The practice of physick, in seventeen several books / ... by N. Culpeper, A. Cole and W. Rowland. Being chiefly a translation of the works of L. Riverius ... With these books is bound a physical dictionary explaining hard words.
- Lazare Rivière
- Date:
- 1655
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Credit: The practice of physick, in seventeen several books / ... by N. Culpeper, A. Cole and W. Rowland. Being chiefly a translation of the works of L. Riverius ... With these books is bound a physical dictionary explaining hard words. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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No text description is available for this image![^oo\s T?nntedhy]L eter Cole iriLeaderi'Hall* hr Of Hope, on \fohn.s.^. OfW'alkiftgby takb, bn iChr. S‘7^ ti Tmlve fever at Books of Mr, William •, r* CodeUe^ into one Volnmn^ 'Vii. 1 The Great Gofpcl Myftery of the Saints Comfort and Holinefs, opened and applied from Chrifts Pricftly Office. ^ Satans Power to Tempt j aiid Chrifts Love to, arvd Care of H,i^ Popple «nder;Tctn|ifatibn. ^ ThanitfdhVffs r£(^oirc'd in'every Condition. 4 Grace for Grace 5 or, the Over-flowing of Chrifts Ful- nefs received by all Saints. 5 The Spiri^^ial Aftings of Faith through Natural Im- polJibiiiti^s.v^ 6 Evangelical Repentance. 7 The Spiritual Life,and In-being cf Chrlft in all Belee- \Ct^« e j r : ■ ^ ■ * ' . Tl^^Pnl^n bfCarbin, 9 The Saints Hiding- place in time of Gods Anger. the lo ^Chrifts Coming is at pur Midnight., , ^ ,1^1-A .¥inMcatipn o|^ipcI Ordinances. , ' Vz'Graceand i-bve Beyond Gifts. , ^ v> /-m. l A Congrog^i^iGnalChurthrJSa Ga^oUck yiubic Qhut;ch, Tiy Samnel Stone in Ney^i,ngland. ^ t , ' A Trcatife of Politick Powers,. t^fitrein fe'^in Q^ftions arc Anfwcred, i Whereof Power is made, and for what or¬ dained. s Whether Kings and Governors have an Abfolute Power over the People.u^c Whcthcc iKings jmd 'Governors .tBp (ubjp^jlb'lhc Liwa.hf Gbdj or the Laws of their Coun- trie* 4 How far the People are to obey their Governors. 5 Whethr all the people have , be their^ Governors. Whpfhet -it be Lawfultctol depbfe an evil Governor 7 WhatGonfidenc^ihjto.bCigivcntoPrincesi*;,.' The CompaffionaiftSatnatJKiiy. f; ncf-! . Dr. Sibbs on the BhiUppihaS.,. m >, d t . The Beft and Worft Magiftriatc. jEy Obadiah Sedgrvhk. Tha Craft and Cruelty of,t:^ '.Cburcbfls A'dVcrfaries. By{ 30iwig3ii>\’io djcC ; ' • A Sacred Pancgcrick. 'Ey Stephen MArtiaUrj,'. ■ Sarrifs Military Difeipline. -’.Thedmpfortality of Matts iSouLnsi The AQptpmift An»om^td. v’v t • ' . King Charts his Cafc,.iot \an Appeal to all Rational Men conc9,ttt*Pgthis TryaI.i:t;v,i uri'.i' , ^ ;; Mr. ^)5e?(4if\edfafeiefs;pf tbfiiPronnifosc ' r, A Vii\iilbatiprt >Qf Tree Grace i Endeavaring to prove, ^ .Th^^wp^re! not clcfte!d,a$.it9lyj but,that, we fliould be holy 5 an^ that Eleftion is not of kinds, but perfons. a ^iThat Cteiftfdid not byj his Death intend to favc all men, jStnd toucliinfg.^fe whtfm,.be intended to£»ve,f that he did ,^ot die ,'fpctheip only^if dtbey would bclceye,: but that they ' might beleevc. 3 That wc arc not juftified ptoperly by oifr J)cLcevii^i;in,jQii-j^,.ibUt;\‘by onr Chrift, bclceving in. .4 T‘ia^, !|l^^hkh,di|&:ten«th one manfrom another, is onpttl^jip^Br§ye9ie»to/a,cotfiipon ability reftored through jChrift rpi^llviHfa , in general), but a princi|>le of Grace • wrougl^hillHe of^Ghd lin thcEleft. John Faw^ 1 'jV. j- Six Sermons preached by Doftor Hr//. Vii. -1. apd^Swcti^rs of art Olive Branch of Peace, kind BrqtflejiyjAiEpomnjtodatipn vbttdding* .j \i.f ^ ' '■z Tru^fln4 I-ttVc happily;iatb^;Church of thrift;^ ' 3 ThcSpripgof ftrcngtjheiungQcace m the. Rpck orA-^r gesChri^J^j^T, rirnoisfu <’ ' 4 The ftrengih of the, jSikittiS‘*tp,i3nake.j4fnfl Chrift' theif 5‘The Beft and Worft of P^r«/. ’ ^7^.Go^^^giipalip/epara,tiio®^fsifehis;Dylng5^tt^ • ‘ The^ifhopotC4«ie/fi«r>-svSpteclxohthcvSi&ftold. ' ,,Thc I^iriglJftSpKccb onibc Sdjffold. . r ' ■( ^ The Magiftrates Support and Burden. By Mr. John iO - . c The Difeipline {ofthe Church in Hero Englandy by Churches andSynt^ there. A Relation of Bityidrfoer. A Relation of the Repentance and Convetfion of the I«- dians in New-England i By Mr. Eliot, and Mr. Mayhew, The Hiftory of Moniref : and his Adions for Charles the Flrft. His paffions for Charles the Second King of Scots, The inftitutes of the Laws of England by John Covael, Odlavo, A defeription of the Grand Signors Seraglio y orTut> kifh Emperors Couri. By John Greaves, Oftavo. The reigning error Arraigned at the Bar of feripture, and Rcafon. By Francis Fulwood. O^zso. The ftatc of Futuve Life. By Thomas white. Twelves. The Royal and delightful Game of Ficqnet, written in French, and now rendered into Englifh. Oftavo. pe copore Politico: or. The Elements of Law, moral, and politick. By Tfcaw/tf Ho/?5 of A1<i/»3/2>«!7. The Hiftory of the Rites, Cuftoms, and manner of life, of the prefcnc Jews throughout the World. Odlavo. The London Difpenfatory in Latin in Folio. The Lowdaa Difpenfatory in’Latitt in Twelves. A Poem upon the late Fight at fea, betweett the two great Fleets of £»g/<wd and if . ' Thefe feveral Books of Phyfick and Chyrurgerie will Ihortlybe printed in Englifh. T^vlrius Obfervations, with fifteen hundred and fcvcntic other Hiftories and Obfervations of other men. Riolanm Anatomy. Battbolinm Anatomy. yAU the Works of Vanicl SenneriuSy except fome few, not proper for Tranflation. 1 he idea ofPradkd Phy/ickt being a compleat Body oi^ Phyfick. And Ferneim his Works'. Thefe Books of Divinity will fpcedily be prihted. Mr. Bunoughsy oh i Cor. $.7. and 18, 19. 29, And fifty nine Sermons on MattheWy 11.2.8, 29,30. Seventeen Books of Mr, Thomas Hookery being the fub* ftance of many Sermons preached in England; . , -I , . Several piecesof Mr. Brir/ge of Fiif'. a Scripture Light efoe mojl fare i-igfcr; compared with,i.Ke- velationsand Vifions. 2. Natural «id-fupcrnatural Dreams. Imprcffions with and without W^dl 4. Light and LaW within. 5. Divine Providence. 6ii‘Chriftian Experienjfce. 7.;:HumancReafon; 8. Judicial Aftrology. Delivered in' three Sermons on 2 Per. I. 19. ,z cbri/I in Tr4ve/;• Whercin'i The 1. Travel of hS foul, a. The firft and after effefts of his Death. 3. His AfTm ance of l^e. 4. And His fatisfaftlon therein. Arc opened and cleered in three Sermons, on Efay, J$. ii. 3 Pi Lifting up for the cdft-down, in cafe of i. GreSt fin. i. Wcakntfj of Grace. 3. Mifeavriage of Duties.’ 4.’ -Want of Aflurance. f. Affliftioii. 6. Temptation. 7. Diflertion. 8. llnferviceablends. 9. Difeouragements* from the Condition it felf. Delivered in thirteen Sermons onPyWw, 4^. **• ' , His Four Sermons concerning X Sin agttinft the Holy- Ghoft. . ;x Sins of Infirmities. 3 The fifth Monarchy. 4 The Good andimeans of Effablifhmcnt. i Fi^ifaiT'ayleriy Co'pitdWVzvtVim: Hebraicc&'Latin^' edita. Una cum Anhotationibus fenfum locorum dffficilium Experiincritihw, v2 - FrancifciTayleriy Lamcntationcs jeremire vaiis, Dertuo efohtibus Hcbraicis tranflatae, cum Paraphrafi Cbaldaica, Mafora magna & parva, & Commentariis Rabbi Shelomob, Jarchi & Abeij Exrjc, c Buxcotfii Bibliis magnis excerytia.](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30329097_0020.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)