ALLIBOND (PETER) A Confutation of the Popish Transubstantiation. Together with a narration, how that the Masse was at sundrie times patched and peeced by sundrie Popes... Translated out of French into English by P. A., etc. T. Scarlet for T. Man, London, 1592. 16mo. 873. c. 22. ALLISTON (EDWARD) See OVIDIUS NASO (P.) [Fasti.] Ovids Festivals, or Romane Calendar, etc. [Edited by E. A.] 1640. 8vo. 1068. g. 20. (5.) ALLOTT (ROBERT) See A., R. Wits Theater of the little World. Printed by J. Roberts] for N. Ling, London,] 1599. 8vo. 123. b. 24. only. Another copy of Book I. 4375. bb. English Puritanisme. Containing the maine Opinions of the rigidest sort of those that are called Puritanes in the Realme of England. Written by W. A. [or rather W. Bradshaw]. [Netherlands?] 1640. 8vo. 4135. a. - A fresh Suit against Human Ceremonies in God's Worship: or a Triplication unto D. Burgesse his rejoinder for D. Morton. (An addition, etc. Zanchius Epistle to Queene Elizabeth.) 3 pts. [Rotterdam?] 1633. 4to. 4135. a. Each p. has a separate pagina tion. AMYOT (JACQUES) Bishop of 10605. i. The Shield of our Safetie : 1595. fol. 10605. i. set foorth by ... A. A., upon Symeons sight, in hys Nunc dimittis. H. Jackson, London, 1581. 8vo. 1631. fol. 1305. m. ANABAPTISM. See P., J. Anabaptismes Mysterie of Iniquity unmasked, etc. 1623. 8vo. 4323, a. 3225. b. ANDERSON (PATRICK) Jesuit. The ground of the Catholike and Roman Religion in the Word of God. With the antiquity and continuance thereof throughout all kingdomes and ages, etc. 3 pts. [Douay?] 1623. 4to. 3936. bbb. 5. ANDERSON (PATRICK) Physician to Charles I. See CALDWELL (J.) The Countesse of Marres Arcadia, etc. [Edited by P. A.] 1625. 12mo. 3457. aaa. 68. ANDERSON (WILLIAM) A.'s repentance [in verse]. See VINCENT (M.) A pitilesse mother, etc. [1616.] 4to. 1077. i. 20. ANDREWES (JOHN) Andrewes Humble Petition unto Almighty God, declaring his Repentance, etc. J. Wright, London, 1623. 4404. b. 8vo. A Celestiall Looking-glasse. To behold the Beauty of Heaven, and the perfect way unto it, etc. B. L. N. and I. Okes, London, 1639. 8vo. 4474. a. 46. N. O. and I. N., London, 1629. ANDREWES (LANCELOT) successively Bishop of Chichester, of Ely, and of Winchester. Quæstionis, nunquid per jus divinum, Magistratui liceat, a reo jusjurandum exigere?... theologica determinatio. See APOLOGY. apologie for sundrie proceedings, etc. 1593. 4to. ... An 228. b. 41. See BIBLE. The Holy Bible. Newly Translated . . . and revised [by L. A., erc.]. 1611. fol. 466. i. 6. (1.) See BURHIL (R.) De Potestate regia et Usurpatione Papali pro Tortura Torti [of Bishop A. against the Cardinal Bellarmino], etc. 1613. 8vo. 847. k. 20. (2.) -See COLLINS (S.) Increpatio Andreæ Eudæmono- - Johannis Jesuitæ . . . pro . . . antistite Eliensi [L. A.], etc. 1612. 4to. 476. a. 19. to F. T. or the defence of the... -See COLLINS (S.) Epphata Bishop of Elie [L. A.]... concerning his answer to Cardinall slanderous cavills of a namelesse Bellarmines Apologie; against the Adioyner; entitling his booke... a Discourse of many fowle absurdities, etc. 1617. 4to. 3932. d. See FITZHERBERT (T.) The Obmutesce of F. T.... or the Reply of F. T. to D. Collins his Defence of My Lord of Winchester Answere to Cardinal Bellarmines Apology, etc. 1621. 8vo. 860. f. 21. See JESUS CHRIST. Certaine Without pagination. Fol. A, is Quæres propounded to the Bowers slightly mutilated. at the Name of Jesus and to the Patrons thereof. Wherein the Authorities, and Reasons alleadged by Bishop A. and his The Converted Mans new Birth: describing the direct way to go to Heaven, etc. B. L. |