Search Results - 1667-1752

Quintett in F-Dur für zwei Altblockflöten, zwei Violinen (oder Tenorblockflöten) und Klavier (Cembalo/Orgel) mit Violoncello ad lib.

Triosonate B-Dur für zwei Querflöten (Oboen, Violinen) und Basso continuo, Cembalo (Pianoforte), Violoncello (Viola da gamba, Fagotto) ad lib.

My love is all madness ... /Hither, dear husband

The beggar's opera

Stoicheia geōmetrias

The eternity of hell-torments considered: or, A collection of texts of Scripture, and testimonies of the three first centuries relating to them. Together with Notes through the Whole, and Observations at the End. The second edition, improved, by Will. Whiston, M. A

Mr. Whiston's chronological tables: from A.M. 0, to A.M. 2744, or from A.4484, to A.1500, when the tables themselves begin

Mr. Whiston's friendly address to the Baptists: If a Bishop, or Presbyter, re-baptize him who has had true Baptism; or does not Baptize him who is polluted by the Ungodly, Let him be depriv'd, as ridiculing the Cross, and the Death of Christ; and not distinguishing between real Priests, and counterfeit Ones. Can. Apost. Xlvii. If any Bishop, or Presbyter, does not perform the Three Immersions of the One Admission, but One Immersion, which is given into the Death of Christ, Let him be depriv'd. For the Lord did not say, Baptize unto my Death: but Go ye, and make Disciples of all Nations; Baptizing them unto the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Do ye therefore, O Bishops, baptize thrice unto one Father, and Son, and Holy Ghost, according to the Will of Christ, and our Constitution by the Spirit. Can. L

An essay on the Revelation of St. John: so far as concerns the past and present times. By William Whiston, M. A. Sometime Professor of the Mathematicks in the University of Cambridge. The second edition; greatly improv'd and corrected. With the addition of XV remarkable events which have been foretold from scripture prophecies, and came to pass accordingly: and of V more to be expected hereafter

Mr. Whiston's appeal to Thirty primitive councils against the athanasian heresy: Being an appendix to athanasian forgeries, impositions, and interpolations

The eternity of hell corments considered: Or, A collection of texts of scripture, and testimonies of the three first centuries, relating to them. Together with notes through the whole; and observations at the end. By Will. Whiston, M.A

A table of the eclipses of Jupiter's four planets; with another table of the immersions and emersions of the first planet into, and from Jupiter's body; and the parallax of the orb: for the years 1739 and 1740

An extract out of Josephus's exhortation to the Greeks: concerning Hades, and the resurrection of the dead. With a dissertation to prove this exhortation genuine; And that it was no other than an Homily of Josephus's, when he was Bishop of Jerusalem. By William Whiston, M.A

The astronomical year: or, An account of the many remarkable celestial phn̆omena of the great year MDCCXXXVI: Particularly of the Late Comet, which was foretold by Sir Isaac Newton, and appeared at its conclusion. By William Whiston, M.A

Athanasian forgeries, impositions, and interpolations: Collected chiefly out of Mr. Whiston's writings. By a lover of truth, and of true religion

An enquiry into the evidence of Archbishop Cranmer's recantation: or reasons for a suspicion That the pretended Copy of it is not genuine. By William Whiston, M. A

The primitive Eucharist reviv'd. Or, an account of the doctrine and practice of the two first centuries, concerning the celebration of the Lords supper. In the words of the Sacred and primitive writers themselves. Occasioned by a late treatise intituled, A plain account of the nature and end of the sacrament of the Lord's supper. By William Whiston, M.A

Six dissertations: I. The testimonies of Josephus concerning Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, and James the Just, vindicated. II. The copy of the Old Testament made use of by Josephus proved to be that which was collected by Nehemiah. III. A reply to Dr. Sykes's defence of his dissertation on the eclipse mentioned by Phlegon. IV. The chronology of the sacred scriptures, and the truth of their predictions confirmed by eclipses and Astronomical Observations. V. Remarks on Sir Isaac Newton's observations upon the prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse. VI. A demonstration that our Saviour's ministry continued at least four years, occasioned by a late Dissertation on that Subject. By William Whiston M.A

Historical memoirs of the life of Dr. Samuel Clarke: Being a supplement to Dr. Sykes's and Bishop Hoadley's accounts. Including certain memoirs of several of Dr. Clarke's friends. By William Whiston, M.A. sometime professor of the mathematicks in the University of Cambridge

A compleat chronological catalogue of Mr. Whiston's writings