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A60232	A catalogue of books in divinity, humanity, history, & philology, &c. together with tracts, and pamphlets contained in the English part of the library of the Rev. Mr. W. Sill, late Prebend of Westminster, which will be sold by auction at the Black Swan in St. Paul's Church-Yard, over against the South-Door of St. Paul's Church amongst the Woollen-Drapers, at two of the clock in the afternoon, on Tuesday, the 29th of this instant, November, 1687 / by Edward Millington, bookseller.	Sill, William, d. 1687.; Millington, Edward, d. 1703.	1687 (1687)	Wing S3785; ESTC R12825	15,121	14

A CATALOGUE OF BOOKS IN DIVINITY HUMANITY HISTORY PHILOLOGY c. Together with Tracts and Pamphlets Contained in the English Part of the LIBRARY OF THE Rev. Mr. W. SILL late Prebend of Westminster Which will be Sold by AUCTION at the Black Swan in St. Paul's Church-Yard over against the South-Door of St. Paul's Church amongst the Woollen-Drapers at Two of the Clock in the Afternoon on Tuesday the 29th of this Instant November 1687. By Edward Millington Bookseller Catalogues are given at Mr. Wilkinson at the Black-boy in Fleetstreet Mr. W. Miller at the Acorn in St. Paul's Church-yard at the Black-boy Coffee-house in Ave-Mary Lane and at the above-mentioned place of Sale 1687. Conditions of SALE I. THat he who bids most is the Buyer and if any difference arise which the Company cannot decide then the Book or Books shall be forthwith exposed to Sale again II. That all the Books in this Catalogue not otherwise expressed for ought we know are perfect but if any of them appear to be otherwise before they be taken away the Buyer shall have his Choice of taking or leaving them III. That all Gentlemen c. Buyers do give in not only their Sirnames but Christian as also their Places of Abode with the signs they Live or Lodg at to the end that every Person may have Justice done him in the buying and in the delivery which new Condition is now proposed to prevent the Inconveniencies that have more or less hitherto attended the Undertakers and also the Purchasers by reason that several Persons out of Vanity and Ostentation have appeared and bought to the damage and disappointment of the parties they outbid and have not been so kind to their own Reputation or just to the Proprietors as to pay for and fetch them away IV. That the Money for the Book or Books so bought is to be paid by the Buyer within a Fortnight after the Auction is ended at the place where they are sold where constant attendance shall be given for that Fortnight Day by Day from Nine of the Clock in the Morning to Twelve and from Two till Six in the Evening for Receipt of the Money and Delivery of the Books V. The Books for satisfaction of the Buyers will be exposed to view from the delivery of the Catalogue from the Hours of Nine in the Morning to Twelve and from Two in the Afternoon to Six On Tuesday the 29th of this Instant November 1687. at the Black-Swan in St. Pauls-Church-Yard amongst the Woollen-Drapers will be Sold by Auction the English part of the Library of the Rev. Mr. W. Sill late Prebend of Westminster Deceased consisting of Divinity History Philology c. in all Volumes Curiously bound Divinity History Philology c. in Folio 1 NEwman's large and compleat Concordance to the Bible large Let L. 1642 2 Broughton's Works 4 tomes digested into one Vol. with his Effigies 1662 3 Bishop Reynold's Works Compleat Discourses Tracts Sermons c. 1679 4 Strong of the two Covenants viz. of Works and of Grace Gilt Let. 1678 5 Dr. Cave's History of the Lives Acts Martyrdom of the Apost Lett. 1676 6 Lives of the Primitive Fathers with Cuts and a Chronology Lett. 1677 7 Lives of the Saints with other Feasts of the year according to the Roman Calender by Ribadeneira with curious Sculpt Lett. 1669 8 Dr. Hammond's Paraph. and Annotations on the New-Test 2d Edit fine Pap. 1659 9 Paraphrase and Annotations on the Books of the Psalms 1659 10 Bishop Jewel's Works viz. Defence of the Apology and reply to Harding 1567 11 Bp. Bilson's Survey of the Sufferings of Christ and his descent into Hell 1603 12 Mason of the Consecration of Bishops in the Church of England 1593 13 Dr. Feild of the Church in 5 Books with an Appendix enlargments 1628 14 Hooker's Laws of Ecclesiastical Policy in 8 Books with his Life c. Lett. 1676 15 Certain Sermons or Homilies to be read in Churches 2 parts Compl. 1673 16 Dr. Allestree's Sermons Preached before the King on publick occasions 1669 17 T.C. Labyrinthus Cantuariensis or an answer to Bp. Laud in defence of Fish 1638 18 Towerson's Explication of the Decalogue or 10 Commandements Lett 1676 19 his Explication of the Lord's Prayer Lett. 1677 20 Bishop Pearson's Exposition of the Creed 4th Edition enlarged Gilt Lett. 1676 21 Dr. Barrow's Sermons and Expositions on the Apostles Creed Lett. 1683 22 Cracanthorp of the 5th Gen. Council detecting Baronius Bin. Frauds 1631 23 Jesuits Morals extracted out of the famous Jesuits B. Engl. by Dr. Tongue 1670 24 Walsh's history and Vindication of the Irish Remonstrance in 1661 Lett. 1667 25 Burlaces History of the Irish Rebellion to the Grand Eruption Lett. 1680 26 Dr. Owen of the Spirit viz. of his Name and Nature Personality c. Let. 1674 27 Dr. Burnet's History of the Reformation of the Church of Engl. Lett. 1674 28 his Hist of the Church and State of Scotl continuing Bp. Spotswood Lett. 1677 29 Bp. Spotswood's History of the Church and State of Scotland Lett 1677 30 Spirit of the Martyrs revived contained in several Ecclesiastical Hist 16 31 Thorndike's Epilogue to the Tragedy of the Church of England 1659 32 Mede's Works Compleat of the best Edition enlarged from M.S.S. Lett. 1677 33 Isaacson's Chron. containing the Hist of the first Plant. of Relig. in Engl. 1633 34 Dr. Cary's Chronological Account of the ancient time in three parts 1677 35 Sr. W. Rawleigh's Hist of the World with his life tryal by Mr. Shirl Lett. 1676 36 P. Paolo's Hist of the Counc of Trent with his Life and the Inq. c. Lett. 1676 37 Rushworth's Historical Collection of Passages of State method by Corbet 1659 38 Godwin's Hist of the Reigns of H. 8. Ed. 6. Lord Bacon's Henr. 7th Lett. 1676 39 Cambden's Hist of Queen Elizabeth compared with the Original Lett. 1675 40 Bentivogli's Hist of the Wars of Flanders with Maps and Fig. Gilt. Lett. 1678 41 Bp. of Rochester's Acc. of the late Conspiracy against the King Gilt Lett. 1685 42 Baron Taverniers Trav. into Turk and Pers with an acc of the Serag G. Let. 1677 Divinity History Philology in Quarto 1 DR Stillingfleets Hist of the Separation its Nature c. large Pap. G.L. 1681 2 Rational account of the Grounds of the Christian Faith 1662 3 Bishop Cosins Scholastical History of the Canon of the Holy Scripture 1657 4 Bishop Sparrow's Collections of Injunct Orders Canons Ecclesiastical c. 1671 5 Dr. Killigrews Sermons Preached at White-Hall Gilt Let. 1675 6 Gilpin's of Satans Temptations in three parts Gilt Lett. 1677 7 Gibb's 31 Sermons on several Subjects and on several occasions Gilt Lett. 1677 8 Bp. Bilson's Sermons touching the Redemption of Mankind 1599 9 his perpetual Government of Christ's Church 1593 10 true difference betwixt Christian Subjection and unchrist Rebel 1595 11 Park 's Apology for Christs descent into Hell 1607 12 Patricks Estate of the Church with

Consid of Eternity 1675 287 Conold's Notion of Schism with Reflexions on Hales of Schism 1676 288 History of the Government of Venice Letter'd Lond. 1677 289 Description of the present State of Samos Nicaria Patmos c. Ibid. 1678 290 Rich. L●ssell's compleat Journey through Italy Gilt. Lett. Paris 1670 291 History of the Grand Visiers Englished by Jo. Evelyn Lond. 1677 292 Plato Redivivus or a Dialogue concerning Government Ibid. 1681 293 John Speed's Descript of Great Brittain and Ireland Illustr with Maps Ibid. 294 Dan. Langhorne's Introduction to the History of England Ibid. 1676 295 Richard Isack's Antiquities of the City of Exeter Gilt. Lett. Ibid. 1677 296 History of the Gun powder-Treason with Bp. Barlow's Preface G. L 1679 297 History of the Wars in England Scotland and Ireland Lond. 1683 298 Sir Robert Filmer's Free holders Grand Inquest Ibid. 1679 299 His Discourse of Usury Ih●d 1678 300 Journal-Book of the House of Commons for the Parliam begun 21 Octob. 1678 301 Rights of the Bishops to Judge in Capital Cases in Parliament cleared 1680 302 Narrative of some Passages relating to the Long Parliament Lond. 1670 303 Judge Dodridge of the Antiquity and power of Parliaments in England 16 9 304 H. Keep 's Historical Account of the Monuments in St. Peter's Westminster 1682 305 P. Heylin's Help to English History Lond. 1677 306 Tho. Hobbes's History of the Civil Wars of England from 1640 to 1660. Ibid. 1679 307 Tho. De Laune's Present State of London with Figures Ibid. 1681 308 Sir Robert Naunton's Observations on the late Queen Elizabeth 1653 309 Sir Roger L'Estrange's Toleration discussed in 2 Dialogues Lond. 1670 310 Senecca's Moralls 3 parts Translated by Sir Roger L'Estrange Gilt. Lett. Ibid. 311 Monsieur Balzac's New Epistles Ibid. 1638 312 The Mystery of Jesuitism with Additionals Ibid. 1679 313 E. Hickeringhill's Reflections on the Rehearsal Transpros'd Ibid. 1673 314 A modest Plea for the Clergy Ibid. 1677 315 D'Echard s grounds and occasions of the Contemp. of the Clergy 2 Vol. 1670 316 Vindication of the Clergy against Dr. Echard's Contempt Lond. 1672 317 Corah's Doom being an Answer to the Contempt of the Clergy 1672 318 Answer to the Enquiry into the Grounds of the Contempt of the Clergy 1687 319 Another of the same Lond. 1671 320 The Sicilian Tyrant or the Life of Agathocles Gilt Lett. Ibid. 1676 321 Dr. Gilb. Burnet's Life and Death of Sir Matth. Hale Ibid. 1682 322 Geo. Vernon's Life of Dr. Peter Heylin Gilt Lett. Ibid. 1682 223 Tho. Baily's Life and Death of Jo. Fisher Bishop of Rochester 1655 324 Gualdi's Life of Donna Olimpia Lond. 1667 325 Julian the Apostate being a short Account of his Life Gilt Lett. Ibid. 1682 326 Portraicture of his Sacred Majesty in his Solitudes and Sufferings 1648 327 Sir Rich. Baker's Theatre vindicated against W. Prynne 1662 328 Sir Will. Temples's Miscellanea viz. Original of Governm c. Lett. Lond. 1680 329 Tho Blount's Academy of Eloquence Ibid. 1656 330 Humane Prudence or the Art of Grandeur Ibid. 1680 331 W. Hobbes's State of Nature considered in a Dialogue Ibid. 1682 332 Conversations of the Mareschal Clerambault c. 1677 333 Mr. Ob. Walker of Education especially of young Gentlemen Oxen. 1673 334 Jo. Gailhard s Directions for the Education of Youth Gilt. Lett. 1678 335 The Christian Education of Children according to Scripture Paris 1678 336 Des Erasmus Colloquies or Familiar Discourses Lond. 1677 337 Jo. Smith's Mystery of Rhethorick Unveil'd 1657 338 The Art of Speaking written by Messures du Port Royal Lond. 1676 339 Jo. Newton's Introduction to the 7 Liberal Arts Ibid. 1677 340 E. Cole's English Dictionary explaining hard English words 1676 341 J. Blount's Glossographia or a Dictionary of hard words 1674 342 W. Walker's Dictionary of English and Latin Idioms Lond. 343 P. Galtruchius's Poetical History the 4th Edition 1678 344 Nomenclatura brevis Anglo Lat. Gr. papyro interfoliata Lond. 1660 345 Cicero's Offices English and Latin by N. Grimald Ibid. 346 R. Fleckn●e's Epigrams on several Occasions 1670 347 Butlor's Hudibras the first part Lond. 1663 348 Bp. Corbet's Poems on several Occasions Ibid. 1672 349 Ripley Reviv'd or an Exposition on Sir G. Ripley's works Gilt. Lett. Ibid. 1678 350 Esq Rob. Boyle's Experiments Notes c. of Qualities Ibid. 1675 351 Ja. Younge's Admirable Vertues of Oleum Terebinthinae 1679 352 W●●l Mason's easie Method of Short hand Writing 1682 353 Collection of Almanacks for the Year 1677 viz. Lilly c. Turky Leather Gilt. 354 Of Almanacks for the Year 1682 viz. Lilly c. Turky Leather Gilt. 355 New Protestant Almanack for the year 1677 Lond. 356 Is Vossius of the Motion of the Seas and VVinds Lond. 1677 357 Lord Hale's Observat touching the Principles of Natural Motion Gilt. Lett. 1677 358 Sir Samuel Morland's Doct. of Interest both Simple and Compound Gilt. Lett. 1979 359 Sir Jonas Moor's Arithmetick in 2 Books Lond. 1650 360 Vade Mecum or the Necessary Companion Gilt. Lett. 1679 361 Jo. Howell's sure Guide to the Practical Surveyor 1678 362 Argument proving that William D. of Normandy made no absolute Conquest 1682 363 Terms of the Law explaining difficult Words therein 1667 364 Sir Simon Degges Parsons Councellour with the Law of Tithes 1676 365 Another of the Second Edition Corrected 1677 366 Will. Hughes's Parson's Law or a View of Advowsons 1663 367 J. Meriton's Parsons's Monitor Lond. 1681 368 Dr. Braddy's Answer to Mr. Pettit about the English Records c. 1681 369 H. Cary's Guide for all Persons in Ecclesiastical Courts Lond. 370 Lord Chief Justice Saunders's Observat on the Act for Suppressing Convent 1685 371 Religio Jurisprudentis or the Lawyer 's Advice to his Son 1685 Bundles of Tracts c. in Folio 1 COllection of Speeches Votes Answers Proclamations Addresses Messages Letters Impeachments c. in Number 82. 2 Macknamarr's Vindication Behaviour of 14 late Popish Malefactors Tryal f Mr. Hambden Prance's Narrative Tryals of Sir G. Wakeman c. Langhorne's Memoirs Secret Arts of the Jesuits Honours of the Spirit Lords asserted With 7 other Tracts Bundles of Sermons Tracts c. in Quarto Octavo c. 3 TWelve Sermons 3 Consecrat one Coronat with 8 Visitation by Arch Bishop Sand-croft Dr. Sudbury Jane Barrow Arderne Brown Goodman Templer c. 4 Nine Sermons on the 5th of November by Dr. Cave Tillotson Dove Hooper Baker c. 5 Ten Sermons on the 30th of Jan. by Mr. Pelling Dr. Turner Maurice Bagshaw c. 6 12 Serm. 4 before the Artillery by Mr. Pelling Dr. Megot Dr. Pettis c. with 4 Serm. at Feasts by Dr. Sharp D. Tillotson D. Wyat Mr. Fox the rest at the Spittel by D. Ternison c. 7 12 Serm. at Fasts before the Commons 1678. 9. by Dr. Jane Sharpe Bp. of Hereford D. Patrick with 3 Assize Serm. by Dr. Comb. Dr. Babingt with 3 on St. Luke and Good-Fr 8 13 Sermons before the Ld. Mayor in 1676 7 8 9. by