Vindiciae decalogicae, desumptae ex Saule ... accessit opusculum de juris naturalis ignorantia ... ab Mateo van Vianen. 4to.  

Praeclarae formalitates de mente doctoris subtilis Scoti. 8vo.  

La philosophie pour la conversation. 12mo.  

Rhetor familiaris seu ars rhetoricae. 12mo. Two copies.

La lettre déchiffrée. A eulogy of Cardinal Richelieu; BnF and CCFr list eds of 1600, 1627, 1628, 1629 and 1630.

La vie du cardinal d'Amboise en suite de laquelle sont traictez quelques poincts sur les affaires présentés par le Sieur Des Montagnes. 12mo. Under Des Montagnes (pseudonym of Jean Sirmond) in Weldon.

De statu religionis et rei publicae Carolo V. Caesare commentarii. 8vo. Sleidanus is the pseudonym of Joannes Philippson. USTC gives Strasbourg as place of publication.

Histoire de l'estat de la religion et republique sous l'empereur Charles V. Tr. Robert le Provost. 8vo. USTC suggests Geneva as the place of publication. In Weldon the title is simply given as 'Hist.' Another possiblity work could be 'Commentarii & vero historie, tradotte in lingua Toscana', n.p. 1557.

Sommaire de l'histoire. Tr. Robert le Provost. 8vo. Sleidanus is the pseudonym of Joannes Philippson. Listed in Books in Hell.

A father's legacy. Sir H. Slingsbey's instructions to his sonnes. Written a little before his death. 12mo. Wing S 3995. Weldon has 'Instructions to his sonnes'.

Diadema monachorum ... opera F. Jacobi Le Louchier. 12mo.  

Prosodia ... promptissima. 18mo. No title given in Weldon.

Prosodia in novam formam digesta. Not traced. CCFr and Worldcat list 1635 eds (Lyon and Geneva), Worldcat a Rouen 1631 ed.

Prosodia in novam formam digesta. 8vo.  

Arithmetica: dat is, de rekenkonste. Not traced. NCC has Rotterdam eds of 1609, 1612 and 1620.

A modest briefe discussion of some points taught by M. doctour Kellison in his Treatise of the ecclesiastical hierarchy. 8vo. ARCR II, 822. Nicholas Smith was the pseudonym of Matthew Wilson.

A modest briefe discussion of some points taught by M. doctour Kellison in his Treatise of the ecclesiastical hierarchy. 8vo. 2nd ed. ARCR II, 823 or 824. Two copies. Nicholas Smith was the pseudonym of Matthew Wilson.

Modesta ac brevis discussio aliquarum assertionum D. Doctoris Kellisoni. 12mo. ARCR I, 1400, 1401, 1402 or 1403. Four copies. Nicholas Smith is the pseudonym of Matthew Wilson.

Modesta ac brevis discussio aliquarum assertionum D. Doctoris Kellisoni. 12mo. ARCR I, 1400, 1401, 1402 or 1403; Nicholas Smith was a pseudonym of Matthew Wilson.

A brief survey of the Lord of Derry his treatise of schisme. 12mo. Eight copies. Under R.C. in Weldon. Wing S 4152 and Clancy 910 have 1655. The date 1654 in Weldon probably refers to the treatise of John Bramhall, Lord Bishop of Derry, ‘A just vindication’. Clancy gives Paris as place of publication.

A brief survey of the Lord of Derry his treatise of schisme. 12mo. Under R.C. in Weldon. Wing S 4152 and Clancy 910 have 1655. The date 1654 in Weldon probably refers to the treatise of the Lord of Derry.

A conference of the catholike and protestante doctrine ... the second part of The prudentiall balance of religion. 4to. ARCR II, 706. Anon.

A treatise of the sacrament of confirmation. 8vo. ARCR II, 709.5. Anon. The title states 'composed by W.R.', possibly edited by Smith.

An answer to Thomas Bels late challenge named by him The downfal of popery ... by S. R. 8vo. ARCR II, 703. In Weldon under S.R.

Assertion and defence of the sacrament of the altar. 8vo. STC 22851

Collatio doctrinae catholicorum ac protestantium cum expressis s. scripturae verbis. 4to. ARCR I, 1089. Three copies.

De auctore et essentia protestanticae ecclesiae et religionis. 8vo. ARCR I, 1092. Under R.S. in Weldon. ARCR lists only one ed. of this work, Paris 1619.

Duplicatio adversus nuperrimam replicam T. Mortoni, pro defensione suae pseudo-catholicae Apologiae. 8vo. ARCR I, 1093; Weldon and title-page give C.R. as author; an answer to Thomas Morton's 'Replica'.

Florum historiae ecclesiasticae gentis Anglorum libri VII. fol.  

Monita quaedam utilia pro sacerdotibus, seminaristis, praesertim, quando primum venient in Angliam. 12mo. Not in Clancy.

Of the all-sufficient external proposer of matters of faith. 8vo. Clancy 913. Under R.C. in Weldon.

Of the distinction of fundamental and not fundamental points of faith. 8vo. Three copies. Clancy 914. Under R.C. in Weldon. Clancy suggests London as the place of publication.

Of the distinction of fundamental and not fundamental points of faith. 8vo. Clancy 914. Under 'C.R.' in Weldon. Clancy suggests London as the place of publication.

Refutatio apologiae pseudocatholicae Thomae Mortoni. 8vo. ARCR I, 1097; Weldon and title-page give C.R. as author.

The protestants plain confession that the roman church is the head of the church of God. 8vo. Clancy 915. Weldon gives R.C. as the author. Clancy suggests London as the place of publication.

The protestants plain confession that the roman church is the head of the church of God. 8vo. Clancy 915. Three copies. Weldon gives R.C. as the author. Clancy suggests London as the place of publication.

The treatise of the best kinde of confessors. 12mo. Clancy 916. Five copies. Clancy: ‘the best confessors were canonical pastors’.

Aditus ad logicam in usum eorum qui primo academiam salutant. 12mo. 4th ed. STC 22831

De republica Anglorum libri tres. 12mo. Weldon copy at Douai Abbey, once owned by J. Rivers.

De republica Anglorum libri tres. 24mo.  

Epistolæ quatuor, quarum duæ de moribus ac institutis Turcarum agunt, duæ septem Asiæ ecclesiarum et Constantinopoleos notitiam continent. 8vo. Wing S 4242

Psalterium davidicum paraphrasibus illustratum. 12mo. Reinier Snoy of Gouda was the editor.

Psalterium davidicum paraphrasibus illustratum. 12mo. Reinier Snoy of Gouda was the editor.

Psalterium paraphrasibus illustratum. 8vo. Reinier Snoy of Gouda was the editor.

De arte rhetorica libri tres. Not traced. There are numerous 17th century eds, among them a Cologne 1628 one.

Historiae ecclesiasticae pars secunda, qua continentur Socratis scholastici Constantinopolitani libri VII. Theodoriti Cyrensis episcopi libri V. 8vo. Under Socrates and Theodoritus in Weldon.