A dialogue between Timothy and Philatheus
Subtitle: In which the principles and projects of a late whimsical book, intituled: The rights of the Christian church, &c., are fairly stated, and answered in their kind, and some attempts made towards the discovery of a new way of reasoning, intirely unknown both to the ancient and modern
By: Written by a layman
Publisher: B. Lintott
Published: 1709
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Notes: Seven tracts at the end of v. 3 have special t.p. and are separately paged: A letter from ... Samuel Slitsleeves to his cousin Timothy. The tryal of the rights. A vindication of ... W. Tind.---. An answer from a country parson to a letter from a country attorney. The judgment and opinion of Hugo Grotius concerning the principles and notions of the rights. Some accounts of Mr. Hales of Eaton. Timothei ad Johannem Clericum epistola.

"A catalogue of ... authors and books": v. 1, 8 p. following p. xvi.