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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

common Sence in the choice of Religion enlarged by Tho. White 1634 109 The Touchstone of the Reformed Gospel with the antient Fathers Judgment 1674 110 Ballantines Preparation for Death or the Practice of Dying well 1672 111 Devout and Godly Petitions commonly call'd the Jesus Psalter 112 A Brief Survey of the Lord of Derry his Treatise of Schism 1655 113 The Voice of Truth or the High-way leading to true Peace 1676 114 The Primmer or Office of the Virgin Mary in English with Figures 1632 115 Whites Contemplation of Heaven with an Exercise of Love Manual of Divine Considerations delivered and concluded and the State of the Future Life 1654 116 A Manual of devout Prayers fitted for all Occasions 1675 117 An Abstract of a Scripture Catechism accommodated to the use of Children 1675 118 A short Catechism of Christian Doctrine composed by Card. Bellarmin 1664 119 The Rule of the Catholick Faith severed from the opinion of the Schools 1660 120 A Guide to Heaven written in Latin by John de Bona 1673 121 A short Rule of Good Life to direct the devout Chistian 1654 122 The following of Christ divided into 4 Books by Thom. A Kempis 1674 123 Browns Abridgment of Meditations of the Life Passion and Death of our Saviour 1614 124 The Wisdom of the Just composed by a devout Servant of God 1661 125 The Glory of Ignatius Loyola or his Life the Founder of the Society of Jesus 1632 126 An Ample Declaration of the Christian Doctrine composed by Card. Bellarmin 1624 127 A short Christian Doctrine translated into English 1670 128 Penses y Bien or think well on 't containing a short way to Salvation 24. 1671 129 The Vade-Mecum or a continual Companion of the devout Christian 1639 130 A Christian Directory guiding Men to their Eternal Salvation 1673 131 A Memorial of the ancient and most holy and religious State of Great Britain 1650 132 Another with an account of the Primitive Church of the Saxons 1650 133 An Answer to Dr. Peirce's Sermon preached at Whitehal Feb. 1. 1663. by J. S. 1663 134 The Kingdom of God in the Soul demonstrated by clear Reason 1657 135 A Discovery of the Vanity of Dr. Stillingfl answer to Godden's Cathol no Idolaters 1678 136 A Missive of Consolation sent from Flanders to the Catholicks in England 1617 137 Bossuets Exposition of the Doctrine of the Cathol Church with those of the Reformat 1672 138 A Treatise of Humility and the need we have of it as the Foundat of all Vertue 1631 139 Devotions first part in the ancient way of Offices with Psalms and Hymns c. 1672 140 Meditations collected and ordered for the use of the Engl. Colledg of Lisbo 1663 141 A Little Manual of the Poor-Mans Devotion collected by W. C. 1670 142 Sacrifice of the New Law expounded by the Figures of the Old 1676 143 The Reformed Gospel wherein the Tenets objected against Cathol are refuted 1674 144 Introduction to a devout Life with a Collect. of Maxims by Sales 1675 145 Dr. Veron's Rule of Catholick Faith severed from the Mistakes of the Vulgar 1660 146 A Manuel of Prayers fitted for all Persons and Occasions 1675 147 Another with the Prayers used at High-Mass 1670 148 M. G. Voice of Truth leading to true Peace 1676 149 Dr. Stillingfleet's Discourse of Idolatry practised in the Church of Rome 1671 150 Defense of his Book in answer to Godden's Catholicks no Idolaters gilt and lett 1676 151 Several Conferences betwixt a Rom. Priest and Fanat Chapl. touching Idolat 1679 152 Relation of a Conference held about Relig. betwixt him Dr. Burnet and Coleman 1676 153 Letter to a Deist in answer to several Objections against the Truth of Scripture 1677 154 Whitby's Defense of Dr. Stillingfleet's Charge of Idolatry 1674 155 In Answ to Surefooting from the Exceptions of Mr. Serjeant and Fiat Lux 1666 156 Dr. Sherlock's Discourse of the Knowledg of Jesus Christ and our Comm. with him 1674 157 Defence and Continuation of the Discourse and the Knowledg of Christ 1675 158 Disc of Church Unity being a Defence of Dr. Stillingfleet's Disc of Separat 1681 159 Continuation and Defence of Dr. Stillingfltet's Unreasonabl of Separat 1682 160 Practical Discourse of Religious Assemblies 1681 161 Dr. Tillotson's Rule of Faith in Answer to J. S. Surefooting 1666 162 How 's Blessedness of the Righteous and the Vanity of Man as Mortal 1678 163 The Causes and Decay of Christ Piet. the Ladies Call by the Auth. of the D. of Man 1670 164 D. Patrick's Friendly Debate with the Continuation 2 parts one vol. 1669 165 Jewish Hypocrisy a Caveat to the present Generation 1670 166 Hearts Ease or a Remedy against all Troubles 2676 167 Bp Jer. Taylor 's Dissuasive from Popery to the people of Ireland 1664 168 Dr. Burnet's Vindication of the Ordinations of the Church of England 1677 169 Dr. Barrow's 12 Sermons on the Proverbs c. published by Dean Tillotson 1678 170 The Duty and Reward of Bounty to the Poor a Funeral Serm. at the Spittle 1577 171 Needhams Sermons most of them preached at St. Maries in Cambridg 1679 172 Dr. Bates Divinity of the Christian Relig. proved from the Evidence of Reason 1677 173 Bp Hopkins Vanity of the World with several Sermons 1685 174 Thorndikes Discourse of the Penalties which a due Reformation requires 1570 175 Burthoges Life of God in the Soul of Man 1677 176 A Treatise of Prayer with Observations of the Lords Day 1678 177 Christianity no Enthusiasm in Answer to Elwood's Truth prevailing 1678 178 Another with the Revelations and Inspirations pretended to by the Quakers 1678 179 Fulwoods Roma Ruit with the Pleas for the Popes Author in England answered 1676 180 Shelton's Discourse of Superstition with respect to the present Times 1679 181 Dr. Hammond's practical Catechism with the Reasonabl of Christian Religion 1662 182 Ashwood's Heavenly Trade or the only Way to live well 1678 183 D. Godman's Compas Enquiry into the Caus of the Negl of the Prot. Rel. 1675 184 Dr. Womock's Verdict on the Dissenters Plea occasioned by the Melius Inquirend 1681 185 Dr. Parker's Discourse of Ecclesiastical Policy with the Mischief of Toleration 1670 186 Wilsons genuine Interpreter of the Scriptures asserted against Spinosa c. 1678 187 Conold's Notion of Schism stated according to the Antients 1677 188 Dr. Parker's Account of the Governm of the Christ-Church for the first 600 years 1683 189 Bp Wilkins Principles and Duties of natural Religion in two Books 1678 190 Gift of Preaching as it falls under the Rules of Art 1669 191 Dr. Nalson's Comm. Interest of King and People with the Origin of Monarchy 1678 192 The true Liberty and Dominion of Conscience vindicated 1675 193 The Countermine discovering the dangerous Princip of the Presbyterians 1677 194 Dr. Morris Vindicat. of the Primitive Church and Dioces Episc against Baxter 1682 195 Hanmer's View of Antiq. in the Liv. of the Fathers the first 300 years after Christ 1677

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

196 Dr. Falkner's Vindication of the Liturgy shewing the Lawful of Set forms of Prayer 1680 197 Dr. Claget's Discourse of the Operations of the H. Spirit against Dr. Owen 1678 198 S. Th. Overburies Ataxiae Obstaculum being an Answer to cert Queries in Glocest 1677 199 Some select Notions of Dr. Whitchcot collected by a Friend 1685 200 Memoirs of M. Des-ecotais formerly stil'd in Rome the most vener Father Lond. 1677 201 Vindication of a Friendly Conference between a Minister and hjs Parishoner 1678 202 Dr. Cave's Primitive Christianity or the Relig. of the antient Christians 1675 203 Dr. Pelling Discourse of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper 1685 204 Fulwood's Lawfulness of Ecclesiast Jurisdict in the Church of England 1681 205 How 's Reconcileableness of God's Prescience to the Sins of Men 1677 206 Long 's Examination of Mr. Hales Tract of Schism and against Mr. Baxter 1678 207 His History of the Donatists with a large Preface 1677 208 Hotchis Discourse of imputed Righteousness in Answer to Troughton 1678 209 Maruels Remarques on Danson's Disc of Mr. How 's touching God's Prescience 1678 210 An Apologetical Narration of the Suffer of the Minist of the Ch. of Scotland 1665 211 Dr. Th. Goodwin's Discourse of the Punishment of Sin in Hell 1680 212 Dr. Smith's Account of the Greek Church as also its Doctrines and Rites 1680 213 Dr. J. Owen's Reason of Faith with the Causes and Nature of Faith 1677 214 Causes and Ways and Means of understanding the Mind of God 1678 216 Goodwin's Negroes and Indians advocate suing for admission into the Church 1780 217 Sir John Munson's Suyream Power and Common Right Calculated for 1641 1683 218 Keith's immediate Revelation not ceased or Jesus Christ the Son of God 1675 219 Hursts Revival of Grace in the Vigour and Fragrancy of it 1678 220 Bonhomes Arraignment and Conviction of Atheism by natural Arguments 1679 221 Hill's Treatise of the Propagation of the Soul 1667 222 Mr. Baxter's Nonconformists Plea for Peace with an Account of their Judgment 1679 223 Hook's Nonconformists Challenge accepted in Answer to Mr. Baxter 1682 224 Persuasive to Conformity by way of Letter to the Dissenting Brethren 1670 225 Will. Pen's Invalidity of John Faldo's Vindicat. of his Quakers no Christians 1673 226 Dr. Wetenhall's Vindicat on of the Offices and publick Worship of God in 3 parts 1679 226 * Lord Bp of London's Treatise of the Holy Communion 1677 227 Whiston's Infants-Baptism proved plainly by select Arguments 2 vol. 1678 228 Danvers of Infant-Baptism with his Defence against Willis and Baxter 1674 229 Walker's modest Plea for Infant-Baptism against the Antipedobaptists 1667 230 Scala Sancta or the Exaltation of the Soul in a Train of pious Thoughts 1678 231 New Polit. Lights of mod Rom. Ch. Governm revealed in the Council of Trent 1678 232 Flavel's Divine Conduct or the Mystery of Divine Providence 1678 233 Christianity no Enthusiasm in answer to Elwood's Truth prevailing 1678 234 Disc of God's Judgm with relat to the Man whose Hand and Leggs rotted off 1678 235 The Fire on the Altar or Divine Meditat. and Essays cont the Subst of Relig. 1679 236 Camfield's fresh Suit to Independents or the Nat. Church-way vindicated 1677 237 Sir Charles Wolseley's Justification Evangelical 1677 238 The Advocate for Conscience and Liberty with an Apology for Toleration 1673 239 A Conference between a Minister and Parishoner inclining to Quakerism 1676 240 Bp Cosin's Opinion for communicating rather with Geneva than Rome 1684 241 The Right of Tithes asserted and proved by Divine Institution 1677 242 Allen's Catholicism or several Enquiries touching visible Church-Membership 1613 243 Persuasive to Peace and Unity amongst Christ Address to the Nonconf Mystery of Iniqu unfold Discourse of the 2 Covenants with Mr. Baxt. Pref. 1672 244 Animad versions on R.F. Interest of Reason The Christian Justif stated Discourse of the Divine Assistance and the Method thereof 245 Evil Eye plucked out or a Discourse against Alienation of Church Revenues 1670 246 Bp Morton's Justification of the Church of England to be Apostolical 1673 247 Adam's main Principles of Christian Religion explained 1677 248 Dr. Tomkin's Presbyterians unmasqu'd against Corbet's Interest of England 1676 249 Modern Pleas for Comprehension and Toleration discussed 1675 250 Bp Sanderson's Episcopacy not prejudicial to Regal Power 1661 251 Esq Boyles Discourse of things above reason and whether a Philos should admit them 252 Dr. Worthington's Form of Sound Words or a Scripture Catechism Lond. 1683 253 A Discourse of the Period of Humane Life whether mutable or immut 1677 254 Wensley's Form of Sound Words or the Catech. of the Ch. prov'd Apostol 1679 255 Clifford's Gospel method of saving Sinners by Jesus Christ 1676 256 Corbet's Kingdom of God amongst Men with advice of Church Unity 1679 257 Des-Ecotais Facility of Loving of God in a Sermon 1680 258 J. Mitchil's Discourse of the Glory to which God hath call'd Believers 1677 259 Mr. Wadsworth's Last Warning to secure Sinners 1677 260 Book of Bertram the Priest concerning the Body and Blood of Christ 1686 261 The Contemplations of the Idiot concerning Death 1668 262 Hollingworth's Modest Plea for the Church of England 1676 263 Walton's Considerator consider'd against Dr. Owen touching the Bib. Polygl 1639 264 Bp. Reynold's Meditations on the fall and rising of St. Peter 1677 265 J. C. Collection of the Divine Anthems and Services of the Church 1663 266 Fulwood's Grand Case of the present Ministry as to Conformity 1662 267 Spelman's Churches not to be violated a Tract of the Rites of the Church 1668 268 Bp. Lloyd's Friendly and Seasonable Advice to the Catholicks of England 1677 269 J. M. Atheist silenc'd or the Existence of a Deity proved from Reason 1672 270 A Plea for the Nonconform justifying them against the Charge of Schism 1674 271 Dr. Rolles Loyalty and Peace two Discourses viz of Conscience c. 1678 272 Fox's Door of Heaven opened and shut 1676 273 T. S. Grand Question or the Christian 's Great Enquiry in a Sermon 1677 274 Claustrum Animae the Reformed Monastery or the Love of Jesus 1677 275 Danson's Vindicat. of the Protest Divines Doctr. concerning Praedestination 1678 276 Answorth's Communion of Saints gathered out of the Scriptures 1640 277 J. Ives Rome is no Rule or an answer to Everard's Epistle 1664 278 Th. Vincent's true Christian Love to the unseen Christ 1677 279 Berault's Nosegay or a Miscellany of Divine Truth Engl. Fr. 1684 280 A short Essay of Afflictions or Balm for the Languishing 1647 281 Aber-Cromby's Protestancy to be imbraced or a method to reduce Rome 1683 282 Ars Artium or the Art of Divine Converse a New years Gift 1683 283 Bp. Rust's Discourse of Truth and Mr. Glanuil's way of Happiness 1677 284 Dr. Breuin's Depth and Mystery of the Roman Mass and of the Sacrament 1673 285 Ryther's Looking glass for the Wise and Foolish Godly and Ungodly 1677 286 Bapt. Manni 4 Maxims of Christ Philos drawn from 4