15. Defenfio pro Populo Anglicano, or his Defence of the People of England against Salmafius's Defence of the King.

P. 95.

16. Joannis Philippi Refponfio ad Apologiam Anonymi cujufdam.

p. 102,

17. Defenfio fecunda pro Populo Anglica no, &c.

P. 107.

18. Defenfio pro fe adverfus Alexandrum Morum.

p. III.

19. Treatife of Civil Power in Ecclefiaftical Carifes. p. 113.

20. Confiderations touching the likelieft means to remove Hirelings out of the Church. p.113.

21. A Letter to a Friend concerning the Ruptures of the Commonwealth.

P. 117.

22. The brief Delineation of a Commònwealth.

P. 118.

23. Brief Notes on Dr. Griffith's Sermon, intituled, The Fear of God and the King.

24. The ready and easy way to establish a Free
Commonwealth, and the Excellence thereof
compar'd with the Dangers and Inconveni-
ences of readmitting Kingship in this Na-

tion.

25. Paradife Loft.

p. 118.

P. 126.

26. Paradife regain'd, and Sampson Ago-

niftes.

p. 138.

27. Occafional and Juvenil Poems, English
and Latin.

P. 142.

28. The Hiftory of Britain to the Norman
Conqueft.

29. Accedence commenc'd Grammar.

30. A brief Hiftory of Muscovy.

p. 138.

P. 141.

p. 142.

31. A Declaration of the Election of John III.
King of Poland.

p. 142.

32. Artis Logica plenior Inftitutio ad Petri
Rami methodum concinnata.

P. 142.

33. A Treatife of true Religion, Herefy,
Schifm, Toleration, and the best means to
prevent the growth of Popery.

P. 143.

34. Lit.

34. Litteræ Senatus Anglicani, &c. or Letters of State.

P. 142.

35. Epiftolarum familiarium liber unus; accefferunt Prolufiones quædam Orato

riæ.

P. 142.

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