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Woodhouse, 1616
John Woodhouse
1616
Woodhouse, 1619
John Woodhouse
1619
Woodhouse, 1628
John Woodhouse
1628
Woodhouse, 1672
John Woodhouse
1672
Woodhouse, 1680
John Woodhouse
1680
Woodhouse, 1682. A new almanack for the year of our Lord, 1682
John Woodhouse
1682
Woodhouse, 1693
John Woodhouse
1693
Woodhouse, 1698
John Woodhouse
1698
Woodhouse. 1626
John Woodhouse
1626
Wyberd 1636
John Wybard
1636
[ Saducismus triumphatus
Joseph Glanvill
1681
[A brief treatise containing the most strange and horrible cruelty of Elizabeth Stile alias Rockingham and her confederates, executed at Abingdon, upon R. Galis]
Richard Galis
1579
[A prognostication Buckminster 1591]
Thomas Buckminster
1591
[A prognostication] M.CCCCC.xvij translate in the [fa]mous cite of Antwerpe
Jaspar Laet, Jasper Sr Laet
1517
[Al]manacke and progno[stication] ... D. Lvi. faythefully collected, yea, mon structefully ...
Leonard Digges
1556
[An almanack for ... 1652]
W. Burton
1652
[An] alm[anack of] coelestial moti[ons for the year of the] Chris[tian epocha,] 1[675]
John Foster
1675
[Angelokratia theou], or, A sermon touching Gods government of the world by angels
Robert Gell
1650
[Christian prayers and holy meditations]
Henry Bull
1576
[Comfort for an afflicted conscience
Jean de L'Espine
1591
[Dade] 1666
William Dade
1666
[Gnothi seauton] = Nosce teipsum, or, The Delphick oracle expounded as a looking-glass for the soul
John Davies
1688
[Keene] 1612
John Keene
1612
[MDCXLVI, an almanack for the year of our Lord] 1646
Samuel Danforth
1646