% ^. \\ 1^ ^ Sr IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) ^/ ^XL a 85 ■%^, CATALOG0E . OF THE BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY ■ . ^ • or ■ THE CATHEDRAL OHUBCH FREDilRlCTON, " Omaia autem probate } quod bonntti est, tenete !" — 1 Thesa. v. S^ rRiRTKD BT J. SIMPaOK, PRINTin TO THE <}V£IM'S HOST EXCKLLBNT MAJSSTT. MDOCCLUI. M" .■^f ' >v 0, 1 -»»4 -t 1 '■'* " , T /•■*! , %^i V \ \ I DIOCESJI 1461 1 M MM 5a.i~ CATAI06UE OF THE BOOKS IN TBE LIBRARY or THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH * OF FREDERICTON, 1853. " Omnia autem probate ; quod bonuin est, tenete i" — 1 Thesi. t. II. PRIRTID BT 3. SIKrSOR, PBIRTIB TO THK QVEBH'S MOST BXCILLIITT MAilSTT. IIDCCGLUI. 1. II DIOCESAN BOOK ROOM ^"' 1461 UniTanity St MONnuUIL RULES. 1. The Books to be for the use of the Clergy of the Churcb of England, and Students in Divinity. 2. No Book to be kept longer than a month, without special leave of the Bishop, 3. Books to be entered when taken out, and when returned, in a Book kept in the Library for this purpose. # 4. Borrower to be responsible for the Book, whifst in hi» possession. 5. A subscription of two shillings and six pence per annum to provide fresh Books. * 6. Books to be ordered at the Meetings of the Church So^ ciety in each year, with the concurrence of a majority of sub* scribers present. RICHARD H. PODMORE, M.A. Of Tnnity College, Cambridge, Librarian. '"f^'m^^-: m^w :.f'mtni'(?( '■m 1 Abraham^s (Rev. C. J.) Festival and Lenten Lec- tures delivered at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, in 1848-49. 2 Acland's (A. H. D.) Liturgia Domestica. Ser- vices for every Morning and Evening of the week. For the use of Families. 3 Adams's (Rev. W.) Sacred Allegories, with Me- moir of the Author. 4 Aids to Catechetical Teaching ; being the Church ^ Catechism illustrated by Parables and Anecdotes. By a Clergyman. <5 Allies's (T. W.) Church of England cleared from the charge of Schism. 6 Allix's (Dr. P.) Remarks upon the Ecclesiastical History of the Ancient Churches of Piedmont. 7 Judgnier>c of the Ancient Jewish Church against the L{;U3rians. 8 Analecta 'Christiana in usum Tironum. Edidit C. Marriott, M. A. 9-13 Andrewes's (Bp.) Ninety six Sermons. 14-18 Another copy. 19 Pattern of Catechistical Doctrine, and other minor works. 20 Another copy. 21 Responsio ad Apologiam Cardinalis Bel- larmini. 22 Another copy. 23 TorturaTortisiveadMatthaeiTortijibrum responsio. 24 Another copy. 25 Opuscula Qusedam Posthuma. 26 Private Devotions and Manual for the sick. Translated by Rev. Peter Hall. 27 Apocryphal Scriptures. 28 Apology for Cathedral Service. 29-42 Aquinatis (Divi Thomee) Opera. 43-50 Aquinas's (St. Thomas) Catena Aurea. Com- mentary on the Four Gospels collected out of ^ the works of the Fathers. I ■■il I 51^58 59 eo 61 62 68 64 65 66 67 68 70 71 72 78 74 75-76 77-84 35 86 97 88 Another copy. Arden's (Rev. G.) Manual of Catechetical In- struction. Armstrong's (Rev. John) Sermoni on the Festi- vals. Arnold's (Rev. T. K.) Theological Critic. Vol. i. 1851. Articles of Religion in the Reigns of Edward VI. and Q. Elizabeth. Articles and Canons, Sec. in the Reigns of Ed. VI. Q. Elizabeth, James, and Charles I. Atterbury (Francis) on Convocation, in answer to Dr. Wake. Fourteen Sermons. Avrillon's Guide for passing Advent holily, trans- lated and adapted to the use of the English Church. Guide for passing Lent holily, translated and adapted. Year of Affections. Translated and adapted. Badeley's (E.) Speech in Gorham v. Bp. of Exe- ter, before the Judicial Committee of Privy Council in December 1849. Bailey's (Rev. H. J.) Liturgy compared with the Bible. Another copy. Bailey's (Rev. Henry) Rituale Anglo-Catholicum ; or the testimony of the Catholic Church to the Book of Common Prayer. Barnes's (Ralph) Liber Pontificalis of Edmund Lacy, Bishop of Exeter. Printed from the ori- ginal manuscript. Barrington's (Archibald) Manual for Students of British Architecture : with a Table and Glossary. Barrow's (Dr. Isaac) Works. Another copy. Barter's ( W. B.) Tracts in defence of the Chris- tian Sabbath, the Church, her Priesthood and Sacraments. Bather's (Edward) Hints on the Art of Catechis- ing : with a Charge on Education. Baxter's (Richard) Saints' Everlasting Rest. Edited by Rev. W. Orme. — — - Reformed Pastor. 80-100 Bede's (Venerable) Works in the original Latin, with an Engliah translation and Life of the Author, by Dr. J. A. Giles. 101 BEDiG Historia Ecclcsiastica Gentis Anglorum. Cura R. Hussey, B. D. 102 Bedell's (William) Life, by Dr. Mason. 103 Bedford's (Arthur) Scripture Chronology. 104 Bell, the : its origin, history^ and uses. By A.G. 105 Bellarmine's Notes of the Church confuted. 106 Steps of Ascension to God, translated into English. 107-110 Benedicti XIV. de Synodo Diocesana Libri Tre- decim. Ill Bengel (J. A.) Memoir of his Life and Writings. By Burk. Translated from the German by Rev. R. F. Walker. 112-113 Bengelii Gnomon Novi Testamenti. 114 Bennet's (Thomas) Answer to the Dissenters' 1^ Pleas for separation. Abridgement of the Lon- don cases. Discourse of Schism. 115 116 117 118 1J9 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 IS 129 130-131 132-134 135-136 137-138 Another copy. Confutation of Popery. * Another copy. Brief History of Set Forms of Prayer. Discourse of Joint Prayer. Confutation of Quakerism. Another copy. Paraphrase upon the Book of Common Prayer. Another copy. Letter to Robinson on the case of Litur- gies. On the Rights of the Clergy of the Chris- tian Church. Directions for studying Divinity, &c. Bennett's (Rev. W. J. E.) Lecture-Sermons on the Distinctive Errors of Romanism. ■ Lecture-Sermons on the Principles of the Book of Common Prayer. . — Guide to the Holy Eucharist. Lives of certain Fathers in the Fourth Century. Letters to my Children on Church Subjects. Cousin Eustace, or Conversations on the y xy Prayer Book. ^ •^ 189 140^142 143 144 145 140 147-158 159-170 171-176 177-178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185-186 187-188 189 190 191-192 193 194 195 196-197 198-206 207 208-209 210 211-212 213 214 Benson's (Christopher) Discourics. Berkeley's (George) Works, with an account of his Life. Bernard's (S.) Life and Times, by Dr. Neander. Translnted by M. Wrench. Bernardi (S.) Flores. Best's (Rev. S.) Catechism on the Collects, Epis- tles, an(i Gospels. BETiiELL's(Cliri8topher)6eneraiyiew of Baptismal Regeneration. Beveridge's (William) Theological Works. Another copy. Another copy, with account of the Author'! Life and Writings. Thesaurus Theologicus, or a complete System of Divinity. Private Thoughts upon Religion. » Another copy. On the 39 Articles. ■ Sermons on the Church. The Church Catechism explained. Bible, Holy. Cambridge 1668. Biblia Hebraica. Vander Hooght. Another copy. Another copy. Another copy. Another copy. Michaolis. Another copy. Vander Hooght. Prefatus est G. Rosenmullor. Bilson's (Thomas) Survey of Christ's Sufferings. Perpetual Government of Christ's Church, with Biographical notice by Rev. R. Eden. Bingham's (Joseph) Works. Antiquities of the Christian Church and other Works. Bisse's (Thomas) Beauty of Holiness in the Com- mon Prayer, with Notes by F. P. Pocock. ^ Blackmore's (A.) Ecclesiae Primitivse Noftia, being an abridgment of Bingham. Blair's (Hugh) Sermons, with Life by Finlayson. Bloomfi eld's (Dr. S. T.) Greek Testament with Notes. Bloxam's (M. H.) Principles of Gothic Ecclesias- tical Architecture. Blunt's (Rev. J. J.) Sermons on the Church of the first two Centuries. 215 • 217 218 210-220 221-223 224 225 226 227 228 220-231 232-234 235 236 237 238-243 244r-245 246-248 240-253 254-258 250 260-261 262-263 264 265 266 267-260 270 271 .272 Blunt's (Rev. J. J.) Four Sermons on the Chureh of England. Sketch of the Reformation in England^ Another copy. Blunt's {Rev. Henry) Lectures upon the History of Jacob. Lectures upon the History of St. Paul. ' Lectures upon tho History of our Lord Jesus Christ. — — — Lectures upon the History of Abraham.* Lectures upon the lltstory of Elisha. Practical Exposition of the Epistles to the Seven Churches of Asia. Discourses on some of the Doctrinal Arti-* cles. — — — Sermons. Family Exposition of the Pentateuch. — — — Posthumous Sermons. Blunt's (Rev. Wulter) Dissenters' Baptisms and Church Burials. BoERNERi (C. F.) Institutiones Theologio; Sym^ boliciB. Borrome'e (S. Charles) La Vie, par A. Godeau^ BouRDALOUE, (Euvres de. Bowden's (J. W.) Life and Pontificate of Gregory VII. Boyle Lectures from 1601 to 1732. Bramh all's (John) Works, with Life of the Authorr Another copy. Bray's (Dr. Thomas) Catechetical Lectures. Books given to the Diocese by the Asso- ciates of Dr. Bray, in 1832 : — Abernethy's (John) Discourses. AUwood's (Rev. Philip) Key to the Revelation of St. John. Altham's (Roger) Sermons. . Articles XXXIX, Constitutions, and Canons of the Church of England. Balguy's (John) Practical Discourses. Brady's (Nicholas) Sermoifs. Burnet's (Gilbert) Abridgment of History of Reformation. Abridgment of History of his own times, by Stackhouse. Burnet (Dr.) on the state of the Dead, trans- lated from the Latin. fi 273-274 Burton's (Ilezekiah) Discourses. 275 Butler's (Joseph) Works, by Bishop Halifax. 276-277 Chapman's (John) Eusebius. 278 Cheyne's (George) Essay of Health and Long Life. 279-281 Churchman Armed against the Errors of the Time. 282 Clarke's (Samuel) Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God. 283-284 ' Paraphrase on the Four Evangelists. 285 Clayton (Bishop R.) On the coming of the Mes' slab, and the Restoration of the Jews. 286 Clergyman's Instructor. 287 Cocceii (Johannis) Evangelium sec. Johannem cum Commentario. 288-290 . Collier's (Jeremy) Essays on Moral Subjects. 291 Conybcare'a (John) Defence of RevealedReligion. 292-2g.' • Sermons. 294 Culverwell's (Nathaniel) Discourse of the Light of Nature. 295 Daubeny's (Rev. Charles) Discourses on con- nection between the Old and New Testaments, with a Discourse addressed to the younger Clergy. 296-297 Guide to the Church, and Appendix, with Life of Author. 298 Dawson's (Benjamin) Sermons. 299 Decay of Piety. By the Author of the Whole Duty of Man. 300 Derham's (W.) Physico-Theology, being the substance of sixteen Sermons. 301 Ditton's (Humphry) Discourse on the Resur- rection. 302 Dodwell's (William) Reply to Middleton. 303-304 ' Discourses on Moral Subjects. * 305 Duty (Whole) of Man. 306-308 Elsley's Annotations on the Four Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles. 309 Fiddes's (Richard) Treatise of Morality. 310 Fowler's (Edward) Design of Christianity. 811 Grale's (Thomas) Sermons for several Holy Days of the Church of England* 312 Gastrell's (Francis) Lecture-Sermons. 313 Gilpin's (William) Lectures on the Church Cate- chism. 314 Gray's and Percy's Key to the Holy Bible. 315 316-319 320^21 32^-323 324 325-326 327 328 829 330 331 332 333 334-337 338 339-341 342 343 344 345-350 351 352-357 358-359 360 361 362-364 365-366 367 368 359 370-371 372-377 378 379 380 381 382-383 384 Hickman's (Charles) Sermons. Home's (Hartwell) Introduction to the Holy Scriptures. Hug's (J.L.) Introduction to the New Testament, translated bj Dr. Wait. Ibbot's (Benjamin) Discourses on Practical Subjects. Boyle Lectures. Josephus' (Flavins) Works, by William Whiston. Kennett's (Basil) Romce Antiquse Notitia. Kettlewell's (John) Christian Obedience. Knight's (James) Lady Moyer Lectures. Law's (Edmund) Considerations on the Theory of Religion. Leng's (John) Boyle Lectures. Lloyd's (Richard) Christian Theology. Lucas' (R.) Practical Christianity. Macknight (James) on the Epistles, y iddleton (T. F.) on the Greek Article, revised by Scholefield. Moore's (Charles) Sermons. Moore's (John) Sermons. Mose»' Principia, by J. H. Moseft Sine Principio, by J. H. Mosheim's (J. L.) Ecclesiastical History. Natural History of the Bible. Paley's ( William)Work8, with Life of the Author. Parker's (William) Discourses. Parkeri (Samuelis) de rebus sui temporis com- mentaria. Parsons' Christian Directory. Prideaux's (Humphrey) Old and New Testa- ment connected. Psalmorum Liber, in versiculos metrice divisus, edidit F. Hare. Ray (John) on the Wisdom of God. Rogers' (John) Sermons. Rutherford's (T.) Tracts on Prophecy. Scholar armed against the Errors of the Time. Scott's (John) Works. Seneca's Morals, by Sir Roger L'Estrange. Sheridan's (William) Discourses. SherIock's(William)DiscourseconcerningDeath. Sherlock's (Thomas) Sermons. Slade's (James) Annotations on the Epistles. Smalridgc's (George) Sermons. 2 Wm 385 Staynoe (Thomas) on Salvation. *386 Stabbing (Henry) on Prayer and other Religiouf Duties. 387 Steele's (Sir Richard) Account of the Roman Catholic Religion, &.c. 388 The Christian Hero. 389^-390 Stephens' (William) Sermons. 391 Sykes (A. A.) on Natural and Revealed Religion. 393 Thesaurus Linguae Sanctse. 393 Tillotson's (John) Rule of Faith, by Ed. Stil- lingfleet, D. D. 394-397 Townsend's (George) Arrangement of the Old and New Testaments. 398 Wake's (William) Sermons and Discourses. 399-400 Warren's (John) Sermons, with account of the Author. 401 Webster's (Rev. W.) Discourses. 402 Wilkins' (John) Sermons. 403 Worthington's (John) Select Discourses, with the Author's Character by Abp. Tillotson. 404 Hammond's (Henry) Paraphrase and Annota- tions on New Testament, fol. 405 Mant's (Richard) Common Prayer, with Notes, 4to. 406 Stel^bing's (Henry) Polemical Tracts, fol. 407-409 Tillotson's (John) Works, by Ralph Barker, fol. 410 Brett's (Thomas) Collection of Liturgies, trans^ lated into English. 411 Brett's (Rev. W. H.) Indian Missions in Guiana. 412 Breviarum Romanum. 413 Bridges' (Charles) Christian Ministry. 414 Exposition of Psalm cxiz. 415-416 Exposition of the Book of Proverbs. 417 Britton's (T. H.) Horee Sacramentales : The Sacramental Articles vindicated from recent misrepresentations. 418-420 Brooden's (James) Illustrations of the Liturgy and Ritual. 421-423 Another copy. 424r^26 Catholic Safe-guards. 427 Browne's (Peter) Letter. 428 Browne's (Sir Thomas) Religio Medici and Christian Morals. Edited by Henry Gardiner, M. Am Exeter College, Oxford. 429 Buck's (Charles) Theological Dictionary, by Rv<)v. E. Henderson. leligiouf I Roman Religion. Ed. Stil- ' the Old urses. nt of the iea, with otson. Annota- th Notes, fol. rker, fol. es, trans' I Guiana. rbs. !s : The n recent Liturgy dici and jardiner, lary, by 490 431 432-439 440-447 448-450 451 452-453 454 455 456 457 458 459 460-463 .464-465 466-467 468-473 474-480 481 482-487 488-489 490^93 494 495 496 497 498, 499 500 501*502 Buckley's (T. A.) Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent, literally translated into English. — — — Catechism of the Council of Trent, trans- lated. Bull's (George) Works, by Dr. Burton, with Life by Robert Nelson. Another copy. ■■ Discourses, with Nelson's Life. Opinion of Catholic Church on the Divinity of Jesus Christ, translated by Rev. T. Rankin. HarmoniaApostolioaandExamenCensurae. Defensio Fidei Nicsense, translated. Bulley's (Frederic) Tabular View of Variations in the Communion and Baptismal Offices of the Church of England, from 1549 to 1662. Bullinger's (Henry) Sermons on the Sacraments. Bunyan's (John) Pilgrim's Progress. (London Art Union Edition.) Burder's (William) Religious Ceremonies and Customs. Burgess' (Bp.) Tracts on the Origin and Inde- pendence of the Ancient British Church. Burn's (Richard) Ecclesiastical Law, by Robert Phillimore. Burkitt's (William) Expository Notes on the New Testament. Burnet's (Bp.) History of His Own Time. Another Edition. History of the Reformation of the Church of England. Another Edition as abridged by Bp. Burnet and his Son, by G. £. Corrie, for the use of Students in the University. — — —— History of the Reformation. Another Edition abridged. — — — Boyle Lectures abridged. Exposition of the Articles of the Church of England. Another Edition, with Notes, by J. R. Page. Vindication of English Ordination, other Tracts. Exposition of the Church Catechism. Discourse on the Pastoral Care. and Another copy. Another, with Preface, by Rev. T. Dale. Burnet's (Dr. Thomas) Sacred Theoty of the Earth. 503 504 505-506 507-508 509-^10 511-512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520-624 525 526-529 530-541 542 543 544-547 548 549 550-554 555-558 559-^560 561 562 Burscough's (Robert) Discourse on Unity. Burton's (Edward) Testimonies of the Anti- Nicene Fathers to the Divinity of Christ. — -— — Lectures upon the Ecclesiastical History of the first Three Centuries. Butler's (Bp.) Works, with Preface, by Bp. Halifax. Another copy. Another copy. Analogy of Religion. Another Edition. Analogy of Religion, with Preface, by Bp. Halifax. Analysis of the Analogy, by John Wilkinson. Another copy. Butler's (W. A.) Sermons, Doctrinal and Prac- tical, with Memoir of the Author's Life, by Rev. T. Woodward. Letters on the Developement of Christian Doctrine, in reply to Mr. Newman's Essay, by Rev. T. Woodward. Butler's (Charles) Philological and Biographical Works. ■ ■■ Reminiscensies, with a Letter on Ancient and Modern Music. Historical Memoirs of the English, Irish, and Scottish Catholics since the Reformation, and other matters. Butler's (Alban) Lives of the Saints. Bythneri (Victorini) Lyra Prophetica Davidis Regis. Translated into English by Rev. T. Dee. Edi- ' ted by N. L. Benmohel. Calamy's (Edmund) Abridgment of Baxter's His- tory of his Life and Times, with an account of ejected Ministers. Calendar of the Anglican Church, illustrated. Calendar, Cambridge University for 1843. Calmet's (Augustine) Dictionary of the Holy Bible, with the Biblical Fragments, by Charles Taylor. Campbell's (George) Four Gospels translated, with Notes. Another Edition. Canones et Decreta Concilii Tridentini. Cardwell's (Edward) History of Conferences connected with the revision of the Book of Common Prayer, from 1558 to 1690. ity. I 563 he Anti- I • ist. 1 564-565 1 History 1 566-567 568-573 574 575^76 577 578 579 580 581 582-589 590 591 592 593 594-595 596 597 598 599 600-601 602-604 605-616 617-619 620^21 Two Books of Common Prayer set forth in the Reign of Edward VI. compared and edited. Synodalia. A collection of Articles, Canons, and proceedings of Convocations in the Pro- vince of Canterbury, from 1547 to 1717. Documentary Annals of the Church of England, being a collection of Injunctions, &c., from 1546 to 1716, with Notes. Another copy. Carpenter's (Richard) Experience, Historic, and Divinitie. Carwithen's (J. B. S.) History of the Church of England. Caswall's (Henry) City of the Mormons, or three days at Nauvoo in 1842. The Prophet of the Nineteenth Century, or the Rise, Progress, and Present State of the Mormons, with an analysis of the Book of Mormon. America and the American Church. Catechetical Series, by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Catechism on the Incarnation, from Bp. Bull and Archdeacon Wilberforce. CatensB Graecorum Patrum in Novum Testamen- tum, edidit J. A. Cramer. Catena Chronological, on the Doctrine of Regene- ration in Baptism. Cave's (William) Apostolici, or Lives of the Pri- mitive Fathers. Chamberlain's (Rev. T.) Selected Letters. The Theory of Christian Worship. Chandler's (Samuel) Critical History of the Life of David. Chanter's (J. M.) Sermons. Charles I. Works of. Life and Martyrdom. Chilcot's (William) Practical Treatise concern- ing Evil Thoughts. Chillingworth's (William) Works. Christian Remembrancer, for 1842. Churchman Armed against the Errors of the Time. Churchman's Companion. The first twelve Vols. Clapham's (Samuel) Sermons, selected and abridged for the use of Families. Clarendon's (Edward Earl of) Religion and Policy. / 622 623 624 625 —.626 627 628 629 630 631 632 633-634 635-636 637-638 639-640 641 642 643-646 647-653 654-660 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 668 669-672 673-676 Clarke's (Dr.) Observations on Waterland. Claude's Essay on the Composition of a Sef mon, by Rev. C. Simeon. Clergy List for 1847. Clergyman's Assistant: a collection of Acts of Parliament, with the Articles and Canons. Clergyman's Instructor, a Collection of Tracts on the Ministerial Duties. Coleridge's (Rev. John) Dissertations on Judges xvii. and xviii. Coleridge's (William Hart) Charges, Prayers, and Addresses. Coleridge's (James Duke) Practical Advice to the Young Parish Priest. Companion to the First Lessons. Collection of Cases to recover Dissenters to the Church of England. Collects, their Scriptural origin proved by a selec- tion of Texts. Collier's (Jeremy) Ecclesiastical History. Another copy. Essays on the Scriptures of the Old Tes- tament. Essays on Moral Subjects. Sermons. Colombo, Journal of t!ie Bishop of. Colonial Church Chronicle. Comber's (Thomas) Companion to the Temple. Another copy. Common Place Book to the Holy Bible. Common Prayer Book, reprinted from the edition of 1662, according to' the sealed copy in the Tower of London. Companion to the Prayer Book, compiled from the best sources. Compton's (Henry) Episcopalian or Letters to his Clergy, with Memoir, by Sydney W.Cornish, D.D., Vicar of the Collegiate Church of Ottery, St. Mary. Confirmation, Manual of Devotions for, and First Communion. Contentment, The Art of. CoPLESTON (Edward^ on Predestination. Cornish's (George James) Sermons and Poetical Remains. Cosin's (John) Works. Another copy. 677 Cosin's (John) Devotions. 678 Cotten's (H.) Explanation of some obsolete words in the Bible. 679 Cuurayer's (Pierre Francois Le) Dissertation on English Ordinations, Sec. 680 Coxe's (Arthur Cleveland) Christian Ballads and Poems. 681 Sympathies of the Continent by John Bap- tist Von Hirscher, translated, with Notes and Introduction. ^ 682 CRAKANTHORP's(R.)DefensioEccle8i»AnglicantB. 683 Another copy. 684 Cramp's (J. M.) Text Book of Popery. 685 Cross, The Doctrine of the, illustrated in a Memo' rial of a humble follower of Christ. 686 Cruden's (Alexander) Concordance to the Holy Scriptures. 687 Cudworth's (R.) Intellectual System. 688 Discourse concerning the True Notion of the Lord's Supper, with Two Sermons. 689-690 Dansey's (William) Horse Decanicae Rurales. 691 Davison's (John) Discourses on Prophecy. 692 Another copy. 693 Remains and occasional publications. 694 Daily Steps towards Heaven. 695 Days and Seasons, or Church Poetry for the year. 696-698 D. C. L. Letters on Church matters by. 699-700 Dehon's (Theodore) Sermons on the Public means of Grace, &>c. 701 DiODATi's (John) Annotations upon the Bible. 702 Dodd's (William) Discourses to Young Men. 703-706 Doddridge's (Philip) Family Expositor, with Life by Andrew Kippis. 707 Another Edition. 708 — — — Sermons. 709 Douglas' (John) Criterion, or Rules by which the true Miracles of the New Testament are distinguished from spurious Miracles. Abridged by Rev. W. Marsh. 710 DuPiN(L.E.)DissertationPreliminairesurlaBible. 711 The same done into English. 712 DURANDUS (William) on Symbolism, with an In- troduction and Notes by John Ma^n Neale and Benjamin Webb. 713 Durel's (John) View of the Government and Public Worship of God in the Reformed Churches beyond the Seas. 714 7J5-718 719 720 721 722 723-724 725 726 727-731 732-733 734 735 736 737 738-741 742 743-744 745 746 747-748 749 750-753 754 Durie's (John Henry) Will of our Lord Jesus Christ, translated from the Italian, and adapted to the use of the English Church. Duty of Man's Works. Government of the Tongue. Eastern Churches, or Sketches of the Nestorian, Armenian, Jacobite, Coptic, and Abyssinian Communities. Edmonstone's (Sir Archibald) Christian Gentle- man's Daily Walk. Eoan's (Charles) Status of the Jews in England, from the time of the Normans, impartially con- sidered. Elsley's Annotations on the Gospels and Acts of the Apostles. Ely's (Thomas Bp. of) Discourses on the Four Last Things. Emillianne's (Gabriel) Short History of Monas- tical Orders. Enchiridion Theologicum, a Manual for students in Divinity by John Randolph, Bishop of Loudon. Another Edition. Enchiridion Theologicum anti-Romanum, Miscel- laneous Tracts. English Hexapla : Six important English transla- tions of the New Testament, with the Greek Text after Scholz, and an historical account of the English translations. Ephrem's (S. the Syrian) Select Works, translated with Notes by Rev. J. B. Morris. Erasmus' Life, by Samuel Knight, D. D. EsTii (Guilielmi) in omnes B. Pauli Epistolas, item in Catholicas Commentarii, curavit Fran- ciscus Sausen. EusEBii (Pamphili) &c.. Historic Ecclesiasticae. >■■ Historise Ecclesiasticse. Libri decern, recensuit Edvardus Burton. Another Edition. Translated by Rev. C. F. Cruse, with Life by Valesius, translated by Parker. Historise Ecclesiasticae. Annotationes variorum. —. — - EclogaB Propheticae, editit ThomasGaisford. Evangelicse Preparationis Libri XV., re- censuit Thomas Gaisford. Life of the Emperor Constantino in four Books. rd Jesus ■ 755 adapted I 756 « I 757 estorian, H byssinian ■ 758-759 1 Gentle- I 760 El ngland, 1 761-762 ally con- H * ■ 763-765 1 Acts of ^B he Four I I 766-769 Monas- H 1 #"» I 771 students Loudon. Miscel- I I 772 transla- ^B e Greek I icount of ■ I 773-774 anslated I 1 775 I 776 Ipistolas, it Fran- I 777 1 778-781 I 7^^782-783 siasticae. I decern. 1 784-785 1 '186-787 vith Life I 1 788-789 ttationes ■ 790 ■ .791 iraisford. ■ XV., re- I 792 in four 1 EvAORii EcclesiasticsB HistorisB Libri sex, ex re- censione H. Valesii. ■ EvAGRius' History of the Church, in Six Books, with an account of the Author and his Writings. Evans' (John) Sketch of the Denominations of the Christian World. Evans' (Robert Wilson) Biography of the Early Church. Evidences of Christianity by Watson, Jenyns, West, and Lyttelton. 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