Richard Bentley, D.D. : a bibliography of his works and of all the literature called forth by his acts or his writings / by A.T. Bartholomew ... ; with an introduction and chronological table by J.W. Clark.

  • Augustus Theodore Bartholomew
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1908
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Credit: Richard Bentley, D.D. : a bibliography of his works and of all the literature called forth by his acts or his writings / by A.T. Bartholomew ... ; with an introduction and chronological table by J.W. Clark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    30. Dr Bentley’s Eight Sermons... reprinted in A Defence of Natural and Revealed Religion : being a Collection of the Sermons preached at the Lecture founded by the Honourable Robert Boyle, Esq.... Vol. 1. pp. [v—viii]-h 1—87. London, mdccxxxix. F°. This collection was edited by Sampson Letsome and John Nicholl. 31. Eight Sermons, preached at the Hon. Robert Boyle’s Lecture, in the Year mdcxcii. To which are added, Three Sermons on different occasions. By Richard Bentley. A New Edition. Oxford, at the Clarendon Press, mdcccix. Collation; 8°. pp. xi Half-title, Title, Dedication, Contents + 383. Note: The three Sermons on different occasions here reprinted are nos. 34, 36, 43. Copies: B.M. T.C.C. *32. Boyle Lectures i. vi. vii. viii. (nos. 1, 21, 23, 24) and the Sermon Of Revelation and the Messias (no. 34) reprinted in Family Lectures..,pp. 1—55. London, 1815. 8°. 33. Stultitia et Irrationabilitas Atheismi, Demonstrationibus, ab Emolumento atque Voluptate Vitae religiosae, Facultatibus Animae humanae, Structura Corporis animati, Origine Compage Mundi evicta, Octo Orationibus Sacris, habitis in Praelectione instituta a Roberto Boyleo, Armigero, Anno a fundatione primo, Christi mdcxcii. a Richardo Bentley, SS. Th. D. Serenissimo Britannorum Regi a Sacris Aulicis Biblio¬ theca Regia, Canonico Worcestr. Subjungitur Oratio Exequialis, dicta in Funere Illustris Viri, Dni. Roberti Boyle, £s?c. a Reverendissimo Patre Dno. Gilberto, Episcopo Sarum £s?c. In Latinum vertit Daniel Ernestus Jablonski, V.D.M. Sereniss. Elect. Brandenb. a Sacris Aulicis. Berolini, sumptibus J. M. Rudiger. Bibliopol. 1696.