The contemplations upon the history of the Nevv Testament, now complete
Subtitle: The second tome : together with divers treatises not hitherto reduced to the greater volume: and some others never till now published
By: by Jos. Exon
Publisher: Printed by M. Flesher for Nath. Butter in Pauls Churchyard at the signe of the Py'd-Bull
Published: 1634
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 452
Subjects: Controversial literature; Protestant authors; Meditations; Protestantism; History; English Sermons; Catholic Church; Bible
Table of contents: title: Contemplations. The first [-third] book; title: The residve of the contemplations; title: A sermon of pvbliqve thanksgiving for the wonderfvll mitigation of the late mortalitie, preacht before his Ma'tie ... Jan. 29, 1625; title: One of the sermons preacht at Westminster on the day of the publike fast (April 5, 1628); title: A sermon preacht to His Maiestie on the Sunday before the fast (being March 30); title: One of the sermons preacht to the Lords of the High Court of Parliament in their solemne fast held on Ash- Wednesday, Febr. 18; title: The hypocrite, set forth in a sermon ... February 28, 1629; title: The beavtie and vnitie of the chvrch, in a sermon; title: The fashions of the world, laid forth in a sermon; title: The estate of a Christian, laid forth in a sermon; title: The fall of pride; title: Christ and Cæsar, a sermon; title: The defeat of crvelty, praid for and laid forth in a sermon preacht at a solemne fast; title: St. Pauls combat, in two sermons; title: The olde religion: a treatise wherein is laid dovvne the true state of the difference betvvixt the Reformed, and Romane Church, and the blame of this schisme is cast upon the true authors; title: The reconciler: an epistle pacificatorie of the seeming differences of opinion concerning the trueness and visibilitie of the Romane Church; title: Occasionall meditations; title: Certaine catholick propositions which a devovt sonne of the chvrch hvmbly offers to the serious consideration of all ingenuous Christians; title: An answer to Pope Vrban his inurbanitie: expressed in a breeve sent to Lewis the French King, exasperating him against the Protestants in France.