FENELON, F. sur l'Existence et les Attributs de Dieu. (Euvres, tom. 1.) DERHAM, W. Astro-Theology; or, a Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God, from a Survey of the Heavens. 8° 1758. -Physico-Theology; or, a Demonstration of the Being and Attributes of God, from his Works of Creation. 8° 1754. New Ed. 1768. CHALMERS, Tho. Discourses on the Christian Revelation, viewed in connection with the Modern Astronomy. 8° 1817. NEWTON, Sir I. Letters to Dr. Bentley; containing some Arguments in proof of a Deity. (Works, vol. 4.) BUTLER, Bp. Analogy of Natural and Revealed Religion, with Bp. Hallifax's Preface. 8° 1802. New Edition; with Sermons. 16° 1852. Historical View of Christianity, from Scripture; with a Commentary by Ed. Gibbon, and Notes from Bolingbroke, Voltaire, &c. 4° 1806. JORTIN, J. Discourses concerning the Truth of the Christian Religion. 8° LELAND, John, View of the principal Deistical Writers that have appeared in England: with Observations upon them, and some Account of the Answers that have been published against them. 2 vol. 8° 1764. LARDNER, N. Testimonies of Jewish and Ancient Heathen Authors to the Truth of the Christian Religion. (Works, vol. 7, 8, 9.) Vindication of Three of our Saviour's Miracles, in Answer to Woolston. (Works, vol. 11.) WATSON, Bp. Two Apologies, for Christianity and the Bible, with two Sermons, and a Charge in Defence of Revealed Religion. 8° 1806. BEATTIE, J. Evidences of the Christian Religion. 2 vol. 12° 1795. CHALMERS, T. Authority and Evidence of the Christian Revelation. 8° 1817. PARSONS, T. The Being of God Demonstrated from the Formation of Man. (E34) 1721. GRINFIELD, E. Inquiry into the Nature and Import of the Image and Likeness of God in Man. 8° 1837. PORTEUS, Bp. B. On the Beneficial Effects of Christianity. (F 75) 8o 1806. [NICHOL, Dr. W. D.] Analysis of Christianity. 8° 1823. WARBURTON, Bp. W. On the Attempt of the Emperor Julian to rebuild the Temple of Jerusalem. (Works, vol. 8.) View of Lord Bolingbroke's Philosophy. (Works, vol. 12.) Remarks on Hume's Natural History of Religion. (Works, vol. 12.) PALEY, W. View of the Evidences of Christianity. 2 vol. 8° 1810. Natural Theology; or Evidences of the Existence and Attributes of the Deity, collected from the appearances of Nature. 8° 1810. TURNER, S. Sacred History of the World, attempted to be Philosophically considered. New Ed. 3 vol. 8° 1840-44. On the Christ, &c. BROUGHAM, Lord, Dissertations on Subjects of Science connected with Natural Theology (being the concluding volumes of the new Edition of Paley's Works). 2 vol. 12° 1839. Natural Theology. (Works, vol. 6.) BRIDGEWATER Treatises-on the Power, Wisdom, and Goodness of God BEST, Hon. S. After-Thoughts on Reading Dr. Buckland's Bridgewater Critics Criticised; with Remarks on a Passage in Dr. Chalmers' BABBAGE, C. Ninth Bridgewater Treatise. A Fragment. 8° 1. FoWNES, G. On Chemistry. 16° 1844. 2. JONES, T. W. On the Sense of Vision. 16° 1851. CLARKE, Sam. Scripture Doctrine of the Trinity. (Works, vol. 4.) FOWLER, Bp. E. Propositions respecting the Doctrine of the Holy JONES, W. Catholic Doctrine of a Trinity expressed in the Terms of LE VAILLANT, J. Scripture Proof of the Catholic Doctrine of the Holy 8° Divinity of BULL, Geo., Judicium Ecclesia Catholicæ trium primorum Sæculorum de necessitate credendi quod Dominus Jesus Christus sit verus Deus. 8° Amst. 1697 (et in Operis, fol. 1703.) SHERLOCK, W. Scripture Proofs of our Saviour's Divinity. 8° 1706. BURNETT, G. The Generation of the Son of God as taught in the Scriptures. (D 12) 8° 1720. Answer of the Earl of Nottingham to Mr. Whiston's Letter concerning the Elements of the Son of God. (E 67) 1721. Resurrection of our Saviour asserted. (F 78) 8° 1798. CUMBERLAND, R. Reasons for Belief in Christ. (F 78) 8° 1801. FRANCO, Solomon (a converted Jew), Truth of Christ proved out of the Questions sur les Miracles. (F 44) 18°. PEARCE, Bp. Z. Vindication of the Miracles of Jesus. (Commentary, vol. 2.) WIRGMAN, T. Divarication of the New Testament. 8° 1834. On St. Paul. LYTTLETON, Lord Geo. On the Conversion and Apostleship of St. Paul. (Miscellaneous Works.) PALEY, W. Hora Paulina; or the Truth of the Scripture History of CONYBEARE, W. and Howson, J. Life and Epistles of St. Paul. 2 vol. MYERS, T. On the Prophecies delivered by Christ himself, and the On ProMiraculous Gifts exercised by his Apostles. 16° 1836. WHISTON, W. Literal Accomplishment of Scripture Prophecies. (D12) 8° 1724. NEWTON, Bp. T. Dissertations on the Prophecies which have remarkably been fulfilled, and at this time are fulfilling in the World. 2 vol. 8° 1793. KEITH, A. Evidence of the Truth of the Christian Religion derived from the Fulfilment of Prophecy. 36th ed. 8° 1848. BREWSTER, J. Letter to the Editor of the Quarterly Review, in Reply to certain Strictures in that publication on Keith's Evidence of Prophecy. (K 23) 8° 1837. YEATES, T. Remarks on the Bible Chronology; with an Essay towards reconciling the same with the Histories of the Eastern Nations. (K7) 8° 1830. VAN DALE, Ant. De Origine ac Progressu Idolatriæ et Superstitionum. 4° Amst. 1696. De Oraculis Veterum Ethnicorum. 4° Amst. 1700. Dissertatio super Aristea de LXX Interpretibus. 4o Amst. 1705. 2. Miscellaneous Controversy. ERASMUS, D. De Libero Arbitrio. (Opera, vol. 9.) GROTIUS, H. De Satisfactione Christi. (Opera, vol. 4.) Disquisitio de Dogmatibus Pelagianis. (Opera, vol. 4.) SOCINUS, Faustus, Opera omnia. 2 vol. fol. Irenop. 1656. DAILLÉ, John, On the right use of the Fathers in the Decision of the JORTIN, J. Six Dissertations on different Subjects. 8° 1755. LARDNER, N. Letter on the Question whether the Logos supplied the Remarks upon Dr. Ward's Dissertations upon several Passages of the Sacred Scriptures. (Works, vol. 11.) Tracts, viz., on the Epistles of Clement of Rome; on the Mosaic Account of the Creation and Fall of Man; on the History of the Seven Brothers in the Maccabees; Reasons against the name Magdalen-Houses, &c. (Works, vol. 11.) phecy, &c. Of the Torments of Hell: the Foundation and Pillars thereof shaken, and remov'd. (Phenix, vol. 2.) MOYLE, Walter, Letters on the Thundering Legion. (Works, vol. 2.) MARVELL, And. Historical Essays touching General Councils, Creeds, and Impositions in Religion. (Works, vol. 3.) The Rehearsal transprosed. (Works, vol. 2.) MIDDLETON, Conyers, Free Inquiry into the Miraculous Powers which are supposed to have subsisted in the Christian Church; with Letters on, and Defences of the same. (Works, vol. 1 & 2.) Examination of Bp. Sherlock's Discourses on Prophecy. (Works, vol. 5.) Reflections on the Dispute between the Apostles Peter and Paul at Antioch; and on the Variations found in the Four Evangelists. (Works, vol. 2.) Essay on the Gift of Tongues. (Works, vol. 2.) On the Allegorical Interpretation of the Creation and Fall of Man. (Works, vol. 2.) Tracts on Waterland and Bentley. HOADLY, Bp. B. Works. 3 vol. fol. (Works, vol. 3.) 1773. NEWTON, Sir I. History of two notable Corruptions of Scripture in 1 John v. 7, and 1 Timothy iii. 16. (Works, vol. 5.) PORSON, Rich. Letters to Archdeacon Travis, in Answer to his Defence of the Three Heavenly Witnesses, 1 John v. 7. 8° 1790. TRAVIS, G. Letters to Gibbon. 8° 1794. PEARCE, Bp. Z. Letters to Waterland on the Eucharist. (Comment. vol. 2.) SELDEN, J. On the Birth-day of our Saviour. (Works, vol. 3.) OnCalvinism, WARBURTON'S, Bp. Doctrine of Grace. (Works, vol. 8.) &c. TOMLINE, Bp. Geo. Refutation of Calvinism. 8° 1811. SCOTT, T. Remarks on the Refutation of Calvinism by Bishop Tomline. 2 vol. 8° 1811. NICHOLS, J. Comparison between Calvinism and Arminianism. 2 vol. 8° 1824. CHANNING, W. E. On Calvinism. (Works, vol. 1.) HUMFREYS, J. Free Thoughts upon Predestination, Redemption, &c. A Letter to the Rev. W. Warburton, on some Passages in his "Divine GLAS, John, Works. 4 vol. 8° 1761. [SANDEMAN, R.] Letters on Theron and Aspasio, addressed to the Author. 2 vol. 12° 1762. STONE, Fr. Letter to Bp. Porteus. (F 78) 8° COLERIDGE, Sam. T. Notes on English Divines. 1807. 2 vols. 16° 1850. The Age; being a Letter to a Society for the Improvement of Sacred DOMVILLE, Sir W. The Sabbath; or, an Inquiry into the Supposed The Sabbath. Obligations of the Jewish Sabbath. 2 vol. 8° 1849-55. Whole Doctrine of the Sabbath. (O 1) 12° 1851. The People's Sunday-Letter to Lord R. Grosvenor on the Sunday DEALTRY, Wm. Vindication of the British and Foreign Bible Society, in Reply to Miscella- VANSITTART, Right Hon. N. Three Letters on the subject of the British and Foreign Letter on the Present State of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge Letter to his Grace the Abp. of Canterbury, on Society for Propagation of the Gospel. (K 22) 8° 1838. neous. TOULMIN, Joshua, On the Injustice of Classing Unitarians with Deists On Unitaand Infidels. (F. 63) 12° 1797. NARES, Edward, Remarks on the Version of the New Testament, edited by the Unitarians. 8° 1810. BELLAMY, J. Reply to S. Lee, in Answer to his Remarks on the New True Age of Christ at the Crucifixion. (K 33) 8° 1822. Reply to the Quarterly Review on the New Translation of the Bible. (K 2, 11) 8° 1819-32. rianism. CELSUS, Discourse (against the Christians), translated, as far as it can on Deism,&c. be gathered out of the eight books of Origen against it; with Notes. (Glas's Works, vol. 3.) PAINE, T. Age of Reason. 8° 1794.-In the same volume: WAKEFIELD, G. Examination of, and Reply to, "The Age of Reason." 8° 1794-95. HOLLIS, T. Reasons for Scepticism. 1796. PRIESTLEY, J. Letters to Philosophers of France on Religion. 8° 1793. Letter to M. Volney. 8° 1797. Answers to Dr. Priestley's Letters to a Philosophical Unbeliever. 8° 1782. 3. Roman Catholic and Protestant Controversy. Account of a Disputation at Oxford, 1544; with a Treatise of the Sacra- Protestant. ment, by Bp. Ridley. (B 25) 1688. WRAGHTON, W. Huntyng & fyndyng out the Romishe Fox, whiche JEWEL, Bp. J. Sermon on the Lord's Supper, and Controversy with Replie to M. Hardinges Answeare. fol. 1566. Controversy with Harding. (Works, vol. 1 & 2.) Apologia Ecclesiæ Anglicana (Latin and English); and the Defence of the Apology. (Works, vol. 3 & 4.) Apology of the Church of England; translated by Lady Anne Bacon. 8° 1852. |