The workes of the most famous and reverend divine Mr. Thomas Scot, Batcheler in Divinitie, sometimes preacher in Norwich
Series: Early English Books, 1475-1640 -- 1584
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1624
Place of publication: Printed at Utrick
Language: eng
Number of pages: 104
Work titles: Works
Notes: Frontispiece portrait engr. by Crispijn van de Passe the elder.

Consists of 26 separate pamphlets, each with separate title page, with an added general title page, engraved.

A nonce-collection, formed of the parts separately recorded as STC 22100.4, 22103, 22097a, 22105.5, 22075, 22069a, 13264.8, 22089, 22079, 22081, 22080, 22077, 22078.5, 20946.6, 20946.2, 22076, 22086, 22065, 22073.2, 19126, 22072, 3171.3, 22084 & 22088; the first ten parts are also found in the nonce-collection recorded as STC 22102, with divisional t.-p. (?) "Vox popvli. Vox Dei. Vox regis. Digitvs Dei. The Belgick pismire ...", included in this collection. Of these parts, STC 22102, 22097a, 22105.5, 22075 & 22089 were probably never separately issued.

STC (2nd ed.) 22064
Table of contents: title: Contents [all but "Vox Dei", "Vox regis", "Exod 8.19 Digitvs Dei" & "Symmachia" with separate signatures, paging, & special t.-p.]: Vox popvli or Nevves from Spayne; title: The second part of Vox Popvli or Gondomer appearing in the likenes of Matchiauell in a Spanish parliament; title: Vox Dei; title: Vox regis; title: Exod.8.19 Digitvs Dei; title: The Belgick pismire; title: [Hexham, Henry] A tongve-combat, lately happening bevveene tvvo English souldiers; title: Symmachia: or, A trve-loves knot; title: The highwaies of God and the King; title: The proiector; title: Newes from Parnassvs [tr. by Scott]; title: An experimentall discoverie of Spanish practises [not Scott's? possibly Henry Hexham's]; title: A second part of Spanish practices [not Scott]; title: [Reynolds, John] Vox coeli, or Nevves from heaven; title: [Reynolds, John] Votivae Angliae: or, the desires and vvishes of England; title: Contents (cont'd): [Baudart, Willem] The Spaniards perpetvall designes to an vniversal monarchie; title: Aphorisms of state [anon., tr. by Scott]; title: Certaine reasons and argvments of policie why the King of England should ... enter into warre with the Spaniard; title: A briefe information of the affaires of the Palantinate [anon., tr. by Scott]; title: The Belgicke sovldier; title: Boanerges. or The hvmble svpplication of the ministers of Scotland; title: Robert earle of Essex his ghost, sent from Elizian [pts. 1-2]; title: A speech made in the lovver hovse of Parliament by Sir Edward Cicell [perhaps Cyril Tourneur].