19. On the effefts of religion, particularly 
 
 under the influence of the Reformation - i 
 
 18. 36. On the fpiritual nature of Chrifl:'s kingdom 
 
 37 
 18. 36. Obligations to the adoption of Chrift:ianity 
 
 by the civil power . - - . 2i 
 
 20.21-23. Spiritual rights of the miniftry 129 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. On Chrift's promifes relating to the pre- 
 
 fervation of the Church - - - - 177 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. Effedls ofthe reflioration of the Scriptures 
 
 to general regard - - - ■• - 219 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19, 20. General confifl:ency and moderation 
 
 of the Church of England . - - - 259 
 
 Eph. 4. 3. Neceflity of preferving the faith in confifliency 
 
 with the rules of charity - - - 297 
 
 The connexion between the Sacred Writings 
 and the literature of Jewifh and Heathen 
 authors, particularly that of the claffical ages. 
 Illuftrated principally with a view to evidence 
 in confirmation ofthe truth of revealed reli- 
 gion. Second edit, 2 vol. 8°. Lofid. 18 19 
 
 A catechifm ; in which the principal tefl:imonies in proof 
 ofthe divine authority of Chriftianity are briefly confi- 
 dered. Third edit. Pp. 36. 12°. Loiui. 1802 
 
 GRAY, Bi/hop {continued). 
 
 A dialogue between a Churchman and a Methodift ; in 
 which the grounds of communion and feparation are fully 
 examined, and the principal points of difference fairly 
 difcufl'ed, with reference to Scripture. Third edit. Pp.60. 
 12°. Lond. 1802 
 
 Sermon, Adts, 2. 39. [Charity Schools L. and W.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1803 
 
 A difcourfe, Eph. 5. 23. With reference to the affaflination 
 of the Right Hon. Spencer Percival. 8°. Sund. l^iz 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 8. 52. [Anniv. R. H, S.] 8°. Lond. iSt,i 
 
 GRAY, S., Efq. 
 
 The happinefs of ftates ; or, an inquiry con- 
 cerning population, the modes of fubfifting and employing 
 it, and the eftedts of all on human happinefs; in which 
 is developed the new or produdlive fyftem of ftatiftics. 
 Republifhed, with an additional book and a copious 
 index. 4°. Lond. 18 19 
 
 The Spaniard, a tragedy ; and the young country 
 widow, a comedy. 8°. Lc/?ui. 1839 
 
 The Meffiah ; or, the life, death, refurreftion, 
 and exaltation of Mefliah, the Prophet ofthe 
 nations. [A poem.] 8*^. ZoW. 1842 
 
 All claffes produdlive of national wealth. 8°. 
 
 Lo;ic/. 1 840 
 
 GRAY, William, Redor of Upton Lovell, Wilts. 
 
 A village clergyman's addrefs to his parifhioners, 
 on an approaching confirmation. Pp. 1 2. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 
 GRAYSTANES, Robert de. See Wharton, 
 Anglia Sacra, i . 689. 
 
 GREAVES, John. 
 
 ProfelTor of Aftronomy in the Univerfity of Oxford. An 
 eminent mathematician and antiquary. Born in Hampfliire 
 1602. Died 1652. 
 Mifcellaneous tradls, letters, poems, &c. ; divers 
 
 of which were never before printed. 2 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1736 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Hiftorical and critical account ofthe life and writings of 
 
 Mr. John Greaves ----- i-lxxii 
 Pyramidographia ; or, a defcription of the Pyramids in 
 
 ^gypt ------ I 
 
 Difcourfe of the Roman foot and denarius - 165 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The manner of hatching chickens at Cairo - 359 
 
 Of the latitude of Conftantinople and Rhodes - 364 
 Of the reformation of the Kalendar - - 372 
 
 Of the improvement of navigation - . - 379 
 
 Letter on the height of the greateft pyramid 392 
 
 Reflexions on Mr. Greaves's Pyramidographia 396 
 
 Dilfertation upon the facred cubit of the Jews and the 
 
 cubits of the feveral nations - - - 405 
 
 Letters 434 
 
 Obfervations in his travels - - - 475 
 
 Defcription of the Grand Seignor's feraglio - 541 
 
 GREAVES, Thomas. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 147. 1 8-20. Preached at the 
 Englifh Church at Rotterdam, Feb. 29, 1764. 
 The day appointed for thankfgiving, &c., by 
 the States of Holland. 8°. Lond. \ 764 
 
 GREEN, John, late Curate of Thurnfcoe, York- 
 fhire. 
 
 Grace and truth vindicated ; or, the way to 
 heaven manifeiled from Scripture and expe- 
 rience. With appendix and vindication of the 
 Methodiifs. 8°. Lond. ij^z-Gz
 
 I3II 
 
 I3I2 
 
 GREEN, John, Curate of St. Saviour's, South- 
 wark, and Lefturer of St. John's, Wapping. 
 
 Eight fermons preaclied in the parifh church of 
 St. Saviour's, Southwark. 4°. Lond. 1758 
 Pla. 8. 3-6. The ftate of Adam in innocence i 
 
 Gen. 3. 10. The caufe and fad effedts of his fall 21 
 James, i. 13-15. His fall occafioned by the abufe of his 
 own free-will ------ 45 
 
 I Cor. 15. a 1, 22. Original fin - - - 69 
 
 I Cor. 15. 21, 22. The means and univerfality of our 
 
 redemption ------ 53 
 
 Gal. 6. 15. Regeneration - - - - 117 
 
 James, 2. 24. Juftification - - . . 149 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 12. Immediate and fenfible revelations from 
 the Spirit, afluring us that we cannot fall, proved to 
 be needlefs and groundlefs - - - 179 
 
 GREEN, John, D.D., Bp. of Lincoln. 
 
 Born at Beverley, York/hire, 1706. Admitted a fizar of 
 St. John's College, Cambridge, of which he was eledted a 
 Fellow 1730. Regius Profeflbr of Divinity 1748. Mafter of 
 Bene't College 1750. Dean of Lincoln 1756. Biihop of 
 Lincoln 1761. Canon Refidentiary of St. Paul's 1771. 
 Died 1779. 
 
 Serm., i John, 4. 21. [Commencement.] 4°. Camh. 1749 
 Sermon, i Cor. 3. 9. [Confecration of a bifliop.] 4°. 
 
 Camb. I J $2 
 Sermon, Ecclef. 7. 3. [Faft.] 4°. Lond. 1759 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 13. 7. [Jan, 31.] 4°. Lond. 1763 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 16. 19, 20. [Small-pox Hofpital.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1763 
 Sermon, Tit. 3. 8. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. in Ireland.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1767 
 
 Sermon, James, 3. 17. [Ch. Sch. L. and W.] 4°. L. 1783 
 
 GREEN, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Redtor of Belbroughton, Worcefterfhire. 
 Sermon, Rom. 13. 5. Confcientious obedience 
 to governors recommended. [Acceflion.] 4°. 
 
 Lo;id. 1756 
 GREEN, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of St. John's College, Oxon. 
 Sermon, Exod. 20. 7. The benefit of oaths to 
 civil fociety confidered. [Affize.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 GREEN, Samuel, Curate of Weftham, Effex. 
 Sermons on various important fubjefts, moral 
 and theological. 8°. Lond. 1786 
 
 2 Kings, 20. I. The uncertainty and fhortnefs of human 
 life, and the neceflity of preparing for death - i 
 
 Heb. 12. I, 2. The Chriftian courfe. (2 ferm.) 23 
 Matt. II. 28-30. The manner and the reward of com- 
 ing unto Chrift ----- 53 
 
 Prov. 3. 13—18. The happinefs of virtue, or moral 
 wifdom - - - - - - - 73 
 
 Rom. 12. 15. Sympathy - - - - 87 
 
 Matt. 5. 7. Mercy - - . . . 105 
 
 John, 6. 12. Oeconomy - - - - 123 
 
 Eph. 6. 18. Mercy - . - . . 143 
 
 Eph. 6.18. Encouragement to prayer - - 161 
 
 I John, 5. 3. That the divine commandments are not 
 
 grievous - - - - - - -179 
 
 Eph. 4. 31, 32. The forgivenefs of injuries - 201 
 
 Eph. 5. 18. The fin of intemperance - - 223 
 
 Luke, 15. 11-32. Parable of the prodigal fon 243 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 53. Immortality of the foul - 261 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 58. Same fubjedl - - - 279 
 
 GREENE, Thomas, Bp. of Ely, 
 
 Born at Norwich 1658. Studied at Bene't College, 
 Cambridge, of which he obtained a Scholarfhip, and, in 
 1680, a Fellowihip. Vicar of Minfter, Ifie of Thanet, 
 1695. Archdeacon of Canterbury 1708. Vicar of St. 
 
 GREENE, Bifhop (continued). 
 
 Martin's-in-the-Fields, Weftminfter, 1716. Bifhopof Nor- 
 wich 1721. Tranflated to Ely 1723. Died 1738. 
 Sermon, Luke, 2. 32. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1723 
 Four difcourfes on the four laft things, viz. death, 
 judgment, heaven, and hell. 12°. ^734 
 
 GREENE, John. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 5. 8. Sicknefs comfortable, and a dying 
 bed eafy. [Funeral of Mrs. Frances Lobb.] With a 
 poem by another hand. Second edit. 8°. Lond. 1723 
 
 Letters to the author of the Difcourfe of the 
 
 Grounds and Reafons of the Chriftian Religion : fliewing 
 that Chriftianity is fupported by fafts well atteftcd ; that 
 the words in Ifa. 7. 14, are a prophecy of the conception 
 and birth of the Meflias, fulfilled in Jefus, &c. Pp. 103. 
 8°. Lend. 1726 
 
 A defence of the argument for the truth of Chriftianity 
 from miracles, and the gofpel-application of feveral pas- 
 fages in the Old Teftament; or, a reply to a book, in- 
 tituled, A Letter to the Author of the Difcourfe of the 
 Grounds, &c. : in anfwer to Mr. Green's Letter, &c. 
 In two letters to the faid author. Pp. 102. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1728 
 
 GREENE, Thomas, D.D., Dean of Sarum. 
 
 Sermon, i Chron. 29. 14. Preached at the Cathedral 
 Church of Sarum, on the firft anniverfary of the General 
 Infirmary. 8^ Salijh. 1767 
 
 GREENWAY, Stephen. 
 
 A clergyman of the Church of England. Born 1713. 
 
 Died 1789. 
 
 Ecclefiaftes. In three parts. A new tranflation, 
 •with, a paraphrafe. To which is added, A 
 new tranflation of other paflages of Scripture ; 
 with notes, &c. 8°. 1781 
 
 This work is of rare occurrence in a complete ftate. It 
 
 deferves to be confulted, both on Ecclefiaftes and on other 
 
 paflages of Scripture on which the author offers remarks. 
 
 GREENFIELD, William, M.R.A.S. 
 
 Editor of the Comprehenfive Bible. 
 
 The Book of Genefis in Englifh-Hebrew : ac- 
 companied with an interlinear tranflation, 
 fubftantially the fame as the authorized ver- 
 fion ; with notes and a grammatical introduc- 
 tion. 8°. Lond. 1 83 1 
 
 GREENHAM, Richard, M.A. 
 
 A Puritan divine of confiderable talents and popularity. 
 Born I 53 I. Educated at Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, of 
 which he became Fellow. Appointed to the living of Dry 
 Drayton, near Cambridge. Died 1591. He was a divine 
 of great piety, ufefulnefs, and moderation of fentiment. 
 
 Works, colleded into one volume, revifed, cor- 
 refted, and publiflaed by H. H[olland]. The 
 fifth edition, in which matters difperfed before 
 through the whole book, are methodically 
 drawn to their feveral places and the 1 1 9 
 Pfalm perfefted ; with a more exadl table an- 
 nexed. Folio. Lond. 161 2 
 
 Dedication and preface, by Holland - - Ft. 10 
 
 Grave counfels and godly obfervations - - i 
 
 A /hort forme of catechifing - - - - 7 ' 
 
 A comfortable treatile for an afflidled confcience. On 
 Prov. 18. 14 - - - - - 95 
 
 A fecond treatife of the fame argument - - 112 
 
 The marks of a righteous man - - - 118 
 
 Sweet and fure figns of eleiftion - - - 122 
 
 A treatife of a contradt before marriage - 122 
 
 A treatife of the Sabbath - - - - 128
 
 '313 
 
 1314 
 
 GREENHAM, Richard, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Notes of our falvation - - - - 171 
 
 A diredlion for reading and underftanding the Scriptures 
 
 A treatife of the refurredtion ... lyg 
 A treatife of examination before and after the Lord's 
 
 Supper -__--- 187 
 
 A treatife of God's fear - - - - 194. 
 
 A treatife of hypocrifie - - - . 200 
 
 A treatife of anger . - . - . 204 
 
 A treatife of blelTednefs - - - - 207 
 
 The doftrine of fafting - - - . 210 
 
 Of the fending of the Holy Ghoft. Ads,2. I4,&c. 216 
 
 A fhort treatife of prayer. Joel, 2. 32, and Afts,2. 21 236 
 Sermons. 
 
 I Theff. 5. 19. Of quenching the Spirit - 241 
 
 Exod. 16. 2. Of murmuring - - - 249 
 
 Rev. 3. 19. Of zeal - - - . 255 
 
 Prov. 22. I. Of a good name ... 259 
 
 Prov. 18. 12. Humility - - . 268 
 
 Prov. 17. 21. Of the educating of children 276 
 
 A£ls, 2. 37, 38. Repentance - - - 281 
 
 Matt. 13.44. The heavenly purchafe. (3 fer.) 287 
 
 Eph. 6. 10-12. Chriftian warfare - - 307 
 
 Pfa. 16. Of divers Chriftian inftruftions - 316 
 Gen. 42. 9, 12, 14, 15, 21. Of flying evil company, 
 
 idolatry, &c. - - - - - 332 
 
 Heb. 13. 17. Mutual duties between minifters and 
 
 people ---... 339 
 
 Prov. 28. 13. Of the confeflion of fin - 359 
 
 Gal. 6, 14, I 5. The effedls of Chrift his crofs. (2 fer.) 
 
 363 
 
 An expofition of Pfa. 119 - . - . 379 
 
 Meditations on Prov. 4. 13-23 - . - 609 
 
 Meditations on Prov. 14. 5-8 - - - 612 
 
 The fum of the Epiftle to the Hebrews - 627 
 
 Brief fum of Eccleiiaftes . . - . 628 
 
 Divers common places of religion - - 629 
 
 Comfortable diredlions for afflidted minds - 854 
 
 Letters -..---. 859 
 
 A prayer ..--..- g8i 
 Index. 
 
 GREENHILL, William, M.A. 
 
 Bom in Oxford/hire. Entered Magdalen College, Oxford, 
 1604. Appointed to the living of Stepney 1656. Ejefted 
 at the Reftoration. Died about 1677. He joined the In- 
 dependents during the Commonwealth, and was a divine of 
 great learning, piety, and induftry. 
 
 An expofition of the Prophet Ezekiel ; with ufe- 
 ful obfervations thereupon. Imperial 8°. 
 
 Land. 1839 
 In this edition fome obfolete words and coarfe expres- 
 fions have been altered. 
 
 Another edition. 5 vol. 4°. Z^/?^. 1645 
 
 Vol. I. 1645. Chapters 1-5. Vol. 2. 1649. Chapters 
 
 6-13. Vol. 3. 1651. Chapters 14-19. Vol. 4. 
 
 1658. Chapters 20-29. ^°1- 5- 1662. Chapters 
 
 30-48. 
 
 One of the moft celebrated of the Puritan expofitions. 
 
 This edition is of great rarity. 
 
 GREENUP, J. 
 
 A vindication of human liberty. In two parts : 
 I. With refpeft to the mind's being paffive in 
 fenfation, refleftion, memory, and the laft 
 judgment of the underftanding; II. In regard 
 to God's prefcience. Pp. 36. 8°. Lone/. 1 731 
 
 GREENWOOD, Henry. 
 
 Works. Thirteenth edition. 12°. Lon^. 1650 
 
 A treatife on the great day of judgement, on Matt. 
 
 12. 36 ------ - I 
 
 A true and comfortable expofition of the Lord's Prayer 83 
 The race celeftial, on i Cor. 9. 24 - - 131 
 
 GREENWOOD, Henry {continued). 
 
 Tormenting Tophet, or a terrible defcription of hell, on 
 Ifa. 30. 33. Preached at Paul's Crofs 1614 230 
 
 Thebleffed birth of the Lord Jefus, onLuke, 2. 10, II 327 
 Chrift's baptifm, on Matt. 3. 16, 17 - - 373 
 
 The jayler's jaylc delivery, on Afts, 16. 30, 31. 
 
 GREENWOOD, Thomas, B.A., Trinity Coll., 
 Camb., Lefturer at St. Giles's, Cripplegate. 
 
 The lateft hercfy ; or, modern pretentions to the 
 miraculous gifts of healing and of tongues, 
 condemned by reafon and Scripture. [Two 
 fermons, Jer. 6. 16, 17.] 8°. Land. 1832 
 
 GREENWOOD, Wm., D.D.,Reaorof Solyhull. 
 
 The harmony of the evangelifts, or the four 
 Gofpels connefted in one regular hiftorical 
 feries. 12°. Land. 1765 
 
 GREGENTIUS Tephrensis. 
 
 An Arabian. Archbifhop of Taphar, the metropolis of 
 the Homerites, a people of Arabia Felix. Flourished 540. 
 Difputatio cum Herbano, Judjeo. 
 
 Lat. Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 1014 ; Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 11. 592 
 
 GREGG, T. D., M.A., Chaplain of St. Nicholas 
 
 Within, Dublin. 
 
 Difcuffion with the Rev. Thos. Maguire. [On the 
 
 Roman Catholic Controverfy.] 8°. Dubl.x^^c^ 
 
 Free thoughts on Proteftant matters. Second 
 
 edition. 8°. Dubl 1847 
 
 GREGOR, Wm., M.A. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 9. 22, 23. [Vilitation.] 4°. 
 
 Truro, 1805 
 GREGORAS, Nicephorus. 
 
 Born 1295. Died about 1359. ^^ was held in confi- 
 derable efteem at the court of the Emperor Andronicus. 
 He propofed the fame reform in the Calendar which was 
 carried into effedt three centuries afterwards by Pope Gre- 
 gory XIII. 
 
 Byzantina hiftoria, Gr. et Lat. Byzant. Hift. 17 
 GREGORY I., Saint, firnamed the Great. 
 
 One of the moft celebrated of the Roman pontiffs. Born 
 at Rome about 550, of an illuftrious family. Appointed 
 Prefedl of Rome, but foon embraced the monaftic life, and 
 founded fix monafteries. Elected Pope 590. Died 604. He 
 was a man of extraordinary abilities, humble, mild, com- 
 paffionate, hofpitable, and difmterefted. Auguftin the monk 
 was fent by him into Britain to convert the natives. The 
 pfalmody of the Church was reformed by him, and the Gre- 
 gorian chant dates from him. The beft edition of his works 
 is that of 1705. Reprinted in 17 vol. 4°. Venet. 1768-76. 
 Opera omnia, ad manufcriptos codices Romanes, 
 Gallicanos, Anglicanos emendata, aufta, et 
 illuftrata notis, ftudio et labore monachorum 
 ordinis S. Benedidi e Congregatione S. Mauri. 
 4 vol. Folio. Par. 1705 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Prefatio generalis ----- i-xxii 
 
 Libri moralium in Job xxxv. - - - . i 
 
 Homiliarium in Ezechielem prophetam libri duo H74 
 XL. homiliarum in evangelia libri duo, — 
 
 Dom. ii. Adventus ; Erunt figna in fole - 1436 
 
 Dom. guinquagef. Affumfit Jefus xii. difcipulos fuos 
 
 1440 
 
 Die S. Felicit. mart. Loquente Jefus ad turbas ecce 
 
 mater ejus ----- 1444 
 
 De apoftolis : Mifit Jefus xii. difcipulos- - 1446 
 
 Die S. Andr. apoft. Ambulans Jefus juxta mare Ga- 
 
 lileae .-.--. j^jq 
 
 41"
 
 1.315 
 
 i3i6 
 
 GREGORY I., Saint [contmued). 
 
 Dom. iii. Adventus: Cum audiflet Joannes in vin- 
 culis opera Chrifti - - - . . 145* 
 
 Dom. iv. Adv. Miferunt Judaei ab lerofolymis facer- 
 dotes et Levitas - - - - 1456 
 
 In die natalis Domini : Exiit ediftum aCsfare Augufto 
 
 1460 
 
 In die nat. S. Sylveftri : Homo quidam peregre profi- 
 cifcens ------- 1462 
 
 In die Epiphanise : Cum natus eflet Jefus in Beth- 
 lehem Juda ----- 1466 
 
 In die S. Agnetis : Simile eft regnum caslorum the- 
 fauro ------- 1472 
 
 In die S. Agnetis : Simile eft regnum caelorum x. vir- 
 ginibus 1476 
 
 In dieS. FelicisConf. Sint lumbi veftri prascindti 1480 
 
 Dom. ii. poft Pafcha : Ego fum Paftor bonus 1484 
 
 Dom. in Sexagefima : Cum turba plurima convenirct 
 
 1488 
 
 Dom. i. Quadragefirnae '• Ductus eft Jefus in defertum 
 
 '492 
 
 Ad epifcopos m Pontes Lateran. Defignavit Jefus et 
 
 alios Ixxii. ------ 1496 
 
 Dom. in PafT. Dicebat Jefus turbis Judaeorum 1506 
 
 Dom. in Septuagefima : Simile eft regnum caelorum 
 
 homini patrifamilias - - - - 1510 
 
 Sabbato quat. temp, ante nat. Chrifti. Anno xv. im- 
 perii Tiberii Caefaris - - - - 15 16 
 
 In die S. Pafchae : Maria Magdalene et Maria Jacobi 
 
 et Salome 
 
 1524 
 
 Sabbato poft Pafcha : Una fabbati Maria Magdalene 
 
 venit mane - - - - - -1530 
 
 In craftino Pafcha? : Duo exdifcipulis Jefu ibant 1536 
 Feria iv. Pafchae: Manifeftavit fe iterum Jefus 1540 
 Feria V. Pafchs: Maria ftabat - - 1544 
 
 In odtavis Pafchae : Cum eflet fero die ilia una Sab- 
 
 batorum - - - - - -1552 
 
 In die S. Pancratii : Hoc eft praeceptum meum 1560 
 SS. Neri et Achilei : Erat quidam Regulus 1566 
 
 In afcenf. Domini : Recumbentibus undecim difcipulis 
 
 1568 
 In die S. Pentecoftes : Si quis diligit me - 1574 
 
 Sub. quat. temp. Septembris: Arborem fici habebat 
 
 1582 
 SS. Procefli et Martiniani : Si quis vult poft me 
 
 venire ------- 1586 
 
 Feria fexta quat. temp. Septembris : Rogabat Jefum 
 
 quidam Pharifajus - . - . 1592 
 
 Dom. iii. poft Pent. Erant appropinquantes ad Jefum 
 
 publican! et peccatores - - . . 1600 
 
 Die S. Mennae : Cum audieritis praslia et feditiones 
 
 1612 
 Dom. ii. poft Pent. Homo quidam fecit ccenam mag- 
 
 nam - - - - - - 1618 
 
 Die S. Sebaftiani : Si quis venit ad me et non odit 
 
 1626 
 In Bafilica B. Clementis : Loquebatur Jefus in para- 
 
 bolis ---...- 1634 
 In Bafilica B. Joannis : Cum appropinquaret Jefus 
 
 Jerufalem . . - . . 1644 
 
 Dom. ii. poft Pentecoften : Homo quidem erat Dives 
 
 Oratio de mortalitate ... - 1662 
 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Liber regulas paftoralis . . . , j 
 
 Dialogorum libri iv. de vita et miraculis Patrum Itali- 
 
 corum, et de eternitate animarum, Gr. et Lat. 103 
 Regiftrum epiftolarum ----- 47^ 
 Epiftolarum ordo ----- 1305 
 
 Index geographicus et varii indices - - - 13 iS 
 
 Vol. 3. Pars I. 
 Liber facramentorum - - - . i 
 
 Appendix ad Librum Sacramentorum : Vetus mifl'a 241 
 NotaeD. Hugonis Menardi in Librum Sacramentorum 273 
 
 GREGORY I., Saint {cotiunued). 
 
 Benediftiones quas in Libro Sacramentorum defiderantur 
 ex Lambecio - - - . - - 621 
 
 Benedi(5tionum epifcopalium aliud fupplementum ex MS. 
 
 625 
 649 
 
 733 
 878 
 
 et Samuelis 
 
 397 
 466 
 561 
 579 
 
 19 
 199 
 
 336 
 
 Thcodoricenfi 
 Liber antiphonarius . - - 
 
 Liber refponfalis, five antiphonarius 
 Hymni . - - . . 
 
 Indices ------ 
 
 Vol. 3. Pars 2. 
 Expofitiones in librum i. Regum, qu 
 
 dicitur ..-.--. 
 Expofitio fuper Cantica Canticorum 
 Expofitio in vii. Plalmos poenitentiales 
 Concordia quorundam teftimoniorum S. Scripturae 
 Indices ------- 
 
 Vol. 4. Pars I. 
 Vita S. Gregorii Papae, auftore Paolo Diacono - 
 Eadem, audtore Johanne Diacono 
 Eadem, ex Gregorii fcriptis . . - - 
 
 Indices ------- 
 
 Vol. 4. Pars 2. 
 
 S. Paterii liber de expofitione V. et N. Teftamenti de 
 
 diverfis libris S. Gregorii concinnatus - - I 
 
 Alulfi de expofitione Novi Teftamenti liber 587 
 
 De cura paftorali liber. 16°. Par. 1668 
 
 MifTarum folennia et earum ritus. 
 
 Pamelii Liturgica, i . 649 
 Liturgia, Anaphora. 
 
 AlTemani, J. A. Codex Liturgicus, 7. 87 
 Sacramentum. Muratori, Liturgia, 2. I 
 
 Narratio de rebus Armenias. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, 2. 271 
 Epiftola ad Secundinum. Canifius, 2. P, 2. 146 
 Vita S. Gregorii M. ab incerto auftore confcripta. 
 
 Ibid. 2. P. 3. 251 
 Morals on the Book of Job. Tranflated, with 
 notes and indices. 3 vol. in 4. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1844-50 
 
 Being vol. 18, 21, 23, and 31 of the Library of Fathers. 
 Vol. I. (Parts I and 2). 1844. Chap, i.-xii. 5. 
 Vol. 2. (Parts 3 and 4). 1845. Chap. xii. 6-xxxi. 
 Vol. 3. Part I (Part 5, and Books 28, 29). 1847. 
 
 Chap, xxxii.— xxxviii. 33. 
 Vol. 3. Part 2. (Book 30-35.) 1850. Chap, xxxviii. 
 
 34-xli. Indexes. 
 
 GREGORY Nazianzen [or Theologus], Saint. 
 
 Born at Nazianzum, in Cappadocia, 324. Chofen Biftiop 
 of Conftantinople 378. Died 389. His piety was ardent 
 and fincere, his benevolence and charity boundlefs, an able 
 champion againft the Arians ; his learning was profound, 
 in eloquence he furpafled all his contemporaries, according 
 to Dupin, in the purity of his words, the noblenefs of his 
 expreflions, the ornaments of his difcourfe, the variety of 
 his figures, the juftnefs of his comparifons, the beauty of 
 his reafonings, and the fublimity of his thoughts. The 
 beft edition of his works is that of which the firft volume 
 was publiftied in 1778, but, being interrupted by the firft 
 French Revolution, the fecond was not printed until 1840. 
 Opera, Gr. et Lat. Notis Prunasi, Morelli, &c. 
 
 2 vol. Folio. Par. 1630 
 
 Vol. I. Vita. Orationes liii. Epiftolae. Teftamentum. 
 Vol. 2. Carmina. De epifcopis. Notas. 
 Opera omnia, quse extant vel ejus nomine cir- 
 cumferuntur, ad MSS. codices Gallicanos, Va- 
 ticanos, Germanicos, Anglicos, nee non ad 
 antiquiores editiones caftigata ; multis aufta, 
 &c. &c. Opera et Itudio monachorum ordinis
 
 1317 
 
 I3i8 
 
 GREGORY Nazianzen, Saint {continued). 
 
 S. Benedidi e Congregatione S. Mauri. 2 vol. 
 Folio. Par. 1 778-1 840 
 
 Vol. I. Par. 1778. 
 Praefatio generalis ----- i 
 
 Vita ex ipfius potiflimum fcriptis, nunc primum adornata 
 
 Ixxix 
 Vita, a Gregorio, prefbytero, Graece confcripta, Gr. et 
 
 Lat. - - cxxv. 
 
 Selefta veterum teftimonia, &c. - - clix-cci 
 
 OratJones, — 
 
 1. In S. Pafcha et in tarditatem - - 3 
 
 2. Apologetica - - - - - II 
 
 3. Ad eos qui ipfum acciverant, non occurrerant 68 
 
 4. Adverfus Julianum imperatorem prior inveftiva 78 
 
 5. Secunda in Julianum invedliva - - 147 
 
 6. Prima de pace oratio - - - - 178 
 
 7. Funebris oratio in laudem Casfarii fratris 198 
 
 8. Funebris oratio in laudem fororis fuae - 218 
 
 9. Apologeticus ad patrem fuum - - 234 
 
 10. In feipfum, ad patrem et Bafilium Magnum, poft 
 reditum e fuga - - - - - 239 
 
 11. Ad Gregorium Nyffenum - - 241 
 
 12. Ad patrem ----- 248 
 
 13. In confecratione Eulalii - - - 253 
 
 14. De pauperum amore - . - . 257 
 
 15. In Machabaeorum laudem - - 286 
 
 16. In patrem tacentem propter plagam grandinis 299 
 
 17. Ad cives Nazianzenos - - - - 317 
 
 18. Funebris in patrem • - - - 330 
 
 19. De fuis fermonibus - - - - 364 
 
 20. De dogmate et conftitutione epifcoporum 376 
 
 21. In laudem Magni Athanafii - - 386 
 
 22. Secunda de pace ----- 414 
 
 23. Tertia de pace . . - . 425 
 
 24. In laudem S. Cypriani - - - 437 
 
 25. In laudem Heronis philofophi - - 454 
 
 26. In feipfum, cum rura rediiflet - - 471 
 
 27. Theologica prima, adverfus Eunomianos 487 
 
 28. Theologica fecunda, de theologia - 495 
 
 29. Theologica tertia, de Filio - - - 522 
 
 30. Theologica quarta, de Filio - - 540 
 
 31. Theologica quinta, de Spiritu Sanfto - 556 
 
 32. De moderatione in difputationibus fervanda 579 
 
 33. Adverfus Arianos, et de feipfo - - 603 
 
 34. In yEgyptiorum adventum - - - 619 
 
 35. De martyribus et adverfus Arianos - 629 
 
 36. De feipfo ----- 634 
 
 37. In diftum evangelii : Cum confummaflet Jefus 
 hos fermones ----- 645 
 
 38. In Theophania, five natalitia Salvatoris - 663 
 
 39. In fanfta lumina - - - - 677 
 
 40. In fanftum baptifma - - - - 691 
 
 41. In Pentecoftcn - - - - 731 
 
 42. Supremum vale coram centum quinquaginta epi- 
 fcopis ------- 748 
 
 43. Funebris oratio in laudem Bafilii Magni 770 
 
 44. In novam Dominicam - - - 835 
 
 45. In fandtum Pafcha - - . . 845 
 Appendix : Spuria — 
 
 Significatio in Ezechielem ... 870 
 
 Metaphrafis in Ecclefiaften - - - 874 
 
 De fide orthodoxa contra Arianos - - 894 
 
 De fide orthodoxa, tradtatus fecundus - - 906 
 
 Indices ------- 907 
 
 Vol. 2. Par. 1840. Edente et curante D. A. B. 
 Caillau. 
 
 Praefatio novi editoris, &c. - - - , i-xxiii 
 
 Epiftolas ----.. I 
 
 Exemplum Teftamenti - - - - - 201 
 
 Carmina, — 
 
 Theologica ...--. 207 
 
 Hiftorica - - - - - - -631 
 
 Epitaphia .--..-. 109 
 Epigrammata --.-.- 1165 
 
 GREGORY Nazianzen, Saint {continued). 
 
 Appendix : Chriftus patiens - - - 1206 
 
 Indices - - - - - -1357 
 
 Carmina inedita. Tollii Infignia, i 
 
 In Julianum inveftivae dux, oratio, epiftolse, et 
 tcftamentum, Gr. cum fcholiis Grscis, ex 
 bibliotheca H. Savilii. Edidit R. Montagu. 
 4°. Etonee, 1 6 10 
 
 Odse. Poetae Grsci Veteres, 2. 184 
 
 Ex metricis ejus pocmatibus quinam libri legendi 
 V. et N. Teft. Beveregii Pandcftae, 2, Pars i 
 
 Carmina et epiftols in operum editionibus defide- 
 rantur, Gr.etLat. Bibl. Patr.Galland., 6. 352 
 
 Panegyrick upon the Maccabees, tranflated. See 
 Collier, Jeremy. 
 
 Oration on the nativity, and lelefl poems, trans- 
 lated. See Boyd, H. S. 
 
 Gregory of Nazianzum, by Ullman. Trans- 
 lated by Cox. 12°. Lond. 
 
 GREGORY Nyssen, Saint. 
 
 An eminent Father of the Church, brother of St. Bafil. 
 Born in Cappadocia about 332. Ordained Bifhop of Nylfa 
 about 372. Having greatly oppofed the Arians, he was 
 banirtied by the Emperor Valens about 374. Recalled 378. 
 Died 396. He was prefent at the fecond General Council 
 which was held at Conftantinople 382, and had a principal 
 fhare in drawing up the Nicene Creed. He is highly ex- 
 tolled for the extent of his learning, the quicknefs of his 
 parts, the perfuafivenefs of his eloquence, and the piety and 
 fanftity of his life, but is accufed of being affefted, and of 
 mingling philofophy with divinity. The beft edition of 
 his works is that of 1638 ; that of 1 61 5, with an appendix 
 publiihed in 1618, is a good edition. 
 Opera, nunc denuo corredtius et accuratius edita, 
 au6i:a, et notis, nee non indicibus neceffariis 
 ornata. Gr. et Lat. 3 vol. Folio. Par. 1638 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Prolegomena, &c. - - - - - Ff. 8 
 
 Hexaemeron, five hiftoria de opere fex dierum i 
 
 . De hominis opificio ----- 44 
 
 In verba, Faciamus hominem ad imaginem, &c. oratio i. 
 
 139 
 
 In hominis procreationem, oratio ii. - - 153 
 
 De vita Mofis, five de vita perfedla - - 167 
 
 In Pfalmorum infcriptiones - - - - 257 
 
 In fextum Pfalmum, de odlava - - - 367 
 
 In Ecclefiaften condones viii. - - - 373 
 
 In Cantica Canticorum explanatio - - 468 
 
 De oratione dominica homiliae v. - - - 712 
 
 De beatudinibus orationes viii. - - - 762 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 In I Cor. 15. 28, Tunc ipfe Filius fubjcietur, &c. oratio 6 
 De eo, quid fit, ad imag. Dei et fimilitud. - 22 
 
 De ventriloqua, feu de Pythoniffa - - 35 
 
 In fuam ordinationem oratio - - - - 40 
 
 Contra Apollinarem ----- 47 
 
 De pauperibus amandis oratio ii. - - - 49 
 
 Contra fatum .-.--- 62 
 
 Adverfus Grascos ex communibus notionibus - 82 
 
 De anima ------ 90 
 
 Epiftola ad S. Letoium, Melitines epifcopum - 114 
 In eos qui difterunt baptifma - - - 124 et 215 
 
 De fugienda fornicatione - - - 129 et 260 
 
 In mulierem peccatricem, in eos qui alios acerb, jud. 132 
 De pauperibus amandis oratio i. - - 13S et 235 
 In Pentecoften oratio - - - - 144 
 
 Contra ufurarios ----- 146 et 225 
 
 De Trinitate adverfus Judaeos - - - 151 
 
 Oratio de poenitentia ----- 165 
 
 Vita S. Macrinae virginis quas Bafilii Magni foror fuit 177
 
 1319 
 
 13ZO 
 
 GREGORY Nyffen, Saint (continued). 
 
 Orado in xl. martyres . . . . 205 
 
 In principium jejunii oratio - . - . 247 
 
 Contra Eunomium orationes xii. - - 265 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 De S. Trinitate, et quod Spiritus Sandlus fit Deus 6 
 
 Quod non fint tres Dil - - - - - 15 
 
 De differentia eflentiae et hypoftafeos - - 28 
 
 De fide ad Simplicium Tribunum - - - 38 
 
 Catechetica magna oratio - . - . 43 
 
 De virginitate - - - - - - 121 
 
 Contra Manichasos - - . . . 180 
 
 De anima et relurreftione, dialogus, qui Macrinia infcri- 
 
 bitur --..-.- 181 
 
 Adverfus Apollinarem .... 261 
 
 De profeffione Chriftiana .... 267 
 
 De perte(flione Chriltiani - - - - 271 
 
 De propofito fecundum Deum ... 298 
 
 In eos qui aegre ferunt reprehenfiones - - 311 
 
 De infantibus qui prsemature abripiuntur - - 317 
 
 In diem natalem Chrifti, oratio - - - 339 
 
 De S. Stephano, oratio - - - - - 354 
 
 De S. Chrifti baptifmate .... 366 
 
 De S. Pakhae fefto 382 
 
 De S. refurreftione Domini ... ^00 
 
 De alcenfione Domini - . . . . 441 
 
 De occurfu Domini . . - . . ^^^ 
 
 De deitate Filii et Spiritus S. - - - - 464 
 
 In laudem Bafilii Magni .... ^jg 
 
 In laudem xl. martyrum .... ^^^ 
 
 In funere Pulcheriae, oratio confolatoria - 514 
 
 De Placilla oratio funebris .... 524 
 
 De vita S. Gregorii Thaumaturgi - - 534 
 
 De laudibus S. Theodori .... 578 
 
 De Magno Meletio . - - . . 587 
 
 Vita S. Ephraim ...... 595 
 
 De mortuis oratio - - . . - 617 
 
 Epiftola ad Flavianum ..... 645 
 
 Oratio de iis qui adeunt Hierofolyma - - 651 
 
 Epiftola ad Euftathiam, Ambrofiam, et Bafiliffam 659 
 
 Annotationes et notas .... - 1-84 
 
 Indices - - - - - - - Ff. 11 
 
 Opera et epiflolag in ejus operum editionibus de- 
 
 fiderantur, Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gall. 6.517 
 Antirrheticus adverfus Apollinarem. 
 Teftimonia adverfus Judasos. 
 Nova laudatio S. Stephani. 
 Sermo de Spiritu Sanfto. 
 Epiftols xiv. 
 
 Omnia Gr. et Lat. Zacagnii Colleflanea 
 Epiftola contra Apollinarium. Canifms, i. 190 
 De pauperibus amandis et benignitate complec- 
 
 tendis. Grynsus, Lat. 1780 
 
 Canones. Beveregii Pandedlse, 2. Pars i 
 
 De anima et refurreftione dialogus, qui Macrinia 
 
 infcribitur. Wolf, .Anecd. Graeca ii. 284 
 
 Pofterior pars emendationum in Gregorii NyfTeni 
 
 Macrinia. Ibid. iii. i 
 
 Sermo adverfus Arium atque Sabelllum. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 8. P. 2. i 
 Sermo de Spiritu Sanfto adverfus Macedonianos 
 
 Pneumatomachos, Ibid. 8. P. 2, 10 
 
 GREGORY Thaumaturgus [or Neocassariensis], 
 
 Saint. 
 
 An eminent Father of the Church. Born at Neo- 
 Csfarea, in Pontus. Educated in the learning and religion 
 cf paganifm. Embraced Chriftianity, and after ftudying 
 under Origen, was ordained Bilhop of Neo-Casfarea about 
 239. Died between 264 and 271. Beft edition of his 
 
 GREGORY Thaumaturgus, Saint {continued). 
 
 works 1622. He was a man of uncommon meeknefs and 
 
 humility, and evangelical in his whole life. 
 
 SS. PP. Gregorii Neocasfarienlls Epifc. cogno- 
 mento Thaumaturgi, Macarii JEgyptii, et 
 Bafilii Seleucise Ifauriae Epifcopi, Opera 
 omnia, qus reperiri potuerunt, nunc primum 
 Graece et Latine conjundlim edita, cum indici- 
 bus neceffariis. Acceffit Joannis Zonarje ex- 
 pofitio canonicarum epiftolarum. Folio. 
 
 Par. 1622 
 De S. Gregorio Thaum. Elogia, &c. - - Ff, 8 
 
 S. Gregorius Thaum., — 
 
 Expofitio fidei -..--- i 
 
 Capita xii. de fide, fubje€lo fingulis capitibus anathe- 
 
 matifmo ...... 2 
 
 De duabus in Chrifto naturis ... g 
 
 In annunciationem S. Virginis, fermones iii. 9 
 
 Sermo in S. Theophania, id eft de Dei apparitione, 
 five de Chrifld baptifmo ... -jo 
 
 Epiftola canonica de iis qui in barbarorum incurfione 
 idolothyta comederant - - - - 37 
 
 De anima ...... 42 
 
 In Origenem profphonetica ac panegyrica oratio 48 
 Metaphrafis feu tranflatio in Ecclefiaften Salomonis 77 
 Alia expofitio fidei - - - - . 97 
 
 Notae Gerardi Voflii, J. Billii, et F. Ducaei 103 
 
 Indices ...... Ff. 4 
 
 S. Macarius .(Egyptius, — 
 
 Indices, &c. .--... Ff. 13 
 Homiliaj 1. - - - - - - 1-242 
 
 B. Bafilius Seleucia; epifc, — 
 
 Ad leftorem, &c. - - - - - Ff. 5 
 
 Orationes xl. - - - - - i 
 
 For contents fee Basilius. 
 De vita ac miraculis D. Theclae Virginis 
 Iconienfis ..... 
 
 Notae Claudii Daufqueii et Petri Pantini Tiletani 
 Indices ..----. 
 
 Joannis Zonarae expofitio canonicarum epiftolarum fanc- 
 torum patrum elaborata .... x-i 14 
 
 Opera. Bibl. Max. Patr. 3. 303 
 
 Opera, accefferunt epiftola Origenis ad ipfum 
 Gregorium, necnon vita ejuldem. Gr. et Lat. 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 3. 385 
 Scholion in Matt. 6. 22, 23 ; lb. 14 ; Appendix 
 In Ecclefiaften commentariolus. 
 
 Grynaeus, Lat. 944 
 Expofitio fidei. Hippolyti Opera, 2. 224 
 
 Expofitio accurata fidei, Grasce. 
 
 Mai, Script. Vet. 7. P. i. 170 
 
 Epiftola canonica. Routh, Reliquiae, 3. 253 
 
 Canones. Grynaeus, Lat. 22 
 
 Beveregii Pandemias, 2 Pars i 
 
 xii. capita de fide et anathematifmis, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Canifius, i. 20 
 GREGORY Turonensis [Georgius Florentius]. 
 
 Born in Auvergne 539 ; died 593. This prelate, who 
 took the name of Gregorius on his appointment to the fee 
 of Tours, was one of the chief characters in the feuds 
 which rent France during the fixth century. He conftantly 
 ad:ed as a mediator, a peace-maker, a protedlor of order. 
 The merits of the chronicle compofed by Gregorius Turo- 
 nenfis are univerfally admitted. It is a clear, minute, and 
 impartial work, throwing the greateft light on the origins 
 of the French nation. The following is the beft edition. 
 Opera omnia, necnon Fredegarii Scholaftici epi- 
 tome et chronicum cum fuis continuatoribus 
 
 martyris 
 225 
 
 315 
 391 
 
 i
 
 I32I 
 
 1322 
 
 GREGORY Turonenfis {continued). 
 
 et aliis antiquis monumentis ; ad codices MSS. 
 et veteres editiones, collata, emendata et audta, 
 atque notis et obfervationibus illullrata, opera 
 et lludio Domini Theodorici Ruinart, mona- 
 chi Benediftini. Folio. Par. 1699 
 
 Prafatio, &c. Ff- 46 
 
 Vita S. Gregorii, annales Francifci, &c. - Ff, 1 1 
 
 Hiftoria Francorum ----- i 
 
 Ejufdem hiftoriae epitome per Fredegarium - 547 
 
 Fredegarii chronicum cum quatuor ejus contlnuatoribus 
 
 595 
 Ejufdem Fredegarii fragmenta de Francis - - 705 
 
 S. Gregorii Turonenfis libri miraculorum, — 
 
 De gloria beatorum martyrum - - 721 
 
 De pafTione, virtutibus, et gloria S. Juliani martyris 847 
 Liber in gloria beatorum confefforum - - 891 
 
 De virtutibus S. Martini epifcopi - - 993 
 
 Vitas patrum, feu liber de vitaquorumdamFelicioforum 
 
 1 143 
 Commentarii in Pfalmos fragmenta . - - 1257 
 
 Opera eidem in vetuftis MSS. tributa : vita vii. dor- 
 mientium, vita S. Aridii abbatis, &c. - 12.57 
 
 Appendix veterum monumentorum - - - 13 17 
 
 Addenda et emendanda . . - - 1389 
 
 Indices ------- 1405 
 
 Hiftoria Francorum, &c. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 11. 707 
 Hiftoria Francorum. Du Chefne, Hift. Franc, i 
 Fragmenta duo ex commentario Gregorii epifcopi 
 Turonenfis in Pfalmos. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 62 
 GREGORY, Saint, Bifliop of Antioch. 
 
 Flourifhed in the feventh century. 
 Oratio in mulieres unguentiferas. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 823 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, i. 827 
 
 Sermo et oratio. Bibl, Patr. Gallandii, 12. 289 
 
 GREGORY of C^farea. 
 
 Flourifhed 940. 
 Oratio in Nicsnos patres. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, 2. 547 
 GREGORY VII., Pope [HildebrandJ. 
 
 Born of mean parentage in Soana. Entered among the 
 monks of Cluni. Eledted Pope 1073. Died 1085. He 
 aflumed extraordinary powers and claimed fuperiority over 
 the fovereigns of Europe, not only in all fpiritual but 
 temporal affairs. 
 (Life of) See Bowden. 
 
 Epiftols. Concilia 
 
 (Vita et gefta.) Authore Benone Cardinali. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, i. 78 
 GREGORY IX. [Ugolino]. 
 
 Eledled Pope 1227. Died 1241. 
 Decretales. Corpus Juris Canonici 
 
 GREGORY XVI., Pope. 
 
 A letter of our moft holy father, by divine providence, 
 Pope Gregory XVI. to the archbifhops and bifhops of 
 Ireland. Tranflated from the original Latin, and now 
 firfl publifhed. Pp. 71. 8°. Land. 1836 
 
 The encyclical letter of our Lord Pope Gregory XVI. to 
 all patriarchs, primates, archbifhops, and bifhops, iffued 
 May 8, 1844. Tranflated into Englifh by Sir Culling 
 Eardley Smith, Bart. With the Latin text, and the 
 authorifed Italian tranflation appended. With the addrefs 
 of the Chriflian Alliance of New York. Pp. 40. 8°. 
 
 Loud. 1845 
 
 GREGORY Decapolita, Saint. 
 
 Flourifhed 8 I 7. 
 
 Sermo hiftoricus, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 13. 513 
 GREGORIUS Palamas, Schifmaticus. 
 
 Archbifhop of Theflalonica. 
 Profopopceise. 
 
 Orationes duce in Dominicam transformationem. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 199 
 GREGORIUS Heymburgensis. 
 Confutatio primatus Papae. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 114 
 GREGORIUS de Sclavonia. 
 
 Canon of Tours. Flourifhed 1411. 
 
 Liber de tuenda virginis Deo confecratas fandli- 
 monia. Pez, Bib. Afcet. ix. 255 
 
 GREGORIUS, Monachus et Chartophylax Coe- 
 nobii Farfenfis. 
 
 Chronicon Farfenfe, five hiftoria ejufdem monas- 
 terii ab ejus origine, hoc eft ab anno circiter 
 681 ufque ad annum 1 104 deduda. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 2 Pars 2. 287 
 
 GREGORY, Francis, D.D., Reftor of Ham- 
 bleden. 
 
 The dodlrine of the glorious Trinity, not ex- 
 plained, but aflerted by feveral texts as they 
 are expounded by the ancient fathers and later 
 divines. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1695 
 
 Etymologicum parvum [Gr.] ex Magno illo Syl- 
 burgii, Euftathio, Martinio, &c. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1654 
 
 GREGORIE, John, M.A. 
 
 A learned divine. Born in Buckinghamfhire 1607. 
 Educated at Chrifl Church, Oxford. Chaplain to BilTiop 
 Duppa 1638. Prebendary of Salifbury 1 64 1. Deprived at 
 the Rebellion. Died 1646. 
 Works. Fourth edit., corredled. 4°. Z. 1684 
 
 Part I. 
 Notes and obfervations upon fome pafTages of Scripture. 
 Inter alia, — 
 
 2 Sam. 1. 18. Kefheth; or, the fong of the bow I 
 
 Jehovah Elohim ----- 5 
 
 Mark, 14. 15. The upper rooms - - 7 
 
 Sitting and filence ----- 24 
 
 Matt. II. 12 ----- 27 
 
 2 Sam. 5. 6, 8. The blind and the lame - 29 
 
 1 Sam. 6. 5. The golden mice - - 35 
 Afts, 19. 35 - - - - - - 43 
 
 AdVs, 19.24. The filver fhi-ines - - 51 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 8. Jannes and Jambres - - 61 
 
 Gen. 41. 45 63 
 
 Gen. 4. 15. Cain's thau . - - - 67 
 
 Zach. 6. 12. The eafl - - - - 75 
 
 Ifa. 57. 15. Shecinah - - - - 136 
 
 Part 2. 
 A fhort account of the author's life, by John Gurgany. 
 A difcourfe of the lxx interpreters, the place and manner 
 
 of their interpretation - - - - i 
 
 A difcourfe declaring what time the Nicene Creed began 
 
 to be fung in the Church - - - - 47 
 
 A fermon upon the refurre6tion, from I Cor. 15. 20 57 
 KAl'NA'N AET'TEPOS j or, a difproof of him, in S. 
 
 Luke, 3. 36 ----- - 77 
 
 Epifcopus puerorum ; or, a difcovery of an ancient cuflom 
 
 in the church of Sarum, making an anniverfary bifhop 
 
 among the choriflers - - - - - 95 
 
 De aeris et epochis j fhcwing the feveral accounts of time
 
 •323 
 
 1324 
 
 GREGORY, John, M.A. 
 
 among all nations, from the creation to the prefent age 
 
 127 
 
 The Affyrian monarchy j being an account of its rife 
 
 and fall - - - - - - -177 
 
 The defcription and ufe of the terreftrial globe 257 
 
 Note et obfervationes in aliquot SS. Scripture 
 
 loca. Critici Sacri, 8 
 
 Tranflated from the notes and obfervations in the volume 
 
 above defcribed. 
 
 GREGORY, George, D.D., F.A.S. 
 
 Born 1754. Studied at the Univerfity of Edinburgh. 
 
 Curate of St. Giles, Cripplegate, London, 1782, where he 
 
 became very popular as a preacher. Prefented to the living 
 
 of Weft Ham, EfTex, 1804. Died 1808. He was the 
 
 tranflator of Bilhop Lowth's Ledlures on Hebrew poetry, 
 
 and a voluminous mifcellaneous writer. 
 
 An hiftory of the Chrillian Church from the 
 
 earlieft periods to the prefent time. 2 vol. 
 
 12°. Land. 1790 
 
 Sermons. To which are prefixed, thoughts on 
 
 the compofition and delivery of a fermon. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1787 
 Thoughts on the compofition and delivery of a fermon 
 
 i-lxxxiv 
 
 John, 8. 24. Faith in Chrift a pofitive duty - i 
 
 I Cor. 8. I. The charaflers of the infidel and the 
 
 enthufiaft compared - - . . ly 
 
 Luke, 16, 23, 24. Parable of the rich man and Lazarus 
 
 33 
 Prov. 19. 3. The nature of human happinefs and the 
 means of attaining it - - - - - 47 
 
 Job, 21. 15. Origin and ufe of prayer - - 69 
 
 Micah, 6. 8. The elfential duties of morality - 83 
 
 I Pet. 5. 5. Humility _ - - . 107 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 32. Temperance - . . . i^y 
 Matt. 26. 74. Licentioufnefs of the tongue - 141 
 Gal. 5. 17. Government of the paffions - - 161 
 Matt. 5. 20. The characters of the hypocrite and the 
 
 libertine compared - - - - 177 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 14. The inftitution of preaching, and the 
 means of improvement in religious knowledge 195 
 
 Luke, 8. 52. Preparation for death. Fun. ferm. 209 
 Exod. 20. 15. Education. Char. Sch. - - 225 
 Matt. 14. I, 2. Confcience - - - 243 
 Luke, 9. 55, 56. Toleration, Riots, 1780 - 259 
 Mark, 3. 4. The lawfulnefs and expediency of inocula- 
 tion for the fmall-pox - - - - 277 
 An exhortation, &c. ----- 303 
 
 GREGORY, John, M.D., F.R.S. 
 
 Profeflbr of Phyfic in the Univerfity of Edinburgh. 
 
 Born at Aberdeen 1724. Died 1773. He was a univerfal 
 
 and elegant fcholar. 
 
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 Profefi"or. Refigned in 1838 from ill-health. Died 1841. 
 He fuperintended the almanacks publilhed by the Sta- 
 tioners' Company from 18 17, and was the editor of the 
 Pantalogia, and author of various mathematical works. 
 Letters to a friend on the evidences, dodtrines, 
 
 and duties of the Chriflian religion. Second 
 
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 the heathens. Myfteries in religion. Genuinenefs of 
 the Scriptures. Evidence from prophecies, — from 
 miracles. Refurredlion of Chrift. Infpiration of 
 Scripture, &c. 
 
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 nature. The atonement. Divinity of Chrift. On 
 converfion. Juftification by faith. Providence. Re- 
 furredlion of the body. Eternal exiftence. Chriftian 
 duties. 
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 Heb. 2. 3 - - 84 
 
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 from the authorities of Scripture, reafon, and fadt 25 
 
 Ezek. 33. II. A diftindt view of the long-fufFering and 
 mercies of God in the pardon of fin, and the efficacy 
 of repentance to procure that pardon - 51 
 
 Pfa. 84. I. The beauty of holinefs difcovered in the 
 harmony and excellence of religious duties, as per- 
 formed in the publick worftiip of God - - 81 
 
 Matt. 5. 34. shewing the lawful ufe, and the finful 
 abufe of oaths, in oppofition to fuperflution and pro- 
 fanenefs -...-. 105 
 
 Heb. 13. 16. Neceffity, reafonablenefs, and excellency 
 of doing good .--.-- 127 
 
 Joel, 2. 15. Duty and advantages of religious abftinence 
 
 158 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. Nature and necefliity of facramental 
 communion - - - - - - 181 
 
 Eph. 4. 8. The great benefits of Chrift's afcention with 
 refpeft to his Church in general, and every member 
 of it in particular - - - - - 211 
 
 Adls, 26. 20. The doftrine of repentance ftated, and 
 the neceflity of it evinced in order to our happinefs 233 
 
 Ifa. 43. II. The fafety of private perfons and publick 
 bodies is only and immediately founded upon the 
 power and providence of God - - - 265 
 
 I Cor. 12.7. Nature, ufe, and improvement offpiritual 
 gifts - - - - - - -291 
 
 I John, 5. 16. An enquiry into the diftinftion, guilt, 
 and danger, of mortal fins; or, what are thofe circum- 
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 ration ------- 25 
 
 Gen. 3. 19. Necefllty and advantages of labour 45 
 
 Gen. 13. 7-9. Origin of property, and a Chriftian's 
 
 duty with regard to it - - - - 66 
 
 Matt. 21. 12, 13. The money-changers in the temple, 
 or the efficacy of the gofpel to fandlify the com- 
 mercial habits of the prefent day - - 92 
 Prov. 22. 6. Modern education - - - 114 
 Prov. I. 7. The only fource of true wifdom 139 
 Prov. 14. 15. Credulity . - - - 167 
 
 I Pet. 3. 8. Courtefy 185 
 
 Rom. 13. 1-5. The Chriftian duty of fubmiffion to 
 civil government ----- 206 
 
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 Rom. 13. 3-5. The important aid which religion brings 
 
 to the laws ------ 229 
 
 I Tim. 2. 2. Duty of prayer for thofe in authority, — 
 
 referring chiefly to the prayer appointed to be read for 
 
 the high court of parliament - - - 249 
 
 Gal. 4. 18. Chriftian zeal - - - - 275 
 
 I Pet. 2. 17. Love for the brotherhood - 301 
 
 Luke, 18. 31-34. Danger of fecular politics when fuf- 
 
 fered to intrude into religion - - - 326 
 
 Jer. 22. 8, 9. National profperity dependent on national 
 
 religion -..-.- 349 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 30. Same fubjeft, referring principally to the 
 
 duty of Chriftians to fend as their reprefentatives to 
 parliament men who " honour God" - - 374 
 
 Afts, 16. 4, 5. Some account of the Church of Eng- 
 land . ^ - - - - - 400 
 
 John, 10. 2, 5. Paftoral character of the Church 424 
 
 Luke, 18. 8. Profpefts of fociety in connexion with 
 
 religion ------- 449 
 
 Poftfcript. On the prefent pofition of the Church 471 
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 Adls, 16. 30. The way of falvation - - I 
 
 Adts, 8. 27-31. The Bible and the Church - 23 
 
 Gal. 3. 22. Scripture the teft of our fpiritual condition 45 
 Heb. 3. 12. Faith and unbelief - - - 67 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Examine your faith - - - 85 
 
 1 Pet. 1. 5. Holinefs - - - - 105 
 Gal. 6. 7, 8. The moral harveft - - - 123 
 Matt. 5. 17-20. The righteoufnefs of the Pharifees 147 
 Dan. 9. 3. Fafting enforced by the example of holy 
 
 men ------- 167 
 
 Matt. 26. 38. The agony in the garden. Watching 189 
 
 Matt. 14. 19, 20. The miracle of the loaves - 209 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 4-6. Man's infufficiency, God's fufficiency 223 
 John, 4. 9. The Jews and the Samaritans - 243 
 Afts, 7. 59. St. Stephen - - . - 261 
 2 Pet. I. 10. Diligence in our Chriftian calling 279 
 Rom. 8. 14, 15. The fons of God - - 305 
 
 1 Tim. 2. I, 2. Prayer to be made for thofe in au- 
 thority - - - - - - - 3^5 
 
 Rom. 7. 21-25. "^^^ fpiritual conteft - 343 
 
 Matt. 20. I. Labourers in the vineyard - - 363 
 
 Mark, 12. 24, 25. The Sadducees refuted - 381 
 
 Praftical fermons. Lond. 1848 
 
 Afts, 20. 27. The counfel of God - - - i 
 
 Col. I. 21, 22. The way of reconciliation. Lent 23 
 Rom. 15. 13. Joy and peace in believing - 41 
 
 Matt. 9. 29. According to your faith be it unto you 61 
 Pfa. 19. 12, 13. Secret and prefumptuous fins. Lent 81 
 James, 5. 16. Confeflion of fins - - - 99 
 
 Gal. 5. 16. Walk in the Spirit - - - 117 
 
 Pfa. 139. 21, 22. Our duty towards God's enemies 137 
 Adls, 2. 41-46. Mutual charity among Chriftians. Club 
 fermon - - - - - - -161 
 
 Luke, 18. 9. Modern Pharifaifm - - 179 
 
 Matt. 11.29. Lowlinefs of heart - - - 199 
 
 Luke, 14. I. Jefus at the table of the Pharifee 219 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 14. The gofpel a favour of life or death 239 
 Matt. 5. 39-41. Refift not evil - - - 257 
 Prov. 3. 5. Lean not to your own underftanding 275 
 Prov. 3. 13, 14. True and falfe wifdom - - 297 
 I Kings, 18. 21. Indifterentifm - - 319 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. Diligence and devotion - 341 
 Pfa. 68. 10. The goodnefs of God to the poor 361 
 Pfa. 37. I. Fret not thyfelf becaufe of the ungodly 381 
 
 GRESWELL, Edward, B.D. 
 
 Fellow of Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford. 
 An expofition of the parables and other parts of 
 the gofpels. 5 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1834 
 
 Vol. I. 
 General introduction. 
 Number and names of the parables - - - i
 
 1327 
 
 1328 
 
 Luke, 8. 4-8. The 
 
 67 
 124 
 
 15. 11-32. 
 
 Luke, 16. 1-13. 
 
 16. 19-31- 
 
 GRESWELL, Edward, B.D. (continued). 
 
 Divifion and claflification of the parables - 18 
 
 On the final end propofed by the ufe of parables 38 
 
 On the firft caufe of the ufe of parables, &c. - 55 
 
 Whether the parables are real or fiditious narratives, &c, 
 
 82 
 On the oeconomy of probation - - 105 
 
 On the millennium, Scriptural teffimoiiies to the doc- 
 trine .....-- 140 
 Hiftorical teftimonies, &c. - - - - 273 
 Objections and ufes - . . - . 412 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 13. 1-9; Mark, 4. 1-9 
 
 fower and the feed .... 
 
 Matt. 13. 24-30. The tares - 
 Mark, 4. 26-29. "^^^ ^^^^ growing lecretly 
 Matt. 13.31, 32; Mark, 4. 30-32 J Luke, 13. 18, 19. 
 
 The muftard feed 151 
 
 Matt. 13. 33; Luke, 13. 20, 21. The leaven 185 
 
 I 3. 44-46. The hidden treafure and the pearl 214 
 
 13. 47, 48. The drawnet call into the fea 249 
 
 18. 1-22. The king taking account of his debtors 
 
 270 
 John, 10. 1-18. The good fliepherd - - 486 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Luke, 10. 25—37. The good Samaritan - - i 
 
 12. 1-21. The rich man's ground - 71 
 
 12. 22-48. The fervants left in waiting for their 
 
 lord 158 
 
 13. 1-9. The barren fig-tree - - 336 
 
 14. 15-24. The great fupper - - 401 
 
 The prodigal fon - - 492 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 The unjuft fleward - - i 
 
 The rich man and Lazarus loi 
 
 17. 20 and 18. 8. The importunate widow 174 
 
 18. 9-14. The Pharil'ee and the Publican 242 
 
 Matt. 20. 1-16. The labourers in the vineyard 324 
 Luke, 19. 11-27. The ten pieces of money 418 
 
 Vol. 5. Part I. 
 
 Matt. 21. 33-44 ; Mark, 12. 1-115 Luke, 9. 18. The 
 
 wicked huibandmen, or the vineyard - i 
 
 Matt. 22. 1-14. The marriage of the king's fon, or the 
 
 wedding garment ----- 102 
 
 Matt. 24. 1-44; Mark, 13. 1-37; Luke, 21. 5-36. 
 The ten virgins and the talents - - 191 
 
 Vol. 5. Part 2. 
 Appendix. 
 
 On the omiflions of the lift of parables'- - i 
 
 Hiftorical examples of the ufe of fables - 8 
 
 Ancient relation of mafter and flave - - 27 
 
 Further teftimonies to the doftrine of the millennium 67 
 On the apocryphal 2d Book of Efdras, the Afcenfio 
 Ifaise Vatis, the Book of Enoch - - 80 
 
 On the Sibylline oracles - - - - 172 
 
 On the perfonal charader of the fower in the parable 
 of the feed ----- 238 
 
 On the exiftence and locality of Hades - 
 An hymn ------ 
 
 Index . _ - - - - . 
 
 A review of this important work will be found in the 
 Brit. Critic, 18. 357. 
 
 Harmonia evangelica, five iv. Evangelia atque 
 Afta Apollolorum, Graece, pro temporis et 
 rerum ferie in partes fex diftributi. Editio 
 quarta. 8°. Oxon. 1845 
 
 The fixth part, containing the A£ts of the Apoftles, was 
 firft added in the third edition. 
 
 DifTertations upon the principles and arrange- 
 ment of an harmony of the gofpels. Second 
 edition. 4 vol. in 5. 8°. Ox/. iS^j 
 
 In tills edition the Jupplcmentary -volume to the former has 
 been incorporated, and much additional matter added. 
 
 GRESWELL, Edward, B.D. {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 Diflertation 
 
 1. On the regularity of the gofpels, and on their fup- 
 plemental relations to each other - - i 
 
 2. Hiftorical inveftigation of the times and the order of 
 the firft three gofpels - - - - 80 
 
 3. On the irregularities of St. Matthew's gofpel 194 
 
 4. On the date of the Paflbver. John, 2. 13 - 239 
 
 5. Verification of the date of the Paflbver. John, 2. 13 
 
 247 
 
 6. On the time of the depofal of Herod Antipas, and 
 on the eclipfe before the death of Herod 283 
 
 7. Computation ofjewifh paflbvers, or other feafts 315 
 
 8. On the 15th year of Tiberius Caefar - 334 
 
 9. On the beginning of the government of Pontius 
 Pilate - 345 
 
 10. On the united and the feparate duration of the m.i- 
 niftry of John the Baptift, and of Jefus Chrift 353 
 
 11. On the age of our Lord at his baptifm - 367 
 
 12. On the time of the year when our Lord was born 
 
 ... 381 
 
 13. On the opinions of the moft ancient Chriftians upon 
 the preceding topics - - - - - 438 
 
 14. On the cenfus of Cyrenius, or the meaning of Luke, 
 2. 2 - - - - - - - 466 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 I 5. On the prophecy of the feventy weeks, and the firft 
 part of the chronology of the Adts of the Apoftles I 
 
 16. On the two genealogies - - - - 82 
 
 17. On the queftion, Who are meant in the gofpels by 
 the 'AS=A.(po/' of Chrift . - - - 108 
 
 18. On the vifit of the Magi - - - - 135 
 
 19. The miniftry of John the Baptift - - 148 
 
 20. The order of the temptations - - 192 
 
 21. The hiatus in the firft three gofpels between the 
 time of the baptifm of our Saviour and the com- 
 mencement of his miniftry in Galilee - 197 
 
 22. Coincidence of a Sabbatic year with the beginning 
 of our Saviour's miniftry . - - - 232 
 
 23. General profpeftive furvey of the miniftry of our 
 Lord in Judaea and Galilee - - - 245 
 
 24. Comparifon of the call of the four difciples, and of 
 the miraculous draught of fifties - - - 383 
 
 25. The call of Levi and the entertainment which fol- 
 lowed ------- 397 
 
 26. The ordination of the Twelve, and the fermons on 
 the mount - - - - - - 411 
 
 27. On the beginning to teach in parables - 435 
 
 28. On the queftion concerning eating with unwaflien 
 hands ------- 448 
 
 29. The difpute concerning precedence - 464 
 
 30. The fupplementary relation of John to the firft 
 three gofpels ------ 482 
 
 31. The fupplementary relation of Luke to the firft two 
 gofpels - - - - - - 5'7 
 
 32. On the village of Martha and Mary - - 545 
 
 33. On the two difpoflfeflions and the blafphemy againrt 
 the Holy Ghoft 580 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 34. On the notices of time fupplied by Luke, 12. I 
 
 35. On the incident relating to the Galileans. Luke, 
 13. 1-9 - - 26 
 
 36. The queftion concerning divorce. Matt. 19. 3-12; 
 Mark, 10. 2-12 ----- 38 
 
 37. The miracles performed at Jericho - - 45 
 
 38. The time of the arrival at Bethany, and on the day 
 of the proceflion to the temple - - 5' 
 
 39. The proceedings of Tuefday in Paflion Week, and 
 on the time of the cleanfing of the temple - 89 
 
 40. Wednefday in Paflion Week - - 109 
 
 41. The time of the celebration of the laft fupper 133 
 
 42. The night of Thurfday and the morning of Friday 
 in Paflion Week - - - - ; 173 
 
 43. The harmony of the accounts ofthe refurredlion 257
 
 1329 
 
 '33° 
 
 GRESWELL, Edward, B.D. [continued). 
 Appendix. 
 
 1. On the fupplementaiy relations of the gofpels 321 
 
 2. The principle of claffification as applied to St. Luke 
 
 327 
 
 3. The prevalence of the Greek language in Paleftine, 
 or other parts of the Eaft - - - 334 
 
 4. The reigns of the Maccabaean princes - 351 
 
 5. Time of the admiflion of Caius Casfar to the coun- 
 cils of Auguftus ----- 356 
 
 6. Date of the marriage of Archelausand Glaphyra 362 
 
 7. Date of the proconfular authority of Tiberius 374 
 
 8. Rate of travelling by fea or land in ancient times 382 
 
 9. The natural or phyfical notices of time fupplied by 
 the gofpel hiftories ----- 3c,4 
 
 10. Time of the imprifonment of John the Baptift 413 
 
 11. Date of the exodus, and of the firft palTover 430 
 
 12. The chronology of the kingdoms of Judah and of 
 Ifrael ------- 482 
 
 Further confideration of Daniel, 10. 13 - 547 
 
 13. Further confideration of the opinions of the moft 
 ancient Chriftians upon the preceding topics 585 
 
 14. Date of the battle of Pharfalia - - 643 
 
 Vol. 4. Part I. Appendix, continued. 
 
 15. On the Cenfus Orbis at the nativity -• - I 
 
 16. On the Jewifh and Julian dates of the feveral years 
 of the Jewifh war - - - - 66 
 
 17. Chronology of the Hiftoria Naturalis of Pliny 82 
 
 18. Chronology of the fecond Jewifh war in the time of 
 Hadrian ------ 98 
 
 19. On the prophecy of the feventy weeks, and the 
 fecond part of the chronology of the Adts of the 
 Apoflles - - - - - - -117 
 
 Supplement, on the feventy weeks, &c. - 259 
 
 20. The date of Trajan's expedition into the Eafl 415 
 
 21. On the chronology of the epiflles of Pliny - 427 
 
 22. Computation of Sabbatic years - - 455 
 
 23. The population of Judaea in the time of our Saviour 
 
 486 
 
 24. On the computation of Roman hours - 508 
 
 25. On the journey of St. Paul from Philippi to Jeru- 
 falem, u.c. 809 - - - - - 516 
 
 26. On the rate of a day's journey - - - 525 
 
 Vol. 4. Part 2. Appendix, continued. 
 
 27. The coincidence between the days of the month 
 in the Julian year and the days of the week at the 
 time of the martyrdom of Polycarp, and of the mar- 
 tyrs of Paleftine ----- 5^1 
 
 On the obfervance of Eafler before the Council of 
 Nice .--.-.. 629 
 
 On the time of the celebration of the lafl pafFover, 
 
 and on the correftion of the calendar by the Council 
 
 of Nice ....-- 652 
 
 Tables - - 725 Index - - 767 
 
 GRETSER, James. 
 
 A learned German divine. Born at Marcdorf x 561. Ad- 
 mitted into the Society of Jefuits at the age of feventeen. 
 Appointed Profefl'or at Ingolfladt, where he fpent twenty- 
 four years, teaching philofophy, morality, and fchool di- 
 vinity. Died at Ingolftadt 1635. He fpent a great part 
 of his life in writing againfl foreign and Englifh Proteflants, 
 and in defending the Order to which he belonged. 
 Opera omnia, antehac ab ipfomet audlore accu- 
 rate recognita, opufculis multis, notis, et pa- 
 ralipomenis pluribus, propriis locis in hac 
 editione infertis, aufta et illuftrata, nunc feledlo 
 ordine ac certos tituios revocata. 1 7 vol. folio. 
 Ratijboncv, 1734-41 
 Vol. I. 
 Vita Gretferi. 
 De fanfta cruce ; De imaginibus S. crucis, apparitioni- 
 
 bus, figno, cruce fpirituali. 
 DifTertatio de vino myrrhato. 
 
 GRETSER, James [continued). 
 
 Apologia pro S. cruce contra F. Junium. 
 
 Syntagma de infignibus imperii. 
 
 Vol.2. DeS. cruce: Inventione, exaltatione, adoratione, 
 
 feflo, apparitionibus, &c., S. crucis. 
 Vol. 3. De S. cruce : De numifmatis crucigeris; De ex- 
 
 peditionibus cruciatis ; Dc ufu et cultu crucis adverfus 
 
 haereticos ; Hymni in S. crucem j J. de Vitriaco his- 
 
 torias Orientalis liber iii j Hortus S. crucis, acrofli- 
 
 chides, &c. 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Defenfio rituumecclefiaflicorum. De difciplinis, de volun- 
 
 taria flagellorum, feu dif'ciplinarum cruce, Pradicans 
 
 vapulans, &c. 
 De peregrinationibus facris et religiofis. De more lavandi 
 
 pedes peregrinorum. 
 Adamanni, Scoto-Hiberni abbatis celeherrimi, de fitu terrae 
 
 fandlas et quorumdum aliorum locorum, libri tres. 
 Vol. 5. 
 Defenfio rituum ecclefiafticorum. 
 De facris procefTionibus. 
 De funere Chrifliano. 
 Difputationes duae, altera de fubterraneis animarum re- 
 
 ceptaculis, contra fedtarios, altera de ftatu beatorum. 
 Difputatio de variis ccelis, Lutheranis, &c. Sandtorum vel 
 
 veris vel fidtitiis receptaculis et habitaculis. 
 De teftis Chriftianorum, adverfus Danaeum, Hofpini- 
 
 anum, &c. 
 De benedidlionibus et maledidtionibus. 
 Locorum quorundam Tertulliani pro ritibus Catholicis 
 
 vindicatio. 
 
 Vol. 6. Defcnjio Romanorum pontijicum. 
 Apologia pro S. Gregorio VIL 
 De vita et rebus geflisS. Greg. VII. 
 Commentarius Pauli Bernriedenfis de vita S. Greg. VII. 
 C. Baronius a Goldafti calumniis vindicatus. 
 Gerhohi Reicherfpergenfis fyntagma de Romanis ponti- 
 
 ficibus. 
 Brevis refutatio Alogiarum Annae Comnenae contra S. 
 
 Greg. VII. 
 Reteftio falfimonis Goldaflinae. 
 Gemina adverfus Melchiorem Guldinaflum defenfio. 
 Arnaldi Brixienfis in Goldafto Calvinifta redivivi vera 
 
 defcriptio. 
 Commentariolus de imperatorum, regum, ac principum 
 
 Chriftianorum in fedem apoftolicam munificentia. 
 Epiflolae pontificum. 
 
 Vol. 7. Defenfio Romanorum pontificum. 
 Commentarius in leren. Magn. Brit, regis Jacobi Apolo- 
 
 giam pro juramento fidelitatis. 
 Myfta Salmurienfis, feu myflerium iniquitatis Philippi 
 
 Pleffjei Calviniftae revelatum. 
 Confiderationum ad theologos Venetos de immunitate 
 
 et libertate ecclefiaftica. 
 Refponfum ad thefes Hunnianas de judice controverfi- 
 
 arum. 
 DigrefTiones fex contra ejufdem Hunnii calumnias. 
 Antimonium pro deliro quodam medico et alchymifla. 
 
 Brevis admonitio. Baevius et Maevius. 
 Palasmon, five judicium de norma et normato. 
 
 Vol. 8. Defenfio operum Be/Iarmini. 
 De verbo Dei fcripto et non fcripto, Libris canonicis, 
 
 variis editionibus. De verbi Dei interpretatione. De 
 
 verbo Dei non fcripto. 
 Tradtatus de agnofcendis fcripturis canonicis. 
 Tradlatus de agnofcendo legi;imo Scripturae ienfu. 
 Examen fecundae difputationis Pappica; de S. Scripturje 
 
 Unguis et verfionibus, et de ejufdem necelfitate. 
 Examen fecundae difp. Pappicas, de S. Scripturae iuffi- 
 
 cientia, interpretatione, norma et judicio. 
 Everfio trophasi Pappici. 
 
 Vol. 9. Defenfio opcvum Bellarmini. 
 De vera Chrifti divinitate, incarnatione ; De Chrifti 
 
 anima ; De primatu S. Petri ; De fucceflione Romani 
 
 pontificis ; De antichriflo ; De poteflate fpirituali et 
 
 4<1.
 
 I33I 
 
 1332 
 
 GRETSER, James {continued). 
 
 temporali Romani pontificis ; De tranflatione imperii 
 Romani a Graecis ad Francos. 
 Vol. lo. Defenjce et illujlratcs JanElorum -vita. 
 Vita et res geftae D. Mariae Virginis. 
 Libri apologetici pro vita S. Ignatii de Loiola. 
 Divi Bambergenfis ; Vita S. Henrici imperatoris ; Vita 
 
 S. Kunegundis, S. Othonis. 
 Divi Eyftettenfes : De Eyftettenfis ecclefiae divis tute- 
 laribus, S. Richardo, S. Willibaldo, S. Wunibaldo, et 
 S. Walpurga; Catalogus hiftoricus omnium epifcopo- 
 rum Eyftettenfis ; Fons olei Walpurgini explicatus et 
 detenfus. 
 
 Vol. II. Defenjio Societath Jefu. 
 Plena et integra refutatio hiftoria£ ordinis Jefuitici ab 
 
 Elia Hafenmillero confcriptas. 
 Honorarium pro P. Laulero. 
 Apologia Francifti Montani pro Soc. Jefu in Gallia, et 
 
 defenfio. 
 Confolatio brevis pro Litho Mifeno Calvinifta ; Epiftolae 
 
 Graecas Mifenica ; Paracletus Lutheranus, &c. 
 Apologeticus adverfus librum, qui Introdudlio in artem 
 
 JefuiticSfn infcribitur. 
 De modo agendi Jefuitarum cum fummo pontifice. 
 Relatio de ftudiis Jefuitarum abftrufioribus. 
 Furiae pradicantium Auguftanorum. 
 Vefpertilio haeretico-politicus. 
 Lixivium pro abluendo male, &c. 
 
 Relegatlo Lutheranorum et Calvinianorum prasdicantium. 
 Libelli famofi adverfus R. Bellarminum caftigatio. 
 Deftru<ftio dormitorii apoftatarum. 
 
 Contra famofum libellum, cujus inlcriptio eft, Monita 
 privata Societatis Jefu. 
 
 Vol. 12. Lutherus academkus, et Waldenjes. 
 Orationes, Inauguratio dodloralis, Lutherus academicus, 
 hoc eft, fummus academiarum cultor, amplificator et 
 encomiaftes; Summula cafuum confcientiae de facra- 
 mentis pro fedtariis praedicantibus, &c. 
 Luca; Tudenfis epifcopi fcriptores aliquot fuccedanei con- 
 tra feftam Waldenfium ; Reinerus, Pilichdorffius, et 
 alii. 
 Trias fcriptorum adverfus Waldenfium fedtam ; Ebrardus 
 Bethunienfis, Bernardus abbas Fontis Calidi, Ermen- 
 gardus, cum prolegomenis et notationibus. 
 Vol. 13. Mifcellanea ^olemica. 
 De jure et more prohibendi, expurgandi, et abolendi libros 
 hareticos et noxios. Supplementum duplex. Epime- 
 trum. 
 Admonitio ad exteros de Bibliis Tigurinis. 
 Murices Catholicae, et Germanics antiquitatis. 
 Vindiciae Bellarminianae et Muricum. 
 Pharetra Tertullianea. 
 Fullo redivivus. 
 
 Labyrinthus Cretico-Hunnianus. Commentariolus duplex. 
 Commentarius in orationem Hunnianam. Difceptatio 
 de fomnio Zwinglii, &c. 
 
 Vol. 14. 
 Gregorius Nyflenus : 
 
 Commentarius duplex in Pfalmorum infcriptiones. 
 Appendix ad ejufdem opera : i. Prolegomena de S. 
 Gregorio NyfTeno, ipfiufque adverfus Eunomium 
 opere ; 2. Epiftola ad Petrum fratrem fuum de fus- 
 cipienda refutatione Eunomii ; 3. Petri ad Nyfle- 
 num refponfio ; 4. Summaria librorum adverfus 
 Eunomium j 5. Liber primus contra Eunomium ; 
 6. Oratio de pcenitentia j 7. Vita S. Macrini virginis 
 fororis S. NyfTeni j 8. Oratio tertia in xl. martyres; 
 9. Oratio adverfus eos, qui differunt baptifmum ; 
 ic. Oratio contra ufurarios ; 11. Oratio de pauperi- 
 bus et beneficentia ; 12. Oratio in ingreffum je- 
 juni! quadragefimalis ; 13. Oratio contra fornicarios; 
 
 14. Lacuna; quasdam in libris contra Eunomium j 
 
 15. Addenda notis F. Ducaei. 
 
 Oratio in apoftolorum principes Petrum et Paulum. 
 
 GRETSER, James {continued). 
 S. Anaftafius Sinaita : — 
 
 dlnyo;, feu viae dux contra Acephalos et Severianos. 
 
 Quasftiones et refponfiones cliv. 
 
 Oratio de facra fynaxi, et de non judicando. 
 Vol. 15. Gracijcriptores Latini redditi, -vel illujirati. 
 Georgii Codini Curopalata liber de officiis, et officialibus 
 
 magnae ecclefias, et aulae Conftantinopolitanae, Gr. et 
 
 Lat. cum commentariis. 
 Syntagma de imaginibus manu non faftis, deque aliis a 
 
 5. Luca piftis. 
 
 Orationes novem Leonis imperatoris : i. In fepulturam 
 Chrifti; 2. In refurredtionem Chrifti ; 3. In aicen- 
 fionem ; 4. In pentecoftem ; 5. In feftum palmarum ; 
 
 6. In aflumptionem B. V. ; 7. In annunciationem 
 B. V. ; 8. In decollationem S. Joannis Baptiftas; 9. In 
 omnes fandVos. 
 
 Theodori Abucarae opufcula xlii. contra varios hasreticos. 
 
 Hippolyti Thebani chronicon. 
 
 Duodecim anathematifmi S. Gregorii Thaumaturgi. 
 
 Variorum pontificum ad Petrum Cnapheum Eutychi- 
 anum epiftolas. 
 
 Gregorii Acindyni libri duo de effentia et operatione Dei. 
 
 Animadverfiones in hiftoriae Cantacuzenicas locos. 
 
 Prolegomena et nota? in Simeonis junioris Theologi ora- 
 tiones, facras commentationes, &c. 
 
 Notas in Dioptram Philippi Solitarii, aliofque audtores 
 adjundtos. 
 
 Vol. 16. 
 
 Rudimenta linguae Graecae. 
 
 Inftitutionum linguae Graecas liber i. ii. et iii. 
 
 Exercitatio grammatica in primam concionem S. Joannis 
 Chryfoftomi. 
 
 Differtatio de linguae Graecae Uteris. 
 
 Nomenclator Latino-Graeco-Germanicus. 
 
 Commentariolus de verbis anomalis et defedlivis. 
 
 Phrafiologia Grasco-Latina. 
 
 Difputationes philofophlcae : De plantis ; De primo mo- 
 tore ; De intelligentiis et daemonibus ; De demonftra- 
 tione ; De topica et locis. 
 
 Difputationes philofophlcae : De materia et forma Eu- 
 chariftias ; De fpeciebus Euchariftiae ; De cognatione, 
 affinitate, et polygamia j De judice caufarum matri- 
 monialium. 
 
 Vol. 1 7. M.antijj'a duplex ad uni-verjum opus. 
 
 Libri tres pofthumi rerum variarum. 
 
 Judex et dux hasreticorum in fidel controverfiis diri- 
 mendis. 
 
 Libri quinque de fefto nativitatis. 
 
 Apologia pro praedicantibus. 
 
 Oratio de verbo Lutherano et Calviniano. 
 
 In Thuani hiftoriarum libros notationes. 
 
 Compelle intrare, hoc eft fententia S. Auguftini. 
 
 S. Bernardi opufcula quatuor antea non edita : De fuga ; 
 De charitate, foliloquium, devota meditatio. 
 
 Vita S. Bernardi. 
 
 Speculum praefulis. 
 
 Hiftoria de monialibus Rigienfibus et Norimbergenfibus. 
 
 Brevis relatio colloquii inter principem Vademonta- 
 num et Marchionem Badenfem inter nonnullos fidei 
 articulos. 
 
 Ambienfe colloquium inter F. Veronum, S. J. et A. 
 Hucherum Calviniftam. 
 
 De imaginibus non manufaftis. 
 
 Byzantine Hiflories, 20 
 GRETTON, Phillips, D.D. 
 
 Redtor of Springfield, Effex. 
 
 Difcourfe, John, 1.17. Tlie uncertainty of reafon, 
 and the aflurance of revelation, in matters of re- 
 ligion. [Commencement.] 8°. Camb. 1732 
 
 Conciones duse, ad populum una, ad cierum 
 altera. Two difcourfes, one in Englilh [John, 
 
 «
 
 1333 
 
 '334 
 
 GRETTON, Phillips, D.D. {continued). 
 
 I. 17] concerning the infufficiency of reafon, 
 and affiirance of revelation, in matters of reli- 
 gion. The other in Latin, [Exod. 33. 23.] 
 concerning the argument, a priori, in relation 
 to the being and attributes of God. Preached 
 before the Univerfity of Cambridge. With 
 an appendix. 8°. Camb. \jt,2 
 
 GREY, Richard, D.D. 
 
 An ingenious and learned divine. Born at Newcaftle 
 1694.. Entered of Lincoln College, Oxford, 1712. Redor 
 of Hinton, Northampton/hire, 1721. Became alfo Reftor 
 of Kincote, Leicefterfhire, and Prebendary of St. Paul's. 
 Died 1 77 1. 
 
 A fyftem of Englifh ecclefiaftical law, extracted 
 from the Codex Juris Ecclefiaftici Anglicani. 
 For the ufe of young ftudents in the univerfi- 
 ties who are defigned for holy orders. Fourth 
 edition, corredled, with references. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1743 
 For writing this book, the Univerfity of Oxford con- 
 ferred on the author the degree of D.D. 
 A new and eafy method of learning Hebrew 
 without points. To which is annexed by way 
 of praxis, the Book of Proverbs, divided ac- 
 cording to the metre ; with the Maforetical 
 reading in Roman letters, the interlinear ver- 
 fion ofSantes Pagninus, &c., a grammatical 
 analyfis and fhort notes. 8°. Lo?id. 1738 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 37-40. The encouragement 
 to works of charity and mercy, from Chrift's 
 acceptance of them as done to himfelf. [In- 
 firmary.] 8°. Northampton, 1744 
 An anfwer to Mr. Warburton's remarks on 
 feveral occafional refleftions, fo far as they 
 concern the preface to a late edition of the 
 Book of Job ; in a letter to the author of the 
 remarks. 8°. Lond. 1744 
 The laft words of David, divided according to 
 the metre. With notes critical and explana- 
 tory. Pp. viii. 28. 4°. Lo7id. 1749 
 GREY, Zachary, LL.D. 
 
 Born 1687. Educated at Jefus College, Cambridge. 
 Afterwards removed to Trinity Hall. Became Redlor of 
 Houghton Conqueft, Bedfordshire, and Vicar of St. Peter's 
 and Giles', Cambridge. Died 1766. He was a laborious 
 and able writer. His examination of Neal has become very 
 fcarce, and is a work, of great importance ; and his edition 
 of Hudibras, with annotations, contains much information. 
 See Butler. 
 
 An impartial examination of the fecond volume 
 
 of Mr. Daniel Neal's Hiftory of the Puritans, 
 
 in which the refledions of that author upon 
 
 King James I. and King Charles I., are proved 
 
 to be groundlefs, his mifreprefentations of the 
 
 condutt of the prelates of thofe times fully 
 
 detecfted, and his numerous miftakes in hiftory 
 
 expofed. 8°. Lo?id. 1736 
 
 An impartial examination of the third volume of 
 
 Mr. Neal's Hiftory. 8°. Lond. ij'^j 
 
 An impartial examination of the fourth volume 
 
 of Mr. Neal's Hiftory. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 For an examination of vol. I., fee Madox. 
 
 GREY, Zachary, LL.D. [continued). 
 
 A review of Mr. Daniel Neal's Hiftory of the 
 Puritans. With a poftfcript. In defence of the Bifhop of 
 Worcefter's vindication of the government, &c. of the 
 Church of England, eftablifhed in the reign of Queen 
 Elizabeth. In a letter to Mr. David Jennings. Pp. 82. 
 8". Camb. 1744 
 
 A century of eminent PreftDyterian preachers ; 
 or, a colledlion of choice fayings from the publick fer- 
 mons preached before the two Houfes from Nov. 1640, 
 to Jan. 31, 1648. (The day after the king was be- 
 headed.) To which is added, an appendix, with fhort 
 characfters of feveral of thefe preachers. By a Lover of 
 Epifcopacy. F. i. pp. x. 102. Appendix xiii. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1723 
 
 A defence of our antient and modern hiftorians, 
 
 againft the frivolous cavils of a late pretender to critical 
 hiftory. In which the falfe quotations and unjuft in- 
 ferences of the anonymous author are confuted and ex- 
 pofed in the manner they deferve. In two parts. Ff. 3. 
 pp. 212. 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 A defence of our ancient and modern hiftorians, 
 againft the frivolous cavils of the writer of a book inti- 
 tuled, The Critical Hiftory of England, which now ap- 
 pears to be a prelude to Mr. Oldmixon's virulent per- 
 formance, lately publiftied as the Hiftory of England 
 under the reigns of the Stuarts. Second edition. To 
 which is added, an appendix, occafioned by the critical 
 hiftorian's anfwer to the faid Defence, &c. Ff. 3. pp. 
 212. Appendix, pp. 36. 8°. Lond. 1 730 
 
 The miniftry of the Diffenters proved to be null 
 and void, from Scripture and antiquity. In anfwer to 
 Dr. Calamy's fermon, entitled. The Miniftry of the Dis- 
 fenters Vindicated, &c. By a preltyter of the Church 
 of England. Pp.69. 8°. Z-onr/. 1725 
 
 An examination of Mr. Samuel Chandler's His- 
 tory of Perfecution, io far as it relates to (what he calls) 
 perfecution in Great Britain. In which his great pre- 
 judice and partiality are deteifled and expoied in the 
 manner they deferve. In a letter to the author. By 
 a fmcere admirer of true liberty. Pp. 84. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1736 
 
 The fpirit of infidelity detected : In anfwer to a 
 fcandalous pamphlet, intitled. The Spirit of Ecclefiafticks, 
 &c., by Monf. Barbeyrac. In which the Fathers are 
 vindicated, &c. By a believer. Pp.84. 8°. Lond. ijz^ 
 
 GREY, Lady Jane. 
 
 Born 1537; beheaded 1554. 
 
 (Account of) Phenix, 2. 27 
 
 Life and remains. Richmond's Fathers, 6. 685 
 
 GRIER, Richard, D.D. 
 
 An epitome of the general councils of the Church, 
 from the Council of Nice, a.d. 325, to the 
 conclufion of the Roman Council of Trent in 
 the year 1563. With incidental notices of 
 other councils, and an appendix containing 
 fome obfervations on the firft four councils. 
 Jewel's Apology, Nowell's Catechifms. 8°. 
 
 Dui/. 1828 
 
 An anfwer to Ward's errata of the Proteftant 
 Bible. 4°. Lond. 18 12 
 
 GRIESBACH, John James, D.D. 
 
 A learned philologift and critic. Born 1745. Studied 
 at Frankfort, Tubingen, Halle, and Leipfic. Profeflbr of 
 Theology in the Univerfity of Halle 1773, and afterwards 
 at Jena. Died 18 12. 
 Novum Teftamentum, Grasce, textum ad fidem 
 
 codicum verfionum et patrum recenfuit et
 
 1335 
 
 1336 
 
 GRIESBACH, John James, D.D. {continued). 
 
 ledlionis varietatem adjecit D. Jo. Jac. Gries- 
 bach. Editio fecunda emendaiior multoque 
 locupletior. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 1 796-1 806 
 
 This is the beft edition ; it was fuperintcnded by Gries- 
 bach himfelf. 
 
 SimboliE critics ad fupplendas et corrigendas 
 variarum N. T. leftionum colleftiones, ac- 
 cedit multorum N. T. codicum Grscorum 
 defcriptio et examcn. 2 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Hala, 1785-93 
 
 GRIFFIN, Rev. John. 
 
 Minifter of an Independent congregation at Portfea. 
 Born 1769; died 1834. 
 
 (Memoirs and remains of,) by his fons. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 3. 38. Occafioned by the death 
 of the Rev. David Bogue, D.D. Second edi- 
 tion. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 GRIFFONIBUS, Matthasus de. 
 
 Memoriale hilloricum rerum Bononienfium, ab 
 anno II09 ufquc ad annum 1428. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 18. 1 01 
 
 GRIFFITH, John. 
 
 Two difcourfes : i . God's oracle and Chrift's 
 docftrine ; or, the fix principles of Chriftian 
 religion ; 2. A treatife touching falling from 
 grace. 8°. Lond. 1707 
 
 GRIFFITH, John, B.D., Fellow of Emanuel 
 College, Cambridge. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 5. 20. On the praftical influence 
 of rites and ceremonies, before the Lord 
 Mayor, &c. 4°. Lond. 1823 
 
 Two fermons, preached before the Lord Mayor, 
 
 &c. 4°. Lond. 1823 
 
 Adts, 17. 31. On the Scriptural do<£lrine of a future 
 
 judgment - - - - - - 1 1 
 
 Luke, 16. 25. On the ufe and abufe of the world 31 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 6. 26. On the providence of 
 God. rEledion of Lord Mayor.] 4°. Z. 1823 
 
 GRIFFITH, Matthew, D.D. 
 
 Redtor of St. Mary Magdalen, and Preacher at the 
 
 Temple, London. 
 
 Bethel ; or, a forme for families, in which all 
 forts, of both fexes, are fo fquared, and framed 
 by the Word of God, as they may beft ferve 
 in their feveral places, for ufeful pieces in 
 God's building. [On Pfa. 127. i.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1633 
 
 A fermon preached in the citie of London, by A 
 Lover of Truth, touching the power of a king, 
 and proving out of the Word of God that the 
 authority of a king is only from God, and not 
 of man. Ecclef. 8. 4. [Anon.] 4°. L. 1643 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 122. 6. A patheticall perfwafion 
 to pray for publick peace. 4°. Lond. 1642 
 
 Sermon, Rom. 12. 4, 5. Chriftian concord; or, 
 St. Paul's parallel between the body natural 
 and myftical, exemplified. 4°. Lond. 1661 
 
 Sermon, i John, i. 7. The fpiritual antidote to 
 cure our finful fouls. [Sacrament.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1662 
 
 GRIFFITH, Matthew, D.D. (conunueJ). 
 
 Sermon, i Sam. 26. 9. The king's life-guard. 
 [Jan. 30.] 1665 
 
 GRIFFITH, Robert, Rc£lor of Woolafton, Glou- 
 cefterfliirc. 
 
 Charity the only certain infallible note of a true 
 Church, wherein the Scripture notion of 
 charity is ftated, and by the praftice thereof, 
 the Church of England proved to be the pureft 
 Church in the world. Together with the 
 power and efficacy of the Chriftian duty of 
 alms-giving. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 GRIFFITH, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Fellow of Pembroke College, Redlor of Bifhops-Stoke, 
 
 Hants. 
 
 Sermon, Phil. 2. 13. The ule and extent of rea- 
 fon in matters of religion. [Whitfun Tues- 
 day.] 8°. Oxf. 1756 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 10. 16. The difficulties and due 
 difcharge of the minifterial office in the pre- 
 fent age. 8°. Oxf. 1757 
 
 GRIFFITH, Thomas, A.M. 
 
 Minifter of Ram's Chapel, Homerton. 
 
 Ledlures on confirmation and the Lord's fupper. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1835 
 
 Deut. 4. 23. The nature of confirmation - 3 
 
 James, 4. 7. Renunciation of the devil - 20 
 
 I John, 2. 15. Renunciation of the world - 39 
 
 Gal. 5. 24. Renunciation of the flefh - - 60 
 
 Afts, 8. 36, 37. Belief of the Chriftian faith - 76 
 
 Matt. 19. 17. Keeping of God's holy will - 91 
 
 Adls, 8. 17. The benefits of confirmation - 109 
 
 I Pet. 2. 9. The fpirit to be exercifed towards God in 
 
 confirmation ..... jjy 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The Lord's fupper an ordinance of me- 
 morial ....... 161 
 
 I Cor. 10. 16. The Lord's fupper an ordinance of wor- 
 fliip - - - - - - - 178^ 
 
 I Cor. 10. 17. The Lord's fupper an ordinance of 
 Chriftian fellow/hip ----- 199 
 
 I Cor. II. 28. The qualifications neceflary for receiving 
 the Lord's fupper - - - - - 217 
 
 John, 6. 55, 56. The benefit of the Lord's fupper 246 
 Sermons preached in St. James's Chapel, Ryde. 
 Second edition. 12°. Lond. 1838 
 
 Job, II. 7. God, infcrutable in himfelf - - I 
 
 Rom. I. 20. God manifefted by his works - 15 
 
 John, I. I 8. God manifefted by his Son - 34 
 
 I John, 4. 12, 13. God manifefted by his Spirit 49 
 Rom. 5. 2. Introdudion to God by Chrift - 66 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. Chriftian devotednefs - - - 83 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. The Chriftian's faith - - 10 r 
 
 Rom. 5. I. Faith, its nature - - - - 116 
 
 James, 2. 22. Faith, the fource of good works 131 
 
 2Cor. 4. 13. Faith, the fource of patience - 147 
 
 Mark, 11. 22, 23. Faith, the fource of energy 163 
 
 I John, 5. 4. Faith, the fource of heavenly-mindednefs 
 
 179 
 Gal. 5. 6. Faith, the fource of love - - 194 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. True fpirituality - - - 209 
 
 I Cor. 2. 15. Spiritual underftanding - - 225 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. Spiritual aftedlions - - - 243 
 
 Rom. 8. 13. Spiritual power, its necefilty - 256 
 
 Rom. 8. 13. Spiritual power, its fufSciency - 270 
 
 Rev. 22. 17. Invitation to the bleffings of the gofpel 2S6 
 Deut. 5. 28, 29. Religion, its diftindive charadierlftics 
 
 303 
 I John, 4. 19. Love to God - - - - 3'9 
 
 ijohn, 4. 21. Love to man - - - 333
 
 1337 
 
 1338 
 
 GRIFFITH, Thomas, A.M. [continued). 
 
 Rom. 8. 28. Providence - - - - 348 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. Chriftian excellence - - 364 
 
 The leading idea of Cliriilianity. Second edition. 
 
 Sm. 8^". ' Land. 1838 
 
 GRIFFIUS, Leonardus, Mediolanenfis. 
 Libellus de confliftu Aquilano, in quo Braccius 
 
 Perufinus a Francilco Sfortia profligatus fuit 
 
 heroico carmine conicriptus. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 25. 453 
 GRIGOR, Alexander. 
 Reports of the decifions of the General Allembly 
 
 of the Church of Scotland for the year 1834. 
 
 8°. Edin. 1834 
 
 GRIMOALDI, regis Langobardorum, leges. 
 
 IVIuratorii Rer. Ital. Script. I Pars 2. 49 
 GRIMOLDUS, Abbas. 
 
 Sacramentorum liber. FameliiLiturgica, 2. 388 
 GRIMSHAW, Rev. William. 
 
 Perpetual Curate of Ha worth, Yorkfhlre. Born 1708; 
 died 1763. 
 
 (Memoirs of the life of,) with occafional reflec- 
 tions, by John Newton, in fix letters to the 
 Rev. Henry Poller. 12°. Lond. 1799 
 
 GRINDAL, Edmund, D.D., Archbifhop of Can- 
 terbury. 
 
 Born at Hlnfingham, Cumberland, 1 519. Educated at 
 Cambridge. Prefident of Pembroke Hall 1549. Prebend- 
 ary ofWeftminfter 1552. Fled to Stralturg 1553. Re- 
 turned 1558, and was employed with others in drawing up 
 the Liturgy. Bifhop of London 1559. Archbifhop of 
 York 1570. Tranflated to Canterbury 1575. Died 1583. 
 He was a celebrated preacher, and was a man of great 
 firmnefs and refolution, though of an affable temper: to 
 the Puritans he ufed great moderation. 
 Remains, edited for the Parker Society, by the 
 Rev. William Nicholfon, Reftor of St. Mau- 
 rice, Winchefter. 8°. Camb. 1843 
 Biographical notice ----- vii 
 
 Sermon at the funeral folemnity of the Emperor Ferdi- 
 nand, 1564 - ... - I 
 A fruitful dialogue between cuftom and verity, declaring 
 thefe words of Chrift, " This is my body." Re- 
 printed from Fox's Ads and Monuments - 35 
 Occafional fervices for the Plague, a.d. 1563; Form 
 of prayer ; Homily concerning the juftice of God j 
 Thankfgivings . . - - - 7^ 
 Injunflions and articles of inquiry : I. For the province 
 of York; II. For the province of Canterbury 122 
 Difputation at Cambridge, 1549, about the f.crament of 
 the Lord's fupper - - - - -193 
 
 Examination of certain Londoners before the Ecclefiaft- 
 
 jcal Commiflioners, 1567 . . - 195 
 
 Letters - - - - - - -217 
 
 Documents and letters relating to the Archbifliop's feques- 
 
 tration .---.. ^yj 
 
 Animadverfions on Juftus Velfius' Norma, Latin and 
 
 Engliih ..-.--- ^.^6 
 
 Form of revocation offered to Hadrian Hamfted, Latin 
 
 and Englifh ------ 441 
 
 Account of the Archbifhop's Court of Faculties - 446 
 
 Opinions and directions concerning ecclefiaftical difci- 
 
 pline ---...- 451 
 
 Laft will and teftament .... ^^g 
 
 Appendix : I. The Queen's letter to the bilhops ; II. 
 Lord Burleigh's meffage to the Archbifhop ; III. 
 Speech to the Archbifhop in council ; IV. Chrifliani 
 Hominis Norma, auftore Jufto Velfio; V. A form of 
 meditation - 467 Index - - 485 
 
 xo. 36. 
 
 Matt. 18. 35. 
 Luke, 14. 18. 
 Luke, 16. 31. 
 Matt. 25. 14. 
 John, 2. 1 1. 
 Luke, 7. 12. 
 
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 16. 8. The unjuft ftew^ard - - 67 
 
 18. 14. Pharifee and publican - - 87 
 
 Good Samaritan . . - 109 
 
 The cruel fervant - - - 129 
 
 The great fupper - - 150 
 
 Rich man and Lazarus - - 171 
 
 The talents - - - IQZ 
 
 Water into wine - - - 217 
 
 The widow of Nain - - 237 
 
 Luke, 18. 38. The blind beggar - - - 257 
 
 Matt. 15. 25. The Syro-Phcenician woman - 278 
 
 Mark, 8. 2. The multitude fed - - - 300 
 
 Luke, 17. 17. The ten lepers - - - 322 
 
 Matt. 9. 2. The fick of the palfy - - - 343 
 
 Mark, 5. 27. The woman who touched Jefus 364 
 
 John, 9. 7. The blind man at Siloam - - 387 
 
 John, II. 25. Lazarus raifed - - - 410 
 
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 Pfa. 119. 113 - - 64 
 
 Prov. 4. 23 - 
 
 15 
 
 Matt. I. 25. Chriftm. 79 
 
 Afts, 26, 28 - 
 
 - 34 
 
 Luke,23. 34. GoodFri. 94 
 
 I Pet. I. 9 - 
 
 50 
 
 Gal. 4. 18 - - III 
 
 GROSE, John, A.M., F.A.S. {continued). 
 Matt. 13. 58 - - 128 I Rom. 4. 2 - - 158 
 
 Job, 17. II. Clofe of the | Heb. 9. 27 - - 174 
 
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 2 Cor. 10. 4 
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 Pfa. 73. 24 
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 Gen. 24. 63 
 2 Cor. 1. 12 
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 1 Theff. 5. 19 
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 2 Tim. I. 12 
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 Pfa. 55.4 - - 
 
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 Matt. 5. 4 
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 James, 4. 8 
 Rom. 2. 4 - 
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 Gal. 3. 24 - 
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 Heb. 13. 8 
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 Born in Devonfhire. Educated in Caius College, and 
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 ton ; afterwards Redfor of Bridford ; and finally Vicar of 
 Afhburton. Died 1654. He was a Puritan divine, of good 
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 opportunity of grace. [On Luke, 19. 41, 42.] 
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 Leicefter 1222. Bifhop of Lincoln 1234. Died 1253. He 
 was a ftrenuous oppofer of the ufurpations of the Romifh 
 See. 
 
 Richardus Bardenienfis de vita Roberti Grofthed. 
 Accedunt vita ejufdem ex annalibus de Laner- 
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 Opufcula qusedam : Sermones ad clerum, trada-
 
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 1342 
 
 GROSTHED, Bifhop {continued). 
 
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 GROTE, George, Efq. 
 
 Hiftory of Greece. I. Legendary Greece. II. 
 Grecian hiftory to the reign of Peififtratus at 
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 Illyrians, Macedonians, Pasonians, Thracians, Hefperides,, 
 
 &c. I 
 
 Feftivals, Olympic, Pythian, Ifthmian, &c. - 6? 
 
 Lyric poetry, the leven wile men - - - 99 
 
 Peififtratus and his fons - - - - 137 
 
 Democracy ------- 169 
 
 Perfian empire, Cyrus ... - 245 
 
 Darius, Ionic revolt . . - - . 341 
 
 Marathon - - - - - - 421 
 
 Ionic philofophers, Pythagoras, &c. - - 513 
 
 Vol. 5. Second edit. 1851. 
 Xerxes, battles of Thermopylae, Artemifium, Salamis, 
 Platasa, &c., rcpulfe of the Perfians, Athenian empire. 
 Vol. 6. Second edit. 1851. 
 From the Thirty Years' Truce to the Peace ofNikias, 
 the Peloponnefian war, &c. 
 
 Vol. 7. 1850. 
 Olympic feftival. Battle of Mantineia, Sicilian affairs, 
 attack of Syracufe, hoftilities with Sparta, deftrudlion 
 of the Athenian armament, &c. 
 Vol. 8. 1850. 
 Oligarchy of 400 at Athens, arrival of Cyrus the Younger 
 in Afia Minor, battle of Arginulae, reftoration of the 
 democracy, &c. ..... i 
 
 The drama, rhetoric, the Sophifts, &c. . 434 
 
 Socrates ..---.. 545 
 
 Vol. 9. Cyrus the Younger, Retreat of the 10, coo 
 Greeks, Greece under the Lacedaemonian empire, 
 Agefelaus, king of Sparta, the Corinthian war, Sec. 
 Vol. 10. 1852. B.C. 409 — B.C. 360. 
 Vol. n. 1853. From the acceffion to the death of 
 
 Philip of Macedon, B.C. 360 — 336. 
 Vol. 12. 
 
 GROTIUS, Hugo. 
 
 One of the moft illuftrious names in modern literature. 
 Born at Delft 1583. Studied at Leyden. Entered the 
 profelfion of the law, and pleaded in the law courts with 
 univerfal applaufe. Embraced the doClrines of Arminius, 
 and was impriloned in conlequence of the fentence of the 
 Synod of Dort. Died 1645. 
 
 Opera omnia theologica. 3 vol. in 4. Folio. 
 
 Lo?!d. 1679 
 Vol. I. 
 Vita H. Grotii. 
 
 Annotationes ad Vetus Teftam. et libros Apocryphos. 
 Indices. 
 
 Vol. 2. Pars I. 
 Annotationes in IV. Evangelia et Adta Apoftolorum. 
 
 Vol. 2. Pars 2. 
 Annotationes in Epiftolas et Apocalypfin. Indices. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 De veritate religionis Chriftianae . - - i 
 
 Ordinum HoUandis Pietas - - - 99 
 
 Bona fides Sibrandi Lubberti - - - - 129 
 
 Decretum pro pace ecclefiae, cum notis - 141 
 
 Oratio in Senatu Amft. - - - - 177 
 
 Defenfio decreti - - - - - 195 
 
 De imperio fummarum poteftatum circa facra - 203 
 Defenfio fidei de fatisfadlione Chrifti, adv. Socinum 297 
 Conciliatio de re prsdeftinaria - - - 351 
 
 Difquifitio, an Pelagiana, &c. - - - - 361 
 
 Philolophorum fententias de fato - - 379 
 
 Commentatio ad locaN.T. quas de Antichrifto agunt 457 
 Appendix, de Antichrifto - . - . 475 
 
 De ccenas adminiftratione ubi paftores non funt 507 
 
 Ad femper communicandum per fymbola - 5 jo 
 
 Explicatio locorum N. T. in quibus agitur de fide et 
 operibus ------- 525 
 
 Via ad pacem ecclefiafticam - - - 535 
 
 Animadverfiones in animadv. A. Riveti 639
 
 '343 
 
 1344 
 
 GROTIUS, Hugo {contimecT). 
 
 Votum pro pace ecclefiaftica contra examen A. Riveti 653 
 Rivetiani apologetici difcuflio - - - 679 
 
 De lummo lacerdotio ----- y^j.^ 
 De dogmatis, ritibus et gubernatione Ecclefiae Chriftianae 
 
 752 
 De dogmatis, quae reipublicas noxia funt aut dicuntur 754 
 Indices. 
 
 Epiftolae, quotquot reperiri potuerunt. Folio. 
 
 Amfi. 1687 
 Explicatio nominum et verborum Gothicorum, 
 Vandalorum, et Langobardorum. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script, i. 370 and 121 
 De jure belli ac pacis, libri tres, in quibus jus 
 naturae et gentium, item juris publici praecipua 
 explicantur. Cum annotatis auftoris, nee non 
 notis J. F. Gronovii et J. Barbeyrac. 2 vol. 
 8°. Jmft. 1720 
 
 Vol. I. Prolegomena, liber i. et ii. cap. 18. 
 Vol. 2. Liber ii. cap. 19 et liber iii. 
 Mare liberum, five de jure, quod Batavis competit ad 
 
 Indicana commercia, dilTertatio. 
 De asquitate, indulgentia, et facilitate. 
 
 Baptizatorum puerorum inftitutio et euchariftia ; 
 una cum ejufdem annotationibus ad decalogum 
 et ad fermonem Chrifti in monte. 8°. 
 
 Oxon. 1706 
 
 Poemata omnia. Editio v. 12°. Jmji. i6~o 
 Sylvarum libri iii. Elegiarum liber i. Far- 
 raginis libri iii. Epigrammatum libri ii. 
 Chriftus patiens, &-c. 
 
 De coenae adminiftratione ubi paftores non funt, 
 &c. Sm. 8°. Land. 1685 
 
 Annotationes. Calovii Bibl. Illullrata. 
 
 Annotationes in V. et N. Teft. Crit. Sac. 7 
 
 In Decalogum. Crit. Sac. i Pars i 
 
 Annotationes in Vetus et Novum Teftamentum 
 in compendium redaftas. Quibus nova acceffit 
 praefatio, a Samuele Moody, A.M. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1727 
 
 Defenfio fidei Catholicje de fatisfadlione Chrifti 
 adverfus F. Socinum, cum G. J. Volii ad Ju- 
 dicium Hermanni Ravenfpargeri de hoc libro 
 refponfione. 12°. Oxon. 1636 
 
 De veritate religionis Chriftianae, cum notulis J. 
 Clerici, accelTerunt ejufdem de eligenda fen- 
 tentia et contra indifFerentiam religionum, 
 libri duo. Sm. 8°. Hag. Com. 1734 
 
 The truth of the Chriftian religion ; in fix books : 
 corredted and illuftrated with notes, by Mr. Le 
 Clerc. To w^hich is added, A feventh book 
 concerning this queftion. What Chriftian 
 Church we ought to join ourfelves to ? By 
 the faid Mr. Le Clerc. Tenth edition, with 
 additions ; particularly one whole book of 
 Mr. Le Cierc's, Againft indifference of what 
 religion a man is of. Done into Englifh, by 
 John Clarke, D.D., Dean of Sarum. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1793 
 
 Of God and his providence. 
 
 His judgment in fundry points controverted. 
 
 The mourner comforted ; or, epiftles confolatory 
 
 GROTIUS, Hugo {continued). 
 
 to M. Du Maurier. As alfo, A confolatory 
 epiftle to Thuanus. Recommended by John 
 Scott, D.D. 24°. Lond. 1694 
 
 Adamus exul ; or, the prototype of Paradife 
 Loft. Now firft tranflated from the Latin. 
 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 The life of the truly eminent and learned Hugo 
 Grotius : containing a copious and circuni- 
 ftantial hiftory of the feveral important and 
 honourable negotiations in which he was em- 
 ployed ; together with a critical account of his 
 works. Written originally in French, by M. 
 De Burigny. 8°. Lond. 1754 
 
 GROVE, Henry, of Taunton. 
 
 A learned divine among the DifTenters. Born at Taun- 
 ton 1683. Educated at an academy there, of which he 
 was, at the age of twenty-three, chofen one of the Mafters. 
 He alfo became preacher to two congregations in the neigh- 
 bourhood. Died 1737-8. He was the author of feme 
 papers in the Spedlator. 
 
 Sermons and trafts : being the pofthumous works. 
 Publifhed from the author's manufcript. Third 
 edit. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. 1745 
 
 Vol. I. 1745. 
 Preface. [With life, by T. Amory] - - v-lxix 
 
 Complete account of his writings - Ixx— Ixxiv 
 
 Poem on his death . - - - Ixxv-lxxviii 
 
 Job, 21.15. Reafonablenefs of religion r 
 
 Col. 2. 10. Perfedlion of the Chriftian religion. (2 fer.) 
 
 40 
 Job, II. 7. God to be found by men - - 104 
 
 Job, II. 7. Incomprehenfiblenefs of the divine nature 
 
 and perfeftions - - - - - 138 
 
 Job, 11.7. Man cannot find out the works of God to 
 
 perfedlion ------ 162 
 
 Pfa. 103. 14. God's perfeft knowledge and merciful 
 
 confideration of our frame. (2 ferm.) - 198 
 
 I ThefT. 5.18. The obligations upon Chriftians to give 
 
 thanks in every condition, even the moft afflifted. 
 
 (2 ferm.) ------ 248 
 
 Gal. I. 15,16. St. Paul's converfion. (2 ferm.) 302 
 I Sam. 25. 6. Friendly falutation. New Year's day 353 
 John, 9. 4. Chriftian diligence - - - 384 
 
 Gen. 42. 36. Mourning parent - - - 411 
 
 Vol. 2. Third edit. 1 745. 
 Ecclef. 6. 12. The vanity of human life, and our igno- 
 rance of what is good for man in the prefent ftate. 
 
 (4 ferm.) ------ i 
 
 Rom. 8. 19-22. The vanity of the prefent ftate con- 
 
 fiftent with the perfedtions of God. (2 ferm.) 109 
 Gen. 22. I, 2. Abraham's offering up his fon. (3 ferm ) 
 
 172 
 Luke, 16. 30,31. SufBciencyof a ftanding revelation to 
 
 bring men to repentance. (2 ferm.) - - 243 
 
 Ifa. I. 3. Inconfideration. (3 ferm.) - - 309 
 
 Gal. 2. 17. The corruptions among Chriftians no good 
 
 objedion againft the gofpel. (2 ferm.) - - 377 
 
 Vol. 3. Third edit. 1745. 
 Matt. 7. 12. The great rule of equity - 1 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. Reafonablenefs and excellency of the great 
 
 rule of equity ------ 36 
 
 Hof. 6. 4. The caufe of men's inconftancy in religion 68 
 Hof. 6. 4. The remedies for inconftancy in religion 97 
 Hof. 6. 4. Inftances of inconftancy in good men 128 
 Afts, 4. 27. Jefus the holy and anointed of God 153 
 Adts, 4. 27. The providence of God vindicated in per- 
 mitting the fufferings of Chrift - - - 177 
 Ads, 4. 27. The fufferings of Chrift no juft objedion 
 
 againft the divinity of his miiTion ■ - 209
 
 »345 
 
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 GROVE, Henry [co!u}-"ed). 
 
 Pfa. 97. 12. Nature of religious joy - - 233 
 
 Pla. 97. 12. Rejoicing in the Lord the privilege of the 
 
 righteous ------ j.-g 
 
 Pfa. 97. 12. Rejoicing in the Lord the duty of the 
 
 righteous - - - - - - -281 
 
 I Their. 2. 12. Walking worthy of God - 308 
 
 Pfa. 136. I. Duty of praife and thankfgiving. New 
 
 Year's day - - - - - - 3 54 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. On the death of a young lady 381 
 
 Vol. 4. Third edit. 1 745. Trades. 
 A brief demonftration of the being and attributes of God. 
 
 To which is added, An argument for the unity of God I 
 On reafon as it relates to morality - - 31 
 
 On human liberty - - - - - 91 
 
 Rom. 15.7. On the terms of Chriftian communion 145 
 An inquiry how far children are concerned in the fins of 
 
 their parents --.-.. 195 
 
 The government of the paffions - - . 225 
 
 An inquiry into the true fenfe of Pfa. 8. 3, 4 309 
 
 An inquiry into the true fenfe of Matt. 27. 46 359 
 
 An inquiry into the true fenfe of i Cor. 15. 19 395 
 
 Sermons : being two additional volumes of the 
 
 pofthumous works. 2 vol. 8°. Land, 1742 
 Vol. I. 1742. 
 
 Dan. 5. 23. Our breath and all our ways in the hand of 
 God. New Year's day . . - . i 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. Thoughtfulnefs for the morrow. (2fer.) 33 
 
 Pfa. 73. 28. Nature, pleafures, and advantage of devo- 
 tion, (z ferm.) ----- 86 
 
 Gen. 8. 21, 22. The change made in the earth by the 
 deluge and its renovation after it. (2 ferm.) 151 
 
 Luke, 10. 42. Religion one thing and the one thing 
 needful. (2 ferm.) - . - . 208 
 
 Matt. 5. 3. Charadler and bleflednefs of the poor in 
 fpirit. (2 ferm.) ----- 263 
 
 5. 4. Charadler and bleflednefs of thofe that mourn. 
 
 (2 ferm.) - - - - - - 330 
 
 5.5. Character and blefl"ednefs of the meek. (2 fer.) 
 
 381 
 • 5. 6. Character and bleffednefs of thofe who hun- 
 
 ger and thirft after righteoufnefs. (2 ferm.) 426 
 
 Vol. 2. 1742. 
 Matt. 5. 7. Character and bleffednefs of the merciful i 
 
 5. 8. Bleflednefs of feeing God in this life, and 
 
 alfo in heaven ; the character of the pure in heart ; 
 and the abfolute neceflity of being pure in heart. 
 (4 ferm.) ...... 1% 
 
 ■ 5. 9. Charafter and blefl"ednefs of the peace- 
 
 makers. (2 ferm.) - - - - 151 
 
 5. 10. Charadler and bleflednefs of the perfecuted 
 
 for righteoufnefs' fake. (2 ferm.) - - 190 
 
 Prov. 22. 2. Diverfity of conditions among mankind 
 the appointment of Providence ; the duties of the rich ; 
 the duties of the poor, and their equality with the rich 
 in the moft important things - - - 234 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 8. The excellence of charity - - 312 
 
 Gen. 4. 7. Men naturally capable of knowing and doing 
 well; and the certainty of being accepted of God in 
 well-doing. (2 ferm.) - - - - 544 
 
 Prov. 4. 18. The advantage of a religious life in point 
 of certainty, beauty, worth, and plealantnefs. (2 ferm.) 
 
 398 
 Gal. 5. 6. Faith that works by love. (2 ferm.) 453 
 
 Works ; containing all the fermons, difcourfes, 
 and tradls, publifhed in his lifetime. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1747 
 Vol. I. 1747- Sermons. 
 Rom. 12. 18. Duty of peaceablenefs - - 9 
 
 £xod. 12.14. Grounds of anniverfary days. Nov. 5 33 
 Pfa. 90. 4. Confiderations on time and eternity. To a 
 fociety of young men - - . - 65 
 
 Heb. II. 13. Dying in faith. Fun. ferm. - 109 
 
 GROVE, Henry {continued}. 
 
 Job, 17. II. The purpofes of men broken offby death. 
 Fun. ferm. ------ 141 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Death aboliflied by Jefus Chrift. Fun. fer. 
 
 I7S 
 Ifa. 38. 3. Fear of death a natural paflion. Fun. fer. 213 
 Job, 7. 16. On what grounds we may defire not to live 
 
 always. Fun. ferm. ----- 269 
 Heb. 13. 7,8. Great ufefulnefs of good examples. Fun. 
 
 ferm. - - - - - - - 319 
 
 Luke, 24. 34. Refurreiflion of Jefus, (3 ferm.) 367 
 Phil. I. 21. On living unto Chrift. At ordination of 
 
 T. Amory and W. Cornifh - - - 495 
 
 Vol. 2. 1747- Sermons, Sec. 
 Rom. 14. 16. Errors and imperfedlions of Chriftians. 
 
 (3 ferm.) ------ 7 
 
 John, 18. 17. Nature of Chrift's kingdom. Againftthe 
 
 Church of Rome - - - - - 109 
 
 Matt. 6. 6. Duty and advantages of fecret prayer. (2 fer.) 
 
 Two efl"ays on prayer. 1. Concerning the rational 
 grounds of the duty of prayer in general. 2. Con- 
 cerning the qualifications neceflary to render our 
 prayers acceptable to God - - - 237 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the nature and defign of the 
 Lord's Supper ------ 293 
 
 A treatife on the obligation of the profefl"ors of Chrift- 
 ianity to celebrate the Lord's Supper. With an anfwer 
 to the principal excufes for negledling it - 373 
 
 Devotional exercifes relating to the Lord's Supper 415 
 
 The regulation of diverfions ; defigned principally for the 
 benefit of young perfons . - . - 471 
 
 Vol. 3. 1747. Difcourfes. 
 
 Rom. I. 16. Concerning faving faith - I 
 
 Eflay towards a demonftration of the foul's Immateriality 
 
 171 
 
 Thoughts concerning the proofs of a future ftate from 
 reafon. With appendix . - - - 239 
 
 Vol. 4. 1747. Difcourfes, Trafts, and Poems. 
 
 Wifdom the firft fpring of adtion in the Deity 1 
 
 Charge at ordination of Rev. Farnham Ha/koU 143 
 
 Charge at ordination of Rev. Daniel Harfon 191 
 
 gueries propofed to the confideration of all fuch as think 
 it an injury to religion to fhew the reafonablenefs of it 
 
 225 
 
 Letter to the Rev. John Ball, of Honiton. On his 
 pamphlet concerning the new way of preaching, &c. 
 
 253 
 
 Four eflays on beneficence, benevolence, novelty, and 
 the human foul - - - - - 301 
 
 Five letters to the author of the St. James's Journal, 
 concerning the Prefbyterians, civil power, liberty of 
 the will, and the immortality of the foul - 333 
 
 Poems. 
 
 A fyftem of moral philofophy. Second edition. 
 2 vol. 8°. LoTid. 1749 
 
 Vol. I. Importance and certainty of moralit)'. The 
 nature of happinefs. Of the chief good. The objedts 
 of virtue. Of reafon. The will. Of human adions. 
 The paflions, &c. 
 Vol. 2. Confcience. The external rule of human ac- 
 tions. The law of nature. Of virtue in general. Pru- 
 dence and fincerity. Fortitude and fobriety. Tem- 
 perance and juftice. Truth and faithfulncls. Refti- 
 tution. Marriage. Relative duties. Government. 
 Univerfal benevolence. Piety, or duties owing to God. 
 Advantages from Revelation, Sec. 
 
 GROVE, Robert. 
 
 Bifhop of Chichefter 1691. Died 1696. 
 
 A perfuafive to communion with the Church of 
 
 England. Colleftion of Caies, i. I 
 
 Bellarmine examined. 15th note. Temporal 
 
 felicity. Gibfon's Preferv. 4. 96 
 
 4R
 
 1347 
 
 1348 
 
 GROVE, Bilhop [coniinueJ). .,^1 , ;;„) 
 
 The Proteftant and Poplfh way of interpreting 
 Scripture compared. Gibfon's Prelerv. 6. l 
 
 GROVER, H. M., Reftor of Hitcham, Bucks. 
 
 Socrates, a dramatic poem. 8°. Land. 1828 
 
 Analogy and prophecy keys of the Church. 
 Shewing the progrefs of the difpenfations and 
 the interpretation of the prophecies by analo- 
 gies derived from the Mofaic creation. In 
 twenty-four letters addrefled to a friend. Pp. 
 vii. 125. Table of times. 8°. Land. 1846 
 
 GROVIUS, Robertus, S.T.B. 
 
 Refponfio ad nuperum libellum qui infcribitur 
 Celeufma feu clamor ad theologos hierarchic 
 Anglicana;, &c. Pp. 95. 4°. Lond. 1680 
 
 GRSESPIUS, S. 
 
 Diflertatio de multiplici ficlo et talento Hebrs- 
 orum : item de menfuris Hebraicis, tam ari- 
 dorum, quam liquidorum. Ugolinus, 28 585 
 
 GRUEBER, C. S., B.A., Incumbent of St. James, 
 Hambridge, Diocefe of Bath and Wells. 
 
 Holy baptifm. A complete ftatement of the 
 Church's dodrine, with an explanatory com- 
 ment upon fifty pafiages of Holy Scripture. 
 Pp. 58. 8°. ■ Lond. 1850 
 
 GRUGGEN, F. J., B.A., Scholar of St. John's 
 College. 
 
 The Jawfulnefs and obligation of oaths. A dis- 
 fertation which obtained the Hulfean Prize for 
 the year 1 844. i-xi. Pp. 84. 8°. Camb.\^.\^ 
 
 GRUNER, J. R. 
 
 Diatribe de oblatione primitiarum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 17. 945 
 
 GRUTERUS, Janus. 
 
 A celebrated philo'.oger. Born at Antwerp 1560. Died 
 1627. He publifhed a colledlion of ancient infcriptions 
 1601, which were publi/hed by Grasvius 1 707, in 4 vol. 
 folio, and numerous o:her works. 
 
 Florilegii magni, feu Polyantheae tomus fecundus. 
 Formatus, concinnatufque ex quinquaginta mi- 
 nimum auftoribus vetuftis, Grascis et Latinis, 
 facris et profanis. Folio. Argent. 1624 
 
 Containing, under each head, copious extracts from the 
 
 Fathers of the Church ; the philofophers, orators, poets, &c. 
 
 This work forms an addition to Langius. 
 
 GRYN^US, John James, D.D. 
 
 Born at Bern I 540. Educated at Bafil. Ordained Deacon 
 1559, and began to preach the doctrines of the Reformers. 
 Joined the Zuinglians, and became Paftor and ProfefTor at 
 Heidelberg. Died 1617. He was a man of extenfive 
 learning. 
 
 Monumenta S. Patrum orthodoxographa, hoc eft 
 theologize SS. ac fyncerioris fidei doftores nu- 
 mero circiter Ixxxv. ecclefis columina lumina- 
 que clariffima, authores partim Gra;ci partim 
 Latini, ob vetuflatem et eruditionem venerandi, 
 quorum quidam haftenus, non aediti latuerunt. 
 [&c.] 8 vol. in 2. Folio. Bafil. 1569 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Pr?B:atio. 
 
 Index Grafcorum authorum. 
 Jndex l.atinorum authorum. 
 
 GRYN^US, John James, D.D. 
 
 Graci, cum converfione Latina. 
 Eufebius. De Abgaro fragmentum, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 De Chrifto narratio, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Igmtius. Epiftolas xii. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Jacobus Juftus S. Protevangelion, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 3 
 5 
 
 71 
 
 Prochorus. De Johanne evangclifta hifloria, Gr. et Lat. 85 
 Anonymus de imagine Chrilli, Gr. et. Lat. - 90 
 
 Authorum tripart. hift. fragmentum, Gr. et Lat. 91 
 Methodius, Divus. Revclationes, Gr. et Lat. 93 
 
 Sybillinorum oracula, Gr. et Lat. - - - 116 
 
 Nilus, S. Paraenefes, Gr. et Lat. - - 169 
 
 Agapetus ad Juftinianum Caefarem, Gr. et Lat. 180 
 
 Dorotheus, Beatus. De vita redla et pie inftituenda, Gr. 
 
 et Lat. .-.---. 195 
 Canones apoftolorum, Gr. et Lat. - - 369 
 
 Andreas (Divus) Hierofolymitanus in falutationemangeli 
 
 fermo, Gr. et Lat. - - - - 381 
 
 Pantaleon de luminibus fandtis, Gr. et Lat. - 396 
 
 Latini: Tom. i. Epiftolas compIe6Utur. 
 Lentulus. Epiftola . . . - . i 
 
 Pontius Pilatus. Epiftola .... j 
 
 Pius, epifcopus Romanus. Epiftolas - - 3 
 
 Cornelius, epilcopus Romanus. Epiftola - - 4 
 
 Polycarpus. Epiftola ad Philippenfes - - 4 
 
 Martialis Martyr. Eplftolae ad Burdegalenfes et ad Tolo- 
 
 fanos ..--.-. 7 
 
 Gregorius Neocasfarienfis. Canones - - 22 
 
 Antonius Eremita. Epiftolas - - - - 25 
 
 Leo Papa L Contra Eutychen epiftola - 41 
 
 Gennadius. Epiftola . - . - - 45 
 
 Hormifda Papa. Ad PofTeflbrem epiftola - 47 
 
 Maxentius, Joannes. Ad epiftolam Hormifdae refponfio 49 
 EcclefiaOrientalisad Symmachum, epifcopum Romanum 
 
 61 
 Symmachus. Refponfio et apolegeticus adverfus Anafta- 
 
 fium imperatorem ..... 66 
 
 Fauftus ad Lucidum - . - . - 72 
 
 Lucidus. Epiftola - - - * - 73 
 
 Nicephorus. Epiftola .... 74 
 
 Paulinus, epifcopus Ndanus. Epiftolas, epigrammata, &c. 
 
 75 
 
 Ennodius, Ticinenfis. Epiftolae panegyricas et poemata, 
 
 nee non fandlorum vits - . . . 269 
 
 Uldricus [five Huldricus] epifcopus Auguftanus. De 
 
 ccelibatu cleri epiftola - - - - 4S1 
 
 Bachiarius, qui tempore Auguftini vixit, ad Januarium 
 
 de recipiendis lapfis - - . . . 485 
 
 Tom. IL Hiftorias facras continet. 
 
 Sulpitius Severus. Hiftoria - . • . 497 
 
 LJem de Divo Martino .... 5^5 
 
 Ifidorus Hifpalenfis. De vita et obitu utriufque Teftamenti 
 
 fandtorum ...--. 5 87 
 
 Hermas, D. Pauli difcipulus. Paftor - - 599 
 
 Nicodemus. Evangelium - - - - 643 
 
 Tatianus Alexandrinus. Evangeliorum harmonia 659 
 
 Ammonius Alexandrinus. Evangeliorum harmonia 747 
 
 Vidtor, epifcopus Capuanus. In S. quatuor evangelia 
 
 index ....... 791 
 
 Vidtor, epifcopus Uticenfis. In hiftoriam perfecutionis 
 Africae ..-.-- 799 
 
 Gildas Sapiens. De Britannias excidio et conqueftu. In 
 ecclefiafticum ordinem acris correptio - - 830 
 
 Petrus, Divus, archiepifcopus et martyr Alexandrinus. De 
 lis qui tempore perfecutionis a fide exciderunt, et dein 
 pcenitentiam egerunt canones - - - 858 
 
 Patriarcharum duodecim Teftamentum • - 864 
 
 Sibvllarum de Chrifto oracula. 
 Vol. 2. 
 Tomus III. Gnomologias continet. 
 Thalafius Monachus. De fincera charitate ac vera con. 
 tinentia, necnon de regimine mentis Hecatontides 
 quatuor ....-- S97 
 
 Laurentius Pifanus. Parodoxorum theologicorum en- 
 chiridion - - - - - - -911
 
 1349 
 
 13 5' 
 
 GRYNiEUS, John James, D.D. {continued). 
 Tomus IV. Exegetica Scripts. 
 Junilius, epifcopus Africanus. Expoiidones facrje in ali- 
 quot Genefeos capita - - - - 925 
 Gregorius Neocaefarienfis. InEcclefiaften commentariolus 
 
 944 
 
 Olympiodorus. In Ecclefiaften Salomonis enarratio, Ze- 
 
 nobio Acciaolo interprcte - - - - 953 
 
 Salonius Viennenfis. In parabolas Salomonis explicatio 
 
 lOIO 
 
 In Ecclefiaften explicatio ... 1026 
 
 Juftus, epifcopus Orgelitanus. Explanatio in Cantica Can- 
 ticorum -.-..-. 1038 
 
 Ruffinus Aquildgienfis. In librum de benediftionibus 
 Judae ------- 1065 
 
 In benedidliones reliquorum patriarcharum - 1072 
 
 Petrus Alliacus. Meditationes in feptcm Plalmos pceni- 
 tentiales ------ 1085 
 
 In Pfalmum XXX. meditatio - - - mo 
 
 In Pfalmum xli. meditatio - - - 1 119 
 
 Theoduius, Coelo-Syrise prelbyter. In epiftolam ad Ro- 
 manes enarratio - - - - - I 124 
 
 Chrcmatius, epifcopus. De odlo beatudinibus, concioele- 
 gans - - . - - - - II 92 
 
 In V. caput Matthsi etin partem fexti traftatus aliquot 
 
 1 195 
 
 Venantius Honorius Clementianus Fortunatus, Prelbyter 
 Italicus. In orationem dominicam brevis atque pia 
 expolitio - - - - - - -1 22 1 
 
 In fymbolum apoftolicum expofitio - - 1227 
 
 Georgius Trapezuntius. In expoficionem illius textus 
 evangelii, Si volo cum manere, donee, &c. et quod 
 S. Joannes evangelifta nondum fit mortuus, breve 
 opufculum - - - - - -1 23 1 
 
 Tomus V. Dod:rinae facrjs autores. 
 
 Petrus Diaconus. De incarnatione et gratia Jefu Chrifti 
 
 1 24 1 
 
 Claudianus Mamertus. De ftatu anima; - 1247 
 
 Hugo Eterianus. De regreflu animarum ab inferis 1307 
 
 Tichonius. De feptem regulis - - - 1352 
 
 Drogo, Abbas Laudunenfis. De facramento Dominicas 
 paffionis - - - - - - 1388 
 
 Georgius Florus Baldinus. De oratione et precibus com- 
 pendium ------- 141 1 
 
 Idiotas viri fandli contemplationes de amore divino 1425 
 Regulas Chriftianae vitse - - . . 1448 
 
 Annotationes in Pfalmum xv. - - - 1449 
 
 De patientise verae contemplatione - - 1452 
 
 De contemplatione conflidlus carnis et anims 1465 
 De innocentia perdita . - . . 1469 
 
 De contemplatione mortis - - . 1473 
 
 The real author of the above works was Raymond Jor- 
 danus. 
 
 Fauftus epifcopus Galliae. De libero arbitrio - 1484 
 De creaturis - - - . . 1526 
 
 Jonas Aurelianenfis, Ep. De cultu imaginum 1526 
 
 Rabbi Samuelis Marrochianus. De adventu MefliJe, 
 quem Judzei temere expe<ftant - - - 1586 
 
 Heinricus de Haffia. De anims conditionibus folilo- 
 quium ..---. 1607 
 
 Eugenius, Carthaginenfis epifcopus. De Catholica fide 
 
 1617 
 
 Pelegrinus, D. Laureacenfis archiepifcopus. Symbolum 
 
 Ifaacus, Sandtus, Syrus et Prefbyter Antlocheni. De con- 
 temptumundi, de operatione corporali, etfui abjedlione 
 liber - - ■ - . - - 1626 
 
 Aldhelmus. De laudibus virginitatis - - 1677 
 
 Renhardus Lutz. Somnus Chriftianorum - - 171 8 
 
 Albinus, feu Alcuinus, confeflao five dodlrina de Deo 
 
 1730 
 
 Ifidorus, archiepifcopus Hifpalenfis. De officiis ecclefi- 
 
 afticis ---.--- 1736 
 
 Tomus VI. Dcmejorias. 
 
 Alcimus A Vitus. Homilia .... i-j-j-j 
 
 GRYN.«US, John James, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Gregorius NylTenus. De pauperibus amandii et benig- 
 
 nitate complcdk-ndis . - . . 1780 
 
 Gaudentius, epifcopus Brixianus. In Exodo, nodle vigi- 
 
 larum, de Pafclis obfervatione - - - 1793 
 
 De ledtione evangelii .... 1815 
 
 De paralytico -...-- 1831 
 
 De eo, Nunc judicium eft hujus mundi - 1834 
 
 De natali Domini .... - 1836 
 
 De promifiione Paracleti - - - 1840 
 
 De Machabeis martyribus .... 1842 
 
 Tradtatus : Die ordinationis, &c. . - 1845 
 
 Tradlatus exceptus die dedicationis Bafilicae concilii 
 
 fandtorum --.... 1846 
 
 De villico iniquitatis . - - . 1850 
 
 De eo, (^ui Pater major me eft- - -1S55 
 
 Csefarius, epifcopus Arclatenfis. Homiliae xl. 1861 
 
 yElius Antonius Nebriffenfis. Homiliae tres - 1934 
 
 Joannes Atrocianus. Homilia ad bonas litteras exhorta- 
 
 toria .---... 1943 
 
 Tomus VII. Apologetica. 
 
 Juftinus Martyr. Apologias facrse, J. F. Pico Mirandulae 
 
 Domino, interprete ----- 1947 
 
 Julianus Pomerius, archiepifcopus Toletanus. Contra 
 
 Judaeos -.-... 1966 
 
 Fauftinus, epifcopus. Contra Arrianos - - 199S 
 
 Joannes Maxentius. De Chrifto Catholica profefiio 202S 
 
 Contra Neftorianos, capitula - - - 2033 
 
 Alia fidei profeffio ----- 2033 
 
 Adunationis verbi Dei ad propriam carnem ratio 2034 
 
 Contra Acephalos .... 2035 
 
 Dialogi [Neftoriani et Catholici] - - - 2038 
 
 GUALDI, Abbate. 
 
 Vita di Donna Olimpia Maldachini che governo 
 la chiefa durante il ponteficato d'Innocentio X. 
 1644-1655. 12°. Ragtifa, 1667 
 
 GUALTHERUS Tornacensis. 
 
 Flouriihcd 1 164. 
 Dialog! contra Judjeos. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 505 
 GUALTERIUS de Mauritania, epilc. Laudun. 
 Epillote. D'Achcrv, Spicil. iii. 520 
 
 GUALTHERUS, Rodolphus, Tigurinus. 
 
 An eminent Swifs divine, and one of the firft Reformers. 
 Born at Zurich 1529, where he Ibcceeded Bullinger as 
 paftor 1575. Died 1586. His commentaries are highly 
 cfteemed and of rare occurrence. 
 Homilias cccxi. in evangelium fecundum Mat- 
 
 thasum. 2 vol. in i. Folio. Tiguri, 1590-96 
 In Acta Apollolorum per Divum Lucam de- 
 
 fcripta, homiliai clxxv. Folio. Tiguri, 1577 
 GUALTPERIUS, Otho. 
 Sylloge vocum exoticarum Novi Teftamenti. 
 
 Critici Sacri 
 GUARDIAN. [By Addilbn and ethers.] 2 vol. 
 
 12°. Lend. I 7 14 
 
 GUARRICUS. See Guerricus. 
 GUARINI, Baptista. 
 
 An eminent paftoral poet. Born 1537; died 1612. 
 
 The faithful fhepherd, a paitoral tragi-comedy. 
 
 Ital. and Eng. [By Sir R. Fanfhaw.] 12"^. 
 
 Lo?id. n. d. 
 GUAZZO, Stepliano, Gentil' hucmo di Cafals di 
 
 Monferrato. > : ■, ,-, : 
 
 La civile converfatione. 4°. Vinexia, 1579 
 
 GUDIUS, G. F. 
 Exercitatio philologica de Hebraica oblletricum 
 
 origine. Ugolinus, 30. 1061
 
 351 
 
 1352 
 
 GUENEE, Anthony. 
 
 Born at Etampes 1717 ; died 1803. Had made himfelf 
 known as a tranflator long before the publication of his 
 celebrated Lettres de Quelques Juifs. The French are in- 
 debted to him for verfions of the following works: Lyttle- 
 ton's Obfervations on the Converfion of St. Paul ; Bp. 
 Sherlock's Trial of the Witncifc-s, &c. ; and Gilb. Weft's 
 Obfervations on the Hiftory and Evidences of the Refur- 
 redtion. The Lettres de Ouelques Juits are a model of 
 learning, wit, and calm but uncompromifing controverfy. 
 Guenee v/as Canon of Amiens, a member ot the Academy 
 of Infcriptions, and Under-Preceptor to the children of the 
 Count d'Artois (Charles X). 
 
 Letters of certain Jews to M. de Voltaire, con- 
 taining an apology for their own people, and 
 for the Old Teftament, with critical reflections. 
 [Anonymous.] Tranflated by the Rev. Philip 
 Lefanu, D.D. 2 vol. 8^. Dui/. IJ77 
 
 GUERCIUS, Nicolaus. 
 
 Annales Genuenfes, ab anno 1267 poft CafFarum. 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 6. 541 
 GUERICKE, H. E. F. 
 
 Dodlor and Profeflbr of Theology at Halle. 
 
 Handbuch der Kirchengefchichte. Seventh edit. 
 3 vol. 8°. Ber/. 1 849* 
 
 Allgemeine chriftliche Symbolik. Second edit. 
 8°. ' Leipz. 1846* 
 
 Lehrbuch der chriftlich-kirchlichen Archaologie. 
 8°. Leipz. 1847* 
 
 Hiftorilch-kritifche Einleitung in das neue Tes- 
 tament. 8°. Leipz. 1843* 
 
 GUERIN, L. 
 
 La journee du Chretien, fanftifiee par la priere 
 et la meditation. Nouvelle edition. [Anon.] 
 12°. Par. 1765 
 
 GUERIN DU ROCHER, Peter. 
 
 Born 1731, at Falaife in Normandy. A Jefuit, whofe 
 work on ancient hiftory was written again!): the infidel 
 doftrines of Voltaire and De Paw. It contains fome inge- 
 nious obfervations, but has been feverely criticifed by De 
 Guignes, Duvoifm, and Anquetil Duperron. Guerin du 
 Rocher was maiTacred in 1792. 
 Hilloire veritable des terns fabuleux. 3 vol. 
 
 Par. 1776-77 
 Vol. I. L'hiftoire d'Egypte depuis Menes jufqu'a Sefos- 
 tris, devoilce par l'hiftoire lainte, depuis Noe jufqu'a 
 I'entree des liraelites en Egypte. 
 Vol. 2. L'hiftoire d'Egypte, depuis Sefoftris jufqu'a 
 Cheops, devoilee par l'hiftoire fainte, depuis I'entree 
 des Ifraelites en Egypte jufqu'a leur oppreffion. 
 Vol. 3. L'hiftoire d'Egypte, depuis Cheops jufqu'a 
 Amafis, devoilee par l'hiftoire fainte, depuis le tems 
 de Moyfe jufqu'a la conquete de Nabuchodonofor. 
 A fourth vol. was publiftied by I'Abbe Chappelle in 1779. 
 
 GUERRICUS Igniacensis. 
 
 A Ciftercian abbot, near Rheims. Flourifhed 1140. 
 Sermones. S. Bernardi Opera, 2 Pars 2. 1793 ; 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 23. 169 
 GUIBERTUS [or Gilbertusl Tornacensis. 
 
 Of the order of Friars Minors. Lived in the thirteenth 
 century. 
 
 De pace et tranquillitate animi. 
 
 De officio epifcopi et ecclefise ceremoniis. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 378 
 GUICCIARDINI, Francis. 
 
 Born at Florence 1482. Studied the law, and was ap- 
 pointed ProfefTorat the age of twenty-three. AmbafTador 
 
 GUICCIARDINI, Francis [continued). 
 to Spain 1511. Governor of Modena and Reggio 1518. 
 Transferred to Parma i 521, and in 1531 to Bologna. Died 
 1540. He has been ftyled the " admirable hiftorian." His 
 Hiftory, according to Sir William Jones, is the moft au- 
 thentic that has ever been compofed. 
 
 Iftoria d' Italia, riveduta da G. Rolandi. 10 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1821 
 
 A tranflation into Englifh, by C. A. P. Goddard. 10 vol. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1753-61 
 
 Hiftory of the Papacy (fraudulently left out in 
 
 the fourth book of his Hiftory). 
 
 Bray's Papal Ufurpation 
 GUICHARD, Estienne. 
 L'harmonie etymologique des langues Heb. 
 
 Chald. Syr. Grecque, Lat. Fran. Ital. Efp. 
 
 Allem. Flam. Angloife, &c. 8°. Par. i6c6 
 GUIDO, Bernard. 
 
 A celebrated Dominican. Born at Limofin 1260. Ap- 
 pointed inquifitor in Languedoc 1308, which office he exer- 
 
 cifed with fuch (everity that in fifteen years he condemned 
 
 637 individuals to various puniftiments. Bifliop of Tuy, in 
 
 Gallicia, 1323. Died 1331. 
 
 Vitas nonnullorum pontificum Romanorum, nunc 
 primum prodeunt. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3. 351 
 
 Libellus feu traftatus magiftrorum ordinis Prsdi- 
 catorum necnon et priorum provincialium 
 provincias Provinci^ feu Tolofanae. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio vi. 398 
 
 Hiftoria fundationum conventuum ordinis Prs- 
 dicatorum Tolofanas et Provinciae provinci- 
 arum, collecTtio. Ibid. vi. 537 
 
 GUIDO Farfensis. 
 
 Difciplina. Hergott, Vetus Difcipl. 
 
 GUIDO de Monte Rocherii. 
 
 Liber qui manipulus curatorum infcribitur, in 
 quo perneceflaria officia eorum quibus ani- 
 marum cura commifta eft breviter pertrac- 
 tantur. 4°. Par. mcccclxxviii 
 
 GUIDO, feu Wido. 
 
 Augufti leges. 
 
 Murat. Rer. Ital. Script, i Pars 2. 166 
 
 GUIFREDUS, S. R. E., Cardinalis. 
 
 Conftitutiones. lb. 8. 1065 
 
 GUIGO, or GUIDO. 
 
 A Carthufian monk. The fecond prior of that name. 
 Flourifhed 1120. He was a friend of St. Bernard. 
 De quadripertito exercitio cells. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 24. 1463 
 Epiftolffi. S. Bernardi Opera, 2 Pars 2. 2069 
 Scala Paradifi. S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1896 
 GUIGO, Quintus Prior Carthufis. 
 
 Flourished in the twelfth century. 
 
 Meditationes piiffims. Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 1 163 
 GUILD, WilUam, D.D. 
 
 A divine of the Church of Scotland. Born at Aberdeen 
 1586. Educated at Marifchall College. Appointed min- 
 ifter of the parifti of King Edward. Became one of the 
 minifters of Aberdeen 1631. Principal of King's College 
 there 1640. Having always efpoufed the royal caufe he 
 was depofed 1651. Died 1657. 
 
 Mofes unveiled ; or, thoie figures which ferved 
 unto the pattern and fhadow of heavenly
 
 1353 
 
 1354 
 
 GUILD, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 things pointing out the Meffiah Chriit Jefus, 
 briefly explained. Whereunlo is added. The 
 harmony of all the prophets, breathing with 
 one mouth the myitery of his coming, and 
 that redemption which by his death he was 
 to accomplifh. To confirm the Chriftian and 
 convince the Jew. Royal 8°. Edin. 1839 
 Other works : A Compend of the Controverfies of Reli- 
 gion. An Explication of the Song of Solomon. The 
 Sealed Book ; or an Explanation of the Revelation of St. 
 John. The Novelty of Popery difcovered, &c. 
 
 GUILLELMUS, or GUILHELM. 
 
 Abbot of St. Theodoric, near Rheims. Flourifhed 1 1 37. 
 Commentarius in Cantica Canticorum, e fcriptis 
 
 S. Ambrofii collecftus. 
 
 Ambrofii Opera, Par. 1686. I. 1546 
 Excerpta ex libris S. Grcgorii M. fuper Cantica. 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 394 
 Meditationes devotiffims. 
 
 Libellus de amore. Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 1 142 
 Traftatus de contemplando Deo. 
 De natura et dignitate amoris traftatus. 
 In Cantica Canticorum commentatio ex Ber- 
 nardo. S. Bernardi Opera, z Pars i . 497, &c. 
 Vita S. Bernardi. lb. 2 Pars 2. 2089 
 
 Chronicon Andrenfis monafterii O. B. in dice- 
 
 cefi Morinenfi. D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 781 
 
 GUILLELMUS de Campellis, Epifcopus Can- 
 
 talunenfis. 
 
 Flourifhed in the twelfth century. 
 Dialogus inter Chriftianum et Judseum de fide 
 
 Catholica. Bibl. Max. Patr. 20. 1884 
 
 Tradtatus brevis de origine animae. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef Nov. 5. 877 
 GUILLELMUS de Deserto, S. 
 Martyrologium Gellonenfe, five S. Guillelmi de 
 
 Deferto, pervetuftum. D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 25 
 GUILELMUS Armoricus. 
 DegeftisPhilippiAug. Du Chefne, Hift. Franc. 5 
 GUILLELMUS, Archiepifcopus Tyrienfis. 
 Continuata belli facri hiftoria, ab antiquo audlore 
 
 Gallico idiomate ante annos cccc. confcripta. 
 Martene et Durand, Colleflio v. 582 
 GULIELMUS Neubrigensis. 
 
 William Little, or William of Newbury. An Auguftine 
 canon. Died about 1208, aged feventy-two. 
 De rebus Anglicis, libri v. 
 
 Brit. Hift. Rerum Britt. Scriptores, 353 
 
 An edition of this hiftory of the Normans in England to 
 A.D. 1 1 97 was publifhed by Hearne, 3 vol. 8°. Oxon. 17 19. 
 
 GUILLELMUS de Nangis. 
 
 Chronicon. D'Achery, Spicil. iii. i 
 
 Ejus chronici prima continuatio. ibid. iii. 54 
 
 Continuatio altera. Ibid. iii. 104 
 
 GUILLELMUS, Diaconus. 
 
 Allegorise. Opufculum de v. fenfibus. Opus- 
 culum de Euchariftia. Prologus libri contra 
 Judasos. Hommey, Suppl. 390 
 
 GULIELMUS Apuliensis. 
 
 Rerum in Apulia, Campana, Calabria, et Sicilia, 
 libri v. Carufii Bibl. Hift. i 
 
 GULIELMUS Apulienfis (continued). 
 Hiftoricum poema de rebus Normannorum in 
 Sicilia, &c. Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 5. 245 
 GULIELMUS de Baldensel. 
 
 Flourifhed 1336. 
 
 Hodceporicon ad Terram Sandlam. Canif 4. 23 1 
 
 GUILELMUS Avemus. 
 
 Errores. Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 329 
 
 GUILELMUS Minorita. 
 
 Errores damnati. Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 329 
 
 G. Lugdunensis, Ecclefias PreftDyter. 
 
 Epiftola ad Radulphum Turonenfem. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 16. 768 
 GUION, Jeanne Bouvier de la Motte. 
 
 A celebrated myftic. Born at Montargis in 1648. In 
 1688 the Abp. of Paris, Harlay de Chanvallon, fufpedling 
 Madame Guion of Molinofifm, iKut her up in a convent ; 
 but flie was loon relealed, and having been introduced to 
 Madame de Maintenon, Ac became acquainted with 
 Fenelon. The celebrated feuds on Quietiim then arofe, 
 which lafted till the beginning of the eighteenth century. 
 Fenelon loft the favour of Louis XIV. and Madame Guion 
 was fent to the Baftile. She died in 1717. Her complete 
 works form forty-nine volumes. 
 
 Les livres de I'Ancien et duNouveau Teftament, 
 avec des explications et des reflexions qui 
 regardent la vie interieure. 20 vol. 12°. 
 
 Col. 1713-15* 
 Opufcules fpirituelles. Nouvelle edition, aug- 
 mentee de fon rare traite des torrents, et d'une 
 preface generale touchant fa perfonne, fa doc- 
 trine, &c. 12°. Col. 1704 
 Poems, tranflated from the French by the late 
 William Cowper, Efq. To which are added 
 fome original poems of Mr. Cowper not in- 
 ferted in his works. 1 8°. Newport Pag. 1 801 
 A fhort and eafy method of prayer. Done out 
 of French. 12°. Lond. 1703 
 The life of Lady Guion, written by herfelf in 
 French; now abridged. 8°. Brijlol, 1772 
 GUITMUNDUS, Averfanus Epifcopus. 
 
 Archbifhop of Averfa in Italy. Flourifhed 1066. 
 De veritate corporis Chrifti in euchariftia. 
 Confeffio de Trinitate, &c. 
 Oratio ad Guillelmum I., Anglorum regem. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 18, 440 
 GUIZOT, F. 
 The hiftory of civilization, from the fall of the 
 
 Roman Empire to the French revolution. 
 
 Tranflated by William Hazlitt, Efq. of the 
 
 Middle Temple, Barrifter-at-Law. 3 vol. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1846 
 
 Vol. I. Biographical notice of M. Guizot. Hiftory of 
 civilization in Europe. Hiftory of civilization in France 
 [to the tenth centurj'.] Lefture i— 10. 
 
 Vol. 2. The fame, continued. Ledlure 11-30. 
 
 Vol. 3. Civilization in France from the tenth century. 
 Ten leftures. 
 
 For review, fee Edin. Review, 67. 357 and 82. 381. 
 Hiftory of the origin of reprefentative govern- 
 ment in Europe. Tranflated by Andrew R. 
 
 Scoble. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 Monk ; or, the fall of the republic and the re- 
 
 ftoration of the monarchy in England in 1 660.
 
 1355 
 
 1356 
 
 GUIZOT, F. {continued). 
 
 Tranflated by Andrew R. Scoble. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1 851 
 
 Monk's contemporaries : biographic ftudies on 
 the Englifh revolution. Tranflated by An- 
 drew R. Scoble. Sm. 8°. Land. 1851 
 Other works : Hiftory of the Englifli Revolution, fm. 
 
 8°. 1845. Democracy in France, 8°. 1S49. Wafhington ; 
 
 an elFay, &c. 
 
 GUNN, WilUam Adolphus, Curate of St. Mary 
 Woolnoth, London. 
 
 Sermons and letters. 8*^. Lond. 1807 
 
 I Cor. 5. 7. The Chriftlan PafTover - - i 
 
 Pfa. 36. 7. The excellent loving-kindnefs of God 1 8 
 Eph. 5. 14. The fpiritual refurreftion - 30 
 
 Jer. 23. 6. The Lord our righteoufnefs - - 47 
 
 Gen. 32. 9—12. Jacob's prayer - - - 62 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The general refurreiflion - 75 
 
 Exod. 17. 6. Mofes fmiting the rock - - 87 
 
 I Kings, 10. 6, 7. The queen of Sheba's vifit to Solomon 
 
 100 
 Gen. 19. 14. Lot's deliverance out of Sodom - 116 
 Ifa. 26. 4. TruftinGod - - - - 131 
 
 Gen. 3. 24. Walking with God - - - 148 
 
 Rom. 8. 18. Prefent fufferings and future glory 159 
 Gen. ]8. 23, 26. Abraham's interceflion for Sodom 170 
 Adls, 5. 38, 39. Farewell ferm. - - 184 
 
 Letters ...-..- 201 
 
 GUNNING, Peter, D.D., Bifnop of Ely. 
 
 Born at Hoo, in Kent, 1613. Educated at King's 
 School, Canterbjn,-, and Clare Hall, Cambridge, where he 
 obtained a fellowfhip 1633, and became an eminent tutor 
 in the College. Deprived for refufing to take the covenant. 
 Reftored 1660, and was made Mafter of Corpus Chrifti 
 College, Cambridge, Regius Profeffor of Divinity, &c. 
 Bifhop of Chichefter 1670. Tranflated to Ely 1674. Died 
 1684. He was reckoned one of the moft learned prelates 
 of his time. He wrote the prayer in the Liturgy called 
 " the general fupplication." 
 
 The pafchal, or Lent faft, apoftolical and per- 
 petual ; at firft delivered in a fermon preached 
 before his Majefty in Lent, and fmce enlarged ; 
 wherein the judgment of antiquity is laid 
 down. Publifhed by his Majefty's fpecial 
 command ; with an appendix containing an 
 anfwer to the late printed objeftions of the 
 Prefbyterians againft the faft of Lent. A new 
 edition. [Lib. of Anglo-Cath. Theol.] 8°. 
 
 0.^/. 1845 
 
 Originally publifhed 1662 in 4'^. In the above edition 
 the references have been verified and indexes added. 
 
 GUNPOV/DER TREASON. A memorial to 
 Proteftants on the fifth of November, contain- 
 ing a more full difcovery of fbme particulars 
 relating to the happy deliverance from the 
 intended maffacre by Gunpowder 1605. Pp. 
 64. 8°. Lond. 171 3 
 
 GUNTHER. 
 
 Died 1045. 
 Vita S. Guntheri Thuringi monachi Altahenfis. 
 Canifius, 3 P. i. 183 
 GUNTHER. 
 
 A monk. Flourifhed 1210. 
 Hiftoria Conllantin. fub Balduino. Canifius, 4. i 
 GURDON, Brampton, A.M., Archdeacon of 
 
 Sudbury, Gloucefterfhire. 
 The pretended difficulties in natural or revealed 
 
 GURDON, Brampton, A.M. {continued). 
 
 religion no excufe for infidelity. Sixteen fer- 
 mons preached 172 1 and 1722 at the Lefture 
 founded by the Hon. Robert Boyle. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1723 
 
 iTim. 4. 8(1); iTheff. 5. 21. (4 ferm.) (3 i) ; Adts, 
 
 17. 28. (4 I'erm.) (147) ; Rom. i. 22 (265) ; Ifa. 5. 
 
 20 (295); John, 15. 24 (329); 1 Cor. i. 21. 
 
 (2ferm.) (365); 2 Pet. i. 16. (2 ferm.) 433. 
 
 Chrillian religion fupported by the prophecies of 
 
 the Old Teftament ; or, a defence of the 
 
 argument drawn from prophecy. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1728 
 GURNAL, William. 
 
 A pious, laborious, and benevolent divine. A native of 
 the county of Norfolk. Born 16 1 7. Matriculated at 
 Emanuel College, Cambridge, 1632. M.A. 1639. Became 
 Fellow of his College, and Minifter at Lavenham, where 
 he continued for thirty-five years. Appointed Redlor in 
 1644, and epifcopally ordained at the Reftoration. Died 
 ^1679. 
 
 The Chriftian in complete armour ; or, a treatife 
 of the faints' war againft the devil. [On Eph. 
 6. 10-20.] Sixth edition, carefully correfled. 
 4 vol. 8°. Lond. n.d. 
 
 Vol. I. verfes 6-13. Vol. 2. 14, 15. Vol. 3. 16, 17. 
 Vol. 4. i8-2c. 
 
 GURNAY, Edm., B.D., Minifter at Harpley in 
 
 Norfolk. 
 Gurnay redlvivus ; or, an appendix unto the 
 
 homily againft images in churches. 24°. 
 Lond. Republijhed this prefent year, 1660 
 GURNEY, Joseph John. 
 
 A banker of the city of Norwich, and a member of the 
 
 Society of Friends, of which he was a recognifed minifter. 
 
 Born 1788; died 1847. His works are numerous and 
 
 well written. 
 
 A letter to a friend on the authority, purpofe, 
 and efi^edls of Chriftianity, and elpecially on 
 the doftrine of redemption. Fifteenth edition. 
 Pp. 36. 12°. Bradford, 1824 
 
 A letter to a friend on the authority, purpofe, 
 and effedls of Chriftianity, and efpecially on 
 the doftrine of redemption. Third edition. 
 12°. Lond. 1824 
 
 Hints on the portable evidence of Chriftianity. 
 Second edition. 18°. Lond. 1832 
 
 GURNEY, William, A.M., Reftor of St. Cle- 
 ment Danes, Strand. 
 
 The diamond pocket diflionary of the Holy 
 Bible. 24°. Lond. 1834 
 
 GURTLER, Nicolas, D.D. 
 
 A learned Proteftant divine. Born at Bafil 1654. 
 Studied at the univerlity there. Profeffor of Philofophy 
 and Rhetoric at Hcilborn 1685. Became Profeffor of 
 Theology at Hanau, and in 1696 at Bremen, where he 
 drew a great concourfe of ftudents. Removed to Daventer 
 1699, and to Franeker 1707. Died 171 1. 
 Syttema theologis propheticas, cum indicibus 
 
 neceffariis. Editio iecunda, emendata. 4°. 
 
 Traj. 1724 
 
 One of the beft works of its kind. 
 
 Other works : Hiftoria Templariorum. Inftitutiones 
 Theoloeicae. Voces Typico-propheticae. Dialogi Eucha- 
 riftici,&c. .„.M.-...nn.or ... .' ..o-.a
 
 1357 
 
 •358 
 
 GUTHRIE, Henry, Bifhop of Dunkeld. 
 
 Became Minifter of Stirling, in Scotland, but in 1648 
 depofed by the Prefbyterians for " malignincy." At the 
 Reftoration re-inftated in the miniftry. Bifhop of Dunkeld 
 1664. Died 1676 or 1677. 
 
 Memoirs, wherein the confpiracies and rebellion 
 
 againll King Charles I. to the time of his 
 
 murther, are briefly and faithfully related, 
 
 8°. Lo7id. 1702 
 
 GUTHRIE, William. 
 
 An eminent clergyman of the Prefbyterian Church of 
 Scotland. Born at Pitforthy 1620. Educated at the Uni- 
 verfity of St. Andrews. Minifter of the parlfli chuich of 
 Finwick. 1644. Died 1655. 
 
 A {hort treatife of the Chriftian's great inlereft, 
 divided into two parts ; the firfl whereof con- 
 taineth the trial of a faving intcrcll in Chrift ; 
 the fecond pointeth forth plainly the way how 
 to attain to it. Sm. 8°. Edi7i. 1724 
 
 The Chriftian's great intereft, with introduftory 
 elTay, by T. Chalmers, D.D. [and life.] 
 Fourth edition. 1 2°. Gltijg. 1 844 
 
 (Memoirs of.) '^y the Rev. W. Dunlop. 
 
 Sermon on fympathy. Matt. 15. 23. 
 
 Biographies, Seleft, 2. 69 
 
 GUTHRIE, William. 
 
 A mifcellaneous writer and compiler. Born at Brechin, 
 in Scotland, 1708. Educated at King's College, Aberdeen. 
 Removed to London and became an author by profeffion. 
 Died 1770. 
 
 A new geographical, hiftorical, and commercial 
 grammar, and prefent ftate of the feveral 
 kingdoms of the known world. 8°. Z. 1785 
 Other works: Hiftory of the World, T2 vol. 8°. His- 
 tory of Scotland, 10 vol. 8^. Hiftory of England. Trans- 
 lations of Ouintilian. Cicero's Offices and Epiftles to Atti- 
 cus, &c. 
 
 GUYSE, John, D.D. 
 
 An eminent Calvinift DiiTenting divine of the Indepen- 
 dent perfuafion, a native of Hertford. Born 1680. Became 
 Minifter of a congregation at Hertford. Minifter of a con- 
 gregation in New Broad Street, London, 1732. Died 1761. 
 His Paraphrale on the New Teftament is faid to difplay a 
 found judgment, intimate acquaintance with the original, 
 and confiderable critical powers. 
 
 Jefus Chrill God-man ; or, the conftitution of 
 Chrift's perfon, with the evidence and import- 
 ance of the doflrine of his true and proper 
 Godhead, confidercd in feveral plain and 
 pradical fermons on Rom. 9. 5. 8^. Z,. 1719 
 Two fermons, A£ts, 9. 20. Chrift, the Son of 
 God, the great fubjeft of a gofpel miniilry, 
 opened and recommended. Second edit. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1730 
 
 The Scripture notion of preaching Chrift further 
 
 cleared and vindicated ; in a letter to the Rev. 
 
 Mr. Samuel Chandler, in anfwer to one from 
 
 him to the author. Pp. 168. 8°. Lond. 1730 
 
 A collection of feventeen pradlical fermons on 
 
 various and important fubjefts. To which is 
 
 added a minifterial exhortation. 8°. Z. 1756 
 
 Phil. 2. 21. The evil of felf-feeking. Meeting of 
 
 Minifters ------- i 
 
 Amos, 3. 2. God's alarm to Great Britain. Faft 25 
 Ecclef. 11.5. Youth reminded of a judgment to come 50 
 
 GUYSE, John, D.D. {conth.ued). 
 
 Matt. 19. 22. Youth's obftruftions in their way to Chrift 
 and to eternal life ----- 77 
 
 Prov. 8. 17. Early feekers of Chrift ciredled and en- 
 couraged -..-.. 104 
 
 Luke, 14. 22. And yet there is room - - 131 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. A religious education recommended. 
 Charity School 156 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 10. The improvement of prefent time. New 
 Year's Day 182 
 
 Prov. II. 24. The tendency of liberality to riches, and 
 of covetoufnefs to poverty. Charity ferm. 203 
 
 Heb. 9. 10. Reformation upon the gofpel fcheme. 
 Society for Reform, of Manners - - 227 
 
 I Thefl". 5. 25. The minifter's plea for the people's 
 prayers - - - - - - -256 
 
 1 Cor. 4. I. The character of gofpel minifters. Ordina- 
 tion ferm. .--.-. 280 
 
 Phil. I. 9-11. The excellency of a judicious love, and 
 of fincerity. Ordination ferm. - - . 306 
 
 Col. 2. 5. The faith and order of the gofpel recom- 
 mended. Ordination ferm. - - - 327 
 
 John, II. 25, 26. The reafonablenefs and advantage of 
 a believer's dying. Fun. ferm. . - - 349 
 
 Phil. I. 21. Chrift the believer's life and death his gain. 
 Fun. ferm. .-.--- 377 
 
 Ifa. 54. 10. The unchangeable duration of God's kind- 
 nefs and covenant. Fun. ferm. - . - 405 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 16. A minifterial exhortation - 428 
 
 Youth's monitor, in fix annual fermons preached 
 
 to young people. Fourth edit. 12°. L. 1759 
 
 Job, 13. 26. The aggravations and forrows of youthful 
 iniquities ------- i 
 
 Jer. 31. 19. Sin the reproach and fliame of youth 36 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. The plejfure of Chrift's ways - 69 
 
 Matt. 21. 15, 16. Chrift's encouragement and vindica- 
 tion of young difciples . - - . 103 
 
 Prov. 13.20. The importance of avoiding bad, and of 
 chufing good company - - - - 136 
 
 I Chron. 28. 9. The duty and advantage of knowing 
 and ferving the God of our fathers - - 169 
 
 GWILLIM, Henry, Efq., Chief Juftice of the 
 
 IfleofEly. 
 A charge delivered to the grand jury at the affizes 
 
 holden at Ely, March 27, 1799. Pp. 20. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1799 
 
 GYLLIUS [Gilles], Peter. 
 
 One of the earlieft of the French authors who wrote 
 fuccefsfully on natural hiftory. Born at Albi 1490. Died 
 
 '555- 
 
 De Bofphoro Thracio. De topographia Conftant. 
 
 Byzantine Hiftories, 22 
 
 GYRALDUS [Giralcli, Lilio-Gregorio]. 
 
 A profound fclioLir, and a Latin poet of the fixteenth 
 century. Born at Ferrara 1479. Died 1552. 
 
 Opera omnia. 2 vol. Folio. L. Bat. i6g6 
 Vol. 1. 
 
 Hiftcria Deorum gentilium . . - . i 
 
 De fjcrificiis, 469 ; De mufis fyntagma - 555 
 
 Herculis vita, 571 ; De re nautica - . • 6oi 
 
 De fepultura ac vario fepeliendi ritu - - 685 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Hiftoria poetarum, Graecorum ac Latinorum - I 
 
 De poetis fuorum temporum . - . ^21 
 
 Progymnafma adverfus literas et literatos - - 579 
 Libellus in quo Eenigmata pleraque antiquorum expli- 
 
 cantur ------- 609 
 
 Pythagorae fymbolorum interpretatio - - 637 
 
 Parasneticus liber adverfus ingratos . - 689 
 
 De annis et menfibus . . - . - j^t 
 
 Calendarium Romanum et Grascum - - 823 
 
 Varia critica, 849 i Poemata . - - - 913
 
 '359 
 
 1360 
 
 ABERSHON, Matthew. 
 
 An hiftorical difTertation on the 
 prophetic Scriptures of the Old 
 Teftamcnt ; chiefly thofe of a 
 chronological charafter, fhewing 
 their afpecft on the prcfent times and on the 
 deftinies of the Jewifh nation. Second edition. 
 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 A third edition 1S42. 
 An hiftorical expofition of the prophecies of the 
 Revelation of St. John, fhewing their con- 
 nexion with, and confirmation of thofe of 
 Daniel, and of the Old Teftament in general, 
 particularly in their moft important afpeft on 
 the prefent times. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 A fecond edition in 2 vol. 1844. 
 Premillennial hymns. Second edition. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 84 1* 
 HABESCI, Elias. 
 
 Many years refident at Conftantinople in the fervice of 
 
 the Grand Signior. 
 
 The prefent ftate of the Ottoman Empire, con- 
 taining a more accurate and interelling account 
 of the religion, government, military eftablifh- 
 ment, manners, cuftoms, and amufements of 
 the Turks, than any yet extant. Tranflated 
 from the French. 8^^. Lond. 1784 
 
 HABINGTON, William. 
 
 AnEnglifli poet. Born at Hindlip, Worcefterfhire, 1605. 
 Educated at the Jefuits' College, St. Omer, and at Paris. 
 Died 1645. 
 Hiflory of Edward IV. Kennet, Bp. Hill, i 
 
 This hiftory was written and published at the defire of 
 King Charles I. The author's other works were : Obfer- 
 vations on Hiftorie, %\ 1641. Caftara [poems.] Third 
 edition, corrected and augmented, 1640, 11.'. An edition, 
 with notes by C. A. Elton, \-i^ . 1 812. The Queene of 
 Aragon, a tragi-commedie, folio, i6ac. 
 
 HACK, Maria. 
 
 Grecian ftories. Second edit. 18°. Lond. \%z\ 
 Geological fketches and glimpfes of the ancient 
 earth. 12°. Lond. 1832 
 
 HACKETT, H. B. 
 
 ProfefTor of Biblical Literature in Newton Theological 
 Inftitution, U.S. 
 A commentary on the original text of the Afts 
 
 of the Apoftles. 8°. Bopn, U.S., \%-^2* 
 RACKET, John, D.D., Bifliop of Lichfield and 
 
 Coventry. 
 
 Born in London 1592. Educated at Weftminfter School, 
 and eledted to Trinity College, Cambridge, 1608. Redlor 
 of Stoke Hamon, Buckinghamfhire, 16 iS. Redtor of St. 
 Andrew's, Holborn, London, and ofCheam, Surrey, 1624. 
 Archdeacon of Bedford 163 1. Bifhop of Lichfield and 
 Coventry 1661. Died 1670. In dodlrine he was inclined 
 to Calvinifm, though in controverfy he was ever very 
 moderate. His life of Bifhop Williams is one of the moft 
 curious pieces of biography in our language, of great his- 
 torical value, and full of rare quotations and quaint illuftra- 
 tions. His fermons are full of fenfe and learning. 
 Scrinia referata ; a memorial offered to the great 
 defervings of John Williams, D.D., Lord 
 
 HACKET, Bi/hop [continued). 
 
 Keeper of the Great Seal of England, and 
 Archbifhop of York, containing a feries of the 
 moil remarkable occurrences and tranla£tions 
 of his life in relation both to Church and 
 State. Folio. Lond. 1693 
 
 Memoirs of Archbifhop Williams, abridged. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 171 5 
 
 A century of fermons upon feveral remarkable 
 fubjefts. Publifhed by Thomas Plume, D.D. 
 Folio. Lond. 1675 
 
 Epiftle dedicatory to Charles IL - - - F. i 
 
 An account of the life and death of the author, i-lv ; 
 
 Table ------- Ff. 2 
 
 Fifteen fermons upon our Saviour's incarnation, on, — 
 Luke, ii. 7-14; xi. 27, 28; ii. 29, 30; i. 68, 69; 
 and Matt. ii. i, 2 - - - - - I 
 
 Six fermons upon the baptifm of our Saviour, on, — 
 Matt. iii. 13-17 ----- 147 
 
 Twenty-one fermons upon the tentation of our Saviour, 
 on, — 
 Matt. iv. i-ii ------ 205 
 
 Seven fermons upon the transfiguration of our Saviour, — 
 Luke, ix. 28-36 - - - - - 411 
 
 Five fermons upon the paffion of our Saviour, on, — 
 Matt. 27. 24(483)5 John, 19. 34 (505)5 Gen. 22. 
 13 (516) ; John, 3. 14 (527) ; Afts, 2. 23 (538). 
 Nine fermons upon the refurredlion of our Saviour, on, — 
 Afts, 2. 24 (549); John, II. 43 (558); John, 11. 
 44 (568) ; John, 20. I (577) ; Matt. 28. 2 (586) ; 
 Matt. 28. 3, 4 ( 597) ; Mark, 16. 9 (607) ; Matt. 
 28. 9, 10 (615); Matt. 28. 13 (624). 
 Five fermons upon the defcent of the Holy Ghoft, — 
 
 Afts, ii. 1-4; and ii. 12, 13 - - - 637 
 
 Three fermons on Pfa. 118. 24, — 
 
 On the king's coronation - - - 683 
 
 On Eafter day ------ 693 
 
 In defence of the feftivals of the Church - 702 
 
 I Sam. 2. 30. King's coronation (711); Pfa- 41- 9- 
 The Gowrie confpiracy (731); Amos, 9. 2. Nov. 5 
 (742); Afts, 28. 5. Nov. 5 (752); Gen. 5. 24. 
 Two fermons (762) ; Gen. 8. 20, 21. Three fermons 
 (780); Gen. 19. 26. Two fermons (796); Numb. 
 21. 7 (823); Jofh. 22. 20 (831); Neh. I. 4. 
 Faft (849); Prov. 3. 3 (862); Jer. 35. 6. The 
 Rechabites. Two fermons (873)5 John, 4. 13, 14. 
 Two fermons (893)5 John, 6. 11. Three fermons 
 (911)5 Ads, II. 26. St. Luke's day (941)5 Afts, 
 12. 23. A commencement fermon at Cambridge 
 (952) 5 Gen. 4. 26. Three fermons (964) 5 Rev. 6. 
 9. All Saints' Day (992)5 Rev. 6. 10. All Saints' 
 Day (1003). 
 On falling. Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 4. 1 63 
 
 HACKET, Lawrence, Chaplain to the Faflory 
 
 at Conftantinople. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 119. 59. [Before the Levant Co.] 
 
 4°, Lond. 1707 
 
 Sermon, Micah, 6. 8. [Before the Levant Co.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1707 
 
 HACKETT, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Bifhop of Downe and Connor 1672. Deprived for 
 fimony 1694. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 6. 19-21. [Spittle.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1672
 
 I36I 
 
 1362 
 
 HACKSPAN, Theodore. 
 
 A Lutheran divine and eminent Oriental fcholar. Born 
 at Weimar 1607. Died 1659. His works are numerous. 
 Cabbalas Judaics expofitio. 1 8°. f. a. 
 
 HADDON, Walter, LL.D. 
 
 An eminent fcholar, and one of the revivers of the 
 learned languages in England. Born i'5i6. Educated at 
 Eton School, and thence defied to King's College, Cam- 
 bridge, where he became ProfefTor of Rhetoric and Orator 
 of the Univerfity. Died 1571-2. He was one of the 
 authors of the "Reformatio Legum." 
 
 Lucubrationes paffim coUefts et editae. Studio 
 et labore Thomae Hatcheri Cantabrigienfis. 
 4°. Land. 1567 
 
 Epiftola dedicatoria, &c. - . . . Ff. 3 
 
 Orationes,— 
 
 De laudibus eloquentias - - . . i 
 
 In admifljone Bacchalaureorum Cantab. - 9 
 
 De laude fcientiarum - - - - - 17 
 
 Oratio theologica ----- 36 
 
 Oratio quam habuit, cum exordiretur legum interpre- 
 tationem - - - - - - 57 
 
 De obitu D. M. Buceri - - - - g^ 
 
 De obitu Suffolcienfium Fratrum - - - 89 
 
 Exhortatio ad literas - . . - 109 
 
 Oratio habita Cantabrigiaa - - - - 134 
 
 Ad pueros .^tonenfes - . - - 141 
 
 Epiftolae - 148-350 
 
 Poemata ------- 1-140 
 
 Anfwer apologetical againft Jerome Oforius, 
 Bilhop of Silvan. Englifhed by James Bell. 
 Richmond's Fathers, 8. 222 
 HADRIANI ad Minucium Fundanum epiftolae. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, i. 728 
 H^RESEOLOGIA. Vide Herold. 
 HAGENBACH, K. R. 
 
 Dodtor and ProfefTor of Theology in the Univerfity of 
 Bade. 
 Lehrbuch der Dogmengefchichte. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Leipz. 1847* 
 
 Vol. I. Bis auf Johannes Damafcenus. 
 
 Vol. 2. Bis auf unfere Zeit. 
 
 Die Kirchengefchichte des 1 8 und i9Jahrhunderts 
 aus dem Standpunfle des evangel. Proteftan- 
 tifmus betrachtet. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Leipz. 1847-48* 
 Encyclopadie und Methodologie der Theologis- 
 chen Wiffenfchaften. 8°. Leipz. 1845* 
 
 Vorlefungen iiber Wefen und Gefchichte der Re- 
 formation. 6 vol. 8°. Leipz. 1834-43* 
 Vol. I and 2. Wefen und Gefchichte der Reformation 
 
 in Deutfchland und der Schweiz. 
 Vol. 3 and 4. Der evangelifche Proteftantifmus in feiner 
 gefchichtlichen Entwickelung. Vom Augfturger Re- 
 ligionsfrieden bis zum 30 j'ahrigen Krieg. 
 Vol. 5 and 6. Gefchichte der neuern Zeit. 
 Compendium of the hiftory of dodlrines, trans- 
 lated by Carl W. Buch. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1846-7 
 Vol. I. 1846. 
 Introduction. Firft period, a.d. 80-254 — -The age of 
 apologetics. Second period, 254-730 — The age of 
 polemics. Third period, 730-1517 — The age of 
 fyftematic theology (fcholafticifm in the wideft fenfe 
 of the word). 
 
 Vol. 2. 1847. 
 Third period, continued. Fourth period, 1 517-1720 — 
 The age of polemico-ecclefiaftical fymbolik, i 53. Fifth 
 
 HAGENBACH, K. R. [continued). 
 
 period, 1720 to the prefent time — The age of criticifm, 
 of fpeculation, and of antithefis between faith and 
 knowledge, philofophy and Chriftianity, reafon and 
 
 revelation. 
 
 HAGGITT, George, A.M., Rcftor of Beecham- 
 well, Norfolk. 
 
 Born 1757. Educated at Harrow School. Became a 
 member of Clare Hall, Cambridge, 1775, of which he was 
 elefted Fellow 1779; M.A. 1782. Died 1795. His fer- 
 mons are plain and ufeful. 
 
 Sermons to country congregations. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Bury St. Edmunds, 1796 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 James. 2. 26 j Tit. 3. 8. The neceflity of good works I 
 
 Luke, 13. 24. On ftriving to enter into the kingdom of 
 
 heaven - - - - - - 17 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. The dangers of riches and poverty. 
 
 Agur's prayer . - . - - jj 
 
 Pfa. 139. 2. The omniprefence of God - - 53 
 
 Matt. 25. 30. Sins of omiflion - - . 67 
 
 Matt. 23. 23. The impropriety of deferring worldly 
 
 duties. Lent - - ■ - - - 79 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. The neceflity of temporary retirement and ab- 
 
 fbradlion. Lent - - . - . gj 
 
 Luke, 15. 7. The efficacy of repentance - - m 
 
 Phil. 4. II. Contentment - - - 127 
 
 Exod. 20. 16. Calumny and detraftion - - 145 
 
 Eph. 5. 18. Againft drunkennefs - - 165 
 
 Exod. 20. 15. Stealing ----- 177 
 Exod. 20. 7. Swearing - - - - 193 
 
 Luke, 23. 33. The crucifixion. Good Friday - 207 
 Luke, 23. 43. The dying thief - - - 231 
 
 Aas,2. 1-4. ThedefcentoftheHolyGhoft. Whit Sun. 
 
 247 
 Matt. 16. 24. The duty of taking up our crofs for 
 
 Chrift's lake - - - - - - 261 
 
 Luke, 10. 42. The one thing needful - 275 
 
 Ifa. 38. I. The duties of the fick. (2 ferm.) - 293 
 I Pet. 5. 7. Carting your care upon God - 325 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Prov. 22. 6. The catechifm. (3 ferm.) - - i 
 
 Luke, 2. I. Same fubjeft - - - - 43 
 
 John, 13. 35. Same fubjeit - - - - 61 
 
 A(fts, 19. 5, 6. Baptifm and confirmation - 77 
 
 I Cor. 14. 15. The Liturgy. (5 ferm.) - - 93 
 
 John, 3. 16. Chrift our Saviour and King - 175 
 
 Lam. 3. 32, 33. Origin of evil - - . 189 
 
 Luke, 13. 3. The impropriety of judging of the misfor- 
 tunes of others ----- 203 
 
 James, I. 13, 14. The fins of men not chargeable on 
 God - - - - - - - 217 
 
 Prov. 16. 6. Sins of men arifing from a want of the fear 
 of God, and the inftigations of the devil - 231 
 
 Ecclef. 8. II. Delay of punifhment the caufe of fin 247 
 Rom. 12. 17. Againft malice and refentment - 263 
 I Cor. 15. 10. The converfion of St. Paul - 277 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. The temporal and eternal advantages of 
 godlinefs ------- 293 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Sunday-fchool - - - 307 
 
 I Cor. 15. 33. The evils of bad company - 323 
 
 Luke, 8. 8. The parable of the fower - 337 
 
 Afts, 24. 25. The danger of procraftjnation. Felix 353 
 
 HAHN, Ch. U., Prediger zu Efslingen. 
 
 Gefchichte der Ketzer in Mittelalter. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Stuttgart 
 Vol.1. Gefchichte derneu-manichaifchen Ketzer. 1S45 
 Vol.2. Gefchichte der bibel-glaubigen Sedlen. 1S47 
 Vol. 3. Gefchichte der Pafagier. 1S50 
 
 HAHN, H. A. 
 
 Commentar uber das Buch Hiob. 8°. i8co
 
 1363 
 
 1364 
 
 HAIGHT, Benjamin J., A.M., Redor of" All 
 Saints' Church, New York. 
 
 An addrefs delivered before the Philolexian So- 
 ciety of Columbia College, May 17, 1840. 
 Pp.31. 8°. Nezc' Tork, iS^o 
 
 HAIMO. 
 
 Traftatus Haimonis, de corpore et fanguine Do- 
 mini ; aut potius fragmentum commentarii in 
 Epiftolam I. ad Corinthios. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. i. 42 
 
 HAKEWELL, George, D.D., Archdeacon of 
 Surrey. 
 Born at Exeter 1579. Admitted of St. Alban's Hall, 
 
 Oxford, 1595, and eledled Fellow 1597. Archdeacon of 
 
 Surrey 1616. Died 1649. 
 
 An apologie or declaration of the power and 
 providence of God in the government of the 
 world ; confifting in an examination and cen- 
 fure of the common error touching Nature's 
 perpetual and univerfal decay. In fix books. 
 Third edition, augmented by two entire books, 
 &c. Folio. Oxf. 1635 
 
 The learning fhewn in this treatife is very extenfive, 
 
 though the author cannot perceive any real fuperiority in 
 
 the ancients. This third edition is the beft. 
 
 HALDANE, James Alexander. 
 
 A zealous promoter of Chriftianity in Scotland. Born at 
 
 Dundee 1768. Educated at the High School of Edinburgh. 
 
 Entered as midfliipman on board an Eaft Indiaman 1785. 
 
 Obtained the command of the Melville Caftle 1793. 
 
 guitted the fervice 1794. Became an Independent preacher 
 
 1797. Died 1851. 
 
 A view of the focial worfhip and ordinances ob- 
 ferved by the firft Chriftians, drawn from the 
 Sacred Scriptures alone. 12°. Edi?i. 1805 
 
 Man's refponfibility ; the extent of the atone- 
 ment, and the work of the Holy Spirit in 
 reply to Mr. Howard Hinton and the Baptift 
 Midland Aflbciation. 12°. £d'/». 1842 
 
 Other works : Expofition of the Epiftle to the Galatians, 
 
 Sm. 8°. 1848. Infpiration of the Scriptures, ia°. 1845. 
 
 Doiflrine of the Atonement, fecond edit. 1 847. 
 
 HALDANE, Robert. 
 
 Brother of the above, and a zealous co-operator in the 
 fame labours. Born in London 1764. Entered the Royal 
 Navy 1780, from which he retired 1783. Became an In- 
 dependent minifter, and erefted feveral chapels at his own 
 expenfe. Died 1842. 
 
 Letter to M. J. J. Cheneviere, Pallor and Pro- 
 feffor of Divinity at Geneva, occafioned by his 
 Summary of the Theological Controverlies 
 which of late years have agitated the city of 
 Geneva. 12°. Edin. 1824 
 
 Review of the condudl of the Directors of the 
 Britifti and Foreign Bible Society, relative to 
 the Apocrypha, and to their adminiftration on 
 the Continent. With an anfwer to the Rev. 
 C. Simeon, and obfervations on the Cam- 
 bridge Remarks. Pp. vi. 148. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1825 
 Expofition of the Epiftle to the Romans : with 
 remarks on the Commentaries of Dr. Mac- 
 knight, Prof. Tholuck, and Prof Mofes Stuart. 
 3 vol. 12°. Lend. 1835, ^'^• 
 
 HALDANE, Robert {continued). 
 
 Evidence and authority of divine revelation. ■ 
 
 Third edit. 2 vol. 12°. 1839* ll 
 
 The lives of Robert Haldane of Airthrey, and 
 of his brother, James Alexander Haldane. By 
 Alexander Haldane, Efq., of the Inner Tem- 
 ple, Barrifter-at-law. Second edit., enlarged. 
 8°. Land. 1852 
 
 HALE, Sir Matthew, Knt. 
 
 Lord Chief Juftice of the Court of King's Bench. A 
 moft learned lawyer and upright judge. Born at Alderley, 
 Gloucefterfhire, 1609. Admitted of Magdalen Hall, Oxf , 
 1626, and of Lincoln's Inn 1629. 
 
 Works, moral and religious. The whole now 
 firft collefted and revifed. To which are pre- 
 fixed, his life and death, by Bp. Burnet, and 
 an appendix to the Life. By the Rev. T. 
 Thirlwall, M.A. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 180^ 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Life of Hale, by Bp. Burnet, with a catalogue of his 
 works; an appendix, by the editor; additional notes, 
 by Richard Baxter ; and a continuation of the appen- 
 dix, by the editor - . - . . i 
 
 Four letters to his children. 
 
 1. Direftions touching the keeping of the Lord's day 
 
 194 
 
 2. Directions touching religion - - 205 
 
 3. Concerning their fpeech - - - 212 
 
 4. To one of his grandfons after his recovery from the 
 fmall-pox - - - - - 223 
 
 An abftradt of the Chriftian religion - - 247 
 
 Confiderations feafonable at all times for cleanfing the 
 heart and life - . - . . j^g 
 
 A difcourfe of religion, in three parts : 
 
 1. The ends and ufes of it, and the errors of man 
 touching it - - - - - - 289 
 
 2. The life of religion, and fuper-additions to it 30S 
 
 3. The fuperftruftions upon religion, and animofities 
 about them - - - - - 31S 
 
 A difcourfe on life and immortalit)'. On 2 Tim. i. 10 
 
 331 
 On the day of Pentecoft. AQs, 2. i,&c. - 343 
 
 Concerning the works of God - . - 565 
 
 Of doing as we would be done unto. Matt. 7. 12 377 
 The life and death of Pomponius Atticus, by Cornelius 
 Nepos. Tranflated, with obfervations, political and 
 moral, thereupon - - - - - 417 
 
 A difcourfe touching provifion for the poor - 515 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Contemplations, moral and divine. 
 
 Of the confideration of our latter end, and the benefits 
 of it. Deut. 32. 29 - - - - I 
 
 Of wifdom and the fear of God, that that is true wis- 
 dom. Job, 28. 28 - - - - 13 
 
 Of the knowledge of Chrift crucified. I Cor. 2. 2 37 
 
 The vidlory of faith over the world, i John, 5. 4 97 
 
 Of humility; itsoppofite vices, benefits, and means to 
 acquire it. Prov. 3. 34 - - - - 126 
 
 Jacob's vow; or, the modefty and reafonablenefs of 
 Jacob's defire. Gen. 28. 20 - - 169 
 
 Of contentation, and the motives to it, both moral and 
 divine. Phil. 4. 11 - - - - 180 
 
 Of affliftions ; the beft preparation for them, and im- 
 provement of them, and of our delivery out ot 
 them. Job, 5. 6, 7 - - - - 2CO 
 
 A good method to entertain unftable and troublefome 
 times - - 231 
 
 Changes and troubles, in verfe - - 237 
 
 Of the redemption of time ; how and why it is to be 
 redeemed ..---- 239
 
 1365 
 
 1366 
 
 HALE, Sir Matthew [iontinued). 
 
 The great audit j with the account ofthe good fteward 
 
 253 
 An enquiry touching happinefs - - 299 
 
 Ofthe chief end of man, what it is; and the means 
 
 to attain it - - - - - - 310 
 
 Of remembering our Creator in the days of our youth. 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I - - - - - 325 
 
 Of the uncleannefsof theheart, and how it iscleanfed. 
 
 Pfa. 51. 10 - - - - - - 333 
 
 The folly and mifchief of fin - - - 346 
 
 Of felf-denial - - - - - "350 
 
 Motives to watchfulnefs in reference to good and evil 
 
 angels _..--- 360 
 
 The moderation of the affeftions. Phil. 4. 5 363 
 
 The vanity and vexation that arii'eth from worldly 
 
 hope and expectation - - - - 373 
 
 The inftability and viciffitude of our prefent condition. 
 
 Heb. 13. 14 - - - - - 379 
 
 Of contentednefs and patience - - - 386 
 
 Of moderation of anger - - - - 389 
 
 A preparative againft affliftions ; with direftions for 
 
 our deportment under them, and upon our delivery 
 
 out of them ------ 393 
 
 Of fubmilTion, prayer, and thankfgiving - 440 
 
 Of prayer and thanklgiving. Pfa. 116. 12 - 446 
 Meditations on the Lord's Prayer. Matt. 6. 9 451 
 The Lord's Prayer paraphrafed - - 569 
 
 Poems upon Chriftmas day - - - - 581 
 
 Magnetifmus magnus ; or, metaphyfical and di- 
 vine contemplations on the magnet or load- 
 ftone. 8°. Lond. 1695 
 
 The primitive origination of mankind confidered 
 and examined according to the light of nature. 
 Folio. Lond. 1677 
 
 The knowledge of Chrift crucified, and other 
 divine contemplations ; with introdudlory 
 effay, by the Rev. David Young. 1 2°. 
 
 Glafg. 1828 
 
 (The life and death of), by Bp. Burnet. With 
 Richard Baxter's additional notes ; and by 
 Sir M. Hale, Some thoughts on the nature of 
 true religion. 12°. Lond. 1805 
 
 (Life of.) Burnet, Bp., Lives 
 
 HALE, Philip, B.A., Hatcham, Surrey. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 18. 7—10. The conditions of na- 
 tional profperity. [Faft.] 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 HALE, William Hale, M.A. 
 
 Archdeacon of London ; CanonRefidentiaryofSt. Paul's; 
 Mafter of the Charter-Houfe ; and Vicar of St. Giles's, 
 Cripplegate. 
 
 Obfervations on clerical funds. A letter addreffed 
 to the Right Rev. the Lord Bp. of Chefter. 
 Pp. 24. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Illuftration ofthe law of church-rates. Royal 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1841- 
 
 Precedents in ecclefiaftical courts. Royal 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1847* 
 
 Sick man's guide. From Bp. Taylor's Holy 
 Dying. Second edit. 8°. Lond. 1 848* 
 
 HALE, William. 
 
 An addrefs to the public upon the dangerous tendency of 
 the London Female Penitentiary ; with hints relative to 
 the beft means of lefTening the fum of proftitution. 
 Pp. 68. 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 A reply to the pamphlets lately publi/hed in defence ofthe 
 London Female Penitentiary ; with further remarks 
 
 HALE, William (continued). 
 
 upon the dangerous tendency of that inftitution Pp. 143. 
 8°. Lo^d. n. d. 
 
 Confiderations on the caufes and the prevalence of female 
 proftitution ; and on the moft practicable and efficient 
 means of abating and preventing that, and all other crimes, 
 againft the virtue and iafety ofthe community. Pp. 71. 
 8°. Lond. 1812 
 
 HALES, John, M.A. 
 
 Called "the ever-memorable." An eminent divine and 
 critic. Born at Bath 1584. Entered of Corpus Chrifti 
 College, Oxford, 1597. Admitted Fellow of Merton Col- 
 lege i6o6. Fellow of Eton College 1613. Attended the 
 Synod of Dort 1618, by which he became a convert to 
 Arminianifm. Canon of Windfor 1639. Ejedled in the 
 Rebellion. Died 1656. An edition of his works was pub- 
 liflied by Lord Flailes in 1765, 3 vol. 12°.; in which a 
 few alterations of obfolete words are made, and the omiflion 
 of the prefaces of Pearfon and Farindon, but lome letters 
 are added. 
 
 Golden remains. The fecond impreffion ; with 
 additions from the author's own copy, viz. 
 Sermons and mifcellanies. Alfo, Letters and 
 expreffes concerning the Synod of Dort, not 
 before printed. 4°. Lond. 1673 
 
 Beft edition; the firft was publifhed 1659. 
 Prefaces by J. Pearfon and A. Farindon. 
 Sermons. 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. Abufes of hard places of Scripture i 
 
 Rom. 14. I. Of dealing with erring Chriftians 24 
 
 Luke, 16.25. T'he danger of receiving our good things 
 
 in this life - - - - - - 56 
 
 Numb. 35. 33. Of duels - - . 68 
 
 Matt. 26. 75. Of St. Peter's fall - go 
 
 Phil. 4. 13. Chriftian omnipotency - 114 
 
 Luke, 18. I (131)5 John, 18. 36 (146); I Sam. 
 
 24- 5 (161); John» 14- 27 (177). 
 I Tim. 4. 8. The profit of godlinefs. (2 ferm.) 193 
 Gen. 28. 20. Jacob's vow - - - - 228 
 
 Pfa. 36. 1 244 
 
 Mifcellanies. 
 
 Mr. Hales's Confeflion of the Trinity - - 257 
 
 How we come to know the Scriptures to be the Word 
 
 of God - 159 
 
 Lawfulnefs of marriages betwixt firft coufins - 262 
 Method of reading -profane hiftory - - 2-1 
 
 Letter concerning the weapon-falve - - 281 
 
 Mr. Hales's Letters from the Synod of Dort ; Dr. Balcan- 
 qual's Letters ; Ada Synodi Dord. ; Sententia Armi- 
 nii, &c. ----- - 1-190 
 
 Oratio funebris D. Thomas Bodleii. 
 
 Batefii Vitas Seleftorum 
 Several tra6ts — Concerning the lin againft the 
 Holy Ghoft ; Of the Lord's Supper ; A pa- 
 raphrafe on St. Matthew's Gofpel, chap. 1 2 ; 
 Of the power of the keys ; Of fchifm ; Mis- 
 cellanies ; with his letter to Abp. Laud, occa- 
 fioned by his Traft of Schifm. 12°. 1 7 1 6 
 A traft concerning fchifm and fchifmaticks ; 
 wherein is briefly difcovered the original caufe 
 of all fchifm. Pp.16. 8°. Lond. \- 00 
 
 A better way to refute Papiib. A difcourfe 
 concerning the peace and concord of the 
 Church. Phenix, 2. 315 
 
 HALES, Stephen, D.D., F.R.S. 
 
 Reftor of Faringdon, Hampftiire, and minifter ofTed- 
 dington, Middlefex. 
 
 Sermon, Job, 10. 11, 12. The wifdom and 
 goodnefs of God in the formation of man.
 
 1367 
 
 1368 
 
 HALES, Stephen, D.D. {continued). 
 
 (Sadlier.) [Preached before the Roy. Coll. of 
 Phyficians.J 4°. Lo/id.iy^i 
 
 Some confiderations on the caufes of earthquakes. 
 Read before the Royal Society. Pp. 23. 8°. 
 
 Lo//d. 1750 
 
 An account of fome experiments and obfervations 
 on tar-water. Read before the Royal Society. 
 Pp. 29. 8°. Lond, 1745 
 
 An account of fome experiments and obfervations 
 on Mr. Stephens's medicines for diflblving the 
 ftone. With a fupplement, by David Hart- 
 ley, M. A., F.R.S. Pp. 66. 8°. Lond. 174.0 
 
 A new^-year's gift to dram-drinkers ; being an 
 earneft addrefs to them, from the late Stephen 
 Hales, D.D., F.R.S. To w^hich is prefixed, 
 An epillle to them, by William Henry, D.D., 
 F.R.S., Dean of Killaloe. Frontifpiece. Pp. 
 viii. 18. 8°. Dul?/. 1762 
 
 HALES, William, D.D. 
 
 Reftor of KiUefandra, Ireland. 
 A new analyfis of chronology, and geography, 
 hiilory, and prophecy : in which their ele- 
 ments are attempted to be explained, harmo- 
 nized, and vindicated, upon Scriptural and 
 fcientific principles, tending to remove the 
 imperfedlion and difcordance of preceding 
 fyftems, and to obviate the cavils of fceptics, 
 Jews, and infidels. Second edit., corredled and 
 improved. 4 vol. 8°. ZoW. 1830 
 
 Vol. 1. 
 Elements of technical chronology - - - i 
 
 Numerals, days, weeks, months, years, cycles, epochs, 
 ages, &c. 
 Elements of hiftorical chronology. 
 
 Review of epochs, eras, and periods - - 209 
 
 Review of the leading fyftems of chronology 218 
 
 Improvement of chronology ... 265 
 
 Elements of ancient geography. 
 
 Creation of the world, paradife, the deluge, confufion 
 of tongues, Egypt, Canaan, Affyria, &c. 
 Vol. 2. 
 Analyus of facred chronology. 
 
 From the creation to the birth of John the Baptift. 
 Vol. 3. 
 Analyfis of facred chronology. 
 
 From John Baptift's birth to the deftrudlion of Jeru- 
 falem 75 years ----- i 
 
 Prophetic hiftory of the Church - - 558 
 
 The four kingdoms, 575 years. 
 The Church-militant, 1849 ysars. 
 The Church-triumphant, 1000 generations. 
 
 Or, kingdom of God on earth. 
 The kingdom of God in heaven. Eternity. 
 Vol. 4. 
 Analyfis of profane chronology ; containing a chronolo- 
 gical hiftory of the AfTyrians, Babylonians, Elamites, 
 Medo-Perfians, Macedo-Gracians, Farthians, Perfians, 
 Saracens, Turks, and Egyptians. 
 Appendix : Primitive theology and its corruptions. 
 Ancient oracles, myfteries, &c. 
 Indexes. 
 
 Differtations on the principal prophecies repre- 
 fenting the divine and human charadler of our 
 Lord. Second edit., correfted. 8°. L. i8c8 
 
 An eflay on the origin and purity of the primi- 
 
 HALES, William, D.D. {continued). 
 
 tive Church of the Britifh Ifles, and its inde- 
 pendence upon the Church of Rome. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 18 19 
 
 Faith in the Holy Trinity, the doflrine of the 
 gofpel ; and Sabellian Unitarianifm fhewn to 
 be " the God-denying apoftacy." Second edit., 
 correfted and enlarged. 2 vol. 8°. Lofid. iSlS 
 
 HALHED, Nathaniel Brassey. 
 
 Speech in the Houfe of Commons. His reply 
 to Dr. Home's Sound Argument, &c. ; and 
 his calculation on the Millenium. Remarks 
 on the departure of the Ifraelites from Egypt, 
 and the poffibility of their being again called 
 this year, on Monday, May 4, 1795. The 
 trial of Mr. Brothers, on a ftatute of lunacy, 
 &c. Pp. 24. 8°. Lond. 1795 
 
 HALIFAX, George Saville, Marquis of. 
 
 A celebrated ftatefman. Born 1630; died 1695. 
 
 The lady's New-year's gift ; or, advice to a 
 daughter. Eleventh edit. 12°. Lond. 1734 
 Other works : Character of a Trimmer. The Anatomy 
 
 of an Equivalent, &c. 
 
 HALITGARIUS, or HALITCARIUS, Came- 
 racensis. 
 
 Bifhop of Cambray. Preached with Ebbo, as fellow- 
 miflionary among the Danes. Died 831. 
 
 De vitiis et virtutibus, et ordine poenitentium, 
 cum notis Menardi. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 14. 906 ; Bibl. Patr. 
 Gall. 13. 521 ; Canifius, 2 P. 2. 87 
 Antiquus pcenitentialis Romanus. 
 
 Canifius, 2 P. 2. 132 
 Poenitentiale. Ibid. 2 P. 2. 1 40 
 
 HALL, Charles, B.D. 
 
 Fellow of C. C. C, Oxford. Redor of Bocking. 
 Sermon, Matt. 28. 20. The gofpel credibility 
 defended againfl: the objedion of its decreafe 
 by length of time. 8°. 0.\f. 1756 
 
 Sermon, Job, i. 5. National humiliation pecu- 
 liarly feafonable in times of national fuccefs. 
 [Fait.] 4°. Lond. 1760 
 
 HALL, Charles Henry, B.D. 
 Sermons, preached 1798, at the Ledlure founded 
 by the Rev. John Bampton. 8°. Oxf. 1799 
 On the fulnefs of time, or the fteps by which Almighty 
 God gradually prepared the way for the introdutftion 
 and promulgation ot the gofpel. 
 
 Adts, I. 7 (i) ; Ezek. 36. 23 (29); Numb. 23. 9 
 (51); Col. 2. 17 (80); Afts, 10. 43 (117); Jer. 
 46. 28 (153) ; Dan. 2. 20-22 (185); 031.4.4(211) ; 
 Matt. 28. 19 (249). 
 
 HALL, Francis Russell, B.D. 
 
 Reftor of Fulbourn, St. Vigor's, Cambridge/hire, and 
 late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 
 
 Regeneration and baptifm confidered. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1832 
 HALL, George, D.D. 
 
 Bifhop of Chefter 1662. Died about 1668. 
 Sermon, Numb. 17. 8. God's appearing for 
 the tribe of Levi. [Sons of Minifters.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1655
 
 1369 
 
 J370 
 
 HALL, Bp. of ChtHer [continued). 
 
 Serm., Pfa. 7. 9. [Faft, for the continuing plague. ] 
 4°. Lo/il 1666 
 
 HALL, John Cecil, B.C.L., Archdn. of Man. 
 
 Six fermons on our Lord's temptation, [on Matt. 
 4. I, 2], preached in St. Paul's Church, 
 Ramfey, Ifleof Man, during Lent 1842. 12°. 
 
 Lo»i/. 1845 
 
 HALL, James, A.M., Perpetual Curate of Stoke 
 by Clare, Suffolk. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 119. 63. The influence of example; or, the 
 neceflity of religion and virtue to the happinefs of indi- 
 viduals and of ftates. 8'. Land. 1815 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 147. 20. The bleflings of liberty and peace; 
 or, the excellence of the Britifh conftltution. [Thanks- 
 giving.] Second edition. 8°. Land. 1 8 14 
 
 HALL, John. 
 
 An anfvver to fome queries propofed by W. C., 
 or a refutation of Helmont's pernicious error (that every 
 man is often born, and hath twelve agesof tryal allowed 
 him in the world by God), warmly contended for in, 
 and about, Lambourn, in WiltlTiire. In a letter to a 
 friend. [Anon.] Pp. 36. 4°. Oxf. 1694 
 
 HALL, Joseph, D.D., Bifhop of Norwich. 
 
 Born at Alhby-de-la-Zouch 1574. Educated at Emanuel 
 College, Cambridge. Became Redtor of Halfted, and after- 
 wards prefented to Waltham Holy Crols. Sent to the Synod 
 of Dort 1618. Bifliop of Exeter 1627. Tranflated to Nor- 
 wich 1 641. Sequeftered at the Rebellion, and reduced to 
 poverty. Died 1656. He has been called the Chriftian 
 Seneca for his depth of thought and elegance of language. 
 His works were firft colledled and publi/hed in 3 vol. folio, 
 1647-62. To which fhould be added a fmail folio on the 
 Hard Texts, 1633 ; and a quarto vol. called, The Shaking of 
 the Olive Tree. The whole were republifhed, with addi- 
 tions, edited by Jofiah Pratt, lo vol. 8'^. 1808 ; and again, 
 with further additions, by Peter Hall, 1837. The latter 
 is the beft edition. A good felection from his works was 
 publifhed in 1714, folio, i vol. 
 
 Works : with fome account of his life and fufler- 
 ings, written by himfelf. A new edition, re- 
 vifed and corredled, with confiderable addi- 
 tions, a tranflation of all the Latin pieces, and 
 a gloffary, indices, and notes. 1 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1837 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The author's dedication to King James - - ix 
 
 Specialties of providence in the life of Bp. Hall, written 
 
 with his own hand - - . . xi 
 
 Letter from the Tower to a private friend - xxxvii 
 
 Anfwer of H. S. to the letter from the Tower xlii 
 
 Bp. HalFs hard meafure - . - . xliv 
 
 Extradt from Whitefoot's funeral fermon on Bp. Hall Ivii 
 Contemplations on the Old Teftament, book 1-17. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Contemplations on the Old Teftament, book i8-2i. 
 Contemplations on the New Teftament. 
 Vol. 3. Paraphrafe upon the hard texts, Genefis to 
 
 Daniel. 
 Vol. 4. The fame, from Hofea to the Revelation. 
 
 Vol. 5. Sermons. 
 Matt. 5. 20. Pharifaifm and Chriftianity - i 
 
 John, 19. 30. The Paffion Sermon - - 21 
 
 Zech. 14. 20. The imprefs of God. (2 parts.) 47 
 
 Rev. 21.3, 4. A farewell fermon - - - 66 
 
 I Sam. 12. 24, 25. A holy panegyric. Anniv. of King 
 
 James' Inauguration - - . . -jg 
 
 I Tim. 6. 17, 18, 19. The righteous mammon. A 
 
 hofpital fermon ----- 102 
 
 John, 7. 24. Tlie deceit ol appearance - 127 
 
 HALL, Bp. of Norwich [continued). 
 
 Jer. 17.9. The great impoftor - - - 136 
 
 Prov. 23. 23. The beft bargain - . - 150 
 
 Hagg. 2. 9. The glory of the latter houfe - 160 
 
 Phil. 3. 18, 19. The enemies of the crofsof Chrift 172 
 Ifa. 32. 17. The true peace-maker - - 187 
 
 Pfa. 137. 44. Wickednefs making a fruitful land barren 
 
 . '99 
 Pla. 68. 19, 20. Thankfgiving after great mortality 212 
 Pfa. 68. 30. The defeat of cruelty - - - 225 
 
 Cant. 6. 9. The beauty and unity of the Church 236 
 Rom. 12. 2. The fafhions of the world - 246 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. The eftate of a Chriftian - - 258 
 
 Prov. 29. 23. The fall of pride - - - 270 
 
 John, 19.15. Chrift and Csfar - - - 280 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 32. St. Paul's combat. (2 parts.) 290. 
 Ifa. 5. 4, 5. The bleflings, fins, and judgments of God's 
 
 vineyard. Faft - - - - - 3 '3 
 
 Gal. 2. 20. The Chriftian's crucifixion with Chrift. 
 
 Faft 327 
 
 Gal. 5. I. Chriftian liberty laid forth - - 339 
 
 Afts, 2. 37, 38, 40. Salvation from an untoward gene- 
 ration. At a Solemn Faft - - - 350 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 5. The hypocrite. 3d Sun. in Lent 366 
 Pfa. 144. 3,4. The character of man - - 384 
 Gen. 23. 19, 20. Abraham's purchale and employment 
 
 of a burying-place. Confec. of a Burial-place 401 
 
 I John, I. 5. Divine lightand refledlions. Whit. Sun. 419 
 
 Pla. 60. 2. The mifchief of faftion and the remedy of 
 it .---... 431 
 
 Pla. 46. 8. The works of the Lord in judgment and 
 mercy -.-..- 447 
 
 I Cor. II. 10. The women's vail; or, a difcourfe con- 
 cerning the necclTity or expedience of the clofe cover- 
 ing of the heads of women - - - 461 
 
 James, 4. 8. The duty and encouragement of drawing 
 nigh to God .---.. 475 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. The fm and punilhment of grieving the 
 Holy Spirit. Whit Sun. - - 489 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. The fealing of the Holy Spirit to the day 
 of redemption ------ 504 
 
 I Cor. 5. 7. Chrift our paflbver - - 515 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. The fons of God led by the Spirit of God 
 
 527 
 
 Ecclef. 3. 4. The mourner in Sion - - 540 
 
 1 Pet. I. 17. Life a fojourning - - 557 
 
 2 Pet. I. 10. Good fecurity ; or, the Chriftian's affu- 
 rance of heaven - . . - - ^jo 
 
 Vol. 6. Pradlical Works. 
 Heaven upon earth ; or, of true peace and tranquillity 
 
 of mind ------ j 
 
 Art of divine meditation " " - ~ 45 
 
 Charafters of virtues and vices - - - gg 
 
 Epiftles -..--.- J24 
 
 Confolatory letter to one under cenfure - 299 
 
 Letter concerning the frequentinjedlion of temptation 302 
 Refolutions for religion . - - . ^03 
 
 The remedy of prophanenefs ; or, the true fight and 
 
 fear of the Almighty - - , - 310 
 
 Chriftian moderation - - . - . 367 
 
 Holy decency in the worlhip of God - - 463 
 
 The devout foul ; or, rules of heavenly devotion 476. 
 The free prifoner ; or, the comfort of reftraint: written 
 
 in the Tower - - - - - - 510 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Remedy of difcontentment ; or, a treatife of contenta- 
 
 tion in whatfoever condition . - - 3 
 
 The peace-maker, laying forth the right way of peace 
 
 in matters of religion - - - - 45 
 
 The balm of Gilead ; or, comforts for the diftrefled, 
 
 both moral and divine - - - - 110 
 
 Chrift myftical ; or, the blefled union ot Chrift and his 
 
 members - ----- - 225 
 
 The Chriftian laid forth in his whole difpofition and 
 
 carriage ------ 266
 
 '37» 
 
 1372 
 
 HALL, Bp. of Norwich {continued). 
 
 Satan's fiery darts quenched ; or, temptations repelled 
 
 284 
 
 Refolutions and decifions of divers practical cafes of con- 
 
 fcience in continual ufe among men - - 371 
 
 The holy order ; or, fraternity of the mourners in Zion 
 
 . , . . . . 509 
 
 Songs m the night; or, cheerfulnefs under affliction 522 
 
 Vol. 8. Devotional Works. 
 Meditations and vows, divine and morjl, ferving for di- 
 redtion in Chriftian and civil practice - - 4 
 
 Holy obiervations ..... ^^ 
 
 A holy rapture on the love of Chrift - - n8 
 
 Seledl thoughts, a century of divine breathings for a 
 ravi/hed foul beholding the excellence of her Lord 
 
 Jefus - _ 135 
 
 Supernumeraries - . - - - - 204 
 
 The breathings of the devout foul - - 212 
 
 Sufurrium cum Deo : Soliloquies ... 234 
 The foul's farewell to earth, and approaches to heaven 
 
 The great myftery of godlinefs laid forth by way of me- 
 ditation --...- 323 
 
 The invifible world difcovered to fpiritual eyes, and re- 
 duced to ufeful meditation - - - - 323 
 Mifcellaneous theology. 
 
 A brief fum of the principles of religion - 423 
 
 Solomon's divine arts, — 
 
 1. Ethics, or morals ----- 429 
 
 2. Politics, or commonwealth . - 463 
 
 3. Oeconomics, or government of the family 475 
 Epifcopal admonitions fent in a letter to the Houfe of 
 
 Commons - - - - - - 485 
 
 Anfwerto arguments againft bilhops fitting in Parliament 
 
 486 
 
 Speeches in Parliament in defence of the canons made 
 in Convocation, concerning the power of bifhops in 
 I'ecular things, &c. - _ _ . ^gg 
 
 A letter fent to an honourable gentleman, concerning 
 fome flanderous reports againft the bifhops and the 
 clergy _ - - - - - - 497 
 
 An apologetical letter fent to a perfon of quality 501 
 
 The Revelation unrevealed, concerning the thoufand 
 years' reign of the faints - - - 507 
 
 Vol. 9. Polemical Works. 
 
 The peace of Rome proclaimed by Cardinal Bellarmine, 
 and the no lefs famous cafuift Navarre, whereof the 
 one acknowledgeth above three hundred differences 
 of opinions maintained in the Popifh Church, the other 
 confeffes near threefcore amongft their own dodfors 
 in one only point. Whereto is prefixed a ferious dis- 
 (uafive from Popery ----- i 
 
 The honour of the married clergy maintained 158 
 
 The old religion ; or, the difference betwixt the Re- 
 formed and Roman Church - - - 306 
 
 The reconciler, an epiftle pacificatory of the feeming 
 differences ot opinion concerning the truenefs and 
 vifibility of the Roman Church - - 398 
 
 Certain Catholic propofitions to all ingenuous Chriftians 
 all the world over ..... 427 
 
 A letter paraenetical to a worthy knight ready to revolt 
 from the religion eftablifhed - - - 43 3 
 
 Explication of Chrift's prefence in the facrament of his 
 body and blood . _ - . . ^^y 
 
 Vol. 10. Polemical Works, concluded. 
 
 A common apology of the Church of England againft 
 the Brownifts ------ 4 
 
 Letter to Mr. W. Struthers, one of the preachers of 
 Edinburgh - - - - - - 115 
 
 A letter for the obfervation of the feaft of Chrift's na- 
 tivity - - - - - 125 
 
 Irrefragable propofitions concerning oaths and cove- 
 
 • nants, &c. - - - J36 
 
 Epifcopacy by divine right afl'erted - 143 
 
 HALL, Bp. of Norwich [continued). 
 
 An humble remonftrance to Parliament for Liturgy and 
 Epifcopacy ---.-. 274 
 
 Defence of the remonftrance wherein the right of 
 Liturgy and Epifcopacy is clearly vindicated againft 
 the vain cavils and challenges of the Anfwerers 287 
 
 Short anfwer to the tedious vindication of Smedtymnuus 
 
 A modeft offer of lome meet confiderations tendered to 
 
 the divines met at Weftminfter . . - 427 
 
 XEIPO0E2IA : or, the apoftolic inftitution of impofition 
 
 of hands for confirmation revived - - 439 
 
 For Epifcopacy and Liturgy - - - - 466 
 
 Via media : the way of peace in the Five Bufy Articles 
 
 of Arminius - - - - . 471 
 
 A letter concerning falling away from grace - 499 
 
 Vol. II. Latin theology, with tranflations. 
 Columba Noae, olivam adferens jaiftatiffimaeChrifti arcae, 
 
 concio fynodica ----- i 
 
 Noah's dove ; tranflated .... 2 
 
 Occafional meditations .... ^y 
 
 Meditatiunculas fubitanese - - . - 47 
 
 Henochifmus : the way of Enoch ; or, a treatife on the 
 
 manner of walking with God - - 185 
 
 Pax terris : Peace on earth - - - - 231 
 
 No peace with Rome - . . . 277 
 
 Roma irreconciliabilis - . - - . 277 
 
 Marco Antonio de Dominis epiftola - - 383 
 
 To Mark .Antony de Dominis, a letter difluafive of his 
 
 departure for Rome - - - . - 3^3 
 
 Inurbanitati pontificiae refponfio - - - 399 
 
 An anfwer to Pope Urban's inurbanity - - 399 
 
 Epiftolae tres -..--- 421 
 
 Three letters - - - - - - 421 
 
 Concio coram Synodo Dordrechtana - - 465 
 
 A fermon preached before the Synod of Dort - 465 
 De pace inter evangelicos procuranda - - 489 
 
 On the promotion of peace among Proteftants - 489 
 
 Vol. 12. 
 Mundus alter et idem _ . - - i 
 
 Ouo vadis ? A juft cenfure of travel - - 97 
 
 Virgidemiarum libri fex : Six books of fatires, with 
 
 the illuftradons of Thomas Wharton, and notes by 
 
 feveral commentators - - - - 133 
 
 Some few of David's Pfalms metaphrafed - 299 
 
 Anthems for the Cathedral of Exeter - - 315 
 
 Mifcellaneous poems, Englilh and Latin - 323 
 
 Commendatory preface to Brinfley's Ludus Literarius 339 
 Charadter of the Rev. John Downe - - 342 
 
 Oratio valediftoria apud Synodum Dordrechtanam 344 
 A form of penance and reconciliation of an apoftate to 
 
 Turcifm ------ 3^6 
 
 Correfpondence with Archbifhop Ufher - - 351 
 
 Letter to Dr. Fuller, exculpatory of certain proceedings 
 
 at the Synod of Dort - - - 31; 7 
 
 Indices - - - - - - "3^3 
 
 Supplemental paragraphs of biography - - 443 
 
 Additional notes and emendations - - - ^^.g 
 
 Occafional meditations. 3d edit. 12°. L. 1633 
 
 Sacred aphorifms. See Exton, R. B. 
 
 Tlie old religion. Gibfon's Prefervative, 17. 307 
 
 The devout foul ; or, rules for heavenly devo- 
 tion. Alfo, Songs in the night ; or, cheerful- 
 nefs under affliftion. Pp.72. 18°. Lond.ii.d. 
 
 hay elderfhip proved to be contrary to Scripture 
 and antiquity. 
 
 Tradls of the Angl. Fathers, 3. 212 
 
 (Life of.) By himfelf 
 
 Wordfworth's Eccl. Biog. 4. 255 
 
 HALL, J. v., Maidftone. 
 
 The finncr's friend. Pp. 64. 8°. Mnidftonc
 
 '373 
 
 1374 
 
 HALL, Mr., Independent Minifter. 
 
 Some thoughts on the nature and u(e of a lot, 
 fhevving the immorality of playing at cards, 
 and dilTuading from it. By a Proteftant. Pp. 
 31. 8°. Lond. 1750 
 
 HALL, Peter, M.A. 
 
 A zealous clergyman and induftrious editor. Born 1803. 
 Educated at Winchefter College, whence he proceeded to 
 Brafenofe College, Oxford, 1820. Ordained 1828, and 
 became Curate of St. Edmund's, Salifbury. Redor of Mill- 
 fton, Wilts, 1834. Minifter of Taviftock Chapel, Drury 
 Lane, London, 1836, and of Long Acre Chapel, 1841. 
 Removed to Bath 1843, and became minifter of St. 
 Thomas's Chapel, Walcot. Died 1849. 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 4. 3, 4. The Church and the 
 world. With a preface containing fome ac- 
 count of the author's difmiffal from his curacy 
 [St. Edmund's, Sarum], and copious teftimo- 
 nials, from the Reformers and other eminent 
 divines of the Church of England, to the fun- 
 damental doftrines of Chriftianity. Second 
 edition, i-cxxxii. Pp. 63. 8°. Salijb. 1833 
 Congregational reform, according to the Liturgy 
 of the Church of England : In four fermons, 
 with an appendix of notes. 12°. Lo7id. 1835 
 Gal. 3. 27. Baptifm ----- i 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. Holy walk . - - - 38 
 
 John 6. 53. The Lord's fupper - - - 67 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. Burial of the dead - - - 102 
 
 Sermon, John, 8. 7. The woman taken in adul- 
 tery. [Lon. Female Miffion.] 8°. Lond. \%ij 
 Reliquiae liturgicse : Documents connefted with 
 the Liturgy of the Church of England ; exhi- 
 biting the fubftitutes that have been fucceffively 
 propofed for it at home, and the alterations 
 that have been made in the adaptation of it to 
 other churches. Edited by the Rev. Peter 
 Hall, M.A. 5 vol. 18°,' Baih,i^^7 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 General introduftion. 
 
 The Middleburgh Prayer-Book. (Printed 1586.) 
 
 Vol. 2. The Scottifli Prayer Book. Edin. 1637. 
 
 Vol. 3. The Parliamentary Direftory. Lond. 1644. 
 
 Vol. 4. The Savoy Liturgy. Lond. 1661. 
 
 Vol. 5. The American Prayer-Book. Philadelphia, ijid. 
 
 Fragmenta liturgica : Documents illuitrative of 
 the Liturgy of the Church of England ; exhi- 
 biting the feveral emendations of it, and fub- 
 ftitutions for it, that have been propofed from 
 time to time, and partially adopted, whether 
 at home or abroad. Edited by the Rev. Peter 
 Hall, M.A. 7 vol. 18°. Bath, 1%^^ 
 
 Vol. I. 
 General introdudlion. 
 The Puritan Prayer-Book. n. d. 
 The New Book of Scotland. 1644. 
 Communion Office of King Edward VL 17 17. 
 Bp. Rattray's Liturgy of Jerufalem. 1744. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Stephens's Liturgy of the Ancients. 1696. 
 
 Liturgy of the ancient Chriftians. n. d. 
 
 Scougal's Aberdeen Service, n. d. 
 
 Deacon's Litany and Prayers. 1797. 
 
 Vol. 3. Wliifton's Primitive Liturgv. 1713. 
 
 Vol. 4. Henley's Liturgy of the Oratory. 1727. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 The Nonjurors' Office. 1718. 
 
 HALL, Peter, M.A. {continued). 
 
 The Scottifh Communion Office. Editions of ». J., 1724, 
 
 1743, 1755, '764} 1796, 1800, and 1844. 
 Bp. Skinner's Aberdeen Prayers. 1795. 
 
 Forms of Prayer and Thankfgiving. 1812. 
 
 Vol. 6. Deacon's Devotions. 1734. 
 
 Vol. 7. The Dunkirk Prayer Book. 1791. 
 
 HALL, Richard, D.D. 
 
 A learned Roman Catholic divine. Educated at Chrift 
 College, Cambridge. Went to Douay 1752, where he be- 
 came a profeftbr. Afterwards he was made Canon of St. 
 Omers and official of the diocefe, where he died, 1604. 
 He was a learned divine, an excellent cafuift, ofa very 
 retired life, and a noted preacher. He was the author of 
 the Life of Bp. Fi/her, publiftied as Dr. Thomas Bayly's. 
 See Lives. 
 De proprietate et veftiario monachorum, aliifque 
 
 ad hoc vitium extirpandum necelTariis. 8°. 
 
 Duaci, 1585 
 HALL, Richard. 
 A library of divinity ; or, feleft extrads from 
 
 fundry old and eminent divines. Sm. 8°. Lond. 
 HALL, Robert. 
 
 Chofen Paftor ofa Baptift congregation at Arnftiy, Lei 
 cefterftiire, 1753. Died 179 1. 
 
 Help to Zion's travellers, being an attempt to 
 
 remove various ilumbling-blocks out of the 
 
 way relating to doftrinal, experimental, and 
 
 practical religion. [On Ifa. 57. 14.] Second 
 
 j edition. 18°. Lond. 1807 
 
 HALL, Robert, A.M. 
 
 A Baptift minifter of great eloquence, fon of the above. 
 Born at Arnlby, Leicefterfhire, 1764. Educated at the 
 Baptift Inftitution, Briftol, and King's College, Aberdeen. 
 Paftor ofa congregation at Cambridge, 1790, afterwards at 
 Leicefter, and in 1825 at Briftol. Died 1831. 
 Works. With a memoir of his life, and a critical 
 eftimate of his character and writings. Origi- 
 nally publiflied in 6 vol. 8°. under the fuper- 
 intendance of Olinthus Gregory, LL.D. 6 vol. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Brief memoir, by Gregory - - . - i 
 
 Obfervations on Mr. Hall's charader as a preacher, by 
 
 John Fofter - 201 
 
 Letters ------- 265 
 
 Circular letters, — 
 
 On the excellency of the Chriftian difpenlation 385 
 On the work of the Holy Spirit - - 397 
 
 On hearing the word - - - - 419 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Sermons and charges, — - 
 
 Eph. 2. 12. Modern infidelity confidered, with refpedt 
 
 to its influence on fociety. Preached Nov. 1799 ^ 
 
 Pfa. 46. 8, 9. Refledtions on war. Thankfgiving for 
 
 Peace, 1802 ----- 6i 
 
 Jer. 8. 6. Sentiments proper to the prefent crifis. 
 General Faft ------ 95 
 
 Prov. 19. 2. The advantages of knowledge to the 
 
 lower claffes. For a Sunday-School - 145 
 
 2 Cor. 4. I. Difcouragements and fupports ot the 
 
 Chriftian minifter. Ordination - - 165 
 
 Addrefs to the Rev. Euftace Carey, Jan. 1S14, on his 
 
 defignation as a Chriftian miffionary in India 203 
 
 Articles from the Ecleftic Review, — 
 
 Fofter's Effays - - - - - 23 5 
 
 Cuftance on the Conftitution - . - 259 
 
 Zeal without Innovation - - - 266 
 
 Gilborne's Sermons - - - - - 321 
 
 Gregory's Letters - - - - - 334
 
 M75 
 
 1376 
 
 HALL, Robert, A.M. {continued). 
 
 Belfham's Memoirs of Lindfey - - - 365 
 
 Birt on Popery . _ - . - 3^1 
 
 VoL 3. 
 
 On terms of communion, with a particular view to the 
 
 cafe of the Baptifts and Pado-Baptifts - 1 
 
 The eflential difference between ChrilVian baptifm and 
 
 the baptilm of John more fully ftated and confirmed 
 
 123 
 
 A reply to the Rev. Jofeph Kinghorn, being a further 
 
 vindication of the pradlice of free communion 165 
 
 A fhort ftatement of the reafons for Chriftian in oppofi- 
 
 tion to party communion - - - - 341 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Tradls, political and mifcellaneous, — 
 
 Chriftianity confiftent with a love of freedom, in an- 
 
 fwer to a fermon lately publilhed - - I 
 
 An apology for the freedom of the prefs, and for general 
 
 liberty : to which are prefixed, Remarks on Bp. 
 
 Horfley's fermon, preached Jan. 30, 1793 45 
 
 Review of Mr. Hall's Freedom of the Prefs (from the 
 
 Chriftian Guardian), with Mr. Hall's reply 125 
 
 Addrefs on the renewal of the Charter of the Eaft 
 
 India Company, in reference to Chriftian miffions 
 
 in India ------ 147 
 
 An appeal to the public on the fubjeifl of the Frame- 
 Work Knitters' Fund - - - - 167 
 
 Reply to Cobbett and others on the Frame-Work 
 
 Knitters' Relief Society - - - 185 
 
 An addrefs on the ftate of flavery in the Weft India 
 
 Iflands ------- 215 
 
 Mifcellaneous pieces, — 
 
 Fragment on Popery . - - . 239 
 
 Charader of the Rev. R. Hall of Arnfby - 254 
 Funeral oration at the interment of the Rev. H. 
 Crabb -.---. 255 
 
 Sketch of the charafter of Mrs. M. Carryer - 263 
 Charafter of the Rev. T. Robinfon of Leicefter 271 
 Fragment of the Rev. John Sutcliff - 284 
 
 Memoir of the Rev. Thomas Toller - - 287 
 
 Preface to the memoirs of the Rev. Jofeph Freefton 
 
 Notes of the funeral fermon for Dr. Ryland 327 
 
 Addrefs at the formation of the Leicefter --Auxiliary 
 Bible Society and fpeeches at anniverfaries 329 
 
 Addrefs in behalf of the Stepney Baptift Academy 361 
 Preface to Hall's Help to Zion's Travellers 367 
 
 Preface to Janeway's Life - - - - 377 
 
 Preface to Beddome's Hymns - - - 380 
 
 Preface to Chafe's Antinomianifm Unmaflced 382 
 Letter to the Rev. W. Bennett, author of an eflay on 
 the gofpel conftjtution - - - . 29'i 
 
 Remarks on Cowper's Letters - - - 395 
 
 The fpiritual condition and profpedls of the Jews 397 
 Charge at the ordination of the Rev. J. K. Hall 407 
 Fragment — on the art of healing - - 421 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 A fermon on the death of the Princefs of Wales, on 
 Jer. 15. 9 ----- - I 
 
 Funeral fermon for the Rev. Dr. Ryland, on John, 
 21. 7 - - - - - - - . 39 
 
 On the fubftitution of the innocent for the guilty, a 
 fermon on Ifa. 53.8 - - - - 73 
 
 Notes of fermons, — 
 
 Exod. 3. 14. On the being and name of Jehovah 109 
 Ifa. 31. 3. The fpirituality of the divine nature 113 
 Outline of the argument of twelve leftures on the 
 Socinian controverfy - - - - 118 
 
 Phil. 2. 5, 9. On Chrift's divinity and condefcenfion 
 
 Pfa. 19. 7. Thefpiritand tendency of Socinianifm 130 
 Heb. I. 14. On angels - - - - 142 
 
 I Pet. 5. 8. The perfonality of Satan - - 149 
 
 Gen. 6. 11. The extreme corruption of mankind be- 
 fore the general deluge - - - 166 
 
 HALL, Robert, A.M. [continued). 
 
 Ezek. 15. 2. The end of man's exiftence - 174 
 Rom. 8. 12. Claims of the flefh - - 177 
 
 James, 1. 18. The caufe, agent, and purpofe of re- 
 generation - - - - - 186 
 
 Eph. 2. I. Spiritual death - - - 194 
 
 Gal. I. 15, 16. On converfion - - - 199 
 
 A(fls, 26. 9-18. The converfion of St. Paul 205 
 
 Rev. 5. 6. The Lamb flain, the objeft of rapture to 
 
 the heavenly hofts . - . - 214 
 
 Pfa. 145. II. The glory of Chrift's kingdom 221 
 
 Lev. 13. 45. Spiritual leprofy. (2 ferm.) 228 
 
 Luke, 14. 28. On counting the coft - 240 
 
 Jofh. 5. 13-15. Parallel between the war with the 
 
 Canaanites and the Chriftjan warfare - 248 
 
 Pfa. 37. 31. The law of God in the heart 257 
 
 Luke, 17. 5. On prayer for the increafe of faith. 
 
 (2 ferm.) ----- 264 
 
 James, 1. 5. On wifdom - - - - 271 
 
 Jer. 30.21. Engagednefs of heart in approaching unto 
 God ------ 277 
 
 I Chron. 16. 43. Family worfhip - - 263 
 
 Ecclef. II. 8. Refle(flions on the inevitable lot of 
 
 human life ----- 295 
 
 Jer. 31. 18. On chaftifement refulting in penitence 
 
 .303 
 Pfa. 94. 19. The comforts of Chriftians under trials 307 
 James, 4. 10. Humility before God - - 312 
 
 Heb. 10. 36. On patience - - - 320 
 
 Luke, 7. 5. Candour and liberality in the ereflion of 
 places of worfhip - - - - 3^5 
 
 Matt. 5. 12. The reward of the pious in heaven 335 
 Exod. 20. 7. On taking the name of God in vain 
 
 34-2 
 Adls, II. 26. Origin and import of the name Chris- 
 tians ------ 352 
 
 I John, 3. 14. On love of the brethren - 361 
 
 1 Tim. 2. I. The duty of intercefiion - 368 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 8. God's eternity in reference to the lus- 
 penfion of his promifed purpofes - - 373 
 
 Pfa. 1 1 8. 24. The Lord's day commemorative of 
 
 Chrift's refurredlion - - - - ^So 
 
 Rev. 2. I. Chrift's care over churches and minifters 
 
 384 
 Rev. 21. 22. No temple in heaven - - 389 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 Sermons, — 
 
 Ifa. 31. 3. The fpirituality of the divine nature I 
 Prov. 25. 2. The glory ot God in concealing 24 
 
 Adls, 13. 25. The duty, happinefs, and honour of 
 maintaining the courle prefcribed to us by Provi- 
 dence --.-.- 57 
 Phil. 2. 5—9. Chrift's pre-exiftence, condefcenfion, 
 and exaltation ----- 69 
 Pfa. 145. II. The glory of Chrift's kingdom 89 
 Pfa. 97. 2. God's ways, though often infcrutable, are 
 righteous and juft ----- 104 
 Numb. 21. 4. The difcouragements of pious men 117 
 Pfa. 89. 47. The vanity of man apart from his im- 
 mortality ----- 129 
 
 1 Cor. 16. 26. Death the laft enemy that ftiall be 
 deftroyed ------ 140 
 
 Ifa. 32. 13-15. The fuccefs of miflions depends upon 
 the agency of the Spirit - - - 158 
 
 Matt. 16. 1-3. The figns of the times. For the Na- 
 tional Schools - - - - -181 
 
 Job, 2. 4. The love of life. For Baptift Miffions 196 
 
 John, I. 35, 36. The Lamb of God - 205 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 16, 17. Civil government contrafted with 
 the fpiritual kingdom. For Miffionary Soc. 227 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 13. The enlargement of Chriftian benevo- 
 lence. Baptift Miffion - - - - 238 
 John, 5. 42. Marks of love to God - 249 
 Luke, 15. 7. The joy of angels over a repenting 
 finner ------- 260 
 
 I
 
 »377 
 
 1378 
 
 HALL, Robert, M.A. {continued). 
 
 I Cor. 15. 33. Nature and danger of evil communi- 
 cations .---.- 273 
 Ifa. 2. 18. The evils of idolatry and the means of 
 its abolition. Baptift Mifllons - - 292 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. Chrift's miflion for the adoption of fons 
 in the fulnefs of time - - - - 302 
 Prov. 22. 2. Points of agreement in the ftate of rich 
 and poor -.---- 325 
 Fragments, — 
 
 Defence of village-preaching - - - 351 
 
 The impolicy of intolerance - . - 368 
 
 On toleration ----- 370 
 
 On the right of worfhip ... - 387 
 
 Mifcellaneous pieces, — 
 
 Charadler of Cleander • - - - 405 
 
 A reverie ...--. 410 
 
 An eflTay on poetry and philofophy - - 421 
 
 For reviews fee Britifh Critic, 13. 292, and (by the Rev. 
 
 J. J. Blunt) guart. Review, 48. 100. 
 
 Reminifcences of the Rev. Robert Hall, A.M., 
 and fketches of his fermons preached at Cam- 
 bridge prior to 1 806, by John Greene. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1832 
 Mifcellaneous works and remains. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1846 
 
 Life by Gregory. Obfervations by John Fofter. Chris- 
 tianity confiftent with a love of freedom. Apology for 
 the freedom of the prefs. Modern infidelity confi- 
 dered. Reflexions on war. Sentiments proper to the 
 prefent crifis. Advantages of knowledge to the lower 
 claffes. Sermon on the death of the Princefs of Wales. 
 Reviews of Fofter's Effays, Cuftance on the Con- 
 ftitution, Zeal without Innovation, Gifborne's Ser- 
 mons, Gregory's Letters, Belfliam's Memoirs of 
 Lindfey. 
 
 HALL, S. R., of the Seminary for Teachers, 
 Andover, America. 
 
 On education. Praflical leftures on parental 
 refponfibility, and the religious education of 
 children. 1 2°. Land. 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Introduftion ... - i 
 
 Definition of Chriftian education - 19 
 
 Duties of Chriftian parents. (2 left.) - 39 
 
 Means to be employed by parents - 63 
 
 Prov. 19. 18. The manner of governing and inftrufting 
 children. (2 left.) ----- 77 
 
 Eph. 6. 4. Family inftruftion. (2 left.) - 1 1 1 
 
 Gen. 17. 7; 18. 19. Encouragements of parents 149 
 I Tim. 3. 12. Obftacles to fuccefs - - - 167 
 
 HALL, Thomas, B.D. 
 
 A learned Puritan divine. Born at Worcefter 1610. 
 Entered at Baliol College, Oxford, 1624. Afterwards re- 
 moved to Pembroke Hall. Became Mafter of the Free 
 School, and Curate of King's Norton. 
 An expofition of Amos, chapters 4-9, where you 
 have the text fully explained, other texts oc- 
 cafionally cleared, many cafes ftated, many 
 pradlical obfervations raifed, and many pole- 
 mical points debated. Together with a con- 
 futation of Dr. Homes and Sir H. Vane. 4°. 
 
 Land. 1661 
 
 The beauty of holinefs ; or, a defcription of the 
 
 excellency, amiablenefs, comfort, and content, 
 
 which is to be found in the ways of purity and 
 
 holinefs. [On I Pet. 2. 16.] Sm. 8°. L. 1653 
 
 HALL, W. 
 
 Sermon. Catholick Sermons, 2. 183 
 
 HALLAM, Henry. 
 
 View of the ftate of Europe in the Middle Ages. 
 
 Ninth edition. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1846 
 
 For review, fee Edinb. Review, 30. 140. 
 Supplementary notes to Europe during the 
 
 Middle Ages. 8°. Lond. 1 848 
 
 Introdudlion to the literature of Europe, in the 
 
 fifteenth, fixteenth, and feventeenth centuries. 
 
 Third edition. 3 voh 8°. ZeW. 1848 
 
 Reviews: (By R. Southey?) Quart. Review, 58. 29, 
 and 65. 340; Edinb. Review, 72. 194. 
 
 The conftitutional hiftory of England, from the 
 acceffion of Henry VII. to the death of 
 George II. Sixth edit. 2 vol. 8°. Z.I 849 
 Vol. I. Henry VII. — Commonwealth. 
 Vol. 2. Reftoration of Charles II. — Geo. II. ; Index, 549. 
 Reviews: (By R. Southey) Quart. Review, 37. 194} 
 
 (By T. B. Macaulay) Edinb. Review, 48. 96 ; Brit. Critic, 
 
 4. 257. 
 
 HALLER, Baron Albert. 
 
 One of the moft eminent phyficians and philofophers of 
 the eighteenth century, and of a truly religious charafter. 
 Born at Berne 1708. Died 1777. His works are nu- 
 merous. 
 
 Firft lines of phyfiology. Tranfl. 8°. Edin. 1779 
 Letters to his daughter on the truth of the Chrift- 
 ian revelation. Tranflated. 2 vol. 12°.* 
 HALLET, Joseph. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. Born at Exeter 1692. Ordained 
 X713; and in 1722 fucceeded his father as joint minifter 
 with Mr. Peirce at Exeter. Died 1744. In the contro- 
 verfy which arofe among the Diffenters refpefting the doc- 
 trine of the Trinity, he adopted and defended the principles 
 of Dr. Samuel Clarke. 
 
 A paraphrafe and notes on the laft three chap- 
 ters of the Hebrews. See Peirce, James. 
 The unity of God not inconfiftent with the divinity of 
 Chrift, being remarks upon Dr. Waterland's vindication, 
 relating to the unity of God and the objeft of worfhip. 
 8". Lond. 1720* 
 
 A reply to Dr. Waterland's remarks on a pamphlet enti- 
 tled. The Unity of God not Inconfiftent with the Di- 
 vinity of Chrift. By the author of The Unity, &c. 
 [Anonymous.] Pp. 52. 8°. Lond. 1 720 
 
 Index librorum MSS. Graecorum, et verfionum antiquarum 
 Novi Foederis, quos viri eruditilTimi J. Millius et L. Kus- 
 terus cum tertia editione Stephanica contulerunt. Pp. 
 xvii. 19. 8°. Lond. 172S 
 
 A free and impartial ftudy of the Holy Scrip- 
 tures recommended ; being notes on fome 
 peculiar texts ; with difcourfes and obferva- 
 tions. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1729-36 
 
 Vol. I. 1729. 
 Notes on texts of Scripture . . . - i 
 
 Difcourfes and obfervations, — 
 On the quotations of the Old Teftament in the Apo- 
 crypha ...--. 89 
 A paffage in Bp. Pearfon on the Creed examined 105 
 The Son of God knows the thoughts of men - 108 
 A palTage in Bp. Patrick's commentaries examined 113 
 Of the Greek tranflation of the Old Teftament 118 
 Of anger ....--. 129 
 
 Of the Doxology added to the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 
 
 133 
 The ten commandments given at Mount Sinai do not 
 oblige Chriftians - - - - 15Z 
 
 Ofcatechifing - - - - - - 174 
 
 Of faying grace before and after meat - - 183 
 
 Of the place where good men fhall dwell after the re- 
 
 (urreftion - - - - - - 191 
 
 4T
 
 »379 
 
 HALLET, Jofeph (continued). 
 
 Of the immortality of the foul, and the impoflibility of 
 
 proving a future ftate by the light of nature 210—384 
 
 Vol. 2. 1732. 
 
 Errors noted in the prefent Hebrew copies of the Old 
 
 Teftament ------ i 
 
 Notes on texts - - - - - -iii 
 
 Dijcourjes, — 
 Of the reality, kinds, and number of our Saviour's 
 miracles, occafioned by Mr. Woolfton's fix difcourfes 
 
 175 
 Of the meaning of the word God and of the doftrine of 
 
 providence - - - - - - 214 
 
 Of the nature offacrifices, particularly of the facrifice 
 
 ofChrift 269 
 
 Of the original of evil - - - - 310 
 
 Of ordination - - - - - -318 
 
 A review of the notes and difcourfes in the firft volume 
 
 342 
 Vol. 3. 1736. 
 Notes on texts ------ i 
 
 Dijcourjes, — 
 An expofition of the ten commandments - - 48 
 
 Of the Lord's day - - - - - 166 
 
 Of moral and pofitive duties - - - - igo 
 
 A parable. A fecond parable - - 223 
 
 Of the agapas, or love-feafts of the ancient Chriftians 235 
 Of the end of the world - - - - 257 
 
 The Scripture doftrine of circumcifion and baptifm 267 
 Of fchifm and herefy _ - - . 358 
 
 The future reftoration of the Jews - - - 409 
 
 This nvork is of rare occurrence in a complete flate. It con- 
 tains a "oaried majs of curious and important difcujjion on pas- 
 fages of Scripture, or Scriptural JubjeBs. 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. Enty, in anfwer to his flanderous 
 pamphlet, intitled, A Prefervative againft feveral Abufes 
 and Corruptions of Revealed Religion, &c. Being a de- 
 fence of feveral notes and difcourfes, contained in a 
 book, intitled, A Free and Impartial Study of the Scrip- 
 tures recommended. Pp. 43. 8^. Lond. 1730 
 A defenfe of a difcourfe on the impoflibility of proving a 
 future fl:ate by the light of nature. With an anfwer to 
 the Rev. Mr. Grove's thoughts on the fame fubjedl. 
 Pp. II I. 8°. Lond. 1731 
 The confiftent Chriftian ; being a confutation of the errors 
 advanced in Mr. Chubb's late book, intitled. The True 
 Gofpel of Jefus Chrift aflerted ; relating to the neceflity 
 of faith, the nature of the gofpel, the infpiration of 
 the apoftles, &c. ; with remarks on his diflertation on 
 providence. Pp. 44. 8°. Lond. 1738 
 The immorality of the moral philofopher j being an an- 
 fwer to a book lately published, intitled, The Moral 
 Philofopher. Second edition. To which is added, A 
 rebuke to the moral philofopher for the errors and im- 
 moralities contained in his third volume. Pp. 50, and 
 15. 8°. Lond. 1740 
 The firft edition was publilhed in 1737. Pp. 72. 
 A letter to the moral philofopher ; being a vindication of 
 a pamphlet, entitled. The Immorality of the Moral 
 Philofopher. Pp. 38. 8°. Lond. 1738 
 
 HALLIDAY, Mrs. Hannah. 
 
 One of the early Methodifts. 
 Letter to John Maddox, Efq., one of his Majefty's juftices 
 of the peace for the county of Somerfet. Being a calm 
 remonftrance with the faid John Maddox, concerning 
 the cruel perfecution lately carried on, under the form 
 of law, againft her the faid Hannah Halliday, Jane 
 Taylor, Sarah Seagram, and their brethren, on account 
 of their aflembling together to worfhip God, agreeable 
 to the dictates of their own confciences. Pp. 66. 8°. 
 
 Lond. n.d. 
 
 HALLIER, Francis, Bifhop of Cavaillon. 
 
 Born 1695. Became Doftor of the Sorbonne, Arch- 
 deacon of Dinan, Prebendary ofChartres, Syndic of the 
 
 1380 
 
 HALLIER, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Faculty of Divinity, Paris; and in 1656 Biftiop of Cavail- 
 lon. Died 1659. He was a ftrenuous oppofer of the Jan- 
 fenifts. He acquired great reputation by his treatile on 
 eledtions. 
 
 De facris eleftionibus et ordinationibus, ex anti- 
 quo et novo ecclefi^ ufu. Editio tertia. 3 
 vol. Folio. Romee, 1749 
 
 HALLIFAX, James, D.D., F.R.S. 
 
 Redlor of Cheddington, Bucks, and Vicar of Ewell, 
 Surrey. 
 
 Sermon, Jer, 18. 7, 8. 4°. Lond. 1756 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 23. 3. [Election of Lord 
 
 Mayor.] 4°. Lond. 1757 
 
 Sermon, Gen. 47. 22. [Sons of the Clergy.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1765 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 6. 6, 7. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 
 4°. Lond. 1 77 1 
 
 HALLIFAX, Samuel, D.D., LL.D., BiHiop of 
 
 St. Afaph. 
 
 Born at Mansfield, Derbyftiire, 1733. Educated at Jefus 
 College, Cambridge, and Trinity Hall. Redlor of Chad- 
 dington 1765. ProfefTor of Arabic in the Univerfity of 
 Cambridge 1768. Regius Profeffor of Civil Law 1770. 
 Redtor of Warfop 1778. Biftiop of Gloucefter 1781. Trans- 
 lated to St. Afaph 1787. Died 1790. He was a man of 
 great learning and ability, an excellent civilian, and an 
 elegant public fpeaker. 
 
 Three dilcourfes, Rom. 3. 28. Saint Paul's doc- 
 trine of juftification by faith explained. Se- 
 cond edition, corrected and enlarged. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1762 
 
 Two fermons, Ecclef. I. 18. Preached before 
 
 the Univ. of Camb., 1768. 4°. Catnb. 1768 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 5. 13. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Camb. 1769 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 40. [Addenbrooke's Hofpi- 
 
 tal.] 4*^. Camb. 1771 
 
 An analyfis of the Roman civil law, compared 
 
 with the laws of England, being heads of a 
 
 courfe of leftures at Cambridge. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1774 
 Twelve fermons on the prophecies concerning 
 the Chriftian Church ; and in particular con- 
 cerning the Church of Papal Rome ; preached 
 in Lincoln's-Inn Chapel, at the Lefture founded 
 by W. Warburton, Bifhop of Gloucefter. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1776 
 
 Rev. 3. 22. Truth of revealed religion from prophecy I 
 
 Dan. 12. 10. Authority of the book of Daniel 32 
 
 Dan. 2. 44. Prophecies of Daniel concerning the four 
 
 empires -------66 
 
 Dan. 12. 8, 9. Prophecies of Daniel concerning An- 
 
 tiochus Epiphanes and Antichrift - - 99 
 
 2 Their. 2. 3. Prophecy of St. Paul concerning the man 
 
 of fin - - - - - - - 131 
 
 I Tim. 4. I. Prophecy of St. Paul concerning the apo- 
 ftafy of the latter times - - - - 166 
 
 Rev. I. 3. The authority of the Apocalypfe and the 
 time when it was written - - - - 193 
 
 ■ I. 19. The order and connexion of the vifions ot 
 
 the Apocalypfe ----- 226 
 
 17. 18. Vifion concerning the Babylonifti woman 
 
 261 
 
 22. 6. General defign of the remaining vifions of 
 
 the Apocalypfe - - - - - - 290 
 
 Afts, 26. 22. Hiftorical view of the corruptions of 
 Popery ------ 328 
 
 I
 
 I38I 
 
 1382 
 
 HALLIFAX, BifKop {continued). 
 
 Rev. 18. 4. The Reformation vindicated from the ob- 
 
 je£lions of the Romanifts .... ^63 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 29. 15. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 
 4°. Land. 1789 
 
 HALLOIX, Peter. 
 
 A learned Jefuit. Born at Liege 1572. Died 1656. He 
 acquired great reputation by his critical knowledge of the 
 learned languages, and of ecclefiaftical hiftory. 
 
 Vita et documenta S. Jullini philolbphi et mar- 
 tyris, fcriptoris fecundo feculo nobiliffimi. 8°. 
 
 Duaci, 1622 
 
 Origenes defenfus, five Origenis Adamantii Prefb. 
 
 amatoris Jefu vita, virtutes, documenta. Item 
 
 veritatis fuper ejus vita, doftrina, llatu, exafta 
 
 difquifitio. Folio. Leodii, 1648 
 
 [lluftrium ecclefis Orientalis fcriptorum, qui 
 
 fanditate juxta et eruditione primo Chrifti 
 
 fjeculo floruerunt, et apoilolis convixerunt. 
 
 Folio. Duaci, 1633 
 
 Vitae S. Dionyfii Areopagitae, S. Ignatii, S. Polycarpi, S. 
 
 Hierothei, S. Papiae, S. Quadrati. 
 
 HALLYWELL, Henry, M. A., Vicar of Cow- 
 fold, in Suffex. 
 
 A defence of revealed religion, in fix fermons, 
 upon Rom. i. 16; wherein it is clearly and 
 plainly fhewn, that no man can pofTibly have 
 any real ground or reafon to be afhamed of 
 Chriilianity. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1694 
 
 HALYBURTON, Thomas. 
 
 A pious and learned divine of the Church of Scotland. 
 Born at Duplin, near Perth, 1674. Minifter of the parifh 
 of Ceres 1700. Profeffor of Divinity in the Univerfity of 
 St. Andrews 1710. Died 1712. His Natural Religion 
 Infufficient was written in confutation of the deil'm of 
 Lord Herbert and Mr. Blount, and is an elaborate and va- 
 luable work. His Great Concern continues to be a popu- 
 lar treatife. 
 
 Works. 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 EfTay on his life and writings, by Robert Burns, D.D. 
 The great concern of falvation - - . i 
 
 Natural religion infufficient, and revealed neceffary, to 
 
 man's happinefs in his prefent ftate - - 253 
 
 An effay concerning the nature of faith and the ground 
 
 upon which faith affents to the Scriptures - 503 
 A modeft inquiry whether regeneration or juftification 
 
 has the precedency in order of nature - 547 
 
 An inquiry into the nature of God's adt of juftification 559 
 Six communion fermons, — 
 
 Ifa. 25. 6. The Lord's feaft, or the entertainments of 
 God's houfe opened . - . . jyo 
 
 1 Cor. I. 23, 24. Chrift crucified ; or the wifdom 
 and power of God in him rendering the gofpel call 
 effedtual - - - - - - 581 
 
 Matt. 17. 5. Divine manifeftations, with their ends 
 and advantages iffuing in Chriftian obedience and 
 eftablifhment - - - - - 588 
 
 Cant. 2. 8. The frame of a gracious foul in view of 
 communion with Chrift - - - 601 
 
 Ifa. 4. 5. Chrift the beauty and fafety of believers 615 
 
 John, II. 40. Faith's views of the glory of God, or 
 
 the triumph of faith - . . - 633 
 
 Two fermons preached by the author on occafion of the 
 
 death of a friend, — 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 16-18. A Chriftian's relief under his trou- 
 bles ------- 645 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 8. The views which yield comfort under 
 
 trouble . - - . . . 667 
 
 Memoirs of himfelf - - - . . 673 
 
 HALYBURTON, Thomas {cmunued). 
 
 Memoirs, ^vith an introdudtory cfTay by the Rev. 
 
 David Young, Perth. 12°, GlaJ'g. \%zi^ 
 
 Memoirs. 32°. Lond. 1824 
 
 HAMARTOLI, Georgii, et Johannis Siculi chro- 
 
 nographorum fragmenta duo. 
 
 Mai Script. Vet. 9. 375 
 HAMBLETON, John, M.A., Minifter of the 
 
 Chapel of Eafe, Iflington. 
 Sermons: on the 53d chap, of Ifaiah, The 
 
 Beatitudes, and other fubjedls. 8°. Lond. iS^l 
 
 John, 3. 3. Regeneration - - - - i 
 
 Ifa. 53. 1-12. Practical expofition of Ifaiah, liii. (4 ferm.) 
 
 Matt. 5. 1-3. The beatitude of the poor in fpirit 157 
 
 • 5. 4. The beatitude of thofe who mourn. [Afti 
 
 Wednefday. I - - - - - 180 
 
 5. 5. The beatitude of the meek - - 202 
 
 5. 6. The beatitude of thofe who hunger and 
 
 thirft after righteoufnefs - - - . 223 
 
 5. 7. The beatitude of the merciful - 247 
 
 5. 8. The beatitude of the pure in heart 270 
 
 5. 9. The beatitude of the peacemakers 295 
 
 5. 10-12. The beatitude of the perfecuted for 
 
 righteoufnefs' fake - - - - 318 
 
 Deut. 29. 29. The pradlical limits of human inveftiga- 
 
 tion ...-._- 34.8 
 
 Rom. 6. 3, 4. The fpiritual baptifm - - 377 
 
 1 Cor. 11.28. Self-examination - - - 399 
 
 2 Cor. 2. II. Satan's devices - - . 422 
 Jofh. 3. 4. Faith's directory - - - - 446 
 Job, 35. 10. Songs in the night - - 472 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The benediftion . - - 495 
 Alfo publifhed feparately ; On Ifaiah, liii. and other fub- 
 
 jefts, 4th edition, 12°., 1842; and on the Beatitudes, &c., 
 4th edition, 12°. 1842. 
 
 Sermon, Numb, 32. 23. Sin will be found out. 
 [Murder.] 18°. Lond. 1840 
 
 The crofs of Chrift : confidered in feven fer- 
 mons. 12". Lond. 1841 
 
 Acfls, 2. 23. The crofs of Chrift, the convicSion of 
 finners .--..-- i 
 
 Col. I. 20. The crofs of Chrift, the peace of believers 30 
 Gal. 5. 24. The crofs of Chrift, the mortification of fin 56 
 Gal. 5. II. The crofs of Chrift, the occafion of offence 83 
 Eph. 2. 16. The crofs of Chrift, the centre of union no 
 John, 12. 32, 33. The crofs of Chrift, the grand attrac- 
 tion ------- 137 
 
 Rev. 5. 12. The crofs of Chrift, the fong of heaven 164 
 Sermon, Gal. I. 6, 7. The Gofpel: not an- 
 other Gofpel. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 Other works : Brief Hiftory of the Soul, feventh edition, 
 12°. 1847. Lent Ledfures on Holy Scripture, 12^. Help 
 to the Preparation for Death, fecond edition, 1841. 
 
 HAMELINUS, Prior of St. Albans. 
 
 Lived in the eleventh century. He was a difciple of 
 
 Lanfranc. 
 
 Excerpta ex libro Hamelini de monachatu. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef Novus, 5. 1 453 
 
 HAMILTON, Anthony, D.D. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 49. 1 1. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4°. 
 
 1787 
 
 HAMILTON, David. 
 
 The inward teftimony of the Spirit of Chrift to 
 his outward revelation, in oppofition to the 
 Deift, Socinian, and prophane, who deny 
 both ; to the formalift, who deny his in- 
 ward, and to the enthufiaft who deny his
 
 1383 
 
 1384 
 
 HAMILTON, David {continued). 
 
 outward teftimony to it. [Anonymous.] 8°. 
 
 Land. 1701 
 
 HAMILTON, George, Rcaor of Killermogh. 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Solomon Hirfchell, D.D., 
 chief Rabbi of the German and Polilh Jews 
 in London. Shewing that the refurreftion of 
 Jefus from the dead is as credible a fa£t as the 
 exodus of the Ifraelites from Egypt ; and that 
 the account of the refurredlion in the tradl 
 entitled, Toldoth Jefu, is no more worthy of 
 credit than that which Tacitus has given of 
 the exodus. Pp. 38. 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 A general introduction to the ftudy of the He- 
 brew Scriptures, with a critical hiftory of the 
 Greek and Latin verfions of the Samaritan 
 Pentateuch, and of the Chaldee paraphrafes. 
 8°. Dubl. 1 8 14* 
 
 Codex criticus of the Hebrew Bible. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1821* 
 
 HAMILTON, Hans, D.D. 
 
 The neceffity of maintaining Scripture dodlrine, 
 and endeavouring by every means to promote 
 peace and union in the Church of Chrift. 
 [Two A£l fermons, on Jude, 3, and Pfa. 122. 
 6.] 8°. Lond. 181 8 
 
 HAMILTON, Hugh, D.D., Bifhop of Offory. 
 
 An eminent mathematician. Born in the county of 
 Dublin 1729. Dean of Ardagh 1768. Bi/hop of Clonfert 
 1796. Tranflated to Offory 1799. Died 1805. 
 
 An attempt to prove the exiftence and abfolute 
 perfedlion of the Supreme unoriginated Being 
 in a demonftrative manner. 8°. Dubl. 1784 
 
 HAMILTON, James, D.D., F.L.S. 
 
 Minifter of the National Scotch Church, Regent Square. 
 
 The royal preacher ; lectures on Ecclefiaftes. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1 85 I 
 
 The harp on the willows ; or, the captivity of the Church 
 
 of Scotland. Addreffed to the people of England. Pp. 
 
 24. 12°. Lond. 1843 
 
 Other works : Church in the Houfe, and other tradts, 
 18°. Life in Earneft, 18^. Mount of Olives, 18^., &c. 
 
 HAMILTON, John, Efq., Advocate. 
 
 The prefent pofition of the Church of Scotland explained 
 and vindicated. Fifth edition. Pp. 86. 8°. Edin. 1840 
 
 A remonftrance refpedlfully addreffed to the members of 
 the legiflature, and others, in relation to the Scottifh 
 Church queftion, embodying an anfwer to an article on 
 fame fubjeft in the Quarterly Review, No. 133. Pp. 
 107. 8°. Edin. 1841 
 
 HAMILTON, Joseph. 
 
 The only approved guide through all the ftages 
 of a quarrel; containing the royal code of 
 honour, reflecTtions upon duelling, and the out- 
 line of a court for the adjuftment of difputes, 
 with anecdotes, &c. 12°. Lond. iSzg 
 
 HAMILTON, Patrick. 
 
 The firft Reformer in Scotland. Born 1503. Studied 
 at the Univerfity of St. Andrews. Went to Germany, 
 and became Profeffor in the Univerfity of Marburg. Re- 
 turned to Scotland, was made Abbot of Ferme, or Feme, 
 in Rofs-fhire, and zealoufly expofed the corruptions of the 
 Church of Rome. Burnt for herefy at the age of twenty 
 three. 
 
 HAMILTON, Patrick {continued). 
 Patrick's places ; a treatife on the law and the 
 gofpel. Richmond's Fathers, i. 475 
 
 Celebrated for clofenefs of reafoning and aptnefs of quo- 
 tation. 
 
 HAMILTON, Richard Winter, LL.D., D.D., 
 
 Leeds. 
 The revealed dodtrine of rewards and punifh- 
 ments. [Congregational Ledlures.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1847 
 
 I Cor. II. 14. Phyfical and moral conditions of man 
 
 deduced from himfelf . - - - i 
 
 John, 14. I. The law and government of refponfible 
 
 agents ..-.---- 86 
 
 Pfa. 119. 10. Harmony of revelation with natural reli- 
 gion - - - - - - -132 
 
 Rev. 22. 12. Nature and rewardablenefs of Chriftian 
 virtue ------- 184 
 
 I John, 3. 2. The heavenly ftate - - . 235 
 
 Exod. 34. 6, 7. Nature and defign of future punifhments 
 
 296 
 Luke, 20. 16, 17. Eternity of future punidiment 357 
 Jer. 49. 12. Same fubjedt - - - - 431 
 
 Notes -------- 509 
 
 Other works : Authority, Scope, and Encouragement of 
 Miffions, fecond edition, fm. 8°. 1846. Effay on Inftitu- 
 tions of Popular Education, fecond edition, fm. 8"^. 1846. 
 Familiar Difquifitions on the Revealed Sabbath, 12°. 1848. 
 Sermons, 2 vol., &c. 
 
 HAMILTON, Sir WilUam, Bart. 
 
 Profeffor of Logic and Metaphyfics in the Univerfity of 
 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 DifcufTions on philofophy and literature, educa- 
 tion and univerfity reform, chiefly from the 
 Edinburgh Review, corrected, vindicated, en- 
 larged, in notes and appendices. 8°. L. 1852 
 
 Philojophy. 
 
 On the philofophy of the unconditioned, in reference to 
 Coufin's Infinito-abfolute - - - - i 
 
 Philofophy of perception - - - - 38 
 
 Johnfon's tranflation of Tenneman's manual of the his- 
 tory of philofophy ----- 98 
 
 Logic, the recent Englifh treatifes on that fcience 116 
 
 Deaf and dumb. Hiftory of their inftrudtion, in refer 
 ence to Dalgarno - - - - - 175 
 
 Idealifm ; with reference to the fcheme of Arthur Col- 
 lier - ------- 186 
 
 Literature. 
 
 Epiftolae obfcurorum virorum : the national fatire of 
 Germany ------ 203 
 
 On the revolutions of medicine ; in reference to CuUen 
 
 238 
 Education. 
 
 On the ftudy of mathematics, as an exercife of mind 257 
 
 On the conditions of claffical learning. With relation to 
 the defence of claffical inftruftion, by Profeffor Pillans 
 
 328 
 
 On the patronage and fuperintendence of univerfities 348 
 
 On the ftate of the Englifli univerfities, with more Spe- 
 cial reference to Oxford, 386 5 Supplemental, 435. 
 
 On the right of Diffenters to admiffion into the Englifti 
 univerfities, 464 5 Supplemental, 509. 
 
 Coufin on German fchools - - - - 535 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 Conditions of the thinkable fyftematized ; Alphabet of 
 human thought ----- 577 
 
 Philofophical teftimonies to the limitation of our know- 
 ledge, from the limitation of our faculties - 601 
 
 Of fyllogifm, its kinds, canons, notations, &c. 614 
 
 On affirmation and negation, &c. - - 621* 
 
 Academical patronage and regulation, in reference to the 
 Univerfity of Edinburgh - - - - 621
 
 1385 
 
 1386 
 
 HAMILTON, Sir William, Bart, {continued). 
 
 The examination and honours for a degree in arts du- 
 ring centuries in the Univerfity of Louvain 645 
 On a reform of the Englifh univerfities, with efpecial 
 reference to Oxford, and limited to the faculty of arts 
 
 651 
 Addenda, Corrigenda, Index. 
 
 HAMILTON, William, Efq., of Bangour. 
 
 An ingenious poet. Born in Ayrihirc 1704. Died 1754. 
 Poems on feveral occafions. Sm. 8°. Edin. ij6o 
 HAMILTON, William. 
 
 Sermon, Phil. 3. 7, 8. The truth and excel- 
 lency of the Chriftian religion. [S.S.P.CK.] 
 8°. Edin. 1732 
 
 \ HAMMERUS, D. Alexander. 
 
 Commentatio politico-publica de jure principis 
 circa facra e genuinis fontibus juris publici 
 univerfalis tam ecclefiaftici, quam faecularis 
 necnon e fanftionibus publicis Romano-Ger- 
 manicis dedufta. 4°. Bamberg^, lyyi 
 
 HAMMER-PURGSTALL, Joseph von. 
 Gefchichte des ofmanifchen Reiches, grofTen- 
 theils aus bifher unbeniitzten Handfchriften 
 und Archiven. Zweyte verbefferte Auflage 
 neue aufgabe. 4 vol. 8°. Pejik, 1 840 
 
 Vol. I. Von der Griindung des ofmanifchen Reiches bis 
 
 zum Tode Selim's I., 1 300-1 520. 
 Vol. 2. Vom Regierungfantritte Suleiman des Erften bis 
 zur zweyten Entthronung Muftafa des Erften, 1520- 
 1623. 
 Vol. 3. Vom Regierungfantritte Miirad des Vierten bis 
 zum Ffieden von Carlowicz, 1623-1699. 
 Vol. 4. 
 Vom Carlowiczer Frieden bis zum Frieden von Kain- 
 
 ardfche, 1699-1774. 
 Sach-und Nahmenregifter der vier B'ande. 
 An article on this work, by the Rev. H. H. Milman, 
 will be found in the Quart. Review, 49. 283. 
 
 HAMMON, William. 
 
 Anfwer to Dr. Prieftley, on the exiftence of a God. By a 
 philofophical unbeliever. Pp. 60. 8°. Lond. 1833 
 
 HAMMOND, Henry, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Chertfey, Surrey, 1605. 
 Educated at Eton School, and fent to Magdalen College, 
 Oxford, 1618 ; of which he was eledted Fellow 1625. 
 Redlor of Penfhurft, Kent, 1633. Archdeacon of Chi- 
 chefter 1643. Canon of Chrift Church, Oxford, 1645, 
 and Sub-dean 1648. Died 1660. 
 
 Works, 4 vol. Folio. Lond. 1774 
 
 Vol. 1. 1774. 
 
 Containing a colleftion of difcourfes, chiefly pradtical, 
 
 with many additions and corre<Sions from the author's 
 
 own hand. 
 
 Preface, &c., by William Fulman - - - Ff. 5 
 
 The life of Dr. Hammond, with fome additional, 
 
 written by John Fell, D.D. - . - 1-56 
 
 A pradlical catechifm - - . . , i 
 
 The reafonablenefs of Chriftian religion - 179 
 
 A copy of fome papers paft at Oxford between the author 
 
 of the Practical Catechifm and Mr. Ch[eynell] ; with 
 
 a brief vindication of three paffages in the Pradlical 
 
 Catechifm, from the cenfures affixt on them by the 
 
 minifters of London ----- 207 
 
 Ofconfcience ------ 277 
 
 Offcandal ------- 299 
 
 Of will-worfliip - - - - - 313 
 
 Of fuperftition ,--.-- 32^ 
 Of idolatry - - - - - - 337 
 
 Of fins of weaknefs and wilfulnefs - . - i 
 
 HAMMOND, Henry, D.D. {continued). 
 
 A paraphraftical explication of Heb. 6. - 13 
 
 Of a late or death-bed repentance - - - 19 
 
 Of fraternal admonition, or correption - - 36 
 
 Of refifting the lawful magiftrate under colour of religion 
 
 51 
 Addrefs to Lord Fairfax and his council of war, with 
 
 vindication -..--. 93 
 
 A view of the New Directory and vindication of the 
 
 Ancient Liturgy of the Church of England 123 
 
 Confiderations concerning the danger of changing our 
 
 Church government - - - - 188 
 
 Of the power of the keys, or of binding and loofing 193 
 
 The reafonablenefs of the Chriftian religion 
 
 Of fundamentals ------ 273 
 
 Of fchifm ; a defence of the Church of England againft 
 
 the exceptions of the Romanifts - - 329 
 
 A paraenefis, with a difcourfe of herefy, in defence of 
 
 our Church againft the Romanifts - - 371 
 
 Letter of refolution to fix quaeres. 
 
 1. Of refolving controverfies - - - 425 
 
 2. Of marrying the wife's fifter - - - 433 
 
 3. Of polygamy and divorces - - - 447 
 
 4. Of the baptifm of infants - - - 470 
 
 5. Of impofition of hands for ordination - 504 
 
 6. Of the obfervation of Chriftmas day and other fes- 
 tivities of the Church - - . - 529 
 
 A pacific difcourfe of God's grace and decrees ; with 
 letters concerning God's prefcience reconciled with 
 liberty and contingency - - - - 547 
 
 Of hell torments ------ 605 
 
 Two prayers, and contents ... Ff. 2 
 
 Vol. 2. Second edit. 1684. 
 
 Containing a colledlion of difcourfes in defence of the 
 Church of England. 
 
 A view of fome exceptions to Lord Falkland's Difcourfe 
 of the Infallibility of the Church of Rome, [including 
 Lord Falkland's Difcourfe] - - - 561 
 
 Another anfwer, with Lord Falkland's reply 637 
 
 Three letters of like fubjeft - - - 697 
 
 A reply to the Catholick Gentleman's anfwer to the 
 Book of Schifm . - - . - 1 
 
 The difarmer's dexterities examined, in a fecond defence 
 of the treatife on Schifm - - - 61 
 
 The difpatcher difpatched ; a third defence of the trea- 
 tife on Schifm - - - - - -161 
 
 Brief account of a fuggeftion of the Romanift againft the 
 Difpatcher Difpatched - - - - 4^5 
 
 A vindication of the diflertations concerning epifcopacy 
 from the exceptions of the London minifters in their 
 Jus Divinum Minifterii - - . - 1-63 
 
 Anfwer to the animadverfions on the dilfertations 
 touching Ignatius's epiftles and the epifcopacy in them 
 aflerted .--.-- 1 
 
 Second defence of H. Grotius ; or, a vindication of the 
 digreflion concerning him - - - - 77 
 
 A continuation of the Defence of H. Grotius 83 
 
 The baptizing of infants reviewed and defended from the 
 exceptions of Mr. Tombes - - . 99 
 
 An account of Mr. Cawdrey's Triplex Diatribe, concern- 
 ing fuperftition, will-worlhip, and Chriftmas feftival 
 
 1.33 
 
 The degrees of ardency in Chrift's prayer reconciled with 
 
 his fulnefs of habitual grace - - - 236 
 
 The grounds of uniformity vindicated. From 1 Cor. 14.40 
 
 240 
 The paging of this volume commences with 561. 
 Vol. 3. 1675. 
 A paraphrafe and annotations upon the NewTeftament, 
 briefly explaining all the difficult parts thereof. Fourth 
 edition, corrected. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1684. 
 A paraphrafe and annotations upon the Book of Plalms, 
 briefly explaining the difficulties thereof - I
 
 •387 
 
 1388 
 
 HAMMOND, Henry, D.D. {continued). 
 
 A paraphrafe and annotations on the ten firft chapters o( 
 the Proverbs - - - - - - 413 
 
 The Chriftian's obligations to peace and charity; with 
 nine fermons more, [firft publillied 1649, 4°.] 
 Ifa. 2. 4. The Chriftian's obligation to peace and 
 charity ...... 469 
 
 Matt. II. 30. Chrift's eafy yoke - - 477 
 
 Jer. 31. 18. Ephraim's complaint - - 483 
 
 Matt. 3. 2. John Baptift's warning - - 490 
 
 Gen. 31. 13. God is the God of Bethel - 496 
 2 Cor. 7. I. The neceflity of the Chriftian's cleanfing 
 
 John, 18. 40. Chrift and Barabbas. Lent 510 
 
 A6ts, 24. 25. St. Paul's fermon to Felix. Lent 518 
 Adts, 3. 26. The blefling influence of Chrift's refur- 
 
 redtion. Eafter - - - - 525 
 
 Ifa. I. 5. God's complaint againft revolters 532 
 
 Some profitable diredlions, both for priefts and people, in 
 two iermons preached before thefe evil times, [lub- 
 joined to Review of Annotations on the New Tefta- 
 ment. 8". 1657]. 
 2 Cor. 12. 14. The paftor's motto. At a vifitation of 
 
 the clergy ..---. 541 
 Deut. 26. 12, 13. The poor man's tithing 548 
 
 xix Sermons, [firft publiflied 1664. Folio]. 
 
 Ezek. 16. 30 - - - - - 561 
 
 Philipp. 4.13 569 
 
 Prov. I. 22 - - - - - - 575 
 
 Matt. 1. 23 5S2 
 
 Luke, 9. 55 ..... 588 
 
 Ezek. 18. 31 - - - - - - 595 
 
 Jer. 5. 2- - . - - - 601 , 
 
 Luke, 18. II- - . - - - 607 
 
 Matt. 3. 3 - - - - - - 618 
 
 John, 7. 48 - - - - - . 625 
 
 Matt. 10. 15 633 
 
 Afts, 17. 30. Two fermons ... 639 
 
 Rom. I. 26 ..... 653 
 
 Gal. 6. 15 663 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 3. Two fermons ... 670 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. Two fermons ... 681 
 Appendix to 'vol. 2. 
 Diflertationes quatuor quibus Epifcopus Jura, ex S. Scrip- 
 turis et primaeva antiquitate adftruuntur, contra fen- 
 tentiam D. Blondelli et aliorum quibus praemittitur. 
 Difl'ertatio proosmialis, de Antichrifto, de myfterio 
 
 iniquitatis, de Diotrephe et de Gnofticis. 
 Diflertatio de Antichrifto, &c. - - 723 
 
 De Ignatio, ejufque teftjmoniis cum Hieronymi fen- 
 
 tentia coUatis - . . . . 744 
 
 De omnibus evangeliorum periochis quae ad regiminis 
 
 ecclefiae formam pertinent ... 775 
 
 De adlorum et epiftolarum apoftolicarum periochis, &c. 
 
 . .793 
 
 De omnibus Clementis Romani, aliorumque primi aevi 
 
 fcriptorum locis, &c. - - - - 824 
 
 Index copiofus .----- 841 
 
 De confirmatione, five benedidtione, poft baptifmum 
 
 folenni - - - - . - 851 
 
 Novum Teftamentum in Latinam tranftulit Cle- 
 rici. See Le Clerc. 
 
 In this tranflation into Latin, Le Clerc has added the 
 
 Vulgate text, and many animadverfions by himfelf. 
 
 Sermons. Folio. Lond. 1675 
 
 For contents, fee above works, vol. 4, xix fermons. 
 
 A praftical catechifm. Seventh edit. Whereunto 
 is added, The reafonablenefs of Chriftian reli- 
 gion, by the fame author. 8°. Lond. i66z 
 
 Mifcellaneous theological works. Third edition, 
 vol. I, 2, 3. 8°. 
 Lib. of Angl.-Cath. Theol., Oxf. 1847, &c. 
 
 HAMMOND, Henry, D.D. (continued). 
 Vol. I. 1847. 
 A practical catechifm. Sixteenth edition. To which is 
 prefixed the life of the author, by John Fell, D.D., 
 Bp. of Oxford. 
 In this edition the references have been verified, and the 
 original paflages inferted more at length. Notes have been 
 added to the life. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1849. 
 The reafonablenefs of Chriftian religion. 
 Of fundamentals. 
 Of fchifm. 
 A parasnefis, with a difcourfe of herefy. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1850. In two parts. 
 Thirty-one fermons preached on feveral occafions. 
 For contents, fee above, works in folio, vol. 4. 
 
 The life of the moft learned, reverend, and pious 
 Dr. H. Hammond, written by John Fell, D.D. 
 Sm. 8°. LoKd. 1 66 1 
 
 Alfo in Wordfworth's Eccl. Biog. 4. 313 
 
 HAMMOND, J., D.D. 
 
 An hiilorical narration of the whole Bible. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1723 
 
 HAMMOND, Wm. Andrew, M.A., Chrift Ch., 
 Oxford. 
 
 The definitions of faith and canons of difcipline 
 of the fix CEcumenical Councils ; with the 
 remaining canons of the code of the univerfal 
 Church, tranflated, with notes. To which 
 are added. The Apoftolical Canons. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1843 
 
 Nice, Conftantinople, ift, 2d, and 3d Ephefus, Chalce. 
 don, Ancyra, Neocasfarea, Antioch, Laodicea, Apofto- 
 lical Canons. 
 
 HAMON, John. 
 
 Born at Cherbourg, in Normandy, about 16 18. Died 
 1687. This excellent divine, after having been tutor in 
 the family of Achille de Harlay, Prefident of the Parlia- 
 ment of Paris, gave up all his worldly expectations, which 
 were moft brilliant, and retired to Port-Royal. In that 
 monaftery he fpent the latter years of his life, dividing his 
 time between his religious duties, his pradtice as a phyfician, 
 and the compofition of devotional works. 
 
 (Relation du plufieurs circonftances de la vie de), 
 fait par lui-meme, fur la modele des Confes- 
 fions de S. Auguftin. 
 
 Principes de conduite dans la defenfe de la 
 
 verite par M. Hamon, avec des regies 
 
 pour le tems d'epreuve et de perfecution, 
 
 par M. Nicole. 12°. 1734 
 
 Explication du Cantique des Cantiques. Ouvrage 
 
 fingulier, oia Ton trouvera les plus importantes 
 
 inftruftions de la religion pour les divers etats 
 
 du Chriftianifme. Revue et corrigee par 
 
 Mons. Nicole. 4 vol. 12°. Ptir. 1708 
 
 Vol. I. Chap, i., ii., 1-8. Vol. 2. Chap, ii., 9-v. 
 
 Vol. 3. Chap, vi.-vii., 1-5. Vol. 4. Chap, vii., 
 
 6-viii. 
 
 HAMPDEN, Renn Dickson, D.D. 
 
 Bifhop of Hereford 1847. Formerly Principal of St. 
 Mary's Hall, Regius ProfelTor of Divinity, and Canon of 
 Chrift Church, Oxford ; and Redlor of Ewelme, Oxford- 
 ftiire. 
 
 De Ephororum apud Lacedsemonios magiftratu. 
 Difputatio cancellarii prjemio donata, et in 
 theatro Sheldoniano recitata die Jun. xxii. 
 A.D. I 814. Pp. 22. Royal 8°.
 
 1389 
 
 139° 
 
 HAMPDEN, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Inaugural leisure read before the Univerfity of 
 Oxford in the Divinity School, on Thurfday, 
 March 17th, 1836. Second edit. Pp. 34. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1836 
 A review in Edinb. Review, 63. 225. 
 
 Parochial fermons, illuftrative of the importance 
 of the revelation of God in Jefus Chrift. 
 Second edit. To which are added. Four 
 fermons preached to the children of the Bath 
 National School. 8°. Land. 1836 
 
 2 Cor.2. 15, 16. Thegofpelafavourof life and death i 
 John, I. 18. Knowledge of God through Chrift 19 
 
 I Cor. 15. 56, 57. The weaknefs and the power of man 
 
 39 
 I John, 5. 4. Juftification by faith - - 59 
 1 Cor. 15. 58. Faith charadlerized - - 82 
 Jer. 48. 10. The work of the Lord - - lOl 
 Deut. 5. 28, 29. The Lord pleading with his people 125 
 Luke, 9. 62. Looking back from the gofpel 144 
 2. 29-32. The world refigned for Chrift 163 
 
 15. 3—7. Efficacy of repentance revealed by the 
 
 gofpel 184 
 
 13. 34,35. Difficulty of delayed repentance 203 
 
 Hof. 6. 4. Conftancy in repentance - - 223 
 
 Ecclef. II. 9. The prefent life the youth of immortality 
 
 241 
 Matt. 10. 34-36. The Chriftian militant in the world 259 
 Phil. 3. 20. The Chriftian polity - - 279 
 
 Luke, 16. 8. The Chriftian conciliating the world 299 
 Matt. 6. 28. The Chriftian converfing with God in the 
 world - - - - - - -316 
 
 Luke, 21. 34, 35. The day of the Lord at hand 333 
 Luke, 21. 36. Watching and prayer the Chriftian fecu- 
 
 rities - - 348 
 
 Phil. I. 21-24. "^^^ life in the ficfti made the life of 
 the fpirit ------- 366 
 
 The fcholaftic philofophy conlidered in its rela- 
 tion to Chriftian theology, in a courfe of lec- 
 tures [on I Pet. 4. 11]. Preached 1832, at 
 the lefture founded by the Rev. John Bamp- 
 ton, M.A. Second edit., with an introduc- 
 tion. 8°. Land. 1837 
 
 Introduftion - . . . . xvii— xci 
 
 Origin of fcholaftic philofophy - . . 3 
 
 Formation of the fcholaftic philofophy - - 51 
 
 The Trinitarian controverfies - - . 97 
 
 The Pelagian controverfies — predeftination and grace 153 
 
 The Pelagian controverfies — juftification - 
 
 Moral philofophy of the fchools - 
 
 The facraments ----- 
 
 Nature and ufe of dogmatic theology - 
 Appendix ------ 
 
 A review in Brit. Critic, 14. 125. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 23. 5, 6. The Lord our righte- 
 oufnefs. Third edit. 8°. Lofid. 1 840 
 
 A lefture on tradition, read before the Univer- 
 fity, in the Divinity School, Oxford, on Thurfday, 
 March 7th, 1 839; with additions. Fourth edition, 
 corrected and enlarged. Pp. 91. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 Sermon, John, 17. 17—21. Chrift fanftifying his 
 Church. [Epiphany 3.] 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 A letter to the Right Hon. Lord John RufTell, 
 her Majefty's Firft Lord of the Treafury. 
 Pp. 17. 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 Sermons preached before the Univ. of Oxford, 
 in the Cathedral of Chrift Church, from 1836 
 to 1847. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 207 
 261 
 307 
 347 
 395 
 
 HAMPDEN, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Matt. 22. 42 3 
 
 Col. I. 24. Filling up the affliftions of Chrift 31 
 
 I Cor. 9. 24-27. Chriftian difcipline - - 65 
 
 Jer. 23. 5, 6. The Lord our righteoufnefs - 109 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 13—15. The trial by fire - - 149 
 Heb. 9. 27, 28. The one facrifice for fin - 179 
 John, 14. 6. The way, the truth, and the life 211 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 1-5. The farewell charge - - 245 
 John, 17. 17-21. Chrift fanftifying his Church 283 
 
 1 Cor. 4. I, 2. The faithful fteward - - 327 
 
 2 Cor. 11.2,3. The incarnation a reality - 365 
 John, 14. 26. The work of Chrift and the work of the 
 
 Spirit - - - - - - - 413 
 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. Same fubjedt - - - 455 
 
 The charge delivered at his primary vifitation 
 
 1850. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Travis reJpeEling Bp. Hampden. 
 
 Letter to his Grace the Abp. of Canterbury. Third edit. 
 With a letter to the Corpus Committee, by Jortin Redi- 
 vivus. i-xii. Pp. 40. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 State of parties in Oxford. From the public prints. With 
 an appendix, containing fome letters relative to the per- 
 fecution of the Regius ProfefTor of Divinity. Pp. 61. 8°. 
 
 I^nd. 1836 
 
 Elucidations of Dr. Hampden's Theological Statements. 
 Pp. 47. 8°. Oxf. 1836 
 
 Correfpondence between the Rev. Dr. Hampden, Regius 
 Prof, of Divinity in the Univ. of Oxford, and the moft 
 Rev. Dr. Howley, Lord Abp. of Canterbury. Second 
 edit. Pp. 38. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 HAMPOLUS. See Richardus. 
 
 HAMPTON, James, M.A. 
 
 A plaine and eafy account of the fall of man. 
 In which, the diftinft agency of an evil fpirit 
 is afferted ; and the objedion, taken from the 
 filence of Mofes upon that point, fully an- 
 fwered. In a letter to a friend. Pp. 26. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1750 
 
 HAMELSVELD, Isbrandus van, S. Th. Dr. 
 et V.D.M. 
 
 Vaticinium Jer. xxxi. 3 1-40 illuftravit. Pp. xvi. 
 92. 8°. Trajedi ad Rhenum, 1780 
 
 HANCOCK, John, D.D. 
 
 Redlor of St. Margaret's, Lothbury, London. Prebend, 
 of Canterbury, and Chaplain to the Duke of Bedford. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 5. 29. [Reformation of Manners.] 
 18°. Lond. 1699 
 
 Arguments to prove the being o'i God ; with 
 objeftions againft it anfwered. Being feveral 
 fermons preached 1706, on account of the 
 Lefture founded by the Hon. Robt. Boyle. 
 [On Afts, 17. 23.] 8°. Lond. 1707 
 
 Arianifm not the primitive Chriftianity ; or, the 
 Ante-Nicene Fathers vindicated from the imputation of 
 being favourable to that herefy. Defigned as an anfwer 
 (in part) to Mr. Whifton's Primitive Chriftianity Re- 
 vived. Second edit. F. 1. Pp. 110. 8°. Lond. 1719 
 
 HANCOCK, Thomas, M.D. 
 
 The principles of peace, exemplified in the con- 
 duft of the Society of Friends in Ireland 
 during the Rebellion in 1798. With fome 
 preliminary and concluding obfervations. In 
 three parts. Third edit. 8°. Lond. 1S2S 
 
 HANCOCK, William, M.A. 
 
 Demv of Magdalene College, Oxford, and minifter of 
 St. Paul's Chapel, Kilburn.
 
 I39I 
 
 1392 
 
 HANCOCK, William, M.A. {continued). 
 
 " Hear the Church." Ten difcourfes on fome of 
 the principal Articles of the United Church of 
 England and Ireland. Third edit. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1832 
 
 Eph. 2. 3. The ninth article ... y 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. The tenth ... zz 
 
 Rom. 3. 28. The eleventh - - - - 37 
 
 James, 2. 24. The twelfth ... 50 
 
 Rom. II. 6. The thirteenth - - - - 65 
 
 Luke, 17. 10. The fourteenth - - - 80 
 
 John, I. 29. The fifteenth - . - - 96 
 
 Matt. 12. 31. The fixteenth - , - no 
 
 Rom. 8. 29, 30. The feventeenth - - 123 
 
 Adls, 4. 12. The eighteenth ... 139 
 
 Chrift's meffage to John the Baptift. A fermon on 
 Luke, 7. 23. 12°. Land. v.d. 
 
 The everlafting falvation and righteoufnefs of Chrift, and 
 the precious death of the faints, confidered in two 
 funeral fermons. 12°. Lond. 1 84 1 
 
 Ifa. 51.6. The everlafting falvation, &c. - 5 
 
 Pfa. 116. 15. The precious death, &c. - 23 
 
 HANKINSON, Thomas Edwards, M.A. 
 
 Of Corpus Chrifti College, Cambridge, and minifter of 
 St. Matthew's Chapel, Denmark Hill. 
 Sermons. Edited by his brothers. 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1 844 
 Pfa. 19. 8. The fpiritual nature and enlightening effi- 
 cacy of the moral law ... - i 
 Jer. 8. 20. Danger of negledting the feafons of grace 18 
 Pfa. 119. 96. The end of earthly perfedtion, and breadth 
 
 of the divine commandment - * - 33 
 
 Micah, 6. 6-8. The anti-evangelical view of the text 
 
 expofed ..-.-. 46 
 
 Micah, 6. 6-8. The Antinomlan herefy expofed 60 
 John, 3. 2. Family religion the fource of domeftic hap- 
 
 pinefs ----..-75 
 Rev. 22. 5. The phyfical and intellectual advantages of 
 
 the heavenly ftate . . . . 88 
 
 Rev. 22. 5. The moral glory and bleflednefs of the 
 
 heavenly ftate - - - - - -102 
 
 Luke, 2. 7. The world finds no room for Chrift. 
 
 Chriftmas day 117 
 
 Pfa. 109. 4. The univerfal fuitability of prayer 129 
 
 Ifa. 35. 10. The Chriftian fhould rejoice by the way as 
 
 well as at the end . . . - . i^i 
 
 John, II. 5, 6. The family at Bethany ; delay does not 
 
 imply defertion - - - - - 153 
 
 Rom. 7. 22-25. The conflidl between the two natures 
 
 166 
 Rom. 6. 13. An appeal to the carelefs and ungodly. 
 
 Before Univerfity - - - - - 179 
 
 Mark, 10. 21, 22. The infufficiency of moral virtue 
 
 without religious principle. Bef. LTniv. - 194 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 10. The paft no model for the prefent. Bef. 
 
 Univ. - - - - - - -210 
 
 Pfa. 45. 4. Profpedls and precepts refpedting the triumph 
 
 of truth in the future. Bef. Univ. - - 226 
 
 Matt. II. 2-5. Converfion an evidence of the truth of 
 
 Chriftianity ...... 2^ 
 
 Lev. 14. 2. The cleanfing of the leper . 256 
 
 Rom. 4. 8, 9. The relative importance of fpirit and form 
 
 268 
 Rom. 12. 6. Gifts, in what confifts their difference and 
 
 equality .---.-- 279 
 Matt. 8. 34. The condudl of the Gergefenes explained 
 
 291 
 Gen. 35. 1. Jacob reproved and comforted - 303 
 
 Luke, 8. 13. The feed fown on ftony ground - 316 
 Matt. 15. 28. The Syrophenician mother, an example 
 
 of perfevering faith . _ - - ^28 
 
 Judges, 6. 15, 16. The ftory of Gideon - - 341 
 
 Judges, 7. 20. Same fubjedt - - - 355 
 
 HANKINSON, T. E., M.A. {continued). 
 
 Ezra, 8. 21-23. Ezra's jealoufy for God's honour 369 
 I Sam. I. 25-28. Prayer exemplified in the cafe of 
 Hannah _---_. ^82 
 
 James, i. 18. The caufe, inftrument, and objedl of con- 
 verfion --.--- 295 
 I Cor. 5. 7, 8. The Chriftian Paflbver. Eaft. Sun. 408 
 St. Paul at Philippi. A Seatonian Poem. Pp. 43. 
 8°. Camb. 1833 
 HANNAM, Rev. Thomas. 
 The pulpit afliftant, containing more than 300 
 outlines or ikeletons of fermons, chiefly ex- 
 trafted from various authors, with an effay on 
 the compofition of a fermon. Fifth edition. 
 Revifed hy the Rev. James Anderfon. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1840 
 HANNEMANNUS, Joh. Ludovicus. 
 Ovum Hermetico-Paracelfico Trifmcgiftum. 1 2°. 
 
 Franc. 1694 
 HANNIBALE, Frid. Wilhelmus, SS. Th. C. 
 Modefta inquifitio in novam dogmatis de SS. 
 Trinitate explicationem quam vir clarifTimus 
 Paulus Maty propofuit. Confcripta et prae- 
 fidio viri ven, ac doft. Jo. Laur. Mofhemii, 
 reliqua difputationis loco (anno 1735) ^dita a 
 Frid. Wilh. Hannibale. Novae edition! pauca 
 prasfatus eft Broerius Broes. 8°. 
 
 Lugd. Bat. 1798 
 HANNO. 
 
 A Carthaginian general, who was employed to fail round 
 Africa. Flouriftied about B.C. 570. 
 
 The Periplus of Hanno. Cory, J. P. Fragments 
 The voyage of Hanno, tranflated and accompa- 
 nied with the Greek text ; explained from 
 the accounts of modern travellers ; defended 
 againft the objeftions of Mr. Dodwell, and 
 other writers, and illuftrated by maps. Bv 
 Thomas Falconer, A.M. 8°. ' Oxf. 1797* 
 
 HANOVER (Memoirs of the Houfe of) With 
 fome memorable paffages of the lives of the 
 Eleftors, and feveral private tranfaftions re- 
 lating to their interefts in Great Britain. To 
 which is added, a genealogical table of that 
 illuftrious family brought down to the prefent 
 time. Pp. 39. 8°. Lor.d. 17 13 
 
 HANWAY, John. 
 
 Nova editio Pfalmorum Davidis quinquaginta 
 priorum, una cum nonnullis aliis leleftis, ver- 
 fibus elegiacis La tine redditorum. Ff. 3. Pp. 
 82. 8°. Lond. 1726 
 
 HANWAY, Jonas, Efq. 
 
 A benevolent and amiable character. Born at Ports- 
 mouth 1712. Acquired a fortune as a merchant at St. 
 Peterftjurg. On his return he paffed his time in' works 
 of benevolence. Died 1786. 
 Advice from Farmer Trueman to his daughter 
 
 Mary. 12°. Pontef. 1805 
 
 The importance of our Lord's fupper, and the 
 
 dangerous confequences of neglefting it. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1782 
 An hiftorical account of the Britifh trade over 
 
 the Cafpian Sea. 4 vol. 4°. Lond. 1753*
 
 1393 
 
 '394 
 
 HANWAY, Jonas, Efq. {continued). , 
 
 Refledions, elTays and meditations on life and 
 
 religion. 2 vol. 8°. Lom^. 1761 
 
 Vol. I. Eflays, Proverbs, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. Letters on the Magdalene Charity, &c., with 
 meditations. 
 (Remarkable occurrences in the life of.) By John 
 
 Pugh. 8°. Land. 1787 
 
 A work highly edifying and entertaining. 
 
 HARCOURT, L. Vernon, M.A. 
 
 Chancellor of the Cathedral and Prebendary of York. 
 
 The doftrine of the deluge ; vindicating the 
 Scriptural account from the doubts which 
 have recently been caft upon it by geological 
 {peculations. 2 vol. 8°. Loriii. 1838 
 
 A remonftrance to the Bifhop of Exeter, on his 
 recent letter to the Archbifhop of Canter- 
 bury. Pp. 45. 8°. LofiJ. 1850 
 
 Leftures [cxciii.] on the four gofpels harmo- 
 nized, 3 vol. 8°. LonJ. 1 85 1 
 
 HARDING, John, D.D. 
 
 Biihop of Bombay 1851. Formerly Re<flor of St. Ann's, 
 Blackfriars. 
 Sermon, Jer. 8. 22. [Ch. Paf. Aid Soc] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 Sermons preached at St. Ann's, Blackfriars. 
 12^. Lend. 1 841* 
 
 HARDING, Nathanael. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 9. 8. [Coronation.] 8°. 
 
 Land. 1 7 14 
 Sermon, i Kings, 8. 66. The people's part in 
 bleffing their king. [Acceffion.] 8°. Lond. 17 1 5 
 HARDING, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A Roman Catholic divine, of confiderable note. Born 
 in Devon/hire 15 12. Educated at Winchefter, whence he 
 removed to New College, Oxford, of which he was chofen 
 Fellow 1536. Hebrew ProfelTor 1542. Became a Pro- 
 teftant, but on the acceflion of Queen Mary returned to 
 the Roman Catholic communion, and was made Prebend- 
 ary of Winchefter. Deprived on the acceflion of Elizabeth, 
 when he went to Louvain, where he died 1572- 
 An anfwer to Mafter Jewel's Challenge. 
 
 Printed with Jewel's Reply, Jewel's Works, Parker So- 
 ciety edition. Vol. I. P. 81. 
 
 HARDT. See Von der Hardt. 
 HARDOUIN [HARDUINUS], John. 
 
 Born 1646, in Britanny. A Jefuit, one of the moft 
 learned but moft eccentric members of his order. His 
 paradoxes on ancient hiftory are well known, and had their 
 origin chiefly in the vanity which prompted him to obtain 
 celebrity at any coft. He endeavoured to prove that the 
 ./^neis afcribed to Virgil, and the odes attributed to Horace, 
 were really compofed by fome monks during the middle 
 ages ! Hardouin died in 1729. He edited an edition of 
 the Councils to the year 1 7 14, in 12 vol. folio, which is 
 much efteemed. 
 
 Commentarius in Novum Teflamentum, accedit 
 ejufdem auftoris lucubratio ; in cujus prima 
 parte oftenditur, Cepham a Paulo reprehenfum, 
 Petrum non efle ; in altera parte, Joannis 
 Apoftoli de S. Trinitate locus explanatur, et 
 eidem auftori fuo vindicatur. Fol. JmJ^. 1 75 i 
 Expofitio de 2 nummis Samaritanis. 
 
 Ugolinus, 28. 1065 
 
 HARDOUIN, John {continued). 
 
 Ejufdem epiflola de nummis Samaritanis. 
 
 Ugolinus, 1075 
 Prolufio de nummis Herodiadum. lb. 24. 445 
 HARDWICK, Charles, M.A. 
 
 Fellow of St. Catharine's Hall, and Whitehall Preacher. 
 A hiftory of the articles of religion ; to which 
 is addeda feries of documents, from a.d. 1536 
 to A.D. 161 5, together with illuftrations from 
 contemporary fources. 8°. Camb. 1851 
 
 The Reformation ------ 2 
 
 Augfliurg Confeffion . . - . 21 
 
 The Englifh Articles of 1536 - - - - 39 
 
 The 13 Articles ; conferences with the Lutherans 60 
 The 42 Articles of 1 552 . - - . 74 
 
 The Elizabethan Articles - - - - 115 
 
 Lambeth Articles - - - - - 155 
 
 Iri/h Articles of 161 5 - - - - - 174 
 
 The fynod of Dort, and the royal declaration 184 
 
 Objeftions to the Articles at different periods 201 
 
 Hiftorical notices of fubfcription to the Articles - 214 
 Appendix, containing Articles of 1536, 1538, 1552-71, 
 15595 Lambeth, of 1595 ; Irifh, of 1615. 
 
 HARDY, Nathaniel, D.D. 
 
 Born in London 16 18. Entered Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 
 1632. Became Minifter of St. Dionis Back -Church, 
 London ; and although a determined Loyalift, was a popu- 
 lar and greatly-frequented preacher during the Ufurpation. 
 Vicar of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields. Archdeacon of Lewes 
 and Dean of Rochefter, >66o. Died 1670. His funeral 
 fermon, preached by Dr. S. Patrick, was publiiTied. 
 The firft epiftle of S. John the Apoftle unfolded 
 and applied, in two parts, — 
 Part I. On chap. I, and chap. 2, ver. I and 2. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1656 
 Part2. On chap. 2, verfes 3 to the laft. 4°. Lond. 1659* 
 Several fermons preached upon folemn occafions. 
 Wherein God's retaliating juftice, efpecially 
 to oppreffors, preferving, proving, delivering, 
 and rewarding mercy, the minifter's both 
 dignity and frailty, the faint's particular and 
 general duty are delineated. 4°. Lond. 1658 
 Pfa. 9. 16. Juftice triumphing ; or, the fpoylers fpoyled. 
 
 Nov. 5. 
 Heb. II. 17. Faith's victory over nature; or, the unpa- 
 
 rallel'd prefident of an unnaturally religious father. 
 Ifa. 43. 2. The fafeft convoy ; or, the ftrongeft helper. 
 Valedidory fermon before Sir Thomas Bendifh, am- 
 baffadour to Conftantinople. 
 Eph, 5. 31. Love and fear the infeparable twins of a 
 
 bleft matrimony. On marriage. 
 2 Cor. 4. 7. Divinity in mortality; or, the gofpel's ex- 
 cellency and the preacher's frailty. Funeral fermon 
 on Rev. R. Goddard. 
 Tivo mites i or, a grateful! acknotvledgenxnt of Gcd''sjingu- 
 lar goodnejje. (2 ferm.) On ki% recoiery from ficknefs. 
 
 1. Phil. 2. 27. Mercy in her beauty; or the height 
 of a deliverance from the depth ot danger. 
 
 2. Pfa. 116. 9. Thankfulnefs in grain; or, a good 
 life the beft return. 
 
 Matt. 24. 44. Death's alarum ; or, fecurity's warning- 
 piece. Funeral lermon on Mrs. Smith. 
 
 Phil. I. 21. The epitaph of a godly man, efpecially a 
 man of God ; or, the happinefs by death ofholinefs 
 in life. Funeral fermon on Rev. A. Pemberton. 
 
 Gen. 28. 20, 21. The pious votary and prudent travel- 
 ler. Farewell fermon, or the voyage of Nath. Wych, 
 Efq., Prefident to the Eaft Indies. 
 
 Pfa. 37. 37. A divine profpedive : reprefenting the juft 
 man's peacefull end. Fun. ferm. on Sir John Gayr. 
 
 4 "
 
 1395 
 
 1396 
 
 HARDY, Nathaniel, D.D. (connmied). 
 
 Pfa. 122. 8, 9. The olive-branch prefented to the na- 
 tive citizens of London, May 27, being the day of 
 
 their yearly feaft. 
 Exod. 3. 2. Safety in the midft of danger. Jan. 4. An- 
 
 niverfary of a fire at AUhallovvs, Barking. 
 James, 3. 17. Wifdome's charadter ; or, the queen of 
 
 graces. Afllze ferm. 
 Matt. 2. 8. Wifdome's counterfeit ; or, Herodian policy. 
 
 Aft fermon, Oxford. 
 Ifa. 57. I. A fad prognofticlc of approaching judgment ; 
 
 or, the happy mifery of good men in bad times. 
 Pfa. 146. 4. Man's laft journey to his long home. 
 
 Funeral fermon on Earl of Warwick. 
 Phil. I. 23. The pilgrim's wift ; or, the faint's longing. 
 
 Funeral fermon on Mrs. Anne Dudfon. 
 Pfa. 39. 5. A looking-glafl'e of humane frailty. Funeral 
 
 fermon on Mrs. Anne Celquit. 
 James, 1. 12. Carduus Benedidlus, the advantage of 
 
 affliiflion, or the revk'ard of patience. Funeral fermon 
 
 on Mr. Thomas Bowyer. 
 Ifa. 57. 19. The cholceft fruit of peace gathered from 
 
 the tree of life ; prefented to the Right Hon. the 
 
 Houfe of Peers. April 30, 1660, being the day of 
 
 their folemn humiliation. 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 41. Lamentation, mourning, 
 and woe. [Fire of London.] 4°. Loni^. 1666 
 HARDY, R. Spence, Wefleyan Miffionary. 
 The Britifli Government and the idolatry of 
 Ceylon. Pp. 58. 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 HARDY, Samuel, B.A. 
 
 Born 1720. Became Fellow of Emanuel College, Cam- 
 bridge. Redflor of Blakenham Parva, Suffolk, and Lecturer 
 and Mafter of the Free-fchool at Enfield. Died 1793. 
 The Scripture-account of tlie nature and ends of 
 the Holy Eucharill, wherein all the texts 
 which concern that holy ordinance are opened 
 and explained. 8°. LonJ. 1784 
 
 The principal prophecies of the Old and New 
 Teftaments, particularly thofe in the Revela- 
 tion of St. John, compared and explained, 
 containing, 
 
 I. An account of the future idolatry of the Jews. 2. 
 The fall of Babylon. 3. Rife and fall of Antichrift. 
 4. The ftate of the millennium. 
 
 8°. Land. 1770 
 
 The indifpenfable neceffity of conftantly cele- 
 brating the Chriftian facrifice plainly proved 
 from Scripture and antiquity. 8°. Lond. ly/S 
 
 Novum Teftamentum Graecum, cum fcholiis 
 theologicis et philologicis. Third edition. [An- 
 onymous.] 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1820 
 
 HARE, Augustus William, A.M., Fellow of 
 New College, and Reftor of Alton, Barnes. 
 
 Sermons to a country congregation. 12°. Lond. 
 Vol. I. 4th edition. 1839. 
 Numb. 6. 22-26. The preacher's bleffing ; or the happy 
 new year ------- i 
 
 2 Pet. I. 2. Grace, peace, and knowledge - 17 
 
 2 Pet. 3. 18. Growth in grace - - - 45 
 
 Pfa. III. 10. The fear of God - - - 61 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. Who are God's children ? - - 77 
 
 John, 7. 17. Do and you fhall know; or the will and 
 the doftrine ------ 97 
 
 Heb. II. I. Faith - - - - - 119 
 
 I Theff. 4. 3. Why was the Spirit fent ? or, we muft 
 needs be holy - - - - 131 
 
 Matt. 13. 33. The gofpel leaven - - - 145 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. The angels' text. [Chriftmas.] 169 
 
 HARE, Auguftus William, A.M. (continued). 
 
 Eph. 2. 12, 13. The Epiphany ; or far and nigh 183 
 Gen. 19. 17. Repentance. [Lent.] - - 201 
 
 Rom. 7. 23. Convince a man of fin ; the beft prepara- 
 tion for Paffion Week - - - - 217 
 
 1 Tim. I. 15. The atonement - - - 235 
 Ifa. 52. 7. The gofpel news ; or Chrift's viftory. [Good 
 
 Friday.] 251 
 
 Col. 3. I. Rife with Chrift. [Eafter.] - 269 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. The afcenfion - - - - 289 
 
 Pfa. 68. 18. Chrift's difintereftednefs our pattern 305 
 Pfa. 68. 18. Chrift's gifts - - - - 321 
 
 Heb. 4. II. The Chriftian's heaven; or reft in aftion. 
 
 [Whit Sunday.] 343 
 
 ■ Rom. II. 16. Holy branches; or, why was Trinity re- 
 vealed ? .--..- •567 
 Prov. 14. 9. The foolifti mockers - - -391 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. The unjuft fteward - - 411 
 Matt. 20. 15. The evil eye - - - - 427 
 Afts, 24. 16. A confcience void of offence ; or, the 
 Chriftian on his trial - - - - 441 
 Mark, 16. 18. Shake it off; or, St. Paul and the viper 
 
 455 
 Ifa. 61. 3. Trees of righteoufnefs - . - 475 
 
 Prov. 10. 5. Harveft leffons - - - 491 
 
 Rom. 2. 4, 5. God's patience, and man's perverfenefs. 
 
 [New Year.] 505 
 
 Vol. 2. Sermons on the Scriptures and Liturgy. 
 6th edition. 1845. 
 Luke, 8. II. Ufe the Bible - . . i 
 
 2 Pet. 2. 9. God's judgments - - - 21 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 30. The beft Chriftian, the beft patriot 35 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19-21. Lock and key ; or, prophecy and in- 
 terpretation of prophecy - - - - 49 
 
 Col. 2. 20. Principles above rules ; or, wheat is better 
 
 than bread 
 I Cor. 14. 15. Pray .with the fpirit 
 I Cor. 14. 15. Pray with the underftanding 
 Pfe. 38. iS. Liturgy: Confeffion 
 Pfa. 150. 6. Liturgy: Pfalms and Leffons 
 Phil. 4. 6. Liturgy : Collefts and Litany 
 Luke, II. 2. The Lord's Prayer: The Addrefs 
 
 75 
 89 
 113 
 135 
 153 
 175 
 193 
 
 II. 2. Lord's Prayer: God's name: Juftice and 
 
 mercy - - - - - - -211 
 
 1 1. 2. Lord's Prayer : God's threefold kingdom 225 
 
 II. 2. Lord's Prayer : God's will, not ours 245 
 
 II. 3. Lord's Prayer : Daily bread - 261 
 
 II. 4. Lord's Prayer: Forgivenefs - - 281 
 
 II. 4. Lord's Prayer: Temptations and evils 303 
 
 I John, 5. 21. Idolatry - - - - 327 
 
 Adts, 10. 5. The third and fourth commandments 347 
 Deut. 6. 24. The good of the commandments of the 
 
 fecond table ------ 367 
 
 Eph. 6. I, 2. Obedience - - - - 381 
 
 Rom. 13. 8-10. Love, the fulfilling of the law 4c i 
 Gal. 6. 5. Anfwerable, and not anfwerable ; or what 
 
 is confirmation ? - - - - - 417 
 
 Matt. 26. 27. Who are invited ? or, Chrift's difciples. 
 
 [Lord's fupper.] - - - - - 439 
 
 Luke, 17. 17. The unthankful lepers. [Lord'sfup.] 457 
 Addrefs to the inhabitants of Great and Little Alton 473 
 Matt. 18. 7. Offences in the miniftry a ftumbling-block 
 
 to Chriftians. [Biftiop's vifitation.] - - 493 
 
 Luke, 8. 35. Religion, the humanizer of man, and fup- 
 
 porter of fociety. [Archdeacon's vifitation.] 529 
 
 Reviews : {On 'village preaching) Quart. Review, 59. 33. 
 Edinb. Review, 72. 68. 
 
 HARE, Edward, Wefleyan. 
 
 A treatife on the Scriptural doftrine of jufliiica- 
 tion. Second edition. "With a preface by 
 Thomas Jackfon. 12°. Land. 1839* 
 
 HARE, Francis, D.D., Bifhop of Chichefter. 
 
 Born in London. Educated at Eton School, whence he
 
 1397 
 
 »398 
 
 HARE, Ei/hop {continued). 
 
 was admitted of King's College, Cambridge, 1688, of 
 
 which he became Tutor. Dean of Worcefter 1708. Dean 
 
 of St. Paul's 1726. Bi/hop of St. Afaph 1727. Tranflated 
 
 to Chicherter 1731. Died 1740. 
 
 Works. 4 vol. 8°. Lo/id. 1746 
 
 Vol. I. Sermons. 
 
 Luke, 2. 32. On the Epiphany ... i 
 
 Pfa. 71. 17-19. Thankfgiving fermon for fuccefs in 
 
 war --.--.- 27 
 
 Jofh. I. 9. The charge of God to Jofliua. (Thankfgiving 
 
 in war.) -....-- 62 
 
 Rom. 13.4. King's accelTion ... 82 
 
 Heb. 13. 17. Church authority vindicated - 119 
 
 Tit. 2.8. Concio ad clerum - - - 170 
 
 Rom. 13. I, 2. The duty of the fubjedl and fin of con- 
 fpiracies. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 196 
 
 Prov. 14. 34. For Societies for Reformation of Man- 
 ners ------- 270 
 
 Prov. 24. 21. K. Charles's martyrdom, with defence 325 
 Rom. 10. 13-15. Society for Propagation of the Gofpel 
 
 385 
 A new defence of the Bifliop of Bangor's fermon, con- 
 taining an examination of his arguments againft Church 
 authority - - - - - - -416 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The difficulties and difcouragements which attend the 
 
 ll-udy of the Scriptures. 
 This tradl was cenfured by Convocation, as tending to 
 fcepticifm. 
 
 Scripture vindicated from the mifreprefentations of the 
 
 Bifhop of Bangor. 
 Epiftola critica in Bentleii in Phaedrum notas. 
 Vol. 3 and 4. Political trafts. 
 Pfalmorum liber, in verficulos metrice divifus, et 
 cum aliis critices fubfidiis, turn prscipue ope, 
 multis in locis integritati l'u?e reftitutus, cum 
 differtatione de antiqua Hebraeorum poeli. 
 8°. Land. 1736 
 
 The hypothefis maintained in this work w.is refuted by 
 Bifhop Lowth in his work, De Sacra Poefi Hebraeorum. 
 Pfalmorum liber, in verficulos metrice divifus. 
 
 Ugolinus, 31. 1 02 1 
 
 TraBs refpeSling Bijhop Hare. 
 
 Some brief remarks on a late pamphlet written by a Pres- 
 byter of the Church of England (I'uppofed to be a dig- 
 nitary of the Church), entituled. The Difficulties and 
 Difcouragements which attend the Study of the Scrip- 
 tures, &c. By a divine of the Church of England. Pp. 
 40. 8°. Land. 1714 
 
 The principles and fads of the Bifhop of Chichefter's fermon, 
 and the defence of it, further examined and remarked. 
 In a letter to his lordfhip from a gentleman at Durham. 
 Second edition. Pp. 45. 8°. Land. 1732 
 
 A letter to the author of the Defence of the Bifhop ofChi- 
 chefler's fermon upon King Charles's martyrdom. Se- 
 cond edition. Pp. 32. 8°. Lond. 1732 
 
 The examiner examined ; or, an anfwer to the examination 
 of the fafts and reafonings in the Bifhop of Chichefler's 
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 A treatife on the conduft of God to the human 
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 Chrift. 8°. Oxf. 1809 
 
 HARE, Julius Charles, M.A. 
 
 Reftor of Herllmonceaux, Archdeacon of Lewes, and 
 late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. 
 
 HARE, Julius Charles, M.A. {continued). 
 Sermon, Eph. 5. 8, The children of light. 
 [Advent.] 8°. Camb. 1828 
 
 Sermon, Phil. i. 21. [Fun.] 8°. Hailjham, 1835 
 The vidtory of faith, and other fermons. 8°. 
 
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 4. Faith, the viftory that overcometh the 
 
 Faith, a practical principle - 26 
 
 Office and province of faith - - 53 
 
 Power of faith in man's natural life 87 
 
 Power of faith among the Heathens and 
 
 among the Jews - - - - - 129 
 
 5. 5. Faith in Chrift, the vi(flory that overcometh 
 
 the world - - - - - - 162 
 
 Eph. 5. 8. The children of light. [Advent.] 204 
 
 Luke, 17. 33. The law of felf-facrifice. [Annual com- 
 memoration Trinity College, Cambridge.] - 243 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. The fm againft the Holy Ghoft. 
 [Whit Sunday.] . . - - . 288 
 
 28. 20. Chrift's promife, the ftrength of the 
 
 Church. [Archdeacon's vifitation.] - - 315 
 
 II. 7. The prophet in the wildernels - 351 
 
 Sermons preached in Herftmonceaux church. 
 
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 Vol. I. 
 James, 4. 8. Draw nigh to God - - - 1 
 
 Gal. 3.22. The great prifon, or all concluded under fin 2 1 
 Rom. 4. 18. Hope againft hope. [New year's ferm.] 37 
 A(fls, 16. 30. The jailor of Philippi - - 55 
 
 Matt. 21. 5. The coming of the King of Sion. [Advent 
 
 Sunday.] ------- 79 
 
 Ifa. 25. 9. The wiiting of prophecy - - 95 
 
 John, 8. 56. Chrift's day, or Chrifimas joys - ill 
 Luke, 2. 34. Chrift, the rifing, and the fall of many 129 
 John, 19. 30. The crofs, the viftory over fin. [Good 
 
 Friday.] - - - - - - 151 
 
 Mark, 16. 3. The ftone before the fepulchre. [Eafter 
 
 Day.] - - - - - . - 175 
 
 John, 20. 19, 20. Jefus fhews himfelfto his difciples 193 
 John, 20. 21-23. The Chriftian miffion - 209 
 
 Fla. 19. 5, 6, The tabernacle of the fun - 227 
 
 Mark, 7. 37. The healer of the deaf and dumb 245 
 Matt. 6. 34. Evils real and imaginary - 265 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The heavenly order. After a confirmation 283 
 Ifa. 30. 1—3. The only counfellor - . - 305 
 
 Ifa. 32. 17. Peace, the work of righteoufnefs. Riots 325 
 Pfa. 126. 6. Harveft joys - . - - 347 
 
 Jofh. 24. 15. The clufter of grapes, or family prayer 369 
 Gal. 6. 2. Our twofold burthens. Friendly Society 391 
 Deut. 32. 29. The clofe of the year - - 415 
 
 Phil. 4. 13. The power of the Chriftian - 437 
 
 Phil. I. 21. The gain of death. [Fun. ferm.] - 459 
 Pfa. 116. 15. The end of the creation, or the death of 
 
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 Hag. I. 2-4. The duty of building the Lord's houfe i 
 
 I. 5-1 1. The judgement on negledling to build 
 
 the Lord's houfe ----- 23 
 
 I. 7, 8. 12-14. T^s encouragement to build the 
 
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 2. 1 . 3-5. The contraft between the two houfes 65 
 
 2. 6, 7. The fhaking of the nations - 83 
 
 2. 8, 9. The fuperiority of the latter houfe loi 
 
 2. 11-14. The contagion of evil - 123 
 
 2. 20-23. The bleirmg of calamities - 143 
 
 Luke, 2. 10, II. The angel's meifage - 167 
 
 Pfa. 146. 5. The only helper - - - 185 
 
 Phil. 3. 8. Lofs and gain - . - - 205 
 
 Matt. 12. 30. The awful alternative - - 225 
 
 10. 34. The fword of the gofpel - 245 
 
 10. 34. The Chriftian warfare - - 265 
 
 10. 35, 36. Chriftian variance - - 281
 
 '399 
 
 HARE, Julius Charles, M.A. {continuid). 
 
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 Rom. 14. 7. The objeft ot life - - - 325 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 9. Poverty and riches - - - 343 
 
 John, 12. 12, 13. Chrift's entrance into Jerufalem 361 
 John, 19. 30. The end of" Clirift's coming - 381 
 
 Luke, 24. 5. The life of the fpirit - - - 399 
 
 Ezek. 37. 3. The valley of dry bones - 419 
 
 Matt. 6. 28. Harveft parables ... 443 
 
 Pfa. 103. 21. The angelic miffion - - 463 
 
 Pfa. 68. 17. The chariots of God - - - 481 
 
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 forter - 1 - - - - - J 38 
 
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 A curious and learned book, commended by Dr. Dod- 
 dridge. 
 
 HARRIS, Tliaddeus Mason, D.D. 
 
 Difcourfes delivered on public occafions, illuftra- 
 ting the principles, difplaying the tendency, 
 and vindicating the defign of free-mafonry. 
 8°. Charleftown, A.M. 5801 
 
 Pfa. 17. 17. Defign and genius of free-mafonry 17 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. The religious charafter and benevolent 
 
 aims of free-mafonry . - - - 39 
 
 Rom. 14. 9. The peaceful genius of free-mafonry 55 
 Lev. 25. 35. The charitable purpofes of free-mafonry 69 
 Rev. 2. 17. Free-mafonry glorified - - 83 
 
 Matt. 10. 16. Mafonic emblems explained - 91 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. On illuftrating our profeflion by example 
 
 117 
 Rom. 14. 16. On preferving the credit of the inftitu- 
 
 tion - - - - - - 135 
 
 Exod. 16. 15. Anfwer to fome popular objedlions to 
 
 free-mafonry - - - - - -153 
 
 Rom. 10. 3. Examination of the modern prejudices 
 
 againft free -maionry • - - - 185 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 15, 16. On the beft way of defending free- 
 mafonry ------- 209 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. Valedidlory - - - 225 
 Addreffes, &c. ------ 2^2 
 
 A diflionary of the natural hiftory of the Bible, 
 or a defcyiption of all the quadrupeds, birds, 
 fifhes, reptiles and infefts, trees, plants, flowers, 
 gums, and precious ftones mentioned in the 
 Sacred Scriptures. Collefted from the beft 
 authorities, and alphabetically arranged. A 
 new edition, with correftions and confiderable 
 additions. 12°. Lond. 1833 
 
 HARRIS, Walter, Efq. 
 
 Fiftion unmafked ; or, an anfwer to a dialogue 
 lately publifhed by a Popifh phyfician, wherein 
 the caufes, motives, and mifchiefs of the Irifli 
 rebellion and malTacres in 1641 are laid thick 
 upon the Proteftants. Y-^.zw. %° .Dubl. 1752 
 
 HARRIS, Walter, Efq. {continued). 
 
 Other works : Hibcrnica, or ancient tradls relating to 
 Ireland, 8'. Dubl. 1770. Hiftory of Dublin, 8''. 1766. 
 Hiftory of King William III. folio, Dubl. 1749. 
 
 HARRIS, William, D.D. 
 
 An eminent Diffcnting minifter. Born probably in Lon- 
 don about 1675. Paftor of a congregation in Crutched 
 Friars, London, 1698. He was alio for thirty years one of 
 the preachers of a Friday evening ledlure at the Weigh- 
 houle. Died 1740. His works are written in a concife, 
 fententious, and nervous ftyle, and difcover ftrong fenfe 
 and a lively imagination regulated with judgment. He 
 was one of the continuators of Henry's Commentary. 
 Sermon, Ifa. 29. 6. [Faft. Storm and tcmpeft.] 
 12°. Lo?id. 1704 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 97. i. The divine government a 
 reafon of univerlal joy. fCoronation.] 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1 72 I 
 Self-dedication, perfonal and facramental, briefly 
 explained and enforced. Second edit, corredled. 
 12°. Lond. 1723 
 
 Praftical difcourfes on the principal reprcfenta- 
 tions of the Mefliah throughout the Old Tes- 
 tament. 8°. Lond. 1724* 
 Remarks on the various interpretations of 2 Pet. 
 I. 19, which have lately been publiftied by the Dean of 
 Chichefter, and the author of Mifcellanea Sacra. In 
 vindication of that paffage from the objedlions of the 
 author of a difcourfe of the Grounds and Reafons, &c. 
 With a different account of the place defigned ; in vin- 
 dication of it againft the mentioned author. Pp. 39. 8°. 
 [Anonymous.] Lond. 1726 
 
 The reafonablenefs of believing in Chrift, and 
 the unreafonablenefs of infidelity. In two fermons [John, 
 11.45,46.] With an appendix containing brief re- 
 marks upon the cafe of Lazarus, relating to Mr. Wool- 
 fton's fifth difcourfe of Miracles. 8°. Lond. i-]z^ 
 
 A difcourfe, Luke, 22. 19, 20, concerning tran- 
 fubttantiation : in which the words of the inftitution of 
 the Lord's Supper are particularly confidered. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lend. 1755 
 
 A fecond difcourfe, John, 6. 53, concerning 
 tranfubftantiation : in which the fixth chapter of St. 
 John's Gofpel is particularly confidered. 8°. Lond. 1735 
 
 Funeral difcourfes in two parts : I. Confolations 
 on the death of our friends ; 11. Preparations 
 for our own death. 8°. Lo?id. 1736* 
 
 The nature of the Lord's Supper, and the obli- 
 gations to it, briefly confidered ; with a ferious exhorta- 
 tion to a due attendance upon it : In four difcourfes [i 
 Cor. II. 24] preached at the Merchant's Ledture at 
 Salters' Hall. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 Sermon, Efther, 9. 28. A practical illuftration of 
 the Book of Efther. 8°. Lond. \j^j 
 
 The life and character of Dr. Thomas Manton. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 Alfo in Manton's Works, i 
 
 Remarks on the Hiftory of the Teft, in which 
 fome miftakes are corredied, and fome prejudices are 
 obviated. [Anonymous.] Pp. 35. 8°. Lond. 1733 
 
 Brief remarks upon the difpute adjufted, about 
 the proper time of applying for a repeal ot the Corporation 
 and Teft A<Ss, by fhewing that no time is proper. In a 
 letter to a friend. [Anon.] Pp- 25. 8^. Lt;.J. 1733 
 
 The cafe of the Corporation and Teft Afts con- 
 fidered : as they relate to the Church and the civil 
 government. In a letter to a Member of Parliament. 
 [Anonymous.] Two parts. 8°. Lond. 1736
 
 H°7 
 
 1408 
 
 HARRIS, William, D.D. {continued). 
 Short remarks upon the plea for the facramental 
 teft. In a letter to a friend. [Anonymous.] Pp. 23. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1736 
 
 HARRIS, William, D.D. 
 
 Born at Saliftury 17205 died 1770. A Diflenting 
 minifter, ordained 1741. His reaibnings are ftrongly tinged 
 with prejudice, but his fadts are in general narrated with 
 fidelity, and the evidence on both fiJes is given without 
 mutilation. 
 
 An hiftorical and critical account of the lives and 
 writings of James I. and Charles L, and of the 
 lives of Oliver Cromwell and Charles II., 
 after the manner of Mr. Bayle, from original 
 writers and flate papers. A new edition, with 
 a life of the author, a general index, &c. 5 
 vol. 8°. Lond. 18 14 
 
 Vol. I. Sketch of the life of the author. Hiftorical 
 and critical account of Hugh Peters. James I. Ge- 
 neral index. 
 Vol. 2. Charles I. 
 Vol. 3. Oliver Cromwell. 
 Vol. 4. Charles II. 
 Vol. 5. Charles II. [continued). 
 
 HARRIS, Mifs. 
 
 From Oxford to Rome : and how it fared with 
 fome who lately made the journey. Second 
 edition, revifed and enlarged. [Anonymous.] 
 Sm. 8^. Lond. 1847 
 
 A review in Quart. Review, 81. 131. 
 
 Reft in the Church. [Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1848 
 HARRISON, Amos. 
 
 A new year's gift, humbly offered to the confi- 
 deration of all the 30th of January preachers, 
 in which the moral character of God and the 
 reafon of the fecond commandment are vindi- 
 cated. 8°. Lond. 1742 
 
 The New Year's Gift defended in a letter to 
 Collier. 8°. Lond. 1743 
 
 Remarks on the Vicar's Complaint on Tithes. 
 Second edition. Pp. 18. 8°. Lond. 1742 
 
 The duties and dignities of gofpel minifters. Set 
 forth in a fermon [on i ThelT. 2. 7]. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1742 
 
 Funeral fermon on Job Harrifon. 
 
 The uncertaint)' of life [on Ecclef 9 
 8^. Lond. 
 
 HARRISON, Benjamin, MA. 
 
 Archdeacon of Maidftone, and Canon of Canterbury. 
 An hiftorical inquiry into the true interpretation 
 of the rubrics in the Book of Common Prayer, 
 refpefting the fermon and the communion 
 fervice. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 Prophetic outlines of the Chriftian Church and 
 the antichriftian power, as traced in the vifions 
 of Daniel and St. John, in twelve Leftures, 
 preached on the foundation of Bp. Warburton. 
 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Rev. I. 3 - - I I Dan. 11. 45 - - 124 
 
 Dan. 2. 44 - 24 Rev. 5. 8-10 - 156 
 
 Dan. 7. 26, 27 - 60 Rev. 6. i, 2 - - 193 
 Dan. 8. 25, 26 - 92 I Rev. 6. 17 - 221 
 
 361 
 399 
 
 I2J. 
 1724 
 
 HARRISON, Benjamin, M.A. (continued). 
 Rev. 8. 5, 6 - - 254 Rev. 17. 18 
 Rev. II. 3,4 - 286 Appendix 
 
 Rev. 13. 5 - - 324 
 
 HARRISON, D. J., M.A., Curate of St. Peter's, 
 
 Walworth. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 3. 38. Greatnefs, godlinefs, 
 glory. On the death of the Duke of Welling- 
 ton. 12°. Lond. 1852 
 
 HARRISON, John, Vicar of Burnham, Efl'ex. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 7. I. A perfuafive to holinefs 
 of life. 8°. Lond. 17 10 
 
 HARRISON, The Rev. J. 
 
 The etymological enchiridion, fliewing the etv- 
 mon or root of all the words in the Englifli 
 tongue which are derived from the Lat. Gr. 
 Heb. Fr. Ital. and Sp. languages. 12°. 
 
 P reft on, 1823 
 
 HARRISON, R., M.A. 
 
 The Catholic Proteftant. [Againft perfecution 
 for religion.] 3 parts in I vol. 8°. York, 1780 
 
 HARRISON, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born at Kingfton-upon-Hull, and taken in early life to 
 New England, where he became Chaplain to the Governor 
 of Virginia. Returned to England and became a celebrated 
 preacher in London. Minifter of St. Dunftan's in the 
 Eaft 1650. At the Reftoration he did not conform. Went 
 to Dublin, where he gathered a large congregation. 
 Topica facra : fpiritual logick, fome brief hints 
 
 and helps to faith, meditation and prayer, 
 
 comfort and holinefs. [On Job, 23. 3, 4.] 
 
 12°' Lond. 1704 
 
 HARRISON, Thomas. 
 
 Sermon, Phil. i. 20. 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 HARRISON, WiUiam, M.A., Redtor of Great 
 
 Birch, ElTex. 
 The tongue of time ; or, the language of a 
 
 church-clock. Second edit. 12°. ZoW. 1843 
 HART, Richard. 
 Medulla conciliorum Magn« Britannia: et Hi- 
 
 berniae, ab a.d. 446 ad a.d. 1548, addita 
 
 funt excerpta e conftitutionibus legadnis D. 
 
 Othonis, &c. cum prologomenis, &c. 8°. 
 
 Norv. 1833 
 Ecclefiaftical records of England, Ireland, and 
 
 Scotland. Second edition. 8°. Lond. 1% ^6 
 HARTE, Walter, M.A. 
 
 A poet and divine. Born about 1700. Educated at 
 
 Marlborough School and at St. Mary's Hall, Oxford, of 
 
 which he became Vice-Principal. Canon of Windfor 1751. 
 
 Died 1774. Pope and Dr. Johnfon have commended his 
 
 writings. 
 
 Sermon, John, 14. i. The union and harmony 
 of reafon, morality, and revealed religion. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1737 
 
 The fame. Fifth edition, revifed and corredled. 
 8°. Lond. 1738 
 
 Sermon, Num. 10. 9. The reafonablenefs and 
 advantage of national humiliations, upon the 
 approach of war. [Faft.J 8°. Oxf. 1740 
 Other works: Poems, 1727. Hiftory of Guftavus Adol- 
 
 phus, 2 vol. 4°. 1759; republifhed 1763, improved, 2 
 
 vol. 8*^., and in 1807, 2 vol. 8°. It is confidered the best 
 
 military hiftory in the Englifti language.
 
 1409 
 
 1410 
 
 HARTE, William Marshall. 
 
 Examining Chaplain to Dr. Coleridge, Bifliop of Barba- 
 dos. 
 
 Pradlical fermons. 12°. Lond. 1839 
 
 Adls, 4. 15. The true Chriftian proves that he has been 
 
 with Jefus -----. I 
 
 John, 17. 16. The unworldly charadter of our Lord 
 
 and his apoftles recommended - - - 21 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 9. The chaftening of forrow, and more efpe- 
 
 cially of fin, borne without fubduing us - 41 
 
 Ads, 16. 14. The charader of Lydia - - 63 
 
 Adts, 18. 17. Gallio the example of indifference and 
 
 unconcern about religion - - - - 85 
 
 Eph. 6. 18, 19. Prayer - - - - 107 
 
 Pla. 84. 5-7. The Ifraelites travelling through the vale 
 
 of mifery to Sion - - - -127 
 
 2 Kings, 2. II, 13. The charadler of Elijah 148 
 
 Ifa. 51. II. The prefent and future joy of the redeemed 
 
 of the Lord - - - - - - 170 
 
 1 John, 3. 24. The keeping of Chrift's commandments 
 the proof of union with him - - - 189 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3, 4. The gofpel hid in its faving and heart- 
 conftraining power to them that are loft - 208 
 
 Luke, II. 24-26. The evil fpirit returning to the houfe 
 fwept and garnifhed ----- 226 
 2 Cor. 3. 15, 16. The vail on the heart - 246 
 
 John, 16. 23, 24. Alking in the name of Chrift 266 
 2 Pet. 3. 12. The promife of Chrift's fecond coming 286 
 Ifa. 5. 12. The providence of God - - - 305 
 
 Rom. 2. 4. The patience of God - - 325 
 
 Gal. 4. 4. Chrift born in the fulnefs of time ; his 
 divinity ; his incarnation . - - - 3^/(. 
 
 HARTLEY, David, M.D. 
 
 An ingenious phyfician and philoiopher. Born at Arm- 
 ley, Yorkihlre, 1705. Admitted of Jefus College, Cam- 
 bridge, 1 720, of which he was eledled Fellow. Pradlifed 
 as a phyfician fucceffively at Newark, Bury St. Edmunds, 
 London, and Bath. Died 1757. 
 
 Obiervations on man : his frame, his duty, and 
 his expeftations. In two parts. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 79 1 
 
 Vol. I. Part I. 
 Containing obfervations on the frame of the human 
 body and mind, and on their mutual connexions and 
 influences. 
 Doftrines of vibrations and affociation. The fenfe of 
 feeling, tafte, fmell, fight, &c. Words and the ideas 
 aflbciated with them, memory, dreams, imagination, 
 &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. Part 2. 
 Duty and expedations of mankind. 
 Being and attributes of God, and natural religion. The 
 truth of the Chriftian religion. The rule of life. 
 Future ftate. The final happinefs of all mankind. 
 Vol. 3. 
 Life and charafter of Dr. Hartley. 
 Notes and additions to Hartley's Obfervations on man, 
 
 by H. A. Piftorius. Tranflated from the German. 
 Reprinted without Piftorius's notes, in one volume, 8°. 
 The truth of the Chriftian religion. 
 
 Watfon, Bp. Tradls, 5 
 HARTLEY, James. 
 
 Zech. 4. 7. The head-ftone brought forth. The 
 fubftance of two difcourfes occafioncd by the 
 death of Mr. Jofeph Greenwood. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1755 
 
 HARTLEY, John, M.A. of Afhby-de-Ia-Zouch. 
 
 A vindication of Prefbyterian ordination ; from 
 
 Scripture and antiquity, the judgment of the Reformed 
 
 Churches, and particularly of the Church of England. 
 
 With a brief refledlion upon the arguments offered by 
 
 HARTLEY, John, M.A. {conmued). 
 
 Mr. Cautrell of Derby againft it. [Anonym.] Pp. 72. 
 8'^. Nottingham^ 1 7 14 
 
 A defence of the Vindication of Prefbyterian 
 ordination, &c. Containing a reply to L A layman's 
 refledions, relating to the Vindication, in a letter to the 
 Rev. Mr. Shaw ; and alfo to II. Mr. Sturgcs's fermons, 
 entitled. The divine right of cpifcopacy afferted. By the 
 author of the Vindication. Pp.88. 8°. Lond. \nib 
 
 HARTLEY, Thomas, A.M. 
 
 Reftor of Winwick in Northampton/hire. Died 1785, 
 aged feventy-eight. He was a divine of rare natural en- 
 dowments and of exemplary character. He was an admirer 
 of Swedenborg, and tranflated fome of his works. 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts ; with a prefatory 
 difcourfe on miftakes concerning religion, en- 
 thufiafm, experiences, &c. 8^. Lond. 1754 
 Preface ------- i-cix 
 
 Rom. I. 16. The fin and danger of being aftiamed of 
 
 the gofpel ..--.- I 
 
 Pfa. 45. 14. The inward glory of the true believer 26 
 Heb. 6. 12. The faith and patience of the faints our 
 
 pattern ------ 55 
 
 Matt. 14. 24. Chrift our only fafety in fpiritual conflidts 
 
 81 
 John, 4. 23. Spiritual worfliip the religion of the law 
 
 and the go(pel ------ 109 
 
 Adts, 2. 37. Converfion founded on convidtion of fin 143 
 I Cor. 12. 31. Infirmary - - - - 171 
 
 John, 8. 36. True liberty the gift of the Son of God 203 
 Col. I. 26. Chrift both the hidden and revealed myftery 
 
 Jer. 31. 33. The nature and diftindlion of the two 
 covenants -_-_-- 265 
 
 Paradife reftored ; or, a teftimony to the dodlrine 
 of the bleffed millennium [or Chrift's glorious 
 reign with his faints on earth.] To which is 
 added, A fhort defence of the myftical writers. 
 8°. Lond. 1764 
 
 HARTLIB, Samuel. 
 
 Clavis Apocalyptica ; or, the Revelation revealed, 
 in which the great myfteries in the Revelation 
 of St. John and the prophet Daniel are opened. 
 Tranflated out of High Dutch. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 165 I 
 
 HARTSHORNE, Rev. C. H., M.A. 
 
 The book rarities in the Univerfity of Cam- 
 bridge. Illuftrated by original letters and 
 notes, biographical, literary, and antiquarian. 
 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 HARVEST, George, M.A. 
 
 Educated at Magdalen College, Cambridge, of which he 
 became Fellow. He obtained the Redlory of Drayton, 
 Middlefex. Died 1776. 
 
 A colleftion of fermons, preached occafionally, 
 
 on various fubjefts. 8°. Lond. 1754 
 
 John, 3. 9. The true nature or notion of a Scripture 
 
 myftery ------- i 
 
 John, 3. 12. The analogy between things natural and 
 
 things fupernatural . - . - 43 
 
 John, 18. 20. Epiph. The nature and publicnefs of 
 
 Chriftian miracles, a demonftrative evidence of the 
 
 Chriftian religion . . - - - 89 
 
 Pfa. 98. 1-3. Proteftant and Jewi/h bleflings compared. 
 
 Thankfgiving, Odt. 9, 1746 - - - 125 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. Agui"'s prayer . - . 173 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 17 - - - - - - 201 
 
 Luke, 18. 14. The nature, reafonablenefs, and advantage 
 of humility -----. 239 
 
 4X
 
 141 I 
 
 I4I2 
 
 HARVEST, George, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Ifa. 60. 22. Before truftees for eftablifhing the colony 
 of Georgia in America - . - - I'j^ 
 
 HARVEY, Richard, M.A. 
 
 Prebendary of St. Paul's. Rural Dean and Redlor of 
 Hornfey, Middlefex. 
 
 Sermon, Mark, 2. 27, 28. The Chriftian en- 
 titled to legal protection in the obfervance of 
 the Lord's day. 8°. ZoW. 1836 
 
 HARVEY, Rev. Thomas, M.A. 
 
 An appeal to Lord John Ruflell, M.P. againft the 
 proceedings of the Bifliop of London. With 
 notes and an appendix. 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 HARWOOD, Edward, D.D. 
 
 A learned Unitarian minifter. Born 1729. After 
 teaching in academies at various places and preaching occa- 
 fionally, he removed to London, where he obtained em- 
 ployment as a literary charafter. Died poor 1794. 
 
 An account of the converfion of a Deift. With 
 an appendix, containing reflections on Deifm and Chrift- 
 ianity. Pp. iv. 96. 8°. Lond. 1762 
 
 Thoughts on time and eternity ; occafioned by 
 the affecfling lofs of feveral eminently great and 
 good men among the DilTenters. i 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1767 
 
 A liberal tranflation of the New Teftament ; 
 being an attempt to tranflate the Sacred 
 Writings with the fame freedom, fpirit, and 
 elegance, with which other Englifh tranilations 
 from the Greek claffics have lately been 
 executed. With feleft notes, critical and ex- 
 planatory. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1768 
 
 At the end of the fecond volume a tranflation is given 
 of Clement's Epiftle to the Corinthians. 
 A new introduftion to the ftudy and knowledge 
 
 of the New Teftament. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. iJT^-Ji 
 
 Vol. I. Second edition, corrected and enlarged, 1773. 
 
 The divine authority, credibility, and excellence of the 
 
 New Tefl:ament - . - . . i 
 
 The ftate of the world at Chrift's appearance 108 
 
 The books of the New Tefl:ament have defcended in 
 
 their original purity . . - - 120 
 
 General account of the facred authors of the NewTefl:a- 
 
 ment -.-.... 127 
 
 Style of the writers of the New Teftament - 161 
 
 Of the various fefts mentioned in the New Teflrament 225 
 Of the demoniacs ------ 245 
 
 Mifcellaneous obfervations - - - - 258 
 
 Chronological tables ; of the books of the New Tefta- 
 ment ; of our Saviour's life j the parables, miracles, &c. 
 
 319 
 Vol. 2. 1771. 
 An account of the cuftoms and ufages of thofe times 
 mentioned in the New Teftament. 
 Sermons on the parable of the fower. 12°, 
 
 Lond. ijyS 
 
 Matt. 13. 3-9. The parable of the fower. (7 ferm.) i 
 Gal. 5. 22, 23. The nature and defign of the Chriftian 
 religion. (2 ferm.) - . - - . 209 
 
 Luke, 9. 55. The fpirit of Chriftianity - 293 
 
 Of temperance and intemperance, their efFefts 
 on the body and mind ; and their influence 
 in prolonging or abbreviating human life. 24°. 
 
 Lond. 1774 
 Cheerful thoughts on the happinefs of a religious 
 
 HARWOOD, E., D.D. (continued). 
 
 life. To which are added, Refleftions on the _ 
 
 unacceptablenefs of a death-bed repentance. |l 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1767 ■ 
 
 Difcourfes on St. Paul's defcription of death and 
 its confequences. [On 2 Cor. 5. 1-8.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1790 
 
 A view of the various editions of the Greek and 
 Roman claffics. With remarks. Fourth edit. 
 12°. Lond. 1 79 1 
 
 The beft edition. 
 
 HASiEUS [HASE], James. 
 
 A learned German divine. Died 1723. 
 
 Differtatio de n"*13in. Ugolinus, 7. 421 
 
 Diflertatio de n^a^bl^b^J et D^D^S b!ib!J. 
 
 Ibid. 29. 339 
 Diflertatio de inquinatis Sardienfium veftimentis, 
 
 ad illuftrationem loci Apoc. iii. Ibid. 29. 481 
 Difputatio de infcriptione Pfal. xxii. "inttTT 
 
 nb"^S. Ibid. 32. 207 
 
 HAS^US [HASE], Theodore. 
 
 Brother of the preceding. A learned Lutheran divine 
 and ProfefTor. Born at Bremen 1682. Died 1731. 
 De Zabulonis pras Sidone prasftantia, ad Gen. 
 
 xlix. Ugolinus, 7. 879 
 
 Diflertatio de Nephthalitide, apoftolorum patria, 
 
 ad illuftrationem oraculi Jacobaei. Gen. xlix. 
 
 Ibid. 91 1 
 Obfervatio de monte fublimi. Ibid. 7. 751 
 
 Diflertatio de lignis Sittim. Ibid. 8. 351 
 
 Diflertatio de rubo Moyfis. Ibid. 399 
 
 Diflertatio de lapide fundament!. Ibid. 435 
 
 Diflertatio de gente ''P ^p, Kau Kau, ad Ilaire 
 
 xviii. Ibid. 7. 1167 
 
 Diatribe de vera origine et fignificatione vocis 
 
 Aftartes. Ibid. 23. 997 et 29 
 
 HASE, K. A. 
 
 Dodor and Profeflor of Theology at Jena. Born at 
 Steinbach, in Saxony, 1800. 
 
 Kirchengefchichte. 8°. Leipzig, 1848 
 
 Evangelifche Dogmatik. Leipzig, 1850* 
 
 Gnofis oder evangelifche Glaubenflehre. 3 vol. 
 12°. Leipzig, 1827-29"^ 
 
 HASSE, F. R. 
 
 Profefl!br of Theology in Greifswald. Born at Drefden 
 1808. 
 Anfelm von Canterbury. 8°. Leipzig, i'i\'2,* 
 
 HASCARD, Gregory, D.D. 
 
 Redlor of St. Michael's, Queen Hithe, London, 1669. 
 Redlor of St. Clement Danes 1678. Dean of Windfor 
 1700. Died 1708. 
 
 A difcourfe about edification. 
 
 Collection of Cafes, 3. 174 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the charge of novelty 
 
 upon the Reformed Church of England made 
 
 by the Papifts afking of us the queftion. Where 
 
 was your religion before Luther ? 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 2. 82 
 HASIA, Henry de. 
 
 De ccclefia, &c. Gerfoni Opera, 5, Appendix 
 De anims conditionibus foliloquium. 
 
 Grynsus, Lat. 1607
 
 H«3 
 
 1414 
 
 HASIA, Henry de {continued). 
 
 Liber adverfus Telefphori eremits vaticinia de 
 ultimis temporibus. 
 
 Pez, Thefaurus, i Pars i. 507 
 HASLAM, William, B.A. 
 
 Perpetual Curate of St. Michael's Baldiu. 
 
 Perran-zabuloe ; with an account of the paft and 
 prefent ftate of the Oratory of St. Piran in the 
 Lands, and remarks on its antiquity. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 The crofs and the fcrpent : being a brief hifi:ory 
 of the triumph of the crofs, through a long 
 feries of ages in prophecy, types, and fulfil- 
 ment. 12*^. Oxf. 1849 
 
 HASLEWOOD, Francis, M.A. 
 
 Redlor of Chinkford, Eflex, and Prebendary of Warwell, 
 
 Hants. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. I. 26. [Nov. 5.] 8°. Lo/id. 1721 
 
 HASLOCH, John, Minifter of the Gofpel at 
 Kentifh Town. 
 
 Sermon, Mai. 3. 18. The charadleriflic dif- 
 ference between the righteous and the wicked. 
 [AfTociation of Miniibrs.] 8^. LokJ. \8ig 
 
 HASSENCAMP, Joh. Mattli. 
 
 Commentatio philologico-critica de Pentateucho 
 LXX interpretum Graeco non ex Hebraeo fed 
 Samaritano textu converfo. Pp. 82. 4°. 
 
 Mnrburgi, iy66 
 
 HASTINGS, H. J., M.A., Reftor of Areley 
 Kings. 
 
 Parochial fermons, from Advent to Trinity Sun- 
 day. 8°. Lo/id. 1845 
 Rom. 14.12. Advent i. The judgment - i 
 Pfa. 19. 7. Advent 2. The fcriptures - 19 
 
 1 Cor. 4. I, 2. Advent 3. The miniftry - - 36 
 Ifa. 30.23. Advent 4. The ordinances - 53 
 Heb. I. 6. Chriftmas day. The incarnation - 69 
 James, 4. 14. Lafi: Sunday in the year. The fhortnefs of 
 
 life - - 82 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. Chriftmas 2. The Circumcifion - 97 
 
 Matt. 2. 9, 10. Epiph. The vifit of the Magi 11 1 
 
 Ifa. 44. 20. Epiph. I. Vain hopes and confidences 128 
 Gen. I. 26, Septuag. Sun. The creation - 144 
 
 Gen. 3. 4. Sexag. Sun. The temptation - - 13S 
 
 Gen. 6. 5. Ouinquag. Sun. The corruption of human 
 
 nature - - - - - 175 
 
 Eph. 5. 6. Lent I. The Commination Service 191 
 
 Hof. 14. 8. Lent 2. The language and character of true 
 
 penitents ------- 208 
 
 Hof. 14. 8. Lent 3. The difpofition of God towards 
 
 true penitents - - - - - 225 
 
 Hof. 14. 8. Lent 4. The fruit of repentance - 243 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Lent 5. Self-examination - 261 
 Matt. 26. 26-28. Sun. before Eafter. The holy Com- 
 munion ------- 278 
 
 I John, 4. 10. Good Friday. Chrift our propitiation 296 
 I Cor. 15. 20. Eafter day. Chrift the firft-fruits of the 
 
 refurreftion - - - - - - 316 
 
 Adts, 15.9. Eafter I. Chrift our righteoufnefs 332 
 
 I Pet. 2. 21-23. Eafter 2. Chrift our example. (2 fer. ) 
 
 348 
 Deut. 4. I. Eafter 3. Obedience enforced from the 
 
 mercies of God - - - - - 381 
 
 Deut. 6. 10-12. Eafter 4. The dangers of profperity 400 
 Eph. 3. 20, 21. Eafter 5. Rogation Sun. The praifesof 
 
 God ------- 420 
 
 Heb. 9. 11, 12. Afcenfion day. The exaltation of Chrift 
 
 440 
 
 HASTINGS, H. J., M.A. (continued). 
 
 John, 14. 3. Sun. after Afcenfion day. Eternal man- 
 
 fions at the fecond coming of Chrift - - 4^8 
 
 Adls, 2. 33. Whitfunday. The Holy Ghoft and his 
 
 gracious cffcdls ----- 479 
 
 Heb. 10. 23. Trin. Sun. The Trinity above, but not 
 
 contrary to, reafon ----- 497 
 
 Parochial fermons, from Trinity to Advent Sun- 
 day. 8°. Lo?2t^. 1846 
 
 I John, 4. 7. Love, its nature and effedts. Trin. i 1 
 Mark, 13. 34-37. The Church waiting for the return 
 ot the Son of Man. Trin. 2 - - - 17 
 
 Luke, II. I. Prayer. Trin. 3 - - - 33 
 
 Matt. 10. 30. Providence. Trin. 4 - - 51 
 
 Luke, 5. 8. St. Peter's miftakcn petition. Trin. 5 66 
 
 1 Cor. 13. 3. Faith and hope the roots of love. Trin. 6 
 
 82 
 Ecclef. 12. 13. The conclufion of the whole matter. 
 
 Trin. 7--.. ----97 
 
 Rom. 8. 12, 13. We owe a debt, not to the flefh, but to 
 
 the fpirit. Trin. 8 - - - - 116 
 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. The unjuft fteward. Trin. 9 134 
 
 Luke, 19.41, 42. Jefus weeping over Jerufalem. Trin. 10 
 
 150 
 Luke, i8. 13. The Pharifee and the Publican. Trin. 1 1 
 
 168 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 7—9. Difpenfations of the law and the gofpel 
 compared. Trin. 12 - - - - 183 
 
 2 Kings, 19. 14. Faith of Hezekiah. Trin. 13 197 
 
 Jer. 5. 24. The two harvefts. Trin. 14 - - 211 
 
 Matt. 6. 24. The two mafters. Trin. 15 - 227 
 
 Eph. 3. 14-19. The apoftle's prayer. Trin. 16 244 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. Duty of family prayer. Trin. 17 260 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. Scriptural thoughts of Chrift. Trin. 18 279 
 Dan. 3. 16, 17. The three witneffes on the plains of 
 Dura. Trin. 19 .--.-- 299 
 
 Matt. 22. II, 12. The wedding-garment. Trin. 20 317 
 Habak. 2. 20. The Lord in his holy temple. Trin. 21 
 
 334 
 Matt. 18. 35. The unjuft debtor. Trin. 22 - 352 
 
 Prov. II. 18, 19. The two purfuits, with their refpec- 
 
 tive ends. Trin. 23 - - - - - 369 
 
 Col. I. 9-1 1. Knowledge and practice. Trin. 24 384 
 John, 6. 12. Gathering up the fragments. Trin. 25 401 
 Ifa. 51. 3. Zion comforted. Epiph. 2 - 419 
 
 Ifa. 55. 3. The fure mercies of David. Epiph. 3 437 
 Ifa. 57. 15. The contrite heart the Lord's dwelling. 
 
 Epiph. 4 - - - - - - - 451 
 
 Matt. 13. 30. Parable of the tares. Epiph. 5 467 
 
 I John, 3. 3. Purifying effedt of hope in Chrift. Epiph. 6 
 
 483 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15. The Church the pillar and ground of the 
 
 truth ------- 502 
 
 HATCH, John. 
 
 A word of peace from the Prince of Peace to 
 
 the fons of peace ; wherein is fhevved, how 
 
 Chrift procureth, declareth, and applieth 
 
 peace unto his people. Sm. 8°. ZoW. 1646 
 
 With a preface by Saltmarfh. 
 
 HATT, Andrew, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Sam. 23. 10. [Thankfgiving for 
 vidlory.J 4°. Lo/id. 1805 
 
 HATTON, Sir Christopher, K.G. 
 
 Vice-Chamberlain and Lord Chancellor to Q.Elizabeth. 
 
 Died 1591. 
 
 (Memoirs of the life and times of). Including 
 his correfpondence with the Queen and other 
 diftinguiflied perfons. By Sir Harris Nicolas, 
 G.G.M.G. 8°. Lo/it^. 1847
 
 1415 
 
 I4I6 
 
 HAUGHTON, Sir Graves Champney, Knt., 
 K.H., M.A. and R.S. 
 
 Went early in life to India as a military cadet on the 
 Bengal eftabliiLment, but foon retired from the army from 
 ill-health. Applied himfelf to the ftudy of the Oriental 
 languages at the College of Fort William, and obtained 
 many honours. Profeflor at the Eaft India College, Hailey- 
 bury, 1 8 1 7, from which he retired 1827. Knighted 1833. 
 Died 1849, ^S^^ fixty-tvvo. 
 
 A fliort inquiry into the nature of language, with 
 a view to afcertain the original meanings of 
 Sanfkrit prepofitions : elucidated by compari- 
 fons with the Greek and Latin. Pp. 32. 4°. 
 
 Lof!^. 1832 
 
 Printed for private circulation. 
 Other works : The Inftitutes of Menu, in the original 
 Sanfcrit. A Bengalee Grammar. A Bengalee-Sanfcrit- 
 and Engli/h Dicftionary, &c. 
 
 HAUSTED, P., M.A., Curate at Uppingham in 
 
 Rutland. 
 Ten fermons preached upon feverall Svndayes and 
 faints' dayes. Together with a fermon preached 
 at the Affizes at Huntington. 4°. ZoW. 1636 
 Luke, 23. 44, 45. The paffion of our bleffed Saviour i 
 Pla. 1 14. 6. The refurreftion of our bleffed Saviour. 
 
 Eaiter day ._.... 27 
 
 John, 21. 17. St. Peter's day - - . 49 
 
 Luke, 1. 66. St. John Baptift's day - - 65 
 
 Matt. 2. 18. Innocents' day - . . gj 
 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. Palme Sunday - - _ 97 
 
 Cant. 2. 8. Advent i and 2. (2 ierm.) - 124 
 
 Luke, 18. 9-14. The parable of the Pharifee and the 
 
 Publicane, who went up into the Temple to pray. 
 
 Dedication of a church. (2 ferm.) - - 193 
 
 Exod. 34. 35. AlTize ferm. - - - 247 
 
 HAVERFIELD, Thomas Tunstall, B.D. 
 
 Redtor of Goddington, Oxon, and minifter of York St. 
 
 Chapel, St. James's, Weftminfter. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 112. 6. Occafioned by the death 
 
 of Mrs. Trimmer. 8°. ZoW. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Sermons on doftrine and practice. 8°. Lo/id. 
 
 Vol. I. 1835. 
 
 Luke, 12. 20. The proper ufe of time - - I 
 
 ■ I Cor. 9. 24. The Chriftian race and reward 21 
 
 lThefr.4. 13. Recognition in a future ftate. (2 fer.) 41 
 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. Naaman's cure and its effedls, a type of 
 
 the Chriftian facraments, and of the benefits derived 
 
 from them - - - - - - 91 
 
 Gen. 3.19. Death the confequence of the fin of Adam iii 
 Luke, 22. 42. The duty of fubmiflion to the will of God 
 
 131 
 2 Sam. 12. 7. Nathan and David - - - 154 
 
 Ifa. 63. 17. Hardnefs of heart - - - 176 
 
 Rom. 9. 4. Having the fpirit of Chrift, a fign of belong- 
 ing to him - - - - - - 197 
 
 Ifa. 57.21. The peace of the gofpel - - 218 
 
 Rom. 1 . 1 6. The gofpel of Chrift the means of falvation 
 
 to believers --.... 2^ 
 
 Vol. 2. 1838. 
 Rom. 5. 12. Original fm - - - - i 
 
 Tit. 3. 4—7. Regeneration and juftification - 25 
 
 I John, 5. 4. Faith overcoming the world - 50 
 
 Rom. 12. 12. Hope • - - - - 68 
 
 John, 10. 14. The paftoral office of Chrift - 89 
 
 Luke, 7. 13. The widow of Nain - - - iii 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The kingdom of God to be the firft object 
 
 of a Chriftian's purluit - - - - 131 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The blefTednefs of thofe who die in the 
 Lord - - - - - - 152 
 
 I Tim. 4. 8. The temporal advantages of godlinefs 171 
 Luke, II. I. Prayer - . - - 193 
 
 HAVERFIELD, T. T., B.D. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 18. 35. The unmercifiil fervant - - 218 
 
 James, 1. 21. On receiving the word of God with 
 
 meeknefs - - - - - 241 
 
 HAVERNICK, H. A. Ch. 
 
 Dodlor and ProfelVor of Theology in the Univerfity of 
 KoniglLerg 1841. Formerly Profeflor of Theology at 
 Roftock. 
 
 A general hiitorico-critical introdudion to the 
 Old Teftament. Tranflated by William Lind- 
 fay Alexander, D.D. Clark's Foreign Theo- 
 logical Library, vol. 28. 8°. Edin. 1852 
 Hiftory of the canon, of the original languages, of the 
 text, and of the interpretation of the Old Teftament. 
 An hiftorico-critical introduftion to the Penta- 
 teuch. Tranflated by Alexander Thomfon, 
 A.M., Prof of Biblical Criticifm, Glafgow 
 Theological Academy. Clarke's Foreign Theo- 
 logical Library, vol. 18. 8°. Edin. 18^0 
 Authorftiip, Hiftorical credibility, Hiftory of attacks on 
 the genuinenefs of the Pentateuch, &c. 
 Handbuch der hiftorifch-kritifchen Einleitung in 
 das Alte Teftament. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Erlangen, 1836-49* 
 Commentar ijber das Buch Daniel. 8°. 
 
 Hamburg, 1832* 
 Commentar iiber den Propheten Ezechiel. 8°. 
 
 Erlangen, 1843- 
 
 HAWEIS, Rev. John Oliver Willyams, M.A. 
 
 Sketches of the Reformation and Elizabethan 
 
 age, taken from the Contemporary Pulpit. 
 
 Sm. 8°. Land. 1844 
 
 HAWIES, Thomas. 
 
 A popular clergyman. Born at Truro, Cornwall, 1734. 
 Educated at Chrift's College, Cambridge. Became afliftant- 
 preacher at the Lock Hofpital. Accepted the prefentation 
 to the Re<flory of Aldwinkle, upon a promife of refigna- 
 tion ; but, when the time came, refufed. At laft the 
 Countefs of Huntingdon, whofe chaplain he was, compro- 
 mifed the affair, and he held the living until his death in 
 1820. 
 
 The communicant's fpiritual companion ; or, an 
 evangelical preparation for the Lord's Supper. 
 12°. Land. 1763 
 
 A familiar and practical improvement of the 
 Church Catcchifm, dcfigned to render the 
 work of catechifing more eafy and profitable. 
 12°. Land. 1775 
 
 Evangelical principles and praftice : being four- 
 teen fermons, preached in the parifti church 
 of St. Mary Magdalen, in Oxford. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1762 
 
 Gen. I. 26. Man's ftate of innocence - - i 
 
 Rom. 5. 18. The corruption of human nature 21 
 
 Jer. 17. 9. The deceitfulnefs and corruption of the 
 
 heart. (3 ferm.) ----- 45 
 
 Gal. 3. 10. The fpirituality of God's law - 119 
 
 Gal. 3. 10. The penalty of difobedience - 145 
 
 Gal. 3. 13. Redemption by Jefus Chrift - - 169 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. Salvation by grace - - - 193 
 
 Eph. 2. 10. The nature of true holinefs - - 215 
 
 Eph. 5. 9. The fruits of the Spirit - - 241 
 
 Heb. 12. 14. The neceflity of perfonal holinefs 261 
 
 2 Pet. I. 10. The means of holinefs - 283 
 
 Prov. 12. 28. The blefTednefs of the righteous 301 
 Fifteen fermons, preached in the patifh church
 
 1417 
 
 1418 
 
 HAWIES, Thomas [continued). 
 
 of St. Mary Magdalen, Oxford. New edit. 
 12°. Ox/. 1835 
 
 Containing the fame fermonsasin the preceding volume, 
 with the preface omitted, and with an additional fermon on 
 Rom. 10. 4. The righteoufnefs ot faith. 
 
 Other works : The Evangelical Expofitor ; or, a Com- 
 mentary on the Holy Bible, 2 vol. folio, Lond. 1765-66. 
 Hiftory of the Church of Chrift, 3 vol. 8°. Lond. iSoo, &c. 
 
 HAWKER, Robert, D.D. 
 
 Born at Exeter 1753. Educated at Magdalen College, 
 Oxford. Obtained the Vicarage of Charles the Martyr, 
 Plymouth, which he held for fifty years. Died 1827. In 
 do£lrine he was a high Calvinift, and was a very popular 
 divine. 
 The poor man's commentary on the Old Tefta- 
 
 ment. 6 vol. 12°. Lof/^L 1822 
 
 The poor man's commentary on the New Tefta- 
 
 ment. 4 vol. 12°. Lon^. 1 8 16 
 
 Other editions of the Poor Man's Commentary on the 
 Old and New Teflament, 9 vol. 8°. and 3 vol. 4". 
 
 Works, with a memoir of his life and writings, 
 by the Rev. John Williams, D.D., minifter 
 of Stroud, Gloucefterfhire. 10 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lo^d. 183 I 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoirs, by Dr. Williams; Elegy, by Kent 1-27 1 
 
 Sermons on the divinity of Chrift. 
 
 [Second edit. 8°. Bat/i, 1793.] 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. Introduftory ... 9 
 
 John, 17. 5. The pre-exiftence - - 29 
 
 John, 5. 39. Appearance prior to his incarnation 50 
 
 Adts, 28. 23. Teftimony of the prophets - 67 
 
 John, I. 14; 7. 46. Evidences during incarnation. 
 
 (2 ferm.) .----- 80 
 
 Matt. 16.15. Apoftolic teftimony - - 137 
 
 Matt. 22. 42. Same fubjedt - - - 167 
 
 Sermons on the divinity and operations of the HolyGhoft. 
 
 [8°. Bath, 1794.] 
 
 A<Ss, 19. 2. Introduftory - - - - 199 
 
 Adts, 19. 2. Traces antecedent to the incarnation 223 
 
 Luke, 3. 22. Evidence of his perfonality - 254 
 
 1 Tim. 4. I. Same fubjedt ... 282 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 17. Evidences of his Godhead - 302 
 Rom. I. 20. Same fubje<ft - - - 330 
 Adls, 2. 17. Operations fubfequent to the incarnation 
 
 351 
 Adls, 19. 2. The fubjedt concluded - 3S8 
 
 Ledlures on the Perfon, Godhead, and miniftry of the 
 Holy Ghoft. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Sermons on important fubjedts and particular occafions. 
 John, 15. 16. All bleffings traced to their fource 3 
 Judges, 13. 19, 20. Jefus in his prieftly office 19 
 
 John, 11.28. Religion a perfonal office - 32 
 
 Gen. 49. 10. The Shiloh come, and the gathering of 
 the people unto him proved - - 54 
 
 Pfa. 92. 13, 14. The fure progrefs of grace - 78 
 
 Rom. 5. 5. Bleflcd effefts of the love of God in the 
 
 foul ..--.. 98 
 
 Judges, 8. 4. The believer's warfare - - 123 
 
 Philip. 3. 20. The coming of Jefus as the Saviour of 
 
 his people - . _ . . 1^6 
 
 2 Cor. 6. 4. Minifters of God to approve themfclvcs 
 
 in all things. Bp.'s vifit. - - -169 
 
 Luke, I. 79. Sunday-fchools recommended 188 
 
 Prov. 24. 21. Invaluable bleffings of our religious and 
 
 civil government. Before Free Mafons - 210 
 
 Rom. 10. 14, 15. The work of the Holy Ghoft 
 
 eflential to give luccefs to all miffions for the gofpel. 
 
 Miff. ferm. .-.-.- 227 
 
 HAWKER, Robert, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Eph. I. 22, 23. Corpus Chrifti. Before Corpus Chrifti 
 Society ...--- 260 
 
 Union with Chrift the only poffible means of enjoying 
 communion with God ; or, an anfwer to that in- 
 terefting queftion, " What is the trueft preparation 
 in thofe who come to the Lord's Supper?" 285 
 Three tradts on the fame fubjedlofthe Lord's Supper: 
 I. The Lord's family, the only invited guefts at the 
 Lord's table. 2. The king coming in to fee the 
 guefts. 3. The king fitting with his guefts. To 
 which is added, A guide to the ordinance of the 
 Lord's Supper ; and the welcome gueft at the 
 Lord's table ------ 329 
 
 Sacramental meditations. 
 
 [A fourth edit. 18°. Lond. 1841.] 
 Gen. 14. 18-20. Melchizedek, bringing forth bread 
 and wine ------ 403 
 
 Exod. 12. 26, 27. The Jewifh PafTover typical of 
 
 Chrift -.-..- 417 
 
 Ezek. 20. 41, 42. The favour of Chrift's perfon and 
 
 offering, the fole caufe of the Church's acceptance 
 
 before God - - - - - "433 
 
 John, 6. 35. Chrift the bread of life - 450 
 
 I Cor. 10. 16. The bread and wine received by the 
 
 Lord's people, in the Lord's Supper, lymbolical of 
 
 communion with the body and blood of Chrift 468 
 
 Song, 4. 16. Chrift calling to the Spirit to breathe on 
 
 his garden, the Church, his fweet influences, and 
 
 the Church inviting Chrift to come into his garden 
 
 and eat his pleafint fruits - - - 483 
 
 I Cor. 10. 18. Spiritual participation in the emblems 
 
 at the Lord's table, a decifive teftimony of a perfonal 
 
 intereft in the facrifice itfelf - - 500 
 
 Judges, 13. 19, 20. Jefus in his prieftly office 514 
 
 Mifericordia ; or, compaffion to the forrows of the heart, 
 
 intended originally for the patients of the Mifericordia 
 
 in Plymouth; but now publifhed for the ufe of the 
 
 fick and forrowful of every defcription, and forming a 
 
 fuitable companion for every fick-room - 533 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Zion's pilgrim -.---- i 
 
 [Numerous editions, 12°.] 
 The failor pilgrim - - - - - 255 
 
 Zion's warrior ; or, the Chriftian foldier's manual : in 
 
 which the duties and occupations of the military life 
 
 are fpiritualized and improved - - 453 
 
 Paraclefis ; or, confolations in a dying hour from a review 
 
 of the evidences of the renewed lite - 491 
 
 [A fixth edit. 18°. 1 84 1.] 
 
 The perfonal teftimony of God the Father to the Perfon, 
 
 Godhead, and Sonftilp of God the Son - - 563 
 
 Chrift the Alpha and Omega ; being the fubftance of a 
 
 fermon. Rev. 22. 13 - - - - 620 
 
 The child baptized ----- 633 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Village fermons. 
 
 Adls, 16. 17. The fervants of the moft high God known 
 
 in ftiewing the way of falvation - - I 
 
 Luke, 1.77. Knowledge of falvation by the remilTion 
 
 of fins, the fure proof of the gofpel - - 23 
 
 John, II. 25, 26. Jefus the refurredlion and the life 
 
 39 
 Luke, 20. 36. The children of the refurredlion 55 
 Adts, 8. 33. Combined view of the infinite greatneis 
 and the infinite humblenefs of Chrift - 73 
 
 Pfa. 88. 15. Perfonal fufferings of Chrift for the fal- 
 vation of his people - - - - 89 
 Pfa. 21. 5, 6. Greatnefs of Chrift's glory in the work 
 of falvation, and the everlafting bleffednefs of his 
 perfon .--_-- 105 
 Gal. 4. 22-24. The everlaftJng diftindtion between 
 nature and grace . - . - 123 
 Heb. 4. 15. Jefus touched with the feeling of our 
 infirmities. Eafter I - - - 139
 
 I4I9 
 
 1420 
 
 HAWKER, Robert, D.D. [continue J). 
 
 I John, 5. II, 12. Jefus, the eternal life of his people 
 
 159 
 Eph, 3. 8. Unfearchable riches of Chrift - 175 
 
 Eph. 3. 9, The fellow/hip of the myftery 191 
 
 Deut. 32. 9. The Lord's people the Lord's portion 207 
 Eph. 5. I, 2. The followers of God as dear children 
 
 221 
 Deut. 7. 9. The faithful God. New Year 235 
 
 Gen. 15. 12. The horror of great darknefs which fell 
 
 on Abraham, more or lefs, in the foul-exercifes of 
 
 all the fpiritual feed of Abraham - - 247 
 
 Ifa. 61. 2. All mourners in Zion comforted by the 
 
 Lord - - - - - - - 261 
 
 Tit. 3. 5. The wafhing of regeneration - 277 
 
 Exod. 1 5. 26. Difference of ficknefsin the unrenewed 
 
 and the called by the Spirit - - - 291 
 
 The commemoration of the firft open difplay of God 
 
 the Holy Ghoft on the day of Pentecoft. Whit Sun. 
 
 Ifa. 6. 3-5. Dodrine of the Holy Trinity ; and the 
 lure effefts of a fpiritual fight of Chrilt, the vifible 
 Jehovah. Trin. Sun. - - - - 319 
 
 Zech. 3. 9. The iniquity of the land of Ifrael re- 
 moved by the Lord in one day - - 333 
 
 Heb.9. 12. Eternal redemption obtained for theChurch 
 
 ... . 347 
 
 lla. 62. 10-12. The Lord cafting up the way of his 
 
 people - - - - - . 361 
 
 A prop againft all defpair ; intended for the confolation 
 
 of felf-condemned fmners in general, but more efpe- 
 
 cially for thofe perilhing fouls who fear that they have 
 
 finned beyond the polTibility of pardon - - 375 
 
 The Spirit's work in the heart the great witnefs to the 
 
 truth as it is in Jefus - . - . 409 
 
 Five minutes' advice to prayerlefs perfons and families 439 
 
 Ten minutes' recommendation of private prayer, con- 
 
 fidered as to its pleafures and advantages - 465 
 
 A diary gathered from the Lord's gracious promifes to his 
 
 people : intended as a morning bleffing on fome fweet 
 
 refre/hing portion of Scripture, for every day in the 
 
 year - - - - . - - 511 
 
 The Chriftian's pocket-companion; or, a help to prayer 
 
 545 
 [Sixth edit. 12°, Land. 1807.] 
 
 Occafional prayers. Which may be added to the former, 
 or ufed feparately in way of ejaculation - 605 
 
 Gen. I. 26. Fragments from Holy Scripture: written 
 on the margin of an old Bible - - 625 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Scripture extraifls. Part i. 
 
 Noah and the ark. Gen. 6. 8-12 - - 3 
 
 Abraham ftanding up before the children of Heth. 
 
 Gen. 23. 3, 4 . - - _ 29 
 
 Joleph making himfelf known to his brethren. Gen. 
 
 45. 1-3 - - - - - - 58 
 
 Mofes at the bufh. Exod. 3. i, 2 - - 87 
 
 The call of Samuel, i Sam. 3. i - - 117 
 
 David going in before the Lord. 2Sam. 7. 18-20 147 
 The Queen of Sheba vifiting Solomon, i Kings, 10. 1 
 
 177 
 Peter and John healing the cripple at the gate of the 
 
 Temple. Ads, 3. 1-3 _ . . 207 
 
 Paul taking leave of the Church at Ephefus. Ads, 
 
 20. 16, 17 - - - - - - 237 
 
 Paul relating the hiftory of his converfion before 
 
 Agrippa. Ads, 26. 1-3 - - _ 266 
 
 Onefimus the runaway lervant returned to his mafter. 
 
 Philemon, 1-3 - - - - . 295 
 
 The manifeftation of the Lord Jefus Chrift to John, 
 
 in the Ifle of Patmos. Rev. i. 9-n - 325 
 
 Scripture extrads. Part 2. 
 
 The vifion of the patriarch Jacob at Bethel. Gen. 28. 
 
 '-4 - - 357 
 
 HAWKER, Robert, D.D. [continued). 
 
 The fpies returned with their report from learching 
 
 the promifed land. Numb. 13. 1-3 ; 21. 23, 25 387 
 Aaron putting on incenfe, and making atonement for 
 
 the people. Numb. 16. 1—4 - - 416 
 
 The brazen ferpentin the wildernefs. Numb. 21.4, 5 
 
 445 
 The Lord Jefus Chrift at the Mount of Transfigura- 
 tion. Matt. 17. 1,2 - - - - 476 
 
 The Lord healing the man among the tombs, in the 
 
 country of the Gadarenes. Mark, 5. 1-5 507 
 
 The Lord Jefus curing a daughter of Abraham in the 
 
 Jewifh fynagogue. Luke, 13. 10, 11 - 53S 
 
 Chrift and the woman of Samaria. John, 4. 4— 7 568 
 
 The pool of Bethefda. John, 5. 1—4 - - 598 
 
 The Lord Jelus Chrift making his public entry into 
 
 Jerulalem. Matt. 21. 1-5 - - - 628 
 
 The Lord Jefus wafhing the feet of his difciples. 
 
 John, 13. 1-3 - - - - - 658 
 
 Shipwreck of the apoftle Paul. Ads, 27. 1-8 689 
 Vol. 6. The poor man's concordance and didionary of 
 the Sacred Scriptures. 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Portrait of an Englifh bifhop of the fixteenth century 3 
 Portrait of the Church, taken from life, according to the 
 ftatement of Holy Scripture - - - 113 
 
 Portrait of Jeremiah, confidered in reference to his ordi- 
 nation and miniftry, compared with that of modern 
 times - - - - - - - 151 
 
 Portrait of Nehemiah ----- 173 
 
 Vifits to and from Jefus upon the moft interefting occa- 
 fions and in the moft hallowed moments of life 215 
 The poor man's prayer-book formed from God's Scrip- 
 ture-book. With an appendix - - 301 
 Sweet morfels to hungry fouls in the Lord's Word, for 
 the Lord's people ... - - 427 
 Annual falutations; or, tokens of remembrance to the 
 fpiritual Church. 
 
 God's witnefTes, the everlafting confufion of all infidels, 
 
 and the everlafting comfort of all believers 491 
 
 The goings forth of Jehovah in his trinity of Perfons, 
 
 &c. ------- 505 
 
 Jehovah's pleafure in his people the culminating point 
 
 of all bleffednefs to his Church - - 521 
 
 The death of the Lord's faints precious in the Lord's 
 
 fight -.--.- 535 
 
 Death abolifhed, and life and immortality brought to 
 
 light by the gofpel - - - -551 
 
 Watchman! what of the night ? - - 569 
 
 What think ye of Chrift? the great queilion of the 
 
 gofpel -..---- 586 
 
 The folemn demand of Chrift, Luke, 18. 8 600 
 
 To the fpiritual Church of Chrift, greeting 614 
 
 On the ftate of the Church - - - 614 
 
 A farewell epiftle to the fpiritual church of our moft 
 
 glorious chrift . - . . . 634 
 
 Sketches of a journey to London in the fpring of the 
 
 year 1803, interfperfed with fpiritual refledions 647 
 
 Vol. 8. The poor man's morning and evening portions. 
 
 [Numerous editions in 2 vol. 12°., 32°., Sec] 
 
 Vol. 9. 
 Three letters to a barrifter, in anfwer to his Hints to the 
 
 Public and the Legiflature - - - - 5 
 
 [8°. Lond. 1808-9.] 
 Letter to Wm. Hale, Efq., in anfwer to his Addrels 
 
 upon the dangerous tendency of the London Female 
 
 Penitentiary . - . . . 174 
 
 Letter to Mr. Thomas Porter, in reply to his Defence of 
 
 Unitarianifm - - - - -219 
 
 Letter to an under-graduate, on the fubjed of the Bp. 
 
 of Peterborough's Queftions - - - 275 
 
 Three letters to the Rev. R. Polwhele - 359 
 
 Two letters to the Rev. John Stevens, on the fubjed ot 
 
 the pre-exiftence of the human foul of Chrift 439 
 
 ik
 
 I4ZI 
 
 1422 
 
 HAWKER, Robert, D.D. {continued). 
 
 The true gofpel, no yea and nay gofpel ; with appendix, 
 
 in anfwer to Verax - - - - 473 
 
 The true portrait of Antinomianifm ; being a letter to 
 
 the Rev. James Bidlake - - - - 517 
 
 Letter of thanks to the Rev. Thos. Smith, in anfwer to 
 
 his pamphlet, entitled. More Work for Dr. Hawker 
 
 555 
 
 Appeal to the people of England on the fubjedlof the 
 
 French Revolution - - . - 571 
 
 Zion's trumpet to the watchman upon her walls, the 
 
 Jews, &c. - - - - - -587 
 
 A fermon, with feven preordiums. Heb. 4. 14 651 
 
 A devout foldier ; a fermon. Afts, 10. 7 - 687 
 
 Witnefles for God ; a fermon in aid of the deaf and dumb. 
 
 Ifa. 43. 8-10 ------ 705 
 
 The prophecy of Ezekiel confidered - - 719 
 
 A comment on the 19th chapter of Ifaiah - 759 
 
 Thoughts on the Book of Revelations - - 772 
 
 Vol. 10. 
 Forty-eight tradls - . - - - 3 
 
 Catechifms and books for the ufe of children 571 
 
 Obituary of pious Chriftians : W. Coombs, Mary Le For- 
 tune, Edward Hayman, John Mofs, James Walker 733 
 Poetical pieces ------ 766 
 
 General index. 
 
 HAWKINS, Edward, D.D. 
 
 Provoft of Oriel College, Prebendary of Rochefter, and 
 Ireland ProfefTor. 
 
 A dillertation upon the ufe and importance of 
 unauthoritative tradition, as an introduttion to 
 the Chriftian dodlrines ; including the fubftance 
 of a fermon upon 2 ThelT. 2. 15. 8°. 
 
 Ox/. 1819 
 
 A review in Quart. Review, 21. 352. 
 
 Difcourfes upon fome of the principal objefts and 
 
 ufes of the hiftorical fcriplures of the Old 
 
 Teftament, preached before the Univerfity of 
 
 Oxford. 8°. Oxf. 1833 
 
 2 Kings, 14. 28. General defign of the old Scripture 
 
 hiftory ------- i 
 
 Rom. 3. 23, 24. Proof of human guilt and weaknefs, 
 fhewing the need of redemption and fandlification 27 
 Ifa. 63. 7. The divine goodnefs towards finful man be- 
 fore redemption ----- 51 
 
 Gen. 39. 2, 3. The hiftory of Providence. Its ufe and 
 value to chriftians - - - - - 81 
 
 Heb. II. 13. The divine faithfulnefs. Promifes 113 
 Gal. 3. 8. Anticipations of the gofpel in the old hifto- 
 rical Scriptures ----- 13^ 
 
 Appendix. 
 Heb. 9. 13, 14. On the extent and efficacy of the Mofaic 
 facrificial atonements - - - - 167 
 
 Sermon, i ThelT. 5. 21. The duty of private 
 judgment. 8°. ' Oxf. 1838 
 
 An inquiry into the connefted ufes of the prin- 
 cipal means of attaining Chriftian truth : in 
 eight fermons, preached at the Bampton Lec- 
 ture for the year 1 840. 8°. Oxf. 1 840 
 
 John, 17. 17. Introdudtory - - - - i 
 
 2 Theff. 2. 15. On the combined ufe of the Scriptures 
 
 and the Church ----- 35 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 14, 15. The Old Teftament how far intro- 
 
 dudlory to the New ----- 67 
 
 Matt. 22. 41-45. The ufe of the Scriptures and the 
 
 Church in combination as to dodlrines, exemplified in 
 
 the inftance of the divinity of Chrift - 105 
 
 Tit. I. 5. The ufe of the Scriptures and the Church in 
 
 combination, as to ordinances and inftitutions 145 
 
 2 Cor. I. 24. Church authority and Church privileges 
 
 183 
 
 HAWKINS, Edward, D.D. (continued). 
 
 I Cor. 14. 20. Ufe of reafon and judgment in order to 
 
 the attainment of Chriftian truth - - 221 
 
 I Cor. 2. 14. Illuminating grace - 263 
 
 Notes .----.-- 305 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. i. 6, 7. The apoftolical fuc- 
 ceflion. [Confecration of a bifliop. | Second 
 edit. 8°. Z,oW. 1842 
 
 Sermons on the Church, preached before the 
 Univerfity of Oxford. 8°. ioW. 1 847 
 
 Afts, 2. 47. General view of the Church - i 
 
 Matt. 28. 18-20. The Church the channel of divine 
 grace ------- 34 
 
 I Tim. 3. 14, 15. Office of the Church in refpeCl of 
 truth. (2 ferm.) ----- 62 
 
 I Cor. 5. 12, 13. Church difcipline - - 129 
 
 I Pet. 2. 4, 5. Duties of members of the Church as in- 
 dividuals ------ 163 
 
 Eph. 4. 1—6. Onenefs of the Church and unity of 
 Chriftians - - - - - - 194 
 
 An inaugural lefture upon the foundation ot 
 Dean Ireland's profeflbrfhip, read before the 
 Univerfity of Oxford, Nov. 2, 1847. With 
 brief notices of the founder, i-viii. Pp. 59. 
 8°. Land. 1848 
 
 HAWKINS, Ernest, B.D. 
 
 Fellow of Exeter College, Prebendary of St. Paul's, and 
 Secretary to the Society for Propagation of the Golpel. 
 
 Sermon, Ephef. 4. 1-3. Chriftian forbearance. 
 [Sexagefima.] 8°. Oxf. 1842 
 
 Hiftorical notices of the miflions of the Church 
 of England in the Colonies, previous to the 
 independence of the United States ; chiefly 
 from MS. documents of the Society for the 
 Propagation of the Gofpel in Foreign Parts. 
 8°. Land. 1845 
 
 HAWKINS, Henry and Lsstitia Matilda. 
 
 Sermonets addrefled to thofe who have not yet 
 acquired, or who may have loft, the inclina- 
 tion to apply the power of attention to com- 
 pofitions of a higher kind. 8°. Lof/J. 18 14 
 
 HAWKINS, John, M.A. 
 
 The certainty and evidence of a future ftate. 
 Being the fubftance of two fermons [i Cor. 
 15. 19]. 8°, Lofid. 1725 
 
 HAWKINS, Thomas. 
 
 A commentary on the Firft, Second, and Third 
 Epiftles ofSt. John. 8°. Ha/fax, 1 80S 
 
 HAWKINS, Thomas. 
 
 The Chriftiad. 8°. Z^W. 1853 
 
 HAWKINS, William, M.A. 
 
 Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford. M.A. 1744. 
 Frofeffor of Poetry 175 1. Afterwards became Prebendary 
 of Wells, Reftor of Cafterton, Rutlandftiire, and Vicar of 
 Whitchurch, Dorfet. 
 Sermon, Job, 36. 26. The pretences ofenthu- 
 
 fiafts as grounded in the Articles of the Church, 
 
 confidered and confuted. 8°. Oxf. ijSg 
 
 Sermon, 2 Tim. 2. 1 5. The pretences of en- 
 
 thufiafts, confidered and confuted. 8°. 
 
 Oxf 1769 
 Difcourfes on Scripture myfteries, preached 1787, 
 
 at the Lefture founded by the Rev. John
 
 1423 
 
 1424 
 
 HAWKINS, WiU'mm, M.A. (continued i. 
 
 Bampton, M.A. With notes, illuftrative and 
 
 Oxf. 1787 
 
 Gal. 1. 7 - - - 159 
 
 I Cor. 15. 12. (2 fer.) 202 
 Annotations - 275 
 
 I 
 
 Ecclef. 3. 23 - 
 
 - 213 
 
 25 
 
 Pla. 31.7- 
 
 233 
 
 49 
 
 Mark, 16. 16 - 
 
 - 251 
 
 79 
 
 Matt. 28. 19 
 
 271 
 
 95 
 
 Tit. 3. 4, 5 - 
 
 - 291 
 
 119 
 
 Eph. 5. 2 - 
 
 309 
 
 133 
 
 Luke, 22. 19, 20 
 
 - 325 
 
 149 
 
 Prov. 22. 6 - 
 
 343 
 
 169 
 
 Matt. 19. 26 - 
 
 - 363 
 
 critical. 
 
 John, 18. 38 - - I 
 John, 5. 39 - 25 
 
 Ads, I. 3 (2 fer.) - 55 
 
 1 John, 5. 20 - 133 
 
 HAWKINS, William, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 23. 10. On baptifm. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1827 
 HAWKYNS, George, M.A. 
 
 RedorofSt. Mary-at-Hill. 
 
 Sermon, Ecclel". 12. 13. [Eleftion of Ld. Mayor.] 
 
 4°. LoK^. 173 1 
 
 Sermon, i Tim. 2. 2. Godlinefs and honefty 
 
 the foundation and fupport of government. 
 
 [Nov. 5.] 4°. LoKi/. 1744 
 
 HAWTREY, Charles, Vicar of Bampton, Ox- 
 
 fordfliire. 
 Sermons on various fubjedls. 8°. Oxf. 1797 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17 
 I John, 4. 16. 2 fer. 
 Rom. 8. 29. 2 fer. 
 Adls, 3. 19 - 
 Rom. 15. 8, 9 
 Matt. 2. I, 2 
 Lam. I. 12 
 I Cor. 15. 20 
 John, 14. 16, 17. 2 f. 
 
 HAWTREY, C. S., M.A., Vicar of Whifton, 
 
 Monmouthfliire, and Miniftcr of the Epifcopal 
 
 Jews' Chapel, Bethnal Green. 
 Sermon, Rev. 3. 19. Funeral, on the death of 
 
 H.R.H. the Princefs Charlotte Augufta. 8°. 
 
 Lorul. 1 8 17 
 HAWTREY, Montague, M.A. 
 Sponfors for the poor. Sm. 8°. Lofid. 1 840 
 HAY, Thomas, A.M., Chaplain to the Houfe 
 
 of Commons. 
 Sermon, Rom. 13. 5. [Jan. 30.] 4°. L. 1793 
 HAY, WiUiam, Efq. 
 
 A pious and amiable gentleman, and an agreeable writer. 
 Born at Glenburne, Suffex, about 1700. Educated at Ox- 
 ford, whence he removed to the Temple. In 1734 eledled 
 member for Sleaford, which he reprefented till his death. 
 Became Keeper of the Records in the Tower. Died 1755. 
 In his Effay on Deformity he defcants with humour and 
 liveiinefs on his own perlonal imperfedlion. His works 
 were publifhed in 2 vol. 4°. Lond. 1794. 
 
 Religio philofophi ; or, the principles of morality 
 and Chriftianity illuftrated from a view of the 
 univerfe and of man's fituation in it. 8°. 
 
 LoK^. 1753 
 
 An effay on deformity. 8°. Lond. 1754* 
 
 HAYES, Richard, Teacher of Mathematics. 
 
 An eftimate of places for life ; fhewing how 
 many years' purchafe a place for life is worth. 
 8°. Lond. 1728 
 
 HAYLEY, William, D.D., Dean of Chichefter, 
 and Reftor of St. Giles's-in-the-Fields. 
 
 Sermon, Ezra, 8. 21. [Fail for the bleffmg of 
 God upon the confultations of Parliament.] 
 4°. Lond. 1696 
 
 HAYNE, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 A learned ichoolmafter. Born 158 1. Entered of Lin- 
 coln College, Oxford, 1599- One of the ufhers of Mer- 
 chant Tailors' Ichool, London, 1604. Afterwards Ufher 
 at Chrift's Hofpital. Died 1645. He was a noted critic, 
 an excellent linguift, and a folid divine. 
 
 The general view of the Holy Scriptures ; or, 
 the times, places, and perfons, in handling 
 whereof is fhewed God's dealing with man- 
 kind, and occafion is given to explain fundry 
 difficult places of Scripture, and to fet forth 
 the lives of kings, patriarchs, prophets, and 
 faints, all leading unto Jefus Chrift. Second 
 edition, revifed, and very much enlarged. 
 Folio. Lond. 1640 
 
 The equal wayes of God for reftifying the un- 
 equal wayes of man, briefly and clearly drawn 
 from the Sacred Scriptures. Second edition, 
 enlarged. 12°. Lond. 1639 
 
 HAYNES, Hopton, Efq. 
 
 Aflay-mafter of the Mint. A Socinian writer. Born 
 1672 ; died 1750. 
 
 The revolution and anti-revolution principles 
 ftated and compared, the conftitution explained and vin- 
 dicated, and the juftice and neceifity of excluding the 
 Pretender, maintained againft the book entituled, Here- 
 ditary Right of the Crown of England afferted. By the 
 author of the Two Diffwafives againft Jacobitifm. Pp. 
 92. 8^. Lond. 1714 
 
 The Scripture account of the attributes and wor- 
 Ihip of God; and of the charafter and offices 
 of Jefus Chrift. Second edit. 8°. Lond. 1790 
 
 HAYS, Mary. 
 
 Female biography, or memoirs of illuftrious and 
 
 celebrated women, of all ages and countries, 
 
 alphabetically arranged. 6 vol. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1803 
 
 Vol.1. Abrafla— Blanche of Caftille. 
 
 Vol. 2. E. Bland— Catherine II. 
 
 Vol. 3. Catherine II. continued — Cynifca. 
 
 Vol. 4. Mad. Dacier — Lady Lumley. 
 
 Vol. 5. Mary Queen of Scots — Mrs. Dudley North. 
 
 Vol. 6. Odavia — Zenobia. 
 
 HAYTER, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Bifhop of Norwich 1749. Tranflated to London 1761. 
 Died 1762. 
 
 A Ihort view of fome of the general arts of con- 
 troverfy made ufe of by the advocates for Infidelity. A 
 charge delivered to the clergy of the archdeaconry of 
 York. A primary vifitation, June 28, 1732. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1732 
 Sermon, Pfa. 89. 20-24. [Acceflion.] 4°. Lond. 1746 
 Sermon, l Pet. 2. 17. [Jan. 30.] 4°. Lond. 1750 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 7. 31. Preached before the king. Drawn 
 up for the ufe of their Royal Highnefles George Prince 
 of Wales, and Prince Edward. 4°. Lond. 1752 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 122. 8, 9. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. Ire- 
 land.] 4°. Lond. 1754 
 Sermon, Rev. 14. 6, 7. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. Lond. 1755 
 Sermon, Matt. 18. 10, it. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1756 
 Sermon, Luke, 9. II. [London Hofpital.] 4°. Lond. 1759 
 
 HAYWARD, A., Efq, QjC. 
 
 Remarks on the law regarding marriage with the 
 fifter of a deceafed wife. Third edition. Pp. 
 28. 8°. Lond. 1846
 
 1425 
 
 1426 
 
 HAYWARD, C, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 25. 35. [French Clergy Re- 
 fugees.] 8°. Colchefter, 1793 
 HAYWARD, Sir John, LL.D. 
 
 An Engliih hiftorian and pious writer. Educated at 
 Cambridge. Received the honour of knighthood 1619. 
 Died 1627. 
 David's tears. [Meditations on the penitential 
 
 pfalms, with prayers.] iz°. Lond. 1636 
 
 The fanfluarie of a troubled foule. 12°. Lond. 
 The fecond part of the Sandluarie of a Troubled 
 
 Soule. [Meditations and devotions.] 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1649 
 The life and reign of King Edward VI. 
 
 Kennet, Bp. Hill, of England, vol. 2 
 Other works : The Right of Succeflion afferted, 4°., 
 1603. A Treatife on the Union of England and Scotland, 
 4°., 1604. The Lives of the Three Norman Kings of Eng- 
 land, William I., William II., and Henry I., 4'^., Lond. 
 1630. Reprinted in the Harleian Mifcellany, vol. 2 and 
 9, Of Supremacie in Affaires of Religion, 4°., 1624, &c. 
 
 HAYWARD, S. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 8. 17. Anearneft and afFeftionate 
 addrefs to young perfons, of various charafters. 
 [Jan. I.] To which is added, A fhort addrefs 
 to parents and heads offamilies. 8°. L. 1756 
 
 HAYWOOD, William, D.D. 
 
 Vicar of St. Giles's-in-the Fields, Prebendary of Weft- 
 
 minfter, and Chaplain in Ordinary. 
 
 Two fermons, by way of preparative, upon the 
 Articles of the Creed. [On i Cor. 13. 13, 
 and Heb. 11. 6.] 4°. Lond. 1642 
 
 HEAD, Mrs. Thomasen. 
 
 The pious mother ; or, evidences for heaven, 
 written in 1650 for the benefit of her child- 
 ren. Publilhed from the original MS., by James 
 Franks, A.M., Curate of Halifax. 12°. n. d. 
 
 HEAP, Henry. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 23. 42, 43. The prayer of the 
 dying thief, and our Lord's gracious anfwer : occafioned 
 by the death of Joliah Paine, who was executed tor 
 fheep-ftealing. To which is added, an account of his 
 converfion to God. 12°. Lond. 1829 
 
 HEARN, Edward M., M.A. 
 
 " The Romans fhall come and take away both our 
 place and nation." [John, 11. 48.] Treated 
 hiftorically in connexion with the prophecy 
 of the man of fin. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 HEARNE, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 A Nonjuror, an eminent antiquary and indefatigable col- 
 
 Ie£lor and editor of books and manufcripts. Born at White 
 
 Waltham 1678, of poor parents, but by the p.Ttronage of 
 
 Francis Cherry, Efq., educated at Edmund Hall, Oxford, 
 
 Afliftant-librarian of the Bodleian Library 1701. Died 
 
 1735. His editions of early Englifli hillorians are in great 
 
 reputation, and of great rarity and price. 
 
 Duftor hifloricus ; or, a fhort fyflem. of univerfal 
 
 hiftory, and an introdudlion to the fludy of 
 
 that fcience. 8°. Lond. 1698 
 
 An account of all the confiderable pamphlets 
 
 that have been publi/hed on either fide in the prefent 
 
 controverfy between the Bifhop of Bangor, and others, 
 
 to the end of the year 1718. With occafionnl obferva- 
 
 tions on them. By Philanagnoftes Criticus. Pp. 46. 
 
 F. I. 8°. Lond. 1719 
 
 I 
 
 HEARNE, Thomas, M.A. {continued). 
 
 A continuation of the account of all the confider- 
 able pamphlets that have been publifhed on either fide 
 in the prefent controverfy, between the Bifhop of Bangor 
 and others, to the end of the year 1 7 19. With occa- 
 fional obfervations on them. Ff. 2. Pp. 31. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1720 
 
 An account of all the confiderable books and 
 pamphlets that have been wrote on either fide in the 
 controverfy concerning the Trinity, fince the year 1712. 
 In which is alfo contained, an account of the pamphlet* 
 writ this laft year on each fide by the Diflenters, to the 
 end of the year 1719. Pp. 36. 8°. Lond. 1720 
 
 Free thoughts on Mr. Woolfton and his writings. 
 In a letter to a gentleman at Leyden. Second edition. 
 To which is prefixed, A catalogue of all the books that 
 have been wrote, pro and con, in the Woolftonian con- 
 troverfy ; with the names of their feveral authors ; and 
 their refpedtive prices. Pp. (6.) 30. 8°. Lond. 1730 
 Liber Niger Scaccarii, necnon Wilhelmi Wor- 
 ceflrii annales rerum Anglicarum, cum prae- 
 fatione et appendice Thoms Hearnii, ad edi- 
 tionem primam Oxonii editam. Editio altera, 
 accedunt charts antiquas et opufcula varia 
 hiftoriam et antiquitates Angliae fpeflantia ; et 
 antehac inedita. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1774 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Liber Niger Scaccarii - - . . . 1 
 
 Charta Edwardi IV. ----- *397 
 
 Charta Elizabethse ----- *4C9 
 
 Charta Regis Caroli *4i9 
 
 De Jocalibus Regis ----- *46i 
 
 De Univerfitate Oxon. - - - . *465 
 
 De Ponte Londini . - . . - *470 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Catalogus tenentium terras in Line, fcire temp. Henricill. 
 
 399 
 
 Wilhelmi Wyrcefler annales rerum Anglicarum [1324— 
 1491J - - - - _- - 424 
 
 Mifcellaneous pieces relating to the hiftory and antiqui- 
 ties of Great Britain published from original manu- 
 fcripts 1 77 1. Foundation of Jefus Hofpitall in Chip- 
 ping Barnet, &c. - - - - - 715 
 
 Index. 
 
 (Life of) See Lives. 
 
 HEATH, D. J., M.A., Vicar of Brading, Ifle of 
 
 Wight. 
 The future human kingdom of Chrift ; or, man's 
 heaven to be this earth. A folution of the 
 Calviniftic and other chief difficulties in theo- 
 logy, by diftinguifhing the faved nations from 
 the glorified faints. 8°. ZoW. 1852 
 
 A brief account of the Scottifh and Italian mis- 
 fions to the Anglo-Saxons. Collcdled from Bede, and 
 the beft hiftorians, and thrown into the form of a chro- 
 nicle. Illuftrated with a coloured map. Pp. ii. 22. 
 roval 8°. Und. 1845 
 
 HEATH, Rev. George. 
 
 The hiftory of Briflol. 18°. Bnflol, ijgj 
 
 HEATHCOTE, Ralph, D.D. 
 
 A divine and mifcellaneous writer. Born at Barrow- 
 upon-Soar, Leicefterfhire, 172 1. Studied at Jefus College, 
 Cambridge. Vicar of Bark by, Leicefterfhire, 1748. As- 
 fiftant-preacher of Lincoln's-Inn 1753. Vicar of Sileby 
 1765. Re<Stor of Sawtry-all-Saints 1766. Prebendary of 
 Southwell 1768. Died 1795. He was one of the writers 
 of the General Didlionary, jo vol. folio. 
 
 The ufe of reafon afferted in matters of religion ; 
 or, natural religion the foundation of revealed. In anfwer 
 
 4 '^
 
 1427 
 
 1428 
 
 HEATHCOTE, Ralph, D.D. {continued). 
 
 to Dr. Patten's Adt fermon. Second edition, correfted. 
 Pp. 104. 8^. Lord. 1756 
 
 A difcourfe, Rom. i . 20. Upon the being of 
 God : againft Atheifts. In two fermons, preacfied in 
 the church of St. James, Weftminfter, March the 7th, 
 and April the 4th, 1763, at the Ledure founded by the 
 Hon. Robert Boyle, Efq. Pp. iv. 4°. Lond. 1763 
 
 This rare pamphlet contains all that Dr. Heathcote fublijhed 
 
 of his Boyle LeElures. 
 
 The Irenarch ; or, juftice of the peace's manual. 
 
 I. Mifcellaneous refleftions upon laws, policy, manners, 
 &c. &c. In a dedication to William Lord Mansfield. 
 
 II. An aflize fermon. [Micah, 6. 8. Morality and re- 
 ligion effential to fociety.] 8°. Lond. 1 78 1 
 
 HEAVEN open to all men ; or, a theological 
 treatife, in which, without unfettling the prac- 
 tice of religion, is folidly proved by Scripture 
 and reafon, that all men fhall be faved, or 
 made finally happy. 8°. Lond. 1 743 
 
 A candid examination of that celebrated piece of fophiftry, 
 entitled, Heaven open to all Men. In a letter to a gen- 
 tleman in Town. Pp. 85. 8°. Lond. 1752 
 
 Heaven open to all men ; or univerfal redemp- 
 tion afferted and vindicated from Scripture, 
 the attributes of the Deity, and the reafon and 
 nature of things : defigned to explode thofe 
 narrow principles which fome have incul- 
 cated, and to excite a general piety and charity 
 amongft mankind, i-vii. Pp. 78. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1766 
 
 HEBBES, Thomas, A.M., of Trinity College, 
 Camb., Vicar of Hernhill, Kent, Lefturer of 
 Kenfmgton, Middlefex. 
 
 Sermons. 8'^. Lond. 1802 
 
 Col. I. 12 
 Dan. 9. 9 
 Pfa. 119. 165 
 Matt. II. 28 
 
 97 
 127 
 158 
 186 
 
 Col. 3. 14 - - I 
 
 Prov. 16. 20 - 33 
 
 Jer. 7. 3 - - - 53 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 6 - - 78 
 
 HEBER, Reginald, D.D., Bilhop of Calcutta 
 
 An eminent divine, and elegant poet. Born at Malpas, 
 Chefhire, 1783. Educated at Brafenofe College, Oxford. 
 Recftor of Hodnet about 1809. Preacher to Lincoln's-Inn 
 1822. Bifhop of Calcutta 1823. Died 1826. 
 Hymns written and adapted to the weekly 
 Church-fervice of the year. A new edition. 
 12°. Lond. 1838 
 
 Poetical works. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Paleftine. Europe. The paflage of the Red Sea. Hymns. 
 Tranflations of Pindar. Morte d'Arthur. Mifcel- 
 laneous poems. Carmen Seculare, a prize poem. 
 A new edition was publiflied in 1850. 
 
 The perfonality and office of the Chriftian Com- 
 forter afferted and explained, in a courfe of 
 fermons on John, 16. 7, preached 181 5, at 
 the Ledure founded by the late Rev. John 
 Bampton, M.A. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1818 
 
 In this edition the author has " retrenched fuperfluities, 
 corrected errors, and explained what was capable of being 
 mifunderftood." The work includes two ledlures on the 
 infpired authority of the New Teftament. 
 
 Review in Quart. Review, 17. 338. 
 
 Parifh fermons. Sermons on the LefTons, the 
 Gofpel, or the Epiftle, for every Sunday in the 
 year, and for week-day feftivals ; preached in 
 
 HEBER, Bifhop (continued). 
 
 the parifh church of Hodnet, Salop. Fifth 
 edition. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 Vol. 1. Advent to Whitfunday. 
 
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 HEBRAIC.^ grammatices rudimenta. In uAim 
 fcholas Weftmonafterienfis. Pp. 28. 8°. 
 
 Lonti. 1750 
 HEDENUS, J. Q. 
 Sciffio veftium Hebraeis ac Gentilibus ufitata. 
 
 Ugolinus, 29. 1025 
 HEDERICUS, or HEDERICH, Benjamin. 
 
 A learned philologift. Born 16755 died 1748. 
 Gracum lexicon manuale, Larcheri. 4°. 
 
 LonJ. 1825 
 HEEREBOORD, Adrianus. 
 Philofophia naturalis, cum commentariis peripa- 
 teticis. Sm. 8°. Oxon. 1668 
 
 HEFELE, Charles Joseph. 
 Patrum apoftolicorum opera, textum ex edition - 
 ibus prasftantiflimis repetitum recognovit, an- 
 notationibus illuftravit, verfionem Latinam 
 emendatiorem, prolegomena et indices. Editio 
 altera, curis fecundis aufla et emendata. 8°. 
 
 TuL 1842 
 
 Prolegomena. 
 
 Barnabas epiftola Catholica. 
 
 Clementis ad Corinthios epiftola i. 
 
 Ignatii epiftolae ad Ephefios, ad Magnefios, ad Trallianos, 
 
 ad Romanes, ad Philadelphenfes, ad Smyrnaeos, ad 
 
 Polycarpum. 
 Martyrium Ignatii. 
 Polycarpi epiftola ad Philippenfes. 
 Martyrium S. Polycarpi. 
 Anonymi epiftola ad Diognetum. 
 Hermae Paftor. 
 Indices. 
 
 HEGEL, G. W. F. 
 
 Born at Stuttgart 1770. Profeflbr of Philofophy at Jena 
 1805. Reftor of the Gymnafium at Niirnberg, 1808. 
 Profeflbr of Philofophy at Heidelberg 1815, and at Berlin 
 1818. Died 1831. 
 
 Werke, vollftandige Aufgabe durch einen Verein 
 von Freunden des Verewigten. 1 8 vol. 8°. 
 and fupplement. .5 ^r/z>?, 1834-45* 
 
 Vol. I. Philofophifche Abhandlungen, von Michelet. 
 
 1845. 
 Vol. 2. Ph'anomenologie des Geiftes, von J. Schulze. 
 
 1841. 
 Vol. 3-5. 'Wiflenfchaft der Logik, von L. von Henning. 
 
 1841. 
 Vol. 6. Encyclop'ddie der philofoph. Wiflenfchaften, 
 
 Vol. I. Logik. 1840. 
 Vol. 7. Part I. Vol 2. Naturphilofophie. 1842. 
 Vol. 7. Part 2. Vol. 3. Philofophie des Geiftes. 1845. 
 Vol.8. Philofophie des Rechts, von E. Gans. 1840. 
 Vol. 9. Vorlefungen iiber die Philofophie der Ges- 
 
 chichte, von E. Gans. 1840. 
 Vol.10. 1-3. Vorlefungen iiber Aefthetik, von Hotho. 
 
 1843. 
 Vol. II, 12. Philofophie der Religion, von Marhein- 
 
 ecke. 1840. 
 Vol. 13-15. Gefchichte der Philofophie, von Michelet. 
 
 1844. 
 Vol. 16, 17. Vermifchte Schriften. 1834. 
 Vol. 18. Philofophifche Propadeutik, von Rofenkranz. 
 
 1840. 
 
 Suppl. Hegel's Leben von K. Rofenkranz, portrait. 
 
 1844. 
 
 Hegel's Lehre von der Religion und Kunft von 
 
 dem Standpunfte des Glaubens aus beurtheilt. 
 
 go. Leipz. 1842
 
 H3» 
 HEGESIPPUS, or EGESIPPUS. 
 
 An ecclefiaftical hiftorian of the fecond century, ori- 
 ginally a Jew, but converted to the Chriftian faith. He 
 was at Rome, 157. Died about iSo. He wrote an Eccle- 
 fiaftical Hiftory from the commencement of the Chriftian 
 era to his own time, of which only a few fragments remain. 
 The firft work noted below has been erroneoufly afcribed 
 to him. 
 De bello Judaico et urbis Hierofolymitanse excidio 
 
 libri V. Bibl. Max. Patr. 5, 1123 
 
 Fragmenta, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 2. 59 ; Grabe, Spicil. 
 2. 205; Routh, Reliquiae, i. 205 
 
 See Lardner's Works, vol. 2, for fome curious extradls 
 tranflated. 
 
 HEIDEGGER, John Henry. 
 
 A Proteftant divine of Switzerland. Born near Zurich 
 3633. He was fucceflively Profeflor of Hebrew and Phi- 
 lofophy at Heidelberg, of Divinity and Ecclefiaftical Hiftory 
 at Steinfort, and of Morality and Divinity at Zurich. Died 
 1698. 
 
 Concilii Tridentini anatome hiftorico-theologica. 
 In qua pra^mifTo concilii textu, poft narratam 
 ejufdem hiftoriam, et fubjundlas hiftoriae notas, 
 iilque infertas vindicias Petri Suave Polani. 
 8^. Tiguri, 1672 
 
 Enchiridion Biblicum. Leflioni facrs, analyfi 
 general! fingulorum V. et N. Teft. librorum, et delibato 
 capitum argumento ; praemiffis quinetiam ad notitiam 
 cujufque libri de authore, fumma, fcopo, chronologia, 
 partitione, &c. notis fubnexa libris fingulis tabula, 
 fynoptica, denique expreffis interpret! bus veteribus, refor- 
 matis, Auguftanis, pontificiis, et Hebrasis, unice infer- 
 viens. Editio tertia. 8°. Tiguri, 1703 
 
 Hiiloire du Papifme, ou abrege de I'hiiloire de 
 
 I'Eglife Romaine. 2 vol. 12°. ala Haye,\~oo 
 Hiftoria facra patriarcharum, exercitationes fe- 
 
 lefts. 2 vol. 4°. Jmjt. 1667-81 
 
 Vol. I. 1667. 
 
 De ceconomia patriarcharum. 
 
 De politia patriarcharum. 
 
 De ecclefia et theologia patriarcharum. 
 
 De Adamo et Eva, Caino et Habele, Sethitis et 
 Cainitis. 
 
 De polygamia Lamechi. 
 
 De theologia Cainitarum et idololatria antediluviana. 
 
 De raptu Enochi, de prophetia Enochi. 
 
 De Nephilim, feu gigantibus antediluvianis. 
 
 De anno, aetate et longavitate patriarcharum. 
 
 De efu carnium retro diluvium licito. 
 
 De lingua et Uteris patriarcharum. 
 
 De area Noetica. 
 
 De diluvio Noetico. 
 
 De palingenefia mundi. , 
 
 De prophetia Noetica. 
 
 De turri Babel et confufione labii. 
 
 De difperfione gentium. 
 
 De patriarchis gentium, Japhetis, Chanitis et Semitis. 
 Vol. 2. 1 67 1. 
 
 De patriarchis Chaldsis. 
 
 De Melchifedico. 
 
 De Abrahamo. 
 
 De raptu Sarae gemino. 
 
 De bello Pentapolitano. 
 
 De Hagare et Ifmaele. 
 
 De fcedere'Abrahamico ejufque figno circumcifionis. 
 
 De excidio Sodomae. 
 
 De tentatione Abraham! et ligatione Ifaci. 
 
 De finu Abrahas. 
 
 De Ifaco, Efaro, Jacobo. 
 
 De teftamento Ifaci. 
 
 1432 
 
 HEIDEGGER, John Henry (continued). 
 
 De Jacobi peregrinatione Mefopotamica. 
 
 De Icala Jacobi. 
 
 De monomachia Jacobi. 
 
 De duodecim patriarchis. 
 
 De Dudaim Rubenis. 
 
 De hiftoria Jofephi. 
 
 De Jacobi METOIKE2IA in iEgyptum. 
 
 De ultimis Jacobi. 
 
 De benedidtionibus xii. patriarcharum. 
 
 De annis patriarcharum poft diluvium. 
 
 HEIDELBERG CATECHISM, ufed for the 
 inftruftion of children and grown perfons in 
 Holland. 12°. Lond. 1773 
 
 HEIDEN, Sebaldus. 
 
 Adverfus hypocritas calumniatores, fuper falfo 
 fibi inuftam hsrefeos nota, de inverfa catilena, 
 qus Salve regina incipit. Sm. 8°. /. /. 1524 
 
 HEINROTH, J. Ch. A. 
 
 Born 1773. Doflor and Profeffor of Medicine at Leipzig 
 
 1819. 
 
 Gefchichte und Kritik des Myfticifmus aller be- 
 kannten Volker und Zeiten, eine Beitrage zur 
 Seelen-heilkunde. 8°. Leipf. 1830* 
 
 On education and felf-formation bafed upon phy- 
 fical, intelledlual, moral, and religious princi- 
 ples. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 HEINSIUS, Daniel. 
 
 A celebrated fcholar and critic. Born at Ghent 1580. 
 Studied at Leyden under Scaliger, whom he fucceeded as 
 Profeflor of Politics and Hiftory. He was alfo Librarian 
 to the Univerfity. Died 1655. 
 
 Ariftarchus facer, five ad Nonni in Johannem 
 metaphrafin exercitationes, accedit Nonni et 
 S Evangeliftae contextus. Gr. et Lat. Sm. 8°. 
 Lugd. Bat. 1627 
 Sacrarum exercitationum ad Novum Teftamentum 
 libri XX. in quibus contextus facer illuftratur, 
 SS. Patrum aliorumque fententiae examinantur, 
 interpretationes denique antique aliasque ad 
 eum expenduntur. Quibus Arillarchus Sacer, 
 emendatior, nee paulo auflior, indicefque ali- 
 quot uberrimi accedunt. Folio. 
 
 L. Bat. Elz. 1639 
 Operum hiftoricorum collcftio. 8°. L.Bat. 1673 
 Pars I. Tradtatus theologico-politici. 
 Pars 2. Philofophia S. Scripturae interpres. 
 
 HELE, Arthur, Mailer of the Free-School in 
 Bafmgftoke. 
 
 The Four Gofpels harmonifed and reduced into 
 one ; or, the hiftory of our Saviour digefted 
 according to the order of time and delivered 
 in the words of the evangelifts, with notes 
 from the moft approved authors. 8°. 
 
 Reading, 1750 
 
 HELE, Richard. 
 
 Mafter of the School belonging to the Church of Sarum. 
 Selcdl offices of private devotion, viz. I. An 
 office of daily devotion ; II. An office of 
 humiliation to be ufed on the days of retire- 
 ment for the more folemn exercife of repent- 
 ance ; III. An office for the Lord's day ; 
 IV. An office for the holy communion. With 
 
 I
 
 H33 
 
 H34 
 
 H£L£, Richard (continued). 
 
 large coUeflions out of the Holy Scripture. 
 8°. Lone/. 17 1 7 
 
 Seleft offices of private devotion. New and im- 
 proved edition. 8°. Land. i%T,\ 
 
 HELIODORUS of Lariffa. 
 
 A Greek mathematician. 
 
 Capita opticorum. Gale, T. Opufcula 
 
 HELLADIUS. 
 
 An Egyptian grammarian, native of Antinoe. Flouriflied 
 under Conltantine the Great. 
 
 Chreftomathia, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Meurfii Opera, 6. 289 
 HELLIER, Henry, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 15. 4. Concerning the obligation 
 
 of oaths. 4°. Oxf. 1688 
 
 HELPERIC [or CHILPERIC]. 
 
 Monk of St. Gallup. Flourifhed 980. 
 Liber de computo ecclefiaftico. 
 
 Fez, Thefaur. ii. P. ii. 183 
 HELPIDIUS. See Rusticus. 
 HELVICUS, Christopher, D.D. 
 
 A divine of great learning. Born near Franckfort 1581. 
 Studied at Marpurg. ProfelTor of Divinity at Gieffen 1610. 
 Died 1616. His Theatrum Hiftoricum, or New Syftem 
 of Chronology, has been tranflated into Engliih and pub 
 lifhed in folio, but it is not confidered accurate. 
 Defiderium matris Evae. Crit. Sac. i. P. I 
 
 Protevangelion Paradifiacum. Ibid. I. P. 2 
 
 HELVICUS, Martinus. 
 Diatribe de LXX. hebdomadis Danielis. 
 
 Crit. Sac. 4 
 Sceptrum Judse. Ibid. I. P. 2 
 
 HELYOT, Peter, or Father Hippolytus. 
 
 Of Bridih extradlion. Born at Paris 1660. Member of 
 the Francifcan Order of Picpus 1683. Died 1716. The 
 four laft volumes of his Hiftory were edited by Father Louis 
 aflifted by Max. Bullot. The firft edition, 1714, is the 
 beft, on account of its containing the firft impreffions of 
 the plates. Yet fome copies are inferior, and in fome in- 
 ftances very fine impreflions are found in the edition of 
 1721. It is the moft complete work of the kind, and 
 held in much efteem. 
 
 Hiftoire des ordres monaftiques religieux et mili- 
 taires, et des congregations feculiers de I'un et 
 I'autre fcxe, qui ont ete etablies jufqu'a pre- 
 fent, contenant leur origine, leur fondation, 
 leur progres, les evenements les plus confidera- 
 bles qui y font arrives ; la decadence des uns 
 et leur fuppreffion ; I'agrandiffement des autres, 
 par le moyen difFerentes reformes qui y ont 
 ete introduites, les vies de leurs fondateurs et 
 de leurs reformateurs : avec des figures qui re- 
 prefentent tous les difFerens habillemens de 
 ces ordres et de ces congregations. 8 vol. 4°. 
 
 Par. 1721 
 Vol. I. 
 Catalogue des livres qui traitent des ordres monaftiques, 
 
 religieux, militaires, et des congregations feculieres. 
 Les ordres de S. Antoine, S. Bafile, et des autres fonda 
 teurs de la vie monaftlque en Orient, avec les ordres 
 militaires qui ont fuivi leur regie. 
 Vol. 2. Les congregations des chanoines reguliers et 
 des chanoinefTes regulieres, avec les Ordres militaires 
 qui y ont rapport. 
 
 HELYOT, Peter {continued). 
 
 Vol. 3. Toutes les differentes congregations, et les ordrei 
 militaires qui ont ete foumis a la regie de S. Auguftin, 
 Hofpitalicrs, Dominicains, &c. 
 
 Vol. 4. L'ordres militaires qui ont ete foumis a la regie 
 de S. Auguftin ; Juite, Thcatins, Hofpitaliers, Urfu- 
 lines, &c. 
 
 Vol. 5. Les differentes congregations, et les ordres mili- 
 taires qui ont etc foumis a la regie de S. Bcnoit. 
 L'ordre de Cluni, Camaldules, &c. 
 
 Vol. 6. Les differentes congregations, les ordres mili- 
 taires, et les chanoinefies feculieres qui ont ete foumife* 
 a leur regie de S. Benoit. Suite, La Trappe, Tem- 
 pliers, Benedidlins de S. Maur, &c. 
 
 Vol. 7. Les ordres de S. Franjois, et autres qui ont des 
 regies particulieres. Freres Mineurs, Hofpitalieres, 
 Chartreufes, Minimes, La Compagnie de Jefus, &c. 
 
 Vol. 8. Toutes les congregations feculieres de I'un et 
 I'autre fexe, et les ordres militaires et des chevaleries 
 qui ne font foumis a aucune des regies de religion. 
 
 HEMING. 
 
 An Englifli monk. Flourifhed 1095. 
 Vita Wlfiani. Wharton, Anglia Sacra, i. 467 
 HEMINGE, Nicholas, D.D. 
 
 A learned Danifh divine. Born in the ifland of Laland 
 1513. Educated at the Univerfity of Wittemberg, w-here 
 he was one of Melanfthon's moft conftant auditors for five 
 years. Became minifter of the Church of the Holy Ghoft 
 at Copenhagen and ProfelTor of Hebrew, and in 1557 
 Profeffor of Divinity. Canon of Rofchild I 579. Died 1600. 
 A poftill ; or, expofition of the gofpels that are 
 ufually read in the churches of God upon the 
 Sundayes and feaft dayes of faintes. Trans- 
 lated by Arthur Golding. Black letter. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1569 
 
 Other works tranflated : Commentary on Ephefians, 4.°. 
 Lond. 1581. The Preacher, 16°. 1574. Commentary on 
 the Epiftie of James, 4°. 1577, &c. 
 
 HEMINGFORD, Walter de. 
 
 A learned canon of Gifborough Abbey in Yorkftiire. 
 Died 1347. His Chronicle extends from the year 1066 to 
 1308. 
 Chronica de geftis regum Anglic. 
 
 Britilh Hift. Gale, 2. 453 
 HEMSEN, J. Tychs. 
 
 Born on the ifland of Fohr, Denmark, 1792. Doftor 
 and ProfeflTor of Theology and Preacher to the Univerfity 
 of Gbttingen 1822. Died 1830. 
 Der Apoftel Paulus, fein Leben, Wirken, und 
 
 feine Schriften heraufgegeben von F. Luecke. 
 
 8°. Gottingen, 1830* 
 
 Die Authentic der Schriften des Johannes unter- 
 
 fucht. 8°. Schlefwig, 1823* 
 
 HENDERSON, Alexander, M.A. 
 
 An eminent divine and leader in the Church of Scot 
 land. Born 1583. Educated at the Univerfity of St. An- 
 drews, where he became Profeffor of Moral Philofuphy, 
 and afterwards minifter of Leuchars, Fifefliire. Afterwards 
 he joined the Prelhyterians, and in 1618 oppofed the Five 
 Articles of Perth. In 1638 he became one of the minifters 
 of Edinburgh and the leader of the Preftyterians in re- 
 modelling the Covenant and other meafures. Appointed 
 in 1645 to afllft the Commiflloners of Parliament to treat 
 with the King at Uxbridge, and in 1646 he was fent to 
 negotiate with him at Newcaftle, where the famous papers 
 pafllsd between them on Epilcopacy, in which both the 
 King and Henderfon difplayed great talent. Henderfon 
 died in the fame year, foon after his return to Edinburgh. 
 Correfpondence with King Charles I. 
 
 Voice of the Church, l
 
 H35 
 
 H36 
 
 HENDERSON, Alexander, M.A. {cminued). 
 
 Charader of King Charles I. by the famous 
 Alexander Henderfon, on his death-bed. 
 
 [In Montrofe's Memoirs.] 
 
 Sermon, Ezra, 7. 23. [Fall.] 8°. Z,oW. 1644. 
 
 (Life of) By the Rev. Thomas McCrie, D.D. 
 
 Sermons preached before the Lords and Com- 
 mons, 18th July, 1644, on Matt. 14. 31. 
 
 Sermon preached before the Houfe of Lords, 
 28th May, 1645, on John, 18. 36, 37. 
 
 Lives of Henderfon and Guthrie 
 
 (The life and times of) Giving a hiftory of the 
 fecond Reformation of the Church of Scot- 
 land, and of the Covenanters during the reign 
 of Charles I. By John Aiton, D.D., Minifter 
 ofDolphinton. 8^". E^/in. 1836 
 
 Including the papers which pafled between King Charles 
 I. and Henderfon ; Henderfon's Charader of King Charles 
 I., Sec. 
 
 For review, fee Brit. Critic, 19. 437. 
 
 HENDERSON, Ebenezer, D.D. 
 
 Iceland ; or the journal of a refidence in that 
 ifland, i8i4and 1815. 2 vol. 8°. E^in. 1S18 
 
 Biblical refearches and travels in Ruffia ; in- 
 cluding a tour in the Crimea, and the pafTage 
 of the Caucafus : with obfervations on the 
 ftate of the Rabbinical and Karite Jews, and 
 the Mohammedan and Pagan tribes, inhabiting 
 the Southern provinces. With maps and plates, 
 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 The great myftery of godlinefs incontrovertible ; 
 or. Sir Ifaac Newton and the Socinians foiled 
 in the attempt to prove a corruption in the 
 text, I Tim. 3. 16. Containing a review of 
 the charges brought againft the paflage ; an 
 examination of the various readings ; and a 
 confirmation of that in the received text on 
 principles of general and biblical criticifm. 
 Pp. viii. 96. 8°. LonJ. 1830 
 
 Divine infpiration ; or, the fupernatural influ- 
 ence exerted in the communication of divine 
 truth, and its fpecial bearing on the compofl- 
 tion of the Sacred Scriptures, with notes and 
 illuftrations. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 A review in Brit. Critic, 21. 88. 
 
 The book of the Prophet Ifaiah, tranflated from 
 the Hebrew ; with a commentary, critical, 
 philological, and exegetical. To which is pre- 
 fixed an introduftory diflertation on the life 
 and times of the prophet, the character of his 
 ftyle, the authenticity and integrity of the 
 book, and the principles of prophetical inter- 
 pretation. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 The book of the twelve minor prophets, trans- 
 lated from the original Hebrew, with a com- 
 mentary, critical, philological, and exegetical. 
 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 The book of the prophet Jeremiah, and that of 
 the Lamentations, tranflated from the original 
 Hebrew ; with a commentary, critical, phi- 
 lological, and exegetical. 8°. Lond. iS^i 
 
 HENDERSON, Thomas, M.A., Vicar of Mes- 
 
 fing, and Reftor of Wakes Colne, Eflex. 
 
 The catechifl; ; or, the Church Catechifm ex- 
 plained : in three parts. Second edition. Pp. 
 44, and table. 12°. Lond. 1840 
 
 HENGSTENBERG, E. W. 
 
 Born at Frondenberg 1802. Defter and Profeflbr of 
 Theology at Berlin 1828. 
 
 De rebus Tyriorum commentatio. 8°. 1832* 
 Die Gefchichte Bileams und feine Weiflagungen. 
 8°. 1842* 
 
 Die Offenbarung des heil. Johannes erlautert. 
 Vol. 1 and 2, part i. 8°. '849* 
 
 Chrifl;ology of the Old Teftament, and a com- 
 mentary on the prediflions of the Mefliah by 
 the prophets. Tranflated from the German, 
 by Reuel Keith, D.D., Profeflbr in the Pro- 
 teflant Epifcopal Theological Seminary of Vir- 
 ginia. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Alexandria, D. C. [U. S.] 1836 
 Vol. 1. 
 General introdudlion. Preliminary obfervations. II. 
 Hiftory of the Meflianic predidlion among the He- 
 brews ; Meffianic prediftions in the Pentateuch ; the 
 Meflianic pfalms ; Predictions of the Mefliah in the 
 Prophets. III. The deity of the Mefliah in the Old 
 Teftament. IV. A fuff"ering and atoning Mefliah. 
 V. The nature of prophecy. IV. The means of prov- 
 ing the reference to the Mefliah. VII. Literature 
 of the Meflianic predidtions. 
 The Meflianic prophecies of Ifaiah. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 On Matthew, 2. 23. 
 The prophet Zechariah. 
 The feventy weeks of Daniel. 
 
 Vol. 3. The prophets Hofea, Joel, Amos, Micah, Hag- 
 gai, Malachi, Jeremiah, Ezekiel. 
 Egypt and the books of Mofes, or the books of 
 Mofes illuftrated by the monuments of Egypt : 
 with an appendix [on Manetho and the Hyc- 
 fos]. From the German, by R. D. C. Rob- 
 bins, Abbot refident Theol. Sem., Andover. 
 With additional notes by W. Cooke Taylor, 
 Efq. 8°. Edin. 1845 
 
 Diflertations on the genuinenefs of the Penta- 
 teuch. Tranflated from the German by J. E. 
 Ryland. 2 vol. 8°. Edin. 1 847 
 
 Vol. I. 1847. 
 
 Introduftion .-..-. i 
 
 The Samaritan copy ----- 69 
 
 The names of God in the Pentateuch - - 213 
 The art of writing among the Hebrews - 394 
 
 Vol. 2. 1847. 
 The Pentateuch and the time of the judges - I 
 
 Statements of the Pentateuch refpedling its author 122 
 Alleged traces of a later age in the Pentateuch 146 
 
 The contradidlions of the Pentateuch - - 283 
 
 Theology of the Pentateuch in relation to its genuinenefs 
 
 365 
 
 Diflertations on the genuinenefs of Daniel and 
 the integrity of Zechariah. Tranflated by the 
 Rev. B. P. Pratten. And a diflertation on the 
 hiftory and prophecies of Balaam, by the fame 
 author. Tranflated by J. E. Ryland. 8°. 
 
 Edin. 1847 
 
 Commentary on the Pfalms. Tranflated by the
 
 H37 
 
 1438 
 
 HENGSTENBERG, E. W. {continued). 
 
 Rev. P. Fairbairn, Minifter of Salton, and 
 the Rev. J. Thomfon, A.M., Minifter at 
 Leith. 3 vol. 8°. £<//«. 1 846-48 
 
 Vol. I. 1846. Pfalm 1-34. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1846. Pfalm 35-78. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1848. Pfalm 79-150. 
 appendix. 
 
 The defignations, contents, and divifions of the Pfalms. 
 
 Hiftory of the pfalmodic poetry. 
 
 The authors of the Pfalms. 
 
 The fuperfcriptions of the Pfalms. 
 
 The formal arrangement of the Pfalms. 
 
 Origin of the collection, their divifion into five books, &c. 
 
 Doftrinal matter of the Pfalms. 
 The Revelation of St. John expounded for thofe 
 who fearch the Scriptures. Tranflated from 
 the original, by the Rev. Patrick Fairbairn. 
 2 vol. 8°. Ei/i^i. 1851-52 
 
 Vol. I. 1851. 
 
 Time of writing the Revelation ... i 
 
 Superfcription. Prologue . - - - 37 
 
 The feven epiftles ----- 57 
 
 The feven feals - - - - - 195 
 
 The (even trumpets . - . . . 325 
 
 The three enemies of God's kingdom. 
 
 I. The dragon ... - - 446 
 
 Vol. 2. 1852. 
 The three enemies, continued. 
 
 II. The beaft from the fea. III. The beaft from the 
 earth -.--.-- i 
 
 The feven vials - - - - - 139 
 
 The deftru(flion of the three enemies of God's kingdom ; 
 the thoufand years' reign ; Gog and Magog ; the end 
 
 of the world - - - - - - 184 
 
 The New Jerufalem - - - - 314 
 
 Author of the Apocalypfe ; Genuinenefs ; The Anti- 
 
 chrift ; The refurreftion ; Angels - - 389 
 
 HENKE, Heinrich Philipp Konrad. 
 
 An eminent Proteftant theologian. Born at Hehlen, in 
 the Duchy of Brunfwick, 1752. Died 1809. 
 Allgemeine Gefchichte der chriftlichen Kirche 
 nach der Zeitfolge. 6 vol. 8°. 
 
 Braunfchweig, 1 799-1 804 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Einleitung zur allgemeinen Gefchichte der chriftlichen 
 
 Kirche .-.--.. i 
 
 Erfter Zeitraum, j. I bis 70 - - - 10 
 
 Zweiter 70-325 - - - - 94 
 
 Dritter 325-604 - . - 212 
 
 Vierter 604-800 .... 438 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Fiinfter Zeitraum, 800-1073 - . - 1 
 
 Sechfter 1073-1305 . - - 138 
 
 Siebenter 1 305-1 5 17 - - - 364 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Achter Zeitraum. 
 
 Erfter Abfchnitt, 1517 bis 1563 - . - i 
 
 Zweyter Abfchnitt, katholifche Kirche, 1563 bis 
 
 1645 ...... 160 
 
 Drifter Abfchnitt, proteftantifche Kirchen, 1555 bis 
 1648 ... .... 27^ 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Achter Zeitraum. 
 
 Vierter Abfchnitt, katholifche Kirche, 1 640- 172 1 3 
 Funfter Abfchnitt, proteftantifche Kirchen, 1648- 
 
 1720 241 
 
 Vol. 5 and 6. 
 Einleitung. 
 Gefchichte der katholifchen Kirche bis zum, j. 1773. 
 
 HENLEY, John, M.A. 
 
 Better known as " Orator Henley." Born at Melton 
 
 HENLEY, John, M.A. (continued). 
 
 Mowbray 1692, where his father was vicar. Educated at 
 St. John's College, Cambridge. Became Mafter of Melton 
 School, which he raifed to a flouriftiing condition. Went 
 to London, and opened his Oratory, near Lincoln's-inn- 
 fields, where he courted popularity by many fingular me- 
 thods. Died 1756. Pope places him in the Dunciad as 
 the "Zany of his age." 
 
 Apotheofis. A funeral oration ; facred to the 
 memory of the moft noble John, duke of Marlborough. 
 8'^. Lend. 1722 
 
 A child's guide for the Rev. Thomas Harrifon ; 
 or, a demonftrition of the falfity of his principles, rea- 
 fonings, and criticifms, advanced in a fcrmon preached 
 by him. A theological lefture, Luke, 19. 22, delivered 
 at the Oratory in Lincoln's-inn-fields. 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 Sermon, Exod. 25. 31, 32. Light in a candle- 
 ftick, to all that are in the houfe ; or, the impartial 
 Churchman confidering the celebrated difcourfes on 
 Jan. 30. 8°. Lond. 1730 
 
 Samuel flecping in the Tabernacle ; or, the 
 model ofChriftian preaching afferted [2 Cor. 5. 20,21], 
 in vindication of the Rev. Mr. Guife's idea of preaching 
 Chrift, from the exceptions of the Rev. Mr. Chandler, 
 in his letter to him. 8°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 Deifm defeated, and Chriftianity defended, 
 [Luke, 18. 8] ; or, the evidence for Chriftianity fet in a 
 new light, and proved to amount to certainty ; and the 
 prefent controverfy between Dr. Tindal, Dr. Waterland, 
 and others, relating to the cafe between reafon and re- 
 velation ftated and folved. Occafioned by a late pam- 
 phlet, entituled, A Demonftration of the Infufficiency 
 both of Reafon and Revelation, &c. Detefting that 
 author, by the principles of his pamphlet, to be an infidel 
 in a Quaker's coat. 8°. Lond. i-jt,! 
 
 Liturgy of the Oratory. Hall, P. Fragments, 4 
 
 HENLEY, Lord. 
 
 A plan of Church reform. With a letter to the 
 King. Fifth edit., with additions. Pp. xx. 97. 
 8°. Lond. 1832 
 
 A plan for a new arrangement and increafe in 
 number of the dioceifes of England and Wales. 
 A map. Pp. 46. 8°. Lond. 1834 
 
 HENNO, Francis. 
 
 Of the Order of Minor Friars. 
 
 Theologia. Opus principiis Thomafticis et Scoti- 
 
 fticis, quantiim licuit accommodatum. 8 vol. 
 
 12°. Duaci, 17 I 3 
 
 Vol. I. Theologia dogmatica ac fcholaftica de Deo uno 
 
 et trino. 
 Vol. 2. Theologia dogmatica et fcholaftica de vitiis et 
 
 virtutibus. 
 Vol. 3. Theologia moralis et fcholaftica de adibus hu- 
 
 manis, eorumque regulis et principiis. 
 Vol. 4. Tradlatus moralis in Decalogi praecepta. 
 Vol. 5. Tradtatus triplex de reftitutione, jure, et juftitia. 
 
 De ftatu religiofo. 
 Vol. 6. Theologia dogmatica et fcholaftica de Verb! 
 
 Divini incarnatione. Cui acceflit appendix utilis et 
 
 curiofus de myfteriis vitae Jefu Chrifti ejufque SS. 
 
 matris. 
 Vol. 7. Theologiae facramentalis dogmaticae, moralis et 
 
 fcholafticse, pars prima. 
 Vol. 8. Theologia? facramentales, pars fecunda. 
 
 HENRIQUES, Henry. 
 
 A learned Portuguefe Jefuit. Doftor and Profeflbr of 
 Theology in the Univerfity of Salamanca. Died 1608, 
 aged fixty-two. 
 Summs theologize moralis libri xv. Folio. 
 
 Mogunt. 161 3
 
 '439 
 
 1440 
 
 HENRIQUES, Henry [continued). 
 
 Procemium, &c. - - - - - - Ft. 11 
 
 De lacramentis in genere . - - - i 
 
 De baptifmo - - - - - - 65 
 
 De confirmatione . . - . . n^ 
 
 De extrema undtionis lacramento - - - 125 
 
 De posnitentia ------ 139 
 
 De clavibus ecclefia ----- 260 
 
 De clavibus pro indulgentiis - - - 324. 
 
 De Eucharillia - ... - 4.00 
 
 De ordinis facramento ... - 583 
 
 De matrimonii facramento - - - - 625 
 
 De fponlalibus - . - - - 664 
 
 De impedimentis matrimonii - - - - 691 
 
 De excommunicatione - - - - yji 
 
 De fulpenfione ------ 784 
 
 De interdifto 797 
 
 De fine hominis ------ 1-116 
 
 Index rerum et verborum. 
 
 HENRY I., Saint. 
 
 Emperor of Germany. Born 876. Died 936. 
 Vita et res gefts S. Henrici I. imperatoris. 
 
 Canifius, 3. P. 2. 23 
 HENRY IV., King of England. 
 
 Surnamed Bolingbroke. Born 1366. Died 1413. 
 
 Epiftola ad Nicolaum de Cufa S. R. E. cardinalem. 
 D'Achery, Spici]. 3. 803 
 HENRICUS de Hassia. See Hassia. 
 HENRY, Archdeacon of Salzburg. 
 Hilloria calamitatum ecclefiae fuae fub Adelberto 
 archiep. et Friderico I. imp. 
 
 Pez, Thefaur. ii. P. iii. 199 
 HENRICUS, Parmenfis epifcopus. 
 Homilia de pafchate, Mai, Script. Vet. 7. P. 27 1 
 HENRICUS Gandavensis. 
 
 Henry ot'Gand, a celebrated theologian ofthe thirteenth 
 century. Studied at the Univerfity of Paris. Became Canon 
 and afterwards Archdeacon of the church of Tournai. 
 Died 1263. His reputation was lo great that he was called 
 " the folemn doftor." 
 De fcriptoribus ecclefiafticis. 
 
 Fabricii, J. A. Bibl. Eccl. Mirsi Bibl. Eccl. 
 
 Other works: Quodlibeta theologica in libros iv. Sen- 
 tentiarum, folio, I 5 18. Reprinted, with a commentary by 
 Vital Zuccoli, 2 vol. 4°., 161 3. SummaTheologiae, folio, 
 
 HENRY of HUNTINGDON. 
 
 An early Englifh hiftorian. Born about the end ofthe 
 
 eleventh century. Became Archdeacon of Huntingdon. 
 
 The chronicle of Henry of Huntingdon, com- 
 
 prifing the hiftory of England, from the in- 
 
 vafion of Julius Caefar to the acceffion of 
 
 Henry II. Alfo the afts of Stephen, King of 
 
 England, and Duke of Normandy. [By an 
 
 unknown author.] Tranflated and edited by 
 
 Thomas Forefter, A.M. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1853 
 
 Hiftoriarum libri vii. 
 
 Brit. Hill:. Rer. Angl. Script, poft Bedam, 295 
 De epifcopis fui temporis. 
 
 Wharton, Anglia Sacra, 2. 694 
 Epiftola de contemptu mundi ad Walterum. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. 3. 503 
 HENRICUS, D. 
 
 Diflcrtatio de judiciis Hebraeorum. Ugol., 26. i 
 HENRY, David. 
 
 An ingenious printer. Born near Aberdeen 1710. Re- 
 moved early to London, and became connected with the 
 Gentleman's Magazine. Died 1792. 
 
 HENRY, David [continued). 
 
 Twenty difcourfes on the moft important fub- 
 jefts ; carefully abridged, from the works of 
 Archbifhop Tillotfon, and adapted to the 
 meaneft capacities, with a view to their being 
 difperfed by thofe who are charitably inclined. 
 Second edition. Sm. 8°. Lo7id. 1763 
 
 Job, 28. 28. The wifdom of being religious - i 
 
 Pfa. 19. II. The advantages of religion to mankind 13 
 Phil. 3. 8. The excellency ofthe Chriftian religion 23 
 
 1 John, 5. 3. The precepts of Chriftianity not grievous 34 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. The obligations of Chriftians to a holy 
 life .-.-.-. 44 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The happinefs of a heavenly converfation 53 
 Heb. 3. 13. The deceitfulnefs and danger of fin 65 
 
 Pfa. 119. 165. The inward peace and pleafure which 
 
 attend religion ------ 74 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59. The nature and benefit ofconfideration 84 
 Pfa. 119. 60. The folly and danger of irrefolution and 
 
 delaying ....-- 95 
 
 1 John, 3. 10. The diftinguifliing character of a good 
 
 and bad man -...-- io5 
 Matt. 25. 1, 2, &c. The parable ofthe ten virgins 118 
 Luke, JO. 42. The care of our fouls the one thing 
 
 needful ...... 127 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25. That God is the only happinefs of man 137 
 Ecclef. 12. I. The advantages of an early piety 146 
 Tit. 3. 2. Againft evil fpeaking - - - 156 
 
 Jofli. 24. 15. Objections againft the true religion an- 
 
 fwered ..--.. 169 
 
 1 Cor. II. 26-28. A perfuafive to frequent communion 
 
 iSo 
 
 2 Pet. I. 4. The nature and influence ofthe promifes 
 of the gofpel - - - - - -•93 
 
 John, I. 47. Sincerity - - . - 205 
 
 HENRY, Matthew. 
 
 An eminently pious and learned DifTenting minifter, 
 fon of Philip Henry. Born 1662. Educated chiefly by his 
 father, under whom he made great progrefs. Afterwards 
 ftudied the law at Gray's Inn, and then continued the 
 ftudy of divinity. Minifter of a congregation at Cheller 
 1687. Twenty years afterwards removed to Hackney. Died 
 1714. 
 
 An expofition of the Old and New Teftament, 
 
 wherein each chapter is fummed up in its 
 
 contents, the facred text inferted at large in 
 
 diftinft paragraphs ; each paragraph reduced 
 
 to its proper heads ; the fenfe given and largely 
 
 illuftrated, with pradlical remarks and obferva- 
 
 tidns. 6 vol. 4°. Lond. 1849 
 
 This continues to be the moft generally interefting of all 
 
 the Englifh commentaries. Though not apparent, it gives 
 
 the refult of accurate critical knowledge of the original 
 
 text, and the writings of the beft critics up to the time of 
 
 the author. The part from the Romans to the end, was 
 
 completed after his death, with fome afliftance from his 
 
 MSS., by Meflrs. Evans, Browne, Mayo, Bays, Rofewell, 
 
 Harris, Atkinfon, Smith, Tong, Wright, Merrell, Hill, 
 
 Reynolds, and Billingfley, — all DifTenting minifters. There 
 
 have been numerous editions, 5 vol. folio ; 6 vol. folio ; 6 
 
 vol. 4°. J 3 vol. imp. 8°. J and 6 vol. medium 8°. 
 
 Mifcellaneous works, containing in addition to 
 thole heretofore publifhed, numerous fermons 
 now firft printed from the original MSS., an 
 Appendix on what Chrift is made to believers, 
 by the Rev. Philip Henry, never before pub- 
 liflied, and a Preface by J. B. Williams, E(q. 
 Imp. 8°. Lond. 1830 
 
 Preface, by Sir J. B. Williams.
 
 I44I 
 
 1442 
 
 HENRY, Matthew (continued). 
 
 Life of Philip Henry, with funeral fermons for Mr. and 
 Mrs. Henry. [On Heb. ii. 4, and Prov. 31. 28.] 
 By Matthew Henry, corrected and enlarged, by J. 
 B. Williams I 
 
 The pleafantnefs of a religious life - - - 225 
 
 [12°. Lond. 1714.] 
 
 A difcourfe concerning meeknefs and quietnefs of fpirit. 
 [On I Pet. 3. 4.] ... - 268 
 
 Chriftianity no fedt and yet everywhere fpoken againft. 
 A fermon on Afts, 28. 22 - - - - 314 
 
 The communicant's companion - - - 331 
 
 Directions for daily communion with God, in three dis- 
 courfes. 
 
 [Fourth edition, 12°. Lond. 1720.] 
 Pfa. 5. 3. How to begin every day - - 428 
 
 Pfa. 25. 5. How to fpend the day - - 439 
 
 Pfa. 4. 8. How to clofe the day - - - 452 
 
 Four difcourfes againft vice and profanenefs, — 
 
 1. A friendly admonition to drunkards and tipplers 467 
 
 2. A word of advice to the wanton and unclean 480 
 2. A ferious addrefs to thofe who profane the Lord's 
 
 day ------- 492 
 
 4. A check to an ungoverned tongue - 505 
 
 Self-confideration neceflary to felf-prefervation, or the 
 
 folly of defpifing our own fouls and our own ways, 
 
 difplayed in two fermons to young people, on Prov. 
 
 15. 32, and Prov. 19. 16 - - - - 519 
 
 [12°. Lond. 1713.] 
 
 Sober-mindednefs recommended to young people, a dis- 
 courfe on Titus, 2. 6 - - - - 554 
 
 A fermon concerning the right management of friendly 
 vifits, on Ads, 15. 36 - - - - 572 
 
 A church in the houfe, a fermon concerning family re- 
 ligion, on I Cor. 16. 19 - - - 585 
 
 A fermon preached to the Societies for Reformation of 
 Manners, on Pfa. 7. 9 - - - - 600 
 
 Popery a fpiritual tyranny, fhewed in a fermon, 5 Nov., 
 on Ifa. 51. 23 - - - - - 615 
 
 A method for prayer, with Scripture expreflions proper 
 to be ufed under each head - - - 629 
 
 Family hymns, gathered moftly out of the tranflations of 
 David's Pfalms ----- 704 
 
 Great Britain's prefent joys and hopes difplayed in two 
 fermons, on Pfa. 65, 11, and Ifa. 63. 4. [National 
 thankfgiving.j ------ 735 
 
 A fermon concerning the work and fuccefs of the mi- 
 niftry, on Luke, 10. 5, 6 - - - 756 
 
 A fermon on the promifes of God, 2 Cor. 7. I - 769 
 
 Difputes reviewed in a fermon, Mark, 9. 33 - 774 
 
 Sermons, — 
 
 John, 14. I. Faith in Chrift inferred from faith in 
 
 God - - 784 
 
 Matt. 6. 12. On the forgivenefs of fm as a debt 798 
 Pfa. 147. II. Hope and fear balanced - 813 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. On the catechifing of youth - 826 
 Numb. 1 1. 3. A memorial of the Fire of London 839 
 
 A brief inquiry into the true nature of fchifm, and a 
 perfuafive to Chriftian love and charity - 850 
 
 The layman's reafons for his joining in ftated commu- 
 nion with a congregation of moderate DifTenters 857 
 
 A plain catechifm for children - - - 861 
 
 A Scripture catechifm in the method of the Affembly's 864 
 
 Chrift's favour to little children difplayed. A fermon, 
 Mark, 10. 16 929 
 
 Memoirs of Mrs. Radford - - - - 942 
 
 Memoirs of Mrs. Hulton - . - - 945 
 
 Memoirs of Dr. John Tylfton - - - 959 
 
 Sermon on Ifa, 6. 8. At the ordination of Mr. Atkinfon 
 
 967 
 
 Exhortation at Mr. Samuel Clark's ordination at St. 
 Alban's ------ 979 
 
 Sermons, — 
 
 A£ls, 20. 37, 38. Funeral of the Rev. James Owen 
 
 991 
 
 HENRY, Matthew {continued). 
 
 1 Pet. 1.24,25. Funeral of Dr. Samuel Benion 1007 
 Jude,2i. Funeral of Mr. F.Tallents, with hislife 1032 
 Phil. 2. 27. Funeral of the Rev. Samuel Lawrence, 
 
 with his life - - - - . 1055 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 16. On the death of the Rev. Richara 
 Stretton, with life ----- 1072 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 7. On the death of the Rev. Daniel Bur- 
 gefs, with life ----- 109 1 
 
 Life of Lieut. Illidge ----- 1106 
 
 A fermon on opening the new meeting-houfe atChefter. 
 Separation without rebellion, on Jofli. 22. 22,23 1132 
 A treatife on baptifm - . - - '14S 
 
 Preface to Life of Rev. T. Beard - - - 1205 
 
 Preface to Murray's Clofet Devotions - - 1206 
 
 Sermons now firft publifhed, — 
 
 Matt. 16. 16. The worth of the foul, in fix fermons 
 
 1211 
 Numb. 15. 39 - - - - - - 123^ 
 
 Charges at ordinations - - - - 1237 
 
 Funeral fermons, — Ifa. 38. 12; Job, 14. 105 Gen. 
 
 49.18; Pfa. 90. 6 . - - - 1248 
 
 Faft fermons, — Ifa. 8. 12, 13 ; Ifa. 42. 21 ; Jer. 14. 
 
 7; Mark, 13. 7 . - - - 1255 
 
 Funeral fermons on the death of the Rev. Matthew 
 
 Henry, — 
 
 By W. Tong, on John, 13. 36 - - - 1276 
 By John Reynolds, on Matt. 25. 21 - 12S2 
 
 By Daniel Williams, D.D., on Rom. 14. 8 - 1293 
 Appendix, containing an entire feries of fermons on what 
 Chrift is made to believers, now firft publifhed from 
 the original MSS. of the Rev. Philip Henry,— 1 Cor. 
 3. II. Chrift the foundation and believers the build- 
 ing (i) ; John, 6. 51. Chrift is our food (6) ; John, 
 15. 5. The root (9) ; Rom. 13. 14. Raiment to us 
 (12) ; Col. I. 18. The head (15) 5 i Tim. i. i. Our 
 hope (19); Heb. 6. iS. Our refuge (21) ; Jer. 23. 6. 
 Our righteoufnefs (24); John, 12. 46. Our light 
 (27); Col. 3.4. Our life (29); Eph. 2. 14. Our 
 peace (32) ; I Cor. 5. 7, 8. Our paffover (35) j Lam. 
 3. 24. Our portion (37) ; i John, 4. 10. Our propi- 
 tiation (40); John, 8. 36. Our freedom (43); Zech. 
 13. I. Our fountain (46) ; I Cor. I. 30. Our wis- 
 dom (48); John, 14. 6. Our way (51) ; Ifa- 11. 10. 
 Our enfign ( 54 ) ; John, 13.15. Our example { 57) ; 
 John, 10. 9. The door (59) ; Hof. 14. 5. The dew 
 (62) ; Mai. 4. 2. Our fun (64) ; Gen. 15. I. Our 
 ftiield (67) ; Phil. 4. 13. Our ftrength (70); Pfa. 
 118. 14. Ourfong(72); Luke, 1.6S, 69. Our horn 
 (75) ; I Pet. 2. 7. Our honour (77) ; i Cor. I. 30. 
 Ourfanaification(8o); Phil.4. 19. Our fupply (S3) ; 
 John, II. 25, 26. Our refurredion (85); i Cor. i. 
 30. Our redemption (88); Eph. 4. 20. Our leflbn 
 (91) ; Gen. 28. 12. Our ladder (94) ; John, I. 17. 
 The truth (96); Matt. 13. 44. Our treafure (99); 
 Rev. 21.22. Our temple (loi); Heb. 11. 7. Our 
 ark (104); Heb. 13. 10. Our altar (107); Col. 3. 
 II. Our all. Two fermons (iic). 
 The communicant's companion ; with an intro- 
 dudlory effay, by the Rev. John Brown, Edin- 
 burgh. 12°. GA;y^. 1825 
 A treatife on baptifm, abridged from the original 
 MS., and now pubhfhed by Thomas Robins. 
 12°. Lojid. 1783 
 (Account of the Hfe and death of.) By W. Tong. 
 12°. Lond. 1 7 16 
 
 HENRY, PhiUp, M.A. 
 
 An eminent Nonconformift. Born at Whitehall, Lon- 
 don, 1631. Educated at Weftminfter School, and eledted 
 thence to Chrift Church, Oxford, 1648. Ordained, accord- 
 ing to the Preftjyterian Direftory, 1657, and became Mi- 
 nifter of Worthenbury. Ejeded at the Reftoration for 
 
 42
 
 '443 
 
 1444 
 
 HENRY, Philip, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Nonconformity, chiefly becaufe he would not fubmit to 
 re-ordination. Retired to his wife's eftute at Broad Oak, 
 where he conftantly attended public worfhip in the pariih 
 church. Died 1696. 
 
 Eighteen fermons, felefled from his original ma- 
 nufcripts. Alio two fermons preached on his 
 death : the one, by Francis Tallents, A.M., 
 Fell. ofMagd. Coll,, Camb. ; the other, by 
 Matthew Henry, V.D.M. Now firft pub- 
 liftied. With notes, by J. B. Williams. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1816 
 
 Rom. 8. 23. Funeral fermon by F. Tallents (i) ; Pfa. 
 
 23- I (33); Gen. 39.9(49); Rev. 3. 14-18 (80); 
 
 Pfa. 77. 19 (100); John, 8. 37 (119) ; Gal. 2. 20 
 
 (144); Luke, II. I (158); Luke, 22. 44 (178); 
 
 1 Pet. I. 9 (194) ; Ezek. 16. 2 (209) ; Zeph. 3. 2. 
 Faft day. Three fermons (226) ; Matt. 5. 3 (277); 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 7. Funeral fermon on Rev. Samuel Taylor 
 (297); 2Chron. 30. 8 (319); Rom. 13. 13 (334); 
 2 Pet. I. 5(350) ; I Cor. 15. 55. Funeral fermon by 
 Matthew Henry (369). 
 
 (Account of the life and death of,) by M. Henry. 
 Fourth edition. 12°. Salop, 1765 
 
 HENRY, William, D.D., F.R.S. 
 
 Re6tor of Urney, and Dean of Killaloe. 
 Sermon, Prov. 17. 14. The neceffity of unity. 
 
 [Anniv. Irilh Rebellion.] 8°. Dubl. \-j6i 
 Sermon, Pfa. 72. 7-10. The bleffing of peace. 
 
 [Thankfeiving for peace.] 8°. Dubl. 1763 
 HENSCHENIUS, Godfrey. 
 
 One of the writers of the Ada Sandlorum. Born at 
 
 Venrad, in Flanders, 1600. Affociated with BoUandus 
 
 1635. Died 1681. 
 
 Exegefis hiftorica de epifcopatu Tungrenfi ac 
 Trajeftenli. Adla Sanftorum, 1 8 
 
 HENSHAW, Joseph, D.D., Bilhop of Peter- 
 borough. 
 
 Born in London. Educated at Merchant Tailors' School, 
 and entered a commoner of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1621, 
 aged eighteen. Became Prebendary of Peterborough. 
 Ejefted at the Rebellion. Dean of Chichefler 1660. Bilhop 
 of Peterborough 1663. Died 1678. He was a pious di- 
 vine, and renowned as a preacher. 
 Hors fucceflivae ; or, fpare hours of meditations 
 upon our duty to God, to others, and to our- 
 felves. Reprinted from the fifth edition of 
 1640. Edited by William Turnbull, Efq., 
 Advocate. 1 8°. Land. 1839 
 
 Meditations ; mifcellaneous, holy, and humane ; 
 to which is added a third part by Bilhop Kid- 
 der. 18°. Oxf. 1 84 1 
 HENSLOW, J. S., M.A., F.L.S. 
 The principles of defcriptive and phyfiological 
 botany. Fcp. 8°. Lo?id. 1841 
 
 Introdudlion. Part L Defcriptive botany. Sedl. i. Or- 
 ganography and gloffology. Seft. 2. Taxonomy and 
 phytography. Part IL Phyfiological botany. 
 
 HENSLOWE, William Henry, M.A., of Jefus 
 College, Cambridge, Curate of Weft Tilbury, 
 ElTex. 
 
 Eight fermons, addreffed to the royal regiment 
 of Artillery, in the barrack chapel at Wool- 
 wich. 12°. Lond. 1836 
 Zech. 13.6. The unkindncfs of friends - - i 
 Jer. 23. 28, 29. On preaching the word of God 15 
 
 HENSLOWE, William Henry, M.A. {continued'). 
 
 Pia. 4. 6. Againft defpondency and dcfpair - 30 
 
 Mark, 6. 34. Compaflion for them that are as flieep 
 
 not having a fliepherd - - - - 48 
 
 Mark, 11. 2, 6 ; Luke, 7. 19, 23. On the moral or 
 
 fpiritual difeafes and deformities of mankind 79 
 
 John, 16.12. Many unprepared for the word of God 103 
 Amos, 3. 6. Providential warnings, and divine vifita- 
 
 tions --.-.-. 130 
 
 Matt. 15. 12, 13. The truth an offence - - 172 
 
 HERACLEON. 
 
 The leader of a branch of the Valentinian heretics. 
 Flourifhed a.d. 125. 
 
 Fragmenta. Grabe, Spicilegium, 2. 83 
 
 HERACLITUS. 
 
 A celebrated philofopher of antiquity ; founder of a feifl 
 
 which was called after his name. He was a native of 
 
 Ephelus, and flourilhed about B.C. 504. 
 
 De incredibilibus. Gale, T. Opufcula 
 
 HERAUD. See Savonarola. 
 
 HERBERT de Boseham. 
 
 Opera. See Becket. 
 
 HERBERT, Edward, Lord Herbert of Cher- 
 bury. 
 
 A nobleman of admirable learning. ClafTed among the 
 Deiftical writers. Born in Wales 1581. Educated at Uni- 
 verfitv College, Oxford. Diftinguilhed himfelf in the army, 
 and as ambaflador to France. Advanced to the peerage 
 1631. Died 1648. In his book, De Veritate, he endea- 
 vours to prove the fufficiency of natural religion without 
 revelation. 
 
 De religione Gentilium errorumque apud eos 
 caufis. 4°. Jmjl. 1663* 
 
 The antient religion of the Gentiles, and caufes 
 of their errors confidered, the miilakes and 
 failures of the heathen priefts and wife men, 
 in their notions of the Deity, and matters of di- 
 vine worfhip, are examined, with regard to their 
 being altogether deftitute of divine revelation. 
 With a complete index. [Tranflated by Wil- 
 liam Lewis, with life of the author.] 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1705 
 
 De veritate, prout diftinguitur a revelatione, a 
 
 verifimili, a poffibili, et a falfo. Editio tertia. 
 
 De caufis errorum. 4°. Lond. 1645 
 
 Hiftory of the life and reign of Henry VIIL 
 
 Kennet's Hiftory, vol. 2 
 
 A much-admired hiftory, chiefly civil and military. 
 
 Originally publifhed Lond. 1672, folio. 
 
 The life of Edward, Lord Herbert of Cherbury, 
 written by himfelf, and continued to his death. 
 With letters written during his refidence at 
 the French court. A new edition, with ad- 
 ditions. 8°. 1826* 
 
 HERBERT, Evan, Minifter of Soho Chapel, 
 Oxford Street. 
 
 The divine prefcience confidered ; in conneflion 
 with moral agency. The fubftance of a fer- 
 mon. [Afts, II. 23.] 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 HERBERT, George, M.A. 
 
 Younger brother of Lord Herbert of Cherbury. An 
 eminent and exemplary divine and poet. Born at Mont- 
 gomery Caftle 1593. Educated at Weftminfter School, 
 and thence elefted to Trinity College, Cambridge, of which 
 he was eledted Fellow. Univerfity Orator 1619. Became
 
 H45 
 
 1446 
 
 HERBERT, George, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Prebendary of Lincoln, Redor of Bemerton, 1630. Died 
 
 1632. 
 
 The temple, facred poems and private ejacula- 
 tions. 12°. Camb. 1633 
 
 The temple, facred poems and private ejacula- 
 tions. Twelfth edition. The fynagogue, or 
 the fhadow of the temple, facred poems and 
 private ejaculations, in imitation of Mr. George 
 Herbert. Eighth edition. With life of Her- 
 bert, by Ifaac Walton, i 2°. LonJ. \ 703 
 
 The temple, facred poems and private ejacula- 
 tions. Sm. 8°. Land. 1850 
 
 Advertifement. 
 
 Commendatoi-y verfes. 
 
 The printer to the reader. 
 
 The temple. 
 
 New year's gift to his mother. 
 
 To his fuccefTors at Bemerton. 
 
 On Lord Danvers. 
 
 A paradox, that the fick are in a better ftate than the 
 
 whole. 
 Parentalia. 
 
 Mufae relponforiae, &c. 
 
 Epigrammata apologetica pro difciplina ecclefias noftrae. 
 Inventa bellica. 
 Alia poemata Latina. 
 The fynagogue in imitation of Herbert. [By Chriftopher 
 
 Harvey, M.A.] 
 Notes by S. T. Coleridge. 
 
 Remains. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 Commendatory verfes by Dr. Woodford and Dean Duport. 
 
 Introdudtion. 
 
 Life, by Walton. 
 
 Appendix to life. 
 
 Life, by Barnabas Oley. 
 
 A prielt to the temple ; or, the country parfon, his cha- 
 ra£ler and rule of holy life. Firft printed 1652. 
 
 Prayers before and after fermon. 
 
 Preface and notes to Valdeflb's Divine Confiderations. 
 
 Cornaro's treatife of Temperance and Sobriety. Trans- 
 lated by Herbert. 
 
 Jacula prudentium, or outlandi/h proverbs. 
 
 Letters in Englifli and Latin. 
 
 Orationes. [IL] 
 
 Letters of Dr. Donne. Prayer by N. Ferrar. 
 Works, in profe and verfe. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1846 
 
 This is a finely-printed library edition, by Mr. Pickering. 
 The contents are the fame as the above two volumes. 
 Works, with remarks on his writings and a fketch 
 of his life, by William Jerdan. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1853 
 
 This edition does not contain the whole of Herbert's 
 works. It contains, Introdudlion by Jerdan. Commend- 
 atoi-y verfes. The Printer to the Reader (1633). The 
 Temple. New Year's Gift. To his SuccefTors at Bemerton. 
 On Lord Danvers. A Paradox. A Prieft to the Temple. 
 Jacula Prudentium. [Of this laft:, only a feleftion is given.] 
 Prieft to the temple. Clergyman's Inftrudlor, i 
 HERDER, John Gottfried von. 
 
 A German philofopher. Born at Mohrungen, in Eaft 
 PruiTia, 1744. Appointed Firft Preacher to the court of the 
 Duke of Saxe Weimar, and Ecclefiaftical Counfellor, 1774. 
 He was afterwards Vice-prefident of the Confiftory of Wei- 
 mar. Theological Profeflbr at Gottingen 1775. Died 
 1803. This author exercifed a great influence on German 
 literature. 
 
 Sammtliche Werke. 60 vol. 18°. 
 
 Stuttgart, 1827-30 
 
 HERDER, John Gottfried von {continued). 
 
 Religion herausgegchen durck J. G. Milller. 18 vol. 
 Vol. I, 2, 3. Vom Geift der ebraifchen Poefie eine 
 
 Anleitung fur die Liebhaber derfelben und der alteften 
 
 Gefchichte des menfchllchen Geiftes. 
 Vol. 4. Salomons Lieder der Liebe die alteften und 
 
 fchbnften aus Morgenlande. Nebft Vierundvierzig 
 
 alten Minneliedern und einem Anhang iiber die 
 
 ebraifche Elegie. 
 Vol. 5, 6, 7. Altefte Urkunde des Menfchengefchledts, 
 
 eine nach Jahrhundcrten enthiillte heilige Schrift. 
 Vol. 8, 9, 10. Chriftliche Reden und Homilien. 
 Vol. II. Erl'auterungen zum neuen Teftament aus einer 
 
 neueroftheten morgenlandifchen Quelle. 
 Vol. 12. Johannes Oftenbarung. 
 Vol. 13, 14. Briefe, das Studium der Theologie be- 
 
 treffend. 
 Vol. 15. Vom Studium der Theologie und dem chrift- 
 
 lichen Predigtamt. 
 Vol. 16, 17, 18. Chriftliche Schriften. 
 
 Zur Philojophie und Gefchichte herausgegeben durcb 
 J. von Miiller. 21 vol. 
 Vol. I. Die Vorwelt. 
 Vol. 2, 3. Pr'aludien zur Philofophie der Gefchichte 
 
 der Menfchheit. 
 Vol. 4, 5, 6, 7. Ideen zur Gefchichte der Menfchheit. 
 Vol. 8. Poftfcenlen zur Gefchichte der Menfchheit. 
 Vol. 9. Seele und Gott. 
 Vol. 10. Sophron, gefammelte Schulreden. 
 Vol. II, 12. Adraftea, Begebenheiten und Charaktere 
 
 des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts. 
 Vol. 13, 14. Briefe zu Bet"brderung der Humanifat. 
 Vol. 15. Nachlefe hiftorifcher Schriften. 
 Vol, 16, 17. Verftand und Erfahrung, Vernunft und 
 
 SpracheeineMetakritik zurKritlkderreinenVernunft. 
 Vol. 1 8, 19. Kaligone. 
 Vol. 20, 21, 22. Erinnerungen aus dem Leben Herder 
 
 gefammelt und geichrieben von Maria C. Herder. 
 Zur fc hone n Literatur und Kunjl. 20 vol. 
 Vol. I, 2. Fragmente zur deutfchen Literatur heraus- 
 
 gegeb. durch Heyne. 
 Vol. 3, 4. Gedichte heraufg. durch J. G. Miiller. 
 Vol. 5. Der Cid nach fpanifchen Romanzen mit einer 
 
 hiftorifchen Einleitung durch J. von Miiller. 
 Vol. 6. Legender dramatifche Stiicke und Dichtungen 
 
 heraufg. durch D. Wilhelm G. von Herder. 
 Vol. 7, 8. Stimmen der Volker in Liedern heraufg. 
 
 durch J. von Miiller. 
 Vol. 9. Blumenlefe aus morgenlandifchen Dichtern 
 
 heraufg. durch J. von Miiller. 
 Vol. 10. Schriften zur griechifchen Literatur heraufg. 
 
 durch Heyne. 
 Vol. II. Schriften zur rbmifchen Literatur heraufg. 
 
 durch Heyne. 
 Vol. 12. Terpfichore heraufg. von J. G. Miiller. 
 Vol. 13, 14. Kritifche Walder, oder Betrachtungen 
 
 iiber die WilTenfchaft und Kunft des Schbnen heraufg. 
 
 durch Heyne. 
 Vol. 15, 16. Abhandlungen und Briefe iiber fchbne 
 
 Literatur und Kunft. 
 Vol. 17, 18. Friichte aus den fogenanntgoldenen 
 
 Zeiten des achtzehnten Jahrhunderts heraufg. von 
 
 J. G. Miiller. 
 Vol. 19. Antiquarifche Aufsatze heraufg. durch Heyne. 
 Vol. 20. Nachlefe zur fchbnen Literatur und Kunft 
 
 heraufg. durch J. von Miiller. 
 
 HEREMPERTUS Langobardus. 
 
 Chronologi. Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 5. i 
 HERENTALS, Petrus de, Canonicus Prjemon- 
 
 ftratenfis. 
 Vits Joannis XXII., Benedifti XII., dementis 
 
 VI., Innocentii VI., Urbani V. 
 
 Muratorii Rer. Ital. Script. 3 pars 2, 499
 
 '447 
 
 HERGOTT Marquardus. 
 
 Vetus difciplina monaftica, feu colleftio auftorum 
 ordinis S. Benedidli maximam partem inedi- 
 torum, qui ante fexcentos fere annos per Ita- 
 liam, Galliam atque Germaniam de monaftica 
 difciplina traftarunt. [Anon.] 4°. Par. 1726 
 
 Petri diaconi difciplina Caiinenfis, 
 S. Sturmii primi Fuldenfium abbatis confuetudines. 
 Theodemari ufus Caiinenfis. 
 
 S. Benedifti Anianenfis capitula de difciplina monaftica. 
 Capitula monachorum. 
 
 Capitulare Aquifgranenfis de vita et converfatione mo- 
 nachorum. 
 Capitula monachorum San-Gallenfium. 
 Guidonis Farfenfis difciplina. 
 Bernardi ordo Cluniacenfis. 
 Excerpta ex Divionenfi difciplina. 
 S. Wilhelmi conftitutiones Hirfaugienfes. 
 Luxovienfesritus,ex vetufto pfalterio Luxovienfis abbatiae. 
 Fragmenta veteris difciplinas monafticae. 
 
 HERIBERTUS, Monaclius. 
 
 Epiftola de haereticis Petragoricenfibus. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 483 
 HERIMANNUS. See Hermannus. 
 HERING, Bishop. See Herring. 
 HERIVEUS, Remenfis Archiepifcopus. 
 
 Flourlfhed in the tenth centur)-. 
 Epiftola ad Witonem archiepifcopum Rotoma- 
 
 genfem. Bibl. Max. Patr. 17. 246 
 
 HERLE, Charles, A.M. 
 
 A Puritan divine. Born in Cornwall 1598. Educated 
 at Exeter College, Oxford. Became Reftor ofWinwick, 
 Lancaihire. At the Rebellion he took part with the Par- 
 liament, and was elefted one of the Affembly of Divines. 
 Died 1659. 
 
 Wildom's Tripos, in three treatifes : 1. Of 
 worldly policy; 2. Of moral prudence; 3. 
 Of Chriftian wifdom. The vanity of the firft, 
 the ufefulnefs of the fecond, the excellency of 
 the third. 12°. Lond. \6^^ 
 
 Contemplations and devotions on the feveral 
 paflkges of our Saviour's death and paflion. 
 12°. Lo?id. 163 I 
 
 David's fong of three parts. A fermon before the 
 Houfe of Lords. Public thankfgiving. [On 
 Pfa. 95. I.] Lond. 1643 
 
 HERMANNUS Ryd de Reen. 
 De vita et honeftate clericorum. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 129 
 HERMANNUS, Monachus coenobii Augienfis. 
 
 Surnamed Contractus, from difeafe having /hrunk up 
 his limbs. One of the learned men of the eleventh cen- 
 tury. 
 
 Chronicon [a mundi creatione ad a.d. 1065.] 
 Pirtorius, I. 117 ; Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. 348 
 HERMANNUS Tornacensis. 
 
 Abbot of Tours. Flourifhed 1125. 
 Tradlatus de incarnatione Chrifti. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14, 381 
 Narratio reftaurationis abbatis S. Martini Tor- 
 
 nacenfis. D'Achery, Spicil. 2. 888 
 
 HERMANT, John. 
 
 A French ecclefiatic. Born at Caen 1650 ; died 1725. 
 An induftrious compiler, but faid not to be always correft. 
 
 Hiftoire des herefies, des autres erreurs qui out 
 
 1448 
 
 HERMANT, John {continued). 
 
 trouble I'Eglife, et de ceux qui en ont ete les 
 auteurs, avec un traite qui refout plufieurs 
 queftions touchant I'herefie, traduit du Latin 
 d'AIphonfe de Caftro. 4 vol. in 2. 12°. 
 
 Rouen, 1727 
 Hiftoire de conciles, ou Ton verra en abrege ce 
 qui s'eft pafle dc plus confiderable dans I'Eglife. 
 Troifieme edition, augmentee de nouveau. 
 4 vol. 12°. Rouen, 1699 
 
 Vol. I. Hiftoire de conciles. Saec. i.-xvi. 
 Vol. 2. Les canons de TEglife, et Fabrege chronolo- 
 gique de la vie des papes, et leur decifions. La decla 
 rations de I'Aflemblee Generale du Clerge de France. 
 Saec. i.-viii. 
 Vol. 3. Les canons, &c. Saec. ix.-xiii. 
 Vol. 4. Les canons, &c. Saec. xiv.-xvii. 
 La vie de S. Athanafe, &c. See Athanasius. 
 
 HERMAS, Saint. 
 
 One of the apoftolical Fathers, fuppofed to be the fame 
 whom St. Paul mentions, Rom. 16. 14. He is fometimcs 
 called Paftor, or Shepherd, from the title of his book, of 
 which only a Latin tranflation from the Greek original 
 furvives. 
 
 Paftor. Hefele ; Bibl. Max. Patr. 2. P. 1.24; 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, i. 49 ; 
 
 Grynasus, Lat. 599 ; Cotelcrii 
 
 SS. Patrum Opera, i. 75 
 
 Fragmentum. Grabe, Spicilegium, i. 303 
 
 For Englifh tranflation, fee Wake, 
 
 HERMIAS, Philosophus. 
 
 A Chriftian philofopher, who lived in the fecond cen- 
 tury. His work in ridicule of the Gentile philofophers is 
 ranked by Houteville equal to Lucian. It treats of the 
 principles of things, of the foul and of God, and combats 
 in a lively manner the opinions of the pagan (ages. 
 Irriflo Gentilium philofophorum, Gr. et Lat. 
 See Tatianus, a W. Worth, 1 700 [an excellent 
 edition) ; alfo Juftini Opera, 492 ; Patrum 
 Graecorum Opera ; Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 
 2. 68 ; /// Latin only, Bibl. Max. Patr. 
 4. 179. 
 HERMIAS Sozomenus. See Sozomenus. 
 HERODIAN. 
 
 A Greek hiftorian. Died at Rome about a.d. 240. He 
 compofed the Hiftory of the Roman Emperors, from the 
 death of Marcus Antoninus, a.d. 180, to the acceflion of 
 Gordian IIL, a.d. 238. 
 Hiftoriarum libri viii. Gr. et Lat. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Ingolf. 1608 
 Hiftoriarum libri, Graece, recognovit Bekkerus. 
 
 8°. Berol. 1826* 
 
 HERODOTUS. 
 
 Called the Father of Hiftory. Born at Halicarnaffus 
 about 484 B.C. Died about B.C. 413. 
 
 Hiftoriarum libri ix. Mufarum nominibus in- 
 fcripti, Gr. et Lat. ex L. Vails interpreta- 
 tione, cum adnotationibus T. Galei et J, Gro- 
 novii. Editionem curavitet fuas itemque L. C. 
 Valckenarii notas adjecit Petrus Weflelingius. 
 Accedunt prster vitam Homeri varia ex prifcis 
 fcriptoribus de Perfis, ^gyptiis, Nilo, Indifque 
 excerpta, et prsfertim ex Ctefia. Folio. 
 
 Jmjl. 1763 
 
 1
 
 1449 
 
 I450 
 
 HERODOTUS {continued). 
 
 A valuable edition, and one of the beft that has been 
 publi/hed of Herodotus. 
 
 Other editions : Schweighxuferi, 5 vol. 8°. Lond. 1824. 
 Gaisford (Cr. only), 4 vol. 8°. Oxon. 1824, &c. 
 
 Works. Tranflated from the Greek, with notes 
 by Beloe. 4 vol. 8°. Lorn/. 1802 
 
 Herodotus, a new and literal verfion from the 
 text of Baehr. With a geographical and gene- 
 ral index. By Henry Gary, A.M. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1852 
 
 HEROLD, John. 
 
 A laborious and voluminous writer. Born at Hoech- 
 ftaedt, in Suabia, 151 1. Having fini/hed his ftudies he 
 went to Bade, 1539, and fome time afterwards was or- 
 dained and ferved a cure in the neighbourhood. Died 
 fome time after 1581. His Hasrefeologia is a very rare and 
 much-efteemed work. 
 
 Haerefeologia, hoc eft opus veterum tam Gr^co- 
 rum quam Latinorum theologorum, per quos 
 omnes, quse per Catholicam Chrifti eccleiiam 
 graflatae funt, harefes confutantur et fumma 
 omnia theologias capita qusftionefque de Trin- 
 itate, providentia Dei, creatione mundi, an- 
 gelis, peccato, dsmonibus, &c. explicantur. 
 Folio. £^JiJ. 1556 
 
 Praefatio, &c. - - - - - - Ff. 3 
 
 Index. 
 
 Fulgentius, — 
 
 Ad Monimum, de praedeftinatione Dei, &c. lib. iil 3 
 
 Contra Arrianos ----- ^5 
 AdTrafimundum, de myfterio Mediatoris Chrifti, duas 
 
 naturas, &c. libri iii. - - _ . 48 
 
 Epiftolas vii. de conjugal! debito, &c. - 95 
 
 Ad Donatum, de fide, &c. - - - 130 
 
 Sermo de confelToribus - - - - 136 
 
 Sermo de duplici nativitate Chrifti - - 139 
 
 Sermo de laudibus Marije ... 141 
 
 Sermo de S. Stephano - . . . 142 
 
 Sermo de Epiphania .... j^^ 
 
 Mythologiarum libri iii. - - - - 147 
 
 Marius Vidlorinus, — 
 
 Adverfus Arium - - - - -171 
 
 Hymnus, de Trinitate, &c. . - - 2^6 
 
 De Machabaeis, carmen - - - - j^j 
 
 Idacius Clarus, Hifpanus, — 
 
 Contra Varimadum Arianum - - 254 
 
 Ladlantius, — 
 
 Divinarum inftitutionum libri vii. - - 303 
 
 De ira Dei ------ 504 
 
 De opificio Dei - . - . . ^23 
 Epitome in libros fuos. Epitome libri Acephali 541 
 
 Phoenix - - - - - - -551 
 
 Carmen de dominica refurredtione - . 554 
 
 Proclus, Conftantinopolitanus eprfcopus, — 
 
 Epiftola, Gr. et Lat. - . . - . 566 
 
 Timotheus, Epifcopus, — 
 
 Ad ecclefiam Catnolicam ... ^y^ 
 
 Theophilus, Alexandrinus Epifcopus, — 
 
 Liber Pafchalis - - - - - -615 
 
 Vincentius Lirinenfis, — 
 
 Adverfus profanas novationes - - - 643 
 
 Profper Aquitanicus, — 
 
 De libero arbitrio - - . . . 66^ 
 
 Cerealis, Epifcopus, — 
 
 Contra Maximinum Arianum - - 675 
 
 Gelafius, Epifcopus Romanus, — 
 
 De duabus naturis in Chrifto - - - 683 
 
 Teftimonia veterum de duabus naturis in Chrifto 690 
 
 HEROLD, John {continued). 
 Joannes, Epifcopus Romanus, — 
 
 Adverfus Eutychen . . . . 697 
 
 Fauftus, Epifcopus, — 
 
 De ratione fidei ..... 700 
 
 Antoninus, Epifcopus Conft. — 
 
 Ad Arcadium a£lum in exilium - - 684 
 
 Agncllus, Epifcopus, — 
 
 Ad Arminium de ratione fidei - - - 705 
 
 Rufticus, Diaconus, — 
 
 Contra Acephalos ----- 707 
 
 Vigilius, Divus, — 
 
 Contra Euthycen . . - . - 761 
 
 Gennadius Scholarius Patriarcha Conftantinopolitanus, — 
 
 Vita falutis hominum - - . . 757 
 
 HERON, Robert, Efq. 
 
 Letters of literature. 8°. Lond. 1785 
 
 Attributed to John Pinkerton, Efq. 
 
 HERRING, Thomas, D.D.,Abp. of Canterbury. 
 
 Born at Walfoken, Norfolk, 1691. Educated at Jefus 
 College, Cambridge. Elected Fellow of Corpus Chrifti Col- 
 lege 1716. Redtor of Rettenden, Effex, and of Barclay, 
 Hertford/hire, 1722. Preacher of Lincoln's Inn 1726. 
 Dean ofRochefter 1731. Bifhop of Bangor 1737. Trans- 
 lated to York 1743, and to Canterbury 1747. Died 1757. 
 He was a divine of unafFedted piety and benevolence, and 
 of great celebrity as a preacher. 
 
 Letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bifhops 
 of his province. Pp- 7- 4°- Lo?id. 1748 
 
 Seven fermons on public occafions. Now firft 
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 I Pet. 2. 13, 14. Jan. 30. Before Houfe of Lords 79 
 Luke, 10. 36, 37. Soc. Eng. Prot. Sch. Ireland 119 
 Ecclef. 8. 2. On the Rebellion in Scotland, 1745 '^5 
 Rom. I. 32. Gen. Faft, Jan. 7, 1748 - - 193 
 
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 I4SI 
 
 HERVE, Peter, Efq. 
 
 The new pifture of Paris. i8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 HERVET, Gentian. 
 
 A learned Frenchman. Born at Olivet, near Orleans, 
 1499. BecameCanon of Rheims. Died 1584. Hetranflatcd 
 into Latin the works of feveral Greek. Fathers and other 
 authors, and diftingui/hed himfelf at the Council of Trent. 
 
 Oratio de reparanda ecclefiae diibiplina, &c. 
 
 Brown, E. Fafciculus, 2. 65 i 
 HERVEUS [or HERVAEUSJ. 
 
 A Benedidline monk of Dole. Flourifhed 1130. In the 
 edition of St. Anfelm's works, edited by Picardus, folio, 
 1612, the following works are printed as being written by 
 that Father, but they are now attributed to Herveus : — 
 Enarrationes in Evang. Matthasi ; Explanationes in aliquot 
 Evangelia ; Enarrationes in Cantica Cant. ; Commentaria 
 in Epiftolas Pauli omnes dilucida ; Enarrationes in Apoca- 
 lypfm. 
 
 Commentariorum in Ifaiam prophetam libri viii. 
 Pez, Thefaur. iii. P. i 
 HERVEY, Lord Arthur, A.M. 
 
 Rcdtor of Ickworth and Curate of Horringer. 
 Sermons for the Sundays and principal holidays 
 
 throughout the year. Preached in the parifh 
 
 churches oi Ickworth and Horringer. 2 vol. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Gen. 6. 8. Sexag. - 169 
 Luke, 18.42. Quinquag. 181 
 Pfa. 38. 18. Afli Wed. 191 
 Gen. 22. 8. Lent i 203 
 
 Luke, 19. 10. Lent 2 217 
 Luke, 14. 27. Lent 3 231 
 John, 6. 14. Lent 4 243 
 Heb. 9. II, 12. Lent5 255 
 Matt. 27. 37. Lent 6 268 
 Heb. 10. 19-22. Good Fri. 
 
 Ifa. 2. 22. Adv. I - I 
 
 Luke, 21. 27. Adv. 2 13 
 
 Ifa. 26. 19. Adv. 3 - 26 
 
 Pla. 96. 11-13. Adv. 4 37 
 
 John, I. 14. Chriftmas 48 
 
 Prov. 16. 32. Sun. aft. Chrift- 
 mas - - - 61 
 
 Rom. I. 17. 2d Sun. aft. 
 Chriftmas - - 77 
 
 Rom. 8. II. Epiph. 1 88 
 
 Ifa. 51.6. Epiph. 2 99 
 
 Ifa. 55. 6, 7. Epiph. 3 110 
 
 Ifa. 58. 13, 14. Epiph. 4 122 
 
 Mark, 6. 17-20. Epiph. 5 
 
 134 
 Ifa. 65. I. Epiph. 6 146 
 Gen. I. 26. Septuag. 159 
 
 Vol 
 John, 16. 23,24. Eaft. 5 i 
 Heb. I. 1-4. Afcen. day 15 
 I Cor. 7. 29-31. Sun. aft. 
 Afcen. - - - 27 
 
 John, 14. 25, 26. Whit.Sun. 
 
 37 
 Rev. 4. II. Trinity 47 
 Luke, 1 6. 27, 28. Trin. 1 60 
 
 — 14. 16-18. Trin. 2 72 
 
 10. 38-42. Trin. 3 84 
 
 I Sam. 13. 13, 14. Trin. 4 
 
 95 
 1 ThefT. 4. 16, 17. Trin. 5 
 
 108 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. Trin. 6 
 
 121 
 Rom. 6. 23. Trin. 7 131 
 Matt. 20.26-28. Trin. 8 144 
 I Cor. 10. 1-5. Trin. 9 154 
 
 HERVEY, James, B.D. 
 
 A divine of exemplary piety and virtue. Born near 
 Northampton 1713-14. Educated at Lincoln College, Ox- 
 ford. Curate of Dummer, Hampftiire, about 1736. Ob- 
 tained the livings of Wefton Favel and Collingtree about 
 1752. Died 1758. His principles were Calviniftlc, but his 
 piety was of the moft cheerful and ufeful delcription. 
 
 Rom. 6. 9-1 1. Eaft. day 293 
 I John, 5.4, 5. Eaft. i 305 
 I Pet. 2. 24. Eaft. 2 317 
 Matt. 12. 33. Eaft. 3 329 
 I Cor. 4. 3, 4. Eaft. 4 339 
 
 I Kings, 21. 20. Trin. 10 
 164 
 Luke, 18. 13. Trin. II 176 
 Heb. 13. 8. Trin. 12 188 
 Luke, 10. 25-28. Trin. 13 
 200 
 Gal. 5. 24. Trin. 14 212 
 Matt. 6. 33. Trin. 15 222 
 Rom. 8. 5. Trin. 16 231 
 Gen. 32. 26. Trin. 17 244 
 Mark, 5. 34. Trin. 18 255 
 Eph. 4. 32. Trin. 19 267 
 Luke, II. 4. Trin. 20 279 
 Habak. 2. 4. Trin. 21 293 
 Luke, 5. 8. Trin. 22 305 
 Matt. 22. 21. Trin. 23 319 
 Pfa. 51.9-ix. Trin. 24332 
 Jer. 23. 6. Trin. 25 345 
 
 1452 
 
 HERVEY, James, B.D. [continued). 
 Works. A new and complete edition. 7 vol. 
 8°. Lofid. 1797 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Memoirs of the life and writings of the Rev. James 
 
 Hervcy -.-.-.- i 
 
 A fermon on Mr. Hervey's death, Luke, 2. 29, 30. By 
 
 W. Romaine ----- xxxiii 
 
 Meditations and contemplations, containing, Meditations 
 
 among the tombs ; Refleftions on a flower-garden, 
 
 and a defcant on creation ; Contemplations on the 
 
 night ; Contemplations on the ftarry heavens ; and a 
 
 winter-piece. 
 
 [Twenty-feventh edition, 12°. 1804.] 
 Vol. 2. Theron and Afpafio, or a feries of letters upon 
 
 the moft important and interefting fubjefts. 
 Vol. 3. Theron and Afpafio, continued. 
 [3 vol. 8^. Lond. 1775.] 
 Vol. 4. 
 Sermons, — 
 
 The time of danger [on Heb. 11. 28] ; The means 
 
 of fafety [on Heb. ix. 28] ; and the way of holi- 
 
 nefs [on Ezek. 18. 27] : being the fubftance of 
 
 three fermons preached on public faft days i 
 
 [12°. Lond. 1757.] 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The crofs of Chrift, the Chriftian's glory. 
 
 A vifitation fermon, 1753 - - - 95 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 18. The miniftry of reconciliation 113 
 
 Rom. 5. 19. Many made righteous by the obedience 
 
 of one. (2 ferm.) 
 Rom. 14. 10. On the day of judgment - 155 
 
 I Cor. 2. 29. On the nature and importance of the 
 facrament of the Lord's fupper - - 171 
 
 Prov. 14. 32. On the death of a young lady 185 
 
 Phil. I. 2. On the death of Mr. Abr. Donn 205 
 Tit. I. 3. On the divinity of Chrift. (4ferm.) 223 
 Confiderations on the prevailing cuftom of vifiting on 
 Sundays _...-_ 261 
 
 A treatife on the religious education of daughters 271 
 Rules and orders of a religious fociety - - 291 
 
 Hints for promoting religion ... 304 
 
 Promifes to be pafted at the beginning of a Bible 311 
 Prefaces — to Jenks' Meditations, 314 — to Burnham's 
 Pious Memorials ----- 320 
 
 Recommendatory letteron Marfhall on Sandtification 327 
 De libro Jobi, epiftola ad Carolum Thayer, 333 ; Trans- 
 lation _....- 5^~ 
 Remarks on Lord Bolingbroke's Letters on the Study 
 and Ufe of Hiftory, fo far as they relate to the hiftoiy 
 of the Old Teftament, and efpecially to the cafe of 
 Noah denouncing a curfe upon Canaan - 351 
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 Four fermons on the divinity of Chrift [Titus, 
 
 I. 3]. To which are added four other fermons. [On 
 
 Mark, 6. 2. On repentance. John, 5. 39. On fearching 
 
 the Scriptures. Pfa. 18. I. On love to God. 2 ferm.] 
 
 Faithfully tranfcribed from the original Ihort-hand of the 
 
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 (Memoirs of.) By John Brown. 12°. 
 HESIOD. 
 
 A Greek poet, nearly contemporary with Homer. Born 
 at Alcra, in Bceotia, whence he is commonly called the 
 Afcrasan. Kept ftieep on Mount Helicon. His Works and 
 Days form a valuable monument of antiquity.
 
 '453 
 
 '454 
 
 HESIOD {contimed). 
 
 Opera omnia, Gr. et Lat. cum indice omnium 
 Graecarum vocum, G. Paforis. 8°. 
 
 Jmji. 1 63 I 
 Opera et dies. Scutum Herculis. Deorum generatio. 
 Index. 
 Opera, Gr. et Lat. Grsvii. 8°, Jtnjl. 1667* 
 Opera. Poetce Gr. Heroici 
 
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 Greek into Englifli verfe, with a preliminary 
 difTertation on the life, writings, and sra of 
 Hefiod, and ilkiftrative notes by Charles Abra- 
 ham Elton. 12°. Lond. 1812 
 HESKETH, Henry, D.D. 
 
 Redlor of Charlewood, Surrey, and Vicar of St. Helen's, 
 : London. 
 
 Sermon, Ezek. 7. 3. The dangerous and almofi; 
 defperate ftate of religion. Together with fome 
 things in order to its recovery. 4°. Lond. 16 jg 
 
 HESSELIUS, John. 
 
 : Profeflbr -of Theology at Louvaln. Born there 1522. 
 
 , Died 1566. He was a legate to the Council of Trent, and 
 J greatly diftinguiflied himfelf by his profound erudition. 
 In S. evangehum fecundum Matthaeum com- 
 mentarius. Sm. 8°. Loz'. 1572 
 
 This author alfo wrote commentaries on 1 Timothy, 2 
 Peter, and the Epiftles of St. John. Likewife a catechifm, 
 which is confidered his bell work, forming a complete 
 treatife on dogmatic and moral theology, chiefly from St. 
 Auguftine. 
 
 HESSEL, John. 
 
 A Methodift minifter. Born 1814; died 183X. 
 
 (Memoirs of.) Confifting chiefly of extracts from 
 his Journal and Correfpondence, including 
 an account of the change in his theological 
 opinions, by which he was led to renounce 
 the peculiarities of Calvinifm and to embrace 
 thofe of Wefleyan Methodifm. Together with 
 ieveral flcetches of his fermons. By the Rev. 
 Jofliua Prieftley. 12°. Lond. 1841 
 
 HESSEY, James Augustus, D.C.L. 
 
 Preacher to the Hon. Society of Gray's Inn, and Head 
 
 Mafter of Merchant Taylors' School. 
 
 Schemata rhetorica, or tables illuftrative of Aris- 
 totle's Rhetoric. Folio. Ox/. 1 845 
 
 Sermon, Ads, 11. 27-30. Chriftian almfgiving. 
 Occafioned by the famine in Ireland and Scot- 
 land. 8"=. Lond. 1847 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 129. 1-5. God's guardianftiip of 
 the Church of England againft Rome. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 A fcripture argument againft permitting marriage 
 with a wife's fifter. A Clergyman's letter to 
 a friend. Second edition. Pp. 15. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 Sermon, Heb. 13. 7. Chriftian commemoration 
 of founders and benefaftors. [Aft.] 8°, 
 
 Lond. 1850 
 
 Viftorini Bythneri inftitutio linguae fanftae. Cui 
 addita eft introduftio ad linguam Chaldsam 
 Veteris Teftamenti, authore eodem. Editio 
 nova fecundum editionem anni 1650. Accu- 
 rante Jacobo A. HefTey, LCD. 8". L. 1853 
 
 HESYCHIUS, Bifhop of Jerufalem. 
 
 Flourilhcd in the fixth century. 
 
 In Lcviticum : Oratio in S. Andream : In Do- 
 minican! refurreftioncm : De hora tcrtia et 
 fcxta quibus Dominus fuiffe crucifixus : Dc 
 temperantia et virtute. 
 
 Latine. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 52 
 
 Concordantia evangcliftarum circa ca quce in fe- 
 
 pulchro contigerunt. Item de fabbatis et de 
 
 varietate exemplarium S. Marci. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, ii. 221 
 
 In Dominicam refurreftioncm. 
 
 Combefis, Novum Auftarium, i. 743 
 Quasftiones ex evangelica confonantia. 
 
 Cotelerii Monumenta, 3. i 
 HESYCHIUS, of Miletus. 
 
 Flourilhed under the emperors Juftin and Juftinian. 
 De viris ilkiftribus, Gr. et Lat. 
 Res patriae Conftantinopoleos, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Meurfii Opera, 7. 20c 
 HESYCHIUS. 
 
 A celebrated grammarian and lexicographer of Alexan- 
 dria, fuppofed to have been a Chriftian. His era is va- 
 rioufly placed in the fourth, fifth, and fixth century. 
 
 Lexicon [Gr. et Lat.] cum notis doftorum vi- 
 
 rorum integris. Ed. J. Alberti. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 L. Bat. 1746-66* 
 
 Annotationes et emendationes in Hefychii Lexi- 
 con. Wolf, Anecd. Graeca, iv. 172 
 
 HETHERINGTON, W. M., D.D. 
 
 Minifter of "Free St. Paul's Church," Edinburgh. 
 Hiftory of the Church of Scotland. From the 
 introduftion of Chriftianity to the period of 
 the difruption [1843]. Third edit. Imp. 8°. 
 
 Ed/n. 1843 
 
 Other works : Fulnefs of Time, 8°. Hiftory of Rome 
 from the Encyclopaedia Britannica, royal 12°. 1839. His- 
 tory of the Weftminfter Aifembly of Divines, fm. 8\ 
 1S43. The Minifter's Family, 12'^. 1847. 
 
 HEUBNERUS, J. L. 
 
 DifTertatio de academiis Hebrsorum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 21. IOC 5 
 HEUGH, Rev. Hugh. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 71. 17. The importance of early 
 
 piety. [Young Men.] 8°. GV^y^. 1826 
 
 Life and feleft works, by Macgill. Second edit. 
 
 2 vol. Sm. 8°. ' 1852 
 
 HEUMANN, Christopher Augustus. 
 
 ProfelTor of Theology at the Univerfity of Gottingen. 
 
 Bornat Alftadt in the Duchy of Saxe-Weimar 16S1. Died 
 
 1764. His works are numerous. 
 
 Programma de nbo Hebrsorum interjeftione 
 mufica. Ugolinus, 32. 735 
 
 HEUMEN, Joannes ab. 
 
 Jofeph Accrefcens docens converfionem pecca- 
 toris ad juftitiam. [Condones xlvi.] 12*^. 
 
 ^ntzcerpitT, 1663 
 
 HEURES imprimees par I'ordre de M. le Car- 
 dinal Noailles, a I'ufage de fon diocefe. 1 2°. 
 
 Par. 1 7 16 
 
 HEURTLEY, Charles A., B.D. 
 
 Reftor of Fenny Compton, Warwickftiire, and Honorary 
 Canon of Worccfter Cathedral.
 
 H55 
 
 1456 
 
 HEURTLEY, Charles A., B.D. {continued). 
 
 Plain words about prayer, intended for plain 
 
 people : To which is added, A form of prayer, 
 
 to be ufed in families. New edition. Pp. 52. 
 
 8°. ZsW. 1835 
 
 Juftification. Eight fermons, preached 1845, ^^ 
 
 the Lefture founded by the late Canon Bamp- 
 
 Oxf. 1846 
 
 17 
 
 Man fallen in Adam 
 Man reftored in Chrift - 
 Imputed righteoufneis 
 
 . Inherent righteoufnefs - 
 
 Faith 
 
 47 
 
 81 
 
 123 
 
 161 
 
 16. The connexion between faith and juftifi 
 The connedlion between baptifm 
 
 19s 
 
 and 
 
 ton. 
 Rom. 5. 
 Rom. 5. 
 2 Cor. 5 
 ■z Cor. 5 
 Heb. II. 
 Rom. 4. 
 
 cation 
 Adts, 22. 16. 
 
 juftification --.... 24.3 
 
 Rev. 3. II. Juftification in continuance - 291 
 
 Parochial fermons preached in a village church. 
 
 12°. Oxf. 1849 
 
 Matt. 18.20. Public worftiip : its objedls, obligation, 
 
 and advantages - . . . . j 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 6-10. St. Paul and Demas : the neceflity 
 
 and blefTednefs of perfeverance - - 24 
 
 Luke, 19. 10. Zaccheus - - - - 42 
 
 Rev. 3. II. Signs of declenfion in religion. Adv. 4 61 
 Jer. 48. II. The dangers incident to profperity 83 
 
 Gen. 32. 26. Earneftnefs in prayer: Jacob wreftling 
 
 with the angel. Lent i - - - 98 
 
 Exod. 14. 30. The Chriftian's final triumph at the re- 
 
 furredtion. Eafter Sun. - - - - 119 
 
 Hof. 2. 8. God's hand to be acknowledged in his good 
 
 gifts - - - . - - i^i 
 
 Gen. 24. 48. Abraham's fervant - - - 158 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 13. Submiffion to human ordinances. May 29 
 
 182 
 
 Matt. 22. 32. The cavil of the Sadducees about the 
 
 refurredtion ------ 202 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 21. Sloth . . . _ 220 
 2 Kings, 23. 25. Jofiah : Confiftency the teft of fince- 
 
 rity ------ - 241 
 
 Luke, 10. 29. Self.juftjfication - - - 261 
 
 Matt. 19. 29. The reward of forfaking all for Chrift 281 
 
 Parochial fermons. 2d feries. 12°. Ox/l 1850 
 
 Matt. II. 25-27. Divine truth hidden from the wife, 
 
 revealed to babes ... - - i 
 
 Prov. 3. 5, 6. Truft . - - . 26 
 
 Adts, 7. 59, 60. St. Stephen - - . 47 
 
 Ezek. 36. 25— 27. The promifes of the new covenant 66 
 
 I Sam. 16. 14. Saul troubled by an evil fpirit from the 
 
 Lord: the agency of evil fpirits - - 88 
 
 Gal. 6. 15. The Chriftian a new creature in Chrift 113 
 
 James, 1.4. Patience - . - - 135 
 
 Matt. 1 1. 3. The Baptift's meffage to Chrift : fpiritual 
 
 dejedlion. Advent 3 - - - - 155 
 
 Phil. I. II. The fruits of righteoufnefs - - 173 
 
 Mark, 4. 26-32. Growth and diftufion of Chrift's king- 
 dom in the world and in the heart - - 195 
 Ifa. 66. I, 2. Humility and contrition, charafteriftics of 
 God's people - - - - - -214 
 
 Heb. II. I. Faith - ... - 237 
 
 Joel, 2. 12-14. Inward and outward humiliation 258 
 John, 4. 13, 14. Our Lord's converfation with the wo- 
 man of Samaria. Firft Sun. in the year - 280 
 John, 15. 26. The Holy Spirit's witnefs to Chrift. 
 Whitfunday - - - _ . ^03 
 
 Sermons before the Univerfity of Oxford, 1836- 
 37- 8°. Land. 1837* 
 
 Four fermons on the union between Chrift and 
 his people. 8°. ZsW. 
 
 A review in Brit. Critic, 31. 428. 
 
 I! 
 
 HEWERDINE, Francis. 
 
 The danger and folly of evil courfes : being a 
 pradlical difcourfe, fhewing the bafe and vile 
 nature of fm. [Anon.] 12°. Lonci. 1707 
 
 HEWEHDINE, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Reft, of Abington and Vicar of Bafingbourn, Cambridge. 
 A juft vindication of fome Plain Letters in the defence of 
 infant-baptifm, and of the mode of baptizing (now gene- 
 rally ufed in the Church of England) by fprinkling, or 
 pouring-on of water. Being a reply to Dr. Ruftel's Juft 
 Vindication (as he calls it) of the Dodtrine and Practice 
 of St. John the Baptift, &c. Wherein he pretends to 
 have examined and confuted the faid Plain Letters. Pp. 
 80. Sm. 8°. Land. 1702 
 
 HEWLETT, Ebenezer. 
 
 Miracles real evidences of a divine revelation 
 and the influence of evil angels carefully ex- 
 amined. In anfwer to Mr. Chubb's Difcourle 
 on Miracles, and Mr. Fleming's Animadver- 
 fions thereon. Pp. 36. 8°. Land. 1741 
 
 HEWLETT, John, Morning Preacher at the 
 
 Foundling and Reftor of Hilgay. 
 The Holy Bible : with critical, philological, and 
 explanatory notes. lUuftrated with 1 20 en- 
 gravings. 3 vol. 4°. Lofit^. 1 8 1 1 
 Vol. I. Prolegomena. Account of the revifion of the 
 Liturgy in the reign of Q^Elizabeth. Hiftory of the 
 prefent tranflation of the Bible, Genefis — Efther. 
 Vol. 2. Job — Malachi. Apocrypha. 
 Vol. 3. Hiftory of the Jews. New Teftament. Chrono 
 logical index, &c. 
 Sermons on different fubjedls. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 
 
 Vol. I. Second edit., corredled and enlarged by two 
 
 additional fermons. 1788. 
 Deut. 4. 9. The benefits of experience and refledlion i 
 Matt. 12. 20. The charity and forbearance of Chrift, 
 
 contrafted with the manners of the world - 25 
 
 John, 4. 24. Devotion. (2 ferm.) - - 47 
 
 Exod. 2. 6. Charity to children - - - 93 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The refurredlion - - - 119 
 
 J Cor. 15. 35, 36. The immortality of the foul 145 
 Luke, 18. 10—13. Chriftian humility. (2 ferm.) 167 
 Matt. 26. 22. The frailty of human virtue, and the 
 
 neceflity of guarding againft temptation - 209 
 
 Adls, 4. 32. Unanimity in religion - - 235 
 
 Luke, ID. 33. The parable of the good Samaritan 265 
 Matt. 25. 13. Death - - - - 291 
 
 Prov. 16. 32. The government of the temper 309 
 
 Luke, 4. 32. The caufes confidered that made our Lord's 
 
 word " with power " - - . - 331 
 
 Ifa. 53. 3. The fufFerings of Chrift - - 357 
 
 Luke, 2. 14. The birth of Chrift j ftiewing how that 
 
 event was calculated to promote " on earth peace, 
 
 good-will towards men " - - . ^77 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 12. The duties of youth - - 395 
 Pfa. 103. 14. The goodnefs and the mercy of God in 
 
 fuperintending the fate of his intelligent creatures, and 
 " remembering that we are duft" - - 427 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. Faith as the rule of condudt - 451 
 Mark, 4. 23. Hearing the word of God - 479 
 
 Vol. 2. Fifth edit., correded. 1806. 
 Luke, 12. 29. A doubtful mind - - - i 
 
 Lev. 19. 32. The relative duties of the young to the aged 
 
 Prov. 16. 31. The relative duties of the aged to the 
 young ------- 45 
 
 Luke, 16. 25. The probability of our meeting, and re- 
 cognifing each other in a future ftate - - 67 
 
 I Tim. 6. 6. The union of godlinefs with contentment 
 
 93 
 
 I
 
 H57 
 
 1458 
 
 HEWLETT, John {continued). 
 Eph. 4. 2. Forbearance 
 Phil. 4. 13. Chriftian fortitude 
 Matt. II. 30. The yoke of Chrift 
 Afts, 17. 22. Superftition 
 Prov. 29. 23. Pride - . - 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. Beneficence 
 
 "5 
 
 135 
 157 
 181 
 207 
 229 
 
 341 
 
 363 
 411 
 431 
 
 455 
 
 19 
 39 
 
 Luke,i9.4. The chara(Ser and condudl of Zaccheus 251 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. Godly forrow, and the forrow of the world 
 
 273 
 Matt. 10. 2. The charadler and conduct of St. Peter 295 
 Pfa. 19. 12. The duty of examining into our fecret faults 
 
 317 
 Ezek. 16. 49. Idlenels . - - - 
 
 John, 14. I. Infidelity. (2 ferm.) 
 Pfa. 150. 6. The duty of praifing God 
 John, 19. 5. The charafter and condudl of Pilate 
 
 1 Pet. I. 13. Sobriety ----- 
 
 Vol. 3. Second edit. 1807. 
 Prov. 15. 3. The omniprefence of God 
 Pfa. 141. 2. Prayer . . - - - 
 
 Matt. II. 3. The advent of our bleffed Lord 
 Mai. 3. 18. The characters of the righteous and the 
 wicked contrafted ----- 57 
 
 Matt. 24. 35. The permanence of Chrift's religion 77 
 John, 21. 22. Unprofitable curiofity - - 95 
 
 Habak. 3. 17, 18. The influence of religion under pri- 
 vations and afflictions - - - - 115 
 
 Ecclef. 1 1. 9. The duties of the young, as combined with 
 their enjoyments - - - - -133 
 
 Adts, 18. 17. Indifference with refpeCt to religion 153 
 
 Heb. 12. 14. Holinefs . - - - 171 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. Seeking the kingdom of God and his 
 
 righteoufnefs - - - - - -189 
 
 Heb. 3. 12. An evil heart of unbelief - 209 
 
 ACts, 10. 38. The duty of going about doing good 227 
 Pfa. 15. 2. Truth ----- 257 
 
 John, 8. 57. The duties of middle life - 273 
 
 Pfa. 104. 3. The myfterious nature of God - 291 
 Pfa. 4. 6. The nature and purfuit of good - 309 
 
 2 Pet. I. 5. The duty of adding to our faith virtue 325 
 2 Pet. 1.5. The duty of conftantly advancing towards 
 
 perfection ------ 343 
 
 Matt. 19. 24. The difficulty which the rich find in 
 
 embracing the gofpel, and fiilfilling its precepts 361 
 Matt. 22. 14. The few that are chofen - 399 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 34. The Itory of Barzillai - - 417 
 
 2 Chron. 31. 21. The character of King Hezekiah 435 
 Pfa. 22. 9. The nature and influence of hope 453 
 
 Vol. 4. 1825. 
 John, 7. 48. The importance of good example in the 
 
 great ------- i 
 
 Heb. 9. 28. The facrifice and atonement of Chrift 17 
 Jofh. 24. 15. The duty of attending to the religious 
 
 principles and condudt of our own houfehold 
 Matt. 13. 28, 29. The parable of the tares and 
 
 wheat. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. The duty of redeeming time 
 Luke, 16. 19. The rich man and Lazarus - 
 Luke, 16. I. The parable of the unjuft fteward 
 Matt. 21. 29. The parable of the two fons 
 John, I. 23. The miniftry of John the Baptift. (2 fer.) 
 
 160 
 Rom. 13. 12. The advent of Chrift, and the duties to 
 
 which it ftiouJd give rife - - - 193 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. The things written aforetime for our 
 
 learning ------- 209 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. The duty of ftudying the Holy Scriptures 
 
 with patience - - - - - 227 
 
 Rom. 15.4. The patience, the comfort, and hope to be 
 
 derived from the Holy Scriptures - - 246 
 
 Matt. 4. I. Our bleffed Lord's temptation in the wil- 
 
 dernefs. (2 ferm.) - . . - 260 
 
 Deut. 4. 2. The duty of neither adding to the Word, 
 
 nor diminifhing aught from it - - 292 
 
 the 
 
 55 
 
 92 
 
 109 
 
 127 
 H5 
 
 HEWLETT, John {continued). 
 
 Matt. 5. 22. The danger and guilt of infolent and op- 
 probrious language . - . - 310 
 Matt. 26. 41. Vigilance and prayer. (3 ferm.) 328 
 Ecclef. 7. 10. Former times and the prefent - 380 
 John, 6. 12. Waftefulncfs - - - 399 
 I Cor. 14. 40. The duty of attending public worfljip 
 with conftancy ------ 414 
 
 1 Cor. 14. 40. The duty of attending public worftiip 
 punctually at the hour appointed, and behaving with 
 decorum and propriety - - - - 430 
 
 Luke, 13.8. The New Year . - - 446 
 
 John, 14. 27. Peace. (2 ferm.) - - 462 
 
 HEWLETT, J. P., M.A., Chaplain of Magdalen 
 
 and New Colleges, and Curate of St. Aldate's, 
 
 Oxford. 
 Sermons adapted for parochial and domeftic ufe. 
 
 8°. Lend. 1 82 1 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 7. Confideration and prayer - - I 
 Ezek. 33. 7—9. The importance of the minifterial office 
 
 Mark, 16.15. The minifter's commiffion - 39 
 
 Heb. 12. 2. Chrift the objeCt of fupreme regard 51 
 
 Matt. 24. 25. Predictions of momentous events 67 
 
 John, 14. 27. The Saviour's legacy - - 77 
 
 I Cor. 2. 2. Chrift crucified - . - 95 
 
 Gen. 9. 13. The rainbow . - - - 105 
 
 Luke, 19. 10. The purport of the Meffiah'sembaffy 121 
 Job, 22. 21. The nature and advantages of acquaintance 
 
 with God ------ 143 
 
 John, 9. 35. The important inquiry - - 153 
 
 Pfa. 1 19. 1x6. Genuine and delufive hope contrafted 173 
 Matt. 5. 16. The confiftent Chriftian - 183 
 
 Pfa. 50. 15. A refuge in trouble. (2 ferm.) - 197 
 Numb. 10. 29. The Chriftian pilgrimage. (2 ferm.) 219 
 Eph. 5. 16. The improvement of time - 249 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I. A call to early piety - - 265 
 
 Prov. 10. 5. The fieeper in harveft - - 287 
 
 Col. 4. II. The confolations of a faithful minirter 297 
 Pfa. 137.4. The Chriftian's fong in exile - 317 
 
 Ifa. 50. 10. Confolation under fpiritual darknefs 331 
 ACts, 8. 8. The happy effeCls of the gofpel - 345 
 
 Gen. 48. 15, 16. The grateful retrofpeCt - 359 
 
 ACts, 20. 32. Pious youth commended to the bleffmg ot 
 
 God. Before confirmation - - - 375 
 
 ACts, 27. 23. The fervant of God - - - 393 
 
 Rev. 22. 20. The returning Saviour welcomed by his 
 
 people ----- . 403 
 
 Rev. 22. 21. The paftor's valedictory addrefs - 417 
 
 HEWYTT, John, D.D. 
 
 Minifter of St. Gregory's, near St. Paul's, London. Be- 
 headed on Tower Hill, 1658, for confpiring againft the 
 then power and authority. 
 
 Nine leleft fermons preached upon fpecial occa- 
 fions, in the parifh church of St. Gregorie's, 
 by St. Paul's. Together with his puhlick. 
 prayers before and after fermon. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1658 
 Prayer before fermon. Pfa. 130. 3. Mercy and judg- 
 ment. 2 fer. (i); Luke, 2. 7 (62); I Cor. 15. 19. 
 Trin. Sun. (81); John, 18. 37. Teftis fidelis ; or, the 
 faithful witnefs. 5 ferm. (106). Prayer after fermon. 
 
 HEXHAM, Henry. 
 
 A copious Englifh and Netherduytch didionary. 
 4°. Rotterd. 1660 
 
 HEY, John, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born 1734. Educated at Catharine 
 Hall, Cambridge. Fellow of Sydney College 1758. Be- 
 came ReCtor of Paffenham, Northamptonftiirc, and Cal- 
 verton, Buckingham/hire. Norrifian Profeffor of Divinity 
 1780. Died 1815. Bp. Kaye calls him one ofthemoft 
 
 c A
 
 H59 
 
 1460 
 
 HEY, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 acute, the moft impartial, and moft judicious divines of 
 modern times. 
 
 Ledlures in divinity : delivered in the Univerfity 
 of Cambridge. 4 vol. 8°. Camb. 1796 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Syllabus. Pp. 76. 
 
 Book I. Of divinity, as common to all fefts ofChriftians. 
 The Holy Scriptures, The Hebrew and Greek lan- 
 guages, Various readings, Verfions, Manner of in- 
 terpretation, Genuinenels and authenticity, Evi- 
 dence, Credibility of the miracles. Of prophecies, 
 Firft propagation of the Chriftian religion, Need of 
 revelation, &c. 
 Book 2. Of polemical divinity. 
 
 Nature and eftedls ot controverfy, Qualities of a con- 
 troverfialift. Of introducing ridicule. Canons of con- 
 troverfy, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Book 3. Of religious focieties in general. 
 
 Unity of doiflrine. Of articles of religion. Authority of 
 the civil magiftrate in religion, Of improving reli- 
 gious focieties. 
 Book 4. Of particular religious focieties. 
 
 The Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England. 
 Article 1-6. 
 Vol. 3. The Thirty-nine Articles, (:o«/;««i?^. Art. 6-17. 
 Vol. 4.. The Thirty-nine Articles, fo«f/>;«t?ii. Art. 17— 39. 
 
 Index. 
 Thefe lecflures are much efteemed for the various and 
 extended learning, the profound thought, the copious and 
 corredl document, and the calm difcuffion for which they 
 are difUnguifhed. 
 
 A third edition was publifhed in 2 vol. 8°., Camb. 1841. 
 
 Difcourfes on the malevolent fentiments. 8°. 
 
 Newport-Pagnel, 1801 
 Hatred, Mifanthropy, Envy, Malice, Refentment. 
 Other works : Elfay on Redemption ; a Seatonian prize 
 poem. Seven Sermons, preached on feveral occafions, 8°. 
 Thoughts on the Athanafian Creed, 8°. 1790. General 
 Obfervations on the Writings of St. Paul, 8°. 181 1, &c. 
 Anonymom pamphlet relating to Dr. Joltn Hey. 
 
 Review of a fermon, entitled Thoughts on the 
 Athanafian Creed. Pp. 44. 8°. Land. 1790 
 
 HEY, Richard, Efq., LL.D. 
 
 Three differtations : on the pernicious efFedls of 
 gaming ; on duelling ; and on fuicide : firft 
 publiflied in 1783, 1784, 1785, by appoint- 
 ment, as having gained in the Univerfity of 
 Cambridge the three prizes of an anonymous 
 donor. Revifed and correfted in 1 8 1 1 by 
 the author. 8°. Camb. 1812 
 
 HEY, William, Efq., F.R.S., &c. 
 
 Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. 
 Eminent in his profeffion, and as a private Chriftian. Born 
 at Pudley, Yorkfhire, 1736. Apprenticed to a furgeon at 
 Leeds at the age of fourteen. Studied at London 1757. 
 Settled as a furgeon at Leeds 1759. Died 1819. 
 Trads and eifays, moral and theological. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1822* 
 
 Editor's preface. 
 
 A ihort defence of the divinity of Chrift - - i 
 
 A fhort defence of the doiftrine of the atonement, with 
 
 fome late publications on that fubjedt - 115 
 
 [8°. Leeds, 1774.] 
 On fubfcription to articles of religion - - 227 
 
 Thoughts on the Sabbath, 242 ; during the Jewifh dis- 
 
 penfation,250 ; during the Chriftian difpenfation, 261 j 
 
 anfwers to objections, 275. 
 Obituaries: His eldeft fon, 295; his daughter, Alice, 
 
 308 ; his fon, John, 321 ; his fon, Robert, 346. 
 
 HEY, William, Efq., F.R.S. {continued). 
 
 On the lawfulnefs of defenfive war - - 373 
 
 On Rom. 3. 25 - - - - - 389 
 
 Means of promoting the profperity of the Eftablifhed 
 Church .---... 296 
 On the religious education of children - - 405 
 
 On the eternity of future punifhment - - 418 
 
 On forms of prayer ----- 422 
 
 On the cuftom of faying, " Not at home" - 436 
 
 On falfely faying, " Not at home" - - 443 
 
 Memoirs of Mrs. Jarratt - - . . 452 
 
 Suggeftions for reconciling the Arminians and Calvinifts 
 
 475 
 On Rom. 8, 16 (487); On John, i. 11, 12 495 
 
 On Chriftian perfection - - . . 502 
 
 On Rom. 5. 12 - - - - - 508 
 
 On the do(£trine of final perfeverance - - 520 
 
 Objections to fome of the capital doCtrines of Chrift- 
 ianity, anfwered upon the principles of common fenfe, 
 527 Additional obfervations - - - 562 
 
 A defence of epifcopacy derived from the New Teftament 
 
 This laft traCt is printed in Wordfworth's Chriftian In- 
 ftitutes (3. 186), under the title of A Threefold Miniftry. 
 
 Life. By John Pearfon, F.R.S., F.L.S. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1822* 
 HEYDEGGER. See Heidegger. 
 HEYDENREICH, A. L. Ch. 
 
 Born at Wiefbaden 1773. DoCtor of Theology. 
 Die eigenthiimlichen Lehren des Chriftenthums 
 rein biblifch dargeftellt. 3 vol. 8°. 
 
 Weil burg, 1833-39 
 Vol. I. Grundlegung. 
 Vol. 2. Die auf die eigenthiimlich chriftliche Heilflehre 
 
 vorbereiteten Grundlehren. 
 Vol. 3. Die chriftliche Erlofungs und Heilflehre. 
 
 HEYDON, Sir Christopher, Knight. 
 
 A defence of judicial aftrology, in anfwer to a 
 treatife lately publifhed by M. John Chamber. 
 4°. Lond. 1603 
 
 An aftrological difcourfe ; manifeftly proving the 
 powerful influence of planets and fixed ftars 
 upon elementary bodies, in juftification of the 
 verity of aftrology. 16°. Lond, 1650 
 
 HEYLYN, John, D.D. 
 
 Prebendary of Weftminfter and ReCtor of St. Mary-le- 
 Strand. An eminent divine, a celebrated preacher, and a 
 Chriftian philofopher. He was deeply read in the myftic 
 divines, and ftyled by fome the Myftic Dodlor. Died about 
 1760. 
 
 Theological leftures at Weftminfter Abbey ; 
 with an interpretation of the New Teftament. 
 2 vol. 4°. Lond. 1749-61 
 
 Vol. T. 1749. 
 An interpretation of the New Teftament. Part the firft, 
 containing the Four Gofpels - - - 1-370 
 
 SeleCt difcourfes on the principal points of revealed reli- 
 gion. 
 
 Job, 36. 2, 3. Natural religion the foundation of re- 
 vealed ------- I 
 
 Rom. 5. 18. Original fin - - . 11 
 
 Gen. 2. 17. The tree of knowledge - - 20 
 
 Rom. 2. 14, 15. Of confcience - - 28 
 
 Mark, 2. 27. Of the ceremonial law - - 35 
 
 Micah, 6. 8. The connexion of religion with morality 
 
 42 
 
 Matt. II. 4-6. The bleflednefs of not being offended 
 
 at Chrift ------ 51 
 
 Luke, 2. 12. The nativity of our Lord - 58 
 
 I Tim. 4. 10. The Epiphany - - 66
 
 1461 
 
 1462 
 
 HEYLYN, John, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Luke, 2. 51. The obedience of Jefus to Jofeph and 
 
 Mary - - 75 
 
 Matt. II. 29. The humility of Jefus - 82 
 
 Luke, 9. 23. Of taking up the crofs - - 89 
 
 Heb. 2. 10. The paffion ... 95 
 
 Ifa. II. 10. Of the refurreftion - - - 104 
 
 Ads, 2. 2, 3. Whitfunday - - - III 
 
 Rom. 12. 9. The Chriftian benevolence - 121 
 
 Rom. 12. I. The Chriftian facrifice - 128 
 
 Luke, 16. 19, 20. The rich man and Lazarus 135 
 
 1 Tim. 6. 17—19. The obligation of rich men to alms- 
 
 giving - 145 
 
 2 Tim. 2. If, 16. Confecration of Bp. of Briftol 154 
 Index. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1761, 
 
 Preface, [with charafler of the author]. 
 
 An interpretation of the New Teftament; containing 
 
 the Afts of the Apoftles and the feveral epiftles i 
 
 Seledl difcourfes on the principal points of revealed reli- 
 gion. 
 
 Zech. I. 3. On converfion ... 265 
 
 Heb. 12. I. The prevalent paffion - - 273 
 
 Deut. 32. 29. Eternity - - - - 281 
 
 Luke, 21. 19. Patience . . . . 289 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 34. Awake to righteoufnefs - 296 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 28. The Eucharift ... 305 
 Matt. 7. I, 2. Judge not - - - 315 
 Rom. 12. II. Sloth - ... - 323 
 Matt. 13. 3. The fower - - - 329 
 Matt. 15.36,37. The loaves and fiflies - 337 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. Nor riches, nor poverty. (2 ferm.) 
 
 345 and 361 
 
 Luke, 15. 11,12. The prodigal fon - 353 
 
 2 Chron. 20. 5, 6. Faft fermon before the king 369 
 Matt. 15. 21, 22. The Canaanite - - 375 
 Luke, 19. 8. On reftitution - - - 383 
 Luke, 18. 9, 10. The Pharifee and Publican 393 
 Ifa. 51. 7. On reformation ... 400 
 Rom. 13. 4. On reformation - - 411 
 John, 2. 25. On the refurredion - - 423 
 
 HEYLYN, Peter, D.D. 
 
 A very learned divine and hiftorian. Born at Burford, 
 Oxford/hire, 1600. Educated at Hart Hall, and afterwards 
 eledled Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. Redtor of 
 Hemminford, Huntingdonfhire, and Prebendary of Weft- 
 minfter 1631 ; to which were added other preferments. 
 Deprived by the Parliament ; on which he devoted himfelf 
 to literature. Reinftated at the Reftoration. Died 1662. 
 He was endowed with fingular gifts of genius, with clear 
 judgment and unwearied induftry, equally an enemy to 
 Popery and Puritanifm. 
 
 The hiftory of that moft famous faint and foul- 
 dier of Chrift, St. George of Cappadocia, 
 aflerted from the fiftions of the middle ages 
 of the Church, and oppofition of the prefent. 
 The inftitution of the moft noble order of 
 St. George, named the Garter. A catalogue 
 of all the knights thereof, &c. Second edit., 
 enlarged. 4°. Lotid. 1633 
 
 A coale from the altar ; or, an anfwer to Dr. J. 
 Williams's Letter to the vicar of Grantham 
 againft the placing of the communion table at 
 the eaft end of the chancell. 4°. Land. 1637* 
 
 Antidotum Lincolnienle ; or, an anfwer to a 
 book, entituled. The Holy Table name and 
 thing, faid to be written long agoe by a minis- 
 ter in Lincolnfhire, and printed 1637. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1637 
 
 Obfervations on the hiftorie of the reign of King 
 
 HEYLYN, Peter, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Charles, publifhed by H[amon] L[^eftrange], 
 Efq. [Anon.] Sm. 8°. Lotid. 1656 
 
 The parable of the tares expounded and ap- 
 plyed ; in ten fermons [on Matt. 13. 24-30] ; 
 with three other lermons on A6b, 20. 30, 31 
 (Confecration); John, 10. 11 (Paffion Sun- 
 day); John, 10. 27 (Before the king, 1641). 
 4°. Lond. 1659 
 
 A very rare work. 
 
 Examen hiftoricum ; or, a difcovery and exam- 
 ination of the miftakcs, falfitics, and defedls in 
 fome modern hiftories [Fuller, Sanderfon, &c.] 
 8°. Lond. 1659 
 
 Cyprianus Anglicus ; or, the hiftory of the life 
 and death of the moft reverend and renowned 
 prelate, William [Laud], Archbifhop of Can- 
 terbury ; containing the ecclefiaftical hiftory 
 of the three kingdoms from his rifmg till his 
 death. Folio. Lond. 1671 
 
 Ecclefia reftaurata ; the hiftory of the Reforma- 
 tion of the Church of England. Third edit , 
 with the addition of a very ufeful table of the 
 principal matters, [and an addition at p. 348J. 
 Folio. Lond. 1674 
 
 Another edition, with the life of the author by 
 John Barnard, D.D. Edited by James Craigie 
 Robertfon, M.A. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Camb.for the Ecclef. Hift. Society, 1849 
 
 Aerius redivivus ; or, the hiftory of the Prefby- 
 terians, containing the beginning, progrefs, 
 and fuccciTes of that adive fe6l ; their oppofi- 
 tion to monarchial and epifcopal government ; 
 their innovations in the Church, and their 
 imbroilments of the kingdoms and eftates of 
 Chriftendom in the purfuit of their defigns, 
 from the year 1536 to 1647. Second edit. 
 Folio. Lond. 1672 
 
 Theologia veterum ; or, the fumme of Chriftian 
 theoiogie, pofitive, polemical, and philological, 
 contained in the Apoftles' Creed, or reducible 
 to it, according to the tendries of the antients, 
 both Greeks and Latines. Folio. Lond. i6ji 
 
 Cofmography, in four books ; containing the 
 chorography and hiftory of the whole world, 
 and all the principal kingdoms, province^, 
 feas, and ifles thereof; with an accurate index 
 of all the kingdoms, people, cities, mountains, 
 rivers, &c. Corredled and enlarged by the 
 author. Folio. Lond. 1674 
 
 Originally publifhed in a fmall volume, 1621, under the 
 
 title of, A Defcription of the World. It became a very 
 
 popular book. 
 
 Hiftorical and mifcellaneous trails. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1 68 1 
 
 Life of the author. 
 
 Ecclefia vindicata ; or, the Church of England juftified. 
 I. In the way and manner of her reformation ; 2. In 
 officiating by a publick liturgy ; 3. Set forms before 
 fermons; 4. Tythesj 5. Epifcopal government ; 6. 
 Ordination of priefts and deacons. 
 [Alfo, 4°. 1657.]
 
 1463 
 
 1464 
 
 HEYLYN, Peter, D.D. {cotmnueJ). 
 The hiftory of the Sabbath. 
 
 [Originally publifhcd in 4°. 1636.] 
 Hiftoria quinquarticularis ; or, a hiftorical declaration of 
 the judgment of the Weftern Churches, and more 
 particularly of the Church of England, in the five 
 controverted points reproached with the name of Ar- 
 minianifm. 
 
 [Firft edit. 4°. 1660.] 
 The ftumbling-block of difobedience, proving the kingly 
 power to be neither co-ordinate nor fubordinate to any 
 other. 
 Right of the peerage of the Englifh biftiops. 
 Other works : Anfwer to two Seditious Sermons of 
 Henry Burton, 1637. The Hiftorie of Epilcopacie, [pub- 
 lifhcd under the name ofTheoph. Churchman], 4°. 1643. 
 A Brief Relation of the Death and Sufferings of Abp. 
 Laud. [Anon.] Oxf. 1644. Refpondet Petrus, in anfwer 
 to Dr. Bernard, 165S, &c. 
 
 (The life of.) By George Vernon, Reftor of 
 Bourton-on-the- Water, Gloucefterfliire. Sm. 
 8°. Land. 1682 
 
 Written with a view to redlify the miftakes in the life 
 prefixed to Heylyn's Tradls. 
 
 HEYWOOD, Henry. 
 
 A defence of Dr. Whitby's Treatife of Original 
 Sin, and of the tranflator's introduftion, againll 
 the attempts of Mr. John Gill : in which the 
 charges of impertinence, partiality, &c., are 
 turned upon himfelf. Pp.48. 8°. Lond. 1740 
 
 HEYWOOD, James. 
 
 A Diifenting minifter. 
 
 Sermon, Dan. 6. 21. The happinefs and duty 
 of Britons under the prefent government re- 
 prefented. Occafioned by his Majefty's late 
 indifpofition. 8°. Lond. 1756 
 
 HEYWOOD, Oliver, A.B. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Born at Bolton, Lancafhire, 
 1629. Admitted of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1647. 
 Minifler at Halifax 1652. Deprived at the Reftoration. 
 Died 1702. He was an able, laborious, and confcientious 
 divine. 
 
 Whole works, now firft collefted, revifed, and 
 arranged ; including fome trafts extremely 
 fcarce, and others from unpublifhed MSS. 
 5 vol. 8°. Idle, 1827 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoirs of Heywood, by the Rev. Richard Slate, and 
 revifed by the editor of Mr. Hcywood's works I 
 
 Extrafts from his diary, foliloqulcs, letters, &c. 372 
 
 Life of the Rev. Nathaniel Heywood, Minifter at 
 Ormfkirk,Lancalhire. [Born 1633 j died 1677.] 447 
 Life of the Rev. John Angler - - - 517 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Heart treafure. [On Matt, 12. 35.] - i 
 
 The fure mercies of David, or the fecond part of Heart 
 Treafure. [On Ifa. 55. 3.] - - - 285 
 
 [Small 8*^. Lond. 1670.] 
 Vol. 3. 
 Clofet prayer, a Chriflian duty. [On Matt. 6. 6.] i 
 
 A treatife on Chrift's interceffion, with a practical appli- 
 cation. [On Ifa. 53. 12.] - - - 131 
 Life in God's favour ; a difcourfe adapted to death- 
 threatening times. [On Pfa. 30. 5.] - 245 
 Ifrael's lamentation after the Lord. [On i Sam. 7. 2.] 
 
 385. 
 
 Job's appeal ; being a funeral fermon on the death of 
 
 Mr. Jon. Denton. [Job, 10. 7.] - - 495 
 
 ""Vol. 4. 
 
 Baptifmal bonds. [On Pfa. 50. 5-] - - 1 
 
 HEYWOOD, Oliver, A.B. {continued). 
 
 A family altar, eredled to the honour of the eternal God. 
 [On Gen. 35. 1-3.] . . - . 285 
 
 The beft entail ; or dying parents' living hopes for their 
 furviving children. [On 2 Sam. 23. 5.] - 421 
 
 Heavenly converfe ; or, a difcourfe concerning the com- 
 munion between the faints on earth and the fpirits of 
 juft men made perfedt in heaven. [On Heb. 12. 23.] 
 
 507 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 A new creature. [On Gal. 6. 15.] - - i 
 
 The two worlds ; prefent and future, vifible and invi- 
 fible. [On I Cor. 15. 19.] - . - 179 
 
 Meetnefs for heaven, confidered in fome brief medita- 
 tions on Col. I. 12, intended for a funeral legacy 233 
 
 The general afTembly, a difcourfe on 2 ThefT. 2. i 335 
 
 Original fermons, — 
 
 I Pet. 3. 13. Holinefs the way of fafety. (4 ferm.) 
 
 437 
 Matt. 18. 3. Nature of converfion - - 481 
 
 Gal. I. 4. Deliverance from the world - 492 
 
 Heb. 10. 25. A ftimulus to duty - - 501 
 
 Job, 19. 25-27. Believers fafe and comfortable 509 
 
 Youth's monitor, a difcourfe upon Ecclef. 12. I 519 
 
 A lift of the Rev. O. Hey wood's works, and the ye.irs 
 of their original publication - - - 5S8 
 
 General index . . _ - - 589 
 
 HEYWOOD, Thomas. 
 
 An adtor and dramatic writer in the reigns of Elizabeth, 
 James L, and Charles I. 
 
 The hierarchic of the blefled angels ; their names, 
 
 orders, and offices. The fall of Lucifer with 
 
 his angels. Folio. Lond. 1635 
 
 Other works : Life of Merlin, Life of Queen Elizabeth, 
 
 the Lives of Nine of the mofl Worthy Women of the 
 
 World, General Hiftory of Women, &c. He wrote 220 
 
 plays, of which only a few remain j fome are much 
 
 admired. 
 
 HICKERINGILL, Edmund. 
 
 A half-crazy writer. Born in EfTex 1630. Educated at 
 Cambridge. Served as captain in the army. Went to 
 Jamaica, and on his return took orders. Reftor of All- 
 Saints, Colchefter, 1662. Died 1708. He is defcribed by 
 Newcourt as an impudent, violent, ignorant fellow. 
 Works. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1716 
 
 Vol. I. 
 The hiftory of Whiggifm, in a dialogue between a 
 Tantivy-Tory and a Trimmer . . - i 
 
 The horrid fin of man-cntching explained in a fermon, 
 on Jer. 5. 25, 26; which gives a true idea of the 
 wickednefs of ill magifti-ates, bums, and catchpoles 171 
 The character of a fham plotter - - - 212 
 
 Curfe ye, Meroz 5 a fermon, wherein is fhewn the 
 ftandard of our obedience to f'overeign power, on 
 Judges, 5. 23 ----- 220 
 
 An apologv for diftreffed innocence, in a fermon, Ja- 
 nuary 30. On I Kings, 21. 12, 13 - - 270 
 The lay-clergy, or the lay-elder ; in a fhort effay to 
 anfwer this query. Whether it be lawful for perfons 
 in holy orders to exercife temporal offices, honours, 
 &c. ------ - 318 
 
 The trimmer ; his friendly debate with the obfervator 
 concerning uniformity-benedidlion of charters 357 
 News from Colchefter, giving an account of feveral plots 
 againft.the author for preaching the fermon again ft 
 man-catching . . - . - 394 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 The black Nonconformift ; with the author's appear- 
 ance at Doctors' Commons, epiflle to the Tories and 
 Tantivies, the Muftiroom, &c. - - 9 
 
 The ceremony-monger, his charadler - 377 
 
 The good old caufe j or, the divine captain charaderifed.
 
 1465 
 
 1466 
 
 HICKERINGILL, Edmund {continued). 
 
 Being a Termon preached in a camp, on 2 Sam. 10. 12 
 
 512 
 Vol. 3. 
 Hiftory of prieftcratt, in four parts; expofing the follies 
 and frauds of prielts of all religions ; the laft part being 
 a vindication of the Hiftory. 
 Index to the three volumes. 
 Milcellaneous trafts, effays, fatyrs, &c. in profe 
 and verie. 4°. Land. 1707 
 
 A defcription of Jamaica. 
 
 This was vvfritten when the author was a captain, and 
 originally publilhed in 1660. 
 The trial of the fpiritual courts. 
 Hiftory of prieftcratt. 
 Survey of the earth in its general vilenefs and debauch, 
 
 with fome new projects to mend or cobble it. 
 Receipts to cure the evil of this wicked world. 
 Effays on feveral fubjefts. 
 
 The Parliament tacks inquired into : I. Wliethcr 
 it has been ufual, ufeful, or neceffary. II. Whether 
 the late defigned tack of 134 was either ufual, ufeful, or 
 neceffary. Pp. 10. 4°. Lo/iJ. n. d. 
 
 The vindication of the charafter of prieftcraft. 
 Second edition, with additions, which utterly filences (as 
 well as confutes) all anfwers, &c. Pp. 32. 4°. 
 
 Land. n. d, 
 
 HICKES, Gasper. 
 
 Sermon, Ads, 13. 36. The life and death of 
 David. [Funeral.] 4°. Lond. 1645 
 
 HICKES, George, D.D. 
 
 A Nonjuring divine of uncommon abilities and univerfil 
 learning. Born at Newfham, Yorkfhire, 1642. Entered 
 St. John's College, Oxford, 1659. Chofen Fellow of 
 Lincoln College 1664. Redlor of St. Ebbe's Church, 
 Oxford, about 1675. Vicar of AUhallows Barking, Lon- 
 don, 1680. Dean of Worcefter 1683. Deprived, on 
 refufing to take the oaths, 1689. Confecrated Bifhop of 
 Thetford by the Nonjurors 1694. Died 17 15. 
 Two treatifes on the Chriftian priefthood, and 
 on the dignity of the epifcopal order, with a 
 prefatory difcourfe in anfwer to a book en- 
 titled. The Rights of the Chriftian Church, 
 &c., and an appendix. Fourth edition. 3 
 vol. 8°. [Lib. of Anglo-Cath. TheoL] 
 
 Oxf. 1847 
 
 Vol. I. 1847. 
 
 An account of the third edition, and the additions 
 therein 5 wherein Dr. Hakewell's did'ertation with 
 Dr. Heylin, touching the pretended facrifice in the 
 Eucharift, is anfwered ; with fome obfervations and 
 ftridlures upon the charge of the Bp. of Norwich, 
 I 709 ------- I 
 
 A letter to the author of the Rights of the Chriftian 
 Church afferted ----- 48 
 
 A prefatory difcourfe in anfwer to the Rights of the 
 Chriftian Church. [Tindal.] 
 
 Vol. 2. 1847, 
 
 The Chriftian priefthood afferted ... i 
 
 The dignity of the epifcopal order - - 273 
 
 Vol. 3. 1848. Appendix. 
 
 The order for the adminiftration of the Lord's Supper 
 according to the Book of Common Prayer, Edw. VL i 
 
 The order for the adminiftration of the Lord's Supper as 
 it is in the Book of Common Prayer, Edin. 1637 29 
 
 Reprefentation of a medal of K. Henry VIII. 1545 47 
 
 An extradl of a fermon upon i Tim. 3. I, 2, on the 
 dignity and duty of the miniftry. By Geo. Downame, 
 D.D. ------ 49 
 
 An extraft from Dupin's preface to the feventh diffcr- 
 tation, De libertate ecclefiae et difciplina - 83 
 
 HICKES, George, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Cafaubon, Ifaac, De libertate ccdefiaftica, tranflated 87 
 
 Tcftimonies of Englifh divines and other writers to the 
 dodlrlnes contained in the treatife of the Chriftian 
 Priefthood - - - - - -255 
 
 Preliminary differtr.tions to the edition of St. Chryfoftom 
 Dc Saccrdotio, by the Rev. Jn. Hughes, tranflated 283 
 
 Teftimonies from the writings of Dr. Thomas Jackfon 
 
 455 
 
 S. Ephraem Syrus De Sacerdotio - - 459 
 
 Letter to Dr. Hickcs, with his anfwer - - 467 
 
 The Prefatory Difcourfe is chiefly on the relation of 
 
 Church and State. The two treatiles contain a very full 
 
 inveftigation and colleftion of authorities on the fubjcdls 
 
 which are difcuffed in them. 
 
 In this fourth edition, the additions publiftied in 171 5 to 
 the third edition (171 1) are inferted in their proper places, 
 with fome MS. additions prepared by the author with a 
 view to a fourth edition. Notes are added by the Editor. 
 
 Two treatifes, &c. Second edit. 8°. Lond. lyoy 
 Two treatifes. Third edition, enlarged. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1 7 1 1 
 
 A collection of controverfial difcourfes wrote by 
 the learned Dr. George Hickes, and a Popifh 
 prieft. Occafioned chiefly by a young lady 
 [Lady Theophila Nelfon] that was perfuadcd 
 to depart from the Church of England to 
 that of Rome. To which is added the fol- 
 lowing trafts, &c. Third edition. S''. 
 
 Lond. 1727 
 
 Originally publifhed in 1705, under the title of "Several 
 Letters which paffed between Dr. Hickes and a Romifti 
 Prieft.^' 
 
 Controverfial difcourfes - . - . i 
 
 The corruptions of the Church of Rome, in relation to 
 ecclefiaflical government, the rule of faith, and form 
 of divine worfliip, in anfwer to the Bp. of P/Ieaux's 
 queries. By the Rev. Dr. Bull - - 325 
 
 The true notion of the Catholic Church, in a letter to 
 the late Bp. of Meaux. By the Rev. Charles Leflie 
 
 303 
 A letter to an Englifli prieft of the Roman communion 
 at Rome. By Robert Nelfon, Efq. - - 325 
 
 Appendix. 
 
 Mr. Herbert Thorndike's judgment of the Church 
 
 of Rome, as it was delivered by him in a paper to 
 
 a lady - - - - ' . ". . 334 
 
 Mr. Chillingworth's letter of the infallibility of the 
 
 Church of Rome. 
 The Creed of Pope Pius IV., Lat. and Eng. 
 The differences and agreements in the chief points of 
 religion betwixt the Church of Rome and the 
 Church of England. By Bp. Cofin. 
 A public office of daily and nightly devotion for the 
 feven canonical hours of prayer ufed in the Anglo- 
 Saxon Church. With a tranflation and notes. By 
 William Elftob. 
 A fecond colleftion of controverfial letters, re- 
 lating to the Church of England and the 
 Church of Rome, as they pafled between Dr. 
 Hickes and an honourable lady [Lady Gra- 
 tiana Carew, of Hadcomb, in Devonfliire]. 
 8°. Lond. 1 7 10 
 
 Three Ihort treatifes ; viz. L A modeft plea for 
 the clergy. IL A fermon of the facerdotal 
 benedidlion. IIL A difcourfe publifhed to 
 undeceive the people in point ot tithes. For- 
 merly printed, and now again publifhed by 
 Dr. George Hickes, in defence of the prieft-
 
 1467 
 
 HICKES, George, D.D. {continued). 
 
 hood, and the true rights of the Church 
 againft the flanderous and reproachful treat- 
 ment of the clergy, in a late book of perni- 
 cious and blafphemous doftrines, falfely inti- 
 tuled. The Rights of the Chriftian Church. 
 [Tindal.] 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 Preface - - - - - - - Ff. 41 
 
 An item againft facriledge, or fundry queries concerning 
 tithes - ... - 1 
 
 A modeft plea for the clergy ; wherein is briefly con- 
 fidered the original, antiquity, and necefi'ary ufe of 
 the clergy, and the pretended and real occafions of 
 their prefent contempt - - - - 19 
 
 The facerdotal benedi(ftion, a fermon preached at Oundle 
 at a vifitation, on 2 Chron. 30. 27. By Samuel 
 Gibfon, Minifter at Burleigh, in Rutland 141 
 
 A difcourfe publi/hed to inftrudt and undeceive the 
 people in point of tithes, whereon is rtiewed : I. That 
 never any clergy hath been maintained with lefs 
 charge than the eftablifhed clergy. II. That there is 
 no fubjedt that giveth anything of his own but his 
 Eafter offering. III. That the change of tithes into 
 ftipends will bring great trouble, &c. By Ph. Tre- 
 leinie, Gent. [Peter Heylyn.] 
 A collection of fermons, formerly preached. 2 
 
 vol. 8°. Z-tfW. 171 3 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 I Cor. 10. 13. The ftrongeft temptations conquerable 
 by Chriftians ------ i 
 
 1 Cor. 12. 4. The fpirit of enthufiafm exorcifed. Bef 
 Univ. Aft. Sun. - . - - ^7 
 
 Rom. 9. 4, 5. Peculium Dei. The Jews as the pecu- 
 liar people of God - - - - -113 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 9. The true notion of perfecution. Contri- 
 bution for French Proteftants - - 165 
 
 A£ts, 17. 7. Jan. 30 - - - - - 215 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 32. The moral Shechinah ; or, a difcourfe 
 of God's glory. Yorkfhire Feaft - - 285 
 
 Rom. 13. 4. The fovereign power. Artillery Company 
 
 315 
 
 Heb. 13. 16. Almfgiving. Eafter Tuefday. Bef. Lord 
 
 Mayor ..-.--- 367 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Pfa. 14. 7. May 29 - - _ . i 
 
 Luke, I. 28. Speculum beats Virginis ; or, a difcourfe 
 
 of the due praife and honour of the Virgin Mary 5 1 
 
 [4°. Second edition, more full and corredt than the 
 
 former. Anonymous. Land. 1 686.] 
 
 John, 15. 14. Obedience the only condition of favour 
 
 with God. 2 ferm. - - - - 133 
 
 Jude, 3. Earneftnefs recommended in contending for 
 
 the faith. Biihop's Vifitation - - 211 
 
 James, 2. 23. The true notion of juftification. 2 ferm. 
 
 257 
 
 Pfa. 8. 5. The natural excellency and dignity of man. 
 
 St. Michael the Archangel - - - 3^9 
 
 Pfa. 72. 8. The great blefling of naval power. Trinit)- 
 
 houfe ...... 347 
 
 A volume of pofthumous difcourfes. Left in the 
 hands of, and now publifhed by, N. Spinckes, 
 M.A. 8°. Land. 1726 
 
 2 Cor. 8. 12. What willingnefs of mind is accepted by 
 God ------- I 
 
 Heb. 6. 2. Confirmation of divine original 26 
 
 Rev. 13. II, 12. The epifcopal charadler, as diftindl 
 
 from and fuperior to prefbyters, is the ordinance and 
 
 inftitution of Chrift 58 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 1-3. That people fliould be tender of the 
 
 reputation of their paftors - - . 91 
 
 Mark, 10. 14, 15. The neccfllty of becoming like little 
 
 children, before we can be the difciples of Chrift 1 16 
 
 1468 
 
 HICKES, George, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Phil. 4. 7. Peaceablenefs, or the love of union, the 
 chief of Chriftian virtues, more valuable than all 
 knowledge, above all graces, and a prcfervative againft 
 herefy. 2 ferm. - - - - - 163 
 
 Rev. 2. 4, 5. Remiffhefs in the love of God, and decay 
 of zeal for the true faith, prefage a lofmg of the light 
 of the Gofpel . - . - . 22^ 
 
 Matt. 5. 17. Chriftianity not the deftruftion, but the 
 perfedlion of Judaifm - - . - 253 
 
 Luke, II. 42. Moral laws to be preferred before pofi- 
 tive ones. Yet thofe which are pofitive have a juft 
 right to be obferved. 2 ferm. - - 291 
 
 James, 2. 10. The whole law, and every branch of it, 
 ought carefully to be obeyed - - - 353 
 
 I John, 3. 7. Univerfal obedience farther inculcated 
 
 382 
 
 Jovian ; or, an anfwer to [S. Johnfon's] Julian 
 the Apoftate. By a Minifter of London. 
 [Hickes.J 8°. Lond. 1683 
 
 The miffionaries' arts difcovered ; or, an account 
 of their ways of infinuation, their artifices, and feveral 
 methods of which they ferve themfelves in making con- 
 verts. With a letter to Mr. Pulton, challenging him to 
 make good his charge of difloyalty againft Proteftants ; 
 and an hiftorical preface, containing an account of 
 their introducing the heathen gods in their proceftions, 
 and other particulars relating to the feveral chapters 
 of this treatife. [Anonymous.] Ff. 2. Pp. xxiv. 96. 
 4°. Lond. 1 62 8 
 
 The miffionaries' arts difcovered. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 16. 57 
 
 The fpirit of enthufiafm exorcifed in a fermon 
 [on 1 Cor. 12. 4]. Fourth edition, much 
 enlarged. With two difcourfes occafioned by 
 the new Prophet's pretenfions to infpiration 
 and miracles. 
 
 1. The hiftory of Montanifm, by a lay-gentleman 
 [Francis Lee, M.D.] 
 
 2. The new pretenders to prophecy examined, by N. 
 Spinckes. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 A declaration made by the Right Rev. Dr. 
 George Hickes, concerning the faith and 
 religion in which he lived and intended to die, 
 and referred to in his will. Pp. 16. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1743 
 An apologetical vindication of the Church of 
 England, in anfwer to thofe who reproach 
 her with the Englilh herefies and fchifms. 
 
 Gibfon's Prefervative, 2. I 
 The exclufive right of bifhops to ordain. 
 The right of the Church to excommunicate. 
 
 Tra6ls of Angl. Fathers, 3. 158, &c. 
 Blbliotheca fcriptorum ecclefias Anglicans ; or, 
 a colleftion of trafts relating to the govern- 
 ment and authority of the Church, being the 
 choice trafts recommended by Dr. George 
 Hickes. 8°. Lond. 1709 
 
 A Proteftant's account of his orthodox holding in matters 
 of religion ------ i 
 
 A treatife of the authority of the Church on Matt, xviii. 
 
 17 ; with an anfwer to objedlions to kneeling at the 
 
 Communion, &c. . - - - 34 
 
 The Church's authority aflerted. A fermon on i Cor. 
 
 14. 40. By Samuel Hoard - - - 190 
 
 A fermon preached at Paul's Crofs, 9 Feb., being the 
 
 %.
 
 1469 
 
 1470 
 
 HICKES, George, D.D, {continued). 
 
 firft Sunday in the Parliament, An. 1588, on I John, 
 
 4. I. By R. Bancroft, D.D. - - 247 
 
 A fermon preached in the time of the great rebellion 
 
 by a fequeftered Clergyman. [Dr. Thomas Bayly.] 
 
 316 
 
 No neceflity for reforming the doftrine of the Church 
 
 of England, by John Pearfon, D.D. - - 336 
 
 An anfwer to Dr. Burgefs's word by way of poftfcript ; 
 
 in vindication of No Neceflity, &c. [as above.] By 
 
 John Pearfon, D.D. . . - - 366 
 
 God's government of his Church and the deputation 
 
 thereof to men, both for the civil and ecclefiaftical 
 
 eftate 388 
 
 Index --...-- 428 
 
 The gentleman inftrufted in the conduft of a 
 virtuous and happy life. Written for the 
 inftruftion of a nobleman. To which is 
 added a word to the ladies [with preface by 
 Hickes]. Twelfth edition. 2 vol. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1755 
 Devotions in the ancient way of offices, with 
 pfalms, hymns, and prayers, for every day of 
 the week, and every holiday in the year. 
 Reformed by a perfon of quality, and pub- 
 lilhed by George Hickes, D.D. 12°. 
 
 Edifi. 1765 
 The original author of this excellent book of devotions 
 was John Auftin, who died 1669. The above adaptation 
 of it to the Englifh Church was by Mrs. Sufannah Hopton ; 
 the Preface was written by Dr. Hickes. The edition of 
 1765 was reprinted from the fourth, 17 12, and fome 
 paflages reftored which had been omitted in editions fub- 
 fequent to that date. A new edition was published in 
 1846. For another reformation of Auftin's work, fee 
 
 DoRRINGTON. 
 
 Inftitutiones grammaticse Anglo-Saxonicze. 4°. 
 
 Oxon. 1689 
 Linguarum veterum feptentrionalium thefaurus 
 
 grammatico-criticus et archsologicus. 3 vol. 
 
 folio. Oxon. 1703-5* 
 
 Grammatica Anglo - Saxonica, ex Hickefiano 
 
 linguarum feptentrionalium thefauro excerpta 
 
 [a Thwaites}. 8°. Oxon. 1 7 1 1 * 
 
 A new catcchifm, with Dr. Hickes's thirty-nine 
 
 articles. Second edition corrected. Pp. x. 
 
 28. 8°. Lond. 17 10 
 
 HICKMAN, Charles, DD. Bilhop of Derry. 
 
 A native of Northamptonfhire. Student of Chrift 
 Church, Oxford, 1667. Became Minifter of St. Ebb's 
 church, Oxford. Lecturer of St. Jameii's, Weftminfter, 
 1692. Afterwards Redlor of Hogfnorton, Leicefterfhire. 
 Bifliop of Derry 1702. Died 1713. It has been faid, 
 that as a writer of fermons he has had Icarce a luperior, 
 and few equals, yet his language tends to afieftation. 
 [Vol. I.] Fourteen fermons, preached at St. 
 James's Church, in Weftminfter, on feveral 
 occalions. Third edition corredled. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1718 
 
 Job, 28. 28 - - I 
 
 A(fts, 14. 15 
 
 - 217 
 
 Pfa. 9. 20. 2 ferm. 31 
 
 Ads, 26. 29 
 
 245 
 
 2 Pet. 3. II, 12. 2 fer. 85 
 
 Rom. 5. 7 
 
 - 271 
 
 Ecclef. II. 9 - 139 
 
 2 Kings, 5. I 
 
 298 
 
 Ecclef. 12. I - - 163 
 
 John, I. 47 
 
 - 322 
 
 iCor. 15. 33 - 193 
 
 Job, 27. 5. 6 
 
 352 
 
 Vol. 2. Twelve fermons upon the principal 
 feftivals and fafts of the Church, preached at 
 
 HICKMAN, Bifliop [contmued). 
 
 St. James's, Weftminfter 
 
 P&. 34. II. Adv. - I 
 
 Dcut. 18. 18,19. Chriftm.45 
 John, I. 14. Chriftm. i 75 
 Gal. 6. 14. Good F. 104 
 Luke, 16. 31. Eaftcr 133 
 Heb. 4. 14. Afcen. 164 
 
 Second edition. 
 Lond. 1724 
 
 Luke, II. 13. Whit. 192 
 
 1 ThefT. 5. 19. Whit. 232 
 
 2 Thefl'.2. 16, 17. Trin. 262 
 Eph.4. 1 1, 12. AU-Snts. 294 
 Eph. 4. 13. Same - 323 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. S. Thos. 349 
 
 Sermon, 1 Kings, 18. 21, preached before the 
 Lord Mayor, &c. 4°, Lond. 1680 
 
 HICKMAN, Henry, B.D. 
 
 A Nonconformifl: divine, native of Worcefterrtiire. 
 Educated at Cambridge. Removed to Oxford 1647, and 
 became Fellow of Magdalen College, and was licenfed as a 
 preacher. Deprived at the Reftoration. Went to Hol- 
 land, and became preacher to the Englifh congregation at 
 Leyden. 
 
 Hiftoria quinq-articularis exarticulata ; or, ani- 
 madverfions on Dr. Heylin's Quinquarticular 
 Hiftory, in which the dodlrine of the Armi- 
 nians, in the five points, is proved to be con- 
 trary to the doftrine of the Reformed Church 
 of England. Sm. 8°. 1673 
 
 HICKS, Samuel, Reftor of Wreftlingworth in 
 
 Bedfordlhire. 
 
 Six difcourfes. 12°. Lond. 1766 
 
 Gal. 3. 19. The ufe of the law ... i 
 
 Mark, 10. 28. TJie infufficiency of the creature and 
 
 the all-fufficiency of Chrift . . - 35 
 
 Titus, 2. II, 12. The effeft of the grace of God upon 
 
 the hearts and lives of profefTors - " 75 
 
 Matt. 13. 51. The parable of the fower. 3 ferm. 97 
 
 HIDE, Edward. See Hyde. 
 HIEMPSAL. See Cory, J. P. Fragments. 
 HIEROCLES. 
 
 A Platonic philofopher of Alexandria. Flouriflied about 
 
 A.D. 450, 
 
 De providentia et fato ; una cum fragmentis 
 ejufdem ; et Lilii Gyraldi interpretatione 
 fymbolorum PythagonT, notifque Merici Ca- 
 fauboni ad commentarium Hieroclis in A urea 
 Carmina. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1673 
 
 Commentarius in Aurea Pythagoreorum Carmina, 
 Gr. et Lat. Joan. Curterio interprete. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1673 
 
 Commentaries on the Golden Verfes of Pytha- 
 goras, and life by Dacier. See Pyth.-^gor.^s. 
 
 HIEROCLES Grammaticus. 
 
 A Greek writer, fuppofed to have lived in the fixth 
 century. His Synecdemus, or travelling companion, gives 
 an account of the provinces and towns of the eaftern 
 empire. 
 
 Synecdemus. Byzantine Hiftories, 22 
 
 HIERON, Samuel. 
 
 Born 1572. Educated at Eton fchool, whence he was 
 eleded to King's College, Cambridge. Prefented to the 
 living of Modbury, Devonshire, which he held until his 
 death, 16 17. He was inclined to Puritan principles, but 
 with a ftridt adherence to the Church of England ; a 
 pious divine, and very popular as a preacher. 
 
 Works. 2 vol. Folio. Lond. 1635 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Sermons. 
 
 Matt. 7. 13, 14. The Chriftian's journal. 3 ferm. I 
 Mark, 10. 15. The minority of faints - 29
 
 1471 
 
 1472 
 
 HIERON, Samuel {continued). 
 
 Prov. 23. 23. Truth's purchafe ; or a commodity 
 
 which no man may either negleft to buy, or dare 
 
 to fell. (2 ferm.) . . - . 41 
 
 Hof. 8. 12. The dignityof the Scripture. (3 ferm.) 71 
 
 Lu.lce, I. 67-79, '^^'^ abridgement of the Gofpel, or 
 
 the order and courfe of man's falvation. (10 ierm.) 
 
 97 
 Exod. 34. 6, 7. The back parts of Jehovah. (4 
 
 ferm.) 165 
 
 John, 4. 13,14. The worth of the water of life 197 
 Pfa. 119. 174. David's longing and David's love 208 
 2 Tim. 4. 7. The good fight - - 219 
 
 Matt. 3. 10. The difcovery of hypocrify. (2 ferm.) 
 
 Matt. 13. 44. The perfedt pattern of true converfion. 
 
 (3 ferm.) ---... 250 
 Afts, 8. 36-38. The baptizing of the eunuch. (3 
 
 ferm.) -.-_-_ 281 
 
 I John, 3. 10. The trial of adoption. (2 ferm.) 313 
 Rom. 6. 12, 13. The platform of obedience. (2 
 
 Ierm.) ------ ^27 
 
 I John, 3. I. The fpiritual fonfhip. (2 ferm.) 349 
 Ads, 9. 36, 37. The life and death of Dorcas 383 
 The fpiritual tillage, in two fermons, — 
 
 Prov. II. 18. The hufbandry and harveft of the 
 righteous . - . . - 59^ 
 
 Prov. 22. 8. The hufbandry and harveft of the 
 wicked ------ 599 
 
 Ruth, 4. II, 12. The marriage-blefling - 404 
 
 John, 3. 6. The old man and the new man 416 
 
 James, 4. 9. A remedy for fecurity - - 429 
 
 Judges, 5. 31. The ruin of God's enemies 441 
 
 Pfa. 49. 12. The worldling's downfall - 449 
 
 Prov. 14. 32. The wife man's verdift - 416 
 
 Matt. 9. 15. The bridegroom at a marriage 467 
 
 The preacher's plea ; or, a treatife in form of a plain 
 dialogue, making known the worth and neceffity of 
 that which we call preaching, fhewing alio how a 
 man may profit by it - - - - 477 
 
 An anfwer to a Popilh rime lately fcattered abroad 553 
 The dignity of preaching, in a fermon on 1 Theff. 5. 20 
 
 577 
 
 Three fermons full of neceflary advertifements and gra- 
 cious comforts, — 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 19. The fpiritual man's talk - 565 
 Luke, 22. 31, 32. A caveat and a comfort for be- 
 lievers. (2 ferm.) - - - 611 
 
 The fpiritual fifliing, a fermon on Luke, 5. 10 639 
 
 Certain ufeful meditations touching death, collefted out 
 of Phil. 1.23 - - - - - 647 
 
 The dodtrine of the beginning of Chrift. [A Catechifm.] 
 
 669 
 
 A help unto devotion ; forms of prayer fitted to feveral 
 occafions - ... - 681-763 
 
 A relation of the manner of Mr. Hieron's death Ff. 2 
 
 Alphabetical table to Vol. i. 
 
 Vol. 2. 1634. 
 
 Sermons. 
 
 I Their. 5. 21. The dodlrine's trial - - i 
 
 Matt. 6. 33. The Chriftian's livelihood - ^■^ 
 
 Penance for fin, or David's penitential pfalm, in 
 30 ledtures, on Pfalm 51 - - - 43 
 
 Luke, 20. 25. A prefent for Caefar. (2 ferm.) 431 
 Mark, 9. 50. A bargain of fait. (2 ferm.) . 461 
 
 A brief direction for the comers to the Lord's table F. 1 
 
 Alphabetical table to Vol. 2. 
 
 HIERONYMUS, Saint Eusebius. 
 
 A very celebrated Father of the fourth century. Born, 
 of Chriftian parents, at Stridon,on the confines of Pannonia 
 and Dalmatia, 331. Educated at Rome, under the bcft 
 mafters. After travelling through France, Italy, and the 
 Eaft, he adopted the monaftic life, in Syria, in his thirty-firft 
 year. Died 422. The beft edition of his works is that of 
 
 HIERONYMUS, Saint Eufebius {continued). 
 Vallarfius, 1734, which is much enlarged from that of the 
 Benedidtine of 1693, and has a greatly enlarged index. It 
 was reprinted in a fmaller type, with lome additions, at 
 Venice, 1766-72, 11 vol. in 15. 4°. 
 
 Opera, poll monachorum ord. S. Bened. recen- 
 fionem, denuo ad MSS. codices Romanos, 
 Ambroiianos, Veronenfes aliofque, nee non 
 ad priores editiones caftigatus, quibufdam in- 
 editis monumentis, aliifque S. doftoris lucubra- 
 tionibus, feorfum tantum antea vulgaris, audlus 
 notis, et obfervationibus continenter illuflratus, 
 ftudioDominici Vallarfii, VeronenfisPrefbyteri, 
 opem ferentibus aliis in eadcm civitate literatis 
 viris, et prascipue March. Scipione Maffeio. 
 II vol. Folio. Verona, 1734 
 
 Vol. I. Verona, 1734. 
 Epiftola Clementi XII. - - - - Ff. 3 
 
 Praefatio generalis - . . . i-xxx 
 
 Praefatio ; epiftolarum ordo, &c. . - . Ff. 14 
 
 Epiftolae, fecundum ordinem temporum - i 
 
 Notae - - - - - . -II 09 
 
 Indices - - - - - - - 11 67 
 
 Vol. 2. Verona, 173 5. 
 Praefatio, &c. ...... yl-xvi 
 
 Vita S. Pauli, primi Eremitae - - - i 
 
 Vita S. Hilarionis Eremitae - - - - 13 
 
 Vita Malachi, monachi captivi - - . 41 
 
 Regula S. Pachomii e Grasco Latine reddita a S. 
 Hieronymo -...-. ^(j 
 Ejufdem, et S. Theodorici epiftolae, et verba myftica 83 
 Liber Didymi de Spiritu Sandto, ex Graeco Latine con- 
 verfus - - - - . - -105 
 
 Altercatio Luciferiani et Orthodoxi - - 171 
 
 Liber adverfus Helvidium de perpetua virginitate B. 
 Mariae --.--.. 205 
 Adverfus Jovinianum - - . - 237 
 
 Contra Vigilantium ----- 385 
 
 Contra Joannem lerofolymitanum - - 403 
 
 Apologetici adverfus Ruffinum, libri tres - - 455 
 
 Apologia, quam pro fe mifit Ruffinus ad Anaftafium 
 
 Papam ------ 57^ 
 
 Epiftola Anaftafii Papae ad Joannem lerofolym. fuper 
 nomine RufRni . - - . . 577 
 
 Invedtivarum Ruffini in S. Hieronymum libri duo 583 
 Dialogi contra Pelagianos - _ - . 675 
 
 Theodori Mopfueftini fragmenta e libris contra Hiero- 
 nymum ...... 7g2 
 
 Liber de viris illuftribus, addita Grasca verfione Sophronii 
 
 807 
 Appendix I. de vitis apoftoloimm 
 Appendix altera de duodecim dodloribus ad Defiderium 
 
 945 
 Gennadius de viris illuftribus ... 9^^ 
 
 Notae Martianasi - - - - - 991 
 
 Indices --..... 1C09 
 
 Vol. 3. Verona, 1735. 
 Praefatio, &c. - - - - - Ff. 3 
 
 Liber de nominibus Hebraicis - . . i 
 
 De fitu et nominibus locorum Hebraicorum - 125 
 
 Liber quaeftionum Hebraicarum in Genefim - 301 
 Commentarius in Ecclefiaften - - - 383 
 
 Homilias duae Origenis in Canticum Latine redditas 499 
 Appendix I. Libri nominum Hebraicorum Graecas in- 
 
 terpretationes. ■■ 
 
 Appendix II. compledtens aliquot opufcula S. Hieronymo *f 
 
 olim falfo tum ineditis, cum MSS. libris adtributa, 
 
 nimirum. 
 
 Liber nominum locorum ex Adlis - - 722 
 
 De Hebraico alphabeto et de Deo et nominibus ejus 
 
 730 
 
 De benedidionibus Jacob patriarchse - 733
 
 H73 
 
 HIERONYMUS, Saint Eufebius {continued). 
 
 De decern tentationibus in deferto - - 74a 
 
 In canticum Debborae commentarius - 745 
 
 Quasftiones Hebraicae in libros Regum - - 755 
 
 Quaeftiones Hebraicas in libros Paralipomenon 789 
 In Job interlinearis expofitio Philippi - - 833 
 
 Notas Martianaei ..... i 
 
 Indices cxxix 
 
 Vol. 4. Verona, 1735. 
 Pnefatio ...... v-xvi 
 
 Commentarii in Ifaiam .... i 
 
 In Jeremiam ..... 833 
 
 Appendix : Homiliae novem Origenis in Ifaiam, quarum 
 
 Latina interpretatio Hieronymo tribuitur - 1097 
 
 Parvula adbreviatio in Ifaiam ex MS. Veronenfi 1 1 3 1 
 
 Notae - . - - - - -1135 
 
 Indices ....... 1155 
 
 Vol. 5. Verona, 1736. 
 
 Prasfatio v-xvi 
 
 Commentarii in Ezechielem ... i 
 
 Explanatio in Danielem - - - - 617 
 
 Homiliae xxviii. in Jeremiam et Ezechielem, quas de 
 
 Graeco Origenis S. Hieronymus Latine fecit 737 
 
 Notae ...---. 1007 
 
 Indices ....... 1015 
 
 Vol. 6. Verona, 1736. 
 Praefatio ....... v-xvi 
 
 Commentarii in xii. minores prophetas - I 
 
 Notae ..-...- 987 
 
 Indices ....... 1029 
 
 Vol. 7. Verona, 1 737. 
 Praefatio ... .... v-xvi 
 
 In Matthasum commentarii ... i 
 
 In Lucam homiliae xxxix. Origenis ex Gr. in Lat. 245 
 Commentarii in Galatas, 367 ; Ephefios, 537 ; Titum, 
 
 685 ; Philemonem, 741. 
 Appendix, breviarium in Pfalmos, liber in expofitione 
 Pfalmorum, praefatio de libroPfalmorum S. Hieronymo 
 falfo adfcriptum ..... 1-426 
 
 Notae 427 
 
 Indices ....... 439 
 
 Vol. 8. Verona, 1740. 
 
 Eufebii Chronicon, Latine a S. Hieronymo redditum, 
 
 au6him et ad fua ufque tempora perduftum, adjefta 
 
 etiam continuatione Profperi Aquitani, cum notis 
 
 Pantaci, &c. 
 
 Praefatio - . . - . iii-xx 
 
 S. Hieronymi praefatio, &c. .... i 
 
 Chronicon ...... 4.9 
 
 Profperi Aquitanici chronicon - - - 821 
 
 Arnaldi Pontaci apparatus, caftigationes et notae i 
 
 Indices ....... 399 
 
 Vol. 9. Verona, 1738. 
 
 Praefatio Ff. 6 
 
 Prolegomena editionis Benediftinae in Divinam Biblio- 
 
 thecam S. Hieronymi, &c. - - - i-cvii 
 
 Bibliotheca divina, feu tranflatio Latina Veteris et Novi 
 
 Teftamenti, Gen.-Efther - - - 1-1589 
 
 Notae ....... 1-79 
 
 Vol. 10. Verona, 1740. 
 Praefatio ...... v-xxiv 
 
 Bibliotheca divina. Liber Tobiae — Apocal. 1-1114 
 
 Notae ...... i_xxviii 
 
 Vol. II. Verona, I'J^l. 
 
 Praefatio, &c. Ff. 3 
 
 Vita S. Hieronymi ex ejus potifTimum fcriptis con- 
 cinnata ....... i 
 
 Ejufdem vita, antiquitus fcripta et Gennadio Maflilienfi 
 adtributa ...... 241 
 
 Vetus alia ejufdem vita, audlore anonymo - 251 
 
 Alia item vetus, incerto auftore - - 267 
 
 Selefta veterum teftimonia de Hieronymo ejufque 
 
 fcriptis, &c. - - - - - - 281 
 
 Scripta fuppofititia, — 
 
 Ad Demetriadem virginem : eft Pelagii Hasretici i 
 
 H74 
 
 HIERONYMUS, Saint Eufebius (continued). 
 
 Ad Geruntii filias : Eutropii Prefbyteri - 27 
 
 Ad Marcellam, ut adverfa toleret : Philippi Prelbyteri 
 
 Ad virginem in exfilium miflam confolatio (ejufdem) 
 
 34 
 
 Ad amicum asgrotum : S. Maximi Taurinenfis 39 
 
 Ad amicum jegrotum de viro perfedto : S, Maximi 
 
 Taur. ...... 52 
 
 Ad amicum de fcientia divinae legis : Faufti Rhegienfis 
 
 77 
 De tribus virtutibus homilia - - - 87 
 
 Ad Paulam et Euftochium de aflumtione B. M. V. 92 
 De aflumtione B. M. V. fermo : Fulberti Carnotenfis 
 
 no 
 De honorandis parentibus - - - 112 
 
 De feptem ordinibus ecclefiae . . - 114 
 
 Virginitatis laus : Pauli Pannonli Prefb. - 127 
 
 De his, quae Deo in Scripturis fanftis adtribuuntur 138 
 Damafi fymbolum : Gregorii Bcetici - 145 
 
 Symboli explanatio ad Damafum: Pelagii Haeretici 146 
 Explanatio fidei ad Cyrillum _ . - j^^ 
 
 Ad praefidium de Cereo Pafchali : S. Hieronymi ex 
 parte ..--.. 15^ 
 
 De vera circumcifione : Tertulliani - - 159 
 Ad Sufannam lapfam : Niceae Epifc. Romat. 180 
 
 Ad Evagrium objurgatio : S. Paulini - - 193 
 
 Ad militem faeculi, ut Chrifti militet : S. Paulini 
 
 Explanatio m Pfalm. 41 - - - - 198 
 
 Explanatio in Pfalm, 117 - - - 200 
 
 Ad Darandum de diverfis generibus muficorum 202 
 De refurredtione Domini : Faufti Rhegienfis 204 
 
 De nativitate Domini .... 208 
 
 De Epiphania Domini - - - - 209 
 
 De Quadragefima - - - - -210 
 
 De efu agni - - - - - 212 
 
 De refurredlione Domini - - - - 215 
 Ad Euftochium de Vinculi B. Petri . 216 
 
 De obfervatione vigiliarum : Nicetii Trevirenfis Epifc. 
 
 222 
 Ad Pammachium et Oceanum exhortatoria - 227 
 Ad quendam, qui in fasculo poenitebat - 230 
 
 De diverfis generibus leprarum - - - 232 
 
 De duobus filiis, frugi et luxuriofo - 235 
 
 Valerius Rufino, ne ducat uxorem - - 240 
 
 Dialogus Hieronymi et Auguftini de origine animarum 
 
 246 
 De corpore et fanguine Chrifti : Faufti Rhegienfis 255 
 Super evangelium Matthaei : Faufti Rhegienfis 259 
 Ad Tyrafium fuper morte filias - - 261 
 
 Ad Oceanum de ferendis opprobriis - 264 
 
 Ad Oceanum de vita clericorum - - 270 
 
 Ad Damafum de oblationibus altaris . 273 
 
 Damafi ad Hieronymum, 
 Hieronymi ad Damafum, 
 
 De geftis pontificum _ - _ - 27^ 
 
 Damafus Hieronymo, 
 Hieronymus Damafo, 
 
 De Pfalmorum emendatione - - 276 
 
 Chromatii et Heliodori ad Hieronymum, 
 Hieronymi ad Chromatium et Heliodorum, 
 
 De nativitate B. M. V. - - - 279 
 
 Ad Paulam et Euftochium de virtute Pfalmorum 287 
 Eufebius de morte Hieronymi ad Damafum - 2S8 
 Auguftinus ad Cyrillum de magniticentiis B. Hieronymi 
 
 . 3-s 
 
 Cyrjllus ad Auguftinum de miraculis B. Hieronymi 332 
 Ad Auguftinum Hieronymi, alias anonymi - 363 
 Ad monachos, antea inedita - - - 364 
 
 Regula monachorum, ex fcriptis Hieronymi, a Lupo 
 de Olmeto colledta - - - - 371 
 
 Regula monachorum - - - - 433 
 
 Canones pcenitentiales fecundum Hieronymum 463 
 Martyrologium Hieronym. prsefixis epiftolis Chro- 
 
 5 B
 
 H75 
 
 1476 
 
 HIERONYMUS, Saint Eufebius (continued). 
 
 matii et Heliodori ad Hieronymum, et Hieronyml 
 
 ad eofdem - - - - - "473 
 
 Liber comitis, five leflionarius per circulum anni, 
 
 prasfixa epiftola ad Conftantium - 527 
 
 Commentarius in Job _ - _ _ 05 
 
 0!im Philippo Prejhytero, Hieronymi dijcipulof adjcriptus. 
 
 In Lamentationes Jeremix de alphabeto - 727 
 
 Expofitio evangeliorum de brevi Proverbio edita 733 
 
 Expofitio in Marcum . _ - _ ^58 
 
 Expofitio in Lucam _ - . . ^64 
 
 Expofitio in Joannem - - , - ■^73 
 
 Commentarius in evangelium fecundum Marcum 783 
 
 Praefatio commentarii in evangelium fecundum Lucam 
 
 Praefatio commentariorum in Epiftolas S. Pauli 835 
 
 Commentarii in Romanos - - - 837 
 
 Commentarii in L et IL Corinth. - - 901 
 
 Commentarii in Galat. _ . _ ^y^ 
 
 Commentarii in Eph. - - _ - 595 
 
 Commentarii in Epiftt. ad Philipp. ColofT., I. et IL 
 
 Theff. Tim. Titum, Philem. - - loii 
 
 Hofce omnes commentarios Pelagio, haerefiarchae no- 
 tifTimo, plerique omnes adtribuunt. 
 
 Confpe£lus totius editionis noftrae in x. tomos diftri- 
 butas, et ad Benedidlinam et vetuftiores editiones 
 
 comparatae - - - - - 1071 
 
 Index generalis ----- 1087 
 
 Index generalis locorum S. Script. - - 1287 
 
 Dialogus de S. Trinitate, Gr. et Lat. 
 Commentatio Chrifliano cuilibet utilis,Gr. et Lat. 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 75. 522 
 De viris illuftribus. Mirasi Bibl. Eccl. et Fa- 
 
 bricii (J. A.) Bibl. Eccl. 
 Epiftola ad Conftantium, five prologus ejus operis 
 
 quod infcribebatur Comes. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 301 
 Martyrologium vetuftiflimum S. Hieronymi pres- 
 
 byteri nomine infignitum. Ibid. ii. i 
 
 Ordo folaris anni cum litteris a S. Hieronymo 
 
 fuperpoiitis, ad explorandam feptimanae diem, 
 
 et luns statem inveftigandam in unoquoque 
 
 die per xix. annos. Ibid. ii. 64 
 
 Comes, five leftionarius. Pamelii Liturgica, 2. i 
 Vita S. Hieronymi prefbyteri, auftore, ut videtur, 
 
 Gennadio. Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 194 
 
 Elogium S. Hieronymi ac S. Auguftini, ex libro 
 
 Gennadii Maffilienfts de viris illuftribus. 
 
 Ibid. 197 
 HIERONYMUS a Sancta Fide. 
 
 A converted Jew. Flourifhed in the fourteenth century. 
 Traftatus contra errores Judasorum et contra 
 Thalmudifticas quifquilias. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 26. 528 
 HIERONYMUS Foroliviensis, Ord. Prjedic. 
 Chronicon Forolivienfe, ab anno 1397 ufque ad 
 annum 1433. Murat. Rer. Ital. Script. 19.869 
 HIERONYMUS Pragensis. See Hus. 
 HIERURGIA ANGLIC ANA: or documents and 
 extrafts illuftrative of the ritual of the Church 
 in England after the Reformation. Edited by 
 Members of the Ecclefiological Society. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1848 
 HIGDEN, Ranulphus, or Ralph. 
 
 A Benedidline monk of St. Werberg's Monaftery in 
 Chefter, where he died about 1360, at a very advanced age. 
 
 HIGDEN, Ranulphus [continued). 
 Polychronicon [ad a.d. 1066]. 
 
 Britifti Hift. Gale, 1, 177 
 
 The above contains that part of the Polychronicon 
 which relates to the Britons and Saxons. The whole work 
 was tranflated into Englifh by John de Trevifa, a.d, 1387, 
 from which Caxton made his verfion and added an eighth 
 book. It was printed 1482 in folio, and again 1495 and 
 
 HIGGINS, Francis, A.M. 
 
 Prebendary of Chrift Church, Dublin. 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 3. 2, 3. [Afh Wednefday.] 8°. 
 
 Land. 1707 
 Sermon, i Chron. 16. 34-36. [Thankfgiving, 
 Viflory.] 8°. Lo?id. 1707 
 
 HIGGONS, Bevil, Efq. 
 
 Born 1 670. Educated at St. John's College, Oxford, at 
 Cambridge, and the Middle Temple. Died 1735. ^^ ^''^ 
 a zealous adherent to the exiled King James. 
 A fhort view of the Englilh hiftory, with reflec- 
 tions, political, hiftorical, civil, phyfical and 
 moral, on the reigns of the Kings ; their cha- 
 rafters and manners, their fucceffions to the 
 throne, and all other remarkable incidents to 
 the Revolution 1688, drawn from authentic 
 memoirs and manufcripts. Second edition, 
 with additions. 8°. Land. 1734 
 
 HIGH Church Politics : being a feafonable ap- 
 peal to the friends of the Britifti Conftitulion, 
 againft the pradlices and principles of High 
 Churchmen; as exemplified in the late oppofi- 
 tion to the repeal of the Teft Laws, and in the 
 riots at Birmingham. Pp. 195. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1792 
 HIGHAM, John, M.A. 
 
 Reftor of Wotton, Surrey. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 118. 24. Chrift's birth the Chris- 
 tian's benefit. [Chriftm.day.] 4°. Lond. i6^z 
 
 HIGHMORE, A., Efq. 
 
 Pietas Londinenfis : the hiftory, deftgn, and pre- 
 fent ftate of the various public charities in and 
 near London. 12°. Lond. 1810 
 
 HIGT, Emestus Gulielmus. 
 
 Oratio funebris, five elegia in obitum Gul. Car. 
 Hen. Frifonis, Foederatae Belgicse Gubernatoris 
 hereditarii, &c. 4°. Pp. 24. Alcmaria, 1752 
 
 HILARION, or HILARIAN, Quintus Julius. 
 
 Flouriflied 397. He is placed among the Chiliaft writers. 
 Chronologia, five de mundi duratione. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 6. 373 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 8. 235 
 Expolitum de die Pafchae et menfis. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 8. 745 
 HILARION. 
 
 A Greek monk. Flourifhed about 1450. 
 Oratio dialeftica, de pane Grsecorum myftico et 
 
 Latinorum azymo, Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Meurfii Opera, 8. 779 
 HILARIUS Pictaviensis. 
 
 One of the moft diftinguifhed ornaments of the French 
 Church. Belonged to the Origenift fchool of divinity. 
 Bifhop of Poidiers 350. Lived an exile inPhrygia 356-360, 
 on account of the fliare he took in the Arian controverfy. 
 
 II
 
 ^\n 
 
 1478 
 
 HILARIUS Piftavienfis (continued). 
 
 Died 368. The beft edition of his works is the reprint of 
 the Benediftine of 1693, edited by Maffei, at Verona, 1730. 
 It contains important additions. 
 
 Opera, ftudio et labore monachorum ordinis S. 
 Benedidli e congregatione S. Mauri, caftigata, 
 auda, atque illuftrata. Nunc vero libris de 
 Trinitate, et commentariis in Pfalmos ad binos 
 capituli Veronenfis codices, antiquitate ac prs- 
 flantia quofvis ad hanc diem cognitos facile 
 exfuperantes, diligenter exaftis, atque ofto 
 maxime variantium tradlatuum adjeftione locu- 
 pletatis. 2 vol. Folio. Verona, 1730 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Epiftola, M. S. Maffei prasfatio novae hujus editionis, &c. 
 
 Pf. 14 
 
 Praefatio generalis in qua difBciles Hilarii fententiae diffuf e 
 
 explicantur ...... \ 
 
 Vita S. Hilarii ex ipfius fcriptis, ac veterum monumentis 
 nunc primum concinnata - . . xc 
 
 Vita S. Hilarii, a Fortunato fcripta . - - cxlii 
 
 P. Damiani fermo de tranflatione S. Hilarii - cliii 
 
 Commentarii in Pfalmos .... 1 
 
 Commentarii in Matthaeum ... 669 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Libri xii. de Trinitate . . - - . i 
 
 De fynodis feu de fide Orientalium - - 457 
 
 Refponfa apologetica ad reprehenfores libri de lynodis 521 
 Epiftola ad Abram, filiam fuam ... ^25 
 
 Hymnus matutinus ad eamdem ... 529 
 
 Ad Conftantium Auguftum .... ^35 
 
 Liber contra Conftantium imperatorem - 561 
 
 Liber contra Arianos, vel Auxentium - - 593 
 Fragmenta - - - - - . 613 
 
 Appendix, — 
 
 Carmen in Genefim - - - - "715 
 
 Liber de Patris et Filii unitate - - 719 
 
 De eflentia Patris et Filii .... ^23 
 
 Fides Alcuini, fub nomine Hilarii, Gr. et Lat. 723 
 Nicolai Fabri praefatio in Hilarii fragmenta 727 
 
 Syllabus MSS. 
 Indices. 
 
 For oftavo edition, fee Patrum Latinorum Opera. 
 Pfalmorum xv. xxxi. et xli. interpretatio, quae 
 in novis editionibus delideratur. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 5. 85; Martene 
 et Durand, Colledlio, 9. 55 
 HILARIUS Arelatensis. 
 
 Belonged to the celebrated Monaftery of Lerins. Was 
 appointed Abbot in 426, and Bifhop of Aries in 429. 
 Died 449. He took, a part in feveral councils, and was 
 engaged in fome ferious difputes with the Pope, about the 
 limits of his epifcopal jurifdi<5tion. He has been accufed of 
 Semi-Pelagianifm. Someof the homilies publifhed under the 
 name of Eufebius Emiffenus have been attributed to him. 
 Hiftoria vero Genefeos, heroico carmine de- 
 
 fcripta. Bibl. Max. Patr. 7. 1228 ; Maittaire, 
 
 Opera Poet. 2. 1559 ; Fabricii 
 
 G. Poetas Chrift. 303 
 
 Epiftolae dux. Bibl. Max. Patr. 7 
 
 Fragmenta. Mai, Colleftio, 3 Pars 2, 239 
 
 Vita S. Honorati, Arelatenlis archiepifcopi, vita. 
 
 Ada Sanftorum Bollandi, 16 Jan. 
 
 Sermo de S. Genefio martyre. Surius, 25 Aug. 
 
 HILARIUS Diaconus. 
 
 Epiftola ad Pulcheriam. Cotel. Mon. i. 60 
 
 HILDEBERTUS Turonensis. 
 
 Hildebert, a monk of Cluny, Bilhop of Mans, and after- 
 
 HILDEBERTUS Turonenfis {continued). 
 wards Archbiftiop of Tours, was born at Lavardin. Though 
 he WAS accufed of licentioufnefs before he was admitted 
 into the Church, yet he became one of its brighteft orna- 
 ments for piety and learning. He wrote with great feverity 
 againft the vices and corruptions of the Court of Rome. 
 Died 1 132. Beft edition of his works, 1708. 
 Opera, tam edita quam ineditita accefferunt Mar- 
 bodi Redonenfis epifcopi ipfius Hildeberti fup- 
 paris opufcula. Quae haftcnus edita, hasc au- 
 tem auftiora et plura nondum edita prodeunt, 
 omniaque ad MSS. codices rccenfita, notis 
 pafTim illuftrantur. Labore et ftudio D. An- 
 tonii Beaugendre, prefbyteri et monachi ordinis 
 S. Benedifti e congregatione S. Mauri. Folio. 
 
 Par. 1708 
 
 Epiftola A. Beaugendre Ff. 4 
 
 Praefatio ....... i 
 
 Vita Hildeberti .... 
 
 Excerpta e geftis epifcoporum Cenomanenfiuni 
 
 xvii 
 xxxvi 
 
 Teftimonia, &c. 
 
 Epiftolas .... 
 
 Sermones cxl. — 
 
 De Tempore. 
 In adventu Domini, ferm. 8 
 In nativitate Domini, ferm. 3 
 In fefto Circumcifionis - 
 In Epiphania Domini, ferm. 3 
 
 Ixii-lxxiii 
 
 211 
 
 251 
 265 
 
 273 
 
 n evangelium Dominicas tertiae poft Epiphaniam 289 
 
 n Septuagefima ----- 293 
 
 n capite (^uadragefimas .... 297 
 
 n Dominica prima Quadragefimae, ferm. 2 302 
 
 n Quadragefima, ferm. 9 - - . 303 
 
 n Dominica Palmarum, ferm. 5 - . 356 
 
 n ccena Domini, ferm. 7 . - - 389 
 
 n paflione Domini, ferm. 2 - - - 435 
 
 n die S. Pafchse, ferm. 2 - - - 445 
 
 n Rogationibus, ferm. 4 - . - . 458 
 
 n afcenfione Domini, ferm. 2 - - 472 
 
 n Pentecoften, ferm. 2 - - - - 482 
 
 n fefto Trinitatis - - - - . 489 
 
 n S. Euchariftiae facramentum - - - 495 
 
 De SanSiis. 
 
 n (e&o Annuntiationis ... - 499 
 
 n fefto Purificationis, ferm. 3 - - 506 
 
 n fefto Aftumtionis B. Mariae, ferm. 3 - 524 
 
 n fefto S. Genovefae - . . . 538 
 
 n fefto S. Jacobi apoftoli, &c., ferm. 2 - 544 
 
 n fefto nativitatis S. Joannis Baptiftae - 556 
 
 n fefto SS. Petri et Pauli, ferm. 3 - - 559 
 
 n fefto Stae. Magdalena ... 574 
 
 n fefto S. Petri ad Vincula ... 581 
 
 n fefto exaltationis S. Crucis - - . 586 
 
 De laudibus S. Crucis .... 589 
 
 n fefto omnium Sandlorum, ferm. 3 - 600 
 
 n fefto S. Nicolai - - - - -613 
 
 n fefto S. Andraeae apoftoli - - - 618 
 
 n fefto S. Stephani, ferm. 2 - - . 622 
 
 n fefto S. Joannis evangeliftae, ferm, 2 - 630 
 
 n dedicatione ecclefias, ferm. 6 - - - 639 
 
 De dl-verjis. 
 
 Synodicus ad paftores, ferm. 8 - - 661 
 
 Contra fimoniacos - - . . . 697 
 
 De excellentia ecclefiae et facerdotii Chriftiani 701 
 
 De pace in ecclefia .... 707 
 
 De praeclaris in nos Chrifti beneficiis - - 712 
 
 De Chrifto ut humanas falutispoft lapfum Adae repara- 
 
 tore ...-.- 723 
 
 Contra Judasos ; de incarnatione - - - 728 
 
 De libro vitae ----- 732 
 
 Ad paftores; de praedicatione verbi divini - 736 
 
 De vcrbo Dei fcdule audiendo . - - 739
 
 H79 
 
 1480 
 
 HILDEBERTUS Turonenfis {contmueJ). 
 
 Allegoricus de Ifaac et Rebecca, ut figura Chrifti et 
 ecclefize - - - - - -741 
 
 De gratitudine erga Deum, et vera ad ipfum converfione 
 
 De diledlione proximi - - - - 753 
 
 De operibus mifericordiae, ferm. 2, - - 755 
 
 De quinque fenfuum mortificatione - - 761 
 
 De Adae peccato, noftraque inde captivitate - 766 
 De variis animas egreflibus, ut ad Deum pervenlat 775 
 De duabus civitatibus Dei et Diaboli - 787 
 
 De militia Chriftiana .... jgi 
 
 De vigilantia Cliriftiana ... 7^5 
 
 Ad monachos, ferm. 8 - - - - 797 
 
 Ad fan£limoniaIes, (erm. 2 - - - 828 
 
 De verbo Dei pie audiendo - - - - 835 
 In folemnitate Pafchali .... 839 
 
 Synodicus ad paftores ----- 843 
 De regno Dei defiderando et quaerendo - 847 
 
 Ad populum - - - - -.-850 
 
 Synodicus ad paftores - - - - 853 
 
 In ordinatione clericorum - - - - 855 
 
 Ad paftores, ferm. 3 - - . - 858 
 
 In Dominica prima Quadragefimae - - 865 
 
 In nativitate S. Joannis Baptiftae - - 869 
 
 De perfedta animae converfione - - - 871 
 
 De vera animae Chriflianae libertate - - 873 
 
 In Dominica paffionis - - - - 876 
 
 Opufcula, — 
 
 Vita S. Radegundis reginas - - . 886 
 
 Vita S. Hugonis abbatis Cluniacenfis - - 909 
 
 De confliihi carnis et animae - . . 943 
 
 Moralis philofophia de honefto et utili - - 961 
 
 De quatuor virtutibus vitae honeftae [Metrica] 997 
 Traftatus theologicus, de fide, de Trinitate, de angelis, 
 de creatione hominis, de peccato primi hominis, 
 &c. ---.... J009 
 De facramento altaris ... - 1103 
 
 Expofitio miffae ..... 1107 
 
 Metrica, — 
 
 De myfterio mifi^ae - - - - I135 
 
 De S. euchariftia - - - - -1151 
 
 De operibus fex dierum - - - - 1 1 69 
 
 Phifiologus - - - - - -I173 
 
 De ordine mundi - - - - - I179 
 
 In libros Regum - - - - -1 19 1 
 
 Locorum fcripturas moralis applicatio - 121 1 
 
 De S. Sufanna ..... 123 1 
 
 De Machabasis - - - . - 1235 
 
 De S. Vincentio ..... 1243 
 
 Paflio S. Agnetis ..... 1247 
 
 De inventione crucis - - . . . I255 
 
 Vita B. Bariae .^gyptiacas - - - 126 1 
 
 Hiftoria Mahumetis ..... 1277 
 
 Mathematicus . , - . . 1295 
 
 Carmina mifcellanea, tarn facra, quam moralia 1 309 
 
 Marbodi opufcula - - - - -IS?? 
 
 For contents, fee under Marbodus. 
 
 Index ad Hildeberti opera, et Marbodi opufcula 1691 
 
 Marbodi liber in Cantica Canticorum, &c. - Ff. 12 
 
 Epiftols : Carmen de myfterio mifl'as : Poema in 
 
 Berengarium : Sermones duo. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 21. 119 
 Epiftols et fermoncs. 
 
 Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 277 
 Liber de querimonia et confliftu carnis et 
 
 fpiritus. 
 Opufcula metrica. Hommey, Suppl. 421 
 
 De myfterio mifl^as carmen. Hittorpius, 839 
 
 Epiftols. D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 450 
 
 HILDEBRAND. 
 
 A writer of the twelfth century. He is fuppofed to have 
 
 HILDEBRAND [contwued). 
 
 been the author of a commentary on St. Matthew which 
 remains in manufcript in the Lambeth Library, and which 
 has been attributed to Gregory VII. 
 Libellus de contemplatione. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colleftio, 9. 1237 
 
 HILDEBRAND. See Gregory VII. 
 HILDEBRAND, Joachim. 
 
 A learned Lutheran divine. Born in Saxony 1623. Pro- 
 feflbr of Theology and Ecclefiaftical Antiquities in the 
 Univerfity of Helmftadt 1648, and at Wolfenbuttle 1651. 
 Superintendent-General at Zell 1662. Died 1691. 
 Antiquitates, ex univerfa Scriptura S. feledae et 
 fecundum ordinem librorum V. et N. Teft. 
 adornatae. 4°. Helmji. 17 14 
 
 Tradlatus de hierarchia veteris ecclefiae. 4°. 
 
 Helmji. 1708 
 
 Other works ; De prifca et primitlvje Ecclefiee facris 
 publicis, templis et diebus feftis ; De precibus veterum 
 ChriftJanarum ; Ritualia orantium ; Ars bene moriendi ; 
 De nuptiis veterum Chrifluanarum, 4°. 1661 ; Theologia 
 dogmatica, &c. 
 
 HILDEBURGIS Ibrienfis Comitiffe, Vita. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 153 
 HILDEGARDIS, Saint. 
 
 Abbefs of St. Rupert's Mount, on the Rhine. Born at 
 Spanheim, in Germany, 1098. She attrafted much atten- 
 tion by her revelations and vifions, which obtained the 
 countenance of St. Bernard and others. Died 11 80. 
 Epiftolarum liber. 
 
 Qu2:ftiones xxxviii. per S. Hildegardim folutae. 
 Reguls S. Benedifti explicatio. 
 Ad forores ftjas explicatio Symboli S. Athanafii. 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 23. 535 
 Epiftols variorum ad S. Hildegardim cum re- 
 
 fponfis ad eafdem. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Colledlio ii. 
 HILDEPHONSUS, or ILDEFONSUS, Saint. 
 
 Born at Toledo 607. Studied under St. Ifidore at Se- 
 ville. Became Archbifhop of Toledo. Died 669. 
 Opufcula ; De virginitate S. Mariae ; Sermones 
 
 xii. in prascipuis B. Marine feriis. 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 547 
 Ad Quiricium. D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 3 1 5 
 
 HILDERSHAM, Arthur. 
 
 A very pious and learned Puritan divine. Born in Cam- 
 bridgefhire 1563. Educated at Chrift's College, Cambridge. 
 Chofen Fellow of Trinity Hall 1586. Prefented to the 
 living of Afhby-de-la-Zouch 1593. Died 1631. Being 
 diffatisfied with fome points of Church difcipline, he was 
 often fufpended for irregularities in that refpedt ; but other- 
 wife he was a laborious and faithful paftor, poffefling an 
 extraordinary knowledge and judgment in the Holy Scrip- 
 tures. His lectures on Pfalm 51, and on John, 4, are faid 
 to contain a rich mine of experimental and praflical divi- 
 nity J they are very fcarce and valuable. 
 
 One hundred and fifty-two lectures upon Pfalm 
 LI. Folio. Lond. 1635 
 
 One hundred and eight leflures upon the 4th of 
 John. Second edition, much enlarged. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1632 
 
 The doftrine of fafting, and prayer, and humi- 
 liation for fm, delivered in fundry (ermons at 
 the faft appointed 1625. [On Pfa. 35. 13.] 
 4°. Lond. 1633
 
 I48I 
 
 HILDESLEY, Mark, D.D., Bifhop of Sodor 
 
 and Man. 
 
 Born in Kent 1698. Educated at the Charter-Houfe and 
 Trinity College, Cambridge. Confecratcd 1753. Died 
 1772. 
 Memoirs of. [With a coUeftion of his letters.] 
 
 By the Rev. Weeden Butler. 8°. Land. 1799 
 HILDEYARD, John, LL.D., Reftor ofCow- 
 
 fton, Norwich. 
 Sermon, Rev. 4. 4. Funeral of Earl Yarmouth. 
 
 4°. Land. 1683 
 
 HILDROP, John, D.D., Reftor of Wath. 
 Mifcellaneous wrorks. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1754 
 Vol. I. 
 
 An eflay for the better regulating and improvement of 
 free-thinking. 
 
 An efTay on honour. 
 
 Free thoughts upon the brute creation ; or, an examina- 
 tion of Father Bougeant'sphilofophical amufement, &c. 
 Vol.2. 
 '■ A modeft apology for the ancient and honourable family 
 of the Wrongheads. 
 
 A propofal for revifing, &c., the ten commandments. 
 
 The contempt of the clergy confidered. 
 
 Life of Simon Shallow, Efq. 
 Refleftions upon reafon. By Phileleutherus Bri- 
 
 tannicus. Pp. "jS. 8°. Lond. 1722 
 
 A commentary upon the fecond Pfalm. Pp. 90. 
 
 8°. LoTid. 1742 
 
 The hufbandman's Ipiritual companion ; being 
 
 the fubftance of feveral fermons. Third edi- 
 tion. 12°. Lond. 1756 
 God's judgments upon the Gentile apoftatifed 
 
 Church againft the modern hypothefis of fome 
 
 eminent apocalyptical writers. [Anonymous.] 
 
 8°. Lond. 17 13 
 
 Preface fuited to the prefent times. 
 
 Ephrem Syrus, concerning Antichrift and the end of the 
 world, tranllated, with notes. 
 
 Dr. Grabe's opinion about the Scripture prophecies con- 
 cerning the Church of Rome. 
 
 The three evils of the laft times : I. The fword. [On 
 Ifa. 34. 2.] 2. The peftilence. [On Jer. 9. 21, 22.] 
 3. The famine. [On Amos, 4. 7, 9.]; and of their 
 natural and moral caufes, as, alfo, of the enfuing 
 coming of Antichrift, according to the ancient fa- 
 thers. [On Zech. 11. 16, 17.] 
 
 HILL, Brian, M.A. 
 
 Died 1 83 1, aged 75. 
 
 Twenty-four fermons on various fubjefts. 8°. 
 
 Shrezvjbury, 1822 
 
 Matt. 5. 7. The bleflings attendant on a merciful dis- 
 
 pofition ------- 3 
 
 Matt. 8. 18-20. The obligation laid upon the followers 
 
 of Chrift to give up everything for his fake 21 
 
 Rom. 3. 1-8. Sin and danger of unbelief - 37 
 
 3. 9-12. Concerning the nature of original fin 55 
 
 3. 13-20. Theuniverfal wickednefs of mankind 77 
 
 3. 21-26. Juftification by faith - - 95 
 
 3. 27-31. The free grace and love of God 113 
 
 Matt. 6. 10. The obligation laid upon Chriftians to 
 
 perform the will of God ... 129 
 
 Job, 5. 17. The chaftening of the Almighty - 149 
 a Cor. I. 12. The teftimony of confcience - 169 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 7. God's operation in conjundtion with the 
 
 will of man - - - - - -187 
 
 Rev. 20. 12. The day of judgment - - 205 
 
 Matt. 7. I. Againft rafli judgment - - - 225 
 
 Numb. 22. 34. The hiftory of Balaam improved 239 
 
 HILL, Brian, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Prov. 23. 26. The dedication of the heart to God 261 
 Prov. 15. 3, The omniprefence of God - 277 
 
 Luke, 14. 17. An exhortation to attend the holy com- 
 munion - - - - - - -293 
 
 Ecclcf. 9. 7. Encouragement for thofe who have at- 
 tended the holy communion ... 509 
 
 Prov. 15. I. A forgiving temper - - - 3^15 
 
 Eph. 4. 25. The fin of lying - - . 345 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. Examination concerning the Chriftian 
 
 faith 359 
 
 Ezek. 18. 32. The mercy of God - - 385 
 
 Heb. 6. I. The Chriftian's progrefs - - 403 
 
 Tit. I. 4. The grace, mercy, and peace, which arc ob- 
 tained by faith in Jefus Chrift our Saviour 421 
 
 HILL, George, D.D., F.R.S.E. 
 
 A divine of the Church of Scotland. Born at St. An- 
 drews 1748. Educated at that Univerfity. Became fuc- 
 ceflively ProfelTor of Greek in St. Salvador College, 
 afterwards of Divinity ; and finally Principal of St. Mary's 
 College. Died 1820. 
 Theological inftitutes. 
 
 1. Heads of leftures in divinity. 
 
 2. View of the conftitution of the Church of Scotland. 
 
 3. Counfels refpecSing the duties of the paftoral office. 
 
 8°. Edin. 1803 
 
 Leftures in divinity. 3 vol. 8°. Edin. 1S21* 
 
 Other works: Leflures upon portions of the Old Tefta- 
 ment, intended to illuftrate Jewifh Hiftory, 8"^., Lond. 
 1812. Sermons, 8°., Lond. 1796. 
 
 HILL, G. D., M.A., Affiftant Curate of Hanover 
 Chapel, Regent Street. 
 
 Praftical fermons preached in Hanover Chapel, 
 Regent Street. 12°. Zo//^. 1844 
 
 Matt. 23. 5. Vanity i 
 
 Prov. 16. 8. Ambition . - - - 20 
 
 Prov. 22. 2. Social relations - - - - 40 
 
 A£ts, 27. 24. Social influences - - - 60 
 
 Rom. 8. 18. The prefent and the future - 83 
 
 I Tim. 6. 15. Overruling providence - - 102 
 
 Matt. 27. 5. Remorfe and repentance - - 123 
 
 Matt. II. 5. The great phyfician - - 144 
 
 I Cor. II. 24. The Lord's fupper - - - 164 
 
 I John, I. 3. The communion of faints - 187 
 
 I John, I. 7. Same fubjedl - - - - 205 
 
 Matt. 28. 6. The empty tomb - - - 221 
 
 I Cor. 15. 52. The refurredtion - - - 238 
 
 Luke, 17. 18. Gratitude - - - - 257 
 
 Matt. II. 21. The teftimony of miracles. (2 ferm.) 274 
 Rom. 13. 5. Unity and fubordination - - 311 
 
 1 Tim. 4. 8. Religious education - - 332 
 
 HILL, John, Min. of the Gofpel in London. 
 
 A pious and able Independent minifter. Born atHitchin 
 
 171 1. Died 1746. His fermons are much eftecmed. 
 
 Sermons on feveral occafions. Fourth edition. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1764 
 
 Rom. 7. 13. The exceeding finfulnefs of fin - 13 
 
 Jer. 31. 19. Evangelical repentance - - 26 
 
 Ifa. 49. 8. Chrift the covenant of his people - 41 
 
 Ifa. 40. II. Chrift the ftiepherd of his people 58 
 
 Heb. 12. 23. God the judge of all. (5 ferm.) - 68 
 
 Pfa. 59. 10. God's preventing mercy opened 121 
 
 Prov. 16. I. The preparation of the heart the Lord's 
 
 work - - - - - - - 131 
 
 Judges, 13. 23. Paft tokens of divine favour, an encou- 
 ragement againft prefent fears - - - 144 
 Gal. 3. 13. Chrift's redemption from the law'scurfe I 55 
 Pfa. 107. 7. Prefent difpenfations the right wav to glory 
 
 166 
 
 Heb. II. 13. Faith eyeing the promifes in life and 
 
 death - - 1 8a 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The nature of regeneration - 194
 
 H83 
 
 1484 
 
 HILL) John {continued). 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. Evidences of regeneration - 204 
 
 Luke, 12. 42, 43. Minifters Chrift's ftewards - 214 
 Col. 2. 6. Receiving Chrift, and walking in him 228 
 2 Kings, 4. 26. Faith's eftimate of afflidlive difpenfa- 
 tions. (5 ferm.) ----- 245 
 
 Mai. 3. 7. God's charge and call to a backfliding people 
 
 I Cor. 10. 12. Heed neceflary in the heft faints againft 
 the worft of fins - - - - -318 
 
 Ifa. 62. 6, 7. The faint's importunity for Zlon's pro- 
 fperitj' ------- 336 
 
 Deut. 33. 16. The good-will of Chrift the beft of blefs- 
 ings. (3 ferm.) ------ 350 
 
 Pfa. 51. II. The withdrawment of God's Spirit depre- 
 cated as the worft of evils - - - 585 
 Pfa. 99. 8. Believers pardoned, and yet chaftifed 400 
 J Cor. 15. 31. The Chriftian's duty of dying daily 414 
 Rev. 14. 13. The bleflednefs of them that die in the 
 Lord. Funeral fermon on the Rev. W. Moth 433 
 It is well ; or, faith's eftimate of affliftive difpen- 
 fations, 2 Kings, 4. 26. 32°. Land. TraB Soc. 
 HILL, John, M.D. 
 
 Urania, or a compleat view of the heavens, con- 
 taining the ancient and modern aftronomy in 
 form of a diftionary. 4°. Land. 1754 
 
 HILL, Joseph. 
 
 Born at Bromley, near Leeds, 1625. Educated at St. 
 
 John's College, Cambridge. Chofen Fellow of Magdalen 
 
 College 1649. Died 1707. He was a fuccefsful editor of 
 
 Schrevelius's Lexicon. 
 
 Differtation concerning the antiquity of temples, 
 wherein is fhewn that there were none before 
 the Tabernacle erefted by Mofes in the wil- 
 der nefs ; from hiftories, facred and profane. 
 4°. Land. 1696 
 
 HILL, Noah. 
 
 A pious and learned Independent minifter. Born at 
 Cradley, Worcefter, 1739. Educated at an academy at 
 Daventry, of which he was afterwards Claflical and Mathe- 
 matical Tutor for ten years. Paftor of the Meeting-houfe, 
 Old Gravel Lane, London, 177 1, where he continued 
 thirty-feven years. Diedi8i5. His fermons are written 
 with much fulnefs and felicity of illuftration. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Land. 1822 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25. God the only adequate portion - i 
 
 Jer. 50. 5. Entering into covenant with God 22 
 
 John, 6. 68. Adherence to Him, with whom are the 
 words of eternal life . - - - 45 
 
 Pfa. 52. 7. The folly of not depending on God 76 
 
 Gen. 19. 16. Deliverance of Lot and his family 100 
 I Sam. 4. 13. Eli's concern for the ark of God 121 
 Ezra, 3. 12. Declenfions in religion obferved and la- 
 mented ------ 143 
 
 Pfa. 102. 16. Zion built — the glory of the Lord 172 
 
 Ifa. 21. II, 12. The watchman's report and advice. 
 
 General faft 1795 - - - - - 219 
 
 Job, 29. 16. A Father to the poor. Society in Scotland 
 for Propagating the Gofpel in the Highlands 266 
 
 Pfa. 78. 3, 4. The knowledge of national benefits and 
 deliverances tranfmitted to the rifing generation. Cha- 
 rity fchool ------ 295 
 
 Col. I. 27, 28. The great fubjedl of the apoftolic mi- 
 
 niftry --.--.. 524 
 
 Afts, 21. 16. An old difciple. Funeral fermon 340 
 
 1 Sam. 25. I. The death of Samuel, and the lamenta- 
 tion made for him confidered and improved. Funeral 
 fermon ------ 381 
 
 2 Cor. 12. 9. The fufficiency of divine grace. Funeral 
 fermon - - - - - - -411 
 
 2 Sam. 3. 38. Funeral fermon for Mr. Hill, by J. 
 Hooper, A.M. _ . . - . 437 
 
 HILL, Sir Richard, M.A. 
 
 Brother of Rowland Hill. Born 1733. Educated at 
 Weftminfter School and Magdalen College, Oxford. Died 
 1808. He diftinguiihed himfelf by his attachment to the 
 Calvinift Methodifts, and fometimes preached in DiflTenting 
 chapels. 
 
 The blcffings of polygamy difplayed, in an affec- 
 tionate addrels to the Rev. Martin Madan, 
 occafioned by his late work entitled, The- 
 lyphthora. 8°. Lond. 1781 
 
 Pictas Oxonienfis ; or, a full and impartial ac- 
 count of the expulfion of fix ftudents from St. 
 Edmund Hall, Oxford. With a dedication to 
 the Right Hon. the Earl of Litchfield, Chan- 
 cellor. By a Mafter of Arts. [Sir. R. Hill.] 
 2d edit., revifed, &c. Pp. 102. 8°. L. 1768 
 
 Anonymous TiaB refpe&ing the above, 
 Striflures on an anfwer to the Pietas Oxonienfis, by Tho- 
 mas Nowell, D.D. By No Methodift. Pp. 46. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1769 
 An apology for brotherly love, and for the doc- 
 trines of the Church of England. [Againft 
 Daubeny's Guide.] 8°. Lond. 1798* 
 
 HILL, Rowland, A.M. 
 
 A diftinguifhed Calviniftic Methodift. Born near Shrews- 
 bury 1744. Educated at Eton, and St. John's, Cambridge. 
 Ordained a Deacon ; after which he commenced itinerant 
 preaching. Opened Surrey Chapel, London, 1783, of 
 which he continued the minifter until his death, in 1833. 
 Sermon, l Cor. i. 23, 24. Chrift crucified, the 
 fum and fubftance of the Scriptures. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 
 Village dialogues [50] between Farmer Little- 
 worth, Thomas Newman, Rev. Mr. Love- 
 good, and others. Thirty-fourth edition, with 
 entirely new dialogues and enlargements, and 
 the final corredions of the author. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1839 
 
 (Life of.) By the Rev. Edwin Sidney, A.M. 
 
 Third edition, with correftions and additions. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 Spiritual charafteriftics ; a fale of curates. 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 
 HILL, Samuel, Reftor of Killmington, Arch- 
 deacon and Canon Refidentiary of Wells. 
 De prefbyteratu diifertatio quadripartita, preftjy- 
 teratiis facri origines, naturam, titulum, ofiicia 
 et ordines ab ipfis mundi primordiis complec- 
 tens. Ff. 6. Pp. 254. 12°. Lond. 1691 
 
 The harmony of the Canonical and Apocryphal 
 Scriptures ; with the Catholic tradition of 
 faith in the Trinity and Unity, and the incar- 
 nation of the eternal Word and Son of God ; 
 under feventeen chapters or titles. In anfwer 
 to the provoking challenges, as well as fub- 
 dolous impoftures of our modern and domeftic 
 Arians. Ff. 7. Pp. 144. 8°. Lond. 171 3 
 Compendious fpeculations upon valid and invalid 
 baptifm. Ff. 3. Pp. 28. 8°. Lond. 1713 
 HILL, S. S., Efq. 
 
 The emigrant's introdudlion to an acquaintance 
 with the Britifh American colonies. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1837
 
 1485 
 
 i486 
 
 HILL, The., MB. 
 
 Stoic philofophy ; or, the praile of poverty. A 
 
 poem. Pp. 46. 8°. Land. 1720 
 
 HILL, Thomas, B.D. 
 Sermon, Rev. 12. 1 1. The militant church 
 
 triumphant over the dragon and his angels. 
 
 [Fall. J 4°. Lond. 1643 
 
 HILLS, H., Minifter of Hinxhill, in the county 
 
 of Kent. 
 A fhort treatife concerning the propagation of 
 
 the foul. [OnEcclef. 12. 7.] 8°. Lond. \66-j 
 HILLER, Matthew, " Abbas Regiofontani." 
 
 A learned Orientalift. Born at Stuttgard 1646. He was 
 fucceflively Profeflbr at various univerfities, with great re- 
 putation. Died 1725. 
 
 Hierophyticon, live commentarius in loca Scrip- 
 ture Sacrae quae plantarum faciunt mentionem. 
 4°. _ _ _ ^ Traj. 1725 
 
 Diflertatio de veftibus fimbriatis Hebrseorum. 
 
 Ugolinus, 21. 613 
 
 HILLIARD, Samuel, M.A., Prebendary ofLin- 
 coin, and one of the Preachers at the Taber- 
 nacle in Spittlefields, London. 
 
 The obligation of the clergy to keep ftriftly to 
 the bidding form of prayer before their ler- 
 mons, according to the 55 th canon and his 
 Majefty's late direftions, in oppolition to all 
 extra-canonical forms whatfoever. Pp. 23. 
 8°. Lond. 1 71 5 
 
 HINCHCLIFFE, John, D.D., Bilhop of Peter- 
 borough. 
 
 Born in Weftminfter 1731. Educated at Weftminfter 
 School, and ele<fled to Trinity College, Cambridge, 1750. 
 Head Mafter of Weftminfter School 1764. Vicar of Green- 
 wich 1766. Mafter of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1768. 
 Bifliop of Peterborough 1769. Died 1794. He was a man 
 of confiderable learning, a graceful orator in parliament, 
 and much admired in the pulpit. All his remains are 
 three fermons on public occafions, and the following 
 volume, which did not anfwer the expeftations of thofe 
 who had been accuftomed to admire him in the pulpit. 
 Sermons. 8°. 
 
 1 Cor. 2. 7 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4 - - 
 
 James, 4. 13-15 - 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 17-20 
 
 Matt. 5. 17 - 
 
 John, 20. 31 - 
 
 John, 3. 2 - - 
 
 Sermon, Phil. 4. 5. 
 Sermon, Mai. 2. 10. 
 HINCKS, Rev. John. 
 
 A pious Unitarian Minifter. Born in Cork 
 cated in part at Trinity College, Dublin, and afterwards at 
 the Belfaft Academical Infldtution. Minifter of a Unitarian 
 church, Liverpool, 1827. Died 1831. 
 Sermons and occafional fervices, felefted from 
 the papers of. With a memoir of the author 
 by John H. Thom. 8°. ZoW. 1832 
 
 I 
 
 Lond. 
 Matt. 26. 41 - 
 
 1796 
 - Ill 
 
 15 
 29 
 
 43 
 
 John, 14. 27 
 Luke, 18. 14 - 
 Luke, 16. 8 
 
 127 
 
 - 143 
 161 
 
 59 
 
 75 
 
 91 
 [Ja 
 [CI 
 
 Rom. 3. 29 
 
 Pfa. 42. 14, 1 5 - 
 
 - 175 
 189 
 
 n. 30.] 4°. L. 
 lar.Sch.] 4°. Z. 
 
 1773 
 1786 
 
 [804. Edu- 
 
 Memoir 
 
 I Chron. 29. 15. Life, a pilgrimage - 
 
 John, 8. 12. Jefus, the light of the world 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. Religious meditation - 
 
 Tit. 2. 14. The death of Chrift 
 
 Pfa. II. 7. God, the approver of virtue 
 
 Rom. I. 12. Religious fympathy - 
 
 17 
 31 
 49 
 68 
 
 85 
 
 HINCKS, Rev. John {continued). 
 
 Luke, 22. 19. The Lord's fupper. (2 ferm.) ico 
 
 Pfa. I. I. The book of Pialms - - - J30 
 
 Luke, 18. 13. Chriftian humility - . - 148 
 
 Pfa. 30. 5. The tranfitorinefs of forrow - 166 
 
 Rev. 21. 4. The happinefs of heaven - - 182 
 
 Phil. I. II. The fruits of righteoufnefs - 199 
 
 Afts, 15. 9. The purifying influence of faith - 213 
 
 Matt. 5. 8. Purity of heart - - - 229 
 
 Matt. 21. 30. Feeble refolutions - - - 247 
 I Chron. 28.9. The religious education of the young 263 
 
 Matt. 5. 4. The bleflednefs of the mourner 279 
 
 Heb. 4. 9. Reft in heaven . - - 295 
 
 Phil. 3. 13, 14. The defire of advancement - 311 
 
 I John, 5. II. The gift of eternal life - 325 
 
 Ezek. 18. 20. The wages of fm ... 343 
 
 Matt. 26. 39. Refignation of Jefus Chrift - 357 
 
 Eph. 2. 10. The new creation in Jefus Chrift - 371 
 
 Matt. 21. 9. The bleffings of Chriftianity - 387 
 
 Matt. 19. 14. Chrift's character of children - 403 
 John, 13. 7. Myfterioufnefs of the divine difpenfations 
 
 420 
 
 Luke, 8. 25. The power of faith - - 437 
 
 Rom. II. 33. Faith in Divine Providence - 456 
 
 Occafional fervices - - - - - 475 
 
 HINCMAR, Archbifhop of Rheims. 
 
 One ofthemoft learned men of his time, originally a 
 monk of St. Denys, in France. Eledted Archbiftiop of 
 Rheims 845. Died 882. He Ihewed great zeal for the 
 rights of the Galilean Church ; he acquired much influ- 
 ence, but made a tyrannical ufe of it, particularly in the 
 cafe of Gottefchalcus. His works are excellently edited, 
 1645 ; but the book is very rare. 
 Opera duos in tomos digefta cura et ftudio Jacobi 
 Sirmondi, Societatis Jefu prefbyteri. 2 vol. 
 folio. Par. 1645 
 
 Vol. I. 1645. 
 Leftorl, pr^fatlo, &c. - - - - - Ff. 14 
 
 De prsedeftinatione Dei et libero arbltrio, pofterior dis- 
 fertario adverfus Gothefcalcum et ceteros prasdeftina- 
 tianos ------- i 
 
 Contra Gothefcalcum de Trinitate, quod trina Deltas 
 
 non dicenda ...--- 
 De divortio Lotarii regis et reginae Tetbergae 561 
 
 Capitula fynodica - - - - - 710 
 
 Coronationes regiae per Hincmarum fadbe - 741 
 
 Expofitio in ferculum Salomonis - - - 756 
 
 Index - - ■ 773 
 
 Vol. 2. 1645. 
 Opujcula et Epijiolie. 
 De regis perfona et regio minifterio. De cavendis vitiis 
 et virtutibus exercendis. De diverfa et multiplici 
 animae ratione. De coercendis militum rapinis. Opus- 
 culum Iv. capitulorum adverfus Hincmarum Laudu- 
 nenfem, &c. &c. 
 Index 845 
 
 Epiftola ad Carolum Calvum Francorum regem. 
 D'Achery, Spicil. iii. 337 
 Epiftola ad Carolum imperatorem, de aufloritatc 
 vite S. Dionyfu ab Anaftalio tralatse. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 212 
 HINCMAR, Bilhop of Laon. 
 
 Brother of the preceding. A man of violent condudl, 
 and infubordinate to the king. Died 8S2. His letters are 
 in the works of his brother, and in the Councils, vol. 8. 
 
 HIND, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Vicar of Rochdale and of Skipton-upon-Craven, York- 
 fhire. 
 
 Sermon, i Cor. 14. 23. The abufe of miracu- 
 lous powers in the Church of Corinth con- 
 fidered. 4°. Oxf. 1755
 
 1487 
 
 1488 
 
 HIND, Richard, D.D. {continued). 
 Sermon, Rom. 14. 16. [Sons of the Clergy.] 4°. 
 
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 HIPERECHIUS, Prefbyter. 
 
 Age unknown. 
 
 Adhortatio fententiis 160 comprehenfa ad reli- 
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 Bibl. Max. Patr. 27. 465 
 HIPPOLYTUS Portuensis, Saint. 
 
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 virorum clariffimorum Francifci Blanchini, et 
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 Ad leftorem, &c. - - - - - Ff. 1 1 
 
 Liber de Antichrifto ----- i 
 
 Canon Pafchalis --..--- 37 
 
 Fragmentum libri de Pafchate - - . 43 
 
 Chronicon tributum S. Hippolyto - - - 49 
 
 Virorum dodorum in Canonem Pafchalem, viz., Scali- 
 geri, F. Blanchini, J. Vignolii, &c. Notae - 80 
 
 Demonftratio adverfus Judaeos - - - 218 
 
 Ex lib. adverfus gentes et fpeciatim Platonem, de caufa 
 univerfi ------- 220 
 
 Ex libro adverfus xxxii. haerefes - - - 223 
 
 Ex fermone theologiee ----- 235 
 
 Ex libro de refurredione . . - - 244 
 
 Ex epiftola ad Auguftam vel reginam - - 92* 
 
 TIsoJ ^xaiiTfiaTuv, 'A';ToirTt>XiK>i Xla^aooiris - 245 
 
 Capita canonum Abdulidis, five Hippolyti quibus utuntur 
 Ethiopes Chriftiani - . . - xxii 
 
 Homilia in Theophania . - . - 261 
 
 II
 
 1489 
 
 149° 
 
 HIPPOLYTUS Portuenfis {continued). 
 
 Ex commentariis in varies S. Scripturae libros atque 
 
 homiliis --..-- 266 
 
 Narratio de virgine Corinthiaca ... 283 
 Appendix. Liber Hippolyto epifcopo adfcriptus de con- 
 
 fummatione mundi et Anticlirifto - - 4 
 
 Hippolyti de xii. apoftolis - - - 21 
 
 —— Ejufdem de Ixx. apoftolis - - . 4.1 
 
 De Hippolyto Thebano teftimonia - - 43 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Demonftratio contra Judasos et contra Noetum 5 
 
 Fragmenta commentarii in Genefin - - 2.1 
 
 De Ezechia - - - - - - - 31 
 
 Fragmentum de benedidtionibus Abraam - 45 
 
 S. Petitus in Canonem Pafchalem Hippolyti - 46 
 
 G. BuUus et J. E. Grabe de doftrina S. Hippolyti 50 
 
 Hippolyti Thebani fragmentum ex edit. Canifiana 57 
 
 Spicilegium Patrum tertii a Chrifto nato faeculi 64 
 
 Clementis Alex, fragmenta ex edit. J. Potteri 72 
 Leonis Allatii diatriba de methodis et methodiorum fcriptis 
 
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 Ejufdem et P. Poflini atque H. Valefii notas ad convi- 
 
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 Alii Ki<pa.Xaii)fiiT^tai veteres ejufdem facri Adlorum libri 
 
 210 
 
 AAz paffionis S. Pamphili - . . . 217 
 
 S. Gregorii Thaumaturgi expofitio fidei - 224 
 
 Timasus Platonis, Gr. cum Ciceronis et Chalcidii inter- 
 
 pretatione ...... 227 
 
 Chalcidii in Timaeum commentarius - - 227 
 
 J. Meurfii ad Chalcidium notae ... 408 
 
 Index in Chalcidium. 
 
 Opera et fragmenta. Bibl. Patr. Gall. 2. 409 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 3. 253 ; and 27. I 
 
 Sermo et laterculus. Le Moyne, Varia Sacra, i 
 
 Contra haerefin Noeti. 
 
 Routh, Script. Eccl. Opufc. i. 45 
 Excerpta ex libro Hippolyti epifcopi Portuenfis 
 de theologia et incarnatione. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Canifius, i. I 
 De xii apoftolis. Combefis Novum Audi. 2. 83 i 
 Demonftratio de Chrifto et Anti-Chrifto. 
 In Sufanam. Combefis Auft. Noviffimum, i . 26 
 Philofophumena. See Origen. 
 HIPPOLYTUS Thebanus. 
 
 Of Hippolytus the Theban nothing certain is known. 
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 Chronicon [fragmentum]. 
 
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 Gr. et Lat. Bibl. Patr. Gall. 14. 106 
 
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 Urgefchichte und Mythologie der Philiftaer. 8^. 
 
 Leipzig, 1845 
 HOADLY, Benjamin, D.D., Bp. of Wincheftcr. 
 
 Born at Wefterham, Kent, 1676. Admitted of Cathe- 
 rine Hall, Cambridge, 1691, of which he became Fellow 
 and Tutor, Became Ledturer of St. Mildred, London. 
 Reftor of St. Peter-le-Poor 1704. Afterwards becam.e 
 Reftor of Streatham, Surrey. Biftiop of Bangor 1715. 
 From which he was tranflated fucceffively to Hereford, 
 Saliftjury, and Winchefter, which laft bifhopric he held for 
 twenty-fix years. Died 176 1. As a writer he poffeffed 
 uncommon talents, efpecially in controverfy ; as a divine 
 he was latitudinarian j in private life he was amiable and 
 benevolent. 
 
 Works, publifhed by his fon,John Hoadly,LL.D., 
 Chancellor of the Diocefe of Winchefter. 3 vol. 
 Folio. Lond. 1773 
 
 Vol. 1. 
 
 Life, being the article Hoadly, from the Supplement to 
 the Biographia Britannica, with large additions v 
 
 Index to the three volumes - . . - Ixvii 
 
 Tradls collefted into a volume in 1 71 5. 
 [8°. Lond. 171 5.] 
 A letter to the Rev. Mr. Fleetwood concerning mi- 
 racles ...--- 3 
 A letter about the Bifhops' Votes upon Occafional Bill, 
 
 '703- . ... 
 
 Two fermons concerning the evils of which Chnft- 
 ianity hath been made the occafion. Matt. 10. 34 
 
 .33 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Francis Atterbuiy, concerning 
 virtue and vice, occafioned by the dodlrine delivered 
 by him in a funeral fermon, 1706 - - 48 
 
 A fecond letter, in anfwer to his Large Vindication 61 
 
 A vindication of the ancient prophets, in anfwer to Sir 
 Richard Bulkeley, Bart., 1709 - - 107 
 
 Some confiderations offered to the Lord Biftiop of 
 Exeter, 1709 [with meafures of fubmiftlon]. 
 
 An humble reply to the Lord Bp. of Exeter, [ibid.] 
 
 Queries to the authors of the late Difcourfe of Free- 
 thinking, 1713 - - - - -_ _ 143 
 
 Four fermons concerning the extremes of implicitfub 
 jetlion and infidelity, on i Theff. 5. 21 152 
 
 Trafts on conformity to the Church of England. 
 
 The reafonablenefs of conformity reprefented to the 
 Diffenting minifters, in two parts, 1703 183 
 
 A ferious admonition to Mr. Calamy, occafioned by
 
 H95 
 
 1496 
 
 HOADLY, Bi/hop {continued). 
 
 the firft part of his Defence of Moderate Non- 
 conformity, 1705 .... joo 
 A perfuafive to lay conformity ; or, the reafonablenefs 
 of conftant communion with the Church of Eng- 
 land, 1704 - 316 
 
 A defence of the reafonablenefs of conformity, in an- 
 
 fwer to Calamy, 1705 - - - 333 
 
 A brief defence of epifcopal ordination, and reply to 
 
 Calamy, 1707 ..... 3^5 
 
 [8°. Lond. 1708.] 
 
 A letter to a friend in Lancafhire, occafioned by a 
 
 report concerning injunftions and prohibitions, by 
 
 authority, relating to fome points in religion now 
 
 in debate, 1 7 14 - - - - 529 
 
 Dedication to Pope Clement XI., prefixed to Sir R. 
 
 Steele's Account of the State of the Roman Catho- 
 
 lick Religion throughout the World, 171 5 534 
 
 A prefervative againft the principles and pradlices of 
 
 the Nonjurors, both in church and State, 17 16 557 
 
 [Third edit. 8°. Lond. 17 16.] 
 
 A colleftion of feveral papers, printed 1 7 10, reprinted 
 
 together 171 8. 
 
 The true genuine Tory addrefs • - 601 
 
 The voice of the addreifers ... 606 
 
 Serious advice to the people of England - 615 
 
 The thoughts of an honeft Tory - - - 623 
 
 The Jacobites' hopes revived - - - 631 
 
 The French king's thanks to the Tories - 643 
 A letter concerning allegiance - - 648 
 
 Reafons againft receiving the Pretender - 655 
 
 Fears and fentiments of all true Britons - 662 
 
 Letter to the freeholders - . . . 670 
 
 The elecflion dialogue - - - - 675 
 
 The cafe of a Britifh general ... 686 
 
 T. Hearne's continuation of an Account of all the Con- 
 
 fiderable Pamphlets that have been publifhed on either 
 
 fide, in the Bangorian Controverfy, to the end of the 
 
 year 17 19, with occafional obfervations - 689 
 
 [For firft part, fee vol. 2, p. 381.] 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 The meafures of fubmiflion to the civil magiftrate confi- 
 
 dered ....... 3 
 
 A fermon preached Sept. 29, 1705, on Rom. 13. I. 
 
 On fubjedtion to the higher powers - 18 
 
 A defence of the lermon . - - - 26 
 
 A fermon, Mar. 8, 1704. 
 
 Anniv. of Queen's accefiion, on Pla. 95. 2 103 
 A fermon concerning the happinefs of the prefent 
 eftablifhment and the unhappinefs of abfolute mo- 
 narchy, I Sam. 8. 9 - - - - 109 
 
 A fermon concerning St. Paul's behaviour towards the 
 
 civil magiftrate, Adts, 22. 25 - - - 118 
 
 Some confiderations humbly offered to the Bifliop of 
 
 Exeter ...... 126 
 
 An humble reply to the Bp. of Exeter's Anfwer 140 
 [Fifth edit. 8°. Lond. 111%.] 
 The original and inftitution ofcivil government difcuffed 
 
 182 
 A large anfwer to Dr. F. Atterbury's Charge 287 
 Tradls written by Bp. Hoadly in the Bangorian Contro- 
 verfy, as it was afterwards called. 
 T. Hearne's Account of all the confiderable pam- 
 phlets, publi/hed on either fide, to the end of j 718, 
 with obfervations on them - - - 381 
 
 For continuation, fee vol. i, p. 689. 
 A fermon on the nature of the kingdom or Church of 
 Chrift, preached before the king, March 31, 1717, 
 on John, 18. 36 - - - . - 402 
 
 An anfwer to the Rev. Dr. Snape's Letter to the Bp. 
 of Bangor ..... ^.lo 
 
 All the advertifements and letters by Hoadly, Snape, 
 
 Nicolfon, Dr. Kennet, &c., as they were inferted in 
 
 the public prints . . - . - 42^ 
 
 An anfwer to the Reprefcntation drawn up by the 
 
 HOADLY, Bi/hop [continued). 
 
 Committee of the Lower Houfe of Convocation con- 
 cerning fome dangerous pofitions and doftrines con- 
 tained in the Bifhop of Bangor's Prefervative and 
 Sermon ...... 448 
 
 [8°. Lond. 1718.] 
 
 Poftfcript to Dr. Sherlock - - - . 583 
 
 Preface to F. de la Pillonicre's Anfwer - 588 
 
 Letter to Dr. Snape, prefixed to F. de la Pillonicre's 
 
 Reply to Dr. Snape . . . . 5^8 
 
 Some remarks upon Dr. Snape's Letter - 629 
 
 An anfwer to a calumny - - - - 633 
 
 Anfwer to a late book by Dr. Sherlock, intituled 
 The Condition and Example of our Saviour Vindi- 
 cated ...... 643 
 
 The common rights of fubjefts defended, and the 
 nature of the facramental teft confidered - 697 
 [8'\ Lond. 1719.] 
 Anfwer to the Rev. Dr. Hare's fermon, intituled 
 Church Authority Vindicated - - 812 
 
 [8°. Lond. 17 10.] 
 The D — n of W — r ftill the fame ; or, his new De- 
 fence of the Bp. of Bangor's Defence confidered as 
 the performance of a great critick, a manof fenfe, 
 and a man of probity - - - - 918 
 
 The objedlions againft the repeal of the Corporation 
 and Teft A<5ls confidered, in anfwer to Bp. Gibion 
 
 971 
 Vol. 3. 
 Political pieces. 
 
 Letters figned Britannicus - - - "395 
 
 Enquiry into the reafons of the conduft of G. Britain 
 
 396 
 
 Defence of the Enquiry - . - - 438 
 
 An account of the life, writings, and charadler of Dr. 
 
 Samuel Clarke ..... 455 
 
 PraBical di'vinity. 
 Three charges ..... 4^3 
 
 Several difcourfes concerning the terms of acceptance 
 with God. 
 
 [Fourth edit. 8°. Lond. 1734.] 
 Luke, 10. 25. The terms of acceptance with God. 
 (5 ferm.) ...... 456 
 
 St. James, 2. 10. Concerning an univerfal obedience 
 to the law of God. (2 ferm.) - - 528 
 
 Heb. 10. 26, 27. Objedtions againft the pofllbility of 
 the pardon of fome finners anfwered - 541 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. The miftake of relying upon faith confi- 
 dered ...... 549 
 
 Rom. 10. 13. The miftake of relying upon external 
 performances - - - - - 5 56 
 
 I Pet. 4. 8. The power of charity to cover fins con- 
 fidered ...... 563 
 
 1 John, 2. I, 2. Of relying upon the merits of Chrift 
 for falvation - - . - - -570 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 5. Miftakes about man's inability, and God's 
 
 grace, confidered. (2 ferm.) - 576 
 
 A6ls, 3. 19. The true and falfe notions of repentance 
 
 confidered ...... 589 
 
 Luke, 23. 42, 43. The example of the thief upon 
 the crofs confidered. (2 ferm.) . - 596 
 
 Matt. 20. I, 2, 3, &c. The parable of the labourers 
 in the vineyard explained, together with the great 
 danger of delaying amendment - - 611 
 
 Sixteen fermons, formerly printed, colledled into one 
 volume in 1754, to which were then added fix fer- 
 mons upon public occafions. 
 [8°. Lond. 1754. Eleven of thefe fermons are printed 
 in the two firft volumes, viz. Vol. i, pp. 33 and 152; and 
 vol. 2, pp. 2, 18, 103, 109 and 1 18.] 
 
 2 Thcff. I. II. The prefent delufion of many Pro- 
 
 teftants confidered. Preached on Nov. 5 623 
 
 [Alfo in Churchman Armed, I. 341-] 
 
 Pfa. 126. 3. The Reftoration made a blcfiing to us by 
 
 the Proteftant fuccefiion. Anniv. of the Rcftor. 632
 
 H97 
 
 1498 
 
 HOADLY, Biniop {continued). 
 
 Phil. 2. 4. The nature and duty of publick fpirit638 
 Rev. 14. 13. At the funeral of Mrs. Rowland 645 
 I Cor. 10. II. Jan. 30 - . . 653 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. Chrillian moderation - - 659 
 
 Luke, 19.41,4a. Fire of London. Faft day. God's 
 
 dealings with finful nations - - - 665 
 
 1 Tim. 2. 1, 2. Queen's acceflion. Duty of praying 
 
 for governors - - - - - 663 
 
 Pfa. 117. I. May 29. On the government of God's 
 
 providence ... - - 679 
 
 Adls, 7. 26. Public faft. The mifchief of intcftine 
 
 quarrels -..-._ 687 
 
 Deut. 32. 29. Public faft. The confideration of our 
 
 latter end ..... 693 
 
 Twenty fermons : the firft nine of them preached before 
 
 the King in Lent. Colledled into a volume in 1755. 
 
 [8°. Land. 1755.] 
 A£ls, 17. 22. Of fuperftition - - - 700 
 
 Jude, 3. Of contending for the faith - 707 
 
 Rom. 14. 4. Of judging one another - - 716 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 31. Of the true ufe of this world 722 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 4. Of the love of pleafure - 729 
 Afts, 24. 24,25. St. Paul's difcourfe to Felix 735 
 Gal. 2. 18. Of confiftency in all our arguments about 
 
 religion - 742 
 
 Heb. 13. 14. No continuing city here - 750 
 
 Matt. II. 30. Chrift's yoke ealy and burthen light 
 
 756 
 Rom. 14.4. Ofperfecutiononaccount of religion 763 
 Rom. 10.2. Of zeal not according to knowledge 770 
 Luke, i6. 13. The impoffibility of ferving God and 
 
 mammon -..._. jyj 
 Matt. 20. 26, 27. The ambition of Chrift's difciples 
 
 reproved - - - . - - 784 
 
 Luke, 7. 33, 34. The different charafters of John 
 
 the Baptift and Jefus Chrift - - - 791 
 
 Prov. 30. 8, 9. The extremes of riches and poverty 
 
 799 
 Luke, 10. 37. The good Samaritan - 806 
 
 Heb. 12. II. The duty of Chriftians under afflidlions 
 
 813 
 I Cor. 9. 24, 25. The Chriftian race . - 820 
 
 Luke, 17. 10. The beft Chriftians unprofitable fer- 
 vants ---.-. 827 
 
 Afts, 3. 26. The nature of Chrift's bleffing 835 
 
 A plain account of the nature and end of the Sacra- 
 ment of the Lord's Supper, with forms of prayer 843 
 [Second edition, 8". Land. 1735.] 
 A letter to C. Chevallier, Efq., occafioned by Fournier's 
 forgery. 
 
 Anonymous TraEls rejpeBing Bp. Hoadly. 
 
 A letter of advice prefented to Mr. Hoadly, with 
 abundance of that modern fortof humility, for which his 
 own writings are remarkable. Pp. 22. Sm. S"'. 
 
 Land. 1709 
 
 Remarks on a book lately publifhed, entitulcd, 
 A Plain Account, &c. of the Lord's Supper. In a letter 
 to the Author. Pp.51. 8°. Land. i-]T,e, 
 
 Chriftian exceptions to the Plain Account of the 
 Nature and End of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. 
 With a method propofed for coming at the true apo- 
 ftolical fenfe of that holy facrament. Pp. xvi. 53. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1736 
 
 The facrament of the Lord's Supper confidered : 
 or the Bifhops of L — d — n and W — h — r compared. 
 With a poftfcript, occafioned by a late pamphlet, inti- 
 tuled, Chriftian Exceptions to the Plain Account, &c. 
 Pp. 54. 8°. Lond. 1736 
 
 The Plain Account of the Nature and End of the 
 
 Sacrament of the Lord's Supper vindicated, from the 
 mifreprefentations and fille reafonings of Richard War- 
 ren, D.D., and particularly from his abufive charge of 
 
 HOADLY, Biftiop {continued). 
 
 Socinianilm : In remarks on the three parts of his 
 anfwcr to that book, and alfo on his appendix. Pp. 164. 
 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 HOADLY, John, D.D. 
 
 Biftiopof Leighlin and Ferns 1727. Tranflated to Dublin 
 1729, and to the archbifhopric of Armagh 1742. Died 
 1747. 
 
 The abafement of pride, a fcrmon on Dan. 4. 
 37. [Affize.] 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 This prelate alfo published fermons on Joel, 2. 12, 13 ; 
 Phil. 4. 5 ; 2 Cor. i. 12 ; i Cor. 10. 11. 
 
 HOARD, Samuel, B.D. 
 
 Born in London. Entered All Souls' College, Oxford, 
 16 14, aged fifteen. Afterwards removed to St. Mary's 
 Hall. Prefented to the Reftory of Moreton, near Ongar, 
 Effex. Died 1657. Originally a Calvinift, but became a 
 zealous Arminian. He was well read in the Fathers and 
 Schoolmen, and was a good difputant and preacher. 
 
 The Church's authority aflerted. See Hickes' 
 Trafts. 
 
 God's love to mankind manifefted by dif-prooving 
 his abfolute decree for their damnation. [Anon- 
 ymous.] 4°. Imprinted anno 1633 
 This was anfwered by Bp. Davenant and Dr. TwifTe. 
 
 HOARE, Charles James, M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Godftone, Archdeacon of Surrey, and Canon of 
 Winchefter. Formerly Fellow of St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge, and Vicar of Blandford Forum, Dorfet. 
 Thoughts fuited to the prefent crifis : in three 
 fermons, preached for the National Schools of 
 Brighthelmftone, Suffex, and Mitcham and 
 Morden, Surrey. 8°. Lond. 1820 
 
 Deut. 6. 6. On the authority and excellence of the Holy 
 Scriptures ...... 1 
 
 Matt. II. 5. On the adaptation of the Holy Scriptures 
 
 to the capacity and wants of the poor - 26 
 
 Deut. 6. 7. On the value of the Scriptures as the bafis 
 
 of national education .... 60 
 
 Sermons on the Chriftian charafter, with occa- 
 fional difcourfes. Third edit. 8°. Lond. \%zz 
 
 Addrefs ...... v-xx 
 
 Adls, 1 1. 26. The Chriftian name - - I 
 
 Pfa. 4. 4. The Chriftian in his clofet - - 21 
 
 Afts, 10. I, 2. The Chriftian in his family - 45 
 
 Adts, 2. 42. The Chriftian in his church - 72 
 
 Rom. 12. 2. The Chriftian in the world. Epiph. I 100 
 Rom. 12. II, 12. The Chriftian in the world 127 
 
 Rom. 12. 17, 18. The Chriftian in the world 155 
 
 2 Pet. I. 10, II. The Chriftian in death . 183 
 
 Ifa. 40. 5. The feafon of Advent - . 215 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 10. The feafon of Lent ... 241 
 I Cor. I. 18. Good Friday - - ■ 265 
 
 Phil. 2. 9. Eafter day - - . - . 293 
 
 John, 14. 16, 17. Whit Sunday - - 319 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. The New Year ... - 346 
 
 The kingdom of God not in word, but in power. A fcrmon 
 on I Cor. 4. 20. [Vifitation.] 8'^. Lond. 1S29 
 
 The ftorm allayed ; or, thoughts of peace in times of trou- 
 ble. A fermon on Pla. 107. 29-32. 8°. Lond. 1S29 
 
 A primary charge, delivered to the clergy of the archdea- 
 coni-y of Winchefter. 8°. ism/. 1830 
 
 The courfe of divine judgments : Eight leftures, 
 principally in reference to the prefent times 
 and the impending peftilence, delivered during 
 the feafon of Advent 1831. 12°. Lond. 1832 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. The fulnefs of time - - - I 
 
 Pfa. 90. 11-13. The anger of God - - 19 
 
 Ifa. 5. 3, 4. The judgment of Judah 37 
 
 Ezek. 14. 19, 20. The righteous delivered - 55
 
 1499 
 
 1500 
 
 HOARE, Charles James, M.A. {continued). 
 
 Hof. 14. 1-3. Ifrael invited to return - - 75 
 
 Jer. 31. 15-17. The mourning Rachel comforted 95 
 
 17. AH Ifrael faved - - - 117 
 
 Rev. Z2. 12-15. The final fentence - - 141 
 
 A charge to the clergy, 1837. 8°. IVinchcJier, 1837 
 
 The prebendary, or cathedral eftablifhments, ancient and 
 
 modern. Being the fubftance of letters to the Morning 
 
 Herald in 1836 and 1837. Two parts. 8^. Land. 1838 
 
 A letter to the Lord Bifhop of London. [On the Cathedral 
 
 Queftion, with extrafts of an addrefs to the Archbifliop 
 
 of Canterbury.] 8'^. JVincbeJier, 1840 
 
 A charge to the clergy, 1840. 8°. Winchejier, 1840 
 
 A charge to the clergy, 1 841. 8^. Winchejier, 1 841 
 
 Baptifm ; or, the miniftration of public baptifm 
 of infants, to be ufed in the Church, fcrip- 
 turally illuftrated and explained. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1848 
 
 HOARE, Rev. William Henry, M.A. 
 
 Late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 
 
 The harmony of the Apocalypfe with other 
 prophecies of Holy Scripture. With notes, 
 and an outline of the various interpretations. 
 Royal 8°. Lond. 1848 
 
 Outlines of ecclefiaftical hiftory before the Re- 
 formation. 18°. Lond. 1852 
 
 HOBART, John Henry, D.D. 
 
 An eminent American divine. Bi/hop of the Epifcopal 
 Church in the State of New York 5 Profeffor of Paftoral 
 Theology and Pulpit Eloquence in the General Theological 
 Seminary j Reftor of Trinity Church, and St. Paul's and 
 St. John's Chapels, in the city of New York. Born at 
 Philadelphia 1775; died 1830. 
 
 Sermons on the principal events and truths of 
 redemption. To which are annexed an addrefs 
 and dilTertation on the ftate of the departed, 
 and the defcent of Chrift into hell. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1824. 
 Rom. 13. 12. The day which is at hand. Advent i 
 Luke, 12.46. The uncertainty of the time of Chrift's 
 fecond coming. Advent 2 - - - 13 
 
 Hag. 2. 6-9. The coming of the Mefliah. Advent 3 25 
 Ifa. 40. 9. The tidings of Zion. Advent 4 - 42 
 
 Luke, I. 68, 69. The fong of Zacharias. Chriftmas 57 
 I Pet. 2. 20. The time of Chrift's appearance. Chrift- 
 mas I------ - 71 
 
 Ecclef. 1.4. New Year - . - . 88 
 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The true eftimate of the prefent life. 
 
 Chriftmas 2------ 99 
 
 Luke, 12. 20. The Ihortnefs and uncertainty of life 113 
 Rev. 22. 16. Jefus, the bright and morning ftar. Epiph. 
 
 128 
 
 Mai. I. II. God's name great among the Gentiles. 
 
 Epiph. I ----- - 144 
 
 John, 2. 1 1. The marriage in Cana of Galilee. Epiph. 2 
 
 161 
 
 Pfa. 72. I. Meffiah, a fpiiitual king. Epiph. 3 177 
 
 Matt. 17. 1-5. The transfiguration. Epiph. 4 198 
 
 Col. 3. 17. Doing all in the name of the Lord Jefus. 
 
 Epiph. 5- - - - - - -215 
 
 A(3:s, 2. 22. Miracles. Epiph. 6 - - 229 
 
 Matt. 20. I. Parable of the houfeholder. Septuag. 243 
 Rev. 22. 14. Doing the commandments. Sexag. 262 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Faith, hope, charity. Quinquag. 278 
 A(fts, 17. 30. The neceflity of repentance. AfhWed. 294 
 Ezek. 18. 30. Difregard to the calls to repentance. 
 Lent I- - - - - - -310 
 
 Matt. 15. 28. The woman of Canaan. Lent 2 326 
 Luke, 13. 3. Miftakes concerning repentance. Lent 3 
 
 348 
 
 HOBART, Bilhop {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 119.60. Delay of repentance. Lent 4 - 368 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. The old paths. Lent 5 - - - 387 
 
 Matt. 26. 24. Chrift's fuft'erings predicted. Sun. before 
 
 Eafter 406 
 
 Luke, 22. 44. The paflion of Chrift. Good Fri. 423 
 I Pet. 3. 18-20. Chrift preaching to the fpirlts in prifon. 
 
 Eafter eve ..-.-- 437 
 
 Adls, 13. 30. The evidences of the refurredtion of 
 
 Chrift. Eafter day - . - - 452 
 
 I Cor. 15. 20. The efFedtsof the refurredtion of Chrift. 
 
 Eafter 471 
 
 Afts, 26. 8. The refurredion of the body - 487 
 
 Vol. 2. 1824. 
 Pfa. 126. 3. Jefus crucified, buried, rifing from the 
 
 dead. Eafter i------ i 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 56, 57. The vidtory through Chrift 15 
 Rom. 3. 24. Juftification . - - - 32 
 Luke, 17. 10. Man can have no merit before God 52 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 7. Walking by faith, not by fight - 68 
 Pfa. 68. 18. The afcenfion and exaltation of Chrift, as 
 
 fet forth in the 6Sth Pfalm. Afcenfion day 85 
 
 Phil. 3. 20. The Chrifiaan looking for his Saviour. 
 
 Sun. aft. Afcenfion - - - - 104 
 
 John, 15. 26. The Comforter. Whit Sun. - 118 
 Job. II. 7, 8. On the truths of revelation being incom- 
 
 prehenfible. Trin. Sun. - - - - 133 
 
 Rev. 4. 8. The Trinity. Trin. Sun. - - 147 
 
 I John, 4. 9. The only-begotten Son, as fet forth in 
 
 the Nicene Creed. Chriftmas - - - 167 
 
 Heb. I. 1-12. The Son, the Creator, and Ruler of the 
 
 worlds. Chriftmas - - - - -187 
 
 John, I. 1-14. The Word. Chriftmas - 206 
 
 Phil. 2. 5-1 1. Chrift in the form of God. Sun. before 
 
 Eafter 227 
 
 Col. I. 15-17. By Chrift all things created. Eaft. 2 244 
 I Tim. 2. 5. Chrift — the mediator - - 261 
 
 Heb. 4. 14-16. Chrift — a high-prieft - - 280 
 I Cor. 5. 7, 8. Chrift — facrificed for us. Eafter 296 
 A<51s, 2. 4. The Holy Ghoft — his nature and offices. 
 
 Whit Sun. 314 
 
 I Cor. 6. II. The procefs of falvation by the Lord 
 
 Jefus and the Spirit of God ... 339 
 
 I Cor. 15. 24-28. The Son delivering up the kingdom 
 
 to the Father. Eafter i - - - 358 
 
 Eph. 2. 18. The praftical importance of the dodlrine of 
 
 the Trinity. Trin. Sun. - . . - 373 
 
 I Cor. 13. 12. Our knowledge here and hereafter con- 
 
 trafted 387 
 
 The ftate of the departed, fet forth in a funeral addrefs 
 
 407 
 Appendix .-.---. 425 
 
 A companion for the altar ; or week's prepara- 
 tion for the holy communion. Thirteenth edit. 
 8°. l^ew York, 1 840 
 
 (The early life and profeffional years of) By 
 John M' Vicar, D.D. ; with preface, contain- 
 ing a hiftory of the Church of America. By 
 W. F. Hook, D.D. 8°- 0.;^/ 1838 
 
 HOBBES, Thomas, of Malmfbury. 
 
 Born at Malmltury, Wiltlhire, 1588. Educated at Mag- 
 dalen Hall, Oxford. Became Tutor to Lord William Ca- 
 vendifli and the Earl of Devonftiire. Mathematical tutor 
 to Prince Charles 1647. Died 1679. He is clafted among 
 the deiftical writers. Though none of his treatifes are 
 diredlly levelled againft revealed religion, there are few 
 writings that have had more pernicious influence in fpread- 
 ing irreligion and infidelity. Among the authors who 
 wrote againft him were Cudworth ( Intelleftual Syftem), 
 Cumberland (De Legibus Naturae), Parker (De Deo), Bram- 
 hall. Clarendon, Tenifon. The only complete edition of 
 his works is that edited by Sir William Molefworth, Englilh
 
 I50I 
 
 1502 
 
 HOBBES, Thomas {continued). 
 
 Works, II vol,, and Latin Works, 5 vol. 8°. in all 16 
 vol. 8°. 
 
 Englifli works, now firft collefted and edited by 
 Sir William Molefworth, Bart. 1 1 vol. 8". 
 
 Lotid. 1839, &c. 
 Vol. I. 1839. 
 Elements of philofophy, the firft feftion, concerning 
 body, written in Latin, and tranflated into Englifh. 
 Logic --..--- I 
 
 The firft grounds of philofophy - - 91 
 
 Of the proportions of motions and magnitudes 203 
 Of phyfics, or the phenomena of nature - 387 
 
 Vol. 2. 1841. 
 Philofophical rudiments concerning government and 
 fociety. 
 
 Liberty i - Dominion 63 - Religion 201 
 [Originally publifhed 165 1, 12°.] 
 Vol. 3. 1S39. 
 Leviathan ; or, the matter, form, and power of a com- 
 monwealth, ecclefiaftical and civil. 
 [Originally publifhed 1 65 1, folio, with a frontifpiece 
 
 and portrait by Faithorne.] 
 Of man ------- i 
 
 Of commonwealth - - - - 153 
 
 Of a Chriftian commonwealth - - "359 
 
 Of the kingdom of darknefs, demonology, and other 
 relics of the religion of the Gentiles, &c. 603 
 
 Vol. 4. 1840. 
 Tripos, in three difcourfes, — 
 
 1. Human nature, or the fundamental elements of 
 policy _---.- I 
 
 2. De corpore politico, or the elements of law 77 
 
 3. Of liberty and neceffity . - - 229 
 
 [Originally publifhed Lond. 1684, 8°.] 
 An anfwer to Bp. Bramhall's book called The Catching 
 
 of the Leviathan ----- 279 
 
 An hiftorical narration concerning herefy and thepunifh- 
 
 ment thereof ----- 385 
 
 Confiderations upon the reputation, loyalty, manners, 
 
 and religion of Thomas Hobbes, written by himfelf 
 
 409 
 
 Anfwer to Sir William Davenant's Preface before Gon- 
 
 dibert ------- 441 
 
 Letter to the Right Hon. Edward Howard - 459 
 
 Vol. 5. 1841. 
 The queftions concerning liberty, neceffity, and chance, 
 clearly ftated and debated between Dr. Bramhall, Bp. 
 of Derry, and Thomas Hobbes, of Malmefbury. 
 Vol. 6. 1840. 
 A dialogue between a Philofopher and a Student of the 
 common laws of England - - - . i 
 
 Behemoth : the hiftory of the caufes of the civil wars of 
 
 England 161 
 
 [Firft publifhed 1679, 8°.] 
 The whole art of rhetoric . - - - 415 
 
 The art of rhetoric, plainly fet forth, with pertinent ex- 
 amples for the more eafy underftanding of the fame 
 
 The art of fophiftry 529 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 Seven philofophical problems and two propofitions of 
 geometry, with an apology for himfelf and his wri- 
 tings .--_-- I 
 Decameron phyfiologicum, or ten dialogues of natural 
 philofophy ------ 69 
 
 Proportion of a ftraight line to half the arc of a quadrant 
 
 178 
 Six leffons to the Savilian profefTors of the mathematics 
 
 iSi 
 
 2TirMAI, or marks of the abfurd geometry, &c. of 
 
 Dr. Wallis ••----- 357 
 
 Extract of a letter from Henry Stubbe - 401 
 
 HOBBES, Thomas {continued). 
 
 Three papers prefcnted to the Royal Society againft Dr. 
 
 Wallis - 429 
 
 Confiderations of the anfwer of Dr. Wallis - 443 
 
 Letters. 
 
 Vol. 8. J843. 
 The hiftory of the Grecian war written by Thucydides, 
 tranflated, — 
 
 Vol. I. The life and hiftory of Thucydides, and 
 Book 1-4. 
 
 Vol. 9. 1843. 
 Thucydides, continucdy Book 5—8. 
 Geographical index, &c. 
 Vol. 10. The Iliads and Odyffes of Homer, tranfbted 
 out of Greek into Englifh. With a large preface con- 
 cerning the virtues of an heroic poem. 
 Vol. II. Index. 
 
 Opera philofophica quae Latinc fcripfit, omnia in 
 unum corpus nunc primum collefta, ftudio et 
 labore Gulielmi Molefworth. 5 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1839-45 
 Vol. I. 1839. 
 Thomas Hobbes vita, authore feipfo - - i 
 
 [Firft publifhed 1681, fm. 8°.] 
 Vitas HobbianEB audarium, authore R. Blackbourne, 
 M.A., M.D. ----- xxii 
 
 T. Hobbes vita, carmine exprefTa, authore feipfo Ixxxi 
 Elementorum philofophiae fedlio prima, de corpore, — 
 Logica ------- I 
 
 Philofophia prima ----- 81 
 
 De rationibus motuum, et magnitudinum - 175 
 Phyfica, five de naturae phaenomenis - 315 
 
 Vol. 2. 1839. 
 Elementorum philofophiae fedio fecunda de homine i 
 Seflio iii. De cive, — ■ 
 
 Sub titulo libertatis - - - - " '57 
 
 Sub titulo imperii ----- 209 
 
 Sub titulo religionis - - - - *33i 
 
 VoL 3. 1 841. 
 Leviathan, fivt de materia, forma, et poteftate civitaris 
 ecclefiafticae et civilis, — 
 De homine ------ I 
 
 De civitate ------ 127 
 
 De civitate Chriftiana - - - - 265 
 
 De regno tenebrarum - . . - 449 
 
 Appendix, de fymbolo Niceno, de haerefi. Sec. 511 
 
 Index in Leviathan . - - . 571 
 
 Vol. 4. 1845. 
 
 Examinatio et emendatio mathematicae hodiernas qualis 
 
 explicatur in libris Joannis Wallifii - - I 
 
 Dialogus phyficus de natura aeris - - - 232 
 
 Problemata phyfica, propofitiones xvi. de magnitudine 
 
 circuli et duplicatio cubi - - - - 296 
 
 De principiis et ratiocinatione geometrarum et de meJiis 
 
 proportionalibus in genere - - - 3S5 
 
 (^)uadratura circuli, cubario fphasra?, duplicario cubi 485 
 
 Vol. 5. 1845. 
 Rofetum geometricum, cum cenfura brevi dodlrinje Wal- 
 lifianae de motu ----- i 
 
 Lux mathematica ----- S9 
 
 Principia et problemata aliquot geometrica antehac de- 
 
 fperata nunc breviter explicata et demonftrata 151 
 
 Traftatus opdcus - - - - - 2,15 
 
 Objeftiones ad Cartefii meditationes - - 248 
 
 Epiftolffi 275 
 
 Praefatio in Merfenni Ballifticam - - - 309 
 
 De mirabilibus Pecci ----- 3^3 
 
 Hiftoria ecclefiaftica, carmine elegiaco concinnata 341 
 Index. 
 
 Anonymoui TraEi on Hobbes. 
 
 Loofe remarks on certain pofitions to be found 
 in Mr. Hobbcs's Philofophical Rudiments of 
 Government and Society. With a fnort fketch
 
 J 5^3 
 
 1504 
 
 HOBBES, Thomas {continueS). 
 
 of a democratical form of government. In a 
 letter to Signior Paoli. Pp. 39. 8°. L. 1767 
 
 HOBHOUSE, Benjamin, Barriilcr-at-Law, and 
 A.M. of Brazen-Nofc College, Oxford. 
 
 A reply to the Rev. F. Randolph's letter to the 
 Rev. Dr. Prieftley ; or, an examniation of the 
 Rev. F. Randolph's Scriptural Revifion of So- 
 cinian Arguments; in a feries of letters to the 
 author. Pp. xvi. 232. 8°. Trowbridge, ijgz 
 
 A reply to the Rev. F. Randolph's Scriptural 
 Revifion of Socinian Arguments Vindicated. 
 Pp. 147. 8°. Bath, 1793 
 
 HOBHOUSE, Sir John Cam. 
 
 Imitations and tranflations from the ancient and 
 modern claffics, together with original poems 
 never before publiflied. Collefted by J. C. 
 Hobhoufe. 8°. Land. 1809 
 
 Other works : A Journey through Albania, Sec, 2 vol. 
 
 4°., 1 81 3. Hiftorical illuftrations of the 4th Canto of 
 
 Childe Harold, 8°., 181 8, &c. 
 
 HOBSON, Samuel, LL.B., Perpetual Curate of 
 
 Butley, Suffolk. 
 Letters to a waverer on the Romifh controverfy. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1848 
 
 What is a Catholic ? A dialogue between an 
 
 Englifli Catholic and a Roman Catholic. Pp. 
 
 16. New edition. 12°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 HODGE, Charles. 
 
 Profeflbr of Biblical Literature in the Theological Semi- 
 nary at Princeton, America. 
 A commentary on the Epiftle to the Romans. 
 
 Third edition. 12°. Lond. n. d. 
 
 Reprinted by the Religious Traft Society from the au- 
 thor's own abridged edition, omitting a few fentences of a 
 local nature. 
 
 HODGE, John. 
 
 A Diflenting minifter. 
 Sermons on the principal evidences in favour of 
 the Chriftian religion, and the chief objedions 
 made to it. Publiflied for the ufe of families 
 and private Chriftians. 8°. Lond. 1758 
 
 John, 7. 16, 17. The proper difpofition for a right judg- 
 ment of divine revelation .... I 
 
 • 7. 18. The great tendency and defign of the 
 
 Chriftian doflrine ----- 23 
 
 7. 18. The life and charafter of the great Author 
 
 of our religion ------ 44 
 
 6. 68. The Chriftian doftrine of a future life 63 
 
 5. 36. The teftimony of John, and the miracles 
 
 of Jefus. (2 ferm.) - . - . gj 
 
 Adls, 2. 24. The refurredlion of Jefus - - 131 
 
 1 John, 4. 14. The credibility of the apoftle's witnefs. 
 
 157 
 John, 5. 39. The teftimonies of the antient prophecies 
 
 to Jefus -..--. i-j^ 
 
 John, 13. 19. The fulfilment of our Lord's own prc- 
 
 didlions ...---. 203 
 
 2 Cor. 2. 14. The furprifing propagation of the gofpel 227 
 I ThefT. 2. 13. The efficacy and powerful influence of 
 
 the gofpel - - . - - - 251 
 
 Matt. 1 1. 6. General obfervations on the offences com- 
 monly taken at Chriftianity - . _ 276 
 
 II. 6. The offences taken at Chriftianity particu- 
 larly confidered. (4 ferm.) - - - 295 
 
 The happinefs of not taking offence at Chriftianity 
 
 387 
 
 HODGE, John {continued). 
 
 Matt, 5. 47. The fpecial advantages of Chriftians for an 
 eminent piety ----.. 406 
 
 -5.47. The peculiar obligations of Chriftians 427 
 
 Sermon, Adls, 26. 22. God the preferver. 
 
 [Charity fchool.] 8°. Lond. 175 1 
 
 Fifty-two praftical difcourfes on the principal 
 
 evidences in favour of the Chriftian religion. 
 
 8°. 1758=1-- 
 
 HODGES, Charles. 
 Original poems ; tranflations of Demetrius, part 
 
 of the Bride of Meflina, and three fcenes from 
 
 Fauft. 12°. Munich, 1826 
 
 HODGES, Thomas. 
 A glimpfe of God's glory, a fermon, on Pfa. 113. 
 
 5, 6. [Faft.] 4'^. Lond. 1642 
 
 HODGES, Walter, D.D. 
 
 A Hutchinfonian divine. Provoft of Oriel Coll., Oxford. 
 Elihu ; or, an enquiry into the principal fcope 
 and defign of the Book of Job. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1750 
 The Chriftian plan. Second edition, with ad- 
 ditions, with other theological pieces. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1755 
 The Chriftian plan, exhibited in the interpretation of 
 Elohim - - - - . - - 31 
 
 Mifcellaneous reflexions on two effays by Mr. Squire, 
 and remarks on the hiftorical account of the life of 
 David - . . - - - - 195 
 
 Sheol, being a differtation concerning the place of de- 
 parted fouls between the time of their diflblution and 
 the general refurreftion - - - - 217 
 
 Oratio habita in domo convocationis ~ - 323 
 
 Anonymous Tra6i relating to Dr. Hodges. 
 
 A letter to the Right Rev. the Lord Bifliop of 
 Oxford [Seeker], occafioned by a book lately publifhed, 
 entitled, The Chriftian Plan exhibited in the Interpre- 
 tation of Elohim. Wherein is fhewn, That the Provoft's 
 plan of Chriftianity is inconfiftent with, and contradiftory 
 to, the dodtrine of the New Teftament. To which is 
 added, A letter to the Rev. Mr. John Jortin, in vindi- 
 cation of the late Dr. Middleton from the charge of 
 Infidelity. Pp. 32. 8°. Lend. 1752 
 
 HODGSON, Christopher, M.A. 
 
 Secretary to the governors of Queen Anne's Bounty. 
 
 Inftrudions for the ufe of candidates for holy 
 orders, and of the parochial clergy, as to 
 ordination, licences, inftitutions, collations, in- 
 duflion, reading in, refignations, pluralities, 
 difpenfations, unions, difunions, refidence, en- 
 dowments, glebe-houfes, purchafes, mortgages, 
 exchanges, &c., with afts of parliament re- 
 lating to the above, and forms to be ufed. 
 Seventh edition. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 An account of the augmentation of fmall livings, 
 by the "Governors of the Bounty of Queen 
 Anne, for the augmentation of the Mainte- 
 nance of the Clergy," and of benefadlions by 
 corporate bodies and individuals to the end of 
 1825 ; alfo, the charters, rules, &c. Royal 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1826 
 
 HODGSON, George, Skelton, York. 
 
 [A letter] to the inhabitants of the united pariflies 
 of St. Marygate, St. Giles, Clifton, &c. Pp. 
 8. 8°. Tork, 1836
 
 1505 
 
 1506 
 
 HODGSON, Rev. John, B.A. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 32. 33. [Fun.] 8°. L. 1S20 
 
 HODGSON, Robert, D.D. 
 
 Dean of Chefter. 
 Sermon, i Cor. 16. 9. [Anniv. of Char. Sch. 
 
 L. and W.] 8°. LonJ. 1816 
 
 HODIUS. See Hody. 
 HODSON, G., M.A. 
 
 Minifter of Chrift Church, Birmingham. 
 Twelve fermons, illuftrative of fome of the lead- 
 ing doftrines of the gofpel in conneftion with 
 Chriftian temper and experience. 12°. 
 
 Lofid. 1825 
 Gen. 3.6. The fall of man - - - - i 
 
 Rom. 5. 12. 18, 19. The reftoration of man 22 
 
 John, 16. 8-1 1. The nature and office of the Holy 
 
 Spirit ------- 43 
 
 I John, 5. 20, 21. The divinity of Chrift - 77 
 
 Rom. 12. I. Devotednefs to the fervice of God 105 
 Rom. 12. 2. Conformity to the world forbidden 139 
 I John, 3. 19-21. Chriftian afTurance - 176 
 
 1 Pet. 5. 5. Chriftian humility - - - 219 
 Eph. 6. 11-13. The Chriftian armour - 264 
 Luke, 13. 10-13. The fpirit of infirmity cured 306 
 
 2 Cor. 14. 12. The Chriftian's death a bleffing to fur- 
 vivors. Funeral lermon . _ - _ ^^6 
 
 Phil. 1.27. A Chriftian converfation. Farewell ferm. 372 
 
 HODSON, Septimus, M.B. 
 
 Of Caius College, Cambridge, Reftor of Thrapfton. 
 Sermons on the prefent ftate of religion in this 
 country, and on other fubjeds. 8"-'. L. 1792 
 John, 20. 13. The decreale of religion - i 
 
 I Cor. 13. 3. Enquiry into the prefent ftate of benevo- 
 lence - - - - - - - 17 
 
 Ifa. 28. 9, 10. The prefent ftate of education 35 
 
 Ifa. 5. 12. The prefent ftate of public and private wor- 
 
 fliip - - - - - - - 55 
 
 I Cor. I. 30. The golpel a fyftem of faith as well as 
 morals ------- 77 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. The duties of parents - - 99 
 
 Luke, 2. 51. The duties of children - - 127 
 
 Eccluf. 3. 12, 13. Same fubjedl - - - 143 
 
 I Cor. 4. I, 2. The relative duties of minifter and peo- 
 ple - - - - - - - - 157 
 
 John, 21. 15. Anniverfary fermon at the Afylum iSi 
 Zech. 9. 10. Before prefident and guardians of the 
 Afylum for Female Orphans. General faft day for 
 war. April 19, 1793. 
 
 HODSON, Phineas. 
 
 The king's requeft ; or, David's defire. A fer- 
 mon, on Pfa. 27. 4. [Faft.] 4°. Land. 1628 
 HODY, Humphrey, Archdeacon of Oxford. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Odcombe, Somerfet, 1659. 
 Admitted into Wadham College, Oxford, 1676, of which 
 he was chofen Fellow 1684. Redtor of St. Michael's, 
 London, 1693. Profeflbr of Greek in the Univerfity of 
 Oxford 1698. Archdeacon of Oxford 1704. Died 1706. 
 Biftiop Marfti obferves, that among the writers on the 
 Septuagint verfion no one has dilplayed either more know- 
 ledge of the fubjedt, or more critical fagacity than Hody. 
 
 The refurreftion of the fame body afferted, from 
 the traditions of the heathens, the ancient 
 Jews, and the primitive Church, with anfwer 
 to objections. 8°. Lof/iL 1694 
 
 Reflexions on a pamphlet entitled. Remarks on 
 the Occafional Paper, Numb, viii., relating to the con- 
 troverfy betwixt Dr. Hody and Mr. Dodvvell. And on 
 another, entitled, A Defence of the Vindication of the 
 deprived Bifliops, fome time fince feized and fuppreffed 
 
 HODY, Humphrey {conttnuccT). 
 
 by the Government, and now reprinted. With an 
 anfwer to a third, called, Hiftorical Collections concern- 
 ing Church Affairs. [Anon.] Pp. 29. 4^. Lond. 1698 
 
 A hirtory of Englifli councils and convocations, 
 and of the clergy's fitting in parliament. In 
 which is alfo comprehended the hiftory of 
 parliaments, with an account of our ancient 
 laws. 8°. Lond. 1701 
 
 De Bibliorum textibus originalibus, verfionibus 
 Graecis, et Latina Vulgata : libri iv. Folio. 
 
 Oxonii, 1705 
 
 Arifteae hiftoria Ixx. interpretum, Gr. - - i-xxxvi 
 
 Contra hiftoriam Arifteae - - - - i 
 
 De Grascae quam vocant Ixx. interpretum verfionis auc- 
 
 toribus veris, eamque conficiendi tempore, modo et 
 
 ratione. 
 
 Hiftoria fcholaftica Hebraici textus, verfionumque Graecae 
 
 et Latinae Vulgatae, qua oftenditur, qualis fuerit fin- 
 
 gulorum auftoritas per omnia retro fecula - 218 
 
 De caeteris Grscis verfionibus, Origenis Hexaplis, aliis- 
 
 que editionibus antiquis, &c. - - - 570 
 
 De librorum Biblicorum numero ac ordine - 644 
 
 Other works : De Grascis illuftribus lingua; Graecae in- 
 
 ftauratoribus. Cum differtatione de vita et fcriptis H. 
 
 Hodii, a S. Jebb, 8°., Lond. 1742. Prolegomena to Ma- 
 
 lala's Chronicon, &c. 
 
 HCESCHELIUS, David. 
 
 An eminent Greek fcholar. Born at Augftiurg 1556. 
 Spent his life in teaching the youth in the College of St. 
 Anne, at that place, of which he was made Principal 
 1593. Died 161 7. He was a laborious and fuccefsful edi- 
 tor. Among the authors he edited were Origen, Philo- 
 Judasus, Bafil, Photius. For a lift of his works, fee Ni- 
 ceron, 28. 
 
 Notae in Ecclefiafticum. Critici Sacri, 5 
 
 HOFFMANN, And. Gli. 
 
 Do<3:or and ProfefTor of Theology at Jena 1825. Born 
 
 at Welbfleben, in Mannsfeldfch, 1796. 
 
 Grammatica Syriaca. 4°. Hala, 1827 
 
 Die Apokalyptiker der altern Zeit unter Juden 
 
 und Chriften, in vollftandiger Uebcrfetzung, 
 
 mit fortlaufenden Commentar, hiftorifch-kri- 
 
 tifcher Einleitung und Excurfen. Vol. i. in 2 
 
 parts. 8°. Jena, 1833-38* 
 
 Part I. Das Buch Henoch Einleitung, Ueberfetzung 
 
 und Commentar zu, cap. 1-55. 
 Part 2. Ueberfetzung und Commentar zu, cap. 55—105. 
 
 HOFFMANN, Johan Adolff. 
 
 Zwey Bucher von der Ziifriedenheit nach An- 
 leitung der Vernunft und Glaubens Grunde 
 verfaffet. 12°. Hamburg, 1725 
 
 HOFFMAN, Johannes Augustus Leberecht. 
 
 Quomodo fingularis ilia Jefu anxietas et triftitia 
 ante mortem, quam Lucas ArUNIAN vocat, 
 fit explicanda, nee non cum ipfms virtute et 
 auftoritate divina concilianda. Commentatio 
 per occafionem facrorum traditas Auguftan.-e 
 confeffionis fecularium celebratorum. Pp. 24. 
 4°. Leipf. 1830 
 
 HOFMANN, J. Ch. Kr. 
 
 Doftor and Profeflbr of Theology at Roftock. 
 -^gyptifche und Ifraelitifche Zeitrechnung. 8°. 
 
 Nordlingen, 1847* 
 
 Weiflagung und Erfiillung im alten und neuen 
 
 Teftament. 8°. Nordlingcn, 1844* 
 
 5 ^
 
 1507 
 
 1508 
 
 HOFFMANN, J. Ch. Kr. {continued). 
 Gefchichte des Autruhrs in den Sevennen unter 
 Ludwig XIV. nach den Quellcn crzahlt. 8°. 
 Nordlifigen, 1837* 
 HOFMANN, John James. 
 
 A k-arned philologer. Born at Bade 1635. ProfefTor 
 of Greek in that univerfity 1667, and of Hiftory 1683. 
 Died 1706. His Lexicon Univerfale is a vaft repertory of 
 knowledge. According to Morhoff it abforbs everytliing 
 like a whirlpool. 
 
 Lexicon univerfale, hiftoriam facram et profanam 
 omnis aevi, omnium gentium ; chronologiam ad haec 
 ufque tempora ; geographiam et veteris et novi orbis ; 
 principum per omnes terras familiarum ab omni memo- 
 ria repetitam genealogiam ; turn mythologiam, ritus, 
 caeremonias, omnemque veterum antiquitatem, ex philo- 
 logia; fontibus hauftam ; virorum ingenio atque erudi- 
 tione celebrium enarrationem copiofiilimam, praeterea 
 animalium, plantarum, metallorum, lapidum, gemma- 
 rum, nomina, naturas, vires. Editio abfolutiflima. 4 
 vol. folio. Lugd. Bur. 1698 
 
 Vol. I. A, B, C. Vol. 2. D— L. Vol. 3. M— y. 
 Vol. 4. R— Z. 
 
 The beft edition of this valuable work. 
 
 HOGAN, William, Formerly Rom. Cath. Prieft. 
 Auricular confeffion and Popifh nunneries, i-vi. 
 Pp. 213. 12°. Lond. 1846 
 
 HOGG, William. 
 Paraph. Jobi, Ecclefiaftis et Cantici Mofis. 
 
 Poet. Scot. Mufae Sac. 2 
 HOGG, John. 
 
 A Diifenting minifter. 
 
 Sermon, Rev. 2.5. [Declenllons in religion. To 
 the young.] 8°. Lond. 1775 
 
 HOHEISEL, C. L. 
 
 Dilputatio philologica de molis manualibus vete- 
 rum. Ugolinus, 29. 47 
 
 HOLBERG, Louis de, Baron. 
 
 A Dutch hiftorian, lawyer, and poet. Born 1685. Died 
 
 1754; 
 
 An introduftion to univerfal hiftory. Tranflated 
 from the Latin, with notes, hiftorical, chrono- 
 logical, and critical. Second edition, cor- 
 rected and enlarged. 8°. Lond. 1758 
 
 HOLBERRY, Mark. 
 
 Of Emanuel College, Cambridge. 
 
 Sermon, John, 14. 27. [Farewell.] 8°. 
 
 Leeds, 1770 
 
 HOLBROOK, Anthony, Reftor of Waltham 
 Parva, Effex. 
 
 A letter to the author of Chriftianity as old as 
 the Creation, upon the immorality of fornica- 
 tion. With remarks upon Jephthah's vow ; 
 and upon Ifrael's borrowing jewels of Egypt. 
 Pp. 39. 8°. Lo7id. 1 73 1 
 
 HOLCOMBE, William, M.A. 
 
 Canon Refidentiary of St. David's, Fellow of Chrift 
 College, Cambridge. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 58. 13, 14. [Sunday fchool.] 4°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1789 
 HOLDEN, George, M.A. 
 
 Perpetual Curate. of Mayhull, Liverpool. 
 
 An attempt towards an improved tranflation of 
 the Proverbs of Solomon, from the original 
 
 HOLDEN, George, M.A. (continued). 
 
 Hebrew, with notes, critical and explana- 
 tory, and a preliminary dilfertation. 8°. 
 
 Liverpool, 1 8 1 9 
 This work and the following are among the mod valu- 
 able helps to the critical underftanding of thefe books of 
 
 Scripture. 
 
 An attempt to illuftrate the Book of Ecclefiaftes. 
 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 Containing a preliminary diflertation, a paraphrafe, and 
 
 notes. 
 
 The Scripture teftimonies to the divinity of our 
 Lord, collefted and illuftrated. 8°. Lond. 1820 
 
 A dilTertation on the fall of man ; in which the 
 literal fenfe of the Mofaic account of that 
 event is aflerted and vindicated. 8°. L. 1823 
 
 The Chriftian fabbath ; or, an inquiry into the 
 religious obligation of keeping holy one day 
 in feven. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 A fcriptural vindication of Church eftabliflimcnts, 
 with a review of the principal objeftions of 
 Nonconformifts. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1836 
 
 The authority of tradition in matters of religion. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 The Chriftian expofitor ; or, a praftical guide 
 to the ftudy of the Old Teftament, intended 
 for the ufe of general readers. 12°. Lond. 1834 
 
 The Chriftian expofitor — New Teftament. 12'^. 
 
 Lond. 1830 
 The above two volumes form a comprehenfive guide in 
 
 the ftudy of the Scriptures, and comprife much information 
 
 in a condenfed form, expreffed in neat and comprehenfive 
 
 language. 
 
 A treatife on juftification. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 HOLDEN, Lawrence. 
 
 A DilTenting minifter at Maiden, Effex. 
 Twenty-two fermons on the moft interefting and 
 important fubjefts; relative to the Chriftian 
 faith and praftice. 8°. Lond. 1755 
 
 Pia. 145. 9. The univerfality of the divine benevolence i 
 Pfa. 119. 152. The divine laws founded in the nature 
 
 and reafon of things ----- 27 
 
 Luke, 12. 57. The ufe ofreafon in religious matters 42 
 John, 7. 16-18. The moral importance of the Chriftian 
 
 religion ---..- 64 
 
 Luke, 17. 21. The foul of man, the feat of religion 82 
 Matt. 5. 14. Real Chriftians, the light of the world 97 
 Matt. 24. 13. Perfeverance in virtue, neceffary to fu- 
 ture happinefs - - - - - -117 
 
 Luke, 23. 43. An enquiry into the ftate of the foul 
 
 during its feparation from the body. (2 ferm.) 131 
 Pfa. 63. 3. The abfolute neceffity of the divine favour 
 
 to all men ------ 1 59 
 
 Mark, 16.15,16. The nature and influence of faith 183 
 I Pet. 3. 8. The notion and advantage of unanimity 204 
 Ecclef. 7. 29. An enquiry concerning the integrity of 
 
 human nature. (2 ferm.) . - - . 222 
 
 Pfa. 37. 37. The happy end of integrity - 248 
 
 I Cor. 16. 14. The excellence of Chriftian charity 266 
 Prov. 9. 12. Religion, every man's intereft - 281 
 Prov. 13. 34. Religion, of the utmoft importance to 
 
 fociety ._..-- 295 
 
 Rom. 14 .17. Righteoufnefs eftential to true religion 314 
 Matt. 15. 13. Immoral notions pernicious to religion 
 
 341 
 Prov. 22. 6. The nature, advantage, and importance of 
 
 education - - - - - - 35^ 
 
 I Tim. I. 15. The external evidences of Chriftianity 377 
 
 I 
 
 II
 
 1509 
 
 1510 
 
 HOLDEN, Lawrence {continued). 
 
 Sermon, Job, 14. 14, 15. The mortality and 
 
 immortality of man, attended to and applied. 
 
 [Funeral.] 8°. Tenterdeii, 1813 
 
 HOLDEN, Samuel. 
 An anlwer to a letter to Samuel Holden, Efq., 
 
 occafioned by his fpeech delivered from the 
 
 chair at a general affembly of the Dillenters, 
 
 on the 29th Nov., 1732. Pp. 18. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1732 
 HOLDER, Rev. H. E. 
 
 Sermon. Matt. 1. 21. [Magdalen.] 4°. L. 1792 
 HOLDERNESS, Mary. 
 A manual of devotion, being meditations and 
 
 hymns for every day in the month. 1 2°. 
 
 Lo7id. 1825 
 HOLDSWORTH [Oldsworth, or Oldisworthj, 
 
 Richard, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine. Born 1590. Educated at St. John's 
 College, Cambridge, of which he became Fellow. One of 
 the twelve Preachers at Cambridge 1620, and foon after 
 Redlor of St. Peter-le-Poor, London, where he became a 
 very popular preacher. ProfeiTor of Divinity at Greiham 
 College 1629. Prebendary of Lincoln 1631. Archdeacon 
 of Huntingdon 1633. Mafter of Emanuel College, Cam- 
 bridge, 1637. In confequence of his loyalty he was im- 
 prifoned on the breaking out of the Rebellion. Died 1649. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 144. 15. [H.M. Inauguration.] 
 4°. Cafnb. 1642 
 
 The valley of vifion, or a clear fight of fundry 
 
 facred truths, delivered in twenty-one fermons. 
 
 4°. Lofid. 165 1 
 
 Contents, dedication, and to the reader, by Thomas 
 
 Fuller - - - - - - Ff. 5 
 
 Pfa. 144. 15. The people's happinefs, 1-38 ; Prayer, 1-8. 
 Hofea, 14. 2. The penitent's pattern. (6 Term.) 
 James, i. 12. The fufferer's crown. (4 ferm.) 
 Pfa. 119. III. The faint's heritage 
 
 119.48. David's devotion ... 
 
 84. 7. The faint's progrefs. (2 ferm.) 
 
 123. 2. The vigilant fervant. (2 ferm.) 
 
 Luke, 22. II, 12. The gueft-chamber. (2 ferm.) 429 
 1 Pet. I. J2. Angel's inlpedion. (2 ferm.) - 489 
 
 Table - . - - . - - Ff. 1 1 
 
 Prasleftiones theologicae. Folio. Lond. 1661* 
 
 HOLDSWORTH, Winch, D.D., Fellow of St. 
 John Baptift's College. 
 
 Sermon, John, 5. 28, 29. In which the cavils, 
 falfe reafonings, and falfe interpretations of 
 Scripture, of Mr. Lock and others, againft the 
 refurreftion of the fame body, are examined. 
 8°. Oxf. 1720 
 
 A defence of the doftrine of the refurreftion of 
 the fame body, in two parts. In the firrt of 
 which, the charadler, writings, and religious 
 principles of Mr. Lock are diftinftly con- 
 fidered ; and in the fecond, the doftrine of 
 the refurreflion of the fame body, is at large 
 explained and defended againft the notions and 
 principles of that gentleman. 8°. Lond. lyzj 
 
 HOLE, Matthew, D.D., Prebendary of Wells. 
 
 An excellent divine. Entered the Univerfity of Oxford 
 as Servitor at Exeter College, 1657. B.A. 1661. Elefted 
 Fellow 1663. M.A. 1664. B.D. 1674. Prebendary of 
 Wells 1687. Vicar of Stokecourcy about 1687. Redtor of 
 
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 HOLE, Matthew, D.D. [continued). 
 
 his College 1715. Died 1730, aged about ninety. His fer 
 mons are among the moft ufeful in the language. Thofe 
 on the Liturgy were originally publifhed in 7 vol. 8 ., 
 Lond. 1 7 14-17. They had become exceedingly fc.ircc 
 when reprinted by Mr. Pickering in 4 vol. 8^., 1837. 
 A correft copy of fome letters written to J. M., 
 a Nonconformift teacher, concerning the gift 
 and forms of prayer. 8"^. Lond. 1698 
 
 The fecond part. 8°. Lond. 1699 
 
 The true reformation of manners, or the nature 
 and qualifications of true zeal, a fermon on 
 Gal. 4. 18. Occafioned by a more than ordi- 
 nary concourfe of Diflcnters there, upon that 
 pretence. 4°. Oxf. 1699 
 
 An antidote againft infidelity. In anfwer to a 
 book, entitled. Second Thoughts concerning 
 Human Soul; wherein the author's arguments 
 are refuted, his authorities repelled, and his 
 notions expofed as unchriftian and erroneous. 
 With a full and clear proof of the foul's im- 
 mortality. [Anonymous.] 8°. Lond. 1702 
 Addrefies unto Heaven, the beft fecurity of the 
 church militant upon earth, together with the 
 fet times and feafons aflign'd for her deliver- 
 ance. A fermon, on Pfa. 102. 13, 14. [Ad 
 Sunday.] 8°. Oxf. 17 16 
 
 Two fermons, preach'd before the Univerfity of 
 Oxford. 8°. Lond. 1721 
 
 Adts, 5. 3°, 39. Gamaliel's advice in the cafe of the 
 apoftles ; fhewing the vanity of all human contriv- 
 ances, together with the ftability of the divine coun- 
 fels - - - 5 
 
 Matt. II. 6. The flumbling-blocks of Chriltianity re- 
 moved out of the way of Delfts; or, the invalidity 
 and injuftice of the offences taken againft Chrift by 
 antient and modern hereticks - - - 21 
 
 Praftical difcourfes on the liturgy of the Church 
 of England. Edited by the Rev. John Allen 
 Giles, M.A. Head Mafter of the City of 
 London School. 4 vol. 8°. Lond. \^t,-j 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoir of the author - - - - vii 
 
 Prefaces ...... xv 
 
 Contents of vol. I, 2, 3 - - - - xxvii 
 
 On the fentences that begin the Liturgy, — 
 
 John, 16.24(1); Ezek. 18. 27(7); Pfa. 51. 3(13); 
 
 Pfa. 51. 9 (19); Pfa. 51. 17 (25); Joel, 2. 13 
 
 (31); Dan. 9. 9, 10 (37); Jer. 10. 24 (43); 
 
 Matt. 3. 2 (50) ; Luke, 15. 18, 19 (56) ; Pfa. 143. 
 
 2 (62) ; I John, I. 8, 9 (69). 
 
 On the exhortation to confeflion, Jofh. 7. 19 (75); 
 
 Prov. 28. 13, 2 ferm. (81); Heb. 10. 25 (95); 
 
 Rom. 15. 6 (loi). 
 
 On the confefTion, Pfa. 95. 6 (108) ; i Pet. 2. 25 
 
 (114) ; Pfa. 51. I (121). 
 The abfolution, John, 20. 23 (127); Ads, 5. 31 
 
 (133)- 
 
 Luke, II. 2. The Lord's Prayer - - - 140 
 
 Pfa. 51. 15. The alternate way of praying - 147 
 
 Pfa. 70. I. The fame - - - - J53 
 
 Luke, 2. 14; I John, 5. 7. The Gloria Patri 159 
 
 Pfa. 113. I ; 70. 4. The Hallelujah - 165 
 
 Pfa. 95. The 95th Pfalm - - - - 171 
 
 Eph. 5. 19, 20. On reading the Pfalms - 177 
 
 Luke, 4. 16. On reading the Firft LefTon - 184 
 
 Ifa. 6. 3. On the Te Deum - - - 190 
 
 Pfa. 148. The Benedicite - - - - 196
 
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 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. On reading the Second Leflbn 
 Luke, I. 68-79. '^^'^ Benedidlus - 
 Pia. 100. The Jubilate . - . . 
 
 Rom. 10. 9, 10. The Apoftles' Creed 
 Ruth, 2. 4. On the form of blefling - 
 Pla. 123. 3. The fliort petitions for mercy 
 Pfa. 85. 7. The fame . . . - 
 
 Pla. 20. 9. On the fhort prayer for the king or queen 
 
 246 
 Pfa. 132. 9, The fhort prayer for prieft and people 252 
 Pfa. 28. 9. The fhort petitions for the people - 258 
 
 1 Chron. 22. 9, with Exod. 14. 14. The fhort prayer 
 for peace -.---. 263 
 
 Pfa. 51. 10, II. The fhort prayer for purity of heart 
 
 269 
 Rom. 15. 33. On the colleft for peace - 
 Pfa. 5. 3. The colledt for grace 
 Ezra, 6. 10. The prayer tor the King or Queen 
 Ezra, 6. 10. The prayer for the Royal Family 
 Phil. 1. I, 2. The prayer for the clergy 
 Matt. 18. 19, 20. The prayer of St. Chryfoftom 
 
 2 Cor. 13. 14. The form of blefling - 
 Luke, I. 46, &c. The Magnificat 
 Pfa. 98. 1-9. The 98th Pfalm 
 Luke, 2. 29, fjc. The fong of Simeon 
 Pfa. 67. The 67th Pfalm 
 
 James, i. 17. The colle<fts in the Evening Service 
 Pfa. 55. 17. The fame - - - . 
 
 Mark, 16. 16. The creed of St. Athanafius 
 Luke, 18. 13. The invocations in the Litany 
 Joel, 2. 17. On the deprecations in the Litany - 
 Matt. 6. 13. The fame. (8 ferm.) 
 I Tim. 2. I, 2. On the intercefTions in the Litany. 
 
 (19 ferm.) .--_-. 420 
 
 Pfa. 4. I. The ejaculations in the Litany - 540 
 
 On the additional prayers to the Litany, — 
 
 Pfa. 103. 10 (546); Pfa. 12. 5, 6 (552); Pfa. 79. 
 
 9 (55S); P'J. 44- I (564)5 Pla. 20. I (570); 
 
 Rom. 8. 26 (576). 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 On the additional prayers that follow the Litany, — 
 I Kings, 8. 35, 36 (i); i Sam. 12. 17-19 (7) 
 
 I Kings, 8. 37-39 (13) ; 2 Kings, 6.25-27 (19) 
 
 1 Kings, 8. 44, 45 (25); Pfa. 106. 30 (31) 
 
 Rom. 10. 14, 15 (37); Eph. 2. 11, 12 (42) 
 
 Prov. II. 14 (48) ; Pfa, 67. i, 2 (54); Pfa. 4. i 
 
 (60). 
 On the occafional thankfglvings that follow the Litany, — 
 Eph. 5. 20 (66) 5 Joel, 2. 23, 24 (72) ; Gen. 8. 20, 
 
 21 (77) ; Pfa. 145. 16 (83); Pfa. 124. 5, 6 (88) ; 
 
 Pfa. 65. I, 7 (93) ; 2 Sam. 24. 25 (99) ; Pfa, 115. 
 
 17, j8 (105). 
 Rom. 13. 8. Epiflle for Advent i 
 Matt. 21. I, &c. Gofpel for Advent I 
 Rom. 15. 4, &c. Epiftle for Advent 2 - 
 Luke, 21. 25, &c. Gofpel for Advent 2 
 I Cor. 4. I, &c. Epiftle for Advent 3 
 Matt. II. 2, &c. Gofpel for Advent 3 
 Phil. 4. 4, &c. Epiflle for Advent 4 
 John, I. 19, &c. Gofpel for Advent 4 
 Heb. I. I, &c. Epiflle for Chriftmas day 
 John, I. I, &c, Gofpel for Chriftmas day 
 A£ts, 7. 55, &c. Epiflle foi St. Stephen's day 
 Matt. 23. 34, &c. Gofpel for St. Stephen's day 
 I John, I. I, &c. Epiftle for St. John's day 
 John, 21. 19. Gofpel for St. John's day 
 Rev. 14. I, &c. Epiftle for the Innocents' day 198 
 
 Matt. 2. 13, &c. Gofpel for the Innocents' day 202 
 Gal. 4. I, &c. Epiftle for Sun. after Chriftmas day 208 
 Matt. I. 18, &c. Gofpel for Sun. aft. Chriftmas day 214 
 Rom. 4. 8, &c. Epiftle for the Circum. of Chrift 221 
 Luke, 2. 15, &c. Gofpel for the Circum. of Chrift 228 
 Eph. 3. I, &c. Epiftle for the Epiphany - 234 
 
 Matt. 2. I, &c. Gofpel for the Epiphany 240 
 
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 HOLE, Matthew, D.D. [continued). 
 Rom. 12. I, &c. Epiftle for Epiph. I 
 Luke, 2. 41, &c. Gofpel for Epiph. i 
 Rom. 12. 6, &c. Epiftle for Epiph. 2 - - 
 John, 2. I, &c. Gofpel for Epiph. 2 - 
 Rom. 12. 16, &c. Epiftle for Epiph. 3 - 
 Matt. 8. I, &c, Gofpel for Epiph. 3 
 Rom. 13, I, &c, Epiftle for Epiph. 4 
 Matt. 8. 23, &c. Gofpel for Epiph. 4 
 Col. 3. 12, &c. Epiftle for Epiph. 5 - - 
 
 Matt. 13. 24, &c. Gofpel for Epiph. 5 
 I John, 3. I, &c. Epiftle for Epiph. 6 - 
 Matt. 24. 23, &c. Gofpel for Epiph. 6 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 24, &c, Epiftle for Septuagefima Sun. 
 Matt. 20. I, &c. Gofpel for Septuagefima Sun. 
 
 2 Cor. 1 1. 19, &c. Epiftle for Sexagefima Sun. 
 Luke, 8. 4, 6cc. Gofpel for Sexagefima Sun. 
 
 1 Cor. 13. I, 2. Epiftle for guinquagefima Sun. 
 Luke, 18. 31, &c. Gofpel for Quinquagefima Sun. 
 Joel, 2. 12, &c. Epiftle for Afh Wednefday 
 Matt, 6. 16, &c. Gofpel for Afli Wednefday 
 
 2 Cor. 6. I, &c. Epiftle for Lent 1 - - 
 Matt. 4. I, &c. Gofpel for Lent 1 - - 
 
 I ThefT. 4. I, &c. Epiftle for Lent 2 - - 
 
 Matt. 15. 21, &c. Gofpel for Lent 2 
 
 Eph. 5. I, &c. Epiftle for Lent 3 - 
 
 Luke, II. 14, &c. Gofpel for Lent 3 
 
 Gal. 4. 21, &c. Epiftle for Lent 4 - - 
 
 John, 6. I, &c. Gofpel for Lent 4 - - 
 
 Heb. 9. II, &c. Epiftle for Lent 5 - - 
 
 John, 8. 46. Gofpel for Lent 5 - - 
 
 Phil. 2. 5, &c. Epiftle for Sun. bef. Eafter 
 
 Matt. 27. I, &c. Gofpel for Sun. bef. Eafter 
 
 Heb. 10. 1, &c. Epiftle for Good Friday 
 
 John, 19. I, &c. Gofpel for Good Friday 
 
 I Pet. 3. 17, &c. Epiftle for Eafter eve - 
 
 Matt. 27. 57, &c. Gofpel for Eafter eve 
 
 I Cor. 5. 7, 8. Anthems for Eafter day 
 
 Rom. 6. 9, &c. Same . _ . - 
 
 I Cor. 1 5. 20, &c. Same - - - - 
 
 Col. 3. I, &c. Epiftle for Eafter day - 
 
 John, 20. I, &c. Gofpel for Eafter day 
 
 Afts, 10. 34, &c. Epiftle for Eafter Mon. 
 
 Luke, 24. 13, &c. Gofpel for Eafter Mon. 
 
 A(ffs, 13. 26, &c. Epiftle for Eafter Tues. 
 
 Luke, 24. 36, &c. Gofpel for Eafter Tues. 
 
 I John, 5. 4, &c. Epiftle for Eafter i 
 
 John, 20. 19, &c. Gofpel for Eafter i - 
 
 I Pet. 2. 19, &c. Epiftle for Eafter 2 
 
 John, 10. II, &c. Gofpel for Eafter 2 - 
 
 I Pet. 2. II, &c. Epiftle for Eafter 3 
 
 John, 16. 16, &c. Gofpel for Eafter 3 - 
 
 James, i. 17, &c. Epiftle for Eafter 4 
 
 John, 16. 5, &c. Gofpel for Eafter 4 - - 
 
 James, 1. 22, &c. Epiftle for Eafter 5 
 
 John, 16. 23, &c. Gofpel for Eafter 5 - 
 
 Adls, I. I, &c. Epiftle for Afcenfion day 
 
 Mark, 16. 14, &c. Gofpel for Afcenfion day - 
 
 I Pet. 4. 7, &c. Epiftle for Sun. aft. Afcen. day 
 
 John, 15. 26, and part of chap. 16. Gofpel for 
 
 after Afcen. day _ _ . - - 
 
 Afts, 2. I, &c. Epiftle for Whit Sun. 
 John, 14. 15, &c. Gofpel for Whit Sun. 
 John, 3. 16, &c. Gofpel for Whit Mon. 
 Adts, 8, 14, &c. Epiftle for Whit Tues. 
 John, 10. I, &c. Gofpel for Whit Tues. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Rev. 4. I. Epiftle for Trin. Sun. 
 John, 3. I, &c. Gofpel for Trin. Sun. 
 I John, 4. 7, &c. Epiftle for Trin. i - - 
 
 Luke, 16. 19, &c. Gofpel for Trin. i 
 I John, 3, 13, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 2 - 
 Luke, 14. 16, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 2 
 I Pet. 5. 5, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 3 
 Luke, 15. I, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 3 - 
 
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 Rom. 8. 18, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 4 
 Luke, 6. 36, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 4 - 
 I Pet. 3. 8, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 5 
 Luke, 5. I, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 5 - 
 Rom. 6. 3, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 6 
 Matt. 5. 20, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 6 - 
 Rom. 6. 19, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 7 
 
 Gofpel for Trin. 7 - 
 Epiftle for Trin. 8 
 
 Mark, 8. i, Sec. 
 Rom. 8. 12, &c. 
 Matt. 7. 15, &c. 
 I Cor. 10. I, &c, 
 Luke, 1 6. I, &c. 
 I Cor. 12. I, &c, 
 Luke, 19. 41, &c, 
 
 Gofpel for Trin. 8 - 
 Epiftle for Trin. 9 
 Gofpel for Trin. 9 
 Epiftle for Trin. 10 
 Gofpel for Trin. 10 
 
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 1 Cor. 15. I, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 11 
 Luke, 18. 9, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 11 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 4, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 12 
 Mark, 7. 31. Gofpel for Trin. 12 
 Gal. 3. 16. Epiftle for Trin. 13 
 Luke, 10. 23, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 13 - 1S2 
 Gal. 5. 16. Epiftle for Trin. 14 - - - 189 
 Luke, 17. II, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 14 - 195 
 Gal. 6. 1 1, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 15 - - 202 
 Matt. 6. 24, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 15 - 208 
 Eph. 3. 13, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 16 - - 215 
 Luke, 7. II, Sec. Gofpel for Trin. 16 - 222 
 Eph. 4. I, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 17 - - 229 
 Luke, 14. I, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 17 - 236 
 I Cor. 1. 4, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 18 - - 242 
 Matt. 22. 34, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 18 - 248 
 Eph. 4. 17, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 19 - - 254 
 Matt. 9. I, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 19 - 261 
 Eph. 5.15, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 20 - - 267 
 Matt. 22. I, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 20 - 273 
 Eph. 6. 10, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 21 - - 280 
 John, 4. 46, Sec. Gofpel for Trin. 21 - 286 
 Phil. 1.3, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 22 - - 293 
 Matt. 18. 21, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 22 - 299 
 Phil. 3. 17, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 23 - - 306 
 Matt. 22. 15, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 23 - 312 
 Col. I. 3, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 24 - - 318 
 Matt. 9. 18, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 24 - 324 
 Jer. 23. 5, &c. Epiftle for Trin. 25 - - 330 
 John, 6. I, &c. Gofpel for Trin. 25 - 337 
 Rom. 10. 9, 10. Epiftle for St. Andrew's day 343 
 Matt. 4. 18, &c. Gofpel for St. Andrew's day 349 
 Eph. 2. 19, &c. Epiftle for St. Thomas's day 3=; 5 
 John, 20. 21, &c. Gofpel for St. Thomas's day 361 
 Acfts, 9. I, &c. Epiftle for the Converfion of St. Paul 366 
 Matt. 19. 27, &c. Gofpel for St. Paul's Converfion 372 
 Mai. 3. I, &c. Epiftle for the Purif. of the Virgin Mary 
 
 .377 
 Luke, 2. 22, &c. Gofpel for the Purif. of the Virgin 
 
 Mary - - - - - - - 3^'i 
 
 Adts, I. 15, &c. Epiftle for St. Matthias's day 388 
 
 Matt. II. 25, &c. Gofpel for St. Matthias's day 394 
 Ifa. 7. 10, Sec. Epiftle for the Annunciation of the 
 
 Virgin Mary - - - - - 401 
 
 Luke, I. 26, &c. Gofpel for the Annunc. of the B. V. M. 
 
 407 
 Eph. 4. 7, &c. Epiftle for St. Mark's day - 413 
 
 John, 15. I, &c. Gofpel for St. Mark's day 419 
 
 James, 1. i, &c. Epiftle for St. Philip and St. James's 
 
 day - - - - - - -425 
 
 John, 14. I, Sec. Gofpel for St. Philip and St. James's 
 
 day ------ - 431 
 
 A6ls, II. 22, &c. Epiftle for St. Barnabas's day 437 
 John, 15. 12, &c. Gofpel for St. Barnabas's day 444 
 Ifa. 40. I, &c. Epiftle for St. John Baptift's day 450 
 Luke, I. 57, Sec. Gofpel for St. John Baptift's day 456 
 A6b, 12. I, &c. Epiftle for St. Peter's day - 462 
 
 Matt. 16. 13, &c. Gofpel for St. Peter's day 468 
 
 Matt. 16. 24. On St. [ames the Apoftle's day 474 
 
 Matt. 20. 20, Sec. Gofpel for St. James's day 480 
 
 HOLE, Matthew, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Afts, 5. 12, &c. Epiftle for St. Bartholomew's day 486 
 
 John, I. 47. On St. Bartholomew's day - 492 
 
 2 Cor. 4. I, Sec. Epiftle for St. Matthew the Apoftle's 
 
 day ------- 498 
 
 Matt. 9. 9, Sec. Gofpel for St. Matthew's day 503 
 
 Rev. 12. 7, &c. Epiftle for St. Michael and all angels 
 
 509 
 Matt. 18. I, &c. Gofpel for St. Michael and all Angels 
 
 515 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 5, &c. Epiftle for St. Luke's day - 521 
 Luke, 10. I, &c. Gofpel for St. Luke's day 527 
 
 Jude,i,&c. Epiftle for St. Simon and St. Jude's day 533 
 John, 15. 17, Sec. Gofpel for St. Simon and St. Jude's 
 
 day - - 539 
 
 Rev. 7. 2, &c. Epiftle for All Saints' day - 545 
 
 Matt. 5. I, &c. Gofpel for All Saints' day - 550 
 Heb. 10. 23. Exhortation to conftancy and perfeverance 
 
 in the Chriftian faith - - - - 558 
 
 Heb. 10. 23. An encouragement to a fteadfaft adhering 
 
 to the Chriftian Church, and the faith profeffed in 
 
 it - -. 569 
 
 John, 3. 5. On the exhortation to baptifm, fhewing the 
 
 neceffity, ends, and benefits of baptifm - 577 
 
 I Pet. 3. 20, 21. The firft colledl in baptifm. The 
 
 types and figures of baptifm in the Old Teftament 
 
 582 
 Matt. 7. 7. The fecond colledt in baptifm, containing 
 
 farther encouragement to the duty from the certain 
 
 fuccefs attending it . - - - 587 
 
 Mark, 10. 13, &c. The gofpel in baptifm - 592 
 
 I Pet. 3. 21. On the manner of baptifm's faving us, or 
 
 the interrogatories put to baptifed perfons to that end 
 
 .598 
 
 Rom. 6. 4. The conditions of the covenant of baptifm, 
 to be performed on the part of baptifed perfons 603 
 A<Ss, 2. 38. On the confecrating the water - 608 
 Eph. 5. 20. The duty of thankfgiving after baptifm 612 
 Eph. 6. 4. The charge given to the lureties 616 
 
 Afts, 8. 14, &c. The perfons concerned in confirm- 
 ation - - ... - 620 
 Ads, 8. 16, 17. The biftiop laying on his hand 625 
 Heb. 13.4. The introdudtion to matrimony - 630 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 39. The charge given in matrimony 636 
 Gen. 24. 58. The confent of'both parties - 641 
 Luke, 17. 27. On giving the woman to the man 647 
 Luke, 15. 22. The giving the ring in marriage 652 
 
 2 Sam. 6. 18. The minifter's blefiing the parties 656 
 Matt. 19. 6. The ratification of the marriage 661 
 Pfa. 128. On the joy given to the married couple 666 
 Pfa. 67. I, &c. Same fubjedt . - - 670 
 Luke, 1 1. 2. The Lord's Prayer, applied to this occafion 
 
 674 
 Gen. 12. 3. The prayer for fpiritual bleflings - 679 
 Gen. 1.28. The prayer for children - 683 
 
 Eph. 5. 25, &c. The ends of matrimony - 687 
 
 Eph. 5. 33. The duties of matrimony - 692 
 
 Index to vols, i, 2, 3 - - - - - 699 
 
 Vol. 4. 1S38. 
 Luke, II. 2. The Lord's Prayer - - I 
 
 Matt. 8. 2. The coUedl or prayer for purity - 10 
 
 Exod. 20. I, &c. The ten commandments 17 
 
 Pfa. 72. I, &c. The colledls for the king - 25 
 
 The fentences at the offertory. Matt. 5. 16 (33); 
 
 Matt. 6. ig, 20 (41)5 M.itt. 7. 12 (49); Matt. 7. 
 
 21 (58) ; Luke, 19. 8 (66) ; i Cor. 9. 7, 1 1 (74) > 
 
 I Cor. 9. 13, 14 (82) ; 2 Cor. 9. 6, 7 (90) ; Gal. 6. 
 
 6, 7(98)5 Gal. 6. 10 (106); I Tim. 6. 6,7 (113); 
 
 I Tim. 6. 17-19 (122) ; Heb. 6. 10 (130) ; Heb. 13. 
 
 16 (138); I John, 3. 17 (146); Tobit, 4. 7-9 
 
 (154); Prov. 19. 17 (162); Pfa. 41. I (166). 
 I Tim. 2. I, 2. The prayer for the Church militant 
 
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 I Cor. II. 28. The firft exhortation to the communion 
 
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 1516 
 
 HOLE, Matthew, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Luke, 14. 16-18. The fecond exhortation to the com- 
 munion -..-.. jg^ 
 a Cor. 13. 5. The exhortation at the communion 193 
 Rom. 14. II. The contcffion at the communion 201 
 Pfa. 32. 5. The abfolution at the communion - 208 
 The fentences after the abfolution : Matt. l i. 28 (i 16) ; 
 John, 3. 16 (223) 5 I Tim. i. 15 (231) j i John, 
 2. 1 (237). 
 Lam. 3.41. The hymns and prefaces to the commu- 
 nion - 244 
 
 Dan. 9. 18. The prayer following the prefaces 251 
 
 1 Cor. II. 23-25. The prayer of confecration 258 
 Rom. 12. I, The firft prayer after the communion 265 
 Pfa. 50. 14. The fecond prayer after the communion 
 
 272 
 Luke, 2. 24. The hymn after the communion 278 
 
 Phil. 4. 7. The bleffing after the communion 285 
 
 The collefts after the communion : Pfa. 50. 23 (292) ; 
 
 1 Thefl". 5. 23 (299) J James, i. 20 (306); Jer. 10. 
 ^Z (313)5 Eph. 3. 20, 21 (320); I John, 5. 14, 15 
 (327)- 
 
 Index to vol. 4- - - - - -331 
 
 A praftical expofition of the Church Catechifm. 
 In fcveral difcourfes on all the parts of it. 
 Ufeful for all families. Together with two 
 difcourfes : one on confeffing Chrift before 
 men ; the other. The great fin of denying 
 him. 2 vol. 8°. Land. 
 
 Vol. I. Third edition. 1732. 
 
 Introdu6i:ion, fhewing the nature and neceflity of cate- 
 chizing in general ; together with the excellence of 
 the Church Catechifm in particular - - 3 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. The benefit of and ufefulnefs of cate- 
 chizing 9 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 19. The obligation of the Chriftian name 22 
 Luke, I. 59. The fecond queflion and anfwer of the 
 
 Catechifm. (3 ferm.) - - - - 28 
 
 Eph. 5. 30. The incorporation of Chriftians 48 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. The adoption of Chriftians - 55 
 
 Rom. 8. 17. The Cl:riftian's inheritance - 62 
 
 James, 4. 7. Of renouncing the devil - 70 
 I John, 3. 8. Of renouncing the works of the devil 77 
 
 I John, 2. 15. Of renouncing the world - 85 
 I I^et. 2. II. Of renouncing the lufts of the flefh 93 
 
 Mark, i. 15. The nature of Chriftian belief - 101 
 
 Matt. 19. 17. Of Chriftian obedience - 108 
 
 Pfa. 66. 13. The recognition of the baptifmal vow 116 
 
 Rom. 7. 25. The privileges of baptifm - - 123 
 
 Pfa. 5. 2. The duty of perfeverance - - 131 
 The Apoftles' Creed, — 
 
 2 Tim. I. 13. The form of found words - 145 
 Mark, 9. 24. The nature of belief - 152 
 Heb. II. 6. The notion and being of God - 159 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 6. Of belief in God the Father 166 
 Rev. I. 8. Of God's omnipotence - - 173 
 Gen. I. I. Of God's creative power - - 180 
 Matt. 1. 21. Of belief in Jefus Chrift - 186 
 John, I. 41. OftheMeifias - - - 192 
 John, I. 14. Jefus the only-begotten Son of God 199 
 
 2 Tim. I. 2. Of the regal power of God - 205 
 Matt. I. 20. Of the conception of Chrift - 212 
 Luke, 2. 6, 7. Of the birth of Chrift - 219 
 I Pet. 3. 18. Of the fuft'erings of Chrift - 225 
 Mark, 15. 15. The fame - - - 233 
 I Cor. 15. 3. Of the death of Chrift - - 240 
 John, 19. 40. Of the burial of Chrift - 247 
 Adts, 2. 27. Of the defcent of Chrift - - 254 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 4. Of the refurredion of Chrift 261 
 Eph. 4. 10. Of the afcenfion of Chrift - 270 
 Mark, 16. 19. Chrift's fitting at the right hand of 
 
 God --..-- 277 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 1. Of the fecond advent of Chrift 285 
 
 HOLE, Matthew, D.D. {com'wued). 
 
 Afts, 2. 4. Of the defcent of the Holy Ghoft 292 
 
 Eph. 4. 4. Of the Catholick Church 300 
 
 Adfs, 2. 42. The fame - - - . 309 
 
 Ads, 5. 31. The lame - - - - 317 
 
 Adts, 26. 8. Of the refurredion of the dead 3:4 
 
 Matt. 25. 46. Of everlafting punifhment and life 
 
 eternal - - - - - -332 
 
 Heb. I. 2. Of the Holy Trinity - - 338 
 
 Tit. 2. 14. Of our redemption - - - 346 
 
 Rom. 15. 16. Of our fandtification - 354 
 Vol. 2. 173 1. 
 The Ten Commandments, — 
 
 Matt. 5. 17 (367) Pla. 119. 96 (375). 
 
 Exod. 20. 1-17. (21 ferm.) - - - 38 f 
 
 Ecclef. 12. 13 (525)5 Matt. 22. 37-40. (2 ferm.) 
 
 The Lord's Prayer, — 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 5, 2 ferm. (553) ; Matt. 7. 7 (566); Luke, 
 
 II. 2-4, 7 ferm. (573); Matt. 6. 13 (619); 
 
 Phil. 4. 6 (626). 
 
 I John, 5. 6. On the facraments - - - 641 
 
 John, 3. 5. The neceflity of the facrament, and firft of 
 
 baptifm .-.-.. 648 
 
 John, 6. 53. The neceflity of the Lord's Supper 654 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. The nature of a facrament - 660 
 
 The parts of a facrament, or the outward fign of 
 
 baptifm ...... 666 
 
 Rom. 6. 4. The inward fign or grace of baptifm 673 
 Adts, 2. 385 8. 37. The conditions required to baptifm 
 
 679 
 Adls, 16. 33. The perfons to be admitted to baptifm 685 
 Mark, 16. 16. The fureties' engagement in baptifm 692 
 I Cor. II, 24. The end of the facrament of the Lord's 
 Supper -.-...- 698 
 Matt. 26. 26, 28. The outward vifible fign of that 
 facrament --.... 705 
 
 Luke, 22. 19, 20. The inward part or thing fignified 
 
 712 
 
 Phil. 4. 13. The benefit of that holy facrament 718 
 
 I Cor. II. 28. The requifites to the worthy receiving 
 
 it-------- 724 
 
 Matt. 10. 32. Thf great duty of confeffing Chrift be- 
 fore men ; together with the unfpeakable reward of 
 bleflednels annexed to it. In a fermon preached be- 
 fore the Univ. of Oxford, Dec. 11, 1720 735 
 Matt. 10. 33. The great fin of denying Chrift before 
 men ; together with the unexprefTible danger and 
 punifhment that will attend it. In a fermon preached 
 before the Univ. of Oxford, Jan. 29, 1720-1 751 
 An alphabetical table of the principal matters contained 
 in both vols. . - . . . 767 
 
 Practical difcourfes on the nature, properties, and 
 
 excellencies of charity, above all the gifts and 
 
 graces of the Holy Spirit, as they are defcribed 
 
 in the thirteenth chapter of the firll Epiftle of 
 
 St. Paul to the Corinthians. To which is 
 
 prefixed, A vifitation fermon, by way of in- 
 
 troduftion to them, with an appendix fub- 
 
 joined, containing fome further difcourfes, fuit- 
 
 able to the fubjedl, and necefiary to the prefent 
 
 times. 8°. Oxf. 1725 
 
 I Cor. 12. 31. Vifit. ferm. ... - i 
 
 I Cor. 13. The excellency of charity above the gift of 
 
 tongues (43) ; The excellency of charity above the 
 
 gift of prophecy (57); The excellency of charity 
 
 above the gift of almfgiving and martyrdom (72) ; 
 
 Of long-fuf^ering (87); Of loving-kindnefs (102); 
 
 It envieth not (118) ; Vaunteth not itfelf (134); Is 
 
 not puffed up (149) ; Is not unfeemly ( 165) ; Seeketh 
 
 not her own (180); Is not eafily provoked (194); 
 
 Thinketh no evil (209); Rejoyceth not in iniquity
 
 I5I7 
 
 I5I8 
 
 HOLE, Matthew, D.D. {continued). 
 
 (225) ; Rejoyceth in the truth (240) j Beareth all 
 things (234); Believeth all things (270); Hopeth 
 all things (283) ; Endurcth all things (296); Never 
 faileth (310); The pertedlion of charity (326); In 
 what relpedt is charity pre/crable to faith and hope 
 
 342 
 Appendix, — 
 
 Pfa. 89. 7. The expediency of a publick liturgy to 
 
 preferve the reverence of public worfhip - I 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. The true moderation defcribed, and the 
 
 falfe moderation detedled - - . 53 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. The danger of divifions and the benefit 
 
 of unanimity . . . - . go 
 
 Gal. 4. 18. The true reformation of manners ; or, 
 
 the nature and qualifications of true zeal 114 
 
 HOLE, William, B.D. 
 
 Archdeacon of Barnftaple, Devon, and Vicar of Mayn- 
 
 hinneot, Cornwall. 
 
 Sermon, Hag. i. 8. [Confecration of a church.] 
 8°. Oxf. 1743 
 
 HOLFORD, George, Efq. M.P., Barriiler-at-Law. 
 
 The deftruftion of Jerufalem an abfolute and 
 irrefiftible proof of the divine origin of ChrilVianity : in- 
 cluding a narrative of the calamities which befell the 
 Jews, fo far as tend to verify our Lord's predidlions relative 
 to that event. With a brief defcription of the city and 
 temple. [Anon.] Pp. iv. 96. 8''. Land. 1805 
 
 HOLLAND, Hezekiah. 
 
 Anglo-Hibernus, Minifter of the Gofpel at Sutton-Val- 
 
 lence. 
 
 An expofition ; or, a fhort, but full, plaine, and 
 perfeft epitome of the moll choice commen- 
 taries upon the Revelation of St. John. 4°. 
 
 Lon{/. 1650 
 
 HOLLAND, John. 
 
 A Diffenting minifter. 
 Two fermons, Luke, 21. 34. The folly and 
 guilt of intemperance. [Prot. Diflenters.] 8°. 
 
 LoKi/. 1750 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Lofid. 1753* 
 
 A criticifm on the late Rev. Mr. Holland's Ser- 
 mons. In a letter to a friend. Pp. 34. 8 . LaiiJ. 1755 
 
 HOLLAND, John, Eiq. 
 
 A treatife on the manufadlures in metal. 3 vol. 
 Fcp. 8°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Vol. I. Iron and fteel. Vol. 2. Machinery and manu- 
 fadlures. Vol. 3. Tin, lead, copper, &c. 
 
 HOLLAND, Philemon. 
 
 An induftrious tranflator of Greek and Latin authors. 
 Born at Chelmsford 1551- Educated at Trinity College, 
 Cambridge, of which he became a Fellow. Appointed Head 
 Mafter of the Free School of Coventry. Died 1636. He 
 tranflated Livy, Pliny's Natural Hiftory, Plutarch's Morals, 
 Suetonius, Ammianus Marcellinus, Xenophon's Cyropaedia, 
 and Camden's Britannia. 
 
 HOLLAND, Philip. 
 
 An Unitarian minifter, educated under Dr. Doddridge. 
 Became minifter of a chapel at Wem, Shropftiire, and 
 afterwards at Bolton, Lanca/hire, where he continued thirty- 
 three years. 
 Sermons on pradlical fubjefts. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Warrington, 1792 
 Vol. I. 
 Ifa. 40. 31. On the confequences of the religious wor- 
 fhip of God ...-.- I 
 1 John, 4. 16. The goodnefs of God - - 45 
 I John, 4. 9. The Chriftian inftitution confiftent with 
 the divine perfediions and charafter - - S3 
 
 HOLLAND, Philip (continued). 
 
 James, 3. 17. The properties of heavenly wifdom 123 
 Matt. II. 5. Goodnefs of God to the poor - 151 
 
 Prov. 25. 12. On giving reproof - - - 193 
 
 Prov. 25. 12. On receiving reproof - - 213 
 
 Gal. 6. 3, 4. Nature of f'elf-knowledge - - 233 
 
 Gal. 6. 3, 4. Neceffity, difficulty, and importance of 
 
 felf-knowledge - - - - - 257 
 
 Gal. 6. 3, 4. Advantages of felf-knowledge - 275 
 Lam. 3. 40. Danger of deceiving ourfelves illuftrated in 
 
 Balaam and David - - - - 313 
 
 Lam. 3. 40. Rules for obtaining felf-knowledge 333 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Afts, 2. 42. Nature, reafons, and advantages of public 
 
 worfhip ------- I 
 
 Afts, 26. 23. Converfion and charadler of Paul 41 
 
 Adts, 26. 23. Confequences which may be drawn from 
 
 the refurredtion of Jefus - - . - 69 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. Chriftians lights in the world - 85 
 
 John, 15. 26, 27. The teftimony of the Spirit 131 
 
 John, 15. 26, 27. The teftimony of the apoftles 155 
 I Sam. 18. 3. On friendfhip. Jonathan and David 175 
 Heb. 13.7. Funeral. For the Rev. Mr. Seddon 197 
 
 Adls, 24. 14. Nov. 5 225 
 
 Adls, 7. 22. Importance of learning - - 251 
 
 Titus, 2. 15. Charadter of the Chriftian preacher 297 
 
 HOLLAND, Samuel, M.D., Redor of Poynings. 
 
 The imputation upon the regular clergy of not 
 preaching the Gofpel briefly confidered, in a 
 vilitation fermon [on Tit. 2. i.] Third edi- 
 tion, with confiderable additions to the extrafts 
 and notes. 8°. Land. 1 8 1 5 
 
 HOLLINGWORTH, J. B., Fellow of St. Peter's 
 College, Camb., and one of His Majefty's 
 Preachers at Whitehall. 
 
 Sermons preached at Lincoln's Inn, in the years 
 
 1806 and 1 80'/. o 
 
 I John, 5. 4. Eafter i I 
 
 Matt. 5. 8 - - 19 
 
 I Kings, 18. 21. Trin. 9 35 
 Matt. 8. 10 - - 51 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. Trin. 15 69 
 Matt. 22. 14 - - 88 
 Eph. 4. I. Trin. 17 107 
 Luke, 12. 48 - 126 
 
 Matt. 18. 35. Trin. 22 145 
 Rom. 15. 4. Adv. 2 167 
 John, 20. 29. St. Thomas 
 187 
 Matt. 2. 17, 18. Innoc. 207 
 
 Lon^. 1 8 1 2 
 
 John, 13. 34, 35 - 229 
 Rom. 12. 15. Epiph.2250 
 Adls, 24. 25 - - 271 
 
 Luke, 18. 14 - - 289 
 Matt. 26. 41. Bef. Eaft. 307 
 Rom. 5. 8. Good Fri. 325 
 Adls, 10.40,41. Eafter 343 
 Luke, 24. 48, 49. Whit Sun. 
 363 
 John, 7. 16, 17 - - 3S0 
 Prov. 4. 23 - - 398 
 
 Pfa. III. 10 - - 414 
 Rom. 14. 16 - 430 
 
 HOLLINGSWORTH, Rev. N. A. M. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 60. i. A recommendation of the 
 Madras fyftcm of inftrudion, as invented and 
 praftifed by the Rev. Dr. Andrew Bell. 8°. 
 
 Durham, 18 10 
 
 HOLLINGWORTH, Richard, D.D. 
 
 Vicar of Weftham, and Redlor of St. Botolph's, Aid- 
 gate. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 19. 18. The death of King 
 Charles I. proved a downright murder. [Jan. 
 30.] To which are added. Some jull reflec- 
 tions upon fome late papers, concerning that 
 king's book. 4°. Land. 1693 
 
 HGLLIS, Lord. 
 
 Remains : being a fecond letter to a friend con- 
 cerning the judicature of the bifhops in Par- 
 liament. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1682
 
 i5'9 
 
 HOLLOWAY, Benjamin, LL.B. 
 
 The nullity of repentance without faith in the 
 redemption by Jefus Chrift, proved from Holy 
 Scripture, in tliree fermons. [Adls, 2. 38.] 
 8°. Oxf. 1739 
 
 Remarks on Dr. Sharp's pieces on the words 
 Elohim and Berith. Among which, in fhew- 
 ing the abfolute unfitnefs of the Arabic tongue 
 to give a root to the divine name Elohim, fome 
 account is given of the Chaldee, Syriac, Sama- 
 ritan, and Arabic dialefts ; &c. Pp. 35. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 175 1 
 
 Originals, phyfical and theological. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1750 
 
 Letter and fpirit ; or, annotations upon the Holy 
 Scriptures according to both. 8°. Oxf. 1753 
 
 HOLLOWAY, James Thomas, D.D., Minifter 
 of Fitzroy Chapel. 
 
 A funeral fermon, Rev. 14. 13, occalioned by 
 the death of the Rev. John Wilcox. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 
 The reply. Baptifmal regeneration and facra- 
 mental juftification not the dodlrine of the Englifh 
 Church. In a letter addrefled to the Lord Bifhop of 
 London j containing exceptions againft certain ftridhires 
 made in his Charge delivered at St. Paul's Cathedral, 
 Oft. 10. 1842. Second edit. Pp. 104. 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 HOLMES, Abiel, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 
 and minifter of the firft Church in Cambridge, U. S. 
 American annals ; or a chronological hiflory of 
 America, from its difcovery in 1492 to 1806. 
 With additions and correftions by the author. 
 2 vol. 8°. Camb. U. S. 1808 
 
 Vol. I. 1492-1691. Vol. 2. 1692-1806. 
 
 HOLMES, James Ivory, A.M. 
 
 The fulfilment of the Revelation of St. John dis- 
 played, from the commencement of the pro- 
 phecy, A.D. 96, to the Battle of Waterloo, a.d. 
 1815 ; containing a refutation of the fyftems 
 maintained by Mr. Faber, Mr. Cunninghame, 
 and Paftorini. 8°. LoriJ. 1819 
 
 HOLMES, John, Minifter of the Brethren's 
 Cong, in Dublin. 
 
 Hiftorical fketches of the miffions of the United 
 Brethren for propagating the gofpel among 
 the heathen, from their commencement to 
 the prefent time. 8°. Dub/. 181 8 
 
 HOLMES, John, Mafter of the Public Grammar 
 School in Holt, Norfolk. 
 
 The Greek grammar ; or, a fhort, plain, critical, 
 and comprehenfive method of teaching and 
 learning the Greek tongue. 8°. Lc/nd. 1735 
 
 HOLMES, Robert, D.D., Dean of Winchefter. 
 
 A learned divine. Born 1749. Educated at Winchefter 
 School, from whence he was chofen to New College, 
 Oxford. Became Reiflor of Staunton, Canon of Salifl^ury, 
 and in 1S04 Dean of Winchefter. Died 1805. His great 
 work was the important edition of the Septuagint, with 
 various readings from a laborious collation of MSS. of 
 which he published the Pentateuch and Daniel, the re- 
 mainder being completed after his death by James Parfons, 
 M.A., forming 15 vol. folio. 
 
 HOLMES, Robert, D.D. {comhtued). 
 Sermon, Phil. 3. 21. The refurreftion of the 
 body, deduced from the refurrcftion of Chrift, 
 and illuftrated from his transfiguration. [Eafter 
 Monday.] 4°. Oxf. 1777 
 
 On the prophecies and teftimony of John the 
 the Baptift, and the parallel prophecies of 
 Jefus Chrift. Eight fermons, preached 1782, 
 at the Lefture founded by the Rev. John 
 Bampton. 8°. Oxf. 1782 
 
 Luke, 3. 3, 4 (i); Matt. 3. 5, 6 (23); Mark, i. 7 
 (47) 5 John, 1. 6, 7 (73) ; John, l. 7 (99) ; John, 
 13. 19, 3 ferm. (123). 
 Treatifes on religious and fcriptural fubjcfts. 
 Royal 8°. Oxf 1 806 
 
 Of the principle of religion as a teft of divine authority i 
 Of the fafts of revelation - - - - 99 
 
 The angelical meflage to the Virgin Mary - 149 
 
 Bampton Leftures for 1782 on the prophecies and tefti- 
 mony of John the Baptift, &c. - - - 181 
 On the principle of redemption, whether premial or 
 penal ---._. •563 
 The refurredtion of Chrift . - . . 599 
 The refurredlion of the body - . - 407 
 On humility: on Gal. 5. 26 - - - - 457 
 
 HOLMES, N. See Homes. 
 HOLSTENIUS, Lucas. 
 
 An eminently learned divine. Born at Hamburg 1596. 
 Originally a Proteftant, but became a Roman Catholic, and 
 was made a Canon of St. Peter's at Rome and Librarian of 
 the Vatican. Died 1661. 
 De locis quibufdam concilii Nicasni. 
 De Synefio, et de fuga epifcopatus. 
 
 Eufebius, Reading, 3. 605 
 HOLSWORTH. See Holdsworth. 
 HOLWELL, John Zephaniah, Efq. 
 
 A gentleman of great knowledge and benevolence. 
 Born at Dublin 171 1. Entered the fervice of the Eaft 
 India Company 1732. Became one of the Council at Cal- 
 cutta, and was one of thofe whofuffered in the Black Hole 
 at Calcutta, of which he wrote a narrative. Died 1798. 
 A review of the original principles, religious and 
 moral, of the ancient Bramins : comprehending 
 an account of the mythology, cofmogony, fafts 
 and fcftivals of the Gentoos, followers of the 
 Shaftah. With a diftertation on the metemp- 
 fychofis, commonly, though erroneoufly, called 
 the Pythagorean doftrine. Illuftrated with 
 plates. 8". Lofid. 1779 
 
 HOLWELL, WiUiam, B.D. 
 
 Vicar of Thornbury and Prebendary of Exeter. 
 
 A mythological, etymological, and hiftorical 
 dictionary, extrafted from the analyfis of an- 
 cient mythology. 8°. Lond. 1793 
 
 HOLY SPIRIT, The influences of the : confi- 
 dered with fpecial reference to the circum- 
 ftances of the prefent times. Pp. 47. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1823 
 
 HOLZHAUSEN, F. A. 
 
 Licentiate and Private Doftor of Theology at Gbttingen. 
 Born 1802. 
 Der Proteftantifmus nach feiner gefchichtlichen 
 
 Entftehung, Bergrundung und Fortbildung. 
 
 2 vol. 8°. Leipz. 1846-49* 
 
 s
 
 1521 
 
 1522 
 
 HOLZHAUSEN, F, A. {continued). 
 
 Vol. I. Die gefchichtliche Entftehung des Protes- 
 
 tantifmus. 
 Vol. 2. Die Begriindung des Proteftantifmus. 
 Die Weiffagung des Prophetcn Joel. 8°. 
 
 Gottinge?t, 1829 
 Der Brief an die Ephefer iiberfetzt und erklart. 
 8°. Hanover, 1833 
 
 HOMBERGK, John Frederick. 
 
 Profeffor of Law in the Univerfity of Marburg. His 
 Parerga exhibits great application to the ftudy of the facred 
 text, and confiderable knowledge of Greek authors. 
 Parerga facra, feu obfervationes qusdam ad 
 
 Novum Teftamentum. 4°. Traj. 1 7 1 2 
 
 HOME, Henry, Lord Karnes. 
 
 An eminent lawyer, philofopher, and critic. Born at 
 Karnes, in Scotland, 1696. Apprenticed as a Writer to the 
 Signet in Edinburgh 1712. Called to the bar 1724. Ap- 
 pointed one of the Judges of the Court of Seflion, and took 
 his feat as Lord Karnes 1752. One of the Lords of Jufti- 
 ciary 1763. Died 1782. 
 
 Loofe hints upon education, chiefly concerning 
 
 the culture of the heart. Second edit, enlarged. 
 
 [Anonymous.] 8°. Edi?i. 1782 
 
 EfTays on the principles of morality and natural 
 
 religion. 8°. Edin. 1751 
 
 See Eftimate of the Profit and Lofs of Religion, for 
 
 anfwer to the above, which has a tendency to infidelity, 
 
 although written to counteract fome fceptical dodlrines of 
 
 David Hume. It was fomewhat altered in the fecond and 
 
 third editions. 
 
 Sketches of the hiftory of man. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Edin. 1774 
 Vol. I. 
 Progrefs of men as individuals, language, population, 
 
 manners, &c. 
 Progrefs of men in fociety, government, &c. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Poor, American nations, &c. 
 
 Progrefs of fciences, reafon, morality, laws, theology. 
 Sketches concerning Scotland. 
 
 Other works : Effays upon feveral fubjefts in Law, 1732. 
 Eflays upon feveral fubje<£ls concerning Britifh Antiquities, 
 8°. 1747. Hiftorical Law-Tra£ls, 1759. Introdudtion to 
 the Art of Thinking, 12°. 1761. Elements of Criticifm, 
 3 vol. 8°. 1762. 
 
 (Memoirs of the life and writings of) Containing 
 fketches of the progrefs of literature and gene- 
 ral improvement in Scotland during the greater 
 part of the eighteenth century. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Edin. 1807 
 By Alexander Frafer Tytler, Lord Woodhoufelee. 
 
 HOME, James, Efq., Advocate. 
 
 The Scripture hiftory of the Jews, and their 
 republic. Being a colledlion of what is moft 
 remarkable in the Sacred Writings relating to 
 the rife, eftablifhment, and declenfion of the 
 Jewifli nation ; their laws, and courts of 
 juftice ; their government, civil and ecclefi- 
 aftical ; their cuftoms, manners, &c. 2 vol. 
 8°. Land. 1737 
 
 HOMER. 
 
 The moft fublime and univerfal genius that has ever 
 appeared, and the moft ancient of the Greek poets extant. 
 Lived about the tenth or eighth century b.c. 
 
 Opera, Gr. et Lat. ex recenfione et cum notis 
 
 HOMER {continued). 
 
 Sam. Clarke, acceffit varietas lefiiionum. Cura 
 J. A. Ernefti, qui et fuas notas adfpcrfit. 5 vol. 
 8°. Glafg. 1 8 14 
 
 Qus extant omnia, Ilias, Odyfl"ea, Batrachomyo- 
 machia, hymni, pocmatia aliquot, Gr. et Lat. 
 cum commentariis Jo. Spondani. Pindari quin- 
 etiam Thebani epitome Iliados, Latinis vcr- 
 fibus, et Daretis Phrygii de bello Trojano 
 libri, a. Corn. Nepote eleganter Latino verli 
 carmine. Indices Homeri tcxtus et commen- 
 tariorum locupletiflimi. Folio. 
 
 Aurel. J Hob. 1606 
 
 Opera. Poets Gr. Heroici 
 
 Ilias, Gr^ce et Latine, cum annotationibus Samu- 
 elis Clarke. Editio fecunda. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1735 
 
 Iliad, tranflated by George Chapman, with 
 notes by W. C. Taylor. 2 voh Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1843 
 
 A bold and highly poetical tranflation, originally pub- 
 lifhed about 1 609, folio, and with the Odyffey, in I vol. 
 folio, 16 16. 
 Iliad and Odyfley, tranflated by Thomas Hobbes 
 
 of Malmefbury. Hobbes' Works 
 
 The Iliad. Tranflated by Mr. Pope. Second 
 
 edition. 6 vol. 12°. Lond. 1720-21 
 
 With notes. Vol. i. contains an effay on the life, wri- 
 tings, and learning of Homer. 
 
 The Odyfl'ey, tranflated from the Greek [with 
 notes], by Alexander Pope. 5 vol. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1725 
 
 The Odyfl!ey, tranflated by Alexander Pope. 
 24°. Lond. 1825 
 
 Iliad and Odyfley, tranflated into Englifli blank 
 verle by William Cowper. 
 
 Cowper's Works, 13, 14 and 15 
 
 The Iliad, tranflated into Englifli blank verfe. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 The Iliad of Homer, literally tranflated, with 
 explanatory notes. By Theodore Alois Buck- 
 ley, B.A. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1853 
 
 The Odyflfiy, tranflated into Englifli profe, as 
 literally as the different idioms of the Greek 
 and Englifli languages will allow. With ex- 
 planatory notes. By a member of the Uni- 
 verfity of Oxford. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1823 
 
 The Odyfley of Homer, with the hymns, epi- 
 grams, and battle of the frogs and mice, lite- 
 rally tranflated, with explanatory notes. By 
 Theodore Alois Buckley, B.A. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 Ilias und Odyflee, von Johann Heinrich-Vofs. 
 4 vol. 8°. Stuttgartt, iSzi 
 
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 nium quae continentur in Homeri Iliade et 
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 »523 
 
 1524 
 
 HOMES, Nathaniel. 
 
 A learned Hebraift. Ejefted from the living of St. Mary 
 Staining, London, for nonconformity, 1662. Died 167S. 
 He elucidates the Scriptures, particularly the prophetical 
 part, with great ability, following the do<^rine of the future 
 kingdom of Chrift as held by the Church during the firft 
 three centuries. His publications are of great rarity. 
 
 Works. Folio. Lond. 
 
 Chrift oft'ering himfelf to all Tinners, and anfwering all 
 
 their objedtions. [On John, 6. 37.] - - I 
 
 Miftakes about prayer - - - - . 42 
 
 Faith in the abftradl above outward fenfe, inward feeling, 
 
 and the higheft reafon - - - - 45 
 
 Antidote againft Antinomianifm - - 52 
 
 God's gracious thoughts towards great finners. [On Ifa. 
 
 55. 8, 9.] ...... 79 
 
 God's gracious exprelTions to acceptors of his grace. [On 
 
 2 Cor. I. 3, 4. J - - - - - 89 
 
 Moderation of fpirit for quietation of mind in ti-ying 
 
 times. [On Phil. 4- 5.] - - - - loi 
 
 The golden chain of the divine adts of falvation. [On 
 
 Rom. 8. 29-31.] ----- 138 
 
 The bracelet of pearl of fandlifying graces. [On Rom. 
 
 5. 1-5] - - - - _ - . - 207 
 
 The filver fringe; or, chain of duties. [On i Thefl'. 5. 
 
 16-22.] 250 
 
 Soul cordials againft fore difcomforts, in a commentary 
 
 on the xliii. Pfalm - - - - -312 
 
 The gracious heart is not to feek great things in grievous 
 
 times. [On Jer. 45. 5] - - - 563 
 
 God's faving a people with a notwithftanding their fins. 
 
 [On Pfa. 106. 8.] - - - - - 577 
 
 The Chriftian hammerers againft the Antichriftian horns. 
 
 [On Zech. I. 21.] - - - - 595 
 
 The Churche's glory and defence, from Ifa. 4. 5 609 
 The only happy people defcribed out of Pfa. 144. 15 625 
 The malady of mixt communions ... 637 
 A commentary, literal, or hiftorical and myftical, or fpi- 
 
 ritual, on the whole Book of Canticles. 
 
 The refurreftion revealed ; or, the dawning of 
 the day-ftar, about to rife, and radiate a vifible 
 incomparable glory, for a thoufand years yet 
 to come, before the ultimate day of the general 
 judgment. Folio. Lond. 1654 
 
 The refurreftion revealed ; or, the dawning of 
 the day-ftar, firft publiftied in 1634, now 
 condenfed and incorporated, with a fupple- 
 mentary work by the fame author. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 The refurreftion-revealed raifed about doubts and 
 difficulties, in ten exercitations. 
 
 1. That chiliafm, or the opinion of the future glorious 
 ftate of the Church on earth, rightly ftated, is no error. 
 
 2. The manner and meafure of burning the world. [On 
 2 Pet. 3. 10-14.] 
 
 3. Touching Gog and Magog arifing. [On Rev. 20. 
 
 7-9-] 
 
 4. Concerning covenants; under what Adam was, under 
 what the Jews were, and under what we are. 
 
 5. About the liberty of man's will from necellitation, to 
 open and clear the manner of Adam's fall. 
 
 6. Of the two witneffes in a new way. [On Rev. 11. 
 
 3-^9] 
 
 7. Defcribing the charafter ot Antichrift. 
 
 8. Touching hell. [On Rev. 21.8.] 
 
 9. The groaning of the creature after that glorious eftate 
 of the Church. [On Rom. 8. 17-28.] 
 
 10. Difcovering Scripture-prognoftics of the fiiid ftate. 
 Folio. Lond. 1661 
 
 A continuation of the hiftories of foreign martyrs 
 
 HOMES, Nathaniel [continued). 
 
 from the reign of Queen Elizabeth to thefe 
 
 times. In Fox's Afts and Monuments, 
 
 ed. 1684. Vol. 3, p. 865 
 
 The new world ; or, the New Reformed Church 
 
 difcovered out of 2 Pet. 3. 13. 4°. Lond. 1641 
 
 HOMILIARIUM Patristicum ; colleftum, ad- 
 
 notationibus criticis, exegeticis, hiftoricifque 
 
 inftrudlum. Ediderunt Ludovicus Pelt et 
 
 Henricus Rheinwald. 8°. Berol. 1829 
 
 HOMILIES, or fermons appointed to be read 
 
 in churches in the time of Q^ Elizabeth. To 
 
 which are added, the Conftitutions and canons 
 
 ecclefiaftical fet forth in the year 1603. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1844 
 Certaine fermons appointed by the Queen's Ma- 
 jefty to be declared and read by all parfons, 
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 in their churches ; and by her Grace's advice 
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 ing of the fimple people. Newly imprinted 
 in parts, according as is mentioned in the 
 Book of Common Prayer 1574. Edited for 
 the fyndics of the Univerfity prefs, [by Prof. 
 G. E. Corrie]. 8°. Camb. i^^o 
 
 This is the beft edition that has been publifhed of the 
 Homilies of the Church. It has been edited from a colla- 
 tion of the original editions. The Thirty-nine Articles 
 and the Conftitutions and Canons are added, with a general 
 index. 
 
 Homilies oi the Church of England. With 
 pious refleftions and fpiritual obfervations by a 
 divine of the Church of England. To which 
 are added. The Thirty-nine Articles, with the 
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 Homilies of the Church. Black letter. Folio. 
 
 Lond. 1683 
 HOMME Y, Jacobus, Auguftinianus Communi- 
 
 tatis Biturienfis. 
 Supplementum Patrum, compledlitur multa SS. 
 patrum, conciliorum fcriptorumque ecclefi- 
 afticorum opera, qus primum e MSS. codi- 
 cibus eruit, notis et diflertationibus illuftravit. 
 8°. Par. 1696 
 
 S. Bernardi Clarevallenfis abbatis mufica. [With the 
 mufic noted] ..---- i 
 
 Expofitiones morales . . - . 75 
 
 De laudibus Virginis - - - - 151 
 
 Commentariorum in Cantica Canticorum continu- 
 
 atio, authore G. abbati - - - - 193 
 
 S. Ambrofii fides 259 
 
 Expofitum in Canticis Canticorum - 260 
 
 Recapitulationes - - - - - ^7' 
 
 S. Radulphi Fontanellenfis abbatis commentariorum in 
 
 Cantica Canticorum libri duo - - - 276 
 
 Guillelmi Diaconi allegoriae - - - - 39° 
 
 Opufculum de quinque fenfibus - - 4°* 
 
 Opufculum de Euchariftia - - - 4°7 
 
 Prologus librorum contra Judasos 412 
 
 I
 
 1525 
 
 1526 
 
 HOMMEY, Jacobus {continued). 
 
 S. Hildeberti liber de querimonia et confliftu carn'is ct 
 
 fpiritus - - - - - - -421 
 
 Opufcula metrica - . . . 441 
 
 Notae ad epiftolas S. Hildeberti - - - 462 
 
 Jacob! Folquerii viridarium Gregorianum - 555 
 
 Vita S. Auguftini B. Jordano de Saxonla eremlta Au- 
 
 guftiniano fcriptore . . - - - 569 
 
 Supplementum operum S. Auguftini. [Fragmenta] 644 
 Supplementum concilii Bafileenfis five orado per Domi- 
 
 num abbatem Ciftercienfem - - - 660 
 
 Index. 
 
 HONE, Richard B., M.A. 
 
 Archdeacon and Hon. Canon ofWorcefter, and Vicar of 
 Hales Owen, Shropfhire. 
 
 Lives of eminent Chriftians. 4 vol. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1834, &c. 
 Vol. I. Abp. U/her, Dr. H. Hammond, Bp. T. Wil- 
 
 fon, John Evelyn, Efq. 
 Vol. 2. Bernard Gilpin, Philip de Morney, Bp. Bedell, 
 
 Dr. Horneck. 
 Vol. 3. Bp. Ridley, Bp. Hall, Hon. R. Boyle. 
 Vol. 4. John Bradford, Abp. Grindal, Sir Matthew 
 Hale. 
 
 HONE, WiUiam. 
 
 A native of Bath. At the age often placed in an attor- 
 ney's office. Commenced bufinefs as a bookfeller in Lam- 
 beth 1800, and afterwards continued it in various parts of 
 London without fuccefs, having chiefly devoted himfelf to 
 literary purfuirs. Died 1843, aged fixty-three. His Every- 
 day Book, Year-Book, &c., are full of deep refearch and 
 varied intereft:. 
 
 Ancient myfteries defcribed, efpecially the Eng- 
 lifh miracle plays, founded on Apocryphal 
 New Teftament ftoyy, extant among the 
 unpublifhed MSS. in the Britifh Mufeum ; in- 
 cluding notices of ecclefiaftical fhovvs, the fes- 
 tivals of fools and afles, the Englifh boy-bifhop, 
 the defcent into hell, the Lord Mayor's fhow^, 
 the Guildhall giants, Chriftmas carols, &c. 8°. 
 
 Lone/. 1823 
 The Apocryphal New Teftament ; being all the 
 gofpels, epiftles, and other pieces now extant, 
 attributed in the firft four centuries to Jefus 
 Chrift, his apoftles, and their companions, 
 and not included in the New Teftament, by 
 its compilers. Tranflated, and now firft col- 
 lefted into one volume, with prefaces and 
 tables, and various notes and references. 
 Fourth edit. 8°. Land. \2>z\ 
 
 Gofpel of the birth of Mary. Protevangelion, i et 2, 
 Infancy, Chrift and Abgarus, Nicodemus, Apoftles' 
 Creed in its ancient and prefent ftate, Laodiceans, 
 Paul and Seneca, Paul and Thecla, I and 2 Corin- 
 thians, Barnabas, Ephefians, Magnefians, Trallians, 
 Romans, Philadelphians, Smyrnaeans, Poly carp, Philip- 
 pians, 1,2, and 3, Hermas. 
 A review of this work, by the Rev. Hugh James Rofe, 
 will be found in the Quart. Review, 25. 347. 
 The every-day book ; or, everlafting calendar of 
 popular amufements. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 The table-book. 8°. Lond. \%z-]-z% 
 
 The year-book. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1829 
 
 Early life and converfion. Written by himfelf. 
 8°. Lond. 1 841 
 
 HONORIUS I. Pope. 
 
 A native of Campania. Succeeded Boniface V. 626. 
 Died 638. 
 
 HONORIUS I. Pope {continued). 
 
 Epigramma. Bibl. Max. Patr. 12. 214; 
 
 Maittairc, Opera Poet. 2. 1673 
 HONORIUS Augustodunensis, Preft)yter. 
 
 Surnamed the Solitary ; alfo, Scholafticus. A prieft and 
 
 fcholaftic divine of the Church of Autun, in Burgundy. 
 
 Flouriftied about 1120. His works are held in fome efti- 
 
 mation. 
 
 Opera philofophica et theologica omnia, recen- 
 
 fua et auda per R. P. Andream Schottum. 
 
 De mundi imagine . . . . . 964 
 
 De mundi philofophia .... ^^7 
 
 De lolis aflcdlibus, feu aft"e£tionibus - - 1020 
 
 Series Romanorum pontificum - - - 1026 
 
 Deluminaribus ecclefiae feu ecclefiafticis fcriptorlbus 1028 
 
 Herefeian ab ortu ecclefiae catalogus - 1C38 
 
 Gemma anima, five de divinis officiis et antiquo ritu 
 
 miffarum libri iv. - - - - - 1040 
 
 Inevitabile, five de predeftin., &c. - - 1128 
 
 In Salomonis Proverbia, Ecclefiaften, et Cantica Canti- 
 
 corum commcntarius - - - - . 1140 
 
 SigiUum B. Maria V. alia expofitio in Cantica 1226 
 
 Bibl. Max. Patr. 20. 963, &c. 
 
 De cognitione vers vits. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1907 
 
 De fcriptorlbus ecclefiafticis. 
 
 Fabricii, J. A. Bibl. Eccl. ; Mirsi, Bibl. Eccl. 
 Hexameron. Pez, Thefaur. ii. P. i. 71 
 
 De X. plagis .(Egypti fpirituallter. Ibid. ii. P. i. 91 
 
 In Pfalmos feledtos. Ibid. ii. P. i. 97 
 
 Scala cceli major. Ibid. ii. P. I 
 
 Scala cceli minor. Ibid. ii. P. i 
 
 Summa gloria de apoftolico et Augufto. lb. ii. P. i 
 Liber xii. quaeftionum. Ibid. ii. P. i 
 
 Libellus viii. quaeft. de angelo et homine. lb. ii. P. i 
 Libellus de animse exilio et patria. Ibid. ii. P. i 
 
 Libellus de libero arbitrio. Ibid. ii. P. I 
 
 Sacramentarium. Ibid. ii. P. i. 249 
 
 Euchariftion, feu lib. de corp. et fang. Domini. 
 
 Ibid. ii. P. I. 349 
 De vita clauftrali. Ibid. ii. P. i. 363 
 
 Verfus ad Jordanem Ravenatem epifcopum. 
 
 Mabillon, Vet. Analefl. 387 
 
 HOOK, James, LL.D., F.S.A., F.R.S. 
 
 Archdeacon of Huntingdon. 
 Sermon, Eph. 4. 3. 8°. Lond. 181 2 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 17. 8, 9. [Anniv. Char. Sch. 
 
 L. and W.] 8°. Lond. 18 18 
 
 HOOK, Walter Farquliar, D.D. 
 
 Vicar of Leeds. Prebendary of Lincoln, 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 11. 29, 30. The Catholic clergy 
 of Ireland: their caule defended. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1836 
 
 The laft days of our Lord's miniftry ; a courle of 
 leftureson the principal events of Pafiion-week. 
 
 157 
 
 171 
 
 179 
 
 201 
 215 
 228 
 237 
 
 New edit. 
 
 Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 
 I Cor. 5. 7 - 
 Pfa. 34. 8 
 Mark, 15. 32 
 Mark, 14. 43 
 
 I 
 
 48 
 
 - 94- 
 130 
 
 Heb. 7. 26 - - 168 
 John, I. 29 - 226 
 Hof. 13. 14 - - 270 
 
 Five fermons preached before the Univerfity of 
 Oxford. 8°. Oxf. 1837 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 31. Promoting the glory of God - i 
 Matt. 10. 34-36. The duty of contending for the truth 
 
 2 Theff. 2. 15. On the authority of the Church 61 
 Jer. 6. 16. Tradition .... - ^3 
 Matt. 7. 13-16. The ftrait gate - - 119
 
 1527 
 
 1528 
 
 HOOK, W. F., D.D. {contimed). 
 
 An inaugural dilcourfe, [Adts, 20. 27], preached in the 
 parifli church of Leeds, April i6, 1837. [Eafter 3.] 
 8'". Land. 1837 
 
 Hear the Church. A fermon on Matt. 18. 17. [Trin. i.] 
 Twenty-eighth edit. 8'^. LoW. 1838 
 
 A call to union on the principles of the Englifh Reform- 
 ation. A fermon on A6ts, 7. 26. [Vifitation.] With 
 notes and an appendix. Fourth edit. 8". Lowif. 1839 
 
 The gofpel, and the golpel only, the bafis of education. 
 A fermon on Mark, 16. 15, 16. Second edit. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1839 
 
 The novelties of Romanifm ; or. Popery refuted by tradi- 
 tion. A fermon on i Cor. 11. 16. Second edit. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1840 
 
 A book of family prayer. Fourth edit., containing Bilhop 
 Doane's Addrefs on Family Worfhip. 18°. Land. iS^l 
 
 Prayers for young Chriftians. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Loud. 1841 
 
 Letter to the Right Rev. the Lord Bifhop of Ripon, on the 
 ftate of parties in the Church of England. Pp. 16. 8°. 
 
 Land. 1 84 1 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. 8°. Lo/id. 1841 
 
 Mark, 14. 8. She hath done what flie could - I 
 
 Matt. 6. 34. On a particular Providence - 25 
 
 I Pet. 2. 9. Predeftination - - - - 48 
 
 Luke, 10. 5,6. On facerdotal benedidtion - 75 
 
 I Chron. 29. i. The palace of the King of kings. 
 [After the confecration of Leeds Church.] - 107 
 Gen. 28. 16, 17. The dodlrine of holy places. [Soon 
 after the confecration of Leeds Church.] - 146 
 
 Hof. 14. 2. Public worfhip a facrifice - - 171 
 Prov. 22. 6. Chriftian training - - - 192 
 
 Matt. 26. 40, 41. On watching - - - 215 
 
 Col. 2. 16, 17. The Lord's d.iy - - - 238 
 
 Prov. 4. 25-27. Moderation of the Church of England 
 
 263 
 Luke, 2. 14. The fong of the angels - - 283 
 
 I John, 2. I. Jelus Chrift the righteous - 307 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. The crofs of Chrift - . . 329 
 
 Ads, I. II. The fecond advent. [Eafter.] - 350 
 
 I Cor. 13.13. Faith, hope, charity - - 375 
 
 Sermon, l John, 5. 21. Peril of idolatry. 8°. Land. 1842 
 
 Mutual forbearance recommended in things indifferent. A 
 fermon on Rom. 14. 5, 6. [Confecration of a church.] 
 Second edit. 12°. Lond. 1843 
 
 The crofs of Chrift; or, meditations on the death and pas- 
 fion of our bleffed Lord and Saviour. Edited by Walter 
 Farquhar Hook, D.D. Ff. 2. Pp. 166. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1844 
 
 Parochial fubdivifion. Two fermons preached in St. Paul's 
 church, Leeds, in aid of the fund for conftituting the 
 church and diftridl of St. Paul a feparate parifli under 
 the Leeds' Vicarage Aft, by the Rev. W. F. Hook, D.D., 
 [on A(fts, 8. 31] ; and the Rev. W. Dodfworth, M.A., 
 [on Col. I. 5, 6]. Fcp. 8°. Leeds, 1845 
 
 The Church of England vindicated againft Ro- 
 manifm and Ultra-Proteftantifm : in fermons 
 preached and publiflied on various occafions. 
 12°. Lofid. 1845 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15. The Church and the Eftablifliment i 
 I Cor. 12. 26, 27. The catholicifm of the Anglican 
 Church and its branches. Confcc. of Bp. of Lufcombe 
 
 35 
 Rev. 3. 16. The fin and danger of lukewarmnefs. 
 
 Opening of the nave of a church " - 59 
 
 Mark, 4. 24- - - - - - 85 
 
 Adts, II. 29, 30. The Catholic clergy of Ireland : their 
 
 caufe defended - - - - - - 1 11 
 
 I Cor. II. 16. The novelties of Romanifm ; or, Popery 
 
 refuted by tradition - - - - 137 
 
 Matt. 16. 15, 16. The gofpel, and the gofpel only, the 
 
 bafis of education - - - - 16 1 
 
 HOOK, W. F., D.D. {continued). 
 
 Afts, 20. 27. Inaugural difcourfe - - 197 
 
 Ezek. 33.9. Farewell fermons - - - 211 
 
 Rom. 14. 5, 6. Mutual forbearance in things indifferent. 
 Confec. of a church . . - - 225 
 
 I John, 5.21. Peril of idolatry. Confec. of a ch. 249 
 Matt. 18. 17 ------ 277 
 
 Qi£eftions and anfwers on confirmation. Pp. 12. 12°. 
 
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 Luke, 7. 47. Confecration of a church. 
 Matt. 9. 20. Re-opening of a church. 
 
 Sermons fuggeited by the miracles of our Lord 
 and Saviour Jefus Chrift. 2 vol. 12°. Leeds 
 
 Vol. I. 1847. 
 John, 2. 5. The marriage at Cana of Galilee - I 
 
 Luke, 5. II. The miraculous draught of fifties 19 
 
 John, 4. 49. The nobleman's fon - - 37 
 
 Mark, i. 23. The demoniac healed at Capernaum 55 
 Mark, I. 31. Peter's mother-in-law cured of a fever 69 
 Mark, I. 40. The cleanfing of the leper - 87 
 
 Mark, 2. 5. The paralytic cured - - 104 
 
 John, 5. 14. The pool of Bethefda - - 121 
 
 Mark, 3. 2. The man with the withered hand 135 
 
 Matt. 8. 8. The centurion's fprvant healed - 158 
 
 Luke, 7. 13. The widow of Nain - - - 174 
 
 Matt. 12. 31. Blafphemy againft the Holy Ghoft 190 
 Matt. 8. 24. The ftilling of the tempeft - 207 
 
 Matt. 8. 34. The Gadarene demoniacs - - 225 
 
 Luke, 8. 46. The woman with the iffue of blood 242 
 Mark, 5. 36. Raifing of Jairus's daughter - 269 
 
 Matt. 9. 28. Blindnefs of heart - - - 28S 
 
 Matt. 9. 33. Spiritual dumbnefs - - 306 
 
 John, 6. 35. The miraculous feeding of five thoufand 
 men ..----. 321 
 
 Vol.2. 1848. 
 Matt. 14. 27. The walking on the fea - i 
 
 Mark, 8. 25. The healing of a blind man at Bethfaida 
 
 20 
 Matt. 15. 28. The Syro-Phenician woman - 33 
 
 Mark, 7. 34. The healing of a deaf man with an im- 
 pediment in his fpeech - - - - 49 
 
 Mark, 8. 9. The feeding of the four thoufand 66 
 
 Mark, 9. 29. Prayer and fafting as a means of fpiritual 
 
 power - - ■ - - - - 83 
 
 Luke, 13. 15. The infirm woman in the fynagogue 102 
 John, 9. 38. The blind man brought before the Sanhe- 
 drim ------- 119 
 
 Luke, 17. 17. The healing of the ten lepers - 140 
 John, 9. 25, 26. The raifing of Lazarus - 156 
 
 Matt. 17. 24, 25. The ftater in the fifti's mouth 180 
 Matt. 20. 31. The Son of David - - - 194 
 
 Mark, 11.22. The unfruitful fig-tree - 211 
 
 John, 18.6. The band of men caftdown at a word 227 
 Matt. 26. 52. The healing of Malchus's ear - 241 
 John, 21. 16, The fecond miraculous draught of fifties 
 
 262 
 Mark, 16. 17, iS. The miraculous figns of faith 281 
 Pfa. 51. 3. Repentance - - - - 296 
 
 A Church dictionary. Sixth edit., revifed and 
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 forming a brief hiftory of the Church in every 
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 Farquhar, Bart., on the prefent crifis in the Church. 
 Pp. 21. 8°. Lond. 1850
 
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 HOOKE, John. 
 
 Creed-making and creed-impofing confidered ; 
 and the divinity of Chrift, and the doflrine of 
 the Trinity defended. By J. H., a baptized 
 believer, and a fervant of Chrift. Pp. 39. 8°. 
 
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 HOOKE, Nathaniel. 
 
 A Roman Catholic hiftorian. Died 1764. 
 The Roman hiftory, from the building of Rome 
 to the ruin of the Commonwealth. With 
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 Land. 1766 
 HOOKER, Richard, M.A. 
 
 Called "the Judicious." One of the moft eminent of 
 Englifh divines. Born at Heavy-Tree, near Exeter, 1554. 
 Entered Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, 1567, of which 
 he was chofen Scholar and Fellow. Re6tor ofDrayton- 
 Beauchamp, Bucks, 1584. Mafter of the Temple 1585. 
 Reftor of Bofcomb, Wiltfliire, and Prebendary of Salifbury 
 1591. Redtor of Bifhopfbourne, Kent, 1595. Died i6oc. 
 His great work on Ecclefiaftical Polity has been univerfally 
 admired for foundnefs of reafoning, prodigious extent of 
 learning, and a majeftic ftyle. The firft tour books were 
 originally publifhed in folio, 1 594. The fifth appeared in 
 1597, folio. The fixth, feventh, and eighth, were pub- 
 lifhed pofthumoufly in 1648, 4°., and are fuppofed to have 
 been interpolated. The belt printed folio edition of the 
 whole works is that of 1723. The one edited by Keble 
 is now the beft, firft publifhed 1836, in 4 vol. 8°., and re- 
 printed in a fmaller type, in 3 vol. 8°., 1841, &c. ;alfo, re- 
 printed without Keble's notes and introduction, in 2 vol. 8°. 
 An edition was publifhed in 1830, 3 vol. 8°., with an in- 
 troduction, a life of Thomas Cartwright, and numerous 
 notes, [including extradts from the works anfwered by 
 Hooker], by B. Hanbury, a Diffenter. 
 
 Works, arranged by the Rev. John Keble, M.A. 
 Second edit. 3 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1841 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Editor's preface -..--. i-cxiii 
 The Life of Mr. Richard Hooker, by Ifaac Walton. 
 Walton's dedication to Bp. Morley - cxv 
 
 Preface to firft edition .... i 
 
 Life of Hooker ----- -^ 
 
 Appendix ------ gg 
 
 Further appendix ----- 100 
 
 Of the laws of ecclefiaftical polity. 
 
 Dr. John Spenfer to the reader - - - 121 
 
 Preface ...... 125 
 
 Book I. Concerning laws and their feveral kinds in 
 general - - - - - -197 
 
 Book 2. Concerning their firft pofition who urge re- 
 formation in the Church of England ; namely, that 
 Scripture is the only rule of all things which in this 
 life may be done by men - - - 286 
 
 Book 3. Concerning their fecond afiTertion, that in 
 Scripture there muft be of neceffity contained a 
 form of Church polity, the laws whereof may in 
 nowife be altered - - - - -337 
 
 Book 4. Concerning their third afilertion, that our 
 form of Church polity is corrupted with Popifti 
 orders, rites, and ceremonies, banifhed out of cer- 
 tain Reformed Churches, whofe example therein 
 we ought to have followed - - - 416 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Book 5. Of their fourth afTertion, that touching the 
 feveral public duties of Chriftian religion, there is 
 amongft us much fuperftition retained in them ; 
 and concerning perlbns which, for performance of 
 
 HOOKER, Richard, M.A. {continued). 
 
 thofe duties, are endued with the power of eccle- 
 fiaftical order, our laws and proceedings according 
 thereunto are many ways herein alfo corrupt. With 
 dedication to Abp. Whitgift, and appendix. 
 No. I of appendix containing Fragments by Hooker, jirji 
 publiped in edition o/" 1 836. 
 Vol. 3. 
 Book 6. Containing their fifth afiTertion, which is, 
 that our laws are corrupt and repugnant to the 
 laws of God, in matters belonging to the power of 
 ecclefiaftical jurifdiCtion, in that we have not 
 throughout all churches certain lay elders eftabliflied 
 for the exercife of that power - - - 1 
 
 Book 7. Their fixth aflcrtion, that there ought not 
 to be in the Church, bifhops endued with fuch 
 authority and honour as ours are - - 140 
 
 Book 8. Their feventh afTertion, that unto no civil 
 prince or governor there may be given fuch power 
 of ecclefiaftical dominion as by the laws of this land 
 belongeth unto the fupreme regent thereof 326 
 A learned and comfortable fermon of the certainty and 
 perpetuity of faith in the eledt. [On Heb. i. 4.] 469 
 A learned difcourfe of juftification works, and how the 
 foundation of faith is overthrown. [OnHabak. 1. 4.] 
 
 482 
 
 Travers's Supplication to the Council - - 548 
 
 Hooker's anfwer to Travers's Supplication - 570 
 
 A learned fermon on the nature of pride. [On Habak. 
 
 2. 4.] -_ - - - - - - 597 
 
 A remedy againft forrow and fear ; delivered in a funeral 
 
 fermon. [On John, 14. 27.] - - 643 
 
 Two fcrmons upon part of Jude's Epiftle, [17-21.] 659 
 
 A fermon found among the papers of Bp. Andrews, 
 
 [On Matt. 7. 7, 8.] - - - - - 700 
 
 Index ------- 711 
 
 A review of this edition in Brit. Critic, 21. 338. 
 
 Works, with a life by Walton. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Oxf. 1 84 1 
 
 This edition is according to Keble's arrangement, but 
 
 omitting his introduction and notes. 
 
 Works, in eight books of Ecclefiaftical Polity, 
 completed out of his own manufcripts. With 
 feveral other treatifes by the fame author, and 
 an account of his life and death, [by Walton]. 
 Folio. Lond. 1676 
 
 On divine fervice, the facraments, &c. [With 
 preface, by Keble.] 16°. Oxf. 1845 
 
 On baptifm by women. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 3. 234 
 
 Extrafts from Hooker. 
 
 Wordfworth's Chriftian Inftitutes 
 
 A faithful abridgement of the works of that 
 learned and judicious divine, Mr. Richard 
 Hooker, in eight books of Ecclefiaftical Polity, 
 and of all the other treatifes which were 
 written by the fame author. With an account 
 of his life, by a Divine of the Church of Eng- 
 land. 8°. Lond. 1705 
 This is recommended by Dr. Zouch as a publication of 
 
 great merit. 
 
 An abridgement of the Ecclefiaftical Polity, 
 adapted to the ufe of families, by the Rev. 
 M. Hemmings. 8°. Dubl. 1773 
 
 An analyfis of Hooker's eight books of Eccle- 
 fiaftical Polity, bv the Rev. J. Collinfon, M.A. 
 8°. ' ' Lofid, i2>\o
 
 '53' 
 
 1532 
 
 HOOKER, Richard, M.A. {ronimued). 
 A digeft of Hooker's laws of Ecclefiaftical Polity, 
 by the Rev. J. B. Smith, D.D. i 2°. 
 
 Loud. 1840 
 (The life of), by Izaak Walton. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1665 
 HOOKER, Thomas. 
 
 A pious and learned Puritan divine. Born at Marfield, 
 LeiceftcrO.ire, 1586. Educated at Emanuel College, Cam- 
 bridge, of which he became Fellow. Ledurer at Chelms- 
 ford 1626. Silenced by Laud for Nonconformity. Went 
 to New England 1633, and became paftor of the church 
 at Hertford. Died 1647. 
 The foule's vocation ; or, efFedual calling to 
 
 Chrirt. [On John, 6. 45.] By T. H. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1638 
 The poore doubting Chriftian drawne to Chrill. 
 
 18°. Lond. 1638 
 
 The foule's preparation for Chrift ; or, a treatife 
 
 on contrition, wherein is difcovered how God 
 
 breakes the heart and wounds the foule in the 
 
 converfion of a finner to himfelf [On Adls, 2. 
 
 37-] 12°. Lond. 1635 
 
 Other works : The Soul's Implantation into Chrift, 
 1637. The Soul's Humiliation, 1640. A Survey of the 
 Summe of Church difcipline, 1648. The Application of 
 Redemption by the Word, 1656. The Spiritual Rule of 
 the Lord's Kingdom. 
 
 HOOKES, Elias. 
 
 The fpirit of the martyrs revived, in a brief 
 compendious colleftion of the moll remarkable 
 paflagcs and living teftimonics of the true 
 Church, feed of God, and faithful martyrs in 
 all ages. [Anon.] Folio. ».^. about 1664 
 
 Another edition, 8°. Lond. 17 19 
 
 HOOLE, Elijah, Wefleyan Miflbnary. 
 
 Madras, Myfore, and the fouth of India ; or, a 
 perfonal narrative of a miflion to thofe coun- 
 tries from 1820 to 1828. Second edition. 
 12°. Lond. 1844* 
 
 HOOLE, Joseph, M.A. Reftor of St. Anne's, 
 Manchefter. 
 
 A guide to communicants ; or, the common 
 Chriftian inftrudted in the dodlrine of the 
 Eucharift. 12°. Lond. 1739 
 
 Sermons on feveral important praftical fubjeds. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 748 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Heb. 11.6. The exiftence of God. (2 ferm.) - 3 
 
 Job, 21. 15. God's attributes the ground of our obe- 
 dience. (2 ferm.) .... ^n 
 Ecclef. 12. 7. The immortality of the foul (2 ferm.) 87 
 Adts, 24. 16. Confcience. (2 ferm.) - 127 
 Pfa. 37. 38. Same iubjcdl .... 167 
 Pfa. 19. 12. Sins of ignorance - - 193 
 Matt. 26. 41. Sins of infirmity. (2 ferm.) - 213 
 Pfa. 19. 13. Sins of prefumption. (2 ferm.) 251 
 Eph. 6. II, 12, 14-18. The Chriftian warfare. (2 
 ferm.) -...-.. 28^ 
 Vol. 2. 
 Matt. 12. 31, 32. The fin againft the Holy Ghoft. (2 
 ferm.) .-..-. 3 
 
 1 Cor. 10. 12. The danger of falling, and the neceffity 
 of watchfulnefs. (2 ferm.) - - - 45 
 
 2 Tim. 3, 4. The love of pleafures to be regulated by 
 the love of God - .... 83 
 
 HOOLE, Jofeph, M.A. [conUmied) . 
 
 Matt. 13. 3. The parable of the fower - 109 
 
 Matt. 13. 18. Same fubjedl - - . 127 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16. The manifeftation of God in the flelh, a 
 
 myftery of godlincfs. (2 ferm.) - - 149 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. The promife of Chrift's perpetual pre- 
 
 fence with his Church. (2 ferm.) - - 181 
 Rom. 3. 28. Juftification by faith - - 217 
 
 Adls, 13. 38. The terms and conditions upon which 
 
 the gofpel offers remiflions of fins - - 241 
 
 Luke, 6. 37. Rafti judgment. {2 ferm.) - 261 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The refurrcdtion - - 299 
 
 Ecclel. 12. 13. The whole duty of man laid down and 
 
 inforced - - - - - . 317 
 
 An admonition to churchwardens, exciting them 
 
 to the difcharge of their duty, and anfwering the pre- 
 tences that are made for the negledt of it. Pp. 46. 
 12°. Lond. \1il 
 
 HOOLE, Samuel, A.M. 
 
 Sermons preached in the parifh church of St. 
 Alban, Wood Street. 8°. Lond. ij^G 
 
 John, 4. 24. The nature of God - - . 3 
 
 John. 4. 24. The worfhip of God. (2 ferm.) 21 
 
 Matt. 7. 21. The neceffity of good works - 57 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. On religious education - - 79 
 
 Gen. 18. 19. Same fubjedt - ■ - 97 
 
 Pfa. 39. 5. The fliortnefs and vanity of life - 119 
 
 Rom. 2. 7, 8. A future ftate of rewards and punifh- 
 ments - - - - - - -141 
 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. The danger of impenitence 167 
 
 1 John, 4. 7. Benevolence - - - 185 
 
 2 Sam. 19. 35. Barzillai's reply to David - 207 
 Luke, 12. 32. The kingdom of heaven - 233 
 2 Cor. 13. 5. The knowledge of our hearts, and of our 
 
 proficiency in the faith - - - - 253 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The death of the pious - 281 
 
 Joel, 2. I. The day of the Lord ... 301 
 
 HOOPER, George, D.D. Bilhop of Bath and 
 
 Wells. 
 
 An eminent prelate. Born at Grimley, Worcefterfliirc, 
 1640. Educated at St. Paul's and Weftminfter fchool, and 
 thence eledled to Chrift Church, Oxford, 1657. Redlor 
 of Lambeth 1675. Dean of Canterbury 1691. Bifhop of 
 St. Afaph 1703. Tranflated to Bath and Wells 1704. 
 Died 1727. The only colledled edition of his works is 
 that publifhed in 1 757, folio. It was edited by Dr. Hunt, 
 Hebrew Profeffor. 
 
 Works. Folio. Oxf. 1757 
 
 General preface, by Thomas Hunt. 
 
 The Church of England free from the imputation of 
 Popery -...--- i 
 
 [This tradl is alfo printed in the Colledlion of Cafes 
 for DifTenters, 3. 321.] 
 
 A fair and methodical difcuffion of the firft and great 
 controverfy between the Church of England and 
 Church of Rome, concerning the Infallible Guide 27 
 
 A calculation of the credibility of human teftimony, 
 firft printed in the Philofophical Tranfaftions, 1699 
 
 127 
 
 A difcourfe concerning Lent, in two parts. The firft, 
 an hiftorical account of its obfervation ; the fecond, 
 an effay concerning its original : this fubdivided into 
 two repartitions, whereof the firft ftiows that moft of 
 our Chriftian ordinances are derived from the Jews ; 
 and the fecond conjedlures that Lent is of the fame 
 original - - - - - - "135 
 
 [8^. Lond. 1695. Anonymous.] 
 
 De Valentinianorum haerefi conjedturae, quibus illius 
 origo ex .(Egyptiaca theologia deducitur - 307 
 
 Emcndationes et obfervationes ad Tertulliani advcrfus 
 Valentinianos tradlatum . - - - 327 
 
 An enquiry into the ftate of the ancient meafures 345 
 
 ,
 
 1533 
 
 1534 
 
 HOOPER, Bp. of Bath and Wells [conunuCiT]. 
 
 In bcnedidionem patriarchae Jacob! Gen. 49. conjcfturae 
 
 519 
 Eight fermons preached on feveral occafions, — 
 
 Gal. 5. 22, 23. Bef. Lord Mayor - - 569 
 
 Matt. 22. 21. Bef. the King - - 591 
 
 Luke, 16. laft verfe. Bef. the Queen - - 607 
 
 John, 7. 17. Bef. the King and Oueen - 621 
 
 1 John, 3. 20. Bef. the King - - - 637 
 Phil. 3. 20. Bef. H. of Commons. Public Faft 651 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 3, 4. Bef H. of Lords, Jan. 31 669 
 Ffa. 122. 7. Bef. both Houfes of Parliament. Thanks- 
 giving for Peace - - - - - 683 
 
 HOOPER, John, Bifhop of Worcefter and 
 
 Gloucefter. 
 
 An eminent Reformer and Martyr. Born in Somerfet- 
 fhire 1495. Entered of Merton College, Oxford, 15 14; 
 and afterwards fuppofed to have become a Ciftercian 
 monk, but foon embraced the principles of the Reformers. 
 Bifhop of Gloucefter 1550 ; to vk'hich was added, two years 
 afterwards, the bifhopric of Worcefter in commendam. Suf- 
 fered martyrdom at Gloucefter 1554. He was a man of 
 learning and a good philofopher and critic, inclined to 
 Puritanifm. 
 
 Early writings. Edited for the Parker Society 
 by the Rev. Samuel Carr, M.A. Reftor of 
 Everfden, &c. 8°. Camb. 1843 
 
 Biographical notice. 
 
 A declaration of Chrift and his office, compiled 1547 i 
 An anfwer unto my Lord of Winchefter's book, entitled 
 a Detedtion of the Devil's Sophiftiy, wherewith he 
 robbith the unlearned People of the true Belief in the 
 moft bleffed Sacrament of the Altar. Printed in 
 Zurich, 1547 ..... 57 
 
 A declaration of the Ten Holy Commandments of Al- 
 mighty God. [Printed in 1548, and with additions 
 1550, and again without date about 1588.] 249 
 
 An overfight and deliberation upon the holy prophet 
 Jonas, made and uttered before the King's Majefty, 
 and his moft honourable Council. Comprehended in 
 feven fermons. [Printed in 1550.] - 431 
 
 A funeral fermon on Revelation, 14. 13. Preached 
 
 January 13, 1549 559 
 
 Index 
 Later writings, together with his letters and 
 other pieces. Edited for the Parker Society 
 by the Rev. Charles Nevinfon, M.A. War- 
 den of Browne's Hofpital, Stamford. 8°. 
 
 Camb, 1852 
 Biographical notice. 
 
 A lelfon of the incarnation of Chrift - I 
 
 A brief and clear confeffion of the Chriftian faith 19 
 A godly profeffion and proteftation of the Chriftian 
 faith -.-.--.. 64 
 
 Annotations on Rom. 13 - - - 93 
 
 Copy of his vifitation book, with his injundtions 117 
 Homily to be read in the time of pcftilence - 157 
 Expofitions of Pfalms 23, 62, 73, and 77 - 176 
 
 A brief treatife refpedling Judge Hales - - 374 
 
 Epiftola ad epifcopos, decanos, &c. in fynodo Londinenfi 
 congregatos - - - . - 381 
 
 Appellatio ad parliamentum ex carcere - - 388 
 
 Hyperafpifmus de vera dodtrina et uiu ccense Domini 
 
 ^ . . 399 
 
 Dedicatory epiftle to " De falfa religione dignofcenda et 
 
 fugienda" ---... 542 
 
 Apology againft a flanderous report - - 549 
 
 Letters - - 568 Index - - 623 
 
 Writings. Britifh Reformers, 4 
 
 The office and chara£ler of Chrift. 
 
 Tradls of Angl. Fathers, 2. i6g 
 
 HOOPER, Bp. of Worcefter and Gloucefter {continued). 
 
 Life. Epiftles. Of Chrift and his offices, Con- 
 feffion and proteftation. Homily. On the 
 Commandments. Confeffion. Expofitions of 
 Pfalms 23, 62, 73, 77. 
 
 Richmond's Fathers, 5 
 
 HOOPER, Rev. J., A.M. 
 
 Sermon, Jude, ver. 3. The beft means of pre- 
 venting the fpreadof Antinomianifm. [Anniv. 
 Hoxton Academy.] 8°. Z,oW. 18 19 
 
 HOOPER, Rev. John, Rcftor of Albury, Surrey. 
 
 The doflrine of the Second Advent, briefly 
 ftated. Pp. 48. 12°. Lon^. 1829 
 
 The prefent crilis, confidered in relation to the 
 blelTed hope of the glorious appearing of the 
 great God, even our Saviour Jefus Chrift. 
 Second edition, with additions and correftions. 
 Pp. 47. 12°. Lofid. 1 83 1 
 
 The revelation of Jefus Chrift, explained agree- 
 ably to the analogy of Holy Scripture, and 
 the interpretation of its fymbols. By a Clergy- 
 man. 8°. LoJ.*- 
 
 HOORNBEEK, John, D.D. 
 
 An illuftrious profefTor of Divinity in the Univerfities 
 
 of Utrecht and Leyden. Born at Haarlem 1617. Died 
 
 1666. 
 
 Pro convincendis et convertendis Judxis libri 
 odlo. 4°. L. Bat. 1655 
 
 Other works : Inftitutiones Theologicae. Irenicum de 
 
 Studio Pacis et Concordias. De Converiione Gentilium. 
 
 De Epifcopatu. Theologia praftica. Summa Controver- 
 
 fiarum, &c. 
 
 HOPE, John, Efq. Dean of Faculty, Edinburgh. 
 
 A letter to the Lord Chancellor, on the claims 
 of the Church of Scotland in regard to its jurifdidtion, 
 and on the propofed changes in its polity. Second 
 edition. Contents 1-14. Pp. 290. Appendix 11. 8°. 
 
 EJin. 1839 
 
 HOPKINS, Benjamin, B.A., Curate of Key- 
 worth, Notts. 
 
 Sermons preached in the parifli church of Darficld. 
 Second edition. 8°. Lo/zJ. 1838 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 10. The judgment-feat of Chrift - i 
 
 I John, 3. 10. The manifeftation of Chrift 15 
 
 Matt. 5. 16. Vifible religion - - - 31 
 
 Hof. 6. 3. The effedls of diligence in religion 43 
 
 Acts, 10. 38. The beneficence of Chrift 55 
 
 Gen. I. 27. The original ftate of man - 67 
 
 John, 19. 5. The crucifixion of Chrift - 79 
 
 Rev. 3. 4. The reward of holinefs - - 91 
 
 Luke, 7. 13. The widow's fon raifed - - 103 
 
 Prov. 6. 18. The path of thejuft - - 117 
 
 Heb. 4. 9. The Chriftian's future reft - - 129 
 
 Pfa. 132. 1-5. Care for the Church - 143 
 
 Eph. 5. 14. The finner called ... 157 
 
 Matt. 8. 26. The difciples in a ftorm - 171 
 
 Rom. I. 16, The gofpel of Chrift - - 187 
 
 Pfa. 78. 37-39. The kindnefs of God - 201 
 
 Luke, 24. 34. The refurredtion ofChrift - 215 
 
 Rev. 3. 21. The conqueror's reward - 227 
 
 Mark, 10. 52. Blind Bartimeus - - - 245 
 
 Zech. 9. 12. Chrift a ftronghold - - 259 
 I Cor. 13. 12. The imperfedlion of human knowledge 
 
 275 
 
 Gal. 6. 14. Glorying in the crofs ofChrift 289 
 
 I Sam. 12. 24. Devotion to God founded upon the 
 
 claims of gratitude . . . . • 303
 
 1535 
 
 »536 
 
 HOPKINS, Benjamin, B.A. [continued). 
 
 Rev. 3. 20. Chrift's condefcenfion to finners 317 
 
 James, 1.25. The bleflednefs of obeying the Gofpel 331 
 
 Ifa. 9. 6. The nativity of Chrift - - 345 
 
 HOPKINS, Ezekiel, D.D. Bifliop of Derry. 
 
 A pious and learned divine. Born at Sandford, Devon- 
 fhire, 1633. Educated at Magdalen College, Oxford. 
 Became minifter of St. Mary Woolnoth, London 5 and 
 afterwards of St. Mary's, Exeter. Dean of Raphoe 1669. 
 Bifliop of Raphoe 1671. Tranflated to Londonderry 1681. 
 During the wars there retired to England, and was elefted 
 minifter of Aldermanbury, London, 1689; where he died 
 1690. In doftrine he was a Calvinift. His works are 
 clear, vehement, and perfuafive ; ftrength of thought, ori- 
 ginality of illuftration, and felicity of ftyle, eminently cha- 
 rafterife them. They were publifhed in folio, 1710; but 
 much more complete in 1809, 4 vol. 8°. which is the 
 heft edition. A good edition has been publifhed in 2 vol. 
 royal 8°. 1 841. 
 
 Works, now firll: collefled, with life of the 
 author and copious index, by Jofiah Pratt. 4 
 vol. 8°. Land. 1809 
 
 Vol. T. 
 
 Life of Bifliop Hopkins, by Pratt. 
 
 The vanity of the world. [Ecclef. i. 2.] - I 
 
 [8°. Lond. 1685.] 
 A praflical expofition of the Lord's Prayer - 47 
 
 A catechetical expofition of the Lord's Prayer 222 
 
 An expofition of the Ten Commandments - 261 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Difcourfes on the law. 
 
 John, 7. 19. All are tranfgrelTors of the law 3 
 
 Gal. 3. 10. Tranfgreflors of the law are under the 
 
 curie ------ 23 
 
 Gal. 3. 13. Of our redemption by Chrift from the 
 curfe of the law - - - - ■ 37 
 
 Difcourfes concerning fin. 
 
 Prov. 14. 9. The folly of finners in making a mock 
 at fin - - - - - - 87 
 
 Matt. 5. 19. The great evil and danger of little fins 
 
 101 
 
 I Theff. 5. 22. Of abftaining from the appearance of 
 
 evil - - . . . 133 
 
 Pfa. 19. 13. The nature, &c. of prefumptuous fins 
 
 155 
 
 Heb. 10. 30, 31. The dreadfulnefs of God's wrath 
 
 againft finners - - - - - 231 
 
 Ifa. 43. 25. Of pardon and forgivenefs of fin 261 
 The doftrine of the two covenants, wherein the nature 
 of original fin is at large explained ; and St. Paul and 
 St. James reconciled in the great article of Juftification. 
 [On Rom. 10. 5-9. J - - - - 299 
 
 The dodrine of the two facraments, — 
 
 Baptifm. [On Eph. 5. 26.] - - - 401 
 
 The Lord's Supper. [On John, 6. 54, 55.] - 430 
 The nature and neceflity of regeneration ; or, the new 
 birth. [On John, 3. 5.] - . - 465 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 The all-fufficiency of Chrift to fave finners, with the 
 prevalency of his interceffion. [On Heb. 7. 25.] I 
 The excellency of heavenly treafures. [On Matt. 6. 
 20-22.] .-.-.- 59 
 
 Pradical Chriftianlty recommended, urged, and encou- 
 raged, in working out our own falvation. [On Phil. 2. 
 12, 13.] - - - - - - 109 
 
 The affurance of heaven and falvation a powerful motive 
 
 to ferve God with fear. [On Heb. 12. 28, 29.] 213 
 
 On glorifying God in his attributes. [On i Cor. 6. 19, 
 
 20.] ------- 255 
 
 ThealmoftChriftiandifcovered. [On Afts, 26. 28.] 385 
 
 A difcourfe on the nature, corruption, and renewing of 
 
 the confcience. [On Adls, 24. 16.] - - 443 
 
 A difcourfe on the great duty of mortification. [On 
 
 Rom. 8. 13.] ----- 471 
 
 HOPKINS, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Death difarmed of its fting, from fevcral confiderations, 
 
 viz-,—: 
 
 Of patience under affli£tions. [On James, i. 4.] 3 
 
 Of the confideration of our fiiture ftate as the remedy 
 
 againft afflidtions. [On 2 Cor. 4. 18.] - 65 
 
 The Chriftian's triumph over death. [On 1 Cor. 15. 
 
 55,56.] -.-..- 8i 
 Of the refurre<Sion. [On John, 20. 26, 27.] 103 
 Of the laft judgment. [On 2 Cor. 5. 10.] - 125 
 Mifcellaneous fermons, — 
 
 Col. 3. 16. The ufe of the Holy Scriptures 203 
 
 Matt. 10. 29, 30. On Providence - - 232 
 
 Pfa. 139.7-10. The omniprefence of God 255 
 
 Luke, 2. 13, 14. The nativity of Chrift. Chriftmas. 
 
 273 
 Afts, 2. 24. The refurreftion of Chrift. Eafter 305 
 Heb. 6. 9. The ftate and way of flilvation - 320 
 Prov. 3. 17. The beauty of holinefs - 354 
 
 Titus, 2. 10. The virtues which adorn religion 374 
 2 ThefT. 3. 6. On withdrawing from fuch as walk 
 
 dlforderly - - - - - 411 
 
 I Pet. 2. 13, 14. Submiftion to rulers - 437 
 
 Prov. 17. 26. Againft rebellion - - 459 
 
 Lev. 19. 17. On brotherly admonition - 475 
 
 I ThefT. 5. 17. On perfeverance in prayer 494 
 
 Rev. 22. 14. True fiappinefs - - - 513 
 
 Ecclef. 9. 5. Funeral fermon on Algernon Greville, 
 
 Efq. ..:.-. 531 
 
 Heb. 9. 27. Man's mortality - . - 557 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The blefTednefs of them that die in the 
 
 Lord ------ 574 
 
 Table of texts. Index. 
 An expofition of the Lord's Prayer, with a cate- 
 
 chiftical expofition thereof. To which are added fome 
 fermons on Providence [Matt. 10. 29, 30], and the 
 excellent advantages of reading and ftudying the Holy 
 Scriptures [Col. 3. 16]. Second edition corredled. 8^. 
 
 Lond. 1698 
 The doflrine of the two covenants [on Rom. 10. 
 
 5-9]. With a difcourfe of glorifying God in his attri- 
 butes [on I Cor. 6. 19, 20]. Now firft publifhed from 
 his original manufcripts. 8°. Lond. 1712 
 
 Sermons. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1693 
 
 HOPKINS, John Henry, D.D. 
 
 Bifliop of the Proteftant Epifcopal Church in the diocefe 
 of Vermont, U. S. 
 
 The Church of Rome in her primitive purity 
 compared with the Church of Rome at the 
 prefent day. Being a candid examination of 
 her claims to univerfal dominion, addrelTed in 
 the fpirit of Chriftian kindnefs to the Roman 
 hierarchy. Firft London edition, revifed and 
 corrected by the author, with introduftion by 
 the Rev. H. Melvill, B.D. 8°. ZoW. 1839 
 
 HOPKINS, Marmaduke, M.A. 
 
 Redlor of St. Vedaft, Fofter Lane, London. 
 Murmurers reproved, a fermon on i Cor. 10. 
 10. 4°. Lond. 1689 
 
 HOPKINS, Samuel, D.D. 
 
 Paftor of the firft Congregational church in Newport 
 (Rhode Ifland). 
 
 Twenty-one fermons, on a variety of interefting 
 fubjefls, fentimental and pradtical. 8°. 
 
 Salem, 1803 
 
 I Pet. 3. 14, 15. Thereafon ofthe hope of a Chriftian. 
 
 (2 ferm.) ------ I 
 
 Cant. 5. 16. Chriftian friendfliip, as it fubfifts between
 
 »537 
 
 1538 
 
 HOPKINS, Samuel, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Chrift and believers, and between believers them- 
 
 felves. (6 ferm.) - . - . ^7 
 
 Phil. 2. 12, 13. How Chriftians work out their own 
 
 falvation. (2 ferm.) . . - . 145 
 
 What is meant by fear and trembling - 178 
 
 God working in men to will and to do. (3 ferm.) 
 
 193 
 Rom. 3. 27. The law of works and the law of faith. 
 
 (2 ferm.) ------ 246 
 
 Ecclef. 3. 14. The decrees of God the foundation of 
 
 piety. (3 ferm.) . - . - . 278 
 
 Pfa. 76. 10. God is glorified by the fins of men 332 
 
 The author's farewell to the world - 356 
 
 A treatife on the millennium, fhewing from 
 
 fcripture prophecy that it is yet to come ; 
 when it will come ; and in what it will con- 
 lift ; and the events which are firft to take 
 place introduftory to it. 12°. Edin. 1806 
 
 HOPKINS, William, D.D. Prebendary of 
 Worcefter. 
 A pious and learned divine. Born at Evefham, Wor- 
 
 cefterfhire, 1647. Educated at Trinity College, Oxford. 
 
 Prebendary of Worcefter 1675. Vicar of Lindridge 1686. 
 
 Mafter of St. Ofwald's Hofpital, Worcefter, 1697. Died 
 
 1700. 
 
 Seventeen fermons. Publifhed with a preface 
 containing a fliort account of his life. By 
 George Hickes, D.D. 8°. Land. 1708 
 
 Preface [with life] _ - - - i-xxxii 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19. The authority of the Holy Scriptures i 
 
 I. 19. The perfpicuity of the Scriptures 33 
 
 I. 19. The duty of Chriftians to ftudy the 
 
 Scriptures - - _ . . 52 
 
 I. 19. The qualifications required, and the rules 
 
 to be obferved, in reading the Scriptures - 86 
 
 Heb. II. 6. That no man can be truly religious, with- 
 out a firm belief of the being and providence of God 
 
 102 
 ^— II. 6. Proving that there is a God - 120 
 
 II. 6. That there is a certain reward for the 
 
 righteous, or thofe who are ferious in religion 138 
 
 II. 6. The relation which the fervices of the 
 
 truly religious and faithful have to the promifed 
 rewards - - - - - -153 
 
 A£h, 16. 30. The right notion of falvation, and what 
 is to be done in order to it - - - 169 
 
 A<SVs, 16. 31. The true notion of faith, and of its 
 neceflity to falvation - - - - 190 
 
 Matt. 11.25. "^^^ nature, neceffity, and qualifications 
 of gofpel obedience - - - - 212 
 
 Luke, 14. 27. The doftrine of the crofs, and what it 
 implies ------- 234 
 
 Rom. 12. I. Confecrating ourfelves, and all our powers 
 and faculties, to the fervice of God - 260 
 
 Pfa. 95. 7, 8. The danger, nature, and malignity of a 
 hard heart - - - - - -285 
 
 Ecclef. 8. II. The feverity of God's laws againft evil- 
 doers ; of his patience or forbearance to put his laws 
 in execution againft them, and the ill-ufe finners 
 make thereof . - . - . 307 
 
 I Kings, 8. 39. That it is the prerogative of God alone 
 to know the hearts of men . - . 327 
 
 Prov. 22. 6. Shewing the neceflity of good education 
 of children. Unto what they ftiould be educated, 
 what feafon of life is moft proper for their inftru6lion, 
 and what are the advantages of right education 345 
 
 HOPKINS, William. 
 
 An Arian writer. Born at Monmouth 1706. Sent to 
 All Souls College, Oxford, 1724. Vicar of Bolney, Suftex, 
 1731. Mafter of the Grammar-fchool ofCuckfield 1756. 
 Died 1786. 
 
 HOPKINS, William {continued). 
 
 An appeal to the common fcnfe of all Chriftian 
 people, more particularly the members of the 
 Church of England, with regard to an im- 
 portant point of faith and praftice impofed 
 upon their confciences by Church authority. 
 [The dodtrine of the Trinity. Anonymous.] 
 12°. Lond. 1754 
 
 Exodus, a correfted tranflation, with notes, cri- 
 tical and explanatory. 4°. Lond. 1784* 
 In this tranflation are given all the additions and varia- 
 tions of the Samaritan Pentateuch. 
 
 HOPKINSON, Samuel, S.T.B. 
 
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 fports. Induftry. Equality of man, &c. &c. 
 
 HOPKINSON, J. 
 
 Defcriptio paradifi. Ugolinus, 7. 607 
 
 HOPTON, Mrs. Susannah. 
 
 An eminently devout lady. Born 1627. Married to 
 Richard Hopton, Efq., one of the Welfli judges. Died at 
 Hereford 1709. 
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 HOPWOOD, Henry, M.A. 
 
 Redlor of Bothal, Northumberland. 
 The order of confirmation, or laying on of hands 
 upon thofe that are baptifed and are come to years of 
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 ture, the baptifmal euchariftic offices of the Englifti 
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 Job, 14. 1-15. Life, death, and the refurreftion 34 
 John, 4. 24. Spiritual worfhip. [Sunday after confecra- 
 tion of a church.] . - . . 50 
 
 Other works : Chrift in his Church, fermons, 8°., Lond. 
 1846. Introdudlion to Modern Geography, 18^., 1846. 
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 fta ted hours of prayers. 18°. Lond. 1841 
 
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 country life, religion, reading hiftory, Tacitus, Rome, 
 flattery, laws. 
 Said to be by Gilbert, lord Cavendifli, eldeft fon of 
 William, earl of Devonfhire. 
 
 HORAPOLLO, or HORUS APOLLO. 
 
 Flourished about 1500 b.c. 
 Hori Apollinis Niliaci hieroglyphica, Gr. et 
 
 Lat. Cauffini Symbolica, &c., i 
 
 HORATIUS Flaccus (Quintus). 
 
 The moft popular of the claflical authors. Flouriflied in 
 the age ofAuguftus. Born at Venufium B.C. 65. Died 
 
 B.C. 8. 
 
 Opera omnia, cum indicibus locupletiffimis. Re- 
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 Opera. Maittaire Opera Poet. 1. 442 ; 
 
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 original Latin, the grammatical order, anno- 
 tations, &c., by David Watfon, M.A. 2 vol. 
 8°. 1 741 
 
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 Englifh profe, by C. Smart, A.M. A new 
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 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1853 
 
 The odes and epodes of Horace, tranflated lite- 
 rally and rhythmically. By W. Sewell, B.D., 
 Fellow and Sub-Reftor of Exeter College. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 Epiftolae ad Pifones [Ars Poetica] et Auguftum. 
 With an Enghfh commentary and notes. 
 
 Hurd, Bp. Works, i 
 
 The odes of Horace, tranflated into unrhymed 
 meters ; with introduction and notes, by F. 
 W. Newman, ProfelTor of Latin, Univerfity 
 College, London. 12°. Lond. 1853* 
 
 Satires, Epiftles and Art of Poetry, done into 
 Englifh, with notes by S. Dunfter, D.D., Pre- 
 bendary of Sarum. 3d edit. 8°. Lond. lyig 
 
 HORBERY, Matthew, D.D., Reftor of Stanlake. 
 
 Born at Haxay, Lincoln/hire, 1707. Educated at Lin- 
 coln College, Oxford. Elefted Fellow of Magdalen Col- 
 lege. Became fucceflively Vicar of Ecclefhall, Canon of 
 Lichfield, Vicar of Hanbury, and Redlor of Stanlake. 
 Died 1773. He was greatly refpefted as a found, able, 
 and learned divine, and an amiable and excellent man. 
 His fermons were praifed by Dr. Johnfon ; they are writ- 
 ten in nervous, animated language, yet with a fimplicity, 
 which was a prominent feature in the charadler of the 
 author. 
 
 Works. 2 vol. 8°. Oxf. 1828 
 
 Vol. 1. 
 Sermons : 
 
 Adts, 26. 28. Agrippa's anfwer to Paul - i 
 
 Adls, 4. 33. Theapoftles' witnefs to the refurreftion 17 
 
 HORBERY, Matthew, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 7. 16. The good fruits of Chriftianlty evidences 
 
 of its truth - - - . . ^o 
 
 Adfe, 4. 12. Salvation in Chrift alone - - 56 
 
 Heb. I. 1-3. Chrift both God and man - gi 
 
 John, 3. 8. The doftrine of divine grace - 112 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. The infpiration of the moral parts 
 
 of Scripture afTerted - - - - 130 
 
 I Cor. 7. 40. The complete infpiration of Scripture 
 
 afTerted - - - - - -151 
 
 1 Theff. 4. 8. The fame fubjeft - - 166 
 Rev. 22. 19. Guilt and danger of taking away from 
 
 the words of Scripture - - - - 179 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 7. Caufes of fcepticifm - - 200 
 2 Kings, 5. II. Againft prejudice - - 222 
 Matt. 10. 28. The fandions of the gofpel afTerted 
 
 and vindicated ----- 237 
 
 Adls, 17. 28. On divine prefervation - - 259 
 
 Matt. 25. 28-30. This life the only ftate of proba- 
 tion- ------ 272 
 
 Titus, 2. 15. On the contempt of the clergy 291 
 
 Rom. 5. 7. The diftinftion between a righteous and 
 
 a good man examined . . - . 308 
 
 I Tim. 3. 9. The Athanafian Creed defended and 
 
 explained ------ 323 
 
 I Cor. 12. 31. The pre-eminence of charity 339 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 An enquiry into the Scripture doftrine concerning the 
 duration of future punifliment ; in which the texts of 
 the New Teftament relating to this fubje<S are con- 
 fidered ; and the doftrine drawn from them alone, is 
 fliewn to be confiftent with reafon. Occafioned by 
 fome late writings, and particularly Mr. Whifton's 
 Difcourfe of Hell Torments. 
 Animadverfions upon a late pamphlet, entitled, Chriftian 
 Liberty afTerted, and the Scripture doftrine of the 
 Trinity vindicated, by a clergyman in the country. 
 [John Jackfon.] 
 
 HORDERN, Joseph, M.A. 
 
 Rural Dean, and Vicar of Roftherne. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1830 
 
 Rom. 8. 9. The neceflity of having the Spirit of Chrift 3 
 Tit. 3. 9. The Chriftian's rule of ftudy - - 14 
 Eph. 6. 18. The duty of praying one for another 24 
 Gen. 22. 18. The blefling promifed to Abraham 35 
 Pfa. 109. 19. Confiderations on the 109th Pfalm 45 
 Hofea, 9. 5. Sunday before Eafter - - 56 
 Ecclef. 3. 14. Good Friday - ... 66 
 Ifa. II. 2, 3. Whit-Sunday . - - 79 
 Matt. 8. 2, 3. The leper cleanfed - - - 88 
 Luke, 5. 20. The paralytic healed - - 99 
 Luke, 17. 17. The ten lepers cleanfed - - iio 
 Matt. 14. 30, 31. Chrift walking on the fea 121 
 Ifa. 45. 22. Looking unto Jefus - - 133 
 Gal. 6. 16. The Chriftian's rule of walking - 143 
 Pfa. 27. 4, 5. The one thing to be required - 153 
 2 Cor. 12. 7—9. St. Paul's thorn in the flefti - 165 
 Job, 22. 21. The neceflity and refult of an acquaint- 
 ance with God ----- 177 
 Gen. 18. 32. Piety the trueft patriotifm - - 188 
 Rom. 16. 19. The Chriftian's wifdom and fimplicity 199 
 Ad:s, I. II. The afcenfion of Chrift - - 211 
 
 HORLER, Joseph, B.A., Mafter of the Free- 
 School, Wilton. 
 
 Sermon, Afts, 20. 35. The bleflednefs of giving 
 fuperior to that of receiving. [Wiltfhire Soc] 
 8°. Bripl, 1750 
 
 HORMISDAS, Pope. 
 
 Elefted Pope 514. He aflembled a council to condemn 
 the Eutychians. Died 523. 
 
 Ad PollelTorem epiftola. Grynasus, Lat. 47 
 
 Eighty epiftles by this Pope will be found in Concilia 
 
 Coleti, 5. 557. 
 
 II
 
 1541 
 
 1542 
 
 HORNE, George, D.D., Bifhop of Norwich. 
 
 Born at Otham, near Maidftone, 1730, Elefted to a 
 Maidftone Scholarfliip at Univerfity College, Oxford. Fel- 
 low of Magdalen 1749, and Prefident 1768. Vice-chan- 
 cellor of the Univerfity of Oxford 1776. Dean of Canter- 
 bury 1781. Bifhop of Norwich 1789. Died 1792. He 
 was confidered the belt preacher of his time, a fincere and 
 exemplary Chriftian, and a fcholar and writer of no ordi- 
 nary qualifications. His works are now publifhed in 4 
 vol. 8*^. His Commentary on the Pfalms is a work of 
 great excellence, and is efpecially admired for its devotional 
 tendency. It has gone through numerous editions in vari- 
 ous forms. 
 
 Works, to which are prefixed memoirs of his 
 life, ftudies, and writings, by William Jones, 
 M.A., F.R.S., one of his lordfhip's chaplains, 
 and long his moll intimate and confidential 
 friend. 6 vol. 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Preface to the fecond edition of Memoirs of the Life of 
 
 Dr. Home, &c., 1799 . . - . vii 
 
 Prefatory epiftle to William Stevens, Efq. - xxxiii 
 
 Memoirs of Dr. Home ----- i 
 
 Cautions to the readers oi Mr. Law, and, with a very 
 
 few variations, to the readers of Baron Swedenborg 209 
 
 Letter on Jacob Behmen's writings - - 216 
 
 Poems - - - - - - -233 
 
 EHays and thoughts on various fubjedls, and from vari- 
 ous authors ------ 245 
 
 Jones, W. On the ufe of the Hebrew language, in a 
 letter to the Hon. L. K. - - - - 425 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 A commentary on the Book of Pfalms. Vol. i . 
 
 Preface ------ i-xxi 
 
 Pfalm 1-74. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Commentary on the Pfalms. Vol. 2. 
 
 Pfalm 75-150. 
 Vol. 4, 5. Difcourfes. 
 For Contents of the Difcourfes, fee beloiv, (^Edition in 
 5 -uols. ) 
 Vol. 6. Difcourfes, continued. 
 
 See 5 -vol. edition, beloiv. 
 
 A fair, candid, and impartial ftate of the cafe between 
 
 Sir Ifaac Newton and Mr. Hutchinfon - 113 
 
 An apology for certain gentlemen in the Univerfity of 
 
 Oxford afperfed in a late anonymous pamphlet, with 
 
 a fhort poftfcript concerning another pamphlet, lately 
 
 publilhed by the Rev. Mr. Heathcote - - 179 
 
 Confiderations on the life and death of St. John the 
 
 Baptift - . - - - - 251 
 
 Letters on Infidelity, to which is prefixed a letter to Dr. 
 Adam Smith - - - - - -351 
 
 Againft Hume, and a pamphlet entitled, Doubts of the 
 
 Infidels ; or, Q^ueries relative to Scriptural Incon- 
 
 fiftencies and Contradiftions, fubmitted to the Con- 
 
 fideration of the Bench of Bifhops, by a weak 
 
 Chriftian. 
 
 A charge intended to be delivered to the clergy of 
 
 Norwich, at the primary vifitation - - 528 
 
 Confiderations on the hfe and death of Abel, on 
 
 the life and tranflation of Enoch, and on the 
 
 life of Noah. 18°. Lond. \%\z 
 
 This publication was added to the Colledled Works for 
 
 the firft time in the edition of 181 2, vol. 4. 
 
 Difcourfes on feveral fubjefts and occafions. 
 Fourth edition. 8°. Lond. 
 
 Vol. I. 1803. 
 Gen. I. 26. The creation of man. Bef. Univ. Oxf. I 
 
 2. 8. The garden of Eden. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 37 
 
 — ^ 2. 9. The tree of life. Bef. Univ. Oxf. - 72 
 z. 17. The tree of knowledge - - 103 
 
 HORNE, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 Zech. 9. 9, 10. The Prince of peace. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 
 Advent i ------ 1^3 
 
 Rev. I. 7. The King of glory. Bef. Univ. Oxf. Ad- 
 vent 3 161 
 
 John, J. 14. The word Incarnate. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 
 Advent 3 -..--. i^j 
 
 I. II. The cafe of the Jews. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 
 
 Advent 3- - - - - - 221 
 
 21. 7. The beloved difciple. Bef. Univ. Oxf. St. 
 
 John Evangelift ----- 263 
 
 Jer. 31. 15-17. Rachel comforted. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 
 Innocents' day - - - . . 287 
 
 Luke, 2. 21. The circumcifion. Bef. Univ. Oxf. Cir- 
 cumcifion - - - - - - 3' 9 
 
 Matt. 2. I, 2. The Epiphany. Bef. Univ. Oxf. Epi- 
 phany ------- 347 
 
 Vol. 2. 1803. 
 
 Gen. 19. 29. The righteous delivered. Bef. Univ. Oxf 
 Lent I ------ - I 
 
 Eph. 5. 14. The finner called. Bef. Univ. Oxf. Lent 4 
 
 29 
 
 Adls, 8. 34, 35. The noble convert. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 
 Palm Sunday ----- t^c) 
 
 Luke, 24. 34. Jefus rifen. Bef. Univ. Oxf. Eafter day 
 
 ^7 
 Phil. 3. 20, 21. The refurreftion of the body. Before 
 
 Univ. Oxf. Eafter Monday - - 113 
 
 Eph. 4. 7. The unfpeakable gift. Before Univ. Oxf. 
 
 Whit Tuefday 145 
 
 Numb. 16. 47, 48. The prevailing intercefllon 175 
 Dan. 6. 10. Daniel in Babylon. Bef. Univ. Oxf. St. 
 
 Mark's day - - - - - - 197 
 
 Eph. 5. 16. The redemption of time. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 
 
 223 
 I Tim. 6. II. Patience portrayed. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 247 
 A(£ls, 17. 31. The great affize. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 267 
 Rom. 13. 4. The origin of civil government. Bef. Univ. 
 
 Oxf. 295 
 
 Luke, 15. 32. The prodigal fon. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 319 
 
 1 Cor. 8. 1. Knowledge and charity. Bef. Univ. Oxf. 
 St. John Baptift's day - - - - 353 
 
 Vol. 3. 1804. 
 Matt. 6. 34. The duty of taking no thought for the 
 
 morrow ------ i 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 17. The death of the old year - - 25 
 Matt. 21. 15, 16. The children in the temple 43 
 Pfa. 95. 5. Confiderations on the fea - - 63 
 Prov. 17. 22. Blefling of a cheerful heart - 77 
 I Tim. 2. I, 2. Duty of praying for governors 105 
 Matt. 16. 24. Duty of felf-denial - - 127 
 Luke, 9. 23. Duty of taking up the crofs - 153 
 Col. 3. 1, 2. Neceflitj' of rifing with Chrift 173 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 24. The Chriftian race - - 193 
 Eph. 6. II. The Chriftian armour - - - 217 
 Pfa. 41. I. Duty of confidering the poor - 237 
 Matt. 25. 40. Charity to the brethren of Chrift 261 
 Matt. 9. 2. The paralytic healed - - - 279 
 Pfa. 87. 2. May 29th. Bef. Univ. Oxf. - 301 
 John, 8. 7. The woman taken in adultery - 335 
 Luke, 2. 22. The purification - - - 355 
 
 Vol. 4. 1804. 
 
 Mark, 16. 15, 16. The neceflity of believing - I 
 
 Jofti. 24. 15. Joftiua's choice - - - 23 
 
 Pfa. 78. 5, 6. Female charader - - - 47 
 
 2 Cor. 13. II. Chriftian unity - - - 79 
 Jer. 8. 7. Duty of repentance illuftrated - - 103 
 Afts, 10. 31. The devout foldier - - 133 
 Pfa. 64. 9. Providential deliverance from Gunpowder 
 
 Treafon ------- 157 
 
 Pfa. 144. 10. God the preferver of princes - 177 
 
 Job, 23. 10. Purification of the mind by troubles and 
 
 trials -.----- 201 
 John, 14. 16. The Holy Ghoft a Comforter 217 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. Government of the thoughts - 237
 
 '543 
 
 1544 
 
 HORNE, Blfhop {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 119. 19. Life a journey - - - 263 
 
 Gal. 4. 4, 5. The fulnels oi time - - - 285 
 
 Rev. 7. II. The exiftence and employment of the holy 
 
 angels ------- 301 
 
 I Kings, 8. 27. The prefence of God in holy places. 
 
 Opening of a church - - - - - 319 
 
 I Pet. 2. 13. Submiflion to government. Anniverfary 
 
 of the king's recovery, Odt. 1789 - - 343 
 
 Vol. 5. 1803. 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 21. The Chriftian king. Jan. 30. Bef. Univ. 
 Oxf. .-...-- I 
 
 Lam. 5. 3. Mercy to thofe who are of the houfehold 
 of faith recommended and enforced. Bef. Sons of the 
 Clergy ------- 39 
 
 James, 2. 24. Works wrought through faith a condi- 
 tion of our juftification. Bef. Univ. Oxf. - 63 
 
 Tit. 2. II, 12. The influence of Chriftianity on civil 
 fociety. Aflize farm. - . . - 97 
 
 A£l:s, 20. 35. The good fteward. Female Orphan Afy- 
 lum - - - - - - 131 
 
 ■ -1 Sam. 2. 30. The providence of God manifefted in the 
 rife and fall of empires. Aflize - - 155 
 
 Rom. 10. 13. Chrift the objeft of religious adoration, 
 and therefore very God. Bef. Univ. Oxf. - 189 
 
 Deut. 23. 9. Faft fermon. Bef. Houfe of Commons. 
 Feb. 4, 1780 .... - 221 
 
 Ifa. 26. 9. Fafl fermon. Bef. Univ. Oxf. Feb. 21, 1781 
 
 243 
 
 2 Thefl*. 3. 13. The blefl"ed effects of perfeverance. 
 Before S.P.C.K. 279 
 
 Pfa. 57. 8. The antiquity, ufe, and excellence of church 
 mufic. Opening of an organ - - - 303 
 
 Prov. 4. 7. The charafter of true wifdom, and the 
 means of obtaining it. Before Society of Gentlemen 
 educated in the King's School, Canterbury - 323 
 Pfa. 34. II. The praife of God perfedled out of the 
 mouth of babes and fucklings - - - 357 
 
 Jude, 3. The duty of contending for the faith. Bifhop's 
 vifitation - - - - - "379 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. The Trinity and Unity. Trin. Sun. 417 
 I John, 4. II. Charity recommended on its true mo- 
 tive. Before Governors of Benevolent Inflitution, St. 
 George's, Bloomlbury _ . - - 441 
 
 The edition of Bijhop Horne''s Jeimons, publijhed 1 83 1, in 2 
 •vol. 8°., has the folloiving fermon, luhich is not contained in 
 the aboi)e edition, nor in Jcucral others: — 
 
 John, 4. 10. The woman of Samaria. 
 On the origin of civil government. Account of 
 Bifhop Andrews. On enthufiafm, &c. 
 
 Scholar Armed 
 A commentary on the Book of Pfalms ; with an 
 introduftory effay, by the Rev. Edward 
 Irving, M.A. 3 vol. 12°. Gl^fg- 
 
 The eflay, by Irving, forms a comprehenfive and beau- 
 tiful analvfis of the Pfalms. This edition is very fcarce. 
 
 HORNil, John. 
 
 A Nonconformift divine. Educated at Trinity College, 
 Cambridge. Vicar of Allhallows, Lynn Regis, Norfolk, 
 1647. Ejefted for Nonconformity 1662. Died 1676, aged 
 fixty-one. He was a man of moft exemplary piety, very- 
 ready in the Scriptures, excellently flcilled in the Oriental 
 languages ; Arminian in dodlrine. 
 The brazen ferpcnt ; or, God's grand defign, 
 viz. Chrift's exaltation for man's falvation, in his be- 
 lieving on him ; or the right way to regeneration, and 
 therethrough to the heavenly and eternal kingdom, dis- 
 covered by the Lord Jefus Chrift himfelf, for our fure 
 direftion therein ; confidered, opened and applied, with 
 a double excurfion, touching the glory and excellency, — 
 I. Of the gofpel of Chrift. 2. Of Chrift himfelf. [On 
 John, 3. 14, 15.] 4°. Land. 1673 
 
 The beft exercife for Chrillians in the vvorft of 
 
 HORNE, John {continued). 
 
 times, in order to their fecurity againft pro- 
 fanenefs and apoftacy. [On Jude, 20, 21.] 
 Sm. 8°. Land. 1671 
 
 Other works : The Open Door ; or, a Vindication of 
 
 the Extent of Chrift's Death, in anfwer to Owen. A 
 
 Caveat againft the Spirit of Antichrift. Various fermons 
 
 feparately publilhed, &c. 
 
 HORNE, John, Minifter of New-Brentford. 
 
 A fermon, Pfa. 55. 12, 13. 8°. Lond. 1769 
 
 HORNE, Melville, Curate of Weft Thurrock, 
 Ellex. 
 
 A fermon, Nehem. 4. 14, preached to the Loyal 
 Macclesfield Foreilers. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1804 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 7. 36-50. [London Female Peni- 
 tentiary.] Second edition. 8°. Lond. 181 1 
 
 HORNE, Thomas, B.D. 
 
 Reftor of St. Catharine Colman. 
 The religious neceffity of the Reformation as- 
 ferted, and the extent to which it was carried 
 in the Church of England vindicated, in 
 eight fermons, preached 1828, at the Ledture 
 founded by the Rev. John Bampton, M.A. 
 8°. . Oxf. 1828 
 
 I Cor. II. 9 (i) ; Matt. 11. 19 (37) ; Matt. 10. 37, 
 38 (73) J Matt. 15. 9 (109); John, 4. 24 (147) ; 
 I Tim. 2. 5 (185) 5 Deut. 4. 15 (225) ; Jer. 6. 16 
 (267). 
 
 HORNE, Thomas Hartwell, B.D., F.S.A. 
 
 Prebendary of St. Paul's 1831. Redlor of St. Edmund 
 the King, with St. Nicholas Aeons, London, 1833. 
 An introduftion to the ftudy of bibliography. 
 To which is prefixed, A memoir on the pub- 
 lic libraries of the ancients. Illuftrated with 
 engravings. 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 18 14 
 
 This work has become very fcarce. 
 Vol. I. 
 Memoir on the public libraries of the ancients - 1 
 
 Materials ufed for writing - - - - 30 
 
 On manufcripts and the origin of writing - 72 
 
 Hieroglyphics, Different kinds of writing - 84 
 
 Abbreviations, age, illuminations, &c. of MSS. - 118 
 Origin of printing ----- 144 
 
 Printing in England, Scotland, America - - 176 
 Improvements in printing. Ancient printing - 212 
 
 Mechanifm of printing - - - - - 255 
 
 Denominations, forms, and fizes of books 278 
 
 Different ftyles of bookbinding - - - 292 
 
 Ancient editions. On the rarity and prices of books. 
 Choice of editions - - - - - 315 
 
 Principles of bibliography . - - - 358 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Notice of works on literary hiftory - - I 
 
 Works on the hiftory of printing - . - 469 
 
 Works on the knowledge of books - - 513 
 
 Works treating of rare books - - - - 526 
 
 Works on anonymous, pfeudonymous, and fuppreffed 
 books ------- 546 
 
 An introdu6lion to the critical ftudy and know- 
 ledge of the Holy Scriptures. Ninth edit., 
 corredled and enlarged ; illuftrated with nu- 
 merous maps and facfimiles o^ biblical manu- 
 fcripts. 5 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 846 
 Originally publifhed in 181 8, 3 vol. 8°. _ It is the moft 
 
 complete and comprehenfive work extant, introdudlory to 
 
 the ftudy of the Holy Scriptures. In America, four edi. 
 
 tions, and not fewer than 15,000 copies, have been fold.
 
 •545 
 
 1546 
 
 HORNE, T. H., B.D., F.S.A. {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 The genuinenefs, authenticity, infpiration, &c., of the 
 
 Holy Scriptures. 
 [The chapter on the internal evidences ofthe infpiration 
 of the Scriptures has been tranflated into modern Greek 
 by Profeffbr Nicholas Bambas, now of the Univerfity of 
 Athens, and printed at Hermopolis in the ifland of Syra.] 
 Appendix, — 
 
 On the Apocryphal Books attached to the Old Tefta- 
 ment ------- 457 
 
 On the writings ufaally called the Apocryphal Books 
 of the New Teftament - - - 461 
 
 A table of the chief prophecies relative to the Mefliah 
 
 492, &c. 
 Vol. 2. 
 On Scripture-criticifm, Language, Text, Manufcripts, 
 Verfions, Various readings, Quotations from the Old 
 Teftament in the New, Harmonies of Scripture, &c. 
 On the interpretation of Scripture figurative language. 
 Metaphors, Allegories, Parables, Proverbs, Types, 
 Prophecies, Apparent contradictions, &c. 
 Vol. 3. 
 Hiftorical and phyfical geography of the Holy Land I 
 Political antiquities of the Jews - - - 86 
 
 Sacred antiquities of the Jews, &c. - - 242 
 
 Domeftic antiquities of the Jews, &c. - - 394 
 Tables of weights, meafures, &c. - - 546 
 
 Table of the principal events recorded in the Bible 548 
 Hiftorical, biographical, and geographical index to the 
 principal nations, perfons, and places mentioned in 
 Scripture ------ 558 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 Analyfis of Scripture. 
 
 Appendix, on the fources ofthe firft three Gofpels 493 
 Index ofthe fymbolical language of Scripture 515 
 
 Index of matters in vol. I, 2, and 4 - - 534 
 
 Index ofthe principal texts illuftrated - - 554 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 Manual of biblical bibliography. 
 Bibliographical index. 
 
 [This volume has been publifhed feparately, 8°., Lond. 
 1839. In this Manual a very full account is given of books 
 illuftrative of Holy Scripture. The prefent work is much 
 indebted to it.] 
 
 A compendious introduftion to the ftudy ofthe 
 
 Bible : being an analyfis ofthe larger Intro- 
 
 duftion. Ninth edit. 12°. LomJ. iS^z 
 
 A brief view of the necefTity and truth of the 
 
 Chriftian revelation. Second edit. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lofii^. 1 802 
 Bibliotheca legum ; or, a complete catalogue of 
 the common and ftatute law books ofthe United King- 
 dom. Arranged in a new manner, by John Clarke. 
 Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 8 10 
 
 The materials for the work were coUedled by Mr. 
 Clarke, the bookfeller, but the whole were arranged, cor- 
 rected and edited by Mr. Home. 
 
 Deifm refuted ; or, plain reafons for being a 
 
 Chriftian. Sixth edit. 12°. Lond. 18 19 
 
 Another. Seventh edit., correfted and enlarged. 
 
 12°. Lond. 1826 
 
 Four chapters of this work form Nos. 316, 318, 3 19, 321 
 
 of the tracSs of the Religious Trail Society. 
 
 The Scripture doftrine of the Trinity briefly 
 
 flated and defended, and the Church of England vindi- 
 cated from the charge of uncharitablenefs in retaining 
 the Athanafian Creed. Second edition. 12°. 
 
 Lend. 1826* 
 
 Outlines for the claflification of a library, fub- 
 
 mitted to the confideration of the Truftees of the Britlfh 
 
 Mufeum. [Not publiftied.J 4°. Lo«i. 1825* 
 
 HORNE, T. H., B.D., F.S.A. (continued). 
 
 A catalogue of the Library of Queen's College, 
 
 Cambridge, methodically arranged. 2 vol. 
 
 Royal 8°. Lond. 1827* 
 
 Romanifm contradiftory of the Bible ; or, the 
 
 peculiar tenets ofthe Church of Rome, as exhibited in 
 her accredited formularies, contrafted with the Holy 
 Scriptures. 12°. Lend. 1827* 
 
 This traCl has been tranflated into Spani/h, by the Rev. 
 
 W. H. Rule, and largely circulated at Gibraltar and in Spain. 
 
 A mauual of parochial pfalmody. Thirty-fixth 
 edit. 18° Lond. 1853 
 
 A manual for the afflifted : comprifmg a prac- 
 tical eflay on afflidlion, and a feries of meditations and 
 prayers, lelefled and arranged for the ufe of thofe who 
 are in forrow, trouble, need, ficknefs, or any other 
 adverfity. Third edit., corredled. To which is added, 
 An appendix of devotional poetry, feledted by the Right 
 Rev. George Wafhington Doane, D.D., Bifhop of New 
 Jerfey. 18°. Lond. 1842 
 
 Firft publifhed 1832. 
 
 The conformity of the Church of England in 
 her miniftry, dodlrine, and liturgy, to the apoftolic pre- 
 cept and pattern. A fermon on Eph. 2. 19, 20. To 
 which is added. An addrels delivered previoufly to read- 
 ing the Thirty-nine Articles. Third edition, correftcd 
 and enlarged. 8'^. Lond. 1835 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 4. 7-9. Jewifh and Chriftian privileges 
 compared. Before the Lord Mayor. [Eafter i.] 4"^. 
 
 Lond. 1837 
 
 Sermon, John, 9. 4. Chriftian diligence. Before the Lord 
 Mayor, &c. [Trinity l.] 4". Lond. 1837 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 19. 41, 42. Patriotifm a religious duty. 
 [Eleftion of Lord Mayor.] 4°. Z-on^/. 1837 
 
 The fovereign's prayer and the people's duty. A fermon 
 on I Kings, 3. 7-10. [Coronation.] 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 A concife hiftory and analyfis ofthe Athanafian 
 Creed ; with feledt Scripture proofs and anfwers to fome 
 common objeftions. Second edit. 18^. Lond. 1837 
 
 A Proteftant memorial : comprifing, I. A con- 
 cife hiftorical Iketch ofthe Reformation. II. The an- 
 tiquity of the religion of Proteftants demonftrated. III. 
 The fafety of adhering to the Proteftant Church, and 
 the danger of continuing in the Church of Rome. IV. 
 Romanifm contradictory to the Bible. Tenth edition, 
 enlarged. 12°. Lend. 1850 
 
 The principles of Popery developed, [in a juri- 
 dical and hiftorical inveftigation of the Gunpowder Con- 
 fpiracy. Anon.] ExtraCted from the Ch. of Eng. Quart. 
 Review. 8°. Lond. 1 840 
 
 Mariolatry ; or, fadls and evidences demonllrat- 
 ing the worfhip ofthe bleffed Virgin Mary, by the Church 
 of Rome. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1 S41 
 
 Reprinted at Hartford, Connecticut. Edited byDr.Jarvis. 
 
 The converfion of St. Paul a proof of the truth 
 of the Chriftian revelation. [Anon.] 8 . 
 
 Lond. Soc.for Prom. Chr. Kno^vl. l8jl 
 
 Bibliographical notes on the Book of Jafher. 8"^. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 This detection of a grofs literary fraud was fubfequentl) 
 incorporated in the fifth volume of the author's Introduc- 
 tion to the Scriptures. 
 
 Popery the enemy and falfifier of Scripture ; or, 
 faCls and evidences illuftrative ofthe modern Church of 
 Rome, in prohibiting the reading and circulation ot the 
 Holy Scriptures in the vulgar tongue ; and alfo ot the tal- 
 fification of the facred text in tranllations. Second edit., 
 corrected and enlarged. 18''. Lond. 1845 
 
 Popery delineated, in a brief examination and 
 confutation ofthe unfcriptural and anti-fcriptural doc- 
 trines and practices maintained and inculcated by the
 
 1547 
 
 1548 
 
 HORNE, T. H., B.D., F.S.A. {continued). 
 
 modern Church of Rome in the unrefcinded decrees of 
 her councils and canon law, and in her authorized and 
 acknowledged formularies of faith and worfhip. i8°. 
 
 Land. 1848 
 Other works : A View of the Commerce of Greece, 
 tranflated from the French of Beaujour, S'^. Lond. 1800. 
 An ElTay on Privateers, Captures, &c., tranflated from the 
 French of M. de Martens, 8°. 1801. A Compendium of 
 the Statute Laws and Regulations of the Court of Ad- 
 miralty relative to Ships of War, &c., 12°., Lond. 1803. 
 [Wallis's] Itinerary, 1803, 18°. Hints on the Formation 
 and Management of Sunday Schools [anon.], iz°., 1807. 
 Catalogue of the Library of the Surrey Inftitution, metho- 
 dically arranged. Second edit. 8°., Lond. 181 2. Catalogue 
 of the Harleian MSS. in the Britifh Mufeum, claffified. 
 [Forming vol. 4.] Folio, Lond. 1812. The Lakes of Lan- 
 ca/hire, &c., in 43 engravings after Jof. Farington, R.A., 
 with defcriptions by Mr. Home. Folio, 18 16. An Illuftrated 
 Record of Important Events, 18 12-15, Folio, 1815. Mur- 
 phy's Hiftory of the Mahometan Empire in Spain [in part]. 
 4°. 1816. Murphy's Arabian Antiquities of Spain. Folio, 
 1816. Hogarth's Works Elucidated, 2 vol., royal 8°. 182 1. 
 Mr. Home has edited improved editions of Lee on Cap- 
 tures, 8°. 1803. Callis on the Statute of Sewers, 1 8 10. 
 Potts's Law Diftionary, 8°. 181 3. Crofby's Gazetteer, 
 12*^. 181 5. Bp. Williams's Expofition of the Church 
 Catechifm, 12°. i84i,&c. ; and has furnifhed numerous 
 articles to the Encyclopaedia Metropolitana, and to various 
 periodicals. 
 
 HORNECK, Anthony, D.D. 
 
 Born in the Lower Palatinate 1641. Studied at Heidel- 
 berg. Entered of Queen's College, Oxford, 1663. Vicar 
 of All Saints, Oxford, 1663. Became Prebendary of 
 Exeter, and afterwards of Weftminfter and Wells. Chofen 
 preacher in the Savoy 1671. Died 1696. He was a good 
 linguift, a learned divine, an excellent preacher, and a 
 faithful paftor. His works are written with great fervour. 
 
 Several fermons on the fifth of St. Matthew ; 
 being part of Chrifl's Sermon on the Mount. 
 To which is added. The life of the author, by 
 Richard [Kidder], lord bifhop of Bath and 
 Wells. Second edition. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1706 
 
 The crucified Jefus ; or, a full account of the 
 nature, end, defign, and benefits of the facra- 
 ment of the Lord's Supper ; with directions, 
 prayers, praifes, and meditations. Sixth edit. 
 8°. Lond. \ J 16 
 
 The great law of confideration ; or, a difcourfe 
 wherein the nature, ufefulnefs, and abfolute 
 neceffity of confideration, in order to a truly 
 ferious and religious life, is laid open. Eleventh 
 edit., correfted. 8°. Lond. 1729 
 
 The happy afcetic ; or, the bell exercife [on 
 I Tim. 4. 7] ; with prayers. To which is 
 added, A letter concerning the holy lives of 
 the primitive Chriftians. Third edit., en- 
 larged. 8°. Lond. 1693 
 
 The fire of the altar ; or, certain direflions how 
 to raife the foul into holy flames, before, at, 
 and after the receiving the blefled facrament 
 of the Lord's Supper : with prayers and a 
 dialogue on the nature of the Chriftian reli- 
 gion. Thirteenth edit. 1 2°. Lond. 1718 
 
 Four trafts : — 
 
 I. A difcourfe againft revenge, from Matt. 5. 21, 22. 
 
 HORNECK, Anthony, D.D. [continued). 
 
 II. Queftions and anfwers concerning the two religions, 
 viz. that of the Church of England and the other of 
 the Church of Rome. 
 
 III. An account of an evening conference with ajefuit. 
 
 IV. A diffWafive from Popery. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1697 
 
 Serm., Rom. 8. 20. [Fun.] 4°. Lond. \b-ji 
 HORSLEY, Samuel, LL.D., F.R.S., and F.A.S., 
 
 Bp. ofSt. Afaph. 
 
 A very learned and highly-diftinguiflied prelate. Bom 
 in London 1733. Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. 
 Redtor of Newington Butts 1759. Re^or of Aldbury, 
 Surrey, 1774. Prebendary of St. Paul's 1777. Archdeacon 
 of St. Albans 1780. Redtor of Southweald, Eflex, 1782. 
 After which he became Prebendary of Gloucefter and Bp. 
 of St. David's. Tranflated to Rochefter, with the Deanery 
 of Weftminfter, 1793. Tranflated to St. Afaph 1802. 
 Died 1806. His colledled theological works, dated 1845, 
 contain Biblical Criticifm, 2 vol. (originally publifhed in 
 4 vol.) ; Pfalms (originally in 2) ; Sermons, 2 vol. (origi- 
 nally in 4) ; and Charges, i vol. — in all, 6 vol. His 
 Tradls, in controverfy with Prieftley, Speeches, Sermon on 
 Chrift's Defcent into Hell, and other pieces, are not in- 
 cluded in that colledlion. 
 
 The Book of Pfalms. Tranflated from the He- 
 brew, with notes, explanatory and critical. 
 Third edit. 8°.^ ZoW. 1833 
 
 Critical difquifitions on the eighteenth chapter of 
 Ifaiah. 4°. Lond. 1799 
 
 This is alio printed in Biblical Criticifm, i. 229. 
 Hofea. Tranflated from the Hebrew ; with 
 notes, explanatory and critical. Second edit, 
 corredted, with additional notes, and a fermon 
 on Chrift's defcent into hell. [On I Pet. 3. 
 18-20.] 4°. Lond. 1804 
 
 With the exception of the fermon, this is included in 
 Biblical Criticifm, 2. 134. 
 
 Trafts in controverfy with Dr. Prieftley upon 
 the hiftorical queftion of the belief of the firft 
 ages in our Lord's divinity. Originally pub- 
 lifhed in the years 1783-84-86. Afterwards 
 revifed and augmented, with a large addition 
 of notes and fupplemental difquifitions. Third 
 edition, with an appendix by the Rev. H. 
 Horfley, D.D. 8°. Dundee, \%\z 
 
 Biblical criticifm on the firft fourteen hiftorical 
 books of the Old Teftament ; alfo on the firft 
 nine prophetical books. Second edition, con- 
 taining tranflations by the author, never before 
 publifhed, together with copious indexes. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lo7id. 1844 
 
 Vol. I. 
 General view of the firft three chapters of Genefis ; to- 
 gether with an inquiry into the etymology and import 
 of the divine names of Eloah, Elohim, El, Jehovah, 
 and Jah ------- i 
 
 Critical notes on Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deutero- 
 nomy, Jofliua, Judges, Ruth, Samuel, Kings, Chroni- 
 cles ------- 47 
 
 Critical notes on Ifaiah, [including a critical difquifition 
 
 on the eighteenth chapter] - - - 229 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Critical notes on Jeremiah and Lamentations 1 
 
 Critical notes on Baruch - - - - 63 
 
 Critical notes on Ezekiel - - - - 65 
 
 Preface to Hofea and advertifement to fecond edition 134 
 Tranflation of Hofea - - - 176
 
 1 549 
 
 1550 
 
 HORSLEY, Bifliop {continued). 
 
 Critical notes on Hofea, with three appendices, [con- 
 taining additional notes] - - - - 219 
 
 Critical notes on Joel . . . . g^o 
 
 Critical notes on Amos - - - - - 391 
 
 Critical notes on Obadiah . - - . 398 
 
 Sacred fongs. 
 
 *The laft words of Jacob . - . . 398 
 
 *The fong of Mofes and the children of Ifrael 502 
 
 *Ode on the conqueft of Sihon's kingdom 405 
 
 *Balaam's prophecies ----- 407 
 
 *The fong of Mofes - - - - 412 
 
 The laft words of Mofes - - - - 417 
 
 The fong of Deborah - - . - 424 
 
 Hannah's thankfgiving ... - 430 
 
 Death of Saul and Jonathan - - - 43 1 
 The laft words of David - - . "433 
 
 Critical notes on 
 
 The laft words of Jacob - - - - 435 
 
 The fong of the children of Ifrael - - 445 
 
 The ode of triumph. Numb. 21. 27-30 - 449 
 
 The prophetic effufions of Balaam - - 449 
 
 The fong of Mofes - - - - 463 
 
 The laft words of Mofes - -_ - - 463 
 
 The fong of Deborah . . , - 477 
 
 Indexes. 
 
 Originally publiihed in four volumes, 1820. In this 
 edition, the articles thus marked * are added from the 
 author's MSS. ; alfo indexes : and the whole work has been 
 very carefully edited. 
 
 Sermons. 3 vol. 8°. Dundee 
 
 Vol. I. 1810. 
 James, 5. 8 - - - i Mark, 7.37. Deafand Dumb 
 Matt. 24. 3. 2 fer. - 25 Afylum . - - 223 
 
 Pfa. 45. I. 4 fer. Chriftm. John, 13. 34 - - 255 
 61 Matt. 16. 28 - - 277 
 I John, 5. 6 - - -163 Matt. 16.18, 19. S.P.G.F.F. 
 Luke, 4. 18, 19. S.P.C.K. 305 
 
 193 I Cor. 2. 2. Ordination 333 
 Third edit. 1812. 
 
 John, 4. 42. 3 fer. - 243 
 
 Phil. 3. 15. 2 fer. - 317 
 
 Dan. 4. 17. Thankfg. for 
 
 viftory at Trafalgar 358 
 
 Second_edit. 181 3. 
 
 Matt. 24. 12. Phil. Soc. 202 
 John, 20. 29. 2 fer. 227 
 I John, 3. 3. Magd.Hof. 264 
 Rom. 13. I. H. of L. Jan. 30 
 286 
 
 108 
 
 140 
 
 174 
 
 66 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 2 Pet. I. 20, 21. 4 fer 
 Mitt. 16. 21 
 I Pet. 3. 18-20 
 Mark, 2. 27. 3 fer. 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 Mai. 3. I, 2. 4 fer. 
 Luke, 1. 28. Chriftm 
 Deut. 15. 1 1. SonsofCler. 90 
 John, II. 25, 26 - 116 
 Mark, 7. 26. 2 fer. - 134 
 Ecclef. 12.7. Hum. Soc. 175 
 
 The above 3 vol. were republiftied in 2 in 1824, and 
 again in 1829, the latter edition, including alfo the follow- 
 ing nine fermons, &c., in all 4 vol. in 2. 
 
 Nine fermons on the nature of the evidence by 
 which the fafl of our Lord's refurreftion is 
 eftabliflied ; and on various other fubjefts. To 
 which is prefixed, A differtation on the pro- 
 phecies of the MefTiah difperfed among the 
 Heathen. Third edit. 8°. Lond. \2,2Z 
 
 A differtation on the prophecies, &c. - - i 
 
 Afts, 10. 40, 41. On the nature of the evidence, &c. 
 4ferm.(i2i); Pfa. 97. 7 (223) ; Rom. 4. 25 (249) ; 
 Matt. 20. 23 (281)} Eph.4. 30. 2 ferm. (302). 
 Reviews of Horfley's Sermons will be found in Quart. 
 
 Review, 3. 398, and 9. 30. Alfo, Edinb. Review, 17. 465 
 
 Charges delivered in his feveral vifitations of the 
 
 diocefes of St. David's, Rochefter, and St. 
 
 Afaph. 8°. Dundee, 1813 
 
 Speeches in Parliament. 8°. Dundee, iSi'}* 
 
 Subftance of the fpeech in the Houfe of Peers, 
 
 HORSLEY, Bifhop {continued). 
 
 July 5, 1799, in the debate upon the fecond reading of 
 the bill to prohibit the trading in flavery on the coaft of 
 Africa, within certain limits. Pp.45. 8^. Lend. ij^<) 
 
 Sermon, Eccluf 10. 8. [Jan. 30.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1807 
 Cafe of Diffenters with reference to the Tell Aft. 
 Churchman Armed, i. 421 
 Origin and nature of government. 
 
 Wordfworth's Chriftian Inllitutes, 3. 34 
 Other works : The Power of God deduced from the 
 computable inftantaneous Produdlions of it in the Solar 
 Syftem, 8°. 1767. On the Profodies of the Greek and 
 Latin Languages, 8°. 1796. Elementary Treatifes on Ma- 
 thematics, 1801. A Critical Eftay on Virgil's Two Seafons, 
 &c., 4°. 1805. Various fermons feparatcly publifhed, &c. 
 
 Anonymous trafi reJfeBtng Bp. Horjley. 
 
 A letter to the Right Rev. Samuel, lord bifhop of 
 St. David's ; occafioned by his fermon on 
 the principles of vitality in man, &c. Preached 
 for the benefit of the Humane Society. Pp. 44. 
 8°. Land. 1789 
 
 HORSLEY, Heneage, A.M. 
 
 Dean of Brechin, &c. Son of the above. 
 The true and Scriptural method of raifing pecu- 
 niary fupplies in fupport of the feveral congregations of 
 the Reformed Catholic Church in Scotland 5 fuggefted in 
 a letter, addreffed to the congregation of St. Paul's, 
 Caftle Street, Dundee. Pp.20. 8"^. Dundee, li/^z 
 
 HORSNELL, John, B.D. 
 
 Vicar of Fordingbridge, Hants. 
 Sermon, Numb. 14. 24. Caleb's charader ; or, 
 a good flibjeft's duty. [Aflize.] 4°. Z/.1705 
 HORT, Josiah, D.D., Abp. of Tuam. 
 
 Educated in a Diffenting fchool between 1690 and 1695. 
 Became a Diflenting minifter at Marlhfield, Gloucefterftiire. 
 Conformed before 1708. Confecrated Biftiop of Ferns and 
 Leghlin 1721. Tranflated to Kilmore and Ardagh 1727, 
 and to the archbl/hopric of Tuam 1742. Died 1 75 1. His 
 fermons are judicious and impreflive. 
 Sermons on praftical fubjefts. 8°. Dubl.ij^j 
 
 Heb. 5. 9 - - I 
 
 Prov. 30. 7, 9. Agur's prayer ... 23 
 
 Jer. 17. 9, 10. God's knowledge of men's hearts 57 
 Hag. 2. 7. Advent ----- 77 
 
 Gal. 4. 18. Suppreflion of Prefton rebellion 103 
 
 1 Pet. 2. 13 (126) ; 2 Cor. 4( 161); Tit. 2. Ti, iz 
 (3 ferm.) ------ 186 
 
 Luke, 24. 5, 6. Refurredtion of Chrift - - 256 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. Refurredtion of the body - 280 
 
 Heb. 9. 27, 28. Laft judgment. (2 ferm.) - 312 
 
 James, i. 22. Self-deceit . - - - 356 
 
 Heb. I. 13, 14. Angels .... 5^6 
 
 2 Pet. I. 12. Great knowledge no excufe for neglecfling 
 to hear fermons. Vifitation ferm. - - 407 
 
 Originally publiihed in 1738, without the Vifitation 
 fermon, which was firft publiftied feparately in 1708. 
 Inftruftions to the clergy. 
 
 Clergyman's Inftruflor, 349 
 HORT, Robert, A.M. 
 
 Re<ftor of Temple Michael and Chaplain to Abp. Hort. 
 Sermon, Matt. 6. 10. On the glorious kingdom 
 
 of Chrifl upon earth, or the millenium. [Adv. 
 
 2.] 8°. DubL^r'mxtA: io;/^. reprinted 1 748 
 Another. A new edit. 8°. Dubl. \%i\ 
 
 HORTON, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Born in London. Educated at Emanuel College, Cam- 
 bridge, of which he became Fellow. Cholen Mafter of
 
 '551 
 
 1552 
 
 HORTON, Thomas, D.D. {contmued). 
 Queen's College, Cambridge, and minlfter of St. Mary 
 Colechurch, London, 1638. Profeflbr of Divinity at Cres 
 ham College 1641. Preacher of Gray's Inn 1647. Vice- 
 Chancellor of Cambridge 1649. Ejected for nonconformity 
 l66z, but afterwards conformed, and was admitted to the 
 vicarage of Great St. Helen's, London, 1666. Died 1673. 
 He was a pious and learned man, a hard ftudent, a found 
 divine, a good textuary, /killed in the Oriental languages, 
 and well accomplished for the work of the miniftry. His 
 works are very Icarce, particularly his One hundred Seleft 
 Sermons. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 87. 4-6. Zion's birth-regifter un- 
 folded. [To the native citizens of London.] 
 4°. Lond. 1656 
 
 Forty-fix fermons upon the whole eighth chapter 
 of the Epiftle of the Apoftle Paul to the Ro- 
 mans. Folio. Lond. 1674 
 Choice and pradlical expofitions on four felefl 
 pfalms, viz. 
 
 Pfa. 4. In eight fermons. 
 
 Pfa. 42. In ten fermons. 
 
 Pfa. 51. In twenty fermons. 
 
 Pfa. 63. In feven fermons. 
 
 Folio. Lond. 1675 
 
 One hundred feleft fermons upon feveral texts ; 
 fifty upon the Old Tellament and fifty on the 
 New. Left perfefted for the prefs under his 
 own hand. Folio. Lond. 1679 
 
 To the reader. Life [by Dr. Wallis], and contents Ff. 3 
 
 Gen. 28. 12, 13. Jacob's ladder - - - I 
 
 Deut. 8. 18. To remember God is the way to get 
 wealth ...... g 
 
 Deut. II. 12. God's care for his Church and people in 
 
 all ages 
 2 Kings, 5 
 
 heart - 
 2 Chron. 4 
 
 17 
 
 26. God fees and knows what is in the 
 
 24 
 
 10. Jabez' prayer for God's blefling. (2 fer.) 
 
 30 
 Deut. 4. 20. God's deliverance of Ifrael out of the iron- 
 furnace. (5th Nov.) - - - - 45 
 
 1 Sam. 2. 9. The cuftody of God over his people 54 
 Job, 20. 1 1. Sins of youth caufe great lorrows in old age 
 
 Job, 20. 12-14. The feeming fweetnefs and real bitter- 
 nefs of fin - - - - - - 71 
 
 Job, I. 5. Job's care left his children fliould fin 77 
 
 Job, 34. 29. When God gives quietnefs none can give 
 
 trouble. (2 ferm.) - - - - - 83 
 
 2 Kings, 7. 2. A peremptory anfwer to a prefumptuous 
 queftion ..-.-- 97 
 
 Pfa. 22. 9, 10. David's acknowledgment of God's 
 goodnefs ------- 104 
 
 10. 13. David's expoftulation with contemners of 
 
 ■ , " ". " . ■ . " . . ''4- 
 21. God's threatenings againft incorrigible fin- 
 
 122 
 
 8. God's threatenings - - 129 
 
 8. God's invitation to prayer, and the foul's 
 
 acceptance - - - - - - 136 
 
 36.7. The excellency of God's loving-kindnefs 143 
 
 84. II. God a fun and fhield - - 151 
 
 94. 19. David's malady and remedy - 159 
 
 104. 34. David's contemplation and exultation 
 
 170 
 
 77. 10. Holy remembrance a means to recover 
 
 outofdiftruft ----- lyg 
 
 118. 18. Sore chaftifement, yet not a giving to 
 
 death - 185 
 
 133. I- A good and pleafant profpeft. Before the 
 
 Mercers -....- j^^ 
 
 139. 18. A Chriftian's awaking with God 201 
 
 HORTON, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Pfa. 148. II. God takes pleafure in them that hope 
 in him ---.--. 208 
 
 Prov. 3. 17. Godlinefs is pleafant and delightful 216 
 9. 12. Good counfel to be wife for a man's felf 223 
 
 16. 3. Committing our works to God, the way to 
 
 be eftablifhed - - - - - 233 
 
 17. 3. God's fining-pot and furnace - 243 
 
 17. 3. Man's devices vain, God's counfel {hall 
 
 ftand ------- 249 
 
 The prudent hid, the fimple punifhed 
 God's threatenings 
 
 No peace to the wicked - 
 The wicked fhall be turned into hell 
 God's counfel and promife to amendment of 
 
 290 
 The hearing-ear God will vouchfafe to his 
 
 259 
 
 267 
 
 275 
 282 
 
 22. 3 
 
 Ifa. 9. 14. 
 Ifa. 57. 21 
 Pfa. 9. 17. 
 Ila. 55. 7. 
 
 fife 
 Ifa. 30. 21. 
 
 people 
 Ifa. 40. 31. They that wait on the Lord fhall renew 
 
 their ftrength . . - . . 305 
 
 Jer. 7. 9, 10. God's expoftulation with the Jews 345 
 Jer. 2. 23. God no barren wildernefs to Ifrael 352 
 
 Jer. 4. 19. The prophet's lamentation at the alarms of 
 
 war -----._ 359 
 
 Hof. 7. 8, 9. Ephraim's fin and judgment. (2 ferm.) 367 
 Jer. 18. 12. Defperation dangerous - - 383 
 
 Jer. 13. 23. Cuftom in fin exceeding dangerous 390 
 Ezek. 21. 1,2. Jerufalem threatened - 400 
 
 Ezek. 9. 4. God's mark of fafety upon mourners 406 
 Amos, 5. 18. The day of the Lord unfupportable to 
 
 finners ------ 412 
 
 Sermons upon -variqus texts out of the New Tejiament. 
 Matt. 5. 20. Pharifaical righteoufnefs to be exceeded I 
 Mark, 12. 34. Chrift's favourable cenfureof the Scribe, 
 
 his being not far from the kingdom of God 8 
 
 Luke, 12. 20. Wicked men fools in God's account 
 
 13. 8, 9. God's forbearance of the fig-tree 
 
 10.38. Mary's entertainment of Chrift - 
 
 10.41. Chrift's reprehenfion of Martha 
 
 ID. 42. The one thing needful 
 
 10. 42. Mary's choice the better part 
 
 22. 31,32. Chrift's warning of Peter 
 
 — — 22. 32. Chrift praying for Peter 
 
 22. 32. Chrift's command to Peter 
 
 John, 3. 8. The fimilitude of the wind blowing 
 
 8. 30, 31. The fuccefs of Chrift's dodlrine 
 
 8. 31. Of perfeverance in the faith 
 
 An account of the perfons that come to 
 
 - - . - . - 105 
 
 Peter's ignorance of Chrift's adtions 1 1 1 
 
 . Chrift's counfel againft fear and trouble of 
 
 - 117 
 
 Many manfions in heaven - 117 his 
 
 A narrative of the confequences of Chrift's 
 
 125 
 
 Chrift's revelation of the Father 132 
 
 Chrift the way, truth, and life - 141 
 . Chrift's promife of coming with comfort 
 to his difciples ----- 147 
 
 15- 5> Human inability without Chrift. (2 ferm.) 
 
 154 
 Ails, I. 7. Times and feafons not to be known 169 
 
 1 Cor. I. 21. The wifdom of God by preaching. (2 
 ferm.) ------- 251 
 
 1.22. Jews require a fign - - 264 
 
 I. 23. Chrift crucified a ftumbling-blqck 271 
 
 I. 23, 24. The dodlrine of offence and fuccefs. 
 
 (2 ferm.) - 278 
 
 12. 3. Covet earneftly the beft gifts - 291 
 
 2 Cor. 5. II. The terror of the Lord a fit means to 
 perfuade men ----- 299 
 
 I. 10. Commemoration of paft deliverance 313 
 
 13. 8. Chriftians can do nothing againft the truth 
 
 323 
 Gal. I. 8, 9. St. Paul's proteftation againft feducers 334 
 
 — 6. 37. 
 Chrift 
 
 17 
 27 
 35 
 41 
 47 
 53 
 60 
 68 
 77 
 85 
 93 
 99
 
 1553 
 
 1554 
 
 HORTON, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Rom. 2. 4. Man's abufe of God's goodnefs - 346 
 Rom. 6. 21. Unprofitablenefs of fin - - 355 
 
 Gal. 4. 19. Minifterial travel for the forming of Chrift 
 
 364 
 
 5. 16. Of walking in the fpirit - - 371 
 
 6. 4. Man's duty to prove his own work 383 
 
 6. 16. Of walking according to rule - 397 
 
 1 Their. 5. 3. The peace of the wicked turned to fud- 
 den deftrudtion - - - - - 413 
 
 2 John, 8. The danger of lofing what we have wrought 
 
 418 
 
 2 John, 9. Tranfgreflion of doftrine condemned 425 
 
 Rev. 1. 5. Jefus Chrift the faithful witnels - 434 
 
 , I. 5, 6. Chrift's love to us in walhing us from our 
 
 jid '""s 439 
 
 9- 22. 17. The longing defire ot the Church for the 
 
 coming of Chrift _ _ _ - - 445 
 
 22. 17. Grace freely offered to thirfty fouls 453 
 
 Heb. 2. I. Admonition to an earneft heeding of the 
 things we have heard ... - 460 
 
 Table of matters. 
 
 HORUS APOLLO. See Horapollo. 
 HOSIER, John. 
 
 The mariner's friend, or a treatife on tlie ftars. 
 8°. Lond. 1809 
 
 HOSIUS Cordubensis. 
 
 Flouriihed 355. 
 Epiftola. Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 5. 81 
 
 HOSIUS, Stanislaus, Bifhop of Wormia and 
 
 Cardinal. 
 
 Born at Cracow, in Poland, 1503. Died 1579. 
 De origine haerefium noftri temporis. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lov. 1559 
 HOSKINS, or HOSKYNS, John. 
 
 Born in Herefordfhire. From Winchefter fchool ad- 
 mitted Perpetual Fellow of New College, Oxford, 1601. 
 Became Prebendary of Hereford and minifter of Ledbury. 
 Died 1 63 1. He was an able civilian, as well as an ex- 
 cellent theologian, and much followed for his edifying 
 manner of preaching. 
 Sermons preached at Paul's Croffe and elfewhere. 
 
 4°. Lond. 161 5 
 
 Luke, 12. 48; Ifa. 28. I ; Matt. 11. 19. (2 ferm.) ; 
 I Sam. 2. 25 ; Zech. 5. 4 ; Hof. 8. 12 ; Conclufion 
 of the rehearfall fermon at Paul's Croffe, An. 1614. 
 
 HOSPINIANUS, Rodolphus [Ralph]. 
 
 A learned Swifs writer and zealous Proteftant. Born 
 near Zurich 1547. Studied at Zurich, Marpurg, and Hei- 
 delberg. Became minifter at Zurich 1568. Archdeacon 
 of Caroline Church 1588. Minifter of the Abbey Church 
 1594. Died 1626. His works were defigned chiefly to 
 fhow hiftorically that tradition was againft Popery. His 
 work on the Eucharift was attacked by the Lutherans with 
 great animofity. 
 
 Hiftoria facramentaria : hoc eft libri quinque de 
 Ccenae Dominicae prima inftitutione ; ejufque vero ufu et 
 abufu in Primitiva Ecclefia ; turn de origine, progreffu, 
 ceremoniis et ritibus miffae, tranfubftantiationis et 
 aliorum pene infinitorum errorum, quibus Ccenae prima 
 inftitutio horribiliter in Papatu polluta et profanata eft ; 
 cum refutatione fophifmatum et argumentorum R. 
 Bellarmini et aliorum. Folio. T/j-i^/;', 1 598 
 
 Hiftorije facramentarias pars altera ; de origine 
 et progreffu controverfiae facramentariae de Ccena Domini 
 inter Lutheranos, Ubiquiftas, et Orthodoxos, quos Zuing- 
 lianos feu Calviniftas vocant, 1517-1602. Folio. 
 
 Tiguri, 1602 
 
 Hiftoria Jcfuitica, hoc eft de origine, regulis, 
 conftitutionibus, privilegiis, &c. Ordinis Jefuitarum, 
 I 
 
 HOSPINIANUS, Rodolphus [continued). 
 
 item de eorum dolis, fraudibus, impofturis, &c. Folio. 
 
 Tiguri, 1670 
 
 De feftis Judsorum et Ethnicorum, hoc eft de 
 origine, progreffu, ceremoniis, et ritibus feftorum apud 
 Judaeos, Grscos, Romanos, Turcas, et Indianos. Editio 
 tertia, audla. Gen. 1674 
 
 De feftis Chriftianorum, h. e. de origine, pro- 
 greffu, &c. feftorum dierum apud Chriftianos. Folio. 
 
 Gen. 1674 
 
 De templis, hoc eft de origine, progreffu, ufu, et 
 abufu templorum et rcrum ad templa pertinentium. 
 Editio nova locupletata. Folio. Gen. 1672 
 
 De monachis ; hoc eft, de origine et progreffu 
 monachatus, ac ordinum monafticorum, equitumque 
 militarium tarn facrorum quam fecularium omnium, 
 libri vi. Editio fecunda, emendata, aufta et locupletata, 
 cum integris capitibus tum refponfionibus ad R. Bellar- 
 mini fophifmata, et argumenta, quibus monachatum, 
 ejufque errores et fuperftitiones defendere conatur. Cum 
 triplice indice. Folio. 'T'gwh 1^09 
 
 HOSPITAL, A, is a religious inftitution. Re- 
 marks upon the true charafter of works of 
 mercy as fet forth in Holy Scripture. By a 
 Clergyman of the Archdeaconry of Dorfet. 
 Pp. 26. 8°. Dorchefier, 1840 
 
 HOSTUS, Matthew. 
 
 A German antiquary. Born 1509; died 1587. 
 Inquifitio in fabricam areas Noah. 
 
 Crit. Sac. I. pars 2 
 In monomachiam Davidis Goliathi. lb. 2 
 
 De fex hydriarum capacitate. lb. 6 
 
 HOTOMAN, or HOTMAN, Francis. 
 
 A learned civilian of Lutheran principles. Born at 
 Paris 1524. Studied the civil law at Orleans. Became 
 Profeffor of Civil Law at Stralburg, and afterwards at 
 Bourges. Died 1590. 
 
 Franco-Gallia ; or, an account of the ancient 
 free ftate of France, and moft other parts of 
 Europe before the lofs of their liberties. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 72 1 
 
 Brutum fulmen Paps Sixti V. adverfus Henricum 
 
 fereniff. regem Navarrje et illuft. Henricum 
 
 Borboniura principem Condsum. Una cum 
 
 proteftatione multiplicis nuUitatis. [Anon.] 
 
 8°. Ro7nie, 1585 
 
 Opufcules Fran9ois des Hotmans [Fran9ois, An- 
 
 thoine, et Jean.] 8°. Par. \6\6 
 
 Sur I'etude des loix. La loy Salique. L'ambaffadeur. 
 
 De la providence. Du progres de Tame raiibnnable, 
 
 &c. 
 
 HOTTINGER, John Henry, D.D. 
 
 Born at Zurich 1620. Studied in various countries. 
 Profeffor of Ecdefiaftical Hiftory at Zurich 1642, and of 
 Catechetical Divinity and Oriental languages 1 643. Drowned 
 by a boat upfetting 1667. He was a very learned writer, 
 and famous for his Ikill in the Oriental languages ; he is 
 accufed of want of accuracy. 
 
 Exercitationes anti-Morinianae de Pentateucho 
 Samaritano. 4°. Tiguri, 1644* 
 
 Thefaurus philologicus, feu clavis Scripturae ; qua 
 quicquid fere Orientalium, Hebraeorum maxime, et 
 Arabum, habent monumcnta de religione, ejufque variis 
 fpeciebus, Judaifmo, Samaritifmo, Chriftianifmo, Mu- 
 hammedifmo, Gentilifmo ; de theologia et theologis, 
 variis bibliorum exemplaribus ; fontium Hebraeorum 
 integritatej Scripturae accedentibus partibus, diftindion-
 
 '555 
 
 1556 
 
 HOTTINGER, John Henry, D.D. {continued). 
 
 ibus, fenfu, commentariis. De Targumim feu para- 
 phralibus Chaldaicis, Syriacis, Arabicis, Ferficis, Sama- 
 ritanis, Graecis et Latinis, de Mafora et Kabbala, &c. Sec. 
 4°. _ _ _ Tig'^rl, 1649 
 
 Promptuarium : five, bibliotheca Orientalis, exhi- 
 bens catalogum authorum, &c. 4°. Heid.16^% 
 
 Grammatica Chaldso-Syriaca. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Tig. 1652 
 
 Hiftorias creationis examen theologico-philolo- 
 gicum, ita inftitutum ; ut opera fex dierum, 
 ex primo Genefeos capite, ftriftim enarrentur, 
 fingulas pene voces, obfcuriores cum primis, et 
 emphaticae quaeftionibus 164 elucidentur, et 
 ad varies ufus accommodentur. 4°. Heid.i6^g 
 
 De ufu linguarum Orientalium in rebus facris. 
 Smegma Orientale. 4°. Heid. 1658 
 
 Jus Hebrasorum. Ugolinus, 3. 913 
 
 DilTertatio de geographia terrae Chanaan. 
 
 Ibid. 6. 1 1 1 1 
 
 Cippi Hebraici. Ibid. 33. 1033 
 
 HOTTINGER, J. C. 
 
 De decimis Hebrasorum. Ibid, 20. 275 
 
 HOTTINGER, H. 
 
 DifTertatio de variis Orientalium infcriptionibus. 
 
 Ibid. 28. 1309 
 
 Diflertatio de nummis Orientalium. lb. 28. 1323 
 
 HOUBIGANT, Charles Francis. 
 
 Born at Paris 1686; died 1783. A member of the 
 Oratorian community, and diftinguifhed as a biblical critic. 
 In England, Lowth, Kennicott, and others have acknow- 
 ledged Houbigant's extenfive learning. He tranflated 
 Bi/hop Sherlock's Sermons, and Leflie's Method with the 
 Deifts, into French. 
 Biblia Hebraica, cum notis criticis et verllone 
 
 Latina ad notas criticas fadla. 4 vol. Folio. 
 
 Par. 17 S3* 
 
 A fplendid and valuable critical edition of the Bible, 
 often referred to by Kennicott, Lowth, Horfley, and 
 others. 
 
 Prolegomena in Scripturam facram. 4°. 
 
 Par. 1746 
 Notas critics in univerfos Veteris Teftamenti 
 libros, cum Hebraice, tum Grasce, fcriptos, 
 cum integris ejufdem prolegomenis ad exem- 
 plar Parifienfe denuo recufe. 2 vol. 4°. 
 
 Franc. 1777 
 This publication contains the mod valuable part of 
 Houbigant's Biblia Hebraica. 
 
 Racines Hebrai'ques fans points-voyelles, ou dic- 
 tionnaire Hebraique par Racines. [Anonym.] 
 8". Par. 1732 
 
 HOUGH, James, M.A., F.C.P.S. 
 
 Perpetual Curate of Ham. Formerly Chaplain to the 
 Eaft India Company at Madras. 
 
 A reply to the letters of the Abbe Dubois, on 
 
 the Hate of Chriftianity in India. 8°. L. 1824 
 
 The hiftory of Chriftianity in India, from the 
 
 commencement of the Chriftian era. 4 vol. 
 
 8°. ZoW. 1839-45 
 
 Vol.1. Introduction of Chriftianity into India. Nefto- 
 
 rianifm. Mahomedanifm. Xavier. Inquifition at 
 
 Goa. Syrian Church of Malabar. Menezes arch- 
 
 bi/hop of Goa. Jews in Malabar, &c. 
 
 HOUGH, James, M.A., F.C.P.S. (continued). 
 Vol. 2. 1839. 
 
 Synod of Diamper, with its adts and decrees. 
 
 Menezes. Hiftory of the Madura miflion. Mis- 
 fion to the Mogul empire. Continuation of the 
 hiftory of the Church of Malabar. Eftablifhment of 
 the Britifli empire in India. Romifh miflions at 
 Pondicherry. 
 
 Vol. 3. 1845. Hindoo mythology and cuftoms. Dutch 
 miflions in the Eaft, 1 706-1 806. Moravian miflions 
 in the Eaft. Englifh miflions at Madras, 1727-1806. 
 Cuddaloremiflion, 1737-1806. Trichinopoly miflTion, 
 1777-1806. Tanjore miflion, 1777-1806. Palam- 
 cottah miflion, 1785-1806.. 
 
 Vol. 4. 1845. 
 
 Englifh miflions in Bengal, 1758— 1806. Baptift mis- 
 fion in Bengal, 1793-1806 and 1806-16. Reform- 
 ation at Madras. Tranquebar, Madras, Tanjore, 
 Trichinopoly, and Palmacottah miflions, 1807-1 8 16. 
 London Miflionary Society in India, 1804—16. Church 
 Miflionary Society in India, 1807-16. American 
 miflion, 1813-16. London, Baptift, and Wefleyan 
 miflion in Ceylon. Armenians and Greeks. 
 
 Tranflation of the Syrian liturgy and fervices. 
 
 HOUGH, John, D.D. 
 
 Prefident of St. Mary Magdalen Coll. Oxford, in the 
 reign of James II., and fucceflively Biftiop of Oxford, 
 Lichfield and Coventry, and Worcefter. Memorable for 
 his firm and patriotic ftand againft the tyranny of James II. 
 Born in Middlefex 1651 ; died 1743. 
 Sermons and charges. With an appendix. To 
 
 which is prefixed a memoir of his life, by 
 
 William Ruffell, B.D., Fell, of Magd. Coll. 
 
 8°. Oxf. 1821 
 
 Memoir of Dr. John Hough - - v-xlvi 
 
 Four charges ------ i 
 
 John, 18. 36. Chrift's kingdom - - - 91 
 
 Eph. 5. 6. Lent after the revolution, 1689. God's 
 
 judgments - - - - - 117 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 19. The refurreftion of the body. Lent 142 
 Luke, 8. 7. Worldly cares. Lent - - 169 
 Mark, 3. 24. Jan. 30th - - - - 197 
 Luke, 12. 15. Abundance of riches - - 221 
 Mark, 19. 20. Spiritual vanity - - 245 
 James, 3. 17. Spiritual wifdom - - - 267 
 Luke, 15. 20. Repentance . . - 287 
 Appendix, containing a fcheme of the Arminian, Cal- 
 
 viniftic, and intermediate dodlrines refpefting God's 
 decrees and human falvation ; with obfervations on 
 each fyftem - - - - - -311 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 127. I. [Fall.] 4°. Loni^. 1 701 
 Sermon, Col. 3. i. [Spital.] 4°. Lond. 1702 
 Sermon, Rom. 2. 28, 29. [Reformation of 
 Manners.] 4°. Lond. 1705 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 31. 23. [Thankf] 8°. Lond. 1709 
 HOUGH, Nathaniel, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of Jefus College, Cambridge, and Redtor of St. 
 
 George's, Southwark. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 124. 2, 3. [Nov. 5.] S°. 
 
 Lond. 1706 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 49. 23. [Acceffion.] 8°. Z. 1713 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 58. 6. [Jan. 30.] 8°. Lond. 1724 
 
 HOUGHTON, Pendlebury. 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Lond. 1790 
 
 Pfa. 16. 8. The omniprefence of God - - i 
 
 Afts, 10. I, 2. Family devotion - - 21 
 
 Matt. 22. 39. Benevolence - - " 39 
 
 Judges, 11. 39, 40. The hiftory of Jephthah's vow 
 illuftrated and improved . . - 57 
 
 2 Tim. 3.4. Pleafure - - - - 87
 
 '557 
 
 1558 
 
 HOUGHTON, Pendlebury [continued). 
 
 Ifa. 45. 7. The exiftence of evil. (2 ferm.) 109 
 
 1 Cor. 9. 25. Temperance - - - - 147 
 John, 7. 17. The mutual influence of Chriftian faith 
 
 and moral virtue - - - - 169 
 
 Matt. 23. 36. Our Saviour's prophecy of the deftrudlion 
 of Jerufalem - - - - - "I9S 
 
 Pfa. 103. 15. Young perfons reminded of their mor- 
 tality -.-... 2-^j 
 John, 17. 24. The renewal of virtuous friendfhip in a 
 future ftate - - - - - - '^SZ 
 
 John, 21. 20. The charadler of the Apoftle John 287 
 Rom. 6. 16. Habit . _ - - . 307 
 
 John, 17. 17, The progreffion of truth and virtue 327 
 
 HOUGHTON, W. 
 
 An examination of Calvinifm, and efpecially of 
 
 its prefent modified forms, by the teft of Holy Scripture 
 and the unanimous teaching of the Church. Together 
 with a view of the rife of the predeftinarian dodtrines. 
 Second edition, revifed and greatly enlarged. 12°. 
 
 Land. 1849 
 
 HOUSE OF MOURNING, The ; furniflied with 
 directions for, preparations to, meditations of, 
 confolations at tlie liour of deatli. Delivered 
 in fifty-three fermons preached at the funerals 
 of divers faithful fervants of Chrift. By 
 David Featly, Martin Day, John Preflon, 
 R. Houldfworth, Richard Sibbs, Thomas 
 Taylor, Thomas Fuller, and other reverend 
 divines. Newly correfted and amended with 
 feveral additions. Folio. Land. 1660 
 
 The former edition only contains forty- jev en jcr mom, 
 
 Luke, 16. 2. The fteward's fummons - - i 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 2. The praife of mourning - 17 
 
 Heb. 2. 14, 15. Deliverance from the king of fears 33 
 
 James, 1.4. The perfedtion of patience - 47 
 
 2 Sam. 12.22,23. The reftraint of exorbitant paflion ; 
 or, grounds againft: unfeafonable mourning - 61 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 56. The fting of death - - 73 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 16. The deftrudtion of the deftroyer 8 1 
 
 Ifa. 57. I. The world's lofs - - - 91 
 
 Rev. 14. 13. The good man's epitaph - - 107 
 
 Rom. 14. 7, 8. The Chriftian's center, or how to live 
 
 to God - 117 
 
 1 Cor. 7. 29, 30. The improvement of time - 129 
 1 Their. 5. 3. Security furprifed - - 143 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 26. The Chriftian's vidtory - - 159 
 Ecclel. 12. 14. The great tribunal . - - 171 
 Ifa. 26. 8, 9. The trial of fincerity - - 181 
 Phil. 3. 20, 21. The expedlation of Chrift's coming a 
 
 motive to a holy converfation . . _ j^j 
 
 John, 8. 51. Chrift's precept and promife, or fecurity 
 
 againft death ----- 211 
 
 Eccies. II. 9. The young man's liberty and limits, or 
 
 God's judgment on man's carriage - - 223 
 
 Gen. 23. 4. Abraham's purchafe, or a pofTeflion for a 
 
 burial - - - - - - 233 
 
 Pfa. 116. 15. God's efteem of the death of his faints 
 
 243 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 2. The defire of the faints after immortal 
 glory - - - - - - - 251 
 
 Matt. 16. 26. The carelefs merchant, or the woful lofs 
 oi the precious foul - - . . 265 
 
 Rev. 22. 12. Chrift, his fecond Advent; or the ap- 
 proach of the God of recompenfes - - 253 
 
 Titus, 2. 13. The faints longing for the great Epiphany 
 
 263 
 
 James, 4. 14. Life's apparition and man's diflblution 291 
 
 Rom. 13. II. Saint Paul's trumpet, or an alarm for 
 fleepy Chriftians ----- 303 
 
 Gen. 15. I. The righteous man's refting-place 313 
 
 James, 2. 12. The righteous Judge - - 323 
 
 HOUSE of Mourning (continued). 
 
 Rom. 6. 23. Sin's ftipend and God's munificence 335 
 Heb. 12. 10. The profit of afflidtions - - 343 
 
 John, 14. 1-3. Spiritual heart's eafe - 355 
 
 Heb. II. 17. Faith's triumph over the greateft trials 367 
 1 Pet. 3. 7. The privilege of the faithful - 377 
 
 Luke, 2. 29. Peace in death . . - 387 
 
 John, II. 25, 26. The vital fountain - 399 
 
 Gen. 35. 19. Death in birth; or the fruit of Eve's 
 
 tranfgreflion - - - - - - 41 I 
 
 Rom. 6. II. The death of fin and life of grace 419 
 I Cor. 15. 19. Hope's anchor-hold - - 433 
 
 Gal. 6. 10. The platform of chanty - - 445 
 
 Job, 14. 14. Death prevented, or mortality changed 463 
 Ecclef. 12. 5. Iter noviifimum ; or man, his laft pro- 
 
 grefs. Funeral of Sir Thomas Thinne - 473 
 
 Gen. 15. 15. Tempus putationis; or the ripe almond 
 
 gathered. Funeral of Earl of Exeter - 485 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 55. lo Paean, or Chrift's triumph over death 
 
 493 
 
 Hof. 13. 14. Fato fatum, or the king of fears frighted 
 
 and vanqui/hed - . - - - 501 
 
 Apoc. 14. 13. Vox Cceli, or the dead's herald 509 
 
 Apoc. 14. 13. Vidtoris Brabasum, or the conqueror's 
 
 prize . - - - - - -517 
 
 Rev. 22. 20. Faith's echo, or the foul's men 517 
 
 Gen. 3. 19. Death's prerogative - - 539 
 
 Gen. 50. 10. The patriarchal funeral - - 549 
 Pfa. 90. 12. The true accountant - - 559 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 15. The juft man's funeral - - 575 
 
 Adls, 13. 36. The righteous man's fervice to his gene- 
 ration ...--- 587 
 
 2 Tim. 4. 7, 8. The crown of righteoufnefs - 597 
 
 HOUTTEVILLE, Claude Francis. 
 
 A native of Paris, and member of the congregation of 
 
 the Oratory. Died 1742. 
 
 La religion Chretienne prouvee par les faits. 
 Nouvelle edition. 4 vol, 12°. Par. 17 ^g 
 
 A critical and hiftorical difcourfe upon the me- 
 thod of the principal authors who wrote for 
 and againft Chriftianity from its beginning. 
 Tranllated. To which is added, a diflertation 
 on the life of Apollonius Tyansus, and fome 
 obfervation on the Platonifts of the latter 
 fchool. 8°. Land. 1739 
 
 HOW, James, A.M. 
 
 A difcourfe on the nature of prayer. 8°. 
 
 G/a/g. 1749 
 
 HOWAED, the Hon. Henry E. J., Dean of 
 Lichfield. 
 
 Scripture hiftory in familiar leflures. 2 vol. 
 12°. Lend. 1840-41 
 
 Vol. I. Old Teftament. 
 Vol. 2. New Teftament. 
 
 HOWARD, John Eliot. 
 
 Eight leftures on the fcriptural truths moft op- 
 pofed by Pufeyifm. 24°. Z^W. 1845 
 
 HOWARD, John. 
 
 The philanthropift and reformer of prifons. Born at 
 Hackney 1726. Died 1790. 
 
 John Howard and the prifon-world of Europe. 
 From original and authentic documents. By 
 Hepworth Dixon. Second edition. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1850 
 
 The life of John Howard, with comments on 
 
 his character and philanthropic labours. By 
 
 the Rev. J. Field, M.A. 8°. Lo/id. 1850
 
 '559 
 
 1560 
 
 Luke, 15. 32 
 
 I 
 
 Matt. 18. 35 - 
 
 18 
 
 I Chron. 28. 9 
 
 43 
 
 Heb. 12. I 
 
 68 
 
 Pfa. 107. 23, 24 - 
 
 99 
 
 John, 5. 14 
 
 122 
 
 I Cor. 13. 5 - 
 
 150 
 
 Sermon, Adls, 22. 28. 
 
 HOWARD, John [continued). 
 
 An account of the principal lazarettos in Europe. 
 8°. Warrington, 1789 
 
 The ftate of the prifons in England and Wales, 
 with preliminary obfervations and an account 
 of fome foreign prifons. Third edition, with 
 an appendix. 4°. Warrington, 1784* 
 
 HOWARD, Leonard, D.D. 
 
 Reftor of St. George's, South wark. 
 
 Sermons on feveral occafions. 8°. Land. 1742 
 Matt. 12. 41. Sun. bef. 
 
 Alh Wed. - 170 
 
 Pfa. 112. 6 - - 191 
 
 Job, 3. 17-19 - 216 
 
 Rev. 20. 6. Eafter 238 
 
 John, 5. 35. Ordin. 268 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 15 - - 286 
 
 The advantages of a free 
 people, and ill confequences of licentioufnefs 
 confidered. [Afhze.] 4°. Lond. 1745 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 32. 3-7. The religious and 
 politick prudence of Hezekiah when invaded 
 by the AlTyrians, confidered, and recommended 
 in the prefent juncture. 4°. Lond, 1759 
 
 A new companion for the feflivals and falls of 
 the Church of England ; with devotions proper 
 to each folemnity. By a Layman. Revifed 
 and correded. 8°. Lond. 1761 
 
 HOWARD, Sir Robert. 
 
 A writer of fome abilities and learning. Born 1626. 
 Educated at Magdalen College, Cambridge. Auditor of 
 the Exchequer in the reign of Charles II. Died 1698. 
 The hiftory of religion. [Anon.] Lond. 1694 
 A twofold vindication of the Archbilhop of 
 Canterbury and the author of the Hiftory of 
 Religion againft Atterbury, &c. Lond. 1696 
 In I vol. 8°. 
 HOWARD, Robert. 
 
 Bifhop of Killala 1726. Tranflated to Elphin 1729. 
 Died about 1740. 
 Sermon, Gen. 3. 19. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. 
 
 in Ireland.] 4°. Dubl. 1738 
 
 HOWARTH, Henry, B.D. 
 
 Redior of St. George's, Hanover Square, London. 
 
 The abiding obligation of the moral laws of 
 Mofes, ftated and enforced in four fermons. 
 [On Exod. 20. 1 ; Matt. 19. 17 ; Exod. 20. 
 8 ; and Gen. 2. 3.] Preached before the 
 Univerfity of Cambridge. 8°. Camb. 1833 
 
 The truth and obligation of revealed religion, 
 confidered with reference to prevailing opi- 
 nions. Eight difcourfes preached at the Lec- 
 ture founded by the Rev. John Hulfe, M.A. 
 8°. Camb. 1836 
 
 1 John, 4. I. On the charafter of unbelievers I 
 John, 3. 18. On the general evidence for revealed reli- 
 gion .-..--.20 
 
 John, 20. 29. On the miracles of Scripture - 42 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16. On the infpiration of Scripture - 61 
 Ifa. 8. 20. On the reverence due to the authority of 
 
 Scripture ..--.- 79 
 
 Hcb. 11.6. On the importance of Chriftian faith 95 
 
 Jude, 3. On the duty of contending for the faith 1 16 
 
 Lam. I. 12. On the atonement - - - 'SS 
 
 HOWARTH, Henry, B.D. {conUmed). 
 
 Jefus of Nazareth, the Chrift of God. Eight 
 
 difcourfes at the Lefture founded by the Rev. 
 
 John Hulfe, M.A. 8°. C^W/J. 1837 
 
 Rev. 19. 10 (1)5 John, 5. 39 (29) ; i Cor. i. 22, 23 
 
 (55) J I'a- 53- 10 (79) ; John, 5. 46 (103) ; Matt. 
 
 24. 14(124) ; John, 5. 36 (146) ; Rev. 19. 10 (166). 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 37. 23-25. [Sons of the Clergy.] 
 
 With an appendix. 8°. Lond. 1847 
 
 HOWE, Charles, Efq. 
 
 Born in Gloucefter 1661. Died at the age of eighty- 
 four. A gentleman of good fortune and of a confiderable 
 family, of an exemplary lite and cheerful converfation. His 
 Meditations have been highly commended by Dr. Young 
 and other eminent men. 
 
 Devout meditations ; or, a colleftion of thoughts 
 upon religious and philofophical fubjedls. Se- 
 cond edition. Edin. 1752 
 Reprinted in London in 1824. 
 
 HOWE, John, M.A. 
 
 A learned Nonconformift divine. Born at Loughborough 
 1630. Educated at Chrift College, Cambridge. Became 
 Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford. Soon after 1652 
 he became minifter of Great Torrington, Devon/hire. 
 Chaplain to Cromwell 1654. Ejefted 1662. Chofen mi- 
 nifter of a Diffenting congregation in London 1675. Died 
 1705. He was a man of diftinguirtied piety and virtue, 
 of eminent intelledlual endowments, and of extenfive learn- 
 ing. The late Robert Hall faid that he had learned more 
 from John Howe than from any other author he had ever 
 read, and that there is an aftonifhing magnificence in his 
 conceptions. The works which he publiflied in his life- 
 time were collefted in 2 vol. folio, 1724, and republiftied 
 in 3 vol. 8°. 1848. The moft complete edition is that of 
 1822, the laft four volumes of which are pofthumous and 
 additional. Reprinted in 1 vol. imp. 8°. 1838. 
 Whole works : with a memoir of the author. 
 Edited by the Rev. John Hunt, of Chichefter. 
 8 vol. 8°. Lond. 1822 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Editor's preface -...-- v-viii 
 
 Memoir - i-lxxix 
 
 A difcourfe concerning the Redeemer's dominion over 
 the invifible world, and the entrance thereunto by 
 death. Some part whereof was preached on occafion 
 of the death of John Houghton, Efq. On Rev. 
 
 I. 18 I 
 
 The living temple, or a defigned improvement of that 
 notion, that a good man is the temple of God. 
 Part I. Concerning God's exiftence, and his conver- 
 fablenefs with man. Againft atheifm, or the Epi- 
 curean deifm . . . - - 77 
 [This firft part was republi/hed, with an Effay by Dr. 
 Chalmers, 12°.] 
 
 Part 2. Animadverfions on Spinofa and a French 
 writer pretending to confute him, with a recapi- 
 tulation of the former part, and an account of the 
 deftitution and reftitution of God's temple among 
 men ------- 257 
 
 Self-dedication, difcourfed in the anniverfary thanks- 
 giving of a perfon of honour for God's deliverance. 
 Rom. 12. I . . - . . 459 
 
 Two fermons on thofe words, Rom. 6. 13, "Yield 
 yourfelves to God " - - - - - 497 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 A treatife of delighting in God, from Pfa. 37. 4 i 
 
 [8°. Lond. 1674.] 
 Of charity in reference to other men's fins. I Cor. 13. 6 
 
 209 
 [8°. Lond. 1681.] 
 The reconcileablenefs of God's prefcience of the fins of
 
 I56I 
 
 1562 
 
 HOWE, John, M.A. {continued). 
 
 men, with the wifdom and fincerity of his counfels, 
 exhortations, and whatfoever means he ufes to pre- 
 vent them ; in a letter to the Hon. Robert Boyle, 
 with a poftlcript in defence of the faid letter 235 
 
 Of thoughtfulnels for the morrow : with an appendix 
 concerning the immoderate defire of foreknowing 
 things to come. Matt. 6. 34 - - - 299 
 
 [8^ Land. 1681.] 
 
 Man's creation in a holy but mutable ftate. Ecclef. 7. 29 
 
 371 
 
 A two-fold difcourfe : firft, of man's enmity againft God ; 
 fecondly, of reconciliation between God and man. 
 Col. I. 21 ----- - 385 
 
 The right ufe of that argument in prayer, from the 
 name of God ; on behalf of a people that profefs it. 
 Jer. 14. 21 ----- - 445 
 
 [8°. Lend. 1682. Ff. 3, Pp. 56.] 
 
 A fermon dire£ling what we are to do after a ftridl in- 
 quiry whether or no we truly love God. John, 5. 42 
 
 481 
 
 A fermon on the Thankfgiving day, Dec. 2. 1679. 
 Peace God's bleffing. Pfa. 29. 11 - - 493 
 
 A fermon for the reformation of manners. Duty of civil 
 magiftrates. Rom. 13. 4- - - - 517 
 Vol, 3. 
 
 The bleflednefs of the righteous opened. Pfa. 17. 15 i 
 
 The vanity of this mortal life ; or of man confidered 
 only in his prefent mortal ftate. Pfa. 89. 47, 48 287 
 
 A difcourfe relating to the expedlation of future blefled- 
 nefs. Heb. 10. 36. With an appendix containing 
 fome memorial of Dr. Henry Sampfon, a late noted 
 phyfician --.-,. 347 
 
 Funeral fermons for 
 
 Mr. Richard Fairclough, Matt. 25. 21 - 395 
 
 Mr. Richard Adams, Phil. i. 23 - - 421 
 
 The Rev. Wm. Bates, D.D. John, 11, 16 - 439 
 Mr. Matthew Mead, i Tim. 4. 16 471 
 
 The Rev. Peter Vink. Ads, 5. 20 - - 499 
 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 The Redeemer's tears wept over loft fouls ; a treatife on 
 Luke, 19. 41, 42. With an appendix concerning the 
 blafphemy againft the Holy Ghoft, &c. - i 
 
 [8°. Land. 1684. Republi/hed, with efl~ay, by Dr. Gor- 
 don, 12°.] 
 
 The carnality of religious contention, in two fermons on 
 Gal. 5. 16 - 79 
 
 Col. 2. 2. A. fermon concerning union among Protes- 
 tants - - - - - - -129 
 
 Col. I. 13. A fermon preached on the 5th Nov. 1703. 
 Deliverance from the power of darknefs - 165 
 
 Funeral fermons for 
 
 Mrs. Efther Sampfon. Luke, 13. 16. Satan's malice 
 in inflidling, and Chrift's compaflion in curing 
 
 difeafes 186 
 
 Queen Mary. Heb. 12. 23. Heaven a ftate of per 
 
 feftion 215 
 
 Mrs. Margaret Baxter. The Chriftian's defire of being 
 abfent from the body and prefent with the Lord. 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8 247 
 
 Mrs. Judith Hammond. I Cor. 15. 54. The Chris- 
 tian's triumph over death - - . 277 
 
 A calm and fober inquiry concerning the poflibility of a 
 Trinity in the Godhead ; with a letter to a friend and 
 a view of the late confiderations, about the Trinity299 
 
 A letter concerning Dr. Stillingfleet's fermon. 
 
 On occafional conformity - - * 453 
 
 A fermon on occafion of the death of Mr. John Howe, 
 by John Spademan. 2 Tim. 3. 14 - - 477 
 
 Letters .-..-.- 497 
 
 Fragment on James 5. 15 - - - - 506 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 The office and work of the Holy Spirit, in every age, 
 with reference to particular perfons confidered. Nine- 
 teen fermons on John, 3. 6, and Gal. 5. 25 I 
 
 HOWE, John, M.A. (continued). 
 
 The profperous ftate of the Chriftian intereft, before the 
 end of time, by a plentiful cftufion of the Holy Spirit, 
 confidered in fifteen fermons on Ezek. 39. 29 209 
 The obligations from nature and revelation to family 
 religion and worfliip, reprefented in fix fermons, on 
 Jofh. 24. 15 - - - - - - 373 
 
 The vanity of a formal profeflion of religion, confidered 
 
 in eight fermons on Tit. i. i6 - - - 445 
 
 Vol. 6. 
 
 The love of God and our brother confidered, in feven- 
 
 teen fermons on i John, 4. 20 • - 1 
 
 Thirteen fermons on various fubjefts, — 
 
 Adls, I. 7. Times and feafons referved - 183 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 8. Believers troubled yet not diftrefTed 198 
 
 James, I. 2. Wherein afflidlions are to be accounted 
 
 joyful - - - - - - 210 
 
 I Pet. 5. 10. The improvement of afflidlions defired 
 
 226 
 
 Ifa. 63. 10. The fin and confequence of vexing the 
 
 Holy Spirit ------ 239 
 
 James, i. 22. Obedience to be united with hearing 
 the word ------ 252 
 
 Luke, 18. 1-3. The parable of the unjuft judge 266 
 
 Rom. 5. 5. The influence of hope - - 277 
 
 I Their. 5. 6. Chriftians exhorted not to deep, as do 
 
 others ------ 289 
 
 Dan. 9- 25. Jerufalem rebuilt in troublous times 300 
 
 Pfa. 67. 2, 3. David's prayer that the way of God 
 
 may be known upon earth - - - 313 
 
 John, 24. 20. The fin and danger of forfaking the 
 
 Lord ..-.-- 328 
 
 Pfa. 9. 17. The wicked turned into hell - 345 
 
 The principles of the oracles of God. Part 1 371 
 
 Vol. 7. 
 The principles of the oracles of God. Part i, continued i 
 
 Part z 1 39 
 
 Vol. 8. 
 The principles of the oracles of God. Part 2, continued. 
 2 Cor. 4. 2. On the gofpel recommending itfelf to every 
 man's confcience. (7 ferm.) - - - 39 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3. They to whom the gofpel is hid are loft 
 
 fouls 123 
 
 Rom. 8. 24. On hope. (14 ferm.) - - 194 
 
 James, 2. 23. Friendftiip with God. (10 ferm.) 376 
 I John, 5. 1. On regeneration - - - 484 
 
 Indexes. 
 The Redeemer's tears wept over loft fouls. Two 
 difcourfes of felf-dedication, and on yielding 
 ourfelves to God ; with an introductory effay. 
 By Robert Gordon, D.D. Second edit, i 2°. 
 
 G/afg. 1824 
 Sermons on feveral occafions. 2 vol. 8°. L. 1744 
 Vol. I. The love of God and our brother. (17 ferm.) 
 Vol. 2. The vanity of a formal profeflion, in eight fer- 
 mons and thirteen fermons on various fubjecfls. 
 (Memoirs of the life of.) By Edward Calamy, 
 D.D. 8°. lo^!^- 1724 
 
 (The life and charafter of.) With an analyfis of 
 his writings, by Henry Rogers. 8°. L. 1836 
 HOWE, Obadiah. 
 
 Born in Leicefterfhire. Entered at Magdalen Hall, Ox- 
 ford, 1632, aged fixteen. Reftor of Sdckney during the 
 Rebellion. After the Reftoration became Vicar of Bofton, 
 Lincolnlhire. Died 1682. He was a man of good learning. 
 The Univerfalift examined and convided, defti- 
 tute of plaine fayings of Scripture ; or, evi- 
 dence of reafon, in anfwer to a treatife entitled 
 the Univerfality of God's Free Grace in Chrift 
 to mankind. 4°. Loftci. 1648
 
 1563 
 
 1564 
 
 HOWE, Scroop, Lord Vifcount. 
 
 A pattern for governours : exemplifyed in the 
 charadler of Scroop, late Lord Vifcount Howe, 
 Baron of Clonawly, and Governour of Barba- 
 does. Pp. 18. 4°. Lond. 1735 
 
 HOWELL, James, B.A. 
 
 A voluminous author, of ready wit and exuberant fancy. 
 
 Born about 1594. Entered of Jefus College, Oxford, 1610. 
 
 Chofen Fellow 1623. Travelled abroad and was appointed 
 
 at different times to feveral public employments. Died 
 
 1666. 
 
 St. Paul's late progrefs upon earth, about a di- 
 vorce 'twixt Chrift and the Church of Rome, 
 by reafon of her diflblutenefs and exceffes ; a 
 frefh fancy full of various ftrains, rendered out 
 of Italian into Englifh. [Anonymous.] Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1644 
 
 Luftra Ludovici, or the life of the late viftorious 
 King of France, Lewis XIIL and of his Car- 
 dinal de Richelieu. Folio. Lond. 1646 
 
 Epiftolas Ho-Elian^ : Familiar letters, domeftic 
 and foreign, divided into four books ; partly 
 hiftorical, political, philofophical : upon emer- 
 gent occafions. Tenth edition, very much cor- 
 reded. 8°. Lond. 1737 
 
 The beft and moft complete edition of thefe Letters, which 
 
 contain much of the hiftory of the author's time, with 
 
 many pleafing ftories. 
 
 Twelve feveral treatifes of the late revolutions in 
 thele three kingdoms, deducing the caufes 
 thereof from their originals. 8°. Lond. 1661 
 
 HOWELL, Laurence, A.M. 
 
 A learned Nonjuror. Educated at Jefus College, Cam- 
 bridge, where he took his degree of B.A. 1684, and that 
 of M.A. 1688. Ordained by the nonjuring bifhop. Dr. 
 Hickes, 1712. Imprifoned 1717 for writing a pamphlet 
 entitled. The Cafe of Schifm in the Church of England 
 truly ftated. Died in Newgate 1720. 
 
 A view of the pontificate from its fuppofed be- 
 ginning to the end of the Council of Trent, 
 A.D. 1563, in which the corruptions of the 
 Scriptures and facred antiquity, forgeries in 
 the councils, &c., are fet in a true light. Se- 
 cond edition. 8°. Lond. lyiS 
 
 Defiderius ; or, the original pilgrim : a divine 
 dialogue, fhewing the moft compendious way 
 to arrive at the love of God, rendered into 
 Englifh. 12°. Lond. 1717 
 
 The original of Bp. Patrick's Parable of the Pilgrim, 
 
 and other fimilar works. Firft written in Spanilh. 
 
 A complete hiftory of the Holy Bible, with the 
 life of our blefled Saviour and his apoftles. 
 With confiderable additions by the Rev. Geo. 
 Burder. 3 vol. 8°. Lond. 1806 
 
 Certain queries propofed by Roman Catholicks, 
 and anfwered by Dr. Walter Raleigh, Dean of Wells, 
 and Chaplain in Ordinary to the Royal Martyr, King 
 Charles I. With a prefatory account of the author. Pp. 
 XV. F. I. Pp. 55. (()ueries [xiv.] of Dr. Walter Ra- 
 leigh's fent in return of the former, but never anfwered. 
 Ff. 2. 8°. Lond. 17 19 
 
 HOWELS, William. 
 
 Minifter of Long Acre Epifcopal Chapel. 
 Eleven fermons on the Lord's Prayer; and a 
 fermon on fpiritual worlhip. 8°. Lond. 1835 
 
 HOWELS, William {continued). 
 
 Sermons, with memoir by Bowdler. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lond:^' 
 
 Other works: Remains, with Extracts, by Moore, 12'^. 
 
 Fifty-two Sermons, from notes by H. H. White, 8°. 
 
 Twenty Sermons, 12°. 
 
 Report of two funeral fermons for ; by the Rev. 
 Henry Melvill, A.M., Heb. 2. 10, and the Hon. and 
 Rev. Baptift Noel, A.M., Heb. 13. 7, 8. To which is 
 added, Subftance of a fermon, Pfa. 87. 7, by the late 
 Rev. W. Howels. 8='. LoW. 1832 
 
 HOWES, John, Reftor of Abingdon, near North- 
 ampton. 
 
 Sermon, 2 Chron. 19. 5, 6. [Affize.] Wherein 
 is aflerted, The excellency of religion, againft the atheift. 
 The dignity of regal government, againft the Indepen- 
 dent. The fupremacy of his Majefty in caufes ecclefias- 
 tical, againft the Prelbyterian. The nece/Tity of judges, 
 law, and magiftrates, againft the Anabaptifts. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 16 JO 
 
 HOWISON, William. 
 
 A grammar of infinite forms, or the mathematical 
 elements of ancient philofophy and mythology. 
 12°. Edin. 1823 
 
 HOWITT, E. 
 
 Letters during a tour through the United States, 
 illuftrative of the charafter of the native In- 
 dians, and of their defcent from the loft Ten 
 Tribes of Ifrael. 12°. Notting. circa \%zo 
 
 HOWITT, William. 
 
 Colonization and Chriftianity : a popular hiftory 
 of the treatment of the natives by the Europeans 
 in all their colonies. Large 12°. Lond. 1838 
 
 HOWLETT, John, A.B. 
 
 An examination of Dr. Price's Eflay on the 
 Population of England and Wales j and the dodlrine of 
 an increafed population in this kingdom, eftabliftied by 
 fadls. To which is added an appendix. 8°. 
 
 Maidftone, n.d. [1781] 
 
 HOWLETT, Rev. John Henry, M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Hollington, Eflex. 
 
 Inftrudlions in reading the Liturgy of the united 
 Church of England and Ireland. With an 
 appendix on pronunciation, and a feledlion of 
 Scripture proper names moft liable to be va- 
 rioufly pronounced. 8°. Lond. 1826 
 
 HOWLEY, William, D.D., Bifliop of London. 
 
 Born at Ropley, Hampfhire, 1765. Educated at Win- 
 chefter School. Proceeded as a fcholar to New College, 
 Oxford, 1783. Eleded Fellow 1785. Canon of Chrift 
 Church 1804. Regius Profeffor of Divinity I S09. Bifhop 
 of London iS 1 3, Archbiftiop of Canterbury 1828. Died 
 1848. 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 54. 13. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 8°. Lond. 1 814 
 
 This was preached before the crowned heads. It is con- 
 
 fidered to be the beft fermon in the Englifti language. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 20. 7, 8. [Thankfgiving, when 
 the eagles taken at Waterloo were depofited in 
 the Chapel Royal, Whitehall] 4°. L. 1816 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocefe 
 of London, at the vifitation in 1 81 8. 8 . 
 
 Lond. 1 81 8 
 
 A charge delivered to the clergy of the diocefe 
 of London, in July 1826. 4°. Lond. 1^26
 
 1565 
 
 1566 
 
 HOWORTH, William, M.A. 
 
 Redor of Whitton-cum-Thurlfton, in Suffolk ; and 
 Curate of March, in the Ifle of Ely. 
 Sermons dodlrinal and praflical ; to which is 
 
 added. An affize fermon. 12°. Lond. 1839 
 
 I John, 5. 7. The Trinity - - - - i 
 
 Ifa. 44. 22. The atonement . - - ly 
 
 Rom. 8. 14. The influence of the Spirit - 32 
 
 I Cor. 12. 13. Baptifm - . - . 49 
 
 1 Cor. 5. 7, 8 Thie Lord's fupper - - - 72 
 Luke, 15. 10. Repentance - - - 94 
 Rom. 9. 20, 21. Eleftion and reprobation - 112 
 Eph. 2. 8, 9. Salvation by grace - - 131 
 Pfa. 145. 18, 19. Prayer ... - 147 
 James, 5. 14. The vifitation of the fick - 164 
 
 2 Tim. 3. 16, 17. The neceflity of frequently reading 
 the Holy Scriptures - - - - - 177 
 
 Gen. 22. 3. Abraham's obedience to the divine com- 
 mand a pattern for us to imitate - - 192 
 John, 13. 34. Chriftian love and charity - 209 
 Rom. 13. I. Affize fermon - - - 225 
 
 HOWSON, John Saul, M.A. 
 
 Principal of the Liverpool Collegiate Inftitution. 
 
 Both in the Old and New Teftaments eternal 
 life is offered to mankind through Jefus Chrift 
 only. An effay which obtained the Norrifian 
 Prize for the year 1 841. 8°. Camb. 1842 
 
 Good and bad habits. Three fermons [on Ifa. 
 I. 17 ; Job, 20. 1 1 ; and i Sam. 2. 25.] 18°. 
 
 Lond. 1 846 
 
 Sunday evening. Twelve fhort fermons for family 
 reading. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Matt. 18.20. The prefence of Chrift - - i 
 
 Matt. 14. 23. Inward and outward life - 13 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 3-8. The threefold warning - - 23 
 
 Luke, 2. 49. Our Father's bufinefs - - 37 
 
 Gen. 4. 9. Spiritual murder - - - 51 
 
 Matt. 5. 41. The duty of amiability - - 67 
 
 Aifls, 4. 13, 14. Honefty and candour - - 81 
 
 Adls, II. 17, 18. St. Peter and Cornelius - 95 
 
 Luke, II. 5-9. The midnight traveller - - 109 
 
 John, I. 40-42. St. Andrew - - . 123 
 
 John, II. 23-26. The grave of Lazarus - - 135 
 I Cor. 15. 52. The refurredlion of the body 149 
 
 The hiftory of the Mediterranean : a lefture read 
 at the Collegiate Inftitution, Liverpool, Aug. 
 1849. Pp- 47- Royal 12°. Lond. 1849 
 
 Life and Epiilles of St. Paul. See Conybeare, 
 
 The narrative, archaeological, and geographical part of 
 this very important work is written by Mr. Howlon. 
 
 HOWSON, Robert. 
 
 Reftor of Stanford Deanly, Berks, and Le<Surer of St. 
 
 Nicholas Cole-Abby, London. 
 
 Sermon, John, 13. 34, preached on Jan. i, 
 1698, in the parifh church of St. Nicolas 
 Cole-Abby. Being a new year's gift to the 
 fociety of Chriftians united there, to worlhip 
 God in a more folemn manner, after the way 
 of the Church of England. 4°. Lond. 
 
 HOYLE, Edmond. 
 
 Born 1672; died 1769. 
 Games of whift, chefs, &c. Fifteenth edition. 
 12°. Lond. n.d. 
 
 HUARTE, John. 
 
 A native of French Navarre. Lived in the feventeenth 
 century. 
 
 Exainen de ingenios. The examination of men's 
 
 HUARTE, John {continued). 
 
 wits. In which, by difcovering the varietie 
 of natures is fhewed for what profeffion each 
 one is apt, and how far he fhall profit therein. 
 Tranflated out of the Spanifh tongue by M. 
 Camillo Camuli. Englifhed out of hi.s Italian, 
 by R. C[arew], Efq. 4°. Lond. 1594 
 
 HUBBARD, Henry, B.D. 
 
 Fellow of Emanuel College, Cambridge. 
 Sermon, 2 Kings, 4. i. [For relief of widows 
 
 and orphans of clergymen.] 4°. Camb. 1750 
 HUBBARD, John. 
 
 A DifTenting minifter. 
 Sermons. See Berry Street Sermons. 
 HUBBARD, W. 
 
 Minifter of Ipfwich [U.S.]. 
 
 A narrative of the troubles with the Indians in 
 New England, from the firft planting thereof 
 in the year 1607, to this prefent year 1677. 
 But chiefly of the late troubles in the two laft 
 years, 1675 and 1676. To which is added, 
 a difcourfe about the warre with the Pequods 
 in the year 1637. Publilhed by authority. 
 4°. Bofton [U.S.], 1677 
 
 Title, dedication, &c. 6 leaves. Narrative, pp. 132. 
 Map, " the firft cut in America." Defcription of the 
 map and poftfcript, pp. 14, and pp. 1-88. 
 
 The happinefs of a people in the wifdom of their 
 rulers' diredling, and in the obedience of their 
 brethren attending unto what Ifrael ought to 
 do, recommended in a fermon. [i Chron. 12. 
 12.] 4°. BoJion[U.S.],\6'j6 
 
 HUBBERT, Thomas, Efq. 
 
 A pill to purge formality ; wherein is difcovered 
 the fad and woful condition of all formal pro- 
 fefTors in religion; alfo, the glory ofthofe that 
 walk in the power of godlinefs. [On 2 Tim. 
 3. 5.] Sm. 8°. Lond. 1650 
 
 HUBER, M. 
 
 Choix de poefies Allemandes. 4 vol. i 2°. 
 
 Par. 1766 
 
 HUBER, V. A. 
 
 Profeffor of Weftern Literature at Marburg. 
 The Englifh univerfities. From the German. An 
 abridged tranflation, edited by Francis W. 
 Newman, Profeffor of u'le Greek and Latin 
 clalTics at Manchefter New College. 2 vol. in 
 3. 8°. Lond. 1843 
 
 A review in Edinb. Review, Si. 385. 
 
 HUBNER, John. 
 
 Celebrated for his /kill in hiftory, geography, and gene- 
 alogy, and in compiling elementary books. A native of 
 Lufatia, or Torgau, in Saxony. Born 1668 ; died 1731. 
 civ. hiftorias facras, e facris Uteris. 8°. Lipf. 1735 
 HUC, M. 
 
 Travels in Tartary, Thibet, and China, during 
 
 the years 1844-5-6. Tranflated from the 
 
 French by W. Hazlitt. Second edition. 2 
 
 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. n.d. 
 
 HUDDLESTON, William. 
 
 Redor of Navenden, Kent. Formerly a Benedidlne 
 monk.
 
 1567 
 
 1568 
 
 HUDDLESTON, William (contwued). 
 
 Sermon, i Kings, zz. zi, 22. [Recantation.] 
 8"'. Lofid. 1729 
 
 HUDDLESTON, William, Vicar of Tirley, 
 Gloucefterfhire. 
 
 Divine truths vindicated in the Church of Eng- 
 land. 8°. Lo»t^. 1733 
 
 HUE and Cry for innocent blood ; or, a dis- 
 fertation, plainly proving that God Almighty 
 does not vilit the fins of the parents upon 
 the children ; with remarks on fome late 
 famous fermons on the Thirtieth of January. 
 By a Chriftian. Pp. 64. 8°. Lo/id. 173Z 
 
 HUET, Peter Daniel. 
 
 Rom 1630J died 1721. This writer gained no incon- 
 
 fiderable reputation as a critic, a divine, and a philofopher. 
 
 After having travelled in Sweden, he returned to France 
 
 and took orders. Appointed as Under-governor to the 
 
 Dauphin 1670. Member of the French Academy 1674. 
 
 Biftiop of Avranches 1685. He refigned his biihopric in 
 
 1699, and fpent the latter part of his life in Paris. 
 
 Demonftratio evangelica ad SerenifTimum Del- 
 phinum, Editio altera emendatior, in qua 
 additamenta auftoris fuis locis funt inferta. 2 
 vol. 8°. Jm/. 1680 
 
 Traftatus de fitu Paradifi terreftris, adjecit ejus- 
 dem commentarius de navigationibus Salo- 
 monis. 8°. Jmjl. 1698 
 
 Traftatus de fitu Paradifi terreftris. 
 
 Ugolinus, 7. 501 ; Crit. Sac. 8 
 
 Commentarius de navigationibus Salomonis. 
 
 Crit. Sac. 8; Ugolinus, 7, 277 
 
 Hiftoire du commerce et de la navigation des 
 anciens. Seconde edition revue, i z°. 
 
 P^r. 1 7 16 
 An article by Huet, headed Examen du Syfteme de 
 
 Longin, will be found in Le Clerc, Bibl. Choifie, 10. 
 
 A philofophical treatife concerning the weaknefs 
 of human underftanding. 8°. Lo/id. 1725 
 
 A treatife of romances and their original. Trans- 
 lated out of French. Sm. 8°. Land. 1672 
 
 (Memoirs of the life of,) written by himfelf, and 
 tranflated from the original Latin, with copi- 
 ous notes, biographical and critical. By John 
 Aikin, M.D. 2 vol. 8°. Lok J. 1810 
 
 HUET, Theodore. 
 
 A Proteftant divine. Thirteen years a paftor at the 
 Hague, and at Amfterdam. 
 Sermons fur les feftions du catechifme de Calvin. 
 
 4 vol. Jmji. 1762 
 
 Sermon on the divinity of Chrift, tranflated. 
 
 John, 10. 30. Cobbin's French Preacher, 376 
 HtJFFELL, Ludwig. 
 Ueber das Wefen und den Beruf des evangelifch- 
 
 chriftlichen Geiftlichen. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Giejfen, 1822 
 HUG, Dr. John Leonard. 
 
 ProfefTor of Theology in the Univerfity of Freyburgh. 
 An introdudlion to the writings of the New 
 Teflament. Tranflated from the German by 
 the Rev. D. G. Wait. 2 voh 8°. L. 1827 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Tranflator's preface - - - . . i_cc 
 
 HUG, Dr. John Leonard [continued). 
 
 Age and authenticity of thefe writings - t 
 
 Vol. 2. An introdudtion into the writings feparately. 
 An article on this work (on the chronology of St. Paul) 
 
 will be found in the Brit. Critic, 3. 257. 
 
 HUGH, WilUam, M.A. 
 
 One of the Englifh Reformers. A native of Yorkftiire. 
 Educated at Corpus Chrifti College, Oxford, where he died 
 1549. 
 The troubled man's medicine. 
 
 Britifli Reformers, 1 1 
 HUGHES, George, B.D. 
 
 Born in Southwark 1603. Educated in Corpus Chrifti 
 College, Oxford. Became Fellow of Pembroke College. 
 Became Ledturer of AUhallows, London, and afterwards 
 Minifter of Taviftock. During the Rebellion obtained the 
 living of St. Andrew's, Plymouth. Ejefted for Noncon- 
 formity 1662. Died 1667. He was a divine of good 
 natural capacity and learning, and an exadl critic for his 
 time. 
 
 An analytical expofition of the whole Book of 
 Genefis, and of the firft twenty-three chapters 
 of Exodus, wherein the various readings are 
 obferved, the original text explained, doubts 
 refolved. Scripture paralleled, the chronology 
 cleared, and the whole illuftrated by dotlrines 
 collefted from the text. Folio. 1672 
 
 Aphorifms ; or, feledl propofitions of the Scrip- 
 ture, fliortly determining the doflrine of the 
 Sabbath. Sm. 8°. 1670 
 
 HUGHES, Henry, B.A., of Trin. Coll., Oxf. 
 
 Curate of Great Linford, Bucks. 
 Sermons intended for popular inftruftion. 12°. 
 
 Lond. 1833 
 
 I ThelT. 5. 17, 18. The power of prayer - i 
 
 Hof. 10. 12. Spiritual hufbandry 
 I Kings, 18. 21. Divided allegiance 
 Matt. 4. 3, 4. The bread of life 
 Ezek. 14. 22. The remnant of the righteous 
 Luke, 16. 8, 9. The unjuft fteward - 
 Rom. 8. 21. The liberty of God - 
 Matt. 9. 2. Forgivenefs of fins - - - 
 
 Ifa. 53. 3. Good Friday ... 
 
 Heb. 1 1. I. Faith . - . . - 
 
 I Cor. 13. 13. Charity - . . 
 
 Afts, 17. II. The duty of diffeminating the Scriptures. 
 For a Bible fund - - - - - 196 
 
 HUGHES, Henry, M.A. 
 
 Perpetual Curate of All Saints, Gordon Square. 
 Congregational pfalmody. 1 2°. Lond. 1 843 
 Voice of the Anglican Church. iz°. L. 1842* 
 HUGHES, Hugh, D.D. 
 
 Redtor of St. John's, Clerkenwell. 
 Female characters of holy writ : In a courfe of 
 
 19 
 
 34 
 52 
 70 
 89 
 107 
 126 
 
 143 
 162 
 178 
 
 fermons. 
 
 Lond. 
 
 1845. 
 
 3. 6. Eve (40) 
 
 15, 16. Sarah 87 
 
 108 
 
 129 
 
 3 vol. 12^. 
 I ft feries 
 Gen. 2. 18, 23. Women 
 
 3.20. Eve - (18) Gen 
 
 12. 5. Sarah (64) Gen. 17, 
 
 16. 13. Hagar 
 
 Luke, 17. 32. Lot's wife 
 
 Gen. 24. 58. Rebekah (148) Gen. 25. 23. Rebekah 168 
 
 30. 26. Jacob's wives - - - 190 
 
 33. I, 2. Jacob's wives and daughter - 210 
 
 Exod. 2. 9. Shiphrah, Puah, Jochebed, and Thirmuthis 
 
 230 
 Exod. 15. 20, 21. Miriam - - - 252 
 
 Heb. II. 31. James, 2. 25. Rahab - - 274 
 
 Judges, 4. 4. Deborah . - - - 296
 
 1569 
 
 1570 
 
 HUGHES, Hugh, D.D. {continued). 
 Judges, 5. 1, 2. Deborah 
 
 II. 34. Jephthah's daughter 
 
 II. 39, 40. Same fubjedt 
 
 2d feries. 1846. 
 Judges, 13. 22-24. Samfon's mother - 
 Ruth, 1. I, 2. Naomi - . - 
 
 I. 14. Orpah and Ruth - 
 
 2. 2, 3. Ruth . - - 
 
 1 Sam. I. 10. Hannah ... 
 4. 22. Phinehas' wife - 
 
 18. 20, 21. Michal - 
 
 25. 32. Abigail - - - 
 
 28. 7. Witch of Endor 
 
 2 Sam. II. 3. Bath/heba 
 
 14. 4; 20. 16. Two wife women 
 
 21. 10. Rizpah - 
 
 (341) 
 362 
 
 24 
 
 46 
 
 68 
 
 89 
 
 108 
 
 129 
 
 - 150 
 
 173 
 
 205 
 
 232 
 
 256 
 
 1 Kings, 3. 22. Two women at the judgment-feat of 
 Solomon ..---- 280 
 
 2 Chron. 9. I. The gueen of Sheba - - 301 
 
 1 Kings, 17.9. Widow of Sarepta - - 326 
 21. 25. Jezebel ----- 352 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 7. The prophet's widow - - 378 
 4. 8. Woman of Shunam - . - 400 
 
 5. 2. Naaman's little maid - - 427 
 
 II. I, 2. Athaliah and Jeho/heba - -451 
 
 22. 14. Huldah the prophetcfs - - 473 
 
 Efther, i. 12. Vafliti 497 
 
 Efther, 2. 17. Efther (521) Efther, 5. i. Efther 547 
 
 3d feries. 1847. 
 Luke, I. 28, 39, 40. Mary and Elifabeth - i 
 
 Luke, 2. 6, 7. Virgin Mary - . - - (30) 
 
 John, 2. 1. Same fubjedt . - - - 57 
 
 Luke, 2. 36-38. Anne - - - - 84 
 
 John, 4. 9. Woman of Samaria - - - 105 
 
 Mark, i. 30, 31 ; 5. 25-28; Luke, 13. II, 12. Three 
 
 fick women ------ 128 
 
 Luke, 7. 13 ; 8. 54. Widow of Nain, and daughter of 
 
 Jairus ------- 150 
 
 7. 37, 38. Woman which was a finner 171 
 
 8. I. Mary Magdalene, and the miniftering wo- 
 men ------- 193 
 
 Mark, 6. 22, 23. Herodias and Salome - - 223 
 
 Matt. 15. 28. The woman of Canaan - 243 
 
 Luke, 10. 38, 39. Martha and Mary - - 267 
 
 Luke, 1 1. 27 ; John, 8. 10, 11; Mark, 12. 43. The 
 exclaiming woman — the accufed woman — and the 
 poor widow ------ 294 
 
 Matt. 26. 69, 71 ; 27. 19. The damfels that charged 
 
 Peter, and the wife of Pontius Pilate - - 325 
 
 Afts, 5. I, 2. Sapphira ... - 351 
 
 12. 12, 13. Mary and Rhoda - - 374 
 
 9. 36. Dorcas ----- 396 
 
 16. 15, 16. Lydia, and the Pythonefs - 419 
 
 21. 9; 24. 24; 25. 23. Philip's daughters, Dru- 
 
 filla and Bernice ----- 440 
 
 Phil. 4. 3. The women mentioned in St. Paul's epiftles 
 
 465 
 2 John, I. The eledl lady - - • - 491 
 
 HUGHES, Joseph, M.A., Secretary to the 
 Britifh and Foreign Bible Society. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 39. 13. Attachment to hfe, on 
 occafion of the death of the Rev. John Owen, 
 M.A., one of the fccretaries of the Britifli 
 and Foreign Bible Society. 8°. LokJ. 1822 
 
 (A memoir of,) by the Rev, J. Leifchild. 1 2°. 
 
 T-t07ld, ^ 
 
 HUGHES, Obadiah, D.D. 
 
 A DilTenting minifter at Weftminfter. Born 1695 ; 
 died 1744. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 132. i8. [Anniverfary of King 
 
 Geo. Coronation.] 8°. Lond. 1725 
 
 HUGHES, Obadiah, D.D. [continued). 
 
 Sermon, Ifa. 42. 8. The veneration of faints 
 and images, as taught and praftis'd in the 
 Church of Rome, examined. 8°. LoW. 1735 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 81. 13, 14. Obedience to God 
 the beft fecurity againft our enemies. [Fall.] 
 8°. Lo»d. 1744 
 
 HUGO Falcandus. 
 
 Hiftoria de rebus geftis in Sicilia; regno. 
 
 Carufii Bibl. Hill, i 
 
 HUGO Lingonensis. 
 
 Born at Beauvois, in France. Became a monk ofCluny, 
 and was ordained Bifhop of Landrcs 103 1. 
 Traftatus de corpore et fanguine Chrilli contra 
 
 Berengarium. Bibl. Max. Patr. 18. 417; 
 
 Lanfranci Opera, Venet. 1745> page 335 
 HUGO, a Sanfto Vidlore. 
 
 A native of Ypres, and Abbot of St. Viftor's, near Paris. 
 Flourifhed 1120. He was a great admirer of St. AuguftJne's 
 works. 
 
 Opera. 3 vol. folio. 
 
 /• /. y. Biidii Afcenfii et J . Parvi, 1526 
 
 Vol. I. Sine anno. 
 
 Operum dicatio, tabula, &c. - - - - Ff. 25 
 
 De Scripturis et fcriptoribus facris - - r 
 
 Annotationes elucidatoriae in Genefim, in Exodum, in 
 
 Leviticum --..-- g 
 
 Annotatiunculae in Num. et in Deut. - - 26 
 
 Annotationes in Lib. Judicum, in I, 2, 3, et 4 Rcgum, 
 
 in quofdam Pfalmos ----- 26 
 
 In Ecclefiaften homiliae - - . - 53 
 
 Annotationes in Threnos Hieremias in Johelem, in Ab- 
 
 diam ...---- 103 
 
 Annotationes allegoriarum utriufque Teftamenti 155 
 
 Annotationes Evang. Joannis, Epiftols ad Romanos, et 
 
 Epiftt. ad Corinthios - - . - 233 
 
 Quaeftiones circa Epiftolas Pauli - - 266 
 
 Annotationes elucidatoriae in caeleftem D. Dionyfii hie- 
 
 rarchiam ..---. 329-409 
 
 Vol. 2. 1526. 
 
 Tabula, &c. • Ff. 23 
 
 Inftitutiones monaftica?, — 
 
 In Decalogum . - . - - i 
 
 De fubftantia caritatis ----- 7, 
 
 Expofitio in regulam divi Auguftini - - 3 
 
 De inftitutione novitiorum - - - - 19 
 
 De clauftro animae .... 29 
 
 De anima - - - » - - 87 
 
 De animas medicina - - - - 135 
 
 De arra animae ------ 142 
 
 In laudem caritatis - - - - 14S 
 
 De mode orandi - - - - -151 
 
 De amore fponfi ad fponfam - - - 154 
 
 De fruflu carnis et fpiritus - - - - 156 
 
 De nuptiis carnalibus vitandis - - - 161 
 
 De nuptiis fpiritualibus - - - - 164 
 
 De vanitate mundi - - - - 166 
 
 De meditatione - - - - - -179 
 
 Myftica areas Noae defcriptio •■ - - iSi 
 
 De area morali - - - - - - 189 
 
 Excerptionum priorum de variis fcientiis et varia his- 
 
 torla libri x - - • - - 211 
 
 De beftiis et aliis rebus, feu de naturali rerum hiftoria, 
 
 libri iv. ------ 241 
 
 Opus centum fermonum emundtorum ad tratres 294 
 Sermo mirificus de affumptione beats Marise 397 
 
 Vol. 3. 1526. 
 Tabula, &c. - - - - . ." - Ff. 15 
 
 Eruditionis didafcalicae libri vi., de origine artium, de 
 logica, de mufica, de authoribus artium, &c. &c. I 
 
 De Trinitate 24 
 
 5«
 
 I57J 
 
 1573 
 
 HUGO, a Sanfto Viftore (continued). 
 Eruditiones theologicje, — 
 
 De quatuor voluntatibus in Chrifto - - 33 
 
 De fapientia animae Chrifti ... 35 
 
 Apologia de Verbo Incarnato - - - 42 
 De Marias virginitate perpetua - - 50 
 
 Mifcellaneorum libri - - - - - 57 
 
 De Jepthe et ejus filia - - - - 194 
 
 In fpeculum de myfteriis ecclefise, de dedicatione 
 eccleiiae, de officiis horarum, de veftimentis, &c. 
 
 198 
 De facramentis - - - - - -213 
 
 De officiis ecclefiafticis - - - - 221 
 
 De fpecialibus miffarum obfervationibus - 231 
 
 In canonem miflae - - - • 237 
 
 De facramentis legis naturalis et fcriptse dialogus 242 
 Summa fententiarum - - - - 250 
 
 De facramentis Chriftianae fidei - - 295-447 
 
 Libellus de modo dicendi et meditandi. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 5. 883 
 In fpeculum de myfterio ecclefias. 
 De cseremoniis, facramentis, officiis, et obferva- 
 tionibus ecclefiafticis. 
 In canonem miffae. Hittorpius, 1333 
 
 Opufculi de ftudio legendi caput ultimum, de in- 
 genio. Mabillon, Vet. Analeft. 132 
 
 De fubftantia dileftionis. 
 
 S. Auguftini Opera, 17. 1692 
 De feptem vitiis et feptem donis Spiritus Sandti. 
 
 lb. 17. 1815 
 In canticum magnificat. lb. 17. 188 1 
 
 HUGO Rothomagensis. 
 
 Archbifhop of Rouen. Flourished 1140. 
 
 De ecclefia et ejus miniftris, 
 
 Epiftolae. Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 1340 
 
 Dialogorum feu quccftionum theologicarum, libri 
 vii. 
 
 Tradlatus in Hexameron. 
 
 Vita S. Adjutoris monachi Tironenfis. 
 
 Martene et Durand, Thef. Nov. 5. 1 01 9 
 
 Tradlatus de memoria. lb. viii. 11 85 
 
 Super fide catholica et oratione Dominica. 
 
 lb. viii. 121 2 
 
 Epiftola ad Innocentium Papam II. 
 
 lb. Colleftio, 9. 1236 
 
 HUGO Eterianus. 
 
 De animarum regrefTu ab inferis. 
 
 De proceflione Spiritus S. contra Grcccorum 
 errores. Bibl. Max. Patr. 22. 1176 
 
 De regreflu animarum ab inferis. 
 
 Grynaeus, Lat. 1307 
 
 HUGO de Lacerta. 
 
 Vita Hugonis de Lacerta, difcipuli S. Stephani 
 ordinis Grandimontenfis inftitutoris, fcripta a 
 Guillelmo Dandina cognomento de S. Savino, 
 audlore Suppari. Martene et Durand, vi. 1 1 43 
 
 HUGO Turonensis. 
 
 Archdeacon of Tours. Flourifhed 1020. 
 
 Dialogus ad Fulbertum amicum fuum, de quo- 
 dam miraculo quod contigit in tranflatione S. 
 Martini. Mabillon, Vet. Analedl. 213 
 
 HUGO, Bilhop of Lincoln. 
 
 S. Hugonis epifcopi Lincolnienfis in Anglia Ord. 
 Cartas. Vitam, ab Adamo, ut videtur, mo- 
 
 HUGO, Bl/hop (continued). 
 
 nacho Monafterii S. Auguftini Cantuarienfis, 
 ejuldem Capellano, Ord. S. Ben. libris v. 
 confcriptam, et ab Anonymo Cartufienfi feculo 
 minimum xiv. fideliter ac retenta primigenia 
 phrafi in compendium relatam ; cum notis et 
 obfervationibus. Pez, Bib. Afcct. x. 3 
 
 HUGO. 
 
 Monk of Vizelay. Flourifhed 1 1 67. 
 Hiftoria Vizeliacenfis monafterii, auftore Hugone 
 
 Pidtavino notario Guillelmi abbatis. 
 
 D'Achery, Spicil. ii. 498 
 HUGO, Herman. 
 
 A learned Jefuit. Born at Bruflels 1588. Died of the 
 
 plague at Rhinberg 1639. 
 
 Pia defideria; or, divine addreflcs, in three 
 books. Illuftrated with forty-feven copper- 
 plates. Englifhed by Edmund Arkwater. 
 Third edition, corredted. Sm. 8°. LoruL ij 02 
 
 HUISH, Francis, M.A. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 18. 34. On the illumination of 
 the Holy Ghoft. [Vifitation.] 4°. 
 
 Exeter, 1794 
 
 HUIT, Ephraim, 
 
 A Puritan divine. Sometime preacher at Roxall in 
 
 Warwickfliire, afterwards Paftor to the Church atWindfor, 
 
 in New England. 
 
 The whole prophecie of Daniel explained, by a 
 paraphrafe, analyfis, and brief comment, 
 wherein the feveral vifions fhewed to the 
 prophet are clearly interpreted, and the ap- 
 plication thereof vindicated againft difienting 
 opinions. 4°. Land. 1643 
 
 HULBERT, Rev. Daniel P. M., M.A. 
 
 Reciprocity, for 1851; or, an "exhibition" 
 of humanity, and fraternity, and divinity. 
 Third ilTue, corredled. 12°. C^«/. 1851 
 
 HULDERICUS, Augustensis Episcopus. 
 
 A fcholar of Adalbert, defcended from the Counts of 
 Kilbury and Dillengen. Flourifhed 860, His Letter is 
 addrefTed to Pope Nicholas againft the celibacy of the 
 clergy. It was tranflated into Englifh, and publifhed about 
 the time of the Reformation, in 16"^. without date, twelve 
 leaves. 
 
 Epiftola de cleri coehbatu. Brown, E. Fafci- 
 
 culus, 2. 161 ; Grynseus, Lat. 481 
 
 HULL, John. 
 
 Saint Peter's prophecy of thefe laft dales. [2 
 Pet. 3.] Difcovering the iniquity of the time, 
 and athcifme of the age. Proving the burning 
 of the world, manifefting the judgement to 
 come, and confirming the refurredlion of the 
 dead. 4°. Lond. i6i I 
 
 HULL, Rev. William. 
 
 Difcourles on fome important theological fubjedls, 
 
 dodlrinal and pradlical. 8°. Lond. 18^0 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 14. The extent of the facrifice of Chrift i 
 
 John, 7. 53-55. The nature of that faith which fecures 
 
 the blefTings of redemption - - - 39 
 
 1 John, 3. 19. Chriltian afTurance - - 81 
 
 Eph. 4. 30. The fealing of the Holy Spirit, and the 
 
 danger of grieving that divine agent - - 117 
 
 Luke, 5. 16. Chrift an example of folitary prayer 157 
 
 Heb. 4. 19. The Sabbath, an emblem of the heavenly 
 
 refl ------- 188
 
 1573 
 
 »574 
 
 HULL, Rev. William [continued). 
 
 Ecclefiallical ellablifhments not inconfiftent with 
 Chriftianity ; with a particular view to fome 
 leading objeftions of the modern Diffenters. 
 Second edition. Pp. xi. 68. 8°. Land. 1834 
 
 HULL, William Winstanley, M.A. 
 
 Of Lincoln's Inn. Late Fellow of Braienofe College. 
 Diiufe of the Athanafian Creed advifable. 8°. 
 
 Land* 
 
 Inquiry on the canons and articles of the Church. 
 
 8°. Lond* 
 
 MDCCCXLV. The month of January. Oxford. 
 
 Second edition. Pp. 18. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 On Ward's Ideal. 
 
 HULSEAN LECTURES. 
 
 The Rev. John Hulfe, B.A., was born at Middlewich 
 1708. Educated at St. John's College, Cambridge. Ob- 
 tained a fmall curacy in the countiy ; and upon the death 
 of his father in 1753, withdrew to his paternal inheritance 
 in Chefhire, where, owing to his delicate ftate of health, he 
 lived in retirement until his death in 1790. He bequeathed 
 eftates in order to found an annual Prize EfTay, and the 
 offices of Chriftian advocate and Chriftian preacher in the 
 Univerfity of Cambridge. The duties of the Chriftian 
 preacher, or Huliean Ledlurer, according to his appoint- 
 ment, were to deliver and to print twenty fermons every 
 year, either upon the evidences of Chriftianity, or the 
 difficulties of Holy Scripture. The funds being inadequate, 
 the Ledtures were not commenced until 1820, and in 
 1830 the number of fermons to be delivered in a year was 
 reduced to eight. For further contents, fee under each 
 author. 
 
 1820. Benfon, Chriftopher, M.A. Evidences of Chrift- 
 ianity, &c. 8°. Camb. 1820 
 
 1821. Franks, Jas. Clarke. Evidences of Chriftianity 
 as ftated in our Lord's difcourfes. 8'^. Camb. 1821 
 
 1822. Benfon, Chriftopher. Scripture difficulties. Se- 
 cond edition. 8°. Lond. 1825 
 
 1823. Franks, Jas. Clarke. Apoftolical preaching and 
 vindication of the Gofpel to the Jews. 8°. Camb. liz^ 
 
 1824., 1825. No appointment. 
 
 1826. Chevallier, Temple. On the hiftorical types 
 contained in the Old Teftament. 8°. Camb. 1826 
 
 1827. Chevallier, Temple. On the proofs of divine 
 power and wifdom derived from the ftudyof aftronomy ; 
 and on the evidence, dodlrines, and precepts of re- 
 vealed religion. Camb. 1827 
 
 The contents of Chevallier's two volumes of lectures 
 are given at the end of this article. 
 
 1828. 1829, 1830. No appointment. 
 
 1 83 1. Blunt, J. J. Veracity of the hiftorical books of 
 the Old Teftament. 8°. Lowi. 1832 
 
 1832. Blunt, J. J. Principles for the proper under- 
 ftanding of the Mofaic writings. 8°. Lond. 1833 
 
 1833. Rofe, H. John, B.D. Law of Mofes, viewed 
 in connexion with the hiftory, &c., of the Jews, with 
 defence of the Book of Jofliua againft Profeflbr Leo, 
 of Berlin. 
 
 1834. No appointment. 
 
 1835. Howarth, Hy. Truth and obligation of re- 
 vealed religion, with reference to prevailing opinions. 
 8°. Camb. 1836 
 
 1836. Howarth, Henry, B.D. Jefus of Nazareth, the 
 ChriftofGod. 8°. C^wZ.. 1837 
 
 1837. Parkinfon, Rd. Rationalifm and revelation; 
 or the teftimony of moral philofophy, the fyftem of" 
 nature and the conftitution of man to the truth of 
 the dodtrines of Scripture. 8°. Lond. 1838 
 
 1838. Parkinfon, R. The conftitution of the vifible 
 Church. S°. Lond. 1839 
 
 1839. Smith, Theyre, T. Man's refponfibility in re- 
 ference to his religious belief. 8°. Lond. 1840 
 
 HULSEAN LECTURES [coniinuecf). 
 
 1840. Smith, Theyre, T. The Chriftian religion in 
 connexion with the principles of morality. 8^. 
 
 Lond. 1 841 
 
 1 841. Alford, Hy. The confiftency of the Divine 
 condudlin revealing the dodlrines of redemption. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1842 
 
 1842. Alford, Hy. The confiftency of the Divine 
 conduft in revealing the dodtrines of redemption. 
 Part 2. 
 
 1843. Marfden, J. H. An examination of certain 
 pafl'ages in our Lord's converfation with Nicodemus. 
 8°. Lond. 1844 
 
 1844. Marfden, J. H. The evils which have re- 
 lulted at various times from a mifapprehenfion of our 
 Lord's miracles. 8°. Lond. 1845 
 
 1845. Trench, R. C. The fitnefs of Holy Scripture 
 for unfolding the fpiritual life of man. 8°. Camb. 1 845 
 
 1846. Trench, R. C. Chrift the defire of all nations. 
 8°. Camb. 1846 
 
 1847. Wordfworth, Chr, On the canon of the 
 Scriptures of the Old and New Teftament, and on the 
 Apocrypha. 8°. Lend. 1848 
 
 1848. Wordfworth, Chr. Ledlures on the Apocalypfe ; 
 critical, expofitory, and pradlical. 8°. Lond. 1849 
 
 1849. Humphry, W. G. The doftrine of a future 
 ftate. 8°. Lond. 1850 
 
 1850. Humphry, W. Gilfon, B.D. The early pro- 
 grefs of the Gofpel. 8"^. Lond. 1 85 1 
 
 1 85 1. Currey, Geo. The preparation for the Gofpel 
 as exhibited in the hiftory of the liraelites. 8°. 
 
 Camb. 1852 
 
 1852. Currey, George, B.D. The confirmation of 
 faith by reafon and authority. 8°. Camb. 1S53 
 
 T/ie Contents of CJie'vaUier' s Hulfean LeBures were net git-en 
 under his name, and are therefore here inferted. 
 
 On the hiftorical types contained in the Old 
 Teftament. Twenty difcourfes preached be- 
 fore the Univerfity of Cambridge in the year 
 1826. At the Ledlure founded by the Rev. 
 John Hulfe. 8°. CamL 1826 
 
 Col. 2. 17. General ftatement of the argument drawn 
 from the hiftorical types contained in the Old Tefta- 
 ment .-.---- I 
 Matt. 24. 15. The connection between the inter- 
 pretation of Scripture, generally, and that of the 
 hiftorical types ----- 16 
 2 Pet. 3. 16. The ufe of hiftorical types authorifed by 
 Scripture : the advantages attending an inquiry into 
 them ; the danger of abufe ; and rules of interpre- 
 tation - - - - - ■ - 35 
 2 Tim. 2. 15. Divifion of types - • 59 
 Part I. Types ratified by prophecy, delivered before the 
 appearance of the antitype. 
 
 Deut. 18. 15. Mofes was a predicted hiftorical D,'pe 
 of fome great prophet ; and the type was not com- 
 pleted in any prophet of the Old Teftament 77 
 Deut. 18. 15. Chrift was the prophet predided and 
 typified by Mofes - - - - loi 
 John, 5. 46. Chrift fulfilled the prophecy and tj'pe 
 of Mofes. I. In communication with God. II. 
 In miraculous power. III. In authority - 122 
 John, 5. 46. Chrift was predidted and typified by 
 Mofes. I. As a lawgiver. II. As a mediator and 
 prieft. III. As a king. IV. In other circum- 
 ftances of correfpondence - - 147 
 Zech. 3. 8. Joftiua, the fon of Jofedech, the high- 
 prieft, a perfonal type of Chrift - - 171 
 2 Pet. I. 20, 21. David and Solomon hiftorically 
 typical of Chrift " " " ". ^9^ 
 Part 2. Types ratified by the completion oi prophecy, 
 delivered by him who appeared in the charadler of 
 the antitype.
 
 '575 
 
 1576 
 
 HULSEAN LECTURES (continued). 
 
 John, 3. 14, 15. The brazen ferpent - 220 
 
 Matt. 12. 40. Jonah a type of Chrift - 239 
 
 John, 6. 32, 33. The alhifion made by our Lord to 
 
 the manna which was given to the li'raelites in the 
 
 wildernefs - - - - - -257 
 
 Luke, 22. 14-16. The pafTover a type of Chrift 277 
 
 Part 3. Types mentioned in Scripture after the events, 
 
 which were prefigured, had occurred. 
 
 Heb. 3. I. The Levitical priefthood, the Tabernacle, 
 
 and the fervlces were typical of the perlbn and 
 
 offices of Chrift ... 302 
 
 Heb. 13. II, 12. The facrifices of the Levitical law 
 
 were typical of Chrift ... - 325 
 
 I Cor. 10. 1-4. The people of Ifrael typical of the 
 
 perfon of Chrift j and their hiftory prefigurative of 
 
 the inftitutions of Chriftianity - - 348 
 
 Gal. 4. 24. The dcfcendants of Abraham hiftorically 
 
 typical of all true believers ; Canaan of heaven ; 
 
 Jofhua of Chrift ..... 369 
 
 John, 8. 56. Ifaac typical of Chrift - 391 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. Adam and Melchiledec typical of Chrift. 
 Recapitulation. Conclufion - - - 415 
 
 On the proofs of divine power and wifHom de- 
 rived from the ftudy of aftronomy ; and on 
 the evidence, dodrines, and precepts of revealed 
 religion. 8°. Camb. 1827 
 
 Part \. On the proofs of divine power and wifdom 
 derived from the ftudy of aftronomy. 
 Pla. 19. 1-6. The power of God difplayed in the 
 heavens ...... i 
 
 19. 1-6. The wifdom of God difplayed in the 
 
 heavens ...... 18 
 
 19. 1-6. The wifdom of God difplayed in the 
 
 heavens and upon the earth - - - 38 
 
 -^— • 19. 1-6. Confideration of the objections to 
 
 natural and revealed religion, which have been 
 
 drawn from aftronomical principles - 60 
 
 Part II. On the perfection and certainty of revealed 
 
 religion. 
 
 Pia. 19. 7. The perfedtion of the law of God 88 
 
 19. 7. On the evidences of revealed religion; 
 
 and its practical application - - 109 
 
 — — 19. 8, 9. The re«5titude, purity, integrity, and 
 truth of revealed religion . - - 137 
 
 19. 10. The advantage and pleafure derived 
 
 from the ftudy of the Scriptures - - 157 
 
 19. II. The warnings and promifes of the 
 
 Scriptures - - - - - -178 
 
 Part HI. Prayer for deliverance from fin and innocence 
 of life. 
 Pfa. 19. 12. Secret faults ... jtjg 
 
 19. 13. Prefumptuous fins - - 213 
 
 19. 14. Purity of words and thoughts 230 
 
 Part IV. Mifcellaneous diicourfes. 
 
 Pfa. 139. 7-10. On the omniprefence of God 245 
 Pla. III. 10. On the fcriptural eftimate of talent 264 
 Gen. 9. 14. Reflections on the rainbow, as the fign 
 
 of a covenant with Noah - - .281 
 
 Job, 2. 4. On the love of life - - 302 
 
 Jam. I. 22—25. "^^^ neccflity of being doers of the 
 
 Word, and not hearers only - - - 318 
 
 I Cor. 15. 14. On the relurreCtion of Chrift 330 
 
 Matt. 28. 18. The power of Chrift in heaven and 
 
 earth - - ^ - - - - 349 
 
 Tit. 2. 11-14. The origin and general defign of 
 
 Chriftianity - - - . - 362 
 
 Appendix -..-.. 585 
 
 HULSIUS, Henry, D.D. 
 
 A Proteftant divine. Born at Breda 1654. Profeflor 
 of Divinity at Duiftiurg 1681. Died 1723. 
 
 Differtatio de Jehova, Deo, rege,ac ducc nillitari, 
 in prifco Ifraele. UguJinus, 24. 137 
 
 HULSIUS, Henry, D.D. {continued). ' 'Ft 
 
 Differtatio de Sechinah, feu propinqua Dei in 
 
 Ifraele prjefentia, et habitatione. lb. 171 
 
 Dilputatio de corpore, velo, et fcpulchro Moyiis. 
 
 Ugolinus, 33. 771 
 HUMBELOT, M. M. 
 
 Dodtor of the Sorbonne. 
 
 Sacrorum Bibliorum notio generalis, leu compen- 
 dium Biblicum, ad ufum theologian candida- 
 torum. 12°. Par. 1700 
 
 This work is very rare ; the impreflion having been 
 feized and fuppreffed on account of fome opinions put 
 forth in it on the infallibility of the Pope, and on trans- 
 lating the Bible into the vulgar tongue, of which the 
 author fays : " Hoc effe opus Satanae transfigurantis fefe in 
 angelum lucis." 
 
 HUMBERSTON, H. 
 
 Sermon. Catholick Sermons, 2. 65 
 
 HUMBERT, Cardinal. 
 
 Died about 1064. He reduced Bcrengarius to a recan- 
 tation, having been employed on that affair by Leo IX. 
 
 Adverfus calumnias Michaelis patriarchas Con- 
 ftantinopolitani et Leonis archiepifcopi Bul- 
 garia?. 
 Adverfus Nicetam. 
 
 Commemoratio eorum quas geflerunt apocrifiarii 
 
 Apoftolics fedls. Bibl. 
 
 Max. Patr. 18. 389; Canifius, 3 Pars 1. 
 
 257 ; Bibl. Patr. Gallandii, 14. 192 
 
 Adverfus limoniacos. Martene etDurand, 5. 629 
 
 HUMBERTUS. 
 
 Ordinis prsedicatorum quintus prior generalis ab anno 
 1254 ad annum 1263. Obiit Lugduni 1276. 
 
 De eruditione prasdicatorum. 
 
 Expofitio fuper regulam S. Auguflini. 
 
 Epiftola de tribus votis. 
 
 Speculum religioforum. Bibl. Max. Patr. 25. 567 
 
 Speculum religioforum, live de eruditione eorum ; 
 adjeftus eft D. Vincentii libellus de vita et 
 inftruftione religioforum. 12°. Co/.Ag.ibiS 
 
 HUMBOLDT, Alexander von. 
 
 Cofmos : a Iketch of a phyfical defcription of 
 the univerfe. Tranflated from the German by 
 E. C. Otte. 4 vol. Sm. 8°. Land. 1849-52 
 An article on Humboldt's Cofmos will be found in the 
 
 Edin. Rev. 87. 170. 
 
 Views of nature ; or contemplations on the 
 fublime phenomena of creation. With fcientific 
 illuftrations. Tranflated from the German, by 
 E. C. Otte and Henry G. Bohn. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lo/id. 1850 
 
 Perfonal narrative of travels to the equinoctial 
 regions of America, during the years 1799- 
 1804. By Alexander von Humboldt and 
 Aime Bonpland. Written in French by 
 Alex, von Humboldt ; tranflated and edited by 
 Thomafma Rofs. 3 vol. Sm. 8°. Z,(?W. 1852 
 
 HUME, David, Efq. 
 
 A celebrated philofopher, hiftorian, and fceptic. Born 
 at Edinburgh 1711. Died 1766. 
 Eilays and trcatifes on fcvcral llibjed.s. A new 
 
 edition. 2 vol. 8°. Z.&W. 1764
 
 1577 
 
 HUME, David, Efq. {continued). 
 Vol. I. 
 Effays, moral, political, and literary. 
 
 Of the delicacy of tafte and paffion - - 3 
 
 The liberty of the piefs ... ^ 
 
 That politics may be reduced to a fcience - 15 
 
 Of the principles of government - - 31 
 
 Of the independency of Parliament • " 37 
 Whether the Britifh Government inclines more to 
 
 abfolute monarchy or to a republic - 43 
 
 Of parties in general - - - - 51 
 
 Of the parties of Great Britain - - 61 
 
 Of fuperftition and enthufialm - - - 75 
 
 Avarice ...-.- 83 
 
 The dignity of human nature - - - 88 
 
 Civil liberty .... - ^y 
 
 Eloquence ...-.- 107 
 
 Rile and progrefs of the arts and fciences - 123 
 
 The Epicurean - - - - - •'SS 
 
 The Stoic 165 
 
 The Platonift 175 
 
 The fceptic l8i 
 
 Of polygamy and divorces - - - - 205 
 
 Of fimplicity and refinement in writing - 217 
 
 Of national characters ... - 223 
 
 Of tragedy . . - . . 243 
 
 Of the ftandard of tafte - - - - 253 
 
 Commerce ------ 281 
 
 Refinement in the arts - . . - 297 
 
 Money . - 311 Intereft - 327 
 
 The balance of trade - - - - 341 
 
 The jealoufy of trade - - - - 361 
 
 The balance of power ... - 367 
 
 Taxes - - 377 Public credit - 383 
 
 Of fome remarkable cuftoms . - - 401 
 
 Of the populoufnefs of antient nations - 411 
 
 Of the original contradl - - - - 491 
 
 Paflive obedience - - - - 513 
 
 The coalition of parties - - - - Si? 
 
 The Proteftant fucceflion - - - 527 
 
 Idea of a perfect commonwealth - - 539 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 An enquiry concerning human underftanding 3 
 
 Ideas, probability, liberty and neceflity, reafon of 
 
 animals, miracles, a particular providence and a 
 
 future ftate, &c. 
 
 A dlfiertation on the paflions - - - 185 
 
 An enquiry concerning the principles of morals 225 
 
 A dialogue ..--.. 595 
 
 The natural hiftory of religion - - - 415 
 
 Pliilofophical works, including all the eflays, and 
 
 exhibiting the moil important alterations and 
 
 correflions in the fucceffive editions publifhed 
 
 by the author. 4 vol. 8°. 1826 
 
 Anonymous traB on Hume. 
 
 Remarks upon the natural hiftory oi religion by 
 Mr. Hume. With dialogues on heathen ido- 
 latry, and the Chriftian religion. By S. T. 
 Pp. 159. 8°. Lond. 1758 
 
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 With a continuation to the death of George II., 
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 the author's laft correftions and improvements. 
 13 vol. 8°. Lo7id. 1796 
 
 HUME, John, D.D., Bp. of Saliftjury. 
 
 Prebendary of Weftmiiiller. Cajion Refidentiary uf St. 
 
 1578 
 
 HUME, Birtiop {continued). 
 
 Paul's. Bilhop of Briftol 1758. Tranflatcd to Oxford 
 
 1758, and to Salifbury 1766. Died 1782. 
 
 Sermon, Jer. 31. 13. [May 29,] 4"^. L. 1747 
 
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 Sermon, Prov. 3. 27. [London Holpital.] 4'-^. 
 
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 HUME, John, Min. at Greenlaw. 
 
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 8°. Edzn. 1775 
 
 Mark, 12. 30, 3 1. The love of God. (3 ferm.) 3 
 
 Ifa. 8. 12, 13. The fear of God. (3 ferm.) - 45 
 
 Matt. 6. 25. Trufting in God. (2 ferm.) - 94 
 
 Matt. 26. 39. Refignation to the will of God 134 
 
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 Rom. 12. II. The regular pradtice of piety no way 
 
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 Pfa. 119. 4, 5. Religious obedience. (2 ferm.) 235 
 
 119. 5. Good men's ardent defires of purity 264 
 
 119. 4. The diligence necelTary to the keeping 
 
 the commands of God ... - 282 
 
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 HUME, William, A.M., Vicar of Milton Abbot, 
 
 Devon. 
 The facred fucceffion of a priefthood by a divine 
 right. Originated, ftated, and maintained, 
 through the feveral changes and dangers of the 
 Militant Church. 8°. Lond. ij 10 
 
 HUMPHREY, John. 
 
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 teftant and Papift. In a paper of juftication. 
 The fecond edition, with additions, and a 
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 HUMPHREYS, David, D.D., Secretary to the 
 S.P.G. 
 
 An hiftorical account of the Incorporated Society 
 for the Propagation of the Gofpel in Foreign 
 Parts ; containing their foundation, proceed- 
 ings, and the fuccefs of their miftionaries in 
 the Britifh colonies, to the year 1728. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1730 
 
 HUMPHREYS, Francis, M.A. 
 
 Lefturer of H.imprte.id, Middleicx. 
 
 A fermon, i Cor. 6. 20. On his majefty's late
 
 «579 
 
 1580 
 
 HUMPHREYS, Francis, M.A. {continued). 
 
 proclamation for preventing vice and im- 
 morality. 8°. Land. 1787 
 
 HUMPHREYS, Henry Noel. 
 
 The origin and progrefs of the art of writing ; a 
 connedled narrative of the developement of the art, its 
 primeval phafes in Egypt, China, Mexico, &c. ; its 
 middle ftate in the cuneatic fyftems of Nineveh and 
 Perfepolis, to its introduftion to Europe through the 
 medium of the Hebrew, Phosnician and Greek fyftems, 
 and its fubfequent progrefs to the prefent day. Illus- 
 trated by a number of fpecimens of the writing of all 
 ages. 4^. Land. 1853 
 
 HUMPHREYS, Humphrey. 
 
 Dean of Bangor. Bifhop of Bangor 1689. Tranflated 
 to Hereford 1701. Died 1712. 
 Sermon, Hofea, 10. 3. [Jan. 30.] 4°. L. 1696 
 
 HUMPHRY, William Gilson, B.D. 
 
 Prebendary of St. Paul's, and Vicar of Northolt, Mid- 
 dlefex. 
 
 A commentary on the book of the Adls of the 
 Apoftles. 8°. Lon^. 1847 
 
 The doftrine of a future ftate ; in nine fermons 
 preached 1849, at the ledture founded by the 
 Rev. John Hulfe, M.A. 8°. LonJ. 18^0 
 
 Mark, 9. 24. Natural religion ; Chriftian faith i 
 
 2 Pet. I. 19. The popular notions of the heathen 
 
 world concerning a future ftate - - 26 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 19. The opinions of heathen philofophers 61 
 John, 5. 39. The Jews before and after the captivity 
 
 100 
 
 2 Tim. I. 10. Life and immortality brought to light 133 
 Luke, 16. 31. The evidence of Chrift's refurredtion ; 
 
 an objeftion confidered - - - - 160 
 
 Col. 2. 8. The refurredlion of the body ; the immor- 
 tality of the foul ----.. 185 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. The intermediate ftate ; purgatory ; the 
 duration of future punifhments . . - 220 
 I Cor. 15. 58. The expeftation of a future life confi- 
 dered as a motive . . . . 257 
 The early progrefs of the Gofpel, in eight 
 leftures, preached 1850, at the Left are 
 founded by the Rev. John Hulfe, M.A. 8°. 
 
 Lo»J. 1 85 1 
 
 Luke, 5. 4-6. The progrefs of the Gofpel an evidence 
 of its truth ...-.- I 
 
 John, 14. 12. The efFedl produced upon Jews and 
 Gentiles by the evidence of the miracles - 25 
 
 Rom. 16. 25, 26. The effeft produced upon Jews and 
 Gentiles by the evidence of prophecy - - 51 
 
 Titus, 2. 11-14. TJie Chriftian doftrine and the 
 Chriftian life ..... gi 
 
 I Pet. 2. 12. Review of the caufes contributing to the 
 progrefs of the Gofpel j the hindrances occafioned by 
 the calumnies of the heathen, and by the ill lives of 
 nominal Chriftians - - - - -iii 
 
 Matt. 10. 16. The effeds of perfecution - 136 
 
 Luke, 10. 21. The efforts made by the heathen philo- 
 fophy to refift and corrupt the Gofpel - - i6l 
 
 Gal. 4. 8. The refiftance made to the Gofpel by the 
 Pagan fuperftition. The relics of Paganifm 190 
 
 HUMPHRYS, Thomas. 
 
 A colleftion of hymns on the moft important 
 fubjefts of the Gofpel. 16°. £n/o/, ijgS 
 HUNDESHAGEN, K. Bhd. 
 
 Born 1 8 10. Dodlor and Profeflbr of Theology at Bern 
 fince 1S27. 
 
 Der deutfche Proteftantilmus, fcine Vergangenheit 
 
 HUNDESHAGEN, K. Bhd. {continued). 
 
 und ieine heutige Lebensfragen. Third edi- 
 tion. 8°. Frankfurt, 1850* 
 
 HUNT, Isaac, A.M. 
 
 Preacher at Bentinck Chapel, St. Marylebone, London. 
 Difcourfes on public occafions. 8°. Lond. 1786 
 Pfa. II. 2, 5, 6. Bef. the Soc. of Antigallicans i 
 Pfa. 55. 21, 23. Bef. the Soc. of Antigallicans 29 
 Gen. 16. II. Lying-in charity - - - 57 
 Pfa. 72. 4. Charity fchools ... 81 
 Mark, 16. 9. For the Magdalene - - . 107 
 Judges, 20. 23. Gen. faft, Feb. 10, 1779 - 129 
 Jofti. 22. 22. Gen. faft, Feb. 4, 1780 - - 165 
 Ezek. 27. I, 3, 4. Soc. for Binding Apprentices to Ship- 
 building .--..- 195 
 Eph. 5. 14. Charity children - - - 219 
 Matt. 6. II. For the poor - - . 239 
 Pfa. 2. 8. For families of miflionaries - - 271 
 
 HUNT, Jeremiah, D.D. 
 
 Born in London 1678. Educated in London by Mr. 
 Thomas Rowe ; afterwards ftudied in Edinburgh and Ley- 
 den. On his return to England he preached at Tunfted, 
 near Norwich. Created by the Univerfity of Edinburgh 
 D.D. 1707. Died Sept. 5, 1744. Dr. Lardner preached 
 his funeral fermon, in which was a biographical Iketch. 
 Dr. Benfon edited the Sermons, which are. elaborate and 
 exadt compofitions, but not interefting. 
 An effay towards explaining the hiftory and reve- 
 lations of Scripture in their feveral periods. 
 Part I. To which is added a diflertation on 
 the fall of man. 8°. Lond. ij-^i 
 
 Only Part 1 has been publi/hed, extending to the time of 
 Abraham. 
 
 Sermons. 4 vol. 8°. Lo?id. 1 748 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Lardner's funeral fermon .... ix 
 
 Heb. II. 6. Proofs of the being of a God - i 
 
 Deut. 32. 3. Caufes of atheifm - - . 21 
 
 John, 4. 24. Spiritual nature of God . - 41 
 I Sam. 2. 3. The knowledge of God . . 63, 81 
 
 I Tim. I. 17. The wifdom of God. (3 ferm.) 99 
 
 Pfa. 147. 5. The power of God - - 155 
 
 Rev. 15. 4. The holinefs of God - - - 171 
 
 Rev. 21. 15. The truth of God - - 191 
 
 Pfa. 129.4. The righteoufnefs of God - - 213 
 
 Pfa. 86. 5. The goodnefs of God. (2 ferm.) 241 
 
 Numb. 14. 19. The mercy of God - - 295 
 
 Rom. 2. 4. Patience of God. (2 ferm.) - 321 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Rom. 16. 26. Eternity of God ... i 
 
 I Kings, 8. 27. Immenfity of God - - 19 
 
 Mai. 3. 6. Immutability of God - - - 41 
 
 Deut. 4. 39. Unity of God - - - 53 
 
 I Tim. I. II. Happinefs of God - - - 73 
 
 Jude, 23. Majefty-, glory, and fovereignty of God 97 
 
 Rom. II. 36. God the creator of all things - I23 
 
 Rom. II. 36. God the preferver of all things - 153 
 
 Pfa. 22. 28. God the governor of moral agents 177 
 
 Pfa. 103. 19. A general and particular providence 195 
 
 Pfa. 9. 8. God, the judge of all . - 225 
 
 Job, II. 7. God incomprehenfible - - 253 
 Prov. 9. 10. Concluding lermon upon the attributes 273 
 
 Ifa. 5. 20. Moral obligations. (2 ferm.) - 299 
 Ifa. 5. 20. LTnchangeable difference between good and 
 
 evil. (2 ferm.) ..... 323 
 
 Micah, 6. 8. Moral obligations eafily difcemed 347 
 
 Tit. 2. 12. A fummary of moral obligations 363 
 
 Tit. 2. 12. Moral obligations to ourfelves. (2ferm.) 385 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Tit. 2. 12. Culture of the mind . - - 1 
 
 I John, 2. 15. Worldly-mindednels - - 21 
 
 PhiL 2. 3. Modefty and humility. (3 ferm.) - 41
 
 I58I 
 
 1582 
 
 HUNT, Jeremiah, D.D. {continued). 
 
 Col. I. II, Patience .... loi 
 
 I Cor. i6. 13. Fortitude .... 123 
 
 Matt. 5. 5. Meeknefs ... - 147 
 
 Pliil. 4. II, 12. Contentment ... 169 
 
 Rom. 12. II. Chriftian diligence - - 193 
 
 Tit. 2. 12. Our duty to others - - - 217 
 
 Ezek. 33. 15. Reftitution ... 241 
 
 Phil. 4. 5. Equity . - - . - 263 
 
 Rom. 13. 9. On benevolence. (2 ferm.) - 281 
 
 Job, 22. 21. Duty towards God ... 327 
 
 I Sam. 2. 30. The honour of God - - 352 
 
 Mark, 12. 30. Love of God - - - - 373 
 
 Afts, 20. 21. Repentance towards God - 393 
 
 1 John, I. 6, 7. Communion with God - - 415 
 
 Vol, 4. 
 John, 5. 40. The reafonablenefs of coming to Chrift I 
 
 John, 14. I. Support of Chriftians under trouble 31 
 
 Prov. 19. 25. The fear of man a fnare - 51 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 11-13, Terms of the Chriftian's reward 73 
 Mark, I, 14, Upon repentance " - " 99 
 Matt. 9. 13. Moral and pofitive duties . 125 
 Matt. 7. 7. Qualifications of prayer - - 149 
 Prov. 29. I, Benefit of fubmitting to reproof 173 
 John, 8. 12. Nature of the Chrifbian religion 193 
 Prov. 22. 6. On education. (2 ferm.) - 215 
 Rom. 8, 5, 6. The true defign of Chriftianity 255 
 Matt. 3. I, 2. Miniftry of John the Baptift - 283 
 Matt. 5, 1,2. Paraphrafe on the fermon on the mount 
 
 315 
 Traft I. A prayer ----- 345 
 
 Tradt 2. A letter concerning apparitions - - 351 
 
 Tradt 3. A treatife on the Lord's fupper - 361 
 
 Traft 4. Aphorifms on the being and attributes of God : 
 
 freedom and agency : moral anions - - 371 
 
 Sermon, Deut. 32. 29. [Reformation of man- 
 ners.] 8°, Land. 17 16 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 14. 32, [Funeral.] 8°, Z,. 1717 
 
 Sermon, i Kings, 10. 9. [Acceffion of King 
 George to the throne.] 8°. Lo?id. 1725 
 
 HUNT, John, Minifter of the Gofpel. 
 
 The doftrine of God's eternal decrees ftated : 
 and his righteoufnefs therein cleared and vindi- 
 cated. rOn Rom. 9. 14,] 8°. Norw. 1720 
 
 HUNT, Nicholas. 
 
 The new-born Chriftian ; or, a lively patterne 
 and perfeft reprefentation of the faint militant 
 child of God defcribed to the life. 4°. 
 
 Land. 163 I 
 
 HUNT, Thomas, Efq. 
 
 An argument for the bifhop's right in judging in 
 capital caufes in Parliament : for their right 
 unalterable to that place in the government 
 that they now enjoy. With leveral obferva- 
 tions upon the change of our Englifh govern- 
 ment lince the Conqueft, To which is added 
 a poftfcript for vindicating the clergy. 8°, 
 
 Lond. 1682 
 
 Mr. Hunt's poftfcript for reftifying fome mis- 
 takes in fome of the inferior clergy, with two 
 difcourfes about the fucceffion. 8°. Lofid. 1682 
 
 HUNT, Thomas, D.D., F.R.S., F.A.S. 
 
 Born 1696. Educated at Hart Hall, Oxford, of which 
 
 he became Fellow. Regius Profeffor of Hebrew and Canon 
 
 of Chrift Church 1747. Died 1774. 
 
 Obfcrvations on feveral paffages in the Book of 
 
 Proverbs, with two fcrmons. 4°. Oxf. 1775* 
 
 HUNT, Thomas, D.D. {continued). 
 De antiquitate, elegantia et utilitate linguae Ara- 
 bics oratio. 4°. Oxon. 1739* 
 De ufudialeftorumOrientalium, 4°, Oxon. ij^'i* 
 HUNTER, Henry, D.D. 
 
 Born at Culrol's, Perthfhire, 1 741. Educated at the 
 Univcrfity of Edinburgh. Minifter of South Leith 1766. 
 Minifter of the Scotch Church, London Wall, London, 
 1 77 1. Died 1802. He was a man of learning and an 
 eloquent writer. 
 
 Sermons preached at different places and on va- 
 rious occafions : colleftcd and republifhed in 
 their refpeftive order : To which are fub- 
 joined. Memoirs, anecdotes, and illuftrations, 
 relating to the pcrfons, inftitutions, and events 
 connedled with the feveral fubjedls. 2 vol. 
 8°. Lond. 1795 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Adts, 8. 39. The believer's joy in Chrift Jcfus 3 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 7 ; Exod. 20. 19. The fuccefs of the gofpel. 
 
 Ordination fermon, with memoir of the Rev. C. 
 
 Nicholfon - - - - - - 37 
 
 Exod. 13. 8-10. The duty and utility of commemo- 
 rating national deliverances - - - gi 
 Deut. 15. 7-11. The duty of compaflion to poor brethren 
 
 Rev. II. 15. The univerfal extent, and everlaftlng du- 
 ration of the Redeemer's kingdom - - 199 
 Rom. 15. 13. The belief of the gofpel a fource of joy 
 and peace. Ordination ferm. - - 227 
 Pfa. 39. 4, 5. The brevity, uncertainty, and importance 
 of human life. Fun. ferm. on Rev. G. Turnbull 321 
 Vol. 2. 
 Rev. 21. 22. God, and the Lamb, the temple of heaven. 
 Opening of a chapel . - - - . i 
 Rev. 21. 3, 4. The tabernacle of God with men 35 
 Pfa. 97. I, 2. The univerfal and everlafting kingdom 
 of God. Comm. of the Revolution of 1688 - 73 
 Matt. 18. 10-14. Attention to little ones recommended 
 
 131 
 Dan. 2. 19-23. The wifdom of God in the govern- 
 ment of the world. On the execution of the king of 
 France, I793 . - " " ". ". ^35 
 
 Gen. 1. 3. Origin, nature, and properties of light 275 
 Matt. 25. 35-40. The day of judgment. (2 ferm.) 315 
 Sermons, and other mifcellaneous pieces. To 
 which are prefixed, A biographical fketch of 
 his life, and a critical account of his writings. 
 2 vol. 8°. Lond. 1804 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Sketch of the life of Dr. Hunter - - - i 
 
 Short account of his writings . . - i 
 
 Jer. 50. 4, 5. The Chriftian traveller towards Zion 23 
 Heb. 4. 14. Perfcverance in religion - - 37 
 
 Rev. 2. 10. Same fubjeft . - - 55 
 
 Pfa. 78. 1-7. On the inftrudtion of the young and 
 ignorant ------- 77 
 
 Luke, 2. 6, 7. The nativity of Chrift. (2 ferm.) 102 
 Phil. 2. 5-8. The humiliation of Jefus Chrift 12S 
 
 Matt. 17. 4. Peter's addrefs to Jefus at the mount of 
 transfiguration . . . - - 149 
 
 Luke, 22. 19, 20. On the laft fupper - 1 68 
 
 I Cor. 15. 3, 4. The death and refurredlion of Jefus 
 
 Chrift 183 
 
 Adts, 4. 33. The refurredtion - - 201 
 
 Luke, 24. 30, 31. Chrift with the difciples at Emmaus 
 
 217 
 
 Rom. 8. 34. On the intercelTion . - - 236 
 
 Matt. 28. 20. The perpetual prefence of Chrift with 
 
 his difciples - - - - - - ^53 
 
 Adls, 7. 55. The faith, of St. Stephen - - 267
 
 1583 
 
 1^84 
 
 HUNTER, Henry, D.D. (continued). 
 
 Rev. 22. 20. The believer vvifhing for the coming of 
 
 Jefas 288 
 
 iTheiT. 4. 17. On a happy eternity - - 311 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 1 Theff. 5. 12, 13. The reciprocal duties of a minifter 
 and people. Admillion of a minifter - i 
 
 Tit. 2. 15. The minifterial charader. Admiffionofa 
 minifter ---.-.-28 
 Jonah, 1.6. To feafaring men - - - 43 
 
 Ads, 24. 16. Purity of confcience. (2 ferm.) 72 
 
 Eph. 2. 7. The exceeding riches of God's grace 103 
 
 2 Cor. 7. I. The promifes of God an incitement to 
 holinefs - - - - - - -118 
 
 Luke, 13. 6-9. The parable of the fig-tree. (2 fer.) 138 
 Matt. 6. 33. On feeking the kingdom of God 180 
 
 John, 14. 15. Love to Chrift - - - 201 
 
 Ffa. 103. 1-5. The duty of praife - - - 219 
 
 Eph. 2. 8. Salvation by grace - - . 237 
 
 Hof. 6. I. Returning to God - - - 255 
 
 Lam. 3. 33. Aifli<Sion - - . . 272 
 
 Job, 30. 23. The certainty of death - - 290 
 
 Jer. 50. 4, 5. The Chriftian traveller towards Zion 306 
 Funeral pieces ------ 321- 
 
 Addrefs to the Friendly Female Society - - 341 
 
 Sacred biography ; or the hiftory of the Patri- 
 archs [&c.] Being a coiirfe of leftures deli- 
 vered at the Scots Church, London Wall. 
 Sixth edition. 5 vol. 8°. Lo/uL 1 807 
 
 Publi/hed alfo in 3 vol. and i vol. 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Rom. 15. 4. Ufefulnefs of biography - - i 
 
 Adam, 14; Cain and Abel, 47 ; Enoch, 76; Noah, 91 ; 
 Abraham, 139 and 192; Melchizedec, 170; Zech. 
 I. 5, 6. Providence adiing by feeble inftruments, 287 ; 
 Ifaac, 304; Jacob, 354. 
 
 Vol. 2. Jacob, continued, 1 ; Jofeph, 37 ; Mofes, 148 
 and 188; Luke, 20. 27-38. Life and immortality 
 brought to light, 166. 
 
 Vol. 3. 2 Tim. I. 8-10. The divine purpofe and grace 
 difplayed, i ; Mofes, continued, 21 and 341 ; Aaron, 
 153 ; Balaam, 226 ; Rev. 20. 11-13. The fmall and 
 great brought to judgment, 320. 
 
 Vol. 4. Mofes, continued, I ; Gen. 2. 18. The import- 
 ance of the female fex, 77 ; Deborah, 98 j Ruth, 
 174; Hannah the mother of Samuel, 309, 
 Vol. 5. 
 
 Hiftory of Jefus Chrift. 
 
 General index. 
 
 HUNTER, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Weaverham, Chefhire. 
 
 Moral difcourfes on Providence and other im- 
 portant fubjefts. Second edition. 2 vol. 8°. 
 
 Lo?id. 1774 
 Vol. I. 
 Pfa. 145. 17. The moral attributes and government of 
 
 God. (3 ferm.) . . _ . . j 
 
 A&.S, 17. 28. A prefent, an adlual, and ever-adlive 
 
 providence ----.. 03 
 
 Pfa. 24. 1. Same fubjedl - - - - 115 
 
 Rom. 8. 32. Arguments from revelation in proof of a 
 
 prelent providence - - - - 155 
 
 Job, 3. 20. Objedions againft providence from the 
 
 mifery of human life, confidered. (2 ferm.) 173 
 
 Jer. 12. I. The profperity of the wicked. (2 ferm.) 211 
 Judges, 6. 12, 13. The afflidions of the righteous. (3 
 
 ferm.) -...--. 285 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 41-46. Confiderations drawn from the pro- 
 cefs of nature in proof and illuftration of the dodrine 
 of providence. (5 ferm.) - - - 361 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 2 Kings, 4. 13. The Shunammite; or, the happinefb of 
 private life -..-.. j 
 
 HUNTER, Thomas, M.A. {continued). 
 
 John, 17. 17. The findifying nature of divine truth 53 
 Luke, 10. 41, 42. The one thing needful - 93 
 
 I John. 4. 16. Love an eflential attribute of God. (4 
 
 lerm.) - - - ng 
 
 I Sam. 16. 7. The different judgments of God and 
 
 man. (2 ferm.) . - - . . 201 
 
 Gen. 39, 2. Mora) refledions on the hiftory of Jofeph. 
 
 (2 ferm.) - • - - - - 235 
 
 Gen. 41. 46. Vindication of the miniftry of Jofeph 287 
 Ecclef. 2. 2. Serioufnefs a moral and Chriftian duty 307 
 Luke, 16. 19, 20. Refledions on the parable of the 
 
 rich man and Lazarus - . _ . 329 
 
 Pfa. III. 10. The wifdom of being religious. (3 ferm.) 
 
 357 
 
 Luke, 23. 50. The charaderof a good man. (Funeral 
 
 ferm.) -----.. 409 
 
 HUNTER, William, M.A. 
 Sermon, Pfa. 145. 8. [Thankfgiving upon the 
 re-ellabliflimcnt of peace.] 4°. Worceji. 1"]%^ 
 HUNTINGDON, Selina, Countefs of 
 
 A Calviniftic Methodift, for which intereft fhe eredcd 
 fixty-four chapels. Born 1707; died 1791. 
 
 (The life and times of) By a member of the 
 Hou{es of Shirley and Haftings. Third thou- 
 fand. 2 vol. 8°. . Lo?id. 1840 
 
 A review in Brit. Crit. 28. 263. 
 
 HUNTINGFORD, Rev. Edward, B.C.L. 
 
 Late Fellow of New College, Oxford. 
 Thoughts on fome portions of the Revelation of 
 St. John the divine. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1852 
 
 HUNTINGFORD, George Isaac, D.D., Bifhop 
 of Hereford. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Winchefter 1748. Educated 
 at Winchefter College and New College, Oxford. Mafter 
 of Warminfter School 1772. Warden of Winchefter Col- 
 lege 1789. Became Biftiop of Gloucefter. Tranfiated to 
 Hereford 1815. Died 1832. 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 22. 6. [Charity Sch. L. andW.] 
 4°. Lond. 1796 
 
 Sermon, Neh. 4. 14. [Military.] 8°. L. 1797 
 A call for union with the Eftablifhed Church, 
 being a compilation of paflages from various 
 authors, 8°. Winch. 1800 
 
 An introduftion to the writing of Greek. Eighth 
 edition, improved. 8°. Oxf. 181 1 
 
 Charge (A). The petition of the Englifh Ca- 
 tholics confidered : Delivered to the clergy in 
 the diocefe of Gloucefter in 1810. Third 
 edition. 12°. Lo7id. 181 2 
 
 Thoughts on the Trinity. Second edition, cor- 
 refted and conliderably enlarged. Charges and 
 other theological works. Edited according to 
 the direftions of the author, by Henry Hunt- 
 ingford, LL.B. 8°.' Z-^W. 1832 
 
 Preface .-.-.-- vii 
 
 Thoughts on the Trinity _ - - - r 
 
 A charge before ordination of deacons and priefts 155 
 Charges to the clergy - - - - - 183 
 
 Difcourfe on Rom. i. 16. The profeflionof Chriftianity 
 perfedly confiftent with the moft confummate human 
 wifdom ------ 389 
 
 Difcourfe, Ifa. 42. 11, 12. Thankfgiving on the refto- 
 ration of peace ------ 427 
 
 Difcourfe on 2 Pet. 3. 18 - - - - 449 
 
 Charges before confirmation . - - - 469 
 
 Addrefs at the confecration of a churchyard - 497
 
 1585 
 
 1586 
 
 HUNTINGFORD, Thomas, M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Kempsford, Gloucefterfliire, 
 Teftimonies in proof of the feparate exiftence of 
 the foul in a ftate of felf-confcioufnefs between 
 death and the refurreftion. Accedit Joannis 
 Calvini Pfychopannychia. 8°. Lo7id. 1829 
 
 HUNTINGDON, Robert, D.D., Bifliop of Ra- 
 phoe. 
 
 A learned divine. Born at Deorhyrft, Gloucefter/hire, 
 1636. Educated at Merton College, Oxford, of which he 
 was chofen Fellow. Chaplain to the Englifli Factory at 
 Aleppo 1670. Mafter of Trinity College, Dublin, 1683. 
 Biihop of Raphoe 1701, but died in the fame year. 
 Epiftols. Praemittitur de ejufdem vita, ftudiis, 
 peregrinationibus, et obitu. Scriptore Thoma 
 Smith. 8°. Lond. 
 
 HUNTINGTON, William. 
 
 A high Calvinift, Diflenting preacher. Born 1 744. 
 PafTed his early life in menial fervice and diflipation, after 
 which he became a popular preacher in London. On his 
 books he took the title of S.S., or Sinner Saved. Died 
 1813. A review of his works by Southey will be found 
 in the Quart. Rev. 24. 462. 
 
 Works, zo vol, 8°. Lond. 1820* 
 
 Contemplations on the God of Ifrael, in a (eries 
 
 of letters to a friend. 12°. Skaford, 1830 
 The law eftabliflied by the faith of Chrift. A 
 
 fermon on Rom. 3. 31. 8°. Lo?id. 1786 
 
 The epiftles of faith. 8°. Lond. \j%g 
 
 The kingdom of heaven taken by prayer. [With 
 
 life of the author.] 32°. Andover, \%iz 
 
 The wife and foolilh virgins defcribed. The 
 
 fubftance of two fermons [on Matt. 25. 3, 4.] 
 
 8°. Lond. 1803 
 
 HURD, Richard, D.D., Bp. of Worcefter. 
 
 An eminent divine and elegant writer. Born at Con- 
 greve, Stafford/hire, 1720. Admitted of Emanuel College, 
 Cambridge, 1733. One of the Whitehall preachers 1750. 
 Redlor of Thurcafton, 1757. Redor of Folkton, York- 
 fliire, 1762. Preacher of Lincoln'sinn 1765. Archdeacon 
 of Gloucefter 1767. Biihop of Lichfield and Coventry 
 J775. Tranflated to "Worcefter 178 1. Died 1808. His 
 fermons are diftinguifhed by elegant fimplicity of ftyle, per- 
 fpicuity of method, and acutenels of elucidation. 
 
 Works. 8 vol. 8°. Lond. 1 8 1 1 
 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Dates of fome occurrences in the life of the author. 
 
 Horatii Epiftolae ad Pifones [Ars PoeticaJ et Auguftum. 
 With an Englifli commentary and notes. 
 Vol. 2. 
 
 Critical diflerations. 
 
 On the idea of univerfal poetry - - - i 
 
 On the provinces of dramatic poetry 
 On poetical imitation . . - . 
 
 On the marks of imitation - • - 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 
 Moral and political dialogues. 
 
 Preface on the manner of writing dialogue 
 On fincerity in the commerce of the world 
 On retirement - _ - . . 
 
 On the age of Elizabeth - - - . 
 
 On the conftitution of the Englifh government 
 Vol. 4. 
 
 Moral and political dialogues, continued. 
 
 On the conftitution of the Englifh government 9 
 
 On the ufes of foreign travel - - - 85 
 
 Letters on chivalry and romance - - 231 
 
 27 
 107 
 243 
 
 17 
 
 51 
 
 95 
 
 165 
 
 281 
 
 HURD, Biftop (continued}. 
 
 Vol. 5. 
 An introdudlion to the ftudy of the prophecies concern- 
 ing the Chriftian Church ; and in particular concerning 
 the Church of Papal Rome. In twelve fermons, at 
 the Ledture founded by Bp. Warburton. 
 2 Pet. I. 21. Falfe ideas of prophecy - - i 
 Rev. 19. 10. The true idea of prophecy - 21 
 Rev. 19. 10. Conclufions from the true idea of pro- 
 phecy 44 
 
 John, 13. 19. The general argument from prophecy 
 
 74 
 Ifa. 42. 9. Prophecies concerning Chrift's fecond 
 
 coming. (2 ferm.) - _ . . 102 
 
 I John, 2. 18. Prophecies concerning Antichrift 171 
 I John, 2. 18. Prejudices againft the doftrine of 
 
 Antichrift ---... 205 
 Ezek. 20. 49. The prophetic ftyle confidered 233 
 Ezek. 20. 49. The ftyle and method of the Apocalypfe 
 
 260 
 Luke, 12. 56. Prophetic charafters of Antichrift 286 
 Rev. 22. 7. Ufes of this inquiry into the prophecies 
 
 333 
 Appendix, contaming an Anfsnymous Letter to the Au- 
 
 thor, with his anfwer to it 
 Vol. 6. 
 Sermons preached at Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 363 
 
 Matt. 13. 51, 52 
 
 1 
 
 Rom. 16. 19. 2 fer. 
 
 215 
 
 I Cor. 10. 15 
 
 23 
 
 John, 5. 44 - 
 
 ■ 245 
 
 Rom. 2. 14, 15 
 
 - 37 
 
 John, 9. 41 - - 
 
 260 
 
 Gal. 3. 19 - 
 
 5^ 
 
 I Cor. 8. I 
 
 - 276 
 
 Heb. 2. 3 - 
 
 - 67 
 
 A<5ls, 26. 9 - 
 
 290 
 
 John, 14. 8 
 
 83 
 
 Luke, 6. 26 
 
 304 
 
 James, 4. i 
 
 - lOI 
 
 John, 8. II - 
 
 319 
 
 I Tim. I. 5 - - 
 
 116 
 
 Matt. II. 29 - 
 
 333 
 
 Rom. 12. 10 - 
 
 - 130 
 
 Luke, 16. 14 
 
 350 
 
 John, 13. 8 
 
 143 
 
 Ecclef. 5. 10 - 
 
 366 
 
 Mark, 9. 49 
 
 -160 
 
 I Cor. 6. 20 
 
 378 
 
 Gal. 6. 3 - - 
 
 174 
 
 Job, 13. 26 
 
 393 
 
 2 Cor. 10. 12 - 
 
 - 187 
 
 Ecclef. 7. 21, 22 
 
 407 
 
 Mark, 4. 24 
 
 201 
 
 
 
 
 Vo 
 
 •7- 
 
 
 Sermons preached 
 
 at Lincc 
 
 In's Inn, continued. 
 
 
 Ads, 24. 24, 25 
 
 1 
 
 Matt. II. 5 
 
 193 
 
 I John, 5. II 
 
 18 
 
 John, 14. 2 
 
 210 
 
 Gal. 6. 8 - - 
 
 - 32 
 
 John, 16. 12, 13 - 
 
 222 
 
 2 Cor. 7. 1 - 
 
 46 
 
 Adts, I. II - 
 
 237 
 
 I Tim. 3. 16 - 
 
 - 62 
 
 Matt. 13- 55, 56 - 
 
 253 
 
 Ifa. 50. II - 
 
 77 
 
 James, 4. 7 - - 
 
 267 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 3 
 
 - 95 
 
 Prov. 16. 6 
 
 283 
 
 I Pet. 3. 15 
 
 110 
 
 I Cor. 6. 12 
 
 296 
 
 John, 7. 46 - 
 
 - 124 
 
 Matt. 5. 38-41 
 
 310 
 
 Matt. 13. 10 
 
 143 
 
 Luke, 9. 26. 2 fer. 
 
 327 
 
 Matt. 13. 58 - 
 
 - 159 
 
 Matt. 16. 18. 2 fer. 
 
 354 
 
 2 Cor. 4. 5 - 
 
 176 
 
 
 
 A large difcourfe, by way of commentary on that re- 
 markable part of the gofpel-hiftory, in which Jelus is 
 reprefented as driving the buyers and fellers out of the 
 Temple ------- 383 
 
 Vol. 8, 
 Sermons on public occafions. 
 
 Pfa. 119. 59. Faft, for American Rebellion i 
 
 Heb. 13. 8. Soc. for the Propag. of the Gofpel 
 Pet. 2. 16. Jan. 30 - 
 Charges to the clergy. 
 
 In 1775 and 1782 - - - - S5» 
 
 In 1785. The ufe and abufe of reafon in matters of 
 religion - - - - - 87 
 
 In 1790, 1796, 1800 - - - - 103, <S:c. 
 
 Controverfial trails. 
 
 Remarks on the Rev. W. Wefton's Enquiry into the 
 Rejedtion of the Chriftian Miracles by the Heathens 
 
 The opinion of an eminent lawyer on the right ot 
 
 5 I 
 
 17 
 35 
 
 &c.
 
 1587 
 
 1588 
 
 HURD, Bifliop (continued). 
 
 appeal from the Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge to 
 the Senate ------ 185 
 
 On the delicacy of friendfliip - - - 255 
 
 A letter to the Rev. Dr. Thomas Leland, on his 
 
 Diflertation on the Principles of Human Eloquence 
 
 303 
 A review of Bp. Hurd's works, by Dr. T. D, Whitaker, 
 will be found in Quart. Review, 7, 383. 
 
 On Chriftian courtefy. 
 
 Trafts of Angl. Fathers, 4. 213 
 HURDIS, James, D.D. 
 
 An ingenious poet and very amiable man. Born at 
 Bifliopftone, Suflex, 1763. Entered a Commoner of St. 
 Mary Hall, Oxford, 1780. Chofen Demy of Magdalen 
 College 1782. Prefented to the livingofBi/hopftone 1791. 
 Profeffor of Poetry in the Univerfity of Oxford 1793. Died 
 1801. 
 
 Reflexions upon the commencement of a new- 
 year. Pp. 20. 8°. Land. 1793 
 
 The village curate, and other poems ; including 
 ibme pieces now firft publifhed. 8°. 
 
 Lend. 1810 
 
 The favourite village. A poem. 4°. 1 800* 
 
 Seleft critical remarks upon the Englifh verfion 
 of the ten chapters of Genefis, 8°. 
 
 LofiJ. 1793* 
 
 Twelve diiTertations on the nature and occalion 
 ofpfalm and prophecy. 8°. Lond. 1800* 
 
 HURE, Charles. 
 
 An eminent Janfenift. Profeflbr of the learned lan- 
 guages in the Univerfity of Paris ; and Principal of the 
 College of Boncourt. Born 1639. Died 171 7. The fol- 
 lowing work is much efteemed. 
 
 Novum Teftamentum regulis illuftratum, feu 
 
 canones Scripturae Sacrae certa methodo di- 
 
 gefti, ad Novi Teftamenti intelligentiam potiffi- 
 
 mum accommodati. [Anon.] 12°. Par. i6g6 
 
 HURRION, John. 
 
 A DiflTenting minifter. Born about 1675. Paftorofa 
 congregation at Denton, Norfolk, 1696. Removed to 
 London as minifter of a congregation in Hare Court, 1724. 
 Died 173 1. He employed his time greatly in ftudy, chiefly 
 of the divines of the ancient Church. His ftyle is natural, 
 unaffefted, and manly. 
 
 The whole works of: now firft colle£led. To 
 which is prefixed. The life of the author. 
 s 3 vol. 12°. Land. 1823 
 
 Vol. T. 
 Some account of the author - . - . vii— xx 
 The knowledge of Chrift and him crucified opened and 
 applied in eight fermons [on i Cor. 2.. 2.] 
 Vol. 2. 
 ': The knowledge of Chrift glorified opened and applied in 
 , ' twelve fermons. 
 
 2 Tim. 2. 8. The refurreftion of Chrift from the 
 
 dead. (2 ferm.) .... 12 
 
 Eph. 4. 10. The afcenfion of Chrift into heaven. 
 
 (2 ferm.) . . - - . - 59 
 
 Heb, 12. 2. Chrift fitting at the right hand of God. 
 
 (2 ferm.) 100 
 
 Heb. 7. 25. The interceffion of Chrift for his people, 
 
 at the right hand of God. (2 ferm.) - 141 
 
 2 Tim. 4. I. Chrift's fecond coming to judge the 
 
 world in righteoufnefs. (4 ferm.) - 187 
 
 The rights and duties of minifters and people. A fermon. 
 
 [Ordination, on Heb. 13. 17.] - - - 269 
 
 A funeral fermon. [On Col. 3. 3.] - - 296 
 
 HURRION, John {continued). 
 
 Vol. 3. 
 The Scripture doftrine of the real perfonality and the 
 internal and extraordinary work of the Holy Spirit 
 ftated and defended in fixteen fermons. 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 16, The Holy Spirit's divinity proved from 
 Scripture. (6 ferm.) . - . . 3 
 
 John, 15. 26. The real perfonality, procefRon, and 
 miflion of the Holy Spirit, proved from Scripture. 
 (4 ferm.) 125 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 8. The external and extraordinary works 
 of the Holy Spirit. (6 ferm.) - - - 13,1$ 
 
 Scripture doftrine of particular redemption, rj 
 
 Lime Street Leftures 
 
 Sermon, Prov. 22. 6. Early inftruftion of chil- 
 dren explain'd and recommended. [Char. Sch.] 
 8°. Land. 1730 
 
 HURTER, Franz. 
 
 Born 1787. Minifter of the Miinfter church, SchafF- 
 haufen. 
 
 Gefchichte Papft Innocenz III. und feiner Zeit- 
 genoflen. Second edition. 4 vol. 8°. 
 
 Hamb. 1841-43* 
 
 Geburt und Wiedergeburt ; Erinnerungen aus 
 meinem Leben. Third edit. 2 vol. 8°. 1849* 
 
 HURWITZ, Hyman. 
 
 Profeflbr of Hebrew in Univerfity College, London. 
 A grammar of the Hebrew language. Third 
 
 edit. 8°. - _ 1,0^4' jHi 
 
 HUSS, John. i«h(lO«mc^.,<T .hol-.H 
 
 The great Bohemian reformer. Bbiii ihBdfiemia 1376. 
 Educated at the Univerfity of Prague, and became minifter 
 of a church in that city. Adopted the principles of Wic- 
 liffe, and preached them with great energy. Burnt for 
 herefy 141 5. The beft edition of his works is that of 
 1558. Tranflations of many of his writings are given in 
 Fox's Adts and Monuments. 
 
 Joannis Hus et Hieronymi Pragenfis confeflbrum 
 Chrifti hiftoria et monumenta, partim annis 
 fuperioribus publicata, partim nunc demum in 
 lucem prolata et edita. 2 vol. Folio. 
 
 Norib. 1558 
 Vol. I. 
 
 Leftori, &c. Ff. 7 
 
 Hiftoria de aftis et martyrio J. Hus in concilio Conftan- 
 
 tienfi - ..... I 
 
 Explicatio fymboli, decalogi, orationis Dominicae, cum 
 
 aliis quibufdam fcriptis de peccato mortali, de matri- 
 
 monio, de cognitione et dileftione Dei, &c. - 29 
 De fanguine Chrifti fub fpecie vini - - 42 
 
 De fufficientia legis Chrifti ad regendam ecclefiam 44 
 Sermo de fide fua de verbis, Pax huic domui - 48 
 Alius fermo de pace - ... - 52 
 
 68 epiftolae J. Hus, et aliorum - - - 57 
 
 Narratio de initiis et progreflTu certaminum J. Hus cum 
 
 fadlione pontificia . . - - - 86 
 
 Tenor appellationis ab archiepifcopo Pragenfi ad papam 
 
 contra combuftionem librorum Joannis WiclefF 89 
 Epiftols fcriptae, quo tempore J. Hus per excommunica- 
 
 tionem Praga abierat - - - - 93 
 
 De libris haereticorum legendis - - . 102 
 
 Aflus pro defenfione libri J. WiclefF de Trtnitate 105 
 Replica contra Anglicum J. Stokes Wielefi calumnia- 
 
 torem - - - - - - -loS 
 
 Defenfio quorundam articulorum J. WiclefF - 1 1 1 
 
 De ablatione bonorum temporalium a clericis - 118 
 J. Hus de decimis ----- 126 
 
 Replica contra occultum adverfarium - - 135 
 
 Replica contra praedicatorem Plzenfem - 144 
 
 Qua?ftio de arguendo clero pro concione - - 149
 
 '589 
 
 •59° 
 
 HUSS, John [continued). 
 
 De quinque ofHciis facerdotis - - - 154 
 
 De fanguine Chrifti - - - - - 154 
 
 Tra(flatus de corpore Chrifti - . - 163 
 
 De tribus dubiis fadlis in Holomutz - - - 167 
 
 Quasftio de credere . - - - - 169 
 
 Bulla indulgentiarum Papae Joannis XXIII. - 171 
 
 Alia bulla commiflariis data - - - 171 
 
 Quasftio de indulgentiis - - - - - 174 
 
 Contra buUam Papas Joannis XXIII. - - 189 
 
 Opufculum de fex erroribus - - - - 191 
 
 Tra£tatus de ecclefia - - - - - 196 
 
 Relponfjo ad fcripta M. S. Paletz - - - 255 
 
 Refponfio ad fcripta M. S. du Znoyma - 265 
 
 Refutatio fcripti ofto dodtorum theologiae - 292 
 
 Repetitio M. J. Jeflinetz pro defenfione M.J. Hus 324 
 
 Liber de Antichrifto et membrorum ejus anatomia 336 
 
 Liber de regno, populo, vita et moribus Antichrifti 368 
 De facerdotum et monachorum abhorrenda abominatione 
 
 defolationis in ecclefia Chrifti - - - 376 
 
 De abolendis feftis et traditionibus hominum - 472 
 
 De pernicie traditionum humanarum - - 473 
 
 De unitate ecclefiae et fchi£mate ... ^76 
 
 De evangelica perfe£tione - - - - 479 
 
 De myfterio iniquitatis fragmentum - - - 481 
 
 De revelatione Chrifti et Antichrifti fragmentum fecun- 
 
 dum ------- 490 
 
 Alia quaedam fragmenta . . - . 500 
 
 VoL 2. 
 
 Catalogus fcriptorum - - ■• - - F. i 
 Hiftoria geftorum Chrifti ex iv. Evangeliftis in unum 
 
 collefta ------- I 
 
 Hiftoria paflionis Chrifti - . . . 7 
 
 Conciones fynodicae - . . ■ - 25 
 
 Sermones xxviii. de Antichrifto - . - 54 
 
 Explicatio in i Cor. 1-7 - - - - 83 
 
 In Epift. Apoftolorum canonicas feptem commentarii 
 
 105 
 
 Enarratio Pfalmi 109-118 - - - - 229 
 
 De corpore Chrifti in facramento altaris - - 340 
 
 -rjDe adoratione et contra imaginum adorationem 341 
 
 '. 'Narratio hiftorica de condemnatione et fupplicio J. Hus 
 
 ^^:- . , 344 
 
 • U Carmen quoddam J. Hus de coena Domini - 348 
 
 Narratio de Hieronymo Pragenfi pro Chrifti nomine 
 
 '> , exufto - - - - - - - 349 
 
 ^ Alia de eodem narratio - - - • 354 
 
 Scriptum quoddam Poggii Florentini de Hieronymo 
 
 Pragenfi - ..- . - -358 
 
 Sermo habitus in Bethlehem a quodam pioin memoriam 
 
 novorum martyrum J. Hus et H. Pragenfis 362 
 
 Adfertio communionis fub utraque fpecie univerfitatis 
 
 Pragenfis ------ 364 
 
 ';' Revocatio cujufdam Petri, monachi Pragenfis, qui prius 
 
 '"^'' docuit facramentum fumendum fub una fpecie 365 
 
 .y Teftimonium univerfitatis Oxonienfis de dodtrina et vita 
 
 Joannis Wicleff ----- 366 
 
 Di{J3utatio capituli ecclefiae Pragenfis cum Roky- 
 7;. zana de Huffitias controverfiis. 
 "32 Canifius, 4. 753 
 
 Huffitica. Ibid. 4.. 447 
 
 HUSBAND, J., A.M. 
 
 Curate of Nefton, and late Bye-Fellow of Magdalene 
 College, Cambridge. 
 
 Five parochial lermons, adapted to the prefent 
 crifis. 8°. Lend. 1829 
 
 J J Heb. 10. 23. Introductory . . . . i 
 
 y . John, 5. 39. On the general ufe of the Bible 17 
 
 -If. Exod. 20. 4, 5. Againft idolatry of every kind ; the 
 
 ,,-, Roman Catholic religion proved to be idolatrous 37 
 
 I Tim. 4. 1-3. Shewing that all the peculiar pradlices 
 
 of the Church of Rome were forefeen and condemned 
 
 as herefies by the apoftlcs - - - - 55 
 
 HUSBAND, J., A.M. {continued). 
 
 Matt. 26. 27, 28. The Popifh doctrine of mafles and 
 Purgatory proved to be unfcriptural and dangerous 75 
 
 HUSBANDS, Edward. 
 
 An exaft collcftion of all remonftrances, declara- 
 tions, votes, orders, ordinances, proclamations, 
 petitions, mefiages, anfwers, and other remark- 
 able pafTagcs between the king and his parlia- 
 ment, 1 641 to 1643. 4°. Lont^. 1642 
 
 HUSSEY, Christopher, D.D., Reftor of Weft 
 Wickham in Kent, 
 
 Twelve fermons. 8°. LoTitJ. 1753 
 
 John, 18. 38. Truth I 
 
 Phil. I. 10. Things excellent . - . 21 
 
 Dan. 9. 7. The righteoufnefs of God - - 45 
 
 Rom. 3. 25. The righteoufnefs of God in the redemption 
 
 of mankind ------ 67 
 
 Rom. 4. 17. The foreknowledge of God - 89 
 
 Gen. 2. 15-17. The flate of man in Paradife. (2 ferm.) 
 
 II I 
 A£ls, 2. 23. The crucifixion of Chrift - - 149 
 I Cor. 2. 2. Same fubjedl - - - 173 
 
 I Tim. 2. 5, 6. The mediation of Chrift - 201 
 
 Heb. I. 8. The kingdom of Chrift - - 223 
 
 Luke, I. 33. The perpetuity of Chrift's kingdom 241 
 
 Twenty fermons. 8°. Lo?id. 1755 
 
 Job, II. 7. God incomprehenfible . - - i 
 
 Rom. I. 19. The being and attributes of God 23 
 
 Afts, 17. 28. Our being in God - - 49 
 
 Deut. 10. 17. The fovereignty of God - - 7' 
 
 Pfa. 97. 1. The divine providence - - 93 
 
 Pfa. 103. 19. The providence of God - - 1:7 
 
 Ecclef. 3. II. The beauty of God's works - 139 
 
 Ifa. 5. 20. The reafons of good and evil - - 159 
 
 Rom. 8. 4. Fulfilling the righteoufnefs of the law 181 
 I John, 4. 8. God is love - - - 197 
 
 1 John, 4. 9. God's love in our redemption - 221 
 I Tim. 2. 4. The univerfality of Chrift's redemption 245 
 Ecclef. 2. 3. Happinefs. (2 ferm.) - - 265 
 
 Prov. 4. 23. The government of our thoughts and 
 paffions ------- 299 
 
 Afts, 14. 15. The govemm.ent of our paffions 319 
 
 I Cor. 16. 14. Charity - - - - 341 
 
 Matt. 7. 12. Of doing to others what we would have 
 
 done to ourfelves . . - - . 365 
 
 I John, 3. 7. Righteoufnefs ... 3S7 
 
 I John, 3. 8. The origin of evil . . - 409 
 
 Twenty fermons. 8°. Lofid. 1 75 8 
 
 Eph. 3. 10, II. The wifdom of God in the redemption 
 
 of mankind. (2 ferm.) - - - - 1 
 
 I Cor. 2. 7. Same fubjedt - . - 41 
 
 Pfa. 8. I. The glory of God - - . - 59 
 
 Eph. I. 17. The fpirit of wifdom and revelation 85 
 Pfa. 4. 6. The favour of God the only happinefs of men 
 
 105 
 Rom. I. 17. The happinefs of the juft by faith 123 
 Ads, 10. 34, 35. God no refpedter of perfons 141 
 
 Jer. 12. I. The profperity of the wicked - 159 
 
 Eph. 4. 23 179 
 
 John, 6. 45. The afliftance of God's Spirit communi- 
 cated to all mankind - - - - 1 99 
 I Cor. 12. 31. St. Paul's more excellent way - 221 
 Matt. 5. 48. Our imitating the divine perfeftions 245 
 Luke, 6. 36. Our imitating the mercy of God 267 
 I Pet. I. 16. Our imitating the holinefs of God 289 
 Matt, 15. 19. The origin and finfulnefs of our thoughts 
 
 3»i 
 Pfa. 19. 14, Our meditations - - - 333 
 
 Rom. 12. I. The living facrifice of our bodies - 355 
 Matt. 22, 37, 38. Our love of God - - 377 
 
 Matt. 22, 39. Our love of our neighbour - 403
 
 I59I 
 
 1592 
 
 HUSSEY, Joseph. 
 
 Paftor of a Congregational church at Cambridge. He 
 was a High Calvinift. All his works, with the exception 
 ot that on God's Operations of Grace, which has been re- 
 printed, are exceedingly fcarcc. 
 
 The glory of Chrift unveiled ; or, the excel- 
 lency of Chrift vindicated in his perfon, love, 
 righteoufnefs, &c., occafioned by divers noto- 
 rious errors in the writings of Mr. John Hunt, 
 of Northampton, and many other writers. 
 Thick 4°. Lond. 1706 
 
 A very fcarce book. 
 
 God's operations of grace, but no offers of his 
 grace ; to which are added two brief treatifes : 
 the one about invitation, the other about ex- 
 hortation of iinners to come to Chrift. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1707 
 A third edition was publiflied 1792, faid to be " revifed 
 
 and correfted." 
 
 A warning from the winds, a fermon, preached 
 January 19, 1704; being the day ofpublick humilia- 
 tion for the late terrible and awakning ftorm of wind, 
 fent in great rebuke upon this kingdom, Nov. 26, and 
 27, 1703, and now fet forth in fome ground of it, to 
 have been inflidted as puniihment of general contempt 
 of the work of the Holy Ghoft, from John, 3. 8. To 
 which is fubnefted a laborious exercitation upon Eph. 2. 
 2, about the airy oracles, fibyl-propheteffes, idolatry, &c. 
 4"^. Lond. 1704. 
 
 The ftroke of divine fovereignty ; or, a fermon 
 
 on the death of Mrs. HufTey, Ezek. xxiv. 1 6. 
 
 4°. Lond. 1704 
 
 The gofpel feaft opened ; or, the great fupper 
 
 of the parable, difcovered in feveral fermons. 
 
 [Luke, 14. 17.] 8°. Lond. 1693 
 
 HUSSEY, Robert, B.D. 
 
 Regius Profeffor of Ecclefiaftical Hiftory, Oxford, late 
 Cenfor of Chrift Church, and Whitehall Preacher. 
 
 Sermons moftly academical : with a preface con- 
 taining a refutation of the theory founded 
 upon the Syriac fragment of the epiftles of 
 St. Ignatius. 8°. Oxf. 1849 
 
 Preface ....... i_xxxix 
 
 I Pet. 2. 17. Honour all men ... i 
 
 I Pet. 24 17. Love the brotherhood . - 32 
 
 I John, I. 3, 4. Communion with God - - 60 
 
 John, 16. 13. The proof of the Spirit - 89 
 
 I Tim. 3. 15. The Church from the beginning until 
 
 now - - . - - - -118 
 
 Heb. 12, I, 2. The witnefs of antiquity - 147 
 
 Jer. 6. 16. Revealed truth - - - .174 
 
 James, 5. 8. The authority of antiquity - 209 
 
 Matt. 23. 30. Paft ages in the Church compared with 
 
 the prefent ..--.. 234 
 
 Mai. 2. 7. The teaching prieft. Ad clerum. Biihop's 
 
 vifitation --...- 276 
 
 I Cor. 4. 7. Pride ..... 2^7 
 
 1 Cor. 15. 20. The refurreftion of the body 321 
 Luke, 21. 1—4. The refponfibilitics of wealth 351 
 
 2 Pet. I. 10. Calling and eledtion made fure 365 
 The Papal fupremacy, its rife and progrefs, 
 
 traced in three ledlures. 8°. Lond. 185 I 
 
 HUTCHESON, Francis. 
 
 A philufopher of the Shaftelbury fchool. Son of a Dis- 
 fenting minifter in Leland. Born 1694. Entered the Uni- 
 verfity of Glalgow 17 10. Became minifter of a DilTentlng 
 congregation in the north of Ireland. ProfcfTor of Moral 
 Philofophyin the Univerfjty ofGlafgow 1729. Died 1747. 
 
 HUTCHESON, Francis {continued). 
 
 Philofophiae moralis inftitutio compendiaria, 
 cthices et jurifprudentic-e naturalis elementa 
 continens. 1 2°. Glajg. 1 742 
 
 A fhort introduftion to moral philofophy, con- 
 taining the elements of ethicks and the law of 
 nature, tranflated. Sm. 8°. Glafg. 1747 
 
 An eflay on the nature and conduft of the pas- 
 fions and affcflions, with illuftrations of the 
 moral fenfe. 3d edit. Sm. 8°. Glafg. 1 769 
 
 Synopfis metaphyficae, Ontologiam et Pneuma- 
 tologiam compleftens. Editio fexta. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Glafg. 1774 
 
 An inquiry into the original of our ideas of 
 beauty and virtue, in two treatifes. I. Con- 
 cerning beauty, order, harmony, delign. II 
 Concerning moral good and evil. Fifth edi- 
 tion, corredled. 8°. Lond. 1753 
 
 Letters between the late Mr. Gilbert Burnet, 
 and Mr. Hutchinfon, concerning the true 
 foundation of virtue or moral goodnefs. For- 
 merly publifhed in the London Journal. To 
 which is added, a preface apd poftfcript wrote 
 by Mr. Burnet fome time before his death. 
 Ff. viii. 85. 8°. Lond. 1735 
 
 HUTCHESON, George. 
 
 One of the minifters of Edinburgh. He was an excellent 
 doftrinal and pradlical commentator. 
 A brief expofition of the xii. fmall prophets. 3 
 
 vol. Sm. 8°. Lond. 1655 
 
 Alfo publifhed in one folio volume, 1657. 
 
 Vol. I. Holea, Joel, Amos. 
 
 Vol. 2. Obad., Jonah, Mic, Nah., Hab., Zeph. 
 
 Vol. 3. Haggai, Zech. Mai. 
 An expofition of the Gofpel according to John. 
 
 Reprinted from the edition of 1657. [Folio.] 
 
 Large 8°. Lond. 1841 
 
 An expofition upon Job, being the fum of 3 16 
 
 Icdlures. Folio. Lond. 1669* 
 
 Forty-five fermons upon the 130th Pfalm. 8". 
 
 Edin. 1 69 1* 
 HUTCHINGS, Thomas. 
 Sermon, Gen. 13. 8. The conciliatory addrefs 
 
 of Abraham to Lot. 8°. Lond. \%\o 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Rev. Cyril. 
 Two plain fermons, for a country congregation. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1837 
 
 Matt. 28. 19. On baptifm .... 3 
 
 2 Thefl". 2. 15. Confirmation ... 19 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Francis, D.D. 
 
 Became Minifter of Bury St. Edmonds, Suffolk. Bifliop 
 
 of Down and Connor 1720. Died about 1739. 
 
 A fhort view of the pretended fpirit of prophecy, 
 
 taken from its firft rife in the year 1688, to 
 
 its prefent ftate among us. Together with 
 
 fome obfervations upon their doftrines and 
 
 pretended miracles, &c. F. i. Pp.60. Sm. 
 
 8°. Lond. 1708 
 
 An hiftorical eflay concerning witchcraft, with 
 
 obfervations upon matters of fail tending to 
 
 clear the texts of Scripture, and confute the 
 
 vulgar errors about that point ; and alfb two
 
 1593 
 
 •594 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Francis, D.D. {continued). 
 
 fermons, one in proof of the Chriftian reli- 
 gion [on John, 15. 24.]; the other on good 
 and evil angels [on Pfa. 148. 2.] Second 
 edition, with confiderable additions. 8°. 
 
 LonJ. 1720 
 
 This work contains much intercfting matter, and deve- 
 lopes many celebrated impoftures. 
 
 HUTCHINSON, John, Efq. 
 
 Founder of a philofophical fcheme of interpreting Scrip- 
 ture, which was adopted by fome confiderable divines in 
 the end of the laft century. Born in Yorkshire 1674. 
 Became Steward to the Duke ofSomerfet. Died 1737. 
 His theory of the earth was direfty oppofed to the New- 
 tonian. Among thofe divines who, in fome meafure, 
 adopted Hutchinfonianifm, were Bifhop Home, Parkhurft, 
 Romaine, and Jones of Nayland, who has given an able 
 analyfis of it in the preface to the fecond edition of his 
 Life of Home. 
 
 Philofophical and theological works. Third edi- 
 tion. 12 vol. 8°. Land. 1749 
 
 Vol. I. 
 Preface, by R. Spearman and Julius Bate. 
 Mofes's Principia. Part i, — 
 
 Of the invifible parts of matter, of motion ; of vifible 
 
 forms. [On Gen. i. i-io.] 
 Of the diflblution and reformation. [On Gen. vi. 13. 
 17 ; vii. 4, 12, 19, 20, 23, 24; viii. 1-3, 5, 13.] 
 ElTay towards a natural hiftory of the Bible. 
 Vol. 2. 
 Mofes's Principia. Part 2, — 
 
 Of the circulation of the heavens. 
 
 Of the caufe of the motion and courfe of the earth, 
 
 moon, &c. 
 Of the religion, philofophy, and emblems of the hea- 
 thens before Mofes writ, and of the Jews after. 
 In confirmation of the natural hiftory of the Bible. 
 [On Gen. i. 1-8, 14-18.] 
 Vol. 3. Mofes's fine Principio : reprefented bynames, 
 words, types, emblems [on the meaning of the names 
 and titles of God], with an introdudlion fhewing the 
 nature of body and foul, the firft ftate of man, the 
 quality of his crime, his condition after his fall, &c. 
 Vol. 4. A new account of the confufion of tongues, 
 and the infinite benefits thereby accruing to men ; 
 the names and attributes of the Trinity of the Gen- 
 tiles. [Being an account of the origin of idolatry.] 
 Vol. 5. A treatife of power, effentiai and mechanical; 
 or what power belongs to God, and what to his crea- 
 tures, in which the defign of Sir Ifaac Newton and 
 Dr. S. Clarke is laid open. 
 Vol. 6. Glory or gravity, wherein the objedts and arti- 
 cles of the Chriftian faith are exhibited, as they were 
 originally and lucceffively revealed, hieroglyphically, 
 by reprefentations in figures. [The cherubim ex- 
 plained. With remarks upon the oblervations on 
 Catcott's fermon.] 
 Vol. 7. The covenant in the cherubim ; or the Hebrew 
 writings perfeft, alterations by Rabbies forged, ftiew- 
 ing the evidence for the Scriptures that Chriftianity 
 was exhibited to Adam, by types, that Jews and Gen- 
 tiles underftood them, &c. 
 Vol. 8. 
 The religion of Satan [natural religion], or Antichrift 
 
 delineated. 
 The ufe of reafon recovered by the data of Chriftianity. 
 Vol. 9. The data in Chriftianity. Part 2. 
 Vol. 10. An attempt to explain the oeconomy of the 
 human frame upon the principles of the new philo- 
 fophy. 
 Vol. II. The glory of gravity, the mechanical or fccond 
 part, or the agents of nature and manner of their 
 agency explained, in confirmation of the Principia. 
 
 HUTCHINSON, John, Efq. (continued). 
 Vol. 12. 
 The ftate of nature, or inftinfts [in the feveral orders 
 of creatures] ; with a treatife on mining, and oblerv- 
 ations in 1706. 
 Indexes. 
 
 (Abrtraft from the works of,) being a fummary 
 of his difcoveries in philofophy and divinity. 
 12°. Edin. 1753 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Rev. Dr. Michael. 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 23. 29, 30. Counterfeit loyalty 
 difplayed ; or, a parallel between antient and 
 modern Pharifaifm, in carrying on one vil- 
 lany, under a fpecious difguife of condemning 
 another. [Jan. 30.] 8°. 
 
 Nottingham, n. d. [1716-17J 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Roger. 
 
 An early Reformer. Educated at St. John's College, 
 Cambridge, of which he was admitted Fellow 1543. Died 
 1555. He is defcribed by Roger Afcham as a man of 
 profound underftanding and fingular learning. 
 
 Works. Edited for the Parker Society by John 
 Bruce, Efq. 8°. Camb. 1842 
 
 Biographical notice . . . . _ i— x 
 
 The image of God ; or, layman's book, in which the 
 
 right knowledge of God is difclofed - - I 
 
 Three fermons on the Lord's lupper - - 200 
 
 Two fermons on oppreflion, afflidtion, and patience, i 
 
 Pet. 2. 19-25 - - - - - 295 
 
 Index, including glofTary - . ■ . 341 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Efq. 
 
 The authority of councils, and the rule of faith. 
 Gibfon's Prefcrvative, 5. 137 
 HUTCHINSON, Samuel. 
 
 Bifliop of Killala and Achonry 1759. Died 1780. 
 Sermon, Gal. 6. 9. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. Sch. 
 
 in Ireland.] 4°. Dubl. ijGi 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 Of Hart Hall, Oxford, Prebendary of Chichefter, and 
 
 Redtor of Horfham, Suflex. 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 13. 32. The ufual interpretation 
 of AAIM0NE2 and AAIMONIA, in the New 
 Teftament, affi^rted. 2d edit. 8°. Oxf.iJig 
 
 Remarks upon a pamphlet, intitled, A Review 
 of the Controverfy about the meaning of De- 
 moniacs, &c. ; wherein the fermon, \vhich 
 aflerteth the ufual interpretation, &c., is vin- 
 dicated from every exception of the reviewer. 
 Pp. vii. 31. 8°. Lond. 1739 
 
 Sermon, Gal. 3. 19. The ufe and fcope of the 
 ceremonial law briefly reprefented. 8° 
 
 Oxf. 1740 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Mrs. Lucy. 
 
 Daughter of Sir Allen Apfley, Lieutenant of the Tower 
 
 of London. Bom 1619-20. 
 
 Memoirs of the life of Colonel Hutchinfon, with 
 original anecdotes of many of the moft diiVm- 
 guifhed of his contemporaries, and a fummary 
 review of public affairs, written by his widow, 
 Lucy. From the original manufcript, by the 
 Rev. Julius Hutchinfon. To which is pre- 
 fixed the Life of Mrs. Hutchinfon, written by 
 herfelf. Seventh edition. To which is now
 
 »S95 
 
 1596 
 
 HUTCHINSON, Mrs. Lucy {continue^. 
 
 added. An account of the fiege of Lathom 
 Houfe defended by the Countefs of Derby 
 againft Sir Thomas Fairfax. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Lofid. 1848 
 Of this work, Southey fays : — " Have you feen the Me- 
 moirs of Colonel Hutchinfon ? If not, by all means read it. 
 It is the hiftory of a right Englilhman j and the Iketch of 
 Englilh hiftory, which it contains from the time of the Re- 
 formation, is {o admirable, that it ought to make even 
 Scotchmen afhamed to mention the name of Hume." 
 On the principles of the Chriftian religion, ad- 
 dreffed to her daughter, and on theology. 8°. 
 
 Loni. 1817 
 HUTHER, J. E. 
 
 Born at Hamburg. Teacher in the Gymnafium at 
 Schwerin fince 1842. 
 
 Commentar iiber den Brief an die ColofTer. 8°. 
 
 Hamb. 1 841* 
 Cyprians Lehre von der Kirche. 8°. Hamb. 1839* 
 
 HUTTER, EUas. 
 
 A Proteftant divine, deeply verfed in languages, Oriental 
 and Occidental, particularly Hebrew, of which he was a 
 teacher at Leipfic. Born at Ulm 1553. Died at Nurem- 
 berg after 1602. 
 
 Biblia Hebraica majufculis charafteris imprelTa, 
 quibus radicales et ferviles, deficientes et quies- 
 centes fitu et colore difcernuntur, cura Elis 
 Hutteri ; ejufdem cubus alphabeticus Ebrsas 
 lingua, vel Lexici Hebraici novum compen- 
 dium. Folio. Hamb. 1603* 
 Biblia facra, Ebraice, Chaldaice, Graece, &c. 
 
 See Bible, col. 285. 
 Novum Tellamentum, harmonicum, Ebraice, 
 Greece, Latine, et Germanice, ab Elia Huttero. 
 4°. Norib. 1602 
 
 HUTTMANN, William. 
 
 The life of Jefus Chrift, including his apocryphal 
 hiftory from the fpurious gofpels, unpubliihed 
 MSS., &c. 8°. Lond. 181 8 
 
 HUTTON, F. H., M.A. 
 
 Vicar of Leckford, Hants. Formerly Curate of Trinity 
 Church, Mary-le-Bone j and Head Mafter of the Free 
 Grammar-fchool, Bideford, Devon. 
 A feries of difcourfes on Chrift's temptation in 
 the Wildernefs, delivered during the feafon of 
 Lent, 1833, in Trinity Church, St. Mary-le- 
 Bone. With other fermons. 8°. ZoW. 1833 
 Matt. 4. I. The temptation of Chrift and Adam com- 
 pared - - - - - - - 17 
 
 Eph. 6. 16, 17. The Chriftian's fword and fhield 37 
 2 Kings, 12. 7. Jehovah's temple repaired - 52 
 
 Pfa. 52. 7. The nature of Satan's kingdom - 70 
 
 Ezek. 17. 15. The danger of uncovenanted truft 87 
 Pfa. 95. 8. Chriftian experience the foundation of 
 
 Chriftian truft 108 
 
 John, II. 37. The necelTity of death - - 129 
 
 John, 5. 28, 29. The profpeft of the refurredtion. For 
 
 Society for Relief of Aged Poor - - 151 
 
 Luke, 16. 9. The mammon of unrighteoufnefs. S.P.G. 
 
 177 
 
 Pfa. 116. 16. Chriftian patriotifm. Thankfgiving for 
 
 removal of peftilence, 1833 ... 207 
 
 Sermons. 8°. Lotid. 1835 
 2 Chron. 33. I, 2. ManalTeh's progrcfs in fin - i 
 33. 9, 10. The influence of ManalTeh's example 20 
 
 HUTTON, F. H. {continued). 
 
 a Chron. 33. 11. ManafTeh a captive in Babylon 38 
 
 33. 12, 13. Manafl'eh humbled and reftored 54 
 
 33. 14-17. ManafTeh's repentance evinced by its 
 
 fruits ------- 70 
 
 33. 20. Manafleh's death and burial - 86 
 
 Exod. 20. 8. The Chriftian Sabbath - - loi 
 John, 2. I, 2. The marriage at Cana in Galilee 125 
 Luke, 7. 12. The widow's fon reftored to life - 143 
 2 Kings, 5. 13. The fpiritual leper healed - 159 
 Matt. 2. 10. The manifeftation of Chrift to the Gen- 
 tiles 182 
 
 Dan. 3. 25. The three children - - 201 
 
 I Their. 5. 23. Body, foul, and fpirit - - 217 
 
 Luke, 13. 8. The barren fig-tree - - 237 
 
 Prov. 2. 3-5. The mine of fpiritual treafure - 255 
 Luke, 15. 7. Joy in heaven over the repentant finner 
 
 272 
 Matt. 17. 20, 21. The power of faith - 289 
 
 Rom. 8. 20, 21. The creature delivered from the bond- 
 age of corruption . . - . - 306 
 Ifa. 38. I. Hezekiah's fentence and reprieve 324 
 Dan. 12. 4. The diffufion of knowledge attefted by 
 prophecy. For Infant School - - - 343 
 
 HUTTON, George, D.D. 
 
 Vicar of Sutterton, and Redlor of Algarkirk cum Fos- 
 dyke, near Bofton. 
 
 A dialogue between a minifter of the Church of 
 England and his parifhioner, on the nature of 
 the Church. The neceffity of union with 
 it, and the fin of fchifm. Pp. 22. 8°. 
 
 Bofton y 1 81 3 
 
 Letters on the Roman Catholic claims, including 
 obfervations on the late bill. Pp. 56. 8°. 
 
 Bofton, 181 3 
 
 The Church of England vindicated ; in a reply 
 to the letter of Mr. John BiffiJl. Pp. 20. 8". 
 
 Bofton, 1 8 14 
 
 HUTTON, Matthew, D.D., Archbiftiop of 
 Canterbury. _,, 
 
 Bilhop of Bangor 1743. Archbifhop of York I747. 
 
 Tranflated to Canterbury 1757. Died 1758. \ 
 
 Sermon, i Pet. 2. 17. [Jan. 30.J 4°. L. 1741 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 12. 25. [Jan. 30.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1744 
 
 Sermon, Matt. 7. 12. [Spital.] 4°. Lond. 1744 
 
 Sermon, 2 Cor. 8. 21. [Char. Sch. L. and W.] 
 4°. Lond. 1744 
 
 Sermon, I Tim. 4. 8. [Soc. Pro. Eng. Prot. 
 Sch. in Ireland.] 4°. Lond. iy\^ 
 
 Sermon, John, 8. 32. [S.P.G.F.P.] 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1745 
 
 Sermon, Luke, 16. 20, 21. [London Infirmary.] 
 4°. Lond. 17+5-6 
 
 Sermon, Jofh. i. 7. [Acceffion.] 4°. L. 1746 
 
 HUTTON, Rev. W., M.A. 
 
 The book of Nature laid open in a popular furvey 
 of the phenomena and conftrudlion of the 
 univerfe and the appearances of nature during 
 each month of the year. Fourth edition. iz°. 
 
 Lond. 1 82 1 
 
 HUXTABLE, Rev. Edgar, B.A. 
 
 Crofle Scholar in Divinity, and Tyrwhitt's Hebrew 
 Scholar in the Univcrfity of Cambridge. 
 
 The miniftry of St. John the Baptift, and the 
 baptifm and temptation of the Lord Jefus
 
 1597 
 
 '598 
 
 HUXTABLE, Rev. Edgar {continued). 
 
 Chrill. An exegetical eflay upon the firft 
 three Gofpels. 8°. Land. 1848 
 
 HUZELSIEDER, Joannes Petrus. 
 
 Diflertatio theologica de modeftia exegetica. Pp. 
 38. 4°. Hal. Magd. 1751 
 
 HYATT, John. 
 
 A Calvinift Methodlft preach?* of confiderable talent. 
 Born at Sherborne, in Dorfetfliire, 1767. Minifter of a 
 congregation at Mere, Wiltfliire, 1798. Removed to one 
 at Frome, Somerfetfhire, 1800, and foon afterwards to 
 Tottenham-Court Chapel and the Tabernacle, London, 
 where he was co-paftor with the Rev. Matthew Wilks 
 until his death in 1826. 
 
 Sermon, Pfa. 37. 5. The Chriftian duty and en- 
 couragement in times ofdiftrefs. Second edit. 
 8°. Lond. 1 8 10 
 
 Sermons on feleft fubjefts. Second edition. 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1 8 n 
 
 . Gen. 24. 63. Importance of meditation - - I 
 
 a Cor. 9. 8. Abundant grace - - . 25 
 
 2 Cor. 5. 8. The Chriftian's defire of heaven 51 
 
 Numb. 23. 10. The death of the righteous - 77 
 Luke, 24. 8. Advantage of remembering the Re- 
 deemer's words - - - - - 103 
 John, 18. 38. Pilate's queftion - - - I29 
 Micah, 6. 8. Walking with God - - 157 
 Ifa. 63. 9. The Redeemer's fympathy - - 185 
 Pfa. 86. II. The precious and the vile - 211 
 Luke, 24. 50, 51. The Redeemer's afcenfion 235 
 2 Pet. I. 10. Affurance - . . . 263 
 'Zech. 13. 8, 9. Privileges of tried faints - 294 
 2 Chron. 35. 21. Officious meddlers with God warned 
 
 320 
 
 2 Sam. 7. 18-21. Recolledlions of gratitude, and plea- 
 
 fures of hope ------ 345 
 
 Sermons on various fubjefts. Edited by his fon, 
 ^* Charles Hyatt. To which is prefixed, A me- 
 moir of the author^ by the Rev. John Morifon, 
 Minifter of Trevor Chapel, Brompton. Second 
 edition. 8°. Lond. 1828 
 
 , Memoir xvi 
 
 Matt. 6. 6. The duty of fecret prayer - i 
 
 Numb. 32. 23. The certain difclofure of fin - 26 
 Matt. 16.26. The value of the foul - - 49 
 
 I Cor. 15. 31. Reflexions on death - - 67 
 
 Exod. 33. 18. Divine glory difplayed - 83 
 
 James, 1.4. Duty of patience - - - 97 
 
 Heb. 13. 20, 21. Chriftian privilege and duty 115 
 
 Ifa. II. 6. Univerfal peace ... 131 
 
 Pfa. 73. 25. Supreme delight in God . - 157 
 
 1 Cor. 3. 13. The laft day - - - 172 
 Zech. 4. 6, 7. Certain triumph of the gofpel 190 
 
 2 Cor. 3. 12. Simplicit)' in preaching - - 212 
 Heb. 2. 16. Difcriminating mercy difplayed 228 
 I Cor. 16. 22. Love to Chrift . - - 254 
 Jer. 6. 10. Minifterial fidelity ... 274 
 Col. 4. 5. Chriftian confiftency - - 295 
 Rom. 5. 3-5. Advantages of affliction - . 316 
 I Kings, 18. 21. Decifion of character - 334 
 Eph. 4. 13. Defign of the Chriftian miniftry - 351 
 
 HYBRI.ffi Cretenfis fcolium. Poetas Gr. 2. 135 
 
 HYDE, Edward. See Clarendon, Earl of 
 
 HYDE, Edward, D.D. 
 
 Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Reftor of 
 Brightwell, Berks. 
 
 Chrift and his Church ; or Chriftianity explained. 
 
 HYDE, Edward, D.D. {continued). 
 
 under feven evangelical and ecclefiaftical heads, 
 viz. Chrift — 
 Welcomed in his nativity. 
 Admired in his paffion. 
 Adored in his refurreftion. 
 Glorified in his afcenfion. 
 
 Communicated in the coming of the Holy Ghoft. 
 Received in a ftate of true Chriftianity. 
 Retained in the true Chriftian communion. 
 With a juftification of the Church of England 
 according to the true principles of Chriftian 
 religion and of Chriftian communion. 4°. 
 
 Lond. 1658 
 The true Catholics' tenure ; or, a good Chris- 
 tian's certainty which he ought to have of his 
 religion, and may have of his falvation. 
 fFitb, 
 Allegiance and confcience not fled out of England ; 
 or the dodlrine of the Church of England con- 
 cerning allegiance and fupremacy ; as it was 
 delivered by the former author upon the occa- 
 lion and at the time of trying the king by his 
 own fubjefts. In feveral fermons, anno 1649, 
 on Ecclef 8. 2, 3, 4. 12°. Camb. i66z 
 A Chriftian vindication of truth againft errour, 
 concerning thefe leven controverfies : 1, Of 
 iinners' prayers; 2. Of priefts' marriage ; 3. 
 Of purgatory ; 4. Of the fecond command- 
 ment and images ; 5. Of praying to faints and 
 angels ; 6. Of juftification by faith ; 7. Ot 
 Chrift's new teftament or covenant. 1 2°. 
 
 Lond. 1659 
 HYDE, Thomas, D.D. 
 
 A learned divine and Orientalift. Born in Shropfliire 
 1636. Admitted of King's College, Cambridge, 1652. A 
 year afterwards was fent to London, and rendered eflential 
 fervice in the preparation of Walton's Polyglott Bible. 
 Admitted of gueen's College, Oxford, 1658. Became 
 Keeper of the Bodleian Library. Prebendary of Salifbury 
 1666. Archdeacon of Gloucefter 1678. Arabic ProfeflTor 
 1691. Regius ProfeiTor of Hebrew and Canon of Chrift- 
 church 1697. Died 1703. 
 
 Hiftoria religionis veterum Perfarum eorumque 
 Magorum. Ubi etiam nova Abrahami et 
 Mithrse, et Veftae, et Manetis, &c. hiftoria, 
 atque angelorum officia et praefedlura; ex vete- 
 rum Perfarum fententia. Zoroaftris vita, cjus- 
 que et aliorum vaticinia de Meffiah e Perfarum 
 aliorumque monumentis eruuntur : primitivae 
 opiniones de Deo, et de hominum origine re- 
 ferantur originale Orientalis Sibyllas myfterium 
 recluditur ; atque Magorum, liber Sad-der (Zo- 
 roaftris prscepta feu religionis canones con- 
 tinens). 4°. Oxonii, 1700 
 
 Reprinted 1760, 4°. with improvements. 
 
 A work of profound and various erudition, abounding 
 with interefting information refpedling the theology, his 
 tory, and learning of the Eaftern nations. 
 
 Syntagma dilfertationum, quas olim auftor doc- 
 tiflimus Thomas Hyde, S.T. P. feparatini 
 edidit. Accefferunt nonnulla cjufdem opufcula 
 haftenus inedita, &c. Omnia diligenter re-
 
 '599 
 
 i6oo 
 
 HYDE, Thomas, D.D. [cotitinueiT). 
 
 cognita, a Gregorio Sharpe, LL.D. 2 vol. 
 4°. Oxonii, 1767 
 
 With engra-vings, which in fame copies are loanting. 
 Vol. I. 
 Portrait, and an engraving with the arms of Lord Bute. 
 Dedicatio. Elenchus differtationum - - Ff. 2 
 
 Prolegomena de vita et fcriptis T. Hyde. 
 Ulugh Beighii tabulae long, ac lat. ftellarum fixarum, 
 
 Arab, et Lat. 
 Mohammedis Tizini tabulae dedinationum et reftarum 
 
 aicenfionum ; additur elenchus nominum ftellarum. 
 Abraham! Peritfol itinera mundi Heb. et Lat. cum 
 
 notis. 
 Alberti Bobovii traftatus de Turcarum liturgia, pere- 
 grinatione Meccano, circumcifione, aegrotorum vifi- 
 tatione, &c. 
 Caftigatio in Angelum a S. Jofepho. 
 Index. 
 
 Vol. 2. 
 Elenchus diflertationum. Index tabularum. Dedicatio. 
 
 Ff. 3 
 De ludis Orientalibus. 
 
 [Originally publiflied, 8". Oxf. 1694.] 
 
 Mandragorias, feu hiftoria Sahiludii, viz. ejus origo, 
 
 antiquitas, ufufqueper totum Orientem celeberrimus. 
 
 Speciatim prout ufurpatur apud Arabes, Perfas, 
 
 Indos, et Chinenfes. Accedunt de eodem Rabbi 
 
 Abraham Aben-Ezras elegans poema rythmicum : 
 
 R. Bonfenior Abben-Jachiae facunda oratio profaica: 
 
 liber deliciae regum profa. A flat e at page 125. 
 
 Hiftoria Nerdiludii, hoc eft dicere Trunculorum ; cum 
 
 quibufdam aliis Arabum, Perfarum, Indorum, Chi- 
 
 nenfium, et aliarum gentium ludis. Item explicatio 
 
 ampliffimi Chinenfium ludi. A folding-plate at 
 
 page 266. 
 
 Epiftola de menfuris et ponderibus Serum feu Sinenfium. 
 
 Specimen Maimonidis More Nevochim, Arab, et Lat. 
 
 cum notis. 
 Specimen hiftoriae Timuri, Arab. Perf. Lat. 
 Specimen cantici primi divini poetas Haphiz, Perf. et 
 
 Lat. 
 Oratio de lingua; Arabica; prasftantia et utilitate. 
 Commercium epiftolicum, continens epiftolas dodlifli- 
 morum Boylei, Olearii, Grodonii, Hermanni, &c. ad 
 Hydium mifTas. 
 De Sinarum etTartarorum Unguis, necnon tabulis aeneis, 
 quae ad calcem hujus operis adjiciuntur, obfervationes. 
 Appendix de lingua Sinenfi, auftore G. S. 
 Fifteen plates numbered. 
 
 Catalogus impreflbrum librorum Bibliothecas 
 Bodleianas in academia Oxonienfi. Folio. 
 
 Oxonii, 1674 
 A well-drawn-up catalogue. Reprinted 1738 and 1843. 
 
 See Catalogue. 
 
 HYMNARIUM Sarifburienfe, cum rubricis et 
 notis muficis. Vari:E inferuntur lefliones codi- 
 cum MSS. Anglicorum, cum iis qus a Geo. 
 Caflandro, J. Clitchtoveo, J. M. Thomafio, H. 
 A. Daniel, e codd. Germanis, Gallicis, Italis, 
 
 HYMNARIUM Sarifburienfe (continued). 
 
 eruta: funt. Accedunt etiam hymni et rubrica;, 
 e libris fecundum ufus ccclefiaruni Cantua- 
 rienfis, Eboracenfis, Wigornenfis, Hereford- 
 enfis, Glouceflrcnfis, aliifque codd. MSS. An- 
 glicanis, excerpti. Pars prima, hymnos omnes 
 per anni circulum ac de feriali officio, exhibens. 
 Sm. 8°. Lofic/. 1 85 1 
 
 HYMNS. Anonymous colleflions, &c. 
 
 Hymns and poems, a colleftion of divine, by 
 Rofcommon, Dryden, Dennis, Norris, &c. 
 Third edition. 12°. Lofiti. 1719 
 
 A colleftion of Hymns for the ufe of thofe that 
 feek and thofe that have redemption in the 
 blood of Chrift. 12°. Ke7idal, 1761 
 
 A choice colleftion of fpiritual and divine Hymns, 
 taken from various authors. By C. H. Sm. 8°. 
 
 Briftol, 1776 
 
 A colleftion of Hymns and pfalms for public and 
 private worfhip, feledled and prepared by 
 Andrew Kippis, D.D., Abraham Rees, D.D., 
 The Rev. T. Jervis, and the Rev. T. Morgan. 
 Fifth edition. i8°. Lund. 1812 
 
 Three hundred and fifty portions of the book of 
 Pfalms, felefted from various authors, with a 
 colledlion of fix hundred Hymns adapted for 
 public worfhip. Fifteenth thoufand. 1 2°. 
 
 Land. 1831 
 
 Hymns tranflated from the Parifian Breviary. 
 By the author of " The Cathedral." 1 8°. 
 
 Lond. 1839 
 
 Catholic Hymns, for youthful and infant minds. 
 To which are added, A few poems on fubjefts 
 interefting to Catholic readers. By M. A. P., 
 Bermondfey. 18°. Lond. 1847 
 
 Hymns for little children. By the author of 
 " The Baron's Little Daughter," &c. Second 
 edition. 18°. Lond. 1848 
 
 Hymns for the week, and hymns for the feafons. 
 Tranflated from the Latin. Fcp. 8°. L. 1 848 
 
 Hymns for public worfhip. 24°. 
 
 Lond. Printed for Soc.for Pro. Ch. KL 1852 
 
 HYNDMAN, John. 
 
 One of the minifters of the Weft Kirk, Edinburgh. 
 A fermon, on Prov. 14. 34. Preached before 
 
 the Soc. in Scotland for Prom. Chr. Know. 
 
 8°. Edin. iy6i 
 
 HYPERECHIUS. 
 
 A Prefl^yter and Abbot. Age uncertain. 
 Religiofa Palaellra exercentium monachorum ad- 
 hortatio. Combefis Audi. NovifTimum, 3 1 5
 
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