Catalogue St. Edmunds

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Librorum Titulus

Editionum Tempora et Loca

4 I 50

Profitable instructions for increase both of christian faith and duty. Cf. Macarius 'Primitive morality or the spiritual homilies of St. Macarius the Egyptian. Full of very profitable instructions concerning that perfection, which is expected from Christians, and which it is their duty to endeavour after'. London, 1721, 8vo.

n.p. n.d.

5 I 1

Henry Turberville

A manual of controversies. 12mo. Clancy 984-986.3

Douai 1671

5 I 1.2

Henry Turberville

A manual of controversies. 8vo. Clancy 983. According to Weldon there are two copies either of the 1671 ed. or of the 1654 ed.

Douai 1654

5 I 2-6

Hugh Paulin Cressy

Dr. Stillingfleet's principles giving an account of the faith of protestants. 8vo. Clancy 1114. Five copies. Under N.O. in Weldon. Clancy attributes this work it to Abraham Woodhead.

[Paris] 1671

5 I 7

Hugh Paulin Cressy

A collection of several treatises in answer to Dr. Stillingfleet. 8vo. Clancy 259; the first treatise is by Cressy, the other ones by Woodhead. The treatises were also published separately. Listed in Books in Hell.

n.p. 1672

5 I 8

Thomas Anderton

A sovereign remedy against atheism and heresy. 4to. Clancy 24.3

n.p. 1672

5 I 9

Sylvester Norris

The guide of faith. Or, a third part of the antidote against the pestiferous writings of all English sectaries. 4to. ARCR II, 571. Weldon merely has "A guide of faith", no date, place or author. ARCR suggests St. Omer 1621.

n.p. n.d.

5 I 10-11

John Sergeant

Schism dispach't. 8vo. Clancy 897. Two copies. Anon. An answer to Hammond's 'Disarmer's dexterities' and Bramhall's 'Replication'. Wing suggests Paris as place of publication.

n.p. 1657

5 I 12-12.2

Edmund Lechmere

A disputation of the church, wherein the old religion is maintained. 8vo. ARCR II, 491. Two copies. Under V.M.C.F.E. in Weldon.

Douai 1632

5 I 13

Richard Smith

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

London 1546

5 I 14-15

John Warner

Anti-Haman or an answer to M.G. Burnet's Mistery of iniquity unvailed. 8vo. Clancy 1049. Two copies. Under W. E. in Weldon. Wing (W 904C) suggests Douai as the place of publication.

n.p. 1678

5 I 16-17

Thomas Tilden

A just discharge to Dr. Stillingfleet's unjust charge of idolatry against the Church of Rome. 8vo. Clancy 962.4. Anon. Two copies. Under Thomas Godden (the pseudonym of Thomas Tilden) in Wing.

Paris 1677

5 I 18

John Sergeant

Errour non-plust, or, Dr. Stillingfleet shown to be the man of no principles. 8vo. Clancy 880. Anon. A reply to Stillingfleet's 'Faith of protestants reduced to principles'. Clancy suggests London as the place of publication.

n.p. 1673

5 I 19

John Keynes

Dr. Stillingfleet still against Dr. Stillingfleet ... by J.W. 8vo. Clancy 572.6. Under J.W. in Weldon. John Williams was the alias of John Keynes. Sometimes also attributed to John Warner.

n.p. 1675

5 I 20

Edward Llewellyn

The prodigal son return'd home. 8vo. Clancy 602.5; Llewellyn converted to catholicism in 1658 and became a Benedictine. Under E. L[ydeott] in Wing. Clancy suggests London as the place of publication.

n.p. 1684

5 I 21

François Veron

The rule of catholick faith: sever'd from the opinions of the schools, mistakes of the ignorant and abuses of the vulgar. Tr. Edward Sheldon. 12mo. Clancy 1001-1003. Clancy sugggests London as the place of publication.

Paris 1660

5 I 22-23

Jacques Bénigne Bossuet

An exposition of the doctrine of the catholic church in matters of controversie. Tr. Josph Johnston. 4to. Two copies. Clancy 119.3-121. One of the Weldon copies at Douai Abbey.

London 1686

5 I 24

John Vincent Canes

Three letters declaring the strange odd proceedings of protestant divines when they write against catholicks. 8vo. Clancy 166. Under J.V.C. in Weldon. The letters are to Jeremy Taylor, Owens and Whitby; Clancy 166 is dated 1673, Wing C 436 has 1671.

n.p. 1671

5 I 25

John Vincent Canes

Fiat lux, or, a general conduct to a right understanding and charity in the great combustions and broils about religion here in England. 8vo. Clancy 161. Under J.V.C. in Weldon. Wing (C 429) suggests Douai. This must be the first ed. of 1661.

n.p. n.d.

5 I 25.2

John Vincent Canes

Fiat lux, or, a general conduct to a right understanding and charity in the great combustions and broils about religion here in England. 8vo. 2nd ed. Clancy 162. Under J.V.C. in Weldon. Wing (C 430) suggests Douai.

n.p. 1662

5 I 26

John Vincent Canes

An epistle to the author of the Animadversions upon Fiat Lux. 8vo. Clancy 160. Under J.V.C. in Weldon. John Owens was the author of the Animadversions (1662). Wing (C 428) suggests Douai.

n.p. 1663

5 I 27

John Vincent Canes

Infallibility. 4to. Clancy 164. Under J.V.C. in Weldon. Wing (C 432A) has 8vo and suggests London 1662.

n.p. n.d.

5 I 28

Kenelm Digby

A discourse concerning infallibility in religion. 12mo. Clancy 318

Paris 1652

5 I 29

Guillaume Fellé

Juxta solam scripturam catholicae doctrinae & calvinisticae collatio ... A comparison between the catholic and calvinistical doctrin. 12mo. Clancy 371

London 1688

5 I 30

John Redman

A compendious treatise called the complaint of grace. 8vo. STC 20826 and 20826.5. Redman's sermon was delivered at St. Paul's Cross 23 November 1533; Weldon gives 1533 as the date of publication, but the sermon was published later by Thomas Smyth; STC lists two eds dated [1556?] and 1609. The latter is a protestant version.

London 1533

5 I 31-32

John Sergeant

A vindication of the doctrine contained in Pope Benedict XII his bull ... concerning the state of departed souls. 12mo. Clancy 1082. Two copies. Under S.W. in Weldon and Clancy. Copac and Wing give John Sergeant as the author.

Paris 1659

5 I 33

John Sergeant

Schism dis-arm'd of the defensive weapons lent it by Doctor Hammond and the Bishop of Derry. 8vo. Clancy 896

Paris 1655

5 I 34-36.2

Matthew Patteson

The image of both churches. Hierusalem and Babel, unitie and confusion, obedience and sedition. 8vo. ARCR II, 588 or 589. Four copies. Under P. D. M. in Weldon.

Tournai 1623

5 I 37

Matthew Patteson

Jerusalem and Babel, or the image of both churches. 12mo. 2nd ed. Clancy 763

London 1653

5 I 38-39, 43

Hugh Paulin Cressy

Exomologesis or a faithful narration of the occasion and motives of the conversion unto catholique unity. 12mo. 2nd ed. Clancy 262. Three copies.

Paris 1653

5 I 40-41

John Keynes

A rational compendious way to convince, without any dispute ... all persons ... dissenting from the true religion. 12mo. Clancy 573. Two copies. Under J.K. in Weldon. Wing gives [London] as the place of publication.

n.p. 1674

5 I 42

François Veron

The rule of catholick faith sever'd from the opinions of the schools, mistakes of the ignorant and abuses of the vulgar. Tr. Edward Sheldon. 12mo. Clancy 1001-1003. Clancy sugggests London as the place of publication.

Paris 1660

5 I 44

Stephen Gardiner

A declaration of such true articles as George Joye hath gone about to confute as false. 8vo. STC 11588-11589. STC gives [London, 1546] as place and date of publication.

n.p. n.d.

5 I 45

Thomas Tilden

A just discharge to Dr. Stillingfleet's unjust charge of idolatry against the Church of Rome. 8vo. Clancy 962.4. Anon. Under Thomas Godden (the pseudonym of Thomas Tilden) in Wing.

Paris 1677

5 I 46

C. W.

A summarie of controversies: wherein the chiefest points of the holy catholike romane faith are ... proved. 8vo. ARCR II, 769. Under William Wright in STC but this is an erroneous attribution.

n.p. 1616

5 I 46.2

David-Augustin de Brueys

Defense du culte extérieur de l'église catholique. 12mo.

Paris 1686

5 I 47

Sylvester Norris

An antidote or treatise of thirty controversies. 12mo. ARCR II, 569 and 570 and STC give 1622 as the date of publication. Under S.N. in Weldon.

n.p. 1623

5 I 48

Richard Smith

De missae sacrificio succincta quaedam enarratio. 8vo. ARCR I, 1112 or 1114

Louvain 1562

5 I 49-51.2

Jacques-Philippe Lallemant

Le veritable esprit des nouveaux disciples de S. Augustin. 12mo. 3 vols. Two sets.

Brussels 1705

5 I 52-53

Charles du Plessis d' Argentré

Traité de l'analyse ou de la résolution de la foi divine et catholique dans son premier principe. 12mo. 2 vols.

Lyon 1698

5 I 54

Jean le Clerc

Quaestiones hieronymianae in quibus expenditur Hieronymi nupera editio parisina. 8vo.

Amsterdam 1700

6 I 1-2

Henry Joseph Johnston

A vindication of the Bishop of Condom's Exposition of the doctrine of the catholic church. 4to. Clancy 561. Anon. Two copies. An answer to William Wake's 'An exposition' (1686).

London 1686

6 I 3-5

Henry Joseph Johnston

A reply to the Defence of the Exposition of the doctrine of the Church of England. 4to. Clancy 560. Anon. Three copies. A reply to William Wake's 'Defence of the Exposition'.

London 1687

6 I 6

Lawrence Anderton

The progenie of catholicks and protestants. 4to. ARCR II, 27. Anon. An answer to Thomas Morton's 'Catholike appeale for protestants'.

Rouen 1633

6 I 7

Matthew Wilson

Infidelity unmasked or the confutation of a booke ... by Mr. William Chillingworth ... The religion of protestants. 4to. Clancy 1101. Anon.

Ghent 1652

6 I 8

Abraham Woodhead

Considerations on the Council of Trent being the fifth discourse concerning the guide in controversies. 4to. Clancy 1110. Weldon gives R.H. as the author. Wing suggests London as place of publication. Weldon copy in Bibl. Mazarine.

n.p. 1671

6 I 9

Abraham Woodhead

The guide in controversies or a rational account of the doctrine of roman-catholicks. 4to. Clancy 1116; under R.H. in Weldon. Wing suggests London as place of publication. Weldon copy in Bibl. Mazarine.

n.p. 1667

6 I 10

John Dryden

The hind and the panther. 4to. 3rd ed. Clancy 331

London 1687

6 I 11

John Gother

Nubes testium, or a collection of the primitive fathers giving testimony of the faith once deliver'd to the saints. 4to. Clancy 453. Anon.

London 1686

6 I 12

Richard Smith

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

Douai 1631