several Catechetical Paraphrases, and other very excellent Prayers, selected out of the Primitive Writers, formerly published in Latin, are now made English, and the whole reduced to an exact method for the Benefit of the Devout. London, printed for Matthew Gilliflower, William Hensman, and are to be sold at their shops in Westminster Hall. 1683."

1687. Same title, Fifth Edition. London, reprinted for T. B. M. G. and W. H., and are to be sold by Richard Heavisid, over against the Devil Tavern, near Temple Bar.

1688. (Also termed) Fifth Edition; same title-page; printers' names not
given.

1705. Same title. Sixth Edition. London, printed for Samuel Keble,
at the Great Turk's Head in Fleet Street, and R. Wellington at the
Dolphin and Crown at the West End of St. Paul's Churchyard; and
W. and M. Gilliflower at the Black Eagle in Westminster Hall.
1838. Oxford. A reprint of the Oxford Edition of 1667.

II. The Diary of the Archbishop, which has been carefully collated with the original MS. in the Library of St. John's College, Oxford.

III. Notes on Prynne's Breviate, now first published, of which a full account will be found in an Introductory Note.

IV. The History of the Archbishop's Troubles and Trial (the First Part), which has also been collated with the original MS., and the various corrections and additions indicated in the notes.

The next volume will contain the remaining portion of the History, to which will be added an Appendix of such Documents as may be considered necessary for its illustration.

JAMES BLISS.

OGBOURNE ST. ANDREW,

Dec. 4, 1852.

II. The Diary of the Archbishop's Life (preceded by

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SUMMARIE

OF

DEVOTIONS,

Compiled and Used by

Dr. WILLIAM LAUD,

Sometime Ld. Arch-Bishop of

CANTERBVRY.

Now Published according to the Copy written

with his own hand, and reserved in the
Archives of St. John Baptist's
Colledge Library in
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OXFORD,

Printed by William Hall, Anno Dom. 1667.

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