Francis Rous1579 — 1659 · 85 obras en el catálogoObrasThuleMMella patrumMella patrumOile of scorpions. The miseries of these times turned into medicines and curing themselvesTThe ancient Bounds, Or Liberty of Conscience, Tenderly StateThe ancient Bounds, Or Liberty of Conscience, Tenderly Stated, Modestly Asserted, And Mildly Vindicated. ... (11 lines). Licensed and Entred according to OrderTThe Arte Of Happines. Consi- sting of three parts, whereof {The Arte Of Happines. Consi- sting of three parts, whereof {The first searcheth out the hap- pinesse of man. The second, particularly disco- uers and approues it- The third, sheweth the meanes to attayne and increase itTThe Balme of LoveThe Balme of LoveCCoelestis Academia. Qui est Tractatus Primus. ... (7 lines)Coelestis Academia. Qui est Tractatus Primus. ... (7 lines)TThe Great Oracle. Even, The maine Frame, and Body of the scrThe Great Oracle. Even, The maine Frame, and Body of the scriptures, re- solving the Question, whether in Mans Free-will and common Grace, or in Gods speciall and effectuall Grace, stands the safety of Man, and the Glory of God, By Mans safetyTThe Heavenly Academie. ... (7 lines; ornament)The Heavenly Academie. ... (7 lines; ornament)IInteriora Regni Dei. Vidit & testatur F. Rous Colleg. E. PraInteriora Regni Dei. Vidit & testatur F. Rous Colleg. E. Praep. ... (2 lines)MMeditations Of Instrvction, Of Exhortation, Of ReprofeMeditations Of Instrvction, Of Exhortation, Of ReprofeMMella Patrum. Nempe, Omnium, quorum per prima nascentis & paMella Patrum. Nempe, Omnium, quorum per prima nascentis & patien- tis Ecclesiae tria secula, usque ad Pacem sub Con- stantino divinitùs datam, scripta prodierunt, atque adhuc minus dubiae Fidei supersunt. Collegit, & Ecclesiae in Terris militanti, in Coelis conversanti Dicavit Franciscus Rous, Etonensis Collegii Praepositus. ... (4 lines; arms, crossed swords)MMysticum Matrimonium Quo Junguntur Christus Et Ecclesia. ...Mysticum Matrimonium Quo Junguntur Christus Et Ecclesia. ... (5 lines)OOile Of Scorpions. The Miseries of these Times turned into MOile Of Scorpions. The Miseries of these Times turned into Me- dicines and Curing themseluesTThe Onely Remedy, That Can Cvre A People, When all other Re-The Onely Remedy, That Can Cvre A People, When all other Re- medies faileAA Religious And Worthy Speech Spoken by Mr. Rovse In ParliamA Religious And Worthy Speech Spoken by Mr. Rovse In Parliament. Concerning The Goods, Liberties, And Lives, of his Majesties Subjects. Laying open, the Paintings that are used by the Whore of Rome, and Arminianisme amongst Us, to draw the people thereby to Idolatry. By which meanes, they seeke both to take away our wealth and Religion, and the dangerous Consequence thereof. With the neere Correspondencie, and Allyance, that is appa- rently evident to be betweene our Bishops, and the Bishop of Rome. And the Remedy propounded, to redresse all such Greevances. .TTreatises And Meditations Dedicated to the Saints, and to thTreatises And Meditations Dedicated to the Saints, and to the Ex- cellent throughout the three NationsTThe Grand Case Of Conscience Stated, about Submission to theThe Grand Case Of Conscience Stated, about Submission to the new and present Power. Or, An impassionate Answer to a modest Book concerning the law- fullnesse of submitting to the present GovernmentMMr. Rovse his speech before the Lords at the transmission ofMr. Rovse his speech before the Lords at the transmission of Dr. CossensCCatholick Charitie : Complaining, And Maintaining, That RomeCatholick Charitie : Complaining, And Maintaining, That Rome is uncharitable to sundry Eminent parts of the Catholick Church, and especially to Protestants, and is therefore UncatholickTTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One iTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One in the points of Praedestination, Free-will, Certaintie of saluation. With a discouery of the Grounds} Naturall Politicke} of ArminianismeTTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One iTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One in the points of Praedestination, Free-will, Certaintie of saluation. With a discouery of the Grounds} both Naturall Politicke} of ArminianismeAA Speech Made Before The Lords In The Vpper HovseA Speech Made Before The Lords In The Vpper HovseMMr. Rowse His Speech Made in the lower House of Par- liamentMr. Rowse His Speech Made in the lower House of Par- liament the thirtieth of December, 1641. In opposition of the making of Doctor Winniff, Doctor Holsworth, Doctor King, Bishops (lately elected by his Majesty) till a setled Government in Religion be established in this Kingdome. (ornament) AnteriorPágina 1 de 4Siguiente
TThe ancient Bounds, Or Liberty of Conscience, Tenderly StateThe ancient Bounds, Or Liberty of Conscience, Tenderly Stated, Modestly Asserted, And Mildly Vindicated. ... (11 lines). Licensed and Entred according to Order
TThe Arte Of Happines. Consi- sting of three parts, whereof {The Arte Of Happines. Consi- sting of three parts, whereof {The first searcheth out the hap- pinesse of man. The second, particularly disco- uers and approues it- The third, sheweth the meanes to attayne and increase it
CCoelestis Academia. Qui est Tractatus Primus. ... (7 lines)Coelestis Academia. Qui est Tractatus Primus. ... (7 lines)
TThe Great Oracle. Even, The maine Frame, and Body of the scrThe Great Oracle. Even, The maine Frame, and Body of the scriptures, re- solving the Question, whether in Mans Free-will and common Grace, or in Gods speciall and effectuall Grace, stands the safety of Man, and the Glory of God, By Mans safety
IInteriora Regni Dei. Vidit & testatur F. Rous Colleg. E. PraInteriora Regni Dei. Vidit & testatur F. Rous Colleg. E. Praep. ... (2 lines)
MMeditations Of Instrvction, Of Exhortation, Of ReprofeMeditations Of Instrvction, Of Exhortation, Of Reprofe
MMella Patrum. Nempe, Omnium, quorum per prima nascentis & paMella Patrum. Nempe, Omnium, quorum per prima nascentis & patien- tis Ecclesiae tria secula, usque ad Pacem sub Con- stantino divinitùs datam, scripta prodierunt, atque adhuc minus dubiae Fidei supersunt. Collegit, & Ecclesiae in Terris militanti, in Coelis conversanti Dicavit Franciscus Rous, Etonensis Collegii Praepositus. ... (4 lines; arms, crossed swords)
MMysticum Matrimonium Quo Junguntur Christus Et Ecclesia. ...Mysticum Matrimonium Quo Junguntur Christus Et Ecclesia. ... (5 lines)
OOile Of Scorpions. The Miseries of these Times turned into MOile Of Scorpions. The Miseries of these Times turned into Me- dicines and Curing themselues
TThe Onely Remedy, That Can Cvre A People, When all other Re-The Onely Remedy, That Can Cvre A People, When all other Re- medies faile
AA Religious And Worthy Speech Spoken by Mr. Rovse In ParliamA Religious And Worthy Speech Spoken by Mr. Rovse In Parliament. Concerning The Goods, Liberties, And Lives, of his Majesties Subjects. Laying open, the Paintings that are used by the Whore of Rome, and Arminianisme amongst Us, to draw the people thereby to Idolatry. By which meanes, they seeke both to take away our wealth and Religion, and the dangerous Consequence thereof. With the neere Correspondencie, and Allyance, that is appa- rently evident to be betweene our Bishops, and the Bishop of Rome. And the Remedy propounded, to redresse all such Greevances. .
TTreatises And Meditations Dedicated to the Saints, and to thTreatises And Meditations Dedicated to the Saints, and to the Ex- cellent throughout the three Nations
TThe Grand Case Of Conscience Stated, about Submission to theThe Grand Case Of Conscience Stated, about Submission to the new and present Power. Or, An impassionate Answer to a modest Book concerning the law- fullnesse of submitting to the present Government
MMr. Rovse his speech before the Lords at the transmission ofMr. Rovse his speech before the Lords at the transmission of Dr. Cossens
CCatholick Charitie : Complaining, And Maintaining, That RomeCatholick Charitie : Complaining, And Maintaining, That Rome is uncharitable to sundry Eminent parts of the Catholick Church, and especially to Protestants, and is therefore Uncatholick
TTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One iTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One in the points of Praedestination, Free-will, Certaintie of saluation. With a discouery of the Grounds} Naturall Politicke} of Arminianisme
TTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One iTestis Veritatis. The Doctrine Plainely shewed to bee One in the points of Praedestination, Free-will, Certaintie of saluation. With a discouery of the Grounds} both Naturall Politicke} of Arminianisme
MMr. Rowse His Speech Made in the lower House of Par- liamentMr. Rowse His Speech Made in the lower House of Par- liament the thirtieth of December, 1641. In opposition of the making of Doctor Winniff, Doctor Holsworth, Doctor King, Bishops (lately elected by his Majesty) till a setled Government in Religion be established in this Kingdome. (ornament)
